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THIS PHOTO shows how completely one of the urday. Firemen deMin9 out the charred debris
second-story apartments of the Gallagher Build-are W illiam CiHo jleft) and A ndy Winn. A
inq in Corona del Mar was gutted by flomes Sat-charred chair stonds in the fOf"eground. --~------------~--~----------------
CDM Couple Is Rescued C:DM Bui lding F1re Damage
F G ded Sl · Set at $6000 rom roun eamer A 18,000 lire rutted a second-
story apartment of the Gallagher
A Corona del Mar couple, Mr. The Wlckerah&DlJ were amon1 Building, 3'732 E. Coast Hwy .•
an4 Mra.. Barold B. WJckenham 188 paaniftW and Cft'W rnern-Corona del Mar, Saturday morn-~ 101 ~ AYe.. wen rea-~ aboard the New Zealand lng, but .l'lrftMn got the blue
C\M4 ,..._ • poa:nded alp ll~· ~P Hatua wbo wtte ree· under coatrol In 5 mlnutea and ... (_.? =· -JDil• ot1 C'Md~ u. s. ct.trwy •• uss l&vwd tM ... of the bqflfltnc u...,a~•-.. cr. ant Alp to contact &on\ u.. -. .... a.. wu Ch. !8 ~. The ca ... ot Uae fire is .wJ
T I k wta radioed • Aa.craJJaft undetermined. Haww•. F I r e Rev •1ve a boun4 demoyer. • M&n~hal W. C. Noller aid the
Mr. and MIS. Wlcbrsham 1~ cau.e poealbly could haw bftn
f L t• here Jut September on a 5· a faulty radio. 0 oca 1ng month trip to HawaJI, New ~a-Mia HUdegart Drehme, a
land, and Australia. They !lew 1 nurse at JUag Hospital who te-e 'II H to HawaU. sides In thT apartment. was not 0 ege ere Mr. Wickersham, a former Los there at the time ot the flre.
Talk ot a 4-year state colleee An,.elt!ll wholesale paper rom-When firemen arrived at the
ln the Harbor Ar" was revived pany ~ecutlve, retired last June. S('ene, the second-story apart·
thla week alter announcement The Wlckersharns have one son. ment was completely Involved.
by Senator John Murdy that he David, who ls a student at Red· The fire started In the kitchen
wu lntroduclne a bill In the lands University. and spread to the combination
State Lelflalature to provide for living room-bedroom. There was
a 6000-student college In Orange Dave ~ j art·. n no water damage to the doctor's County. M office beneath the apartment.
There had been talk of locat· Fire Marshal Noller said fire·
lng a college here same years f B I o· men did an outstanding job 1n
back. but Lone aeach was then 0 • • I e S extlngutshlng the ttre and pre-
selected u the site. Arguments venting water damage.
In favor of locating the college Lester David <Dave) Martin. I The building ls owned by Mr.
here are the availability of un-41, Balboa Island resident for 10 I and Mrs. Jim Gallagher, who live
developed land and the enor· years, died unexpectedly from In the other second-story apart-
Date Is· Set •
For Fei. 1
A maa meeting Will ~ held
Friday ev~ng, Feb. 1, to act
on the propoRd organization of
a Corona del Mar Chamber of
Commerce.
Fl"ank Jordan, who will preside
as ~porary chalnnan, said the
meeting wUI be held at the
Youth Center, begtnnlnlJ at 7:30
p.m. Corona del Mar residents, as
well as all local business and
professional people, are Invited
to attend, he said. Refreshments
will be served.
Plans Cor the mass meeting
were made Monday ~.>venlng by
members ot the o~anlzlng com.
mlttee, gatherln1 at Dougs Dog
House.
Mr. Jordan named Braden
Finch. C11U Uonbarger and At·
tomey A. K . Phel~ as a commit-
tee to dratt the constitution and
by-laws.
Mr. Phelps wu authorized to
draw up articles ot Incorporation.
Incorporators sl,nlmg the articles
wUI be B.raden Finch. Frank
Jordan, Babe Orion, Bob Murphy,
C11U Uonbarger, Ted Ruaell,
Mary Lou Tonnesen, Arvo Haapa,
OJ(ver Warren, 11m Ray, Buzz
Bragg, Lucy NORnro, Dr. Jay
Longley and Doug Buell.
Babe Orbon submitted a rec-
ommended schedule ot dues: $5
for lndJvldual ~Ips, $10
for prof~onal people, $1.5 mini·
rnuua and t4.5 -~um lar buts ll ... ft...... ~ 'W'ft'e MX:~epe.d tram ~ pres.
ent. and more thu 1150 wu col·
lected for Initial expen.aes ol or-
ganization. The. paymenta wUI
be credited toward the dues ot
the. bus.lnesses..
Mr. Jordan recommended a 9·
member board of d irectors. This
would Include one director rep
res.nting each of the following
categories: 1. dry goods stores:
2. restaurants, bars and liquor
stores; 3. service stations and
garages; 4. professional peopl~.>:
5. real etat~.> offices; 7 food
stores; 8. residents; and 2 dln~C·
tors representing all other firms
not Included In these catt'gorii.'S.
Dlrectors would be nomlnat~.>d
and t'\ected by the general mem
bershlp, and oCflcers of the
Chamber would be electt'd by tht>
board from amone these dlri.'C
tors. moua population ifOWlh. The coronary thrombosis early Satur. ment. Irvine hllla near Corona del Mar day morning at his home, 330 ____________ _:_ ___________ _
have otten been rumored as a Coral Ave. He was an employee
poeatble alte of a major coue1e. ot Balboa Marine Hardware on
Deadline for
Trustee Race
Mariner's Mlle.
Mrs. Martin said her husband
had felt distressed Friday eve·
nlng, ao he took aome pUls and
went to al~p on the !IOfa. Around
11:30 p.m.. Mr. Martin aald he
wu feeling better and decided
Elect.lon ol candidates to fill to 10 up min to bed. Mrs. Mar·
up-comlng vacancies on local t:tn heard him breathJng with
IICbool bouda wUl be held Frf. dJttlculty and called toe help. v.... 7 ea did tes h When the pollee arrived. Mr. day, --1 · n a w 0 Martin wu uncon.ctoua. Ffre. M!ek election may fUe any time up to Weclne8day, April 17. men applied the inhalator to no
CandJdata tor the office of avaU. Dr. Hairo Groettrup pro-
eo.ta Mea School Superintend· nounced Mr. Martin dead at 1:03
ent, whJch :will be vacated by ~~.;, .. a native ot Dl·
Supt. Everett A. Rea at the end nuba, Callf. Be wu a Navy vet-of the C'\IJTent IChool year. mu.t
file before Prlday, Feb. 15. eran of World War n and mem-
Tbe t8mll of the following ber of the U. S. Power Squadron.
board memben wUl eJCPire at the Be Ia survt"" by hi8 widow, ~d o1 the prnent .moot year: Ruth; twtn daught.n, Marfa
a.ta Mesa. Guy Fletcher; lf.w· x_, and Chrbtie Ellen. 10: hll
port Beach Elementary Dlftrlct, motl\er, Mra. Allee Martin ol
1 a..y and Mr.. ~ J"resno; ~ btothen. Everett of ~; Hlch School Dlatrfct. :::~::rsea, and Harold ol
Mn. Jtonald Barlow; and Onnce Funeral eervices were held Cout 0o1JeCe. lobert Niblick. No candJdate from any. ot the Moadq at Me 1 r o • e Abbey
4 411trtea baa f.1Hd. aeeordlnl to lie:miorial Park. Baltz Mortuary
a 'report tMcrt the otlke of the ol Corona del Vat wu In dtarce
()raqt Oout;y SUpmntendent ol ~ta.
ot 8c:::IIMjioJa,
lfrt. 8arlow and Mia. c..n.,.
told Cbe JCMicri thll .......... tiM!1 ...._... to run for re.elc-
ttce; Mr. a., .W M wu uaaW.
to taY at u.ll ~~he
lntedltd to ... re-election.
Local Men
See Plane
Visit the Wasp.
Mishap on Deck
cotfee with the captain of the
Owena and then returned to the
\¥up.
Both Mr. Lee and Mr Hill wert'
lflvoen certltlcates as honorary
crew mern~rs or the Wasp upon
returnlne, happlly, to flrrn
ground.
THIS HAPPY TRIO ore members of the Pacific
Anglers teom th'ltt ~ted third among 30 teams
in the I I th lnternofionol Light T adle T our,..a
ment held last April in Mozotlan. Receov•"g the•r
awords ot annual dinner Saturday were (left to
nqhtl Dr. Richards Hoffman. who is the E:nsiqn s
Col •nq C.Q columnis t Dr. W . F. j8ill) Rob•n
son ond George G• fftth who w,u onsialled a•
the new pres den' of PacTc A ngleT1. Tum mem
ber Fran~ U!.edom was not present. !Ensign photo)
George Griffith Heads
Pacific Anglers Club . .._ ..
.. Dktt • a I ......, aecoul of hJa
Pad1'k A.q:lers. up-an-eomJnc marlin mtafartunes left no doubt
angllne club wtth headquarters as to his rfJrb_t to the trophy,
at the Balboa Bay Club, • held which featurn a black cat, d&c:.
tbelr annual trophy awards din· with "snake eyes" u.p. and
ner and elections In th• State topJ)E'd by a wrangler throwlnr
Room of the B. B. C. Saturday a bull The name ot the trophy
night r•pri.'Sents tht' namt> of the ongs.
Ge-orge P. Griffith. who resides nal sponsor spelled In revt>rse
at th• Bay Club. was ele-cted Among the JUnior members. 1
president, replacing Merl~.> F Tom Hallt't ot Balboa Island
A!O•rbaugh of Palm Springs. caught a mar!Jn of 164 pcJunds
prominent restaurant-chasn own on !Jght tar klt>. and thereby won
er Mr. Griffith was S('('rt>tary the Da,·ld S ~nholm Trophy
treasurer during thP past year fur the larJitl'St fish caught by a
Also electt'd were: V ice presl juneur mt'mtM>r
c!Pnt. Lorne C. Reynolds. San Tnm·., fnthPr Elton. "'alk('<i
Marino; S<'Cretary treasurPr. Dr :J\\ .1y \\'11 h on(' of t hi' most hi~h
W F Robinson of U.s Angf>lM I~ pri1P1i :twarci-. the• Bnlboa Ba~
and Bay Shori.'S The new Boarc1 C'luh Trophy ft~r thl' largP...t mar
of Directors IncludE'S thl' nl'W lin on thl' Vl'rY .;portJnJ;: 3 6 tac
ortic~. the outgoing pn>sldt>nt. kl!' It Wt'ljith('<f 1:'\8\o pounds
and Ray Dike. ~cwport 84-ach : Hallc•t. ~nsor :tl"'J plaN>rl Sf'('(m•l
Grorlle A. Dudlt>y. Arcadsa: ~1 in th•• l1~ht tac kll' marlin dl\ t
A. Mande-rbach. Gl!'ndal~.>; Karl sson \\ith annthl'r of 171 rounrb
G Miller. Bay Short's; T A Stan KPnt and Rus.<~l'll Robin"<m
fl~.>ld. San Dlt>go ~ln" or Dr w F RobiMOn HMlk
Ray D1ke. Pacific AnglN"s tro !l(>('cmd and thsrcl pl:tces In one
phy chairman. assisted by Dr jumor catt'gm·y wub larg~.> alba·
W F Robinson. had a busy eve core ancl fl~t and a«ond for the
nlng. presenting the glittering Ray Dske Trophy, awarded to
array or trophies that extended junior members for tht> largest
the entire width of the State fl!lh otbel" than a bltl-tlsh The1r
Room father Dr "Bill," won th• Walter
The mystery award of the eve. P B&Jderston Ttophy for the
nine. the Nltram Orallop trophy, largest 3-th~ad albacore. 22 lbs.,
given annualy to the member 21 .. oz. adjud~ The UnluckJest Angler I Mr and Mrs. R. D ~Lamar
of the Season. went to San or Los Ange-les M.ally com~
Dletran. T. A. "Tom" Stanfield. the l'f'Ntest rollertlon ot tro·
OUTGOING PREXY MPriP !-J
fle·o~uah re f"o vf"d II" ol u l"' ~ -~
re:l ~e • mo~ o r;,ll ..,1 •he ..,~
.., ... ., 'Tieet "g c" Pocof c An1e
i.., .:~·t,.,owledaeMe"l f h ,. ••
·e ..,~ rve ,.j,..,t du••"O 1._56
He w ,, ' c ~w aded , 'l'l!)l • f"d
,.. r pe·~ .. , :ej S 1 ,tip, •
!:~< ,. c:·-·
(
ph it'S Wh '<·h T(',IChf'd ~ gTil net
total of mnP
Ruth caught the first P A
ladies marlm of the waaon. tht>
largest light tackle marlin for
ladles. and tht> larg-Ht all tacklto
marlin for ladi~ Sh• abo won a
~d. a third and a tl• for
third. Bill W'On the &ward ror
largf'St hght tAckl~.> marlin. men.
a 203·1b. fl!lh. S«"'nd pltlc-e for
3!6 albacore and an albaro~
team-member trophy.
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WEWMl Of CAUFO«NtA NEWS'APD Nlt.ISHW ASIOCtATtON
AM ef te. NATtONAL mtTOllAL ASSOC1ATlON
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BY ~~~
e TO '11m LADIES
'ftlJa Is a ''Thank you•• note to
all the members ot that unique
and enthuaJaatk: eroup of flahlDa
temalea known aa the lfuapwt ....,_ 1A&t7' Aaflen. Jt'a been
my pleaaure to attend a lot ol
their Annual Dinners. but thla
one, to me, seemed the best yet.
S1ncere than.U rrom a aratetul
auest and oonaratuJatJon.a tor
loU of thlnp.
• • •
To Tommy'el'tttn.de:
W• would like to eJq)leM our mo.t deep t.lt ~t&Utude tor all
the wol\daf\ll eardlt. Oowen. and
phone can. extendei to us. n·
--·~•--b ~ 111Qpatby on the ,.._. ... ---..-.. . · . ta lt.hlnr oU drtJllnf ~. lnr ot -Tom.my we would alto
of oll. IU or other .. ~bona tJona." Who wwe the 2 who dtd llke to Jive oU, mott heart-felt
aba.UIM pmnJu.d. not •ublcrlbe to thb lntentt' tbankl to •ctt and OVf11'1 per.on
Doea>t that 80Uftd like pretty They _..,. Lee SteftenMn, th• wlao called to otte thetr kind
plaJn lancuaae to youT Well. be· profeatonal oommJttee c:batr-btip
.....,. lt • ~ tile oU -~ MM. -..d Tom Hendencm. Do w; Wft'8 aware alwaya that
plua help from tome ltral\fe and you cu. to UN thJa oolurlm. Tol'flm1 bad many trtende' and
unexpected eource111 lnclu41n& bof-. to expla.ln your poeltJon or wu 10 ntremely hapP7 here
the clty attorney, believe that thlnktn• on thta eubjectf But .,.,. ju.t oouJdn't lmow ~
they can et:retdl that law tar • ftla ~ · IIDqine tbe JN&t lcmt UKl re-enoulb . that they can move tn Wllat to dot It le quite obYSout epeet that )'01.1 peopJ• ot thJ.a
a t\lll·•.lze ctrOllna rl&. lde'ntlc:al that 1M 0&1 «MD.pulea an IOl.,. OGmmuntty bad tor 1'oaDQJ uW
to tbe rip uad tor normal otf. to ~ ~ _,bt around a.nd we a.rrtvecl. we .,. mcwt .,.W\ll
abore drUU.n&. and core to the try ~ to produce dlat to all ot you people fM rour d~pt.b they deetre. N.Y 10,000 feet. oU lt ~. and. .. a last ~ tbouptfuln ... and the Jew. ,ou
to brlnr up coree tor uam1na-aak for the aPPfOY1l) ot the bad for our ToiJlJ'QY
tJon of Ole fonnation. 'lbey aay voter.. . Which, 0( OOWM Ia the Jlr. and Mn, S. JL p-.
th1a would nat be drUIIAJ. lepJ ·~. aJWI dle Intent of See· Mary Lou l'c.ter nna.rw
ln my youth I wu a tool tJon 1401 ot Ou-, auutet. Florenoellean.ne ,.._ .. o1en1an
ctreewr tn the oU tlelda ot The lntent ot the Preebolders Ann ,._.
'nlank.a for St>ating me oppo-
alte R.ea.ltor Blll Toblaa, huaband
li*C'ICI:::I81CX8:38CZICI:X:ICICW:::J:.CXICI8C8ICI::X:ICI:X:x:::ICII:XICZ:ICIZ C!HICIICICDCII::IOZ of the 1957 Lady Anglers' ~~-
the end. of the meettnr be told
me he had taken 57 plctwa. I
u.eed to 11r0ndet" how 'lbe Lady
Anal.. found donors toe all
their 48 .,_utlfq) tropblea, very
lareely dooated by males. Now
I know. To any mAUl. the oppor·
tunlty to put a ready ann around
the wa1at of any member of
pnu!Dely attractive lady anelen
and. have a picture to prove Jt la
a bait that few men can tenore.
After admlrlng ao many that
fluU.red around the room ao
•utttuUy, for so lona, I had to
practically tear rnySt>lf away
from the donor's board.
Kansas. J would Uke to have the In framln& tbla eedioa mQit 1M
people who are back1na the oll made er,Ka1 deer by amend· eo~npanles in thJa attempt to tell ment to the Oluter, an4 NOW,
thla old oil tleld hand how they 10 that there wlll be no quMUon
are eolnl to brlnl theae corea to of mJalntNpretatJon by tnY
the aurfaee wttbout drllllna the membeP of the CouncU br the
bole. (We ueed to aell the dry city attorney, and no chance ot
hoi• to be cut up lnto poA thelr wllJna ua down the river. Hop
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e A IOUQUET FOR PRINTING
We were too busy with our custom&ry problems of printing l&st
week to toke time out tp write o few thoughtful words on the occasion
of Printing Week. We received a reminder of this oversi9ht in a
document sent out this week by the O range County C lub of Printing
Hou!>f! C roftsmen--who also must have been too buly to get it down
here on t ime.
Most of us ta ka printing pretty much for granted. but let us not
forget th&t it is one of the most influential forces in the world. Moybe
this will give you some ideo of your debt to prin ting (quoting the
Printing House Craftsmen}-"Five C entvries ogo. the invention of
movable type opened a new epoch in humon history by releasing the
commot'l people from the thralldom of illiterocy and setting their feet
upon the r()c')d to self.gove mment."
Or this trib ute to the composing room· ' Remember your incalcu·
loble debt to the composit~ whose patient, nimble fingers built for
you, letter upon letter, o thousand st&irwoys to the stars ·
O r this descriptive gem:
This 1s o
PRINTING OFFICE
Crossroads of c1vilizat•on
Refuge of all the arts against the rav11ges of I me,
Armory of fearless truth ag11 inst whispering rumor,
Incessant trumpet of lrt~de.
From this place words may fly abroad.
Not to perish on waves of sound
Not to vary with the wnler s hand,
But fi~ted in I me ha ... ·,.,q been 'erfied by oroof.
Froend. you slord cr s11cre d qrou'1d
Tn.s · o pr ,.f ,.,q off'ce . . .
• POUTICAL NOTES
Here ore some suggesl•o"s worth tf> . .,k".,g obout for pol t col
campaigns of the future: Our St..,te Senoto r. ond L1do Isle reside nt.
John Murdy, for governor of California· our U. S Senotor Bill Know-
land for presid~t of the U. b.
Both of these men hove given evidenc;e of independent, couroge-
ous thinking, respect for constitutional rights. a nd a hard-headed otti-
tude, egoinst ruinous spending. Same goes for Rep J immy Utt. Let's
~eep him where he is, in the U S Congress because we need men
like him there. . . .
e A DANGEROUS POWER
The news that our County Supervisors hove authomed condem·
notion odion to acquire possession of Co.,ey Island· i" the Upper
Boy is a jolting reminder that here •s a dongerous and perfidtous
po wer. I relllize that there t~re many do-gooders who .,re quick to jump
to the defense of this action with the corr-olot~lory e•cuse, But it s
for <l good cousef '-the cause ,,., th·~ ,rdonce be"'9 to provide mOfe
r'Jom for o public wo!er ploygrou"'d But that qood couse c11nnot
l.'•cu•e o wrongfu l deed. however commendoble the purpose. There
cv1 oe r mor&l just;f'~afo.., fer to~ ~g oway the provate property
cf anothPr by k.rce .
If rJ"t of fOU would l •e •o ••• !o ref ... te tr s op•n on of m ne. you
w.ll ha.e lc tr; to prove t~ot ,j •s morollf nght for a group o f people
to do scmeth1ng that is morolly wrong for an ndi11odval to do
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dent, Mary Belle Toblu. Bill
supplied no amall account of my
evening's entertainment. How he
manaaed to atay 10 calm aa
bU &OOd wUe took over the
wheel of her new craft. I'll never
know. 'Tbroufbout the fHtlvttte.
he Jel.surely smoked hJa favorite
Wter claarettes, nonchalantly
ll&htlng the filt« end each time.
J bad to hold my own Camela In
hand all e-venlna. Aa 100n u I
put one on the a.sh.tray Bill
smoked It and lett me one of bla
with that wond«ful filter-first
navor.
Congratulatlop.s. too, on the
dtnner. For the first time In hl.s·
tory, my chol~ of lobster brought
-loblrtet"! Next time I choose
lobster and get prlme ribs, 1
won't be too u nhappy.
I certainly enjoyed your mu-
ter of ceremonies, too His name
has always lntriqued me as both
colorful and unusual. Right off
the bat. I enjoyed hi5 selt-lntro·
duction. He said ·•I'm Cou ntry
Washburne. I'm from East Texas.
a nd I'm the oldest bull-fiddle
playl.'r In Ora nge County."
Country has ta lents that. until
now, have been complE-tely un-
known to me. He·s the composer
of that famous popular song, so
rlear to Morrl and othPr mPm·
bcrs ot •e American Florist•s
A.c;sociation E'ntltlt>d "One DozPn
Roses •· Country sang it as a rc ·
quest number and did hls own
nccompanlment on a bull fiddle
that had shrunk to the size of
a ukulele.
But the real fasclnatin' one
was a new song that was born
and raised right here on The
Sportflshing boats of Newport
Harbor. Irs called "Pescado'· a nd
ls as clever a number as r ve
heard In many a day. lt'a a fish·
calling song wttt) a down rhy-
thm. It's bound to be popular
hereabouts, for Country swean It
makes tlJJh bl... Keep your ears
opert. for I'll bet all the pesos
I brought back from my Jut
Mexican pescado-trlp tbat it's a
h it on anybody's parade.
Jf you say to yourself ··Where
have I hE-ard hls name before!"
here·s where. Tune In Channel 4
at 6:15 every night. Monday
through Thursday. Country ls
the Musical Director of the Curt
Massey Show. featuring Curt
Massey. Martha 'nlton a nd that
LJ L OL' Texas Boy from Balboa
Island, Country W as h burn e.
Migbty proud to have met you.
suh!
KE-nt HJtcheock was as busy
as usual with hls cameras. At
Honestly, I wu so overcome
by all the fHtlv1t1es of the eve-
nina that I forgot to take notes.
Tbanka to my good friend and
Lady Angle!" Ex-President Stell
Marshall, bere'a who waa elect·
ed: oa.--.: J»rftJdent., Mary Belle
Toblaa; vice president. Allee
Slemons; .eeretary. Mary Jo
Lansclowne, treuurer, Dlclt Cree·
ley. Dtrectan: The omeers. and
Dorta Powen, Pauline Tallman,
Marietta Smith. PhoeM .Andr~
sen, Jean McMillan, Mary C.
Smith. and Lllly Call.
'Tbank.a, gals. all of you. I had
a perfectly wonderful time!
bolea.> Tbe foUow1n& quote Ia from
There are at leut 2 petroleum the Govemment Code, State ot
en&fnMn in our town who wlll Calltornlf: ""Mte people of thla
testJty that oorlna Ia drllllna. atate do not yteld their tover·
Lawyers are able to twtst the el&nty over the l.natrumentl (lea·
law by ahowlna or trylnJ to talatlve bodies, oouncJia, etc.)
show that thJa or that waa not that they have created . . . to
the lntent of the framers of the serve them."
law. In tbla cue It would place ' Judatna from the Jateat vote
favorable Ught at least U lt of the Counell, a maJority will
could M brouabt out th't It waa favor a darltylna amendment to
not the Intent of the Freeholders the Charter and ao alonr wtth
to forbid cortng. I aee by the placlna It oo the ballot. Row-
papa-that 13 of the 15 P'rft· ever, tf the Council 15 unwlllh\a,
holden wrote • Jetten to City you, the vote., ean get It dorte
by ~tJtJon, that powerful ptlv1·
Most of Complaints Reaclillg
Grand Jury CalleCI Unfounded
le,e retained for the pubUc'a
protectJon from el~ed otflclw
who too otten and too 1100n after
election a.asume that "the people
don't know wbat'a bHt for them:
we do."
Four out five complainta that
come before the grand jury eon.
cern mattl.'rs that a re unfounded.
Jack Sargent. foreman of tht>
Orange O>unty grand jury, told
the Newport Ha rbor Kiwa nis
Club last Thursday.
Mr. SargE'nt. a Santa Ana
painting contraC'tor, has been
fort>man 2 out of the 3 terms hE'
has served on the grand jury.
Thirty names are submitted to
the judge of thl.' county superior
court, a nd of this number 19
persons are appointed to serve
on the grand jury. No persoh Is
excused unless he presents a
Balboa Point
Assn. to Meet
Mem~ of the Balboa hnln·
sula Point AaoclatJon will vote
on a revision of their by-laws at
the uodatlon's semi-annual
business meeting at 8 p.m. to-
morrow fFrlday) In the council
chambers of the Newport Beach
City Rail.
doctor's certlllcate that ata tes a so•omn TO NEft
valid reuon why the person Alumnae of the Alpha Delta Pi 'lliiil=iiiiiiiiiilii:ii~ should not St>rve. Sorority will meet at 10:30 a.m. ;:1 •
. The presiding judge appoints today (Thursday) at the home of ~
one of the 19 persons to be fore-Mrs. Gordon B. Hooton, 209 Marl-.... _.,.
ma n. EI g h t committees are gold Ave .. Corona del Mar. Thla IIU
formed a nd Investigate specific Is a lunc heon m~tlng whlch POCI.ET 111110
problems. will be followed by bridge. <•O TOaU)
The <Timlnal Investiga ting Wodd'a .. eliMt -..uo
committee does not hear ma tters WBlQJIS OIO.Y 11 OZ.
pertaining to misdE-meanors un -All your printinq needs will be ..._ ea1y r • s• • J&f.• I~ It Involves a city or county handled conveniently and court· A New Concept tn ~nal
official. One of th E' duties of the eouslv in the completelv·eQuip-Radio. Ear Phone and Carry.
criminal Investigating commit-oed Job Printinq De partment of lng Cue OptJonaJ.. Extra.
tee ls to hear the district a ttor-The Ensiqn, 111110 ..... CO. nl.'y on any case of which he may ....... be In doubt. 2150 E. C..st Hwy_ Cor-. tiel M., U a.i07 I H.tt-111• 1as ....,_ 111..s.. eo.ta .. _
The grand jury has 3 a lterna--======;::======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t1ves In such a case. lt may bring r
out a report which would let thl.' I
citizens know oC the actlv1tle. oC
the person involved. It may Issue
a true bUl bf accuaatJoo, aucb aa
havtna an otlldal removed from
otflce, or It may luue a true bUJ
of Indictment. which results ln
Immediate arrest.
The group will also discuss Well, SOME of the realtors and
beach and ramp rules for the their statts stuck around and
1
"M" Street facUlty. as well as ru-sold real estate ... WI.' heard of
ture plans tor the association. one house that was sold on
The group has a. currl.'nt mem· ChriJJtmas eve. and Ivan Erhardt
bershlp of over 400 persons. with Jack Sadleir put one In es-
Mrs. Emory Moore Is presldl.'nt crow on the Jaat day of 1956 ...
ot the a830Ciatlon. Boa rd mem -t but mlnny, mlnny people In the
bers include Ray Baxter, ~rge R. E. business took ott for heap
Curr, Morela nd Lelthold, AJ[rl.'d big trips and others just made
O'Leary. A. P. Quirk, Robert themselves scarce around the
Stabler, and Mrs. w 1 n 1 r r e d office during the holidays.
Wt>ber. Just the day before Christmas
--------------------------Mrs. Lynch with Harvey P~ase's
Island Realty returned froJn a
I!-fh POUCE BLO four-week trip to Karau, hH ole .,-om e I II:R home state, where she visited
friends and relatives and even
her former homestead, which she
owned by Roy Bendell of 318
Jasmine Ave., Corona del Mar
. . . A bicycle be.lonatng to Ru•·
sell Womack. 2'78 E. Santa Isabel
Av~ .. Costa Mesa. waa stolen at
Harbor High School . . . A tire
and wh~l were etolen from the
car of Patrick Kennedy, 721 p'op-
PY Ave .. Corona del Mar.
e l tnmAT, JAJf. 2D
still OWN in Wichita.
The Bill KJlllons spent several
weeks down Mexico Way . . .
having no doubt Men enthuaed
by the Lefty Murdocks' previous
trip.
The Bill Meuengen, with P. A.
Palmer office on the highway,
took off through Ne¥1 Yea.r'a tor
a trip to PhoenDt and the Grand
Canyon. • • •
The new MuJtJple Llstlna Com-
mittee under th~ c~talrmanahlp
of Matt LaBorde l.S composed ot
Ivan Erhardt. .ladt Mullan. Dan
Drt.acoU. Georre WIIIIUIUIOn and
.louephlne Webb. They wUl meet
the fJ.nt Friday of each month.
HITHER AND YON -Dick
Hodae hu aone yon -lett the
real e.t.ate bual~ to joln Pru·
A $250 outboard motor. prop-
erty of Jessie WlliOn of Newport
Beach, waa etoJen from a locker
near the Newport Pier • • . A
spare tJre wu taken born the
parked car fl Prudertck Stnrer.
4M Santa Ana Aft.. Newport
Heigbtt . . . A walla oontalnlna
$148 was atolen from the b~
of Edward Frtteh. 222% Opal
Ave.. Balboa lal&bd . • • Bub
capa wen etolen from the car of Mary Lane B~ ClD Vla Ud6 dentlal IJ.te Insurance . . . Ruth
N«d. lJdo J.ale .•• Toole ftlued PatdoJJ b u aone bJtbel'-ehe bu
tOalltllllee • .... 10) opened her own real edate of-___ ......... --::*..._...,. flee at S03 Park Ave. Wlth her
~
Tabbed CIDd baU: a ad
E apl re SMatll Ia
tWMd . textued ~
--• rayaa CIDd .... tlllta wttll en.. ...
al.staat fl D Ia b by
... ... 1ft1e. ....
eoD.cr: ftr..t bow.
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Aa ......... s .. ... . .. ..
....... , ..... c:.e..._
..._LD It I-IU4 ... are LUc:llle Moon an4 Dorc:Jtby
l'leer • . • BlllJ.e Ma.aten hu ~==:=:=:::=;;;::;;::::;::;:;::::=;::::;::;::;;;::::;:;::::=;::::;~ tranaterred to Myrtle Davy . . . \ ,. •
loll StawiekJ la now wltb Jtoyai
M~ap Co., Newport. ..... .,I ail ,. .......... . . ,
~el~'s
FAa; MD FASHIONS
HOME
LOANS
LAGUNA
F£OEAAl SAVlN6S
A LOAN ASSOOATION
TWO OPFICES
To Serwe Y•
LAGUNA IIACH
AND
SAN CLEMENTE
QUICK
24 HOUR saYia
LOW
LOW "REDUCING"
INTEREST RATES
EASY.
~ONTHLY PAYMENTS
FRIENDLY
SYMPATHETIC SERVICE
FREE
CUSTOMERS' PARKING
ESCROW sava.
EfRCIIN11. y Of'StA TED
LAGUNA BEACH
222 Ocean Ave.
PHONE HY 4-1 177
SAN CLEMENTE
60 I N B C.mlno R ...
PHONE HYacinth 2-1195
« HY.anth 2-1196
Owr SUO.OOO In bWldlnr per· • cceo•• ..., ....,.
tniW w.-e .__ tn the City ol Eldoo UNCbel. addJt.lon at
Newport Bead\ durtnr tbe put Kirkwood Motel, fOl Setward,
week. llrtn&tnr Ule toW f« the tt75.
month cJc.e to the quarter·mll· e UI.M).A IILAifD
lion-dollar mark. The pe:rmtt.a Hal wm Smith. add mnce
Included a 133,000 chftlllnr on room foe Jolly ao,er, :.DJ Ma.rlne,
IJdo llle and a SZ3,6.'50 dweWnr t4.tJOO.
In Harbor HJfhlanda. e IAJ.IIOA
J'ollowtnr permJta were laued: 1. T. BemmJnp. addition at
e CO.OaA Dla. NU ~15-=:;: S1,800.
1. N. Goode. carport. 2622 Cove Robert Pope cabana at 38 El
St., t&OO: w. P. KJRlnrer, fence, Pueo. !4do -hauer Park. ~500;
2612 Oc8n, $300; Mra. MJld.red Loyal Gtlrp. cabana on Lot No.
Wrtaht. addition at 5:50 Hazel. 9, Newport Maralna Traller Park.
$3.000; I. W. Erbardt, den and ~500: J. D. Snoderau, cabana at
bath at 318 Orchid, $3,000; 39 Beach Dr., IJdo Traller Park.
Charles Mutera, .Weco buJJdlne t2,500; Gerty Cox, aldlne at 1612
at G Dahlia. 1300: Luman Shot· Ocean Ft., $1.200; Homer Shafec,
well. patio root 230 Heliotrope, 2-story. 2-unlt dwelllne at 218
$500; Mary Jamieson. caraee and 34th St.. $16,250; Paul Petenon.
living quarter. at 2(K Pemleaf, apartment over earaee. 406 39th
$1,000; Stan Hlli, addition at St., 16,000.
3708 Ocean. $68); Ward .Jewell. e mvllfE TZDACE
1-unJt, 2-story dwdllne at 406 L. s. Rowberry, swimming pool
Iris, $14. '725, and at a Irla. $14.· at 1317 Dolphin Terrace, $2.600.
725; B. L. Roberds. window at e CUP1' IIAY'Ell
706 Nam..u.., e,x>· Irene Hood, addition at 511
Slpal, ~500; Helen Gamier,
,.,.,. &.WN M•triMI add bedroom, 1021 Clltf Dr., $3.000.
• I.W)M US&,..,...,.
~ t=Uet&..l P'UICQ. ...... , .............
DOU8&.e NO'I'eCTION. II
101 UTIMATI CAll .••
e W&WIOaT IDIGBTI
William Womble, alterationa
at 2900 Cll.tf Dr., $50; Pellett. ea·
ra1e and abop, 542 RJveratde,
S1.500. e ~11 JIICIILAJfi)S
E. C. TWichell, dweUlng at
at 1130 Somerset Lane, $22.650;
Puadena Land Co., Baycrest
atgn. $180. e LJI)() ISLE
Warren Howland, 1-unlt. 2·
story dwelling at 113 Via Nice,
$23,000.
City Plumbing
Code Debated
THE "MONEY TREE" in this picture is not just
a gag. It represents the spirit of the Harbor
~nterprises Club. on organization that piJrsues a
variety of projects. )"me of wh,ch turn out to be
profitable. Th,s p c+..,re was taken ot a recent
party. held at the Max Mille,. home in Bay Shores.
Fill;ng their plates are Mr a nd Mrs Ed Richard-
son, 22 1 S C H Dr Newport Heig hts. a nd he lp· '
ing w1th the se rv "0 ~ A B Nedea-. 521 Cl ff
Dr., C liff Haven.-(Terry Bor.s Photo) --------
U-TUIIFU IITIIIIE
The city code requiring the ..
use of cut Iron sewer pipe tor M M k• I E t • ntht•r J)('rson to JOin the club
connections on private property oney a lng s n erprlse Then the problem of \'Otlng r amej
was criticized by Councilman .Jay up and tht> club had to seek one
Stoddard at last week's Newport Of Exclus·lve Local Club additional mf.>mbt'r City Council meeting. Tht> only way a !)("f'SSn may
Council was considering the b<'<.'Ome a mt>mber IS for one of
revtslon of the City Plumbing Doctor, lawyer, but not an In-or o k 's the proposed lnv('Stmt>nt 1 tht> present mt>mbers to drop out
a.aewpodm-. c...•-~ Z...&laa. Uberty .. ,.,_ Llbeltf 1-1511
LYON VAN UNES AGENT Code. which retains the requlre-dian <"hlef, yet. These are just Since the club was (ormulatt>d,l of the organltatlon. The lncom-1
~~~~~~~~~~~~ ments for cast lron. rather than 2 of the proft>SSlons represented tht>y have made mvestments in lng mt>mlwr. If and when an old
,. the less expensive vitrified clay. In the exclusive Harbor &nter-uranium stock, boats. deeds to membt•r drops out. must buy the
L&AVU f'Oit IUAJI
Qu.artermuter ltoland Brta-,
son o1 Mr . .ud Mn. Jl J. BriaP
of eo.ta Mea. 1DOftd bla wife
and young daucbter Katbee to
Costa Kea trom SaD Dlqo be·
fore be 1d't for lapan the ftnt
ot tht. month. Roland expecta to
be cone .u rnoot.ba.
FRANK
KATNIK
fliE IEI8EITIIL
Plllll. liD
DECIIln•
Building Dept. Director Ray· prizes Club. which was formed 2 property. and trust deeds. The shan• of th<' oldt>r mE'mb<>r. that 1
mond Glenn said that cast lron years ago In the Harbor area. • club has bought and sold boats. Is. tht> total amount the old
holds up much better than vltrl· This unique club has only 11 one of which was imported from membt>r has lnve5tt>d plus the
tied clay, particularly In areas members-professional and busl· Denmark. and realized a reason· capatal gain of h1s share. 1
where tree roots reach the pipes. nessmt>n In the Harbor area, able profit. Tht> club mHts the seocond
''UHt.m.. wosT everytbioa
else you boy: CJtpWnll ReddJ
Kilowatt. your clectnal .er-
vant. .. electricity cosu you
lea today tbu 1t did 17 yean
aao." (Biaaer bill? Tbat'a
because you're usina more
aDd liviq beUcf dectrica.lly.)
SmaU wonckr that today~
tricity is your bigeat barpiD
ia IDOdenl liviq.
2tl2 W. COAST HWY.
NIWfOIT lfACH u......, ...,, ......... :......,.,
Mr. Stoddard wondered why whose key intert>St Is to learn At one time. the club had In-Thursday ot ea<"h month at the 1
Newport alone requires the more other members' buo;1ness prob terest In some mining stocks. but homes of members. Recently tht>
ex pens 1 v e pipe. particularly lems and buslhess problt>ms In the stocks were later sold at a t'lub. rather than declare a dlvl
since the restriction does not general. profit. And. they have owned dend. dedded to stag<' a party.
apply to the city luelf. One feature of the dub is the local real estatt>. honoring member's wivt'S. 1
Action on the revised code was Investment of club funds Into 1 The club originated 2 yt>ars Soclety Anonyme G&.stronoml -~
delayed to next meeting, when a ent.erpriz.es that otter a highly I ago when a group ,of 5 local que de l'Ba.rbot Enurpd:zes wu
report wtll be made by City lucrative return. Some ot the businessmen. Ed Rit'hard.son. Lou the thmw of the party, held at
Manager Robert Shelton. investments are "long shots." Ubbey, Roger Hardacre, hter th~ home ot Mr. and Mrs. Max
LEGAL XOTICE club fund a spectned amount of the Idea of forming the club Shores. Men prepared and wn."ed
Each membet' donates to the Hill, and Sam Barnes. decided Miller. 2523 Vl$ta Drive. Bay'
No. A 28520 money at each monthly mf't't· would permit a roundtable dis· dlnner. lncludlnc ~cherrin jubl·
J A M E S NOTICE OF HEARING OF lng. And here 1a whece the odd ('Usslon of business problf'ms.. IH" w1th namln~ brandy Even
PE'1TI'ION FOR PROBATE OF number comes ln. lk'fore an In -and at the same time, provide a the menus were printt>d in
D WILL AND FOR LETTERS vestment can be made Into one little social acti\ity 1 F'rt>nr h Flnts
TESTAMENTARY. of their varied enterprlzes. a vote Each of the 5 "formulators" of -------
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OFTHESTATE OFCAUFORNlA ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------R A• y IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 1s cast, and the majority rejects the club asked or lnvltt>d one Read Enslen Classified Ads.
IN AND FOR THE
I •1.1a.. ft-.-COUNTY OF ORANGE • ...... UW.Irltllr In the Matter of the Estate of
RUTH M. DRESSLAR. aka MRS • •
1446 E. COAST HWY ~ RUTH M. ORESSLAR. aka RUTH
COlONA DEl t.AAl ORESSLAR. aka RUTH MERRILL
HArW 47U DRESSLAR. aka A. Runt MER·
lau4allcet HArt>. RILL DRESSLAR. aka A. RUTH
----~ ----==~~MERRilL. Deceased. r1oow Coftlt8p _ Dndaboclrda Notice Is hereby given that the
.upbalt Tile _ Rubber Tile petition of Helen A. Partch for
FOnnka -Linoleum rue the probate of the Wlll of the
above named decedent and for Clii.T-LDfa':.~ the Issuance of Letted Testa·
1SS L I'IUl lt. e-ta ._ mentary to the petitioner will be LDEft'f a.4252 heard at 10 o'clock A.M. on Jan·
22 Yeua 1n ()nnp County uary 25, 1957. at the court room ~-ii!IIIIJIIJI!IIJ•IIfllllllllllllll.liillll······~ of Department 3 of the Superior • Court of the State Call.fbmla in
and for the County or Oranee.
Date .January 3, 1957.
L. B. WALLACE
County-Clerk and Clerk
of the Superior Court of
the State of California.
In &-nd for the County of
Ora nee.
GALVIN R. KEENE
Attorney for Petitioner
liliiiliiiiiii(a 414 32nd St~ Suite 2
Newport Beach, CalU. CostaMesalu•llerCo. ~:~~-~~~~~ 1n
LUMBEB -BUILDING MATERIAl$ NOTIJO;J =ITORS
........ ...._ 01111111... ESTATE Oi' ..
.JESSIE FULTON STREE'TER.
Orco Block Co.
SIROOT'S
*
DECEASED
N011CE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the Cftditon at and A-11 penons
havtnr clalnul anlnat the said
decedent or aald estate to tlle
them with the necessary vouch·
era In the oftlce ol the Clerk ol
the Superior Court of the County
ol Or~. state ol Callfomia. or
to praent the aame. with the
necaMrY vouc:ben. to the under·
.qnect at hla ~ het place ol
~ to-w!t:
Secwtty Plrlt Natloul Ba.ok
ol Loe Antreles
102 Plne Awn~
Lonl 8ead1. Calltcmla
wtthlD .U mont.ta.. after tbe ftnt
pubUcaUon ot th.la DOdc&
Dated Deeemw .. 1851.
SIWtiti JUST
1'f A 110!1AL I.Alf][
of Loa Aftlel• ~C~o~eeaa of~ ..... ., ......
..... t.
A. &.. f'IDUIS ~-I'· ...... ..... OIIilt~.
o.o.a ... -· e.ulamla llaiW .. ,_,.. I J a.JO.l'f-M
•
Chevrolet shows you some important difference& in low-priced cars just by
the look on· its face!
WouJdn 't you say that ITlOit, of the '57 cars
look good from SO ftd away, but what about
from 50 i~ away?
What does a cloee-up of the grille tell you. for
example? Is it IOlidly made like t.he new
Chevrolet arille? Or. in ~ ·does it
look I rich in desicn-feel ae. strooc aDd
IOlid? Compare the quality and ccostructioo
of the bwnpen aDd bmdlichts. the fit ol the
chrome trim.
The men cloleJ:y you look an UOUDd the car.
the more dearly JOU11 aee that Chevrolet •
the edre in tbe way it• a put ~. You'll
fiDd. tor instl,. e. that OleuoJet it the ant,
car in its field with a l«qwr finish .' .. that
only ~vrolet Bel Air models give you foam
rubber c:u.sbioos in front and rear seats as
standard equipmmt. These are just a few ol
the advantaaes of Body by Fisher. And
~ you know. is the ooly low-priced
car that bas a Fisbr:r
Body .
We'D be &lad to lift
you a dole-up. cam·
parati'ft lOot at this
Dew Ow:vy any time
you care to axne iD.
1bia --. maybe?
MILl a CHEVROLET CO •
.a a u
~ ,nn~DAY. JMVUY • .. ,. Mothers to March Jan. 31st w 'coM Church
Installed at Sunday
Officers
Service DWIII .... .,. DID T R • p ,. D • F d U:~~~ ~~ o atse o 10 rtve un s
Sa~y. .Ju. 12. 4t l:loe&' Hae-
pltal. He wu a natlve of Idaho.
a veteran ot World War 1 and
had llved hr a yean. Funeta ~ were held .Jan. 1.5 at Bala ec.ta ....
YIU Ill
DO IEIIU
......... ,..
lj ICC T•l•••
Oran&'e Coast Collqe Trustees
have approved 4 major construe·
tton p10ject.a to be Aarted ~ore
the end ot the flacal year, June
30. These projecta are a new
agrlcuhure bulldJng. remodeling
of the old aclence building Into
a counseling center, new con·
crete handball courta, and the
construction ot an entrance eate
at the Harbor Blvd. entrance.
lfATIVE OF QEBKAJfY DIES
Paul Steinhoff, 71, of 430 Costa
Mesa St.. Costa Mesa. dJed un·
expecte<lly We<lnesday, Jan. 9,
in Santa Ana. He 'was a native
ot Cassel. Germany. and had
Jived here 2 years. Funeral serv·
•LAIS1 • SNftAAHA 1«-S w ere held Jan 12 at Baltz ~==·=*::::::o'.::'~=='-·-----=,L_.::C~o::.:sta Mesa c-hapel.
·~································· • • • WHA ... 'S • • • • • • • • • • DOING • • • • • • • • T. M. Hambrook, your Telephone Manager in Newport Beach • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Here's a new volceway, a coaxial cable that baa recently
been put into service between Northern and Southern
California. It can carry as many aa 600 of your telephone
calls at one time. Together with our many other micro-
wave and cable routes, the new coaxial cable givea com-
munities all over the Pacific West another important link
w1th one another. And it helps us keep pace with your
en r-growing desire for fast, efficient telephone service.
• •
Microwave and coaxial
cable, because they carry
so many calls at once, not
only improve long distance
service, they help keep long
distance ratea low. You ea n
call clear across the coun-
try for only $2.00 plua tax.
That's the station-to.U-
tion rate for a three-minute
call after 6 p .m. weekdays
and all day SWlday. Calling
long distance is fun. And
with rates like this, you
ean a.1ford to call often.
• •
JUDIE DIIIU .J. I .. E--1 PIMED
TELEPHDIE USER IF HARIII .IIEI
Jn 1912. President Tatt went out of ottl~. Woodrow WU.On wu Inaugurated. the territorial JOVemment of Alaska wu estab·
lJshl'd and our own revered lud~ee Dodge M'ttled In hla ho.,. at
Fr.. Beck, Ace 81, ea.,. ... ,, Diu
~rick F . Beck, 81. of 669 W.
18th St., Costa Mesa, died Mon·
day, Jan. 14, at Orange County
hospital alter a brief Illness. He
was a native ot Ohio and came
here In 1922. Mr. Beck was a
carpenter
He Is survived by one daugh·
ter. Mrs. Nora Schorr of Lomita;
2 gy-andsons: one great grand·
son; and one great gnnddaugh·
ter.
Funeral st>rvlee were held last
Thursday at Parkes Mortuary
cha~l. w1th the Rev. Joseph Me·
Shane oftlclatlng .
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fictitious Flrrn Name
ruE UNDERSIGN ED does here·
by certify that he Is conducting a
telephonl" answl:'rlng business at
2916 E. Coast Highway, Corona
clf'l Mar. California, under the
fktltlou!l firm name of Tommy's
Phonf' Scrvict> and that said firm
Is rompMed or the following per·
son. whose name in full and
pia('(' of r~ld<'nce are as follows.
tO· Wit:
CURTIS A. BRIDGERS, 704
Marguerite, Corona del Mar,
Callfomla.
WTTNESS my hand thb 18th
day of January, 1957.
s /CURTIS A. BRIDGERS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE
OF ruts 18th day of January,
A 0 1957. before me. C. A. HTG·
BIE. a Notary Public In and tor
the said County and State, re·
siding thPrE'In. duly commls·
stoned and sworn. personally ap·
peared Curtis A. Bridgers known
to me to b<' the person whose
name Ls subscribed to the w1thln
Instrument, and acknowledged
to me that he executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand and af.
Clxe<l my offi cial seal the day
and year In this Certificate first
above wrltten.
sj C. A. HIGBIE
My commission expires Aug.
19, 1959.
Publlsh: Jan. 24. 31. Feb. 7, 14,
In The Newport Harbor Ensign.
Professional
Directory
I'11JfDAL DmECTOII:S
Friendly Neighborhood Service
PARKES
MORnJABY
110 Broadway
U 8-3433 6 8-3434 eo.t.a Mea
NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Servlnl tbe Harbor Area
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor 42
'352)c!o~~WQ
Baltz Mortuary
Llber118-2121
1Th • Superior, eo.ta .....
AMPLE PAJUmfG
80TH I...OC.ATIONS
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WID 1111 F ... 14
NO IJQUOR SERVED
LUNCHES
DINNERS
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A· LA · CARTE
YOUR FAIILY RESTAURAIT
Largest end Mod ComPete
fi.lmiture Store in ~ k...
c.a fot free
OEOOMTIN6 SElVICI
llberly ......
65c
$1.25
OPEN 11:30 A.M. TO 8:00P.M. CLOSED 'niESDAYS
DINNER SERVED ALL DAY SUNDAY FROM NOON TO 8:00P.M.
2515 E. eoa.t .. Conlla ct.l ...
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001011JW11'T IIETIIODIST
GO W. l tua St.. Conca lleaa Liberty I-C.5.52 .... JOMPb W. Mc:SIMIM Sunday: 9:30 a.m.. Cbureb Sun· day School; 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. MornJnc Worahlp-7 p.m.
College Age MYF Servtce -7
p.m. High School MYF Service;
8 p.m., young adulta group
service.
caoaca of u.. •u.a•nz 1-ADcdMtal St.. e-ta .. _
'-ton .... cu... "'''knn• Uberty 1-7111
Sunday Services: Sunday Scltool.
9:30 a.m. Momtne Worabl]) at 10:30 a.m. EvangellatJc Serv· lee, 7 p.m. Sunday. N.Y.P.S.,
6 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meet·
lnJ', 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
SEYEBIB DAY ADYEJhiST •e.pon 81-.d.. at .... lt..
Jf8W'p01t ... ..
l.lbeltr I ·ISI'l Elder D. I[ ~
Saturday Momtng Services: Sab· bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser· mon: 11:00 a.m. Prayer meet·
lng: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
O'JOVEUAUIT COIOfUJfJTT
nLLOWSJIIP TBE aru.cB OJ' CBJUST TilE CBiac& OP CIIIUST £bell Qabboa.M 1050 Claan:la It-eo.ta KHa Odd I'.UO.. Loclgla. ...... --.. LJbedr 1-5'111 1 .. Jfewpcll't A..._ SJS W.-11-.d.., JlaJboa
E. c. J--. l(taJ.et. Colta ·-Dr. Clae-J. lllaa ... lt Sunday services: 9:~ a.m. Bible LJbertr 1·5711 Sunday School, 10:00 a.m. Morn·
study; 11 a .m. morning wor· Toe acdllw. Jr., llla.latiw Ina worablp, 11:00 a.m.
ahlp; 6:00 p.m. evening service. Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m. &ble P'DIST AJSiiiii:Y OJ' COD
Midweek eervtee, 7:30 p.m. study; 10:56 a.m. wonhlp MrV· 12114 lt. &aldlaA .... eo.t.JiaiiCI Thursday. lee& 7:30 p.m. eventne aervtce. ~.JJMwty ._,.,.1
CIDliT CIIUJICII IIY TilE SEA .. ..___. II. C. a-.Jc. .__
Coauaaa.My Jletbod.lft CEJITBAL lmt.E CIIUJICII Sunday Sc.hool: 9:30 a.m. W«·
lkdhoa 11-nt. _. lftb st.. lfnrpoct ~-A--~~~ ... ~!;.... ahlp: 10::25 a.m. and wanpn.t
IIAibow 5221 --·• -aerv1ce. 7:30 p.m. Youna People Paton .... llof A. Car1lloe. A. A. Eadlln. ...._ and ChJldren'a Servt~. 8:30
Sunday WonhJp, 9 :30 a.m. and Sun.,ay School: 9:~ a.m. Mom· p.m. Sun. Mld·week Servt~: 11 a.m. Cbtm!h School, 9:30 lng Service, 11:00; Eventne Wedne.day, 7:30 p.m. LadJa'
a.m. Midweek Meet!n&: 7:00 Service. 7:30. MJd·week Serv· ~ Coundl. 'Ibundays
ST. AJmJIEWS nui1'TEJU.AJI ,.ca-u .. aca-
1Stll St. & St. ADdrewa act..
aa.. zl:t -&lc:Mol
Paator: a... Jamee L • ......,.
SUNDAY: Mornln& worship,. 9:30
and 11 a.m.; Cb\li'Cb School,
9:30 and 11:00; .Jr. Bi&'h. Sr.
HJJlh and collep ap hllow· ahfs-, 7 p.m.; 1bunclay, Prayer,
atudy group, 8:30 a.m.
cauaca or ooa LADY OJ' liT. c.a•KZI·
14'1 w ...... aJ..S.. •e.pon a...a1c rar-aa!'Tc'::;.UZ.=._ ..............
Sunday M•aee: 1:00 and 10:00
and 12:00 a.m. Conta.ton: Sat·
urdaya and eva. ol lit Frtda)'ll
and Holy Da,ya from 4:00 to 5:30p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. D&Jly Mu8 8:00 a.m. nr.t
Jliday: 6:30a.m. and 8:00p.m. Novena <Perpetual Help ): Monda,y, 7:45 p.m. p.m. Wednftlda.y preceded by Ice, Wed n e 1 day, 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. t« all dq.
6:15 p.m. potluck. ~~d:y.people meet &:1.5 p.m. P1111T IOUia&aa aAn1IT • COIIOIIA DKL liD
caua:a OOid&UWHY cauaca
Jf&WiOft IIAUO.
LUTII&UJf CliO ... tDII!J ....._ Ill !!iU.Ii1-Aft. 150 "· _..._ lt.. c-t...... c.... ;Jill .................... ~
IUidlly 11-_. 7 L 1. 10 a4 1501 QUf DL. ·= ....... Sunday edlool 8:45a.m.· dlu.reb ,..._, ........... a-.a.
11:30 a.m. Weekdaja: Maa at ~ ,.._. aerY Ice 11:00 a.m.~ Sunday Wcab.lp ~: 8:30
7:00a.m.-Confe:uton: Satut· Duplicate rnorn1n&' servtc:e.-8·30 =: J:-m.~~~ a.m., U:OO a.m.Sua~Sdaool: d~ from 4:00 to 5:15-7:00 to a .m. and 11:00 a.m., Sun4~y; en an4 omCen ~A!p.m: I :30 a.m. 8·30 p.m. Suncky School tor .::boot ap Wednllda.J'. Pra_lW and --
P'DIST ..u:niT amaar groupa at 9:4.'5 a.m.; Rune!')' Btble ~esy 1:41 p.m. Wectne. ft'. JAIIII •u•IIOO-""'AL or aawtowr provided for both ~ aJld da)'. -Y1e .l.6lllr ..... , ._.
8 ~·-laJboc m-. •• & c:..at It&. unday SchooL ......... & -... ...........__ •e=h PIIIIT caua:a or auwrt ~· -----~ ~ 1-JCWl • ICIDIIIII Sut~dq lllrYicee: 8 :00 a.m. BolJ' ..._, mQ: .. rra IT. lemA 'YIAIIIrn' DOl Ys. ~ ....... t ._. OJmmunlon; 8:15 Famlb' S.V-
Sunday ~: 1:45 a.m.. SuD· IIC ...... A.._ ...... w..d a.... -lea. ll a.m., ~ .rY1ee.
d.,-SdaooJ• 11:00 a.m., W« ......_. ••• Sunda7 Sc:bol: 1~15 a.m.. Sun-TllUI'Ida.Y Servleeat ):15 a.m. ahlp s.vtce· 7:jo p.m. SuncSU r.a. 11 Db• ma., • ...._ dq Servlct: 11:00 a.m. Wed· Jlh1wr tlu.Dcl; lO:JO Bol7 Com· evens n • 6ei wtce; Mid· Week Sundq lifulia: ~:30 a.m. 6 t:JO ~ Evmtnr lleettnr: 8:00. ma.DJoD.
Servtee· 'r:JO p.m. Wectn.4ay a.m.~· S.~ and a:.d:J Boom.-1115 Vfi Lido.
Pra)w iceltln,a. =..-.; 1:ao :1~ 1--.· = l'f Beadl. 01*1 I a.m.-PIMT UPI'IIT taUka .. 101__ -!S p.m. weellr cS..,., t a.m..-7:45 ..... .._Aft. et ..... u. IIADOII I.K'IGLY ~ GOD uaJ -I a.m. f.IQ. Weetn.eS&J'I, T·l p.m. f'rt. C.... ._
IIJ W. .......... dq evenlnp. ...... G. •• •n I I e.e. .._. caaar 1.0 ,., ... cauaca ........ ~ ----1 -···-laiJ ' 1-Ml 011' c:o.I'A IlDlA U&.IOA JII.Aa'D ~ ~: :.._ a.m. -·
625 Center Stftet. eo.t.a where he still resides. He la
pictured here uatne an old·
fuhloned "' a 1 n e to tele-phone Jlke tbe one he U80d
In thow day.. He could be
connected to 1.. tban 100 telephones ln the N~ S.ach-Cocta Meaa ana. To-day he hu acce. to mon than 22.500 t e I e p h o n e._
Judre Dodp wu the third ,.ldent to have elec:t:rte
powoer and the tamJJy car wu • 2·Cfllndeor Maxwell. Sin~ that early bqinntna.
he bu beCome one of our mc.t repec.Ud and -.
loved coc.nmuhJt.Y , ......
Be wu appoO\ted to the
Wftd n ,_,. • ud ~~a. ....... eomlaoocill7 • ., • t
8lnce. Be .... ... ~
c&Kit&at .... c. a. -n. •d (1C -~ OOIGioam waawt ::.J.::O·~~ ::_ w~ r----.:::==------~--n 8un4a.7 -...oa t:41 'a.m.. JDOm· ••r-111 ..._. ......_ ..... ..._. ~ VD~ae· 1:.10 1 ~£:
HARBOR REST "" W'GIIIIIIalp u a.m.. ~ c-. 1ft I 1 ...... D ... .... e= ....... ~·-. ~:.!..~
.. _, lidaool_, I I 4 UW»f lirwd ...... ~~·,....
enn,.allt .....SO. 'lt.S p.m. ._,..,_....._,._. ....... .. ..._ --MEMORIAL PARK lOci·'"* -w. 1:415 _p.m. luada.Y ._tttw: W..._,. a... lunda7 Service•: 8:JO ~~ • : '1:10 ..,.._ ~. Y~JiWioplna.T· Ice t a.m. laD~ Moo& at Qarda ~-U:OO C1n1na ~ .:JO B.ar'baw mw. at 0111er lei T:41,... 'nliMd&J. 10:15 aa; ....... ..,...... , pa. ...... ....,.. .,.x,....
!1111 W&IUAL ..... THI'JIE avJC NIIGB) • MD RIVIDUAJ.S
IAIL W. SJNUV, ..._ ..... ~.._.. .... ,.
...OMIM ...... Inl ........
• IALIOA MY CWI
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Llll IIIIET
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"Ah ha! Me proud coffee cake!
U ttla rtchnesa the Kattee Klat.
8Chlnl munchers want . • • I'll
butter you up. but eood . . . I'll
butt~ you aealn for extra ten·
derne. ... I'll butter you aeatn
tor IIUper fiakJneu ... I'll butter
you eo's you'll be 10 dellJhtfully
elualve to chewtne that th~
breakfast doddlers w111 have to
taRe fut to even believe you've
b«;ep there!" Thus la the ll<>r'Y
betilnd the new butter oortee
cake~ our Dwight has built ...
Hu Dw1eht eone butter mad 1
Nope! HIJJ new coffee cakes are
out of thla world, but he's care·
tully calculated h!JJ butter .torm·
lng to atop just this aide of
heaven ...
* * * Two aq pM-abed faallly
aty1e c:oC* ... to dlooee
b.-. ...... ~. fcnoodW aan. ,__ •tb tbe pecaa
EBElL HOLDS FORMAL
CLUB OP-ENING TODAY
Tbe Newport Beach ~11 Club
w1ll hltbJieht thelr 48th year to·
day tThuradayl with the o~n
Jnr or tbelr new clubhouse at
51S W. Balboa Blvd .• Bal~. The
openlne event a. to be a tea held
betWeen 1 and 5 p.m.
Mrs. Wilcox
Is Installed
As President
Officers of the Wom~n of the
Church of the Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church were Install~
la.at week durtne their first meet·
tne or the year.
Mra. Marvin Wllcox wu In·
stalled presldent; Mrs. Jamee
Beeney, vtce-presldent; Mrs. Net.
10n Roblnaon. aecretary; and
Mrs. William Olaon. treasurer.
Other peraona hutalled u de·
pa.rt:mental chaltmen are Chrts-
tJan Service. Mra. Alfred Hicks;
India Ml.alon-. Mra. John Hamp·
Invitations to the formal open·
lng have been t.ued to the
more thaJt 400 member~ as wt'lJ
•• leadera ol the variou. worn-•
en's OI'Janlzatlona 1n the Har.
bor ArH. Bealdea the cunent
president, KnL Wllltam Tritt:
put preaJdenta wtll ~ h~
for the ~~ event lneludlnl
Mrs. Lew Pettitt (the former
Nellie Shook), Mrs. C. M. Dea.
kina, Mra. E. I. Moore, Mra. Vic·
tor Grace. Kra. Bruce McBride,
Mrs. Robert KUllter. Mra. Byron
Wella and Mn. Nlcholu Brett·
ner.
Founded loea.Uy In 1909, the
Ebell Club bu been active In
civic and .oda1 affal.rs. Tbe t1rst
library opened for public u.ae
waa operated by Ebell. lAter the
club pve Ita more than 1,000
volume ltock to the etty.
~11 ala> eperated the ~ en-atore durmr World war 1
and wcwbd da.Jy wtth the
American Lecioo ln veteraa'a a f.
fain later. 1he ftnt local "thrift
shop'' wu operated under th~ auap~Pes of Ebell wtth p~ds
eolng to the American~ ero.s
ton; Ute Memberahlp and Me·-------------morlala. Mra. Henry Anderson;
NEWL YWEOS Mr. tJnd Mr1. Bruce H. Benedict. Tho bride is the
former Beverly Jo.,n Fiedler of Lynwood.
New Guinea Mt.ulons. Mrs. Carl
Webster; Spedal Needs, Mra.
Wllllam Garnett; Thank Offer·
1ne. Mra. Don Wedeklne; Pro·
gram, Mrs. Jarnea Hayden; MIS·
alonary Education. Mrs. Moms
Laurie; and Junior Lutherans.
Mrs. John Propp.
Mrs. Dor!JJ Gordon has been
elected president of the church
choir; Mn. Ed Fountain wa.s
e I e c t e d secretary. and Mrs.
James Hayden. treasurer
An old-fashioned Box Social.
welcomJne newcomers to the
church, will be held at 7:30 p.m
Sunday at the parish house. Bruce H. Benedict Marries
Beverly Fiedler of Lyn)Vood Chet Farrar
Bru<."e H. Bene-dict. .on of Mr black velvet aroessorles. Is Honored
and Mrs. Harold Benedict of 4Z71 After a honeYJlloon at Ble "Surprise." muaJc. food. laueh·
e ~· BIGII PTA Dr. Donald McNassor, Profes
sor of Education at Claremont
Graduate School, will speak on
current teen-age behavior pat
terns at a meeting of the Nt-w·
port Harbor Hlgb School P.T.A.
at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday In the SO·
clal hall of the school. Included
on the program wUl be 2 of the
high echool'a singing groups.
Dr. McNa.asor haa bet>n director
ot teacher training at Norris.
Tennessee, tor tht' T~nnessee
Valley Authority and American
Council on Education. He served
as an assl.atant In the Research
Dlvalon of the Philadelphia
Public Schools and wu profes
sor of education at Wayne Unl
verslty In Detroit. Dr. McNa.sst>r
received his Ph.D. degr-ee at lhP
University of Otlcago. Narcissus Ave .. Corona del Mar. Bear. the newlyweds are making Iter a nd people filled 620 Mar·
took Miss Beverly Jean Fiedler thetr home In Lynwood. The gut'rite Ave.. Corona del Mar,
as hls brlde In a recent C'ert•mony bride attended Lynwood High clear to the ratte111 Tuesday night
held In the Lynwood Methodist School and Compton Junior Col· of last week when a birthday Cl b t H I d Church. lege. She Is past princess of party was given by Mrs. Chet 1 U 0 O
The bride, who Is the daughter Job's Daughte rs Lynwood Bethel. Farra r In honor of ht>r husband's
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fiedler of Her hus band Is a Newport Har-birthday anniversary. Mrs. Far· I st II t•
Lynwood. chose a white tull(' bor High School graduate and rar planned to haV(• the honoree, n a a I on
and la<."e gown for her wedding for 2 years attended California come home from his Corona del Newly elected officers of the
and carried a white bouquet of State Poly at San Lulll Obispo. Mar danrt' studio ahout 8 :30p.m. Harbor Democratic club will bto
carnations centered by a rose· where he affilia ted with Alpha to takP her out to dlnn~r and by Installed at the club meell
AT HOME ON Balboa Isla nd
il Mrs. Arthur M. Courteau. the
former Min Patricia Atkin~ of
Cliff Haven, who was married
to T och. Sgt. Courteau at St.
Andrews Presbytenen Church
in December.
IUWAJOI a-tJ"8 KEJ:nJIQ
Frieda Bellnfante. director of
the Oranee County Philharmonic
Orchestra, w111 apeak on mu.alc
and ~late ht'r ~xperiences ot
thp undercround ln her natlv~
Holland at the Ne-wport Harbor
Kiwanis Club meetlne at 12:15
p m. today (Thurad.ay) at the
VUla Marlna.
aawruwt •·-1 a • 1 &UMDA.Y, SAIIfiMlf ... lllr
Show to Help
Building Funds
The newly t~ Newport
Harbor Area CouncU ot ~·
SJema Phi will be In chup o1
the annual Fublon Sbow Luncb ·
eon at ,noon Wedneaday, Feb. I ,
at the Dl.aneyland hot~J Proceeda
from the event wt.ll be rfven to
the Hoae Ho.pltal bulldln1
fund The JocaJ ehaptera han
made a pledp tor the Free
Tumor Clinic.
The Harbor area council In·
eludes the Mu Epallon, Exem·
plar, and Omicron Bho chapters
of Beta Sigma Phl. The Tau Tau
cha.Pter of ~a Beach hu
been invited to Joln the Harbor
~a coundl.
The next area coundJ meetlaf
wU1 ~ b~d Monday, Feb. 4. at
the home ot Mra. Elate Ereett.
323\S Anade Ave., Balboa.
FIITIE ... YEll
~·-·--·-· bo oll:ll: 11.,.tD9 -.ppUea.
Carda flw all I '•a
LAST 3 DAYS
Bidwell
JANUARY
SALE
SAVIIIIS Fill Yl TO Y2
bal .... p1aytD9 ..... CID4 .. lit au ~ tbe tap with a 1D011th·
awlti.Dg 9J.aM ••• ._. tJadt
.•. gay, wild CIDII ~Ill
wltla -g1aaed c:Mnt. CID4 tMI'oagbllnd fndta cbaal.a9
.....-&~ CID4 ........ 'na.e ~
wW fla4 .._ Ia oar ~
.... ~ ,_., to tbaw ad .......... ,.. ......... _ ......... .._ .....
bud corsage. Phi Omega fraternity. He has that time the approximately 50 Wednesday, Feb. 13. at the ~~
Her sister. Mrs. Maxine John· ~n recently living In Compton gut>sts had aaaembled. I glon Hall Newport Beach \
son of El Centro, served as her and Is employed by Hillburg Included among the lnvltt-es Fred oi.on of 415 Pop ·y A
matron of honor. She wore n and Turpin Consulting Engl. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yamer. Corona del Mar, ls the n~ tre:~·:
ruby red chrystallne eown In neers. Rev. and Mrs. Edwtn Gomke, urer. Other otfl<."ers are presld~nt.
ballerina lenetb. A1IO dlaaed In Mia Marjorie ChUdreas. Blll RIP· John Lake; vlce-preaJde:nt, John
red were~ Doria Johnson and petoe, Phil Kalter, Mrs. Leda ~barpr· aecretary Mrs. Jerey
Mia Marilyn Mather of Lyn· n.en Notn May Jones. Earle Kunkel, Mlsa Woodbury; and • .ereeant-at· LIDO ISLE
............ 'ftlltlaU~dOa"t
g.tl Bow coaSd tiMn .._. be
C111Y Wt to ~fnue t . . . 'I'M
wood, who served u brides· Bertha Trumbull. Ml:.s Gra~l arms. Frank Downes.
maids. All the attendants car· Rocco. Sy Lamb, Tom Nicholson. ;pi;iiiiiiiiiiiillliiii--.-------.:. ·-----------------------------------
.,ne-t • c.Dta ·-I.DtroctoctioG tbla ... ~r .. . . . c:IMcfpw
tbaD batt!K •.•
* * * While you've rot your head In
the tnezer you aJso should take
a look at Dw1eht'a new frozen
cake layers ... Round and ready
to thaw. bake and IC'e ... Your
chol<."e of that ole black magic.
chocolate . . . bright rich gold
... or tender delicate white ...
Owtght recommend• that you
thaw for one or two hours. then
bake at 360 ... The same lovely
cake. you purch~ In our Bak·
ery, but th!JJ way they are al·
ways on hand with a quick filck
of the treezer and oven doors ...
Such nJce quick easy dessertJI
when ready-to-u.e chocolate,
marshmallow or butterscotch
sauces are added ... lee cream.
whipped cream ... a smattering
ot nuts or cocoanut. frozen. fresh
or canned fruits ...
* * * Uyoa~wattloctbeMW
batter --Clllbe to u..r -yoa ...... -•.. Dldlft· dua'Ja .. ......, _. ... _... cd
~· bdary ---••• Ra ,, ,, .... ...... wltb a....,.m-w111111...._ Ia ...S
oat .. 0.. ,_e.y ... -............ ad ...
...... -.... d ...... ... .. ,., ................. .
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rfed white carnation nosegays. Mrs. Thomas Smith of 621 Mlss Frane6 Rayner. Mrs. Mabel
Gaynel Mulford of Puadena Acacia Ave . Corona del Mar. en · Ross. Mrs. Cecilia Forbes. Blll served as best man and ushPrs terta lnf'd 18 members of Ebell F'ucik and Otarlt'S McNeil. all of
were Louts Spaeth of Pasadena Book Section IV for dl'SS('rt at her Corona del Mar: Dr. and Mrs.
and the groom'• broth-. ,.._n" 0 Aft Frank O'Brien of Balboa Coves: .. ""' ~ ' home on Thursday. Jan. 1 er M
Benedict Of Corona de' Mar Tht> .__ Mrs. All~ Drake. Mlss areuer · ,. a business meeting. thP memv=.. .._ ... 11 f
bride's two nieces ••rved as s 1 h 1 lte Way and Jame5 ....... t> 0 ""' played cards Mrs. m t s d M ..,.___.
fiowe!' girls In dlmlnutlv~ dr~ chairman of the section. Newport; Mr an rs r~ ot ·red crystaline and carrying Lynde of lrv1n(' Terra<."e. Mr<>.
white baskets of red ~ petals Ellzabt"th Holman of Balboa Is
The groom's nephew. a llt11e ring STAB CJlEST CLtJB MEETS land, Mrs. Gladys St~mbaugh of
bearer, was dJ+ssed In a tuxedo Mrs Henry Delster of Corona Lido. Walla<."e Johnson of Costa
A reception followed the cert'· Highlands entPrta lned members Mesa. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Verney 1
mony in the hall of the church of the Star Crest Club a t a des-of San Clemente, Thomu · Ca n
The bride's mother received t'ert party at her home on Thurs · non of Laguna Beach and Mr
guests In a navy blue crepe dress day. Altt'r refreshments the and Mrs. Jud Norris of Los An·
with navy accessories and long group.· all of whom are mem· geles.
white gloves. She wore a corsaee bers of the Harbor Eastern Star. AJso pr~nt were Mr. and Mr<~
of white carnations. Mrs. Bene· played cards. Edwin Mun~y of Costa Mt-~a.
diet also had a white carnation Miss Jean Mcunnon of Corona
corsage which she carried pinned Phone ~ your nt!\'Q stories to del Mar. Ml,s' Irene Thayer, of
to her velvet clutch bag. She your local newspaper. the En· Newport and John Mlnkley or
wore a red tatetta dress and alan. Harbor lll4. Santa Ana.
OF
Dorothy Gray
Cosmetics and
IIGLU• • •
Perfumes
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Bitter flll It up • . . Wbat'll rou
haftf Beef, Iamb. pork cr poul·
trJf Name your cavort~ protein
utb\1 . • .. lt'a on aale .•. ,Pork.
nothlnl but tbe Gneat (!Gfft·fed
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FINAL CLEARANCE
IllY CURREIT DIESSES
SIIITS, BLOUSES, SHIRTS,
BERMUDAS, SLACIS, AID
ACCESSORIES
lUST BE ca EARED
DRESSES ORIGIN AU Y Sl 00.00 ow 37.50
DBFSSES ORIGIN AU Y $50.00 .NOW 27.50 OR LESS
DRESSES ORIGINAU Y $2.5.00 _ __NOW 12..50 OR LESS
All Sale Skirts.
Blouses, Slacks. etc.
Y2 Price or Less
All .......... I ltt..ty. .. , PI -........
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One of the Udo Shops Acrc.a From Ric:barda
THE PRESIDENT'S GAVEl was tra nsferred from
one Balboo doctor to another ot t he onnuel
meeting of the Anglers Friday Luncheon Club.
Pictured here, left to right, ore Mrs. Irving Loby :
Or. Salvatore Monaco, the new president; Dr.
Loby, outgoing president. and Mrs. Monaco. The
meeting wos held in Newport Harbor Yacht
Club. (Photo by Bud Hare) ••••II I111Ciatiol
Ia Orpillz• llell Monaco Is Installed as Dr.
President Otrlcen of the Junior Models
A.uodatlon of Oranee County
were elected during an organJ.
zatlonal meetine Saturday at the
Marjorie Hale Studio, Corona del
of Anglers Club
Mar.
Dr. Salvatore Monaco of Bal·
boa was IMtalled as president of
the Anglers Friday Luncheon
Club at the annual dinner dance
held In the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club. He succeeded Dr.
Sharon Artholer was elected
preldent; Merrldy Roesch, first
vke president; Diana Bassett. Irving Laby of Balboa.
secretary, and Cindy Cookston. Other officers for 1957 are Bob
treasurer. The association will , Scofield and Ray Dike. vice·
hold meetlnp at 1:30 p.m. on the presidents; Edward I Bud I Hare,
third Saturday of each month at treasurer. and Mrs. Gertrude
the Hale Studio. Seymour. secretary.
Impromptu entertalnmf'nt was Read Ensign Classified Ads. emi'E't'd by Country Wa.c;hburne.
I who Introduced a new song that
he has romJ)OSt'd Bob Sc-otlt>ld I
and Country performed on plano Elsie..,..,..,.
YARN SHOP
BUSINESS
FOR SALE
OwDeor lAcrYt.Dq State
UJOYABLE ...
I and drums. There were songs by
Sue Flckt'T. and a tango by Mrs
I Pullman Sowdt>n J
I Dr. Harold De<'Kt:r pr£'SentNI an
honorary 1956 gavel to Or Labv
tor his service as prt>sii'IPnt
Awards wt>re madt' by Dr Ot>ck
er. trophy chairman. to thP f,.l
lowing:
Dr. Ted Clark{'. first nnl'l lurg
£'St marlin: Plpey Johnson. IMR
! 0111imists Viaili11
Jo11li1 Bop R•cll
The Newport Hatbor Opttmla1
club Is -.ndlng a delegation to I
the Joplin Boys Ranch to Invest!
I gate the factllti£'S today I Thurs. 1
day) at the ranch In Trabuc-a
Canyon. The local club Is con
sldt>ring the boys ranch as a
project. In addition to their aid
to the Corona del Ma r Youth
C{'nter. Members of the Costa
Mea Optimist club are also mak
lng the trip today to the ranch
est albacore; Lily Call. smallest
albacore ; Bob Scofield, largest
fish caught on club charter;
Sally Johnson. largest white sea
bass; Bill Tobias. largest yellow.
tall; Dr. Monaco, largest yellow.
tall caught In bay; Dr Ray
Herold. largest bluefln; Louise
Hopton, !lrst bluefln.
DR. WALTtR WILSON, presi-
dent emeritus of the Kansas
C.ty Bible College ond pastor
of the Centro! Bible Church of
that c.ty, w II spe11k this evening
(Thur1doy) ot the F.rsl Boplist
Church of Cnsto Meso in con·
1unc l1on wllh the Torrey Me-
mono I 8 ble C onference being
held th1s wee~
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...... 11\. ......,. tUm wtU. a talk on tile 2 IUJil· du:tttJ\ to all pr.watlene. .. 'l1l1a In Sta II e d aS · ' • • DMn 1M ...,t Jn A.lUita. wne trom .....,.. (100:5) Ia the c::aaur eaua:a n 1'D a&A • • • CoJdeft Tnt ot u.e t.-,n.s.. H d S "WWaen aom.Gne Pran for CDII OOIDIUJilft c:ao*'* mon on ''Truth" to be read at ea COUter ~ .. ~~::~::,.~ ''A-OOOln'riiMJJWut .. wm be Newport Chrletlan 8c;lenee
o. w. CDtck) RJdJa.rd, owner at Clu1.lt Cbwdl by tha.a... The the topic ot the~. Edwin C. ;:Ch=urdl==Su=n=d•=Y=·=====~ Sanctuary Cbob-, under u.. dl.ree· GclrnQI' MI'IDOA lunda,. morn. · and operator of Richard'• Udo tton ot K.ra. A. I . Rutter, wtll ......._ tn1 at th CoraD& del M'h eom. Market. who wUJ repNMnt the ,.~ .. .._ Churdl 1'i th Sliftda U ., .A. .. a tood consultant at the vf&t IIMdJc at bodl mcmlna mu ... v · ou Y
.Q aervtc.. wtll ~ oblervM and the lunlor lntft'natlonal Trade Pair at ~·· • • • and SenJor PlliJ"{m J'ellowshJp
lan, Italy, In .March. w .. ln· ·~ COIDIUWITt IU'niOmiT IJOUPII will partldpete Jn tM
mlled u presJdent of the Boy "Northern Out~" a colored mornlna worahJp euvt.c.w.
Scout Orance Empire Area Coun. rpodon P~ure about AIUka. • • •
cU durlna the councll'a 35th An· wtll be ahown at 1 p.m. Sunday CIDJITIAJf ICUIJC& taUW
DltESSMAJalr(G AJifD
ALTEJt.\'nONS
MARIA SlEBER
Formerly wtth
Sab Ftttb Avelue
nual Awarda and Rec:ornltton at the Balboe. la1aDd Commuruty "The Lord Ia 100(1; bJa mercy
Banquet Monday nleht at the Methodlat Cburdl. lohn Jtaee, a Ia everluttna: and bJa troth en-
Balboa Bay Club. "Mr. RJchard ~~~~~~~;;~~~~;:;;;;~~~~~~~~~;;;:;':=:=:=:=:=:=:=:==:=:=; IUccee<b E. C. .Mta.UdJne ol ~
Tultln.
By Appolntment-Hartx. 8890
!503 M.arttol4 Aw. ·
Corona del Mar, CaJUomJa
Othfn' council otfiCl"nl Installed
Include vJce. p'""Jdenta Robert P.
ltneeland, Bob Larsen, John Mur·
dy ID. W. H. Spureeon, lr.;
treuurer, lames Bush; and com·
miaJoner lames Gubblrw. Roa
Taylor ol Sacramento Ia the new
Scout Executive.
Brl~ac:Uer General Ro~ L.
Scott, lr~ author of the besf.
aelllne book. "Cod Ia My eo.
Pilot," ~ commandln~ reneral
at Luke AJr Force base, Arizona,
spoke on "What Boys Mean to
Ua." General Scott. who has over
4,000 hours tlylne time In jet
planes, •ld our ~at memories
In llle are ''our Scout Mutera."
The eenenl became a scout 36
years aro and a chieved every
merit baqe except 3.
The eeneral joklnely aald, '"nle
reason we crey-halred old men
tly these jeta Is so the youn1er
pilots will think It Is easy." Gen·
eral Scott recounted his expert.
encee ot hunting a n elephant In
Alrlca. He co~red every country
in the vast continent In 5 days.
Three Oran~e Empire Council
Scouters received the Silver
Beaver Award, which Ia pre.
sented to persons of outstAnding
achievement In S<"'utlne on the
council level. R«elvlng the
awards were Louis Cock of New·
port Beach ; Navy Chief petty of.
fleer Norman Schmitz. Jr of
Santa Ana; and Austin Sturte·
vant of Newport Beach.
The Skip Fit{' chapter o! the
Knights of Dumanls, and honor
ary Eagle Scout Soc-INy. was 1
chartered and nf'W ofticers wt>re
Installed.
For pa~Q~rttllllf tr ••
J•nl cuanl.
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food obtatD.abJ..
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FIRST LOOK AT SPRING
IT TIE
Friday, January 25
Luncheon From 12:00 Noon
Reservations Now Harbcw 5451
Presenteki through the cooperation of the Jamaica Inn
Restaurant, Verna Miller and the followmg Distinctive
Shops.
BRAGG'S
2737 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
* BAY DEPT. STORE
303 Main St.
Balboa
* THE BRAT SHOP
1809 Newport Blvd
Cos1a Mesa
* FRANCES NORTON SHOPS
1808 S. Main St.
213 N. Broadway
Santa Ana
*
"
Valentine Ball
Feb. 8 to Aid
Philharmonic
the iordans
2732 E. Cat. !.~ eo.oaa del lfar • 4Mt
Vema Miller School of Gharm
Commentary-Fashion Models
307 N. Broadway, Santa Ana
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
ICAilllfE AVE . RAilBOil
BALaOA JSLAWD
..........
IBTI I. WIIID
DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY
-AT-
2721 EAST COAST H1GHW A Y
CORONA DEL MAR
PHONE
HARBOR .6845
Invitations have been mailed
and plans are under way for the
Orange County Philharmonic So·
clety's third annual Valentine
Ball which Will be held Friday,
Feb. 8. at the Balboa Bay Club,
Newport Beach.
Thelma Hope of Corona del
Mar Is In charee of decorations.
She will ~ uslsted by Mrs.
H H Henshaw and Mrs. Carl M.
Boswell o! Bay Shores~ Mrs.
Harry Brown of Laguna Beach,
Mrs Paul Rogera or Lido Isle and
Mrs. J B Green of Cllrt Haven
are In charge of tickets and res. ervatlons.
~rvatlona may be obulned
by calling any one or the follow.
lng chairmen : Mrs.. J. F. Burke,
lr., ~ Mrs. John Scudder o( BaJ.
boa I.sland; Mrs. Moreland Lett.
hold of Balboa; Mrs. Carl ao..
weU ot Bay Sh~; Mrs. J. B.
Green of Clltt Haven; Mrs. H. H.
Henshaw of Lido Isle; and Mrs.
William Releel of Costa Mesa.
'Recndtl11 l•111'
"Recrulttne Nur.ee" wtll be
the topic of the Hoag Auxiliary
panel dlacU&Sion at 9:30 a .m.
tomorrow (Friday) In St. An·
drewa Church.
IE SURE TO AmND THE GRAND OPENING OF DAYJS.IIOWN'S NEW VISTA CENTII
STORE IN COSTA MESA THIS FRIDAY, JAN. 25TH! HOMI DEMONSTRAT10N-FRD
Glm -FREE RCA· TV TO IE GIVEN AWA Yl
SEE THESE ALL-NEW "SHEER LOOK" APPLIANCIS IN ACnON!
See ... Wwld'e "SA VING.ES'I" ,.....,., ._tiNt .&a-lfew, 1N1
~ Aatr•rtle W..._!
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NOW-2 DAYII •oWN LOCATIONS TO -VI YOU iatt&l .
6 Are , lniure d. 3 Seriously·. ·
in Harbor Area C ar Cra sh'es
1/1
LO~ THAT llENT
By OWNTNO thla 2·bdrm. corner
home and ,rar. ape, Ftne rental
area 1n heart ot COM. ~
handles. Six penona were Injured, three ~y. 1n 5 auto accldent.l
that oecurnd over th~ Week-end
ta tbe Harbclt' area.
llr'. and Mra. Paul Mou of
Bundncton Bn.eb were ctltlc&Uy
lnJW"*I Nrly rrtd~ momtnr
Wb n th~tr car lett the htrhwa,
at the Santa Ana IUver brlda-,
went over a bank. and landed In
lh river bottom. Mr. Mc.a aald he waa al.-py and ms..d the
aU~ turn onto the brtdee. 'l1le
cv wu • total WNdt. a.... Hope ol Puadena re-
ceived minor lnjwy J"rid~
mamtnc When hla ear waa hlt
by a vehicle driven by Allen
!tunnel, 2lS6 Newport Blvd.,
eo.ta Mesa. at the earner of BaJ.
boa Blvd. and Ial&n.d Ave .. Bal·
boL Kr. Hope wu n\aktnr a lett
tum oil Balboa Blvd. onto Ialand
Ave. wben bla ear wu .truck by
tbe wesf·bound Xunnel car.
Karen W'aper, 17, ot 408 lu.
mine Ave., Corona del Mar, re·
celved IIUnor Injury Friday rue}at
In an acc:1dent on the Cout
HIJhway near ltvlDe Terrace.
Harriet Cronin of lAcuna Beach
wu waiUn• to make a 1dt tum
otJ the bJihway when a wb1cle
drlvm by Ronald 'nlonw. 18. of
3300 Clay St., N.wport Rtlll\tl. 1n whlcb Mt. Wai'M'f wu a
paaencer. atruck the Cronin ve·
blcle In the rear.
Sht.rley lo Wanen 0( Chula
Vs.ta rec:elved minor Wury Sun·
day mornln.r when a car tn
which ahe wu a pauenpr wu
hit by a car driven by B.oeanne
Marahall, 230 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa, at the comer of
Superior Ave. and Cout High·
way.
Geraldine Kruaka of San Ber·
nardlno received mJnor injury
Sunday attnnoon when the car
ln which abe waa a paueng~r
hit the vehJcle ot lohn Ward,
Navy man stationed at San
Franclaco, on Coaat HJghway at
the entrance to the Balboa Bay
Club.
• • •
a-4 Sot 55x300. $3600. $1!100 down.
$25 montll. • • • • • •
Good ~2 lot Newport Hellhta. BUILT POa COMFORT
Small home. f7,250, Term.l 01' ex· ChUdr~n a nd entertalnlne. 3·
ebanp. WW .ell or trade. bdrma. 3 bath.a, 2 flpla .• 2 patJoa.
• • • BBQ. Ocean vtew, earpeta and
C h l N drapes Lncluded In low price ute ome neu y new. ear $32,~
New'pOI't Harbor HIJh. $8500, .
_., clown, t87 month. • • •
• • •
FOR RE1'IT-2·bdnn. bowae un·
tumllbed. aeoo. yea.rly leue.
Nearly new. Nut 17th • Tuat.ln.
VIIEL
•••11111ULn
3tf1 N. Newport Blvd.
oppc:JGte Boal H~ltal
PbOne Llbeny 8·1817
~. 1.18·1280
BAYSHORES
3·Bdnn. Prov1nda1. FA. heal 2
patloa, double garace. fully car-
peW<! and ONLY $21,000! $5,000
wtll hand!~.
• • •
BALBOA ISLAND
ALMOST BAY FRONT S·BDRM.
plus .ruest aulte PLUS 1·bdrm.
apt. Fumhhed. Ready for sum·
mer lncom~. $39,000.
• • •
Fla ......
We teel tJ\at u little u $500
down pa~t an move your
family lnto this ntt-a cood 3
bedroom. Back Bay Area home.
~lle111 must leave here. Home 1.s
sharp, clnn. and hu hardwood
floors. it'a f~nced. landlle&ped, •
has 2·car garaee and, wlth ama.ll
down. payment.a will be lUte
rent. • • • .... ,,.
Shake roof, Wled brick maulve
Clreplac., a man•a den. 2 comer
bedrooma. natural wood cabinets
In kJtchen with bar. Glau wall
and carpeted Uv. room. Mountain
and Bay View, too!. Sw~U plact'
to Jive on Klnea Pl. ~lllng price
Is low at $21.500. • • •
Ill FIIIJ Fnll•••
Zonta Club Honors Memory
Of Flier Amelia Earhart
... lB. Ill
• EXCLUSIVE ADDRESS
$3,000 down moves you Into a
brand new J .bdrm., 2·bath home.
Bullt-ln kltchm. patio, double
carare. Balance llke rent. Full
prtce $26.000.
Ntce 2·bdrm. and d~n home. 40'
comer lot. Block from ocean. laJ I .... IIIJ, lie.
It hu range. refilc .• dl.nette aet.
Jlv. nn. daveno. coffee and end
tables, drapes. wuher and drYt>r.
Home Ia new, 3 bdrms .. 2 baths
on corner lot. near churches and
achool. ~lien wa"t $1,350 to
clear them out. So II you have
IM)J1le down and can ma.ke up
down payment aoon. come on in
and we will put It together A Joint m.eunc with the Zonta
Club ot lAcuna Beach took the
place of the recuJar lanuary evenJnc meetlnc ol the Newport
Jtarbclt' Zonta Club 1ut week
w'hen the late .Amelia Earhart. a
former Zontlan. wu bonol'ed on
her birthday with a special av1a·
tJon proa:ram.
Marle Andre. an advert1s1ng
dl.rector. In IA,runa. told of per·
• • • ofsodal
note
.., nc ,
Mrs. D. 'M. Hummel of Three
Arch Bay, past presldtmt of the
Hoag Hoapltal Auxtllary. has
bH'n Ill alnce ChrU!tmastlme.
Although ahe Is on her way to
re<'OVef'Y, ahe has had to be ex
tr~ly quiet. rigidly following
the doctor'a ord~rs. • • •
Nr. and Mrs. Kennf!'th Johnson
of 123 Edaewater Av~.. Balboa,
bav~ been entertaining Mr. John·
110n'a motbH during the tlrst pert
of the new y~ar, Mra. John·
110n. wnlor. came down especial·
ly to apend the holldaya with her
,rranddauah~. Denise, and wu
cau(bt by the nu bug after the
holl4aya. She ~ autfl·
denUy. hoWeVer. to take her s.
yeu-old panddau.Ptet to Dla·
neytana lut Sunday.
IUTOIDIILE
SAl ESIIAII W lilTED
Jump on the Ford band wagon
and seU the hottest new car on
the market today. Every sates
advantag~ offered you. Highest
commission ae t up; valuable
aales aids; reputable flrm that
gives aervice alter sales.
TIEO. 1•11 FORD
3100 W. Coa.st Hwy.,
Newport Beach
Business
Directory
&»iii i al-auADtS •
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LleeMe4
andln.IRUed
L L ldDDE ....... -
..,nally blddlnc eoodby~ to Mt.
Earhart on ber UJ.fated globe
~trcltnc rurht. Mt.. Andre told
ol her own bam·stormlng atunt
nytnc and parachute jumplne
experiences. ,
hardwood floors, flreplace, bath CORONA DEL MAR • • •
and ha.lf. 13530 E. Coast Hlghway-HA 5563 ...... ,
Central loe. In Corona del Mar
Home and apt. M 3 bdrms.. 2
batb.a. P:x.cellent fioor plan with
hdwd. noon. unit heat. 2 used
brkk trpl.s. ktter than a good
buy, thla l.a a bargain • $22,750.
v~ .rood value
at ''$ZO wu a lot ot money for
one afternoon's work durlnc tb~
deprHSlon and, It you were
lucky In your ·chute jump, that
wu the reward," ahe recounted.
Durtnr World War n ahe wu a ..... E. s....ar
technical writer In an air plant REALTOR lr INSUJLUfCE ln Los Angeles.
Durtne the serond hall of the ~ VI. EJlHABDT,
dinner meeting, Mlas Andre ln· • Aaoclate
ttoduced Miss Jan~ Uttle. a vi·
vaclous brunette who at 32 haa 3333 E. c.t. Bwy. Corona del Mar
already had 14 y~ars of experl· Harbor 24.22
ence In th~ engineering field at
Douglas Aircraft In Long Beach.
She haa been awarded the high·
est rating po!!.Sibl~. that of de·
sign specialist. and she ls Onf'
of 20 at Dourlas In the category.
VIEW
DUPLE I
C••• •1 lar
Miss Little con&Tatulated Zon·
ta Cl ubs for the Amerial Amelia
Earhart Sc:holarshlps, whl<'h are
awarded each year to girls to
further their studles In aeronau· Nice duplex with cloee vtew of tics.
RICHARD A. COLLINS, real-
tor, has been appointed Harbor
Area·Costo Mesa representa·
tive of T rans.American Real Es-
tate. a nation.wide affiliation
of real estate offices who will
coordinate buying and selling
of property of people who are
moving from one part of the
country to another. Mr. Collinl
is head of Orange Coast Prop-
e rties, realty firm located at
18S7 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Associated with him are
Frank Soule, Don Fvlbriqht and
Lena Criswell. (Ensign photo)
Dance Group
Is ·organized
Anclola Sartorlo. former chore·
o,rrapher for the Royal Opera In
Rome, and now a resident of
Corona del Mar. thl.s week an·
nounced the organization or a
Dance Workshop,' with a view
toward foundtne a western Com·
pany of the Dance.
Th~ will M a mHtlng at
7:30 p.m. tomorrow (Pr1day) at
the Sartorlo residence, 606 He·
u~ Aw~ to outline the alma
and procedure. The workshop
meet. on Monday ~venlnp at
7:30 In the Corona del Mar
Harbor entranc-e and OCNn.
• • •
312 Ma.rtne Ave~ Balboa bland
Harbor 2525 Day or nlebt
Ill W. PIPE
REALTOR
It A.sliOCia tes
INVESTORS
c ..... rciat1114-.ial
""*" 1908 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa
Uberty 8·1142
VIEW LOT
at 2512 Ocean Blvd. Corona d~l
Mar. 30.x.ll0 with alley at rear.
LEE alES,.,...,
Liberty 8·95015 ........... •..• ..
U.UIEACI
• Ylstu If , .......
Each room of thl.a Ocean Front
showplace ahara the outlook of
thla unique location. Over 150
feet of ocean trontage, aecu~ly
nestlN In a rock bJutf, y~ with
spacious. level quiet rard~ns. to
enjoy In complete safety wlth
privacy.
• • • ••• Your~ barn r&r~cho! Apt. large
red barn and double garage. lm. provem~nia ar~ at rear of ,_, aCTt"
with plantlnp sct out v.rtth
thought of bldg. incom e units in
front. Eldon Ave . near r oU
Finest home of lts type ~ver ot rourse, $1.800 down.
Cered. The main building has 21 • • •
bedrooms at\d a servant's room f .1
There are plenty ot other rooms rel•llll
well aulted for quiet living or $9950 full price for a 3 bdrm
exotic ente rtaining as you prefer home. t'Ork noors. drapt'S. vt>nt'
A detached guest house has its tian blinds. lawns. block walls
own privacy and garden. plantf'rs Improvements all In
and paid. A buy possible It ac
Price Is $125.000, lndudlng dec tion Is prompt Thls Is PHA re
oratMS carpeting and dra~s sale. ·P~,.· lnt
This ls well below the cu!Tent I • • •
replacement value. Exchange for $&liOIJ AI A.,.l
!!Olld Income pro~rty will also •
be considered.
To !M:"e this outstanding valuP
c a I 1 HARBOR lNVESTMENT
COMPANY. Newport Boulevard
at 30th Street. Newport Bnch
Telephone Barbo« .1.600 days 01'
Harbor 43441 ~·
35 ac.-res. all M-1. leovel. ~ers
In city of Costa M~a. Subdivide
or hold tor Increase In va lut>, this
Is a bonallde A·l lnves1m~nt
l'nllmited poss. to make money.
Terma will be aiTanrM. • • •
C..a ... lar
$15.950 for weJI.Jocated 2 bdrm
home. upost'd bfoam ('('ailngs
frpl . carpetl'd. also drps .. range.
reCrlg and washe-r N-maln Over
saud 2 car garage Tt>rms.
WIIEII aun. 01
SEWII PIOPEITf • OraqeCust,.,.,...
IT PAYS TO
DEAL WITH A
Entru.at your r ~ a 1 e a t a t ~
tranaacttona to a REALTOR.
Be a. trained In hb profes-
sion, lmowa values, t1nanc-
1ng, and Ia bound to aerve
you eth1ca.l.ly, boneatly and
courteou.aly. REALTORS are
m~mben of a national or·
ganbatJon rontortnln& to a .
rlfld code of ethics.
IIEWPOIT IIUIOII
IIIII DF IEILTIIS
Call
l85i Nf'WP()rt Ave~ Costa Mesa
U 8·1632; U R·l400 eves.
COROllA DEL IAR
R·2 Lot, T Of Locatitl
for rental units Only st('p$ Crom
shops. m a r k e t Only $6.200
!Builder's notP: 35'; subordina-
1
tlon 1 . . .
2 Uaits, Fnialletl
Top loca tion. Needs decorating.
Pte $1500 down Oversized lot
• • •
3 bdrms.. 1 bath. newly deco-
rated, partly furnl.shed. $1l5
yearly le~.
WaNn1 IIIIIJ
D. Marine Ave .. Balboa Island
Harbor 3344
• YEARLY RENTAL!
Br&nd new rontemporary 3 M<i·
rooms and 2 baths. Exduslw
Irvtne ~a<'t" -near Country
Club. Year lease--$200 mo.
l&itfiC'IOI • Church. ~~~----------
Nf!W Qua.Uty Home. Slnll• atol)';
euy appt'Oadl: ..eluded c:omer
lot: 2 bedroom~~ and cJen; two batha; hardWood floan; utural
Alder c:ablneta; b-~ band tplJt
ahake root; Me.VUt\lllJ d«orat·
ecS and readY few ~~nc:;y.
Landin~ Q'ltllm.
YOUR
favorite
Broke!'
today. HARBOR l:xvES'nfEl'-IT CO.
HA 1600 ...... , ...
TRY Ill
rowa ~ URTALS
()peft ,..,. ......
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JA~rtrNm
~·bedroom pha . ~ . 2 baths •••
famlly ltltehen and dlnlnJ room
... la.rp lot ... ftult ~ ...
~d rooi'Q tor pool
-.em
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OeMn front. Cumtahed f bedrm. 1 ~ baths. fireplace,
cllnlnr room. bat kltcben.. Cona"f't~ foundation. $18.500.
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OK "1'111: PEHift'SUl,.A -,..._ l bedrm and family
t00a1. 1" batbt. AD IDiDM'n bullt·bl hmr.. lflcoe ,.u.. ato.ooo wm b&.nldk a.. .. IWtJ:D.mJnl bMd\.
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MAC CO CORPORATION
Sal~ Otnce, 101 Highway, opposite
1rvtne Cout Country Club
HarbOI' 6795
CIIIHI lB. Ill
VOGEL VALUE
N~at. furnished 2·~m hom~ on ocean side of Hwy.
Only $11.500-good terms.
2 bedroom hom~ w ith 26' living room on 60' lot. Doubl~
garage and plans Included for apt above Owner-says
"54!'ll~ll-6ell'" Make offer.
leWJMMI Heiclds
2 bedroom homf'. largp living room with he-atolater
fireplace F'rult ~ 50' lot. only SlO.~good terms.
THE VOGEL CO.
l&67 E. CoMt a...,~ Corona del Mar B.A: t7u; B.A.; cmn
TIE lEST IUYS • TIWI
SEE TIEl TillY
leallifll Seasc.,e
Dt>llghttul rontemporary modem hnmf' 2 be-drooms.
den. 2 lrle bath~ C'O\'N<'d patiO t"~Qulslte dra~rat'S and
carpets by famou-. antf'ranr d<'<'Orator Leasf' hold. S250
Y<'ar Su<'h a lcwl'ly \ lt"'A ' Full pra('(' $3-l 000
Dtl,.ia Terrace
It's charmang and It's modE'rn pxpandable dnd almost
new 2 bt>drooms and den :? a, baths rna ny ~J)E"C'Ial
featurt>S. makr this Jnvely hnme a SPECIAL buy at
$35.750 Including cu~tom drapent>S and carpt>ts
EARL W. STAILEY, leahr
Oragwa I l.RaSE-hold Brokf'r
225 Marint' A\'e. Balboa l<~land
Harbot' 11.6 -U 8 2664
Ceroaa llel ••
2 U1its for 1M Price ef Ole!
Well located duplr'l-nt"ar ,,,..,.n 2 rlrepla~ patiM.
double garagt>
I BUY • • • • $11,100
306 Marlnt" AvP . Balboa Island
Harbor 502
BILL 'S BEST
IUSTSBJ.
BUYS
Four bedrooms. 2 baths "Nef'd a Uttlf' painting but can
be boueht rirht. Wt"ll developt-d. fully lmprowod n~llh·
horh~rs in and paid for AAklng $11.950 with
$2.000 down.
I. L RESilE
A 4 bedroom. 2 bath home with lllardwood Ooort. Hu a
6 ·foot block wall f~c:. around baek yard. Ce-dar tt.hlncleo
root, 5Wln~r ln doubt~ p.ra~ Full price $13..9150. be 11>
111..330 at ·~ ...... moo month lncludlnJ tax~ and
ltuura~Location 682 ~nate.
W. A. TOBIAS, Realtor
AND ASSOCIATES
'"you.11 lib OQ'f ft1 nd.ly --"'oe'
VlAJt u~ at our new lOC'Iltloo
Ullc\1)' 8-11.30 D)£. 17th St .. ec.ta
I:VPTNCS c..uJ.. ~ a.--. U ...
ifJ'L GilSON, 10~ cu. tt. n. CASH BATES FOB ~Gff WA!ff ADS
Jue. Warebou .. price $159.87. . 1 TilDle 2 TlDl' ea 3 TlDl. es nJRNISHD> 1-bedloom apt., no Ko down pymt. Pay only $2.28 chUdren. 205 Carnation Ave., ~u1B.~Aaks tor Stock No. 1623. lO words or less · .75 1.25 1.50 Corona del Mar.
-nn' FURNITURE WARE· FURNISHED comfortable bed·
BOU 660 w. 11th St., eo.ta 21 to 30 words 1.00 1.50 2.00 room. kitchen, and bathroom.
~Un· 1 b}oclt11 w8~ of hvan•a 31 to 40 words 1.25 2.00 2.50 Suitable for one penon. S55 --I A ~. .....e ours: Ea h rd 40 03 per mo., Incl. uUI. 608 lArk· Mon.-Fri., 9·9: Sat., 9-6; Sun.. c wo over • .05 .07 spur, CDM. HA 2148-.J.
11·5. u 8-3188. Cash xaust be reoeived witl'Un 7 days of first insertion ATtRACTIVE FURN. 1-Wroom
GAS RANCE brand new Wedee· THIS SIZE el...w.d ad In the apt. All utilities pd. Ideal for wood, ep, automatic, clock. couple. $80. mo. No lease te· W~ price $133.44. No EM1p oo.ta OD1)' Sl.!!O fOI qulred. 2732 E. Cout Hwy.,
dn. pymt. Pay only $2.75 per three l.nlertiou. caD 1D )'OUt' C.D.M .. HA 4949.
month. A.dt tor Stock No. 15393. ada to Barbar W'-3-BEDROOM h_o_u..e;___u_n-=f,...urn-=Wl--=-ea~ ~Jr~~~~~t.;v~~ "'ro-a""a ... AJ..& __________ ... !'O_a ... s"'".u..a_________ New, dble earaae. bay vlew,
Meaa.. 1 block west ot van's STUDIO COUCH for aale. Nothlna 5 ROOMS furnllure, relr., ranae. $1!50 mo., yearly lease. Doria
Bowllnl Alley. Store hours: extra. but sleepable, $5. Phone 2 complete bedroom. Uvtne ;:-;Br=a~y.~H:::-:A~20::....:._.-:---=::---:----
Mon.-Fri., 9·9; Sat., 9-6; Sun.. Harbor 1115 to see. room and dlnlna groups. Ware. 2·~ROOM 1 ap~~~~eF pa·
11·5. U 8-3186. RFR.. BRAND NEW PHILCO dou· hou• price $586.66. Cash or o. ear., n ce er!'· nr•vo & OBG•u SALE ble door 11~ cu. tt. Warehouae pay only S6.04 per week. leaf. CDM .. $90 mo. r&AP '""" BAUGHN'S FURNITURE W~· 2-BDRM. UNFURN. u~alra apt. ,.. __ ~-...~ • --!-e -nrv price 1238·44· No dn. pymt. Pay HOUSE, 660 w . 17th St., Costa Larae Uvtna room. South of ~ ~u ftll.ll.l..-·-• only $2.99 per week. Aak tor SaJe 1914-1957 Stock No. 4203. BoMesaU. 1 block wSest of Van's !'f~~bway. Adulta. No peu. 315
Spinet Pianoe. beautJtul Blond BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE· w nr .K:JJey. tore hours: ~kspur, CDM. HA 2402-W.
French Provtnclal, Salem Maple, HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St~ Costa Mon.-Fri., 9·9: Sat., 9·6; Sun., PRIVATE OFFICES with phone
rental retu.Qu. trade-In&, a few Mesa. 1 block west ot Van's 11·5. u 8-3186· anawertna aervtce. Secretary
dama,ed In ahlpplna. save up to Bowling Alley. Store hours: FOR 'IRE BEST BUYS and notary available. Ground ~. all Uke new with 10 year Mon.·Frl .. 9-9; Sat., 9-6; Sun., IN USED FURNinJRE floor, New Trident Blda .• 2200 _;_ __________ _
auarantee. tree delivery; such 11·5. Ll 8-3186. AND APPLIANCES-SEE Newport Blvd .• Newport Beach. IIIHI Ill fl ....
famoua makes u Wurlltur, BEDRM. SET two night stands, (Adjacent to South Coast Co.)
Knabe, Muon 1c Hamlin, Jans-bookcase headboard, 6.drawer r.IJPS fURJIITUIE Offices and semi-private desk U
.en, Chickering, Acrosonlc, etc. dresser and mirror. Warehouse space. HArbor 3028. Cllll .. ,.. ..
Payments like rent and we carry prl<."e $l2S.OO. Cash or pay only 2089 Harbor mvd., Costa Meea FURNISHED APT.-No cbUdren; our own contracts. S2 k LI 8·2621 no pets. 610 Mareuerlte, CDM. Daniel GriUittt.. 37. of 813 W.
Baby Grands from $467. Bram· BA~G~.;~RNITIJREWA~· LOT FOR SALE on Begonia Ave Balboa Blvd,. Balboa, was re.
New Record of $5,149
Highlight Polio Donation
bach. Lester, 2 Stelnways. Lud· HOUSE. 660 w. 17th St., Costa B~~~·slN 0CANRANGBEEACTOU~. Corona del Mar. $7,500. call Ple:yi~d fro~Jaflll .Jan$·13
14 aft1er
wte. 1 Muon & Hamlin. all in Mesa. 1 block west of Van's "• • Harbor 6440. g a ~ ne, pena ty ..-ect condition, all slz~ from 8o 11 AJI S h SHOP FIRST THEN COME .--:---=----assessment, and h.avtna his ly Jeer, Tbabr wu collec:ted by Mr. Myron Pel· .,..... w ng ey. tore ours: SEE us. 1·BDRM. FURN house for rent. driver's llcerue suspended for Harbor at u dent • aue<:eeded aln&"er'• cttlzenahtp n c1 .. ;
f ft. 7 ln. to 9 ft. Con<."ert Grand. Mon.-Fri., 9·9: Sat .. 9-6; Sun.. BAUGHN'S FURNITl1RE WARE· Utll. paid. $65 mo. Can be seen one year, aU u a te!JUlt of an again thla year ln the annual another 1114.09 wu contributed
Practice Pianos S89. $95, $125. 11·5. LI S-3186. HOUSE. ~ w. 17th St.. Costa at 409 Dahlia. COM. HA 6440 or auto accident Sunday afternoon "Peanuts for Polio" drtve by con· by Mia Zatha Tallman'• Enlll•h
$195, aU In rood condition or wlU FOR SALE Serve! refrigerator, Mesa. 1 block west· ot Van's HA 4140. C. w. Muters. on Coast Highway, tn front of trlbutlna a record-breaklnl total claa. and Mr. Charlee Randall'•
rent $5 a month up. stove, dinnette ~. treadJe BowlJni' Alley. Store hours: 2·BDRM. 6: DEN APT , unfurn. the Manners Bank. • ot over $5,1-49.60 accounted for general bualneu clau dona~
Pay hlrhest cash price for your sewing machine 2830 Seaview Mon.-Fri., 9·9; Sat., 9·6; Sun., w jstove, patio, BBQ. garage, He was arreated on a felony In the first two daya of tabula. $111.44.
plano In exchange on new Spinet CDM. HA 1510·W. U-5. U 8·3186. fireplace. S85 mo Year 'round. drunk drlvlnr charee. after his tlon. The sale or peanuts kicked Taking the honor of collectlne
or Grand Plano or Organ. 612\li Goldenrod. CDM. Phone car croaect the center line and otl on Wednesday, .Jan. 9, and the lareHt aum at money wu
Electronic orran less than ~ A~~J:;;;1~ b'r;s::~~e~~n!~~7 CAitl I'Oa I ALE Hyacinth 2 5<-173 San Cle-mente. rammed the car ot Hurh Mink of wu promoted by .orne 2.200 Har· Bob Warmln~n. Harbor fresh.
price, beautiful case, separate 1954 AC 5·passenger convertible ------------Monte-bello. Mn. Mink re<:elved borttea canvusJne the Newport. man. who broueht In $41.81.
tone cabine-t. Warehouse price $188 44 No Cost over $5,000 new. Will ac. A. SANDY STEINER minor Injury. Corona del Mar, and Costa Mesa Comlne In ~nd wtlh $38.!50 ua~OND ORGANS dn. pymt. Pay only S2 47 J>E'r <."ept reasonable offer. Can at· R. E. 6: BUSINESS BROKER areu with the sloean, "Shell out wu aophomore RJdt JohMOn. ~~I'UI"'»•& week rang"' flna cl g Ba I SITUATIOU WAJITED for Polio." 'ohn SlnkJ .. jum...-to third by BAUGHN'S FURNITIJRE w RE "" n n ron ww E:xchan'"(>S a S,......lalty -"' ~""" ALL MODELS • A Call Harbor J835W before 10 Apple Valle ... y _ H~;_:rla Lots.. GARDEN WORK wanted..---:Pb:-on-e I In the hlehly competitive race contrlbuttne a total ot $33.65. Rare buy-used Hammond Con· HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St · Costa a m or after 6. Acreage .. ~ Ha. 1038. Phil Brooka. tor the clus which brought ln High flrla were Penny Speth
aole and Leslie Tone Cabrnt>t. Mesa. 1 block west of Van's --the greatest amount ot money, wtth ...... 00 and Donna Mou with also large console organ and Bowling Alley. Store hours: 1956 UNCOLN Capri. Full power 2912 W. C'oast H~ _u . 8-1521 LOST AJfD I'OD'D Mr. Paul C&ldwell'a freshman fZT.~~
to bl t $887 Mon Fr•· 9 9· Sat 9 6· Sun equipment, air conditioned. all Long "'-ach 2701 E. 4th, HE 4·ann" I ne ca ne . ·· ·· · · · · • · accessories, new Ures. original __ ..... '""'.,.,.,. .......... _.__...... ......... _____ '""..._60 LOST: BOY'S white nylon jacket. Spanlah clas.a turned ln a total Charle-. Vandervort. 8tudent
Learn to play the Hammond 11-5. U 8·3!86 owner. $3.950. HA 5660. CDM NlSCEl.I.AlfEOUS brand new. Mrs. s. M. Reber. of $213.47. which was collected body vtce·presldent. and otht>r
Organ-Prove to yourself that 4 ROOMS FURNITURE. range, 1955 FORD Town Sedan. $1850. 216 0J'('hld, C.D.M., HA SinS. by a mt-re 26 students. Jumping HI Tars took charge of the dis·
you can play the organ with the refr., bedroom. Jiving room and I a v II a 7 to second In a ciON race wtth trtbutJon of approximately 25,000 Schmidt -Phillips organ rental dining group Warehouse priN", Like new, driven 12·500 mJies. SCBOOLS, DfSftUCTtOX Mr. John Roee'a citizenship class, "Peanuts for Polio" ba.,.. to all
I I I d Heater. radio and puncture· M M 1 1 •-p an. nc u es an organ In your $387.44. C'ash or pay only $1.89 proof tubes. Terms. Owner. 2 experienced, Insured, fast PIANO-ORGAN INSTRUCI10N r. a com Buchanan'• EnJllah flrst.pertod Harbor at u dent a.
home plus tree lesson3-See us per we-ek. movers plus large van only claa.s broueht ln $la5.60. Mr. Rose There was no set price on the
today. BAUGHN'S FURNITIJRE WARE· Ralph P. Maskey, 3411 New· $9..25 hour anywhere within 30 IN YOUR HOME went to third w1th $131.33. peanub, for It depended on bow
SCH.IDT•PHIWPS HOUSE, 660 W. 17th St.. Costa port Blvd., ~~ Beach. miles. Time atarta at your by A random arnpllnJ ot other mud) the buyer wanted to con·
Mesa. 1 block west or Van's -------------door. Lowest rates and tree DOROTHY GAVlN of the hlrh cl&.SSH showed th't $12t.70 tribute.
520 No. Main, Santa Ana
Free Val. Parking
Open FTI. nlte, too.
100 PIANOS TO CHOOSE FROM
2 ROOMS FURNITURE. Ware·
house pricE.' Sl79 88. Cash or
pay only $.1 04 per w('{>k.
BAUGHN'S f UR.''HTIJ RE WARE
HOUSE, 660 W. 17th St. Costa
Mesa 1 block wt>~t of Van's
Bowling Alley. Store hours:
Mon .Fri., 99; Sat., 96; Sun.
11 5. Ll R 31R6 ----------------
nRE SALE
400/o to fiOO/o OH
NO DOWN-TERMS
U· S. ROYAL
50.000 \11LF. GUARA,'JTEE
v.·hr,)C'sa If' pril'f• for
Rrt <~II C'ustomt>rs
MilE MYERS
L'Nl(IN SERVIC"E
A\()(·.111•1 & C'rJ3'11 lll~hv.~y
('urona 11<>1 \1ar
;-.;,"(! to Jamair·.1 Inn
H:ubor Jl~l
FREEZER. l!rl6 !lit >Jtc; E 1 J ru. ft.
Warchnust> pr $22X II. No dn
pymt Pny only $2 ~ pl'r WPt>k.
BAUGHN'S F'l'R."iiTURE WARE·
HOUSE, f.60 W. lith St, Costa
Mesa 1 biOC"k wt>st ot Van's
Bowling Alley. Store hours:
Mon .. Frl .. 9 9; Sat .. 9·6: Sun ..
11·5. LJ 8 3186:...::..:,.. --.,.----,,..-,--
DINING GROUP. 5 pieces. Ware·
house price $29.00. while these
last. Cash or pay $2.04 per wk.
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE, 660 W. 17th St., eo.ta
Mesa. 1 block west ot Van's
Bowling Alley. Store hours:
Mon.·Fri., 9·9; Sat., 9·6: Sun~
11·5. LI S-3186.
Bowling Alley. Store hours: HELP WAXTED estimates on .tate and DAtion· Gavtn An.aheJm Studio
Mon.-Fri., 9·9; Sat.. 9-S; Sun., -. -50-ME--P'REE-----,.,...,~--. -W"C"C'--wide movln&' and on atonae. Call U S.,0317 11·5. u 8·3186. QVJII&Q '~ No extra charae tor Saturdayw ApplJcanta needed. many omce or HoUdaya. SEavJCEI FREEZER BRAND NEW Admiral
11 cu. ft. Warehouse price,
$184.99. No dn pymt Pay only
$2 47 pE'r WN'k
BAUGHN'S FtJR."irnJRE WARE
HOUSE, 660 W 17th St. C'o~ta
Mesa. 1 blo<'k west of Van·~
Bowling Allt>y Storf' houro;·
Mon Fri., ·9·9: Sat, 9 6. Sun.
11·5. u 8 3186
BAl:GHN'S CA!'i BEAT ANY
PRICE IN ORANGE COUNTY
SHOP FIRST TilE:\' COME
SF.E US.
BAUGHN'S FtiR."•HTURE WARE
IIOUSE. 660 W. 17th St.. Cos*&
Mesa. 1 block W('St of Van's
Bowling Alley. ~tore hours:
Mon ·Frl. 9·9; Sat, 9·6: Sun.
11·5 u 8·3186.
GAS-RANGE, O'KPefl' & Merritt,
rp. grirlrlll' Warl'hou.sr prk<'.
S129 88 No dn pymt. Pay only
S2 16 per w<>ek . Ask for Stock
No 111
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE. 6f>ll W. 17th St. Co<~tn
Ml'Sa. 1 block Wt'St or Van's
Bowling Allt>y. Store hours:
Mon .. Fri. 9·9: Sat., 9·6: Sun.
11 5. Ll R 3186
i:AM PS. mrJdt>r-n.-m-a_p...,..le-.-=w-:-a-re-
houS(' prirP. Sl 99.
BAUGHN'S FURNITIJRE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St., ~ta
Mesa. 1 block wf'St of Van's
Bowling Alley. Store hours:
Mon.·Frt., 9·9; Sat., 9·6; Sun .•
11·5. u 8 ·3186.
Jobl, al.ao restaurants and do·
mestlca. Many Jobe tor QualWed IE WIll COMPLETE PAINTING
men. (~«now.) TRANSFER 6: STORAGE PAPER HANGmG SERVICE
1une Farrar EmpL Aaeney, 1966 Harbor Blvd., Coata Mesa HA 2976 W.Z~ 32nd St.. Newport Phone: Day, U 8·2274 Sam J 1_.. In b o=pEN=I=NG AV AlLABLE tor lJ. Nlaht. Ha S3 or U 8·64.30 P e se """uon your ome.
<'enM'd saleswoman with car. EUGENE 0 . SAUNDERS
l'apable of handling rental&. HIVE YOU s~~·? 500 31st Street, Newport Bea~ Wondmul opportunity In well-~
l'Stabllshed offlet" In Harbor The new Vim Center on West Painting -Decorating
a rt>a. Write box W 117, cjo En· 19th Street 1n Coat& Mesa! Ray PAPER HANGING
~lgn, CD M Fields Jewelers ta now featut· GEORGE BURKHARDT
WANTED: Saleswoman for sta-tna a new llne of E'TERNA· Licensed Contractor
tlonery store. Williams Sta· MA'nC watches. The flnHt au· 1897 Oranee Ave. Costa Mesa
tloners. 3430 Via Lido. New· tomatlc that money can buy. Uberty 8.8628 port. Apply In person. Do not Shock proof and water-resist· ;:;-;--;;;:;:r;;;;~~~~i:==.:::--__.,-call. ent. Modela to:r both ladles and GARDEN SPRAYING-Our apec·
GIRLS
THE HAPPIEST
JOBS II TOWI
START NOW AS A
TELEPHOIE
OPERATOR
Full Pay as You Learn
Frequent Increues
Pleuan\ Offices
-APPLY-
8:30 to 4:30
122 Eut Third.
Santa Ana
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
gentlemen. From S7'9.00 to lalty. Uafn&' best mamiala and
$1.000. power machine for your flow·
RAY FIEIJDS 'EWELER ers and abrubs. .Just like you • want lt! Call after 5 p.m. HA
807 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa ~·M.
Liberty 8·8488
* * Gttta P•AU~
FINE WATCH REPADUNG
"Prompt~
Beuonable Prices"
2515 E. c.t.llwy., c-..... •• ,... •.
ITI
P11m1a
lllerl• _. Exterior
Free Estimates-Reasonable Rates
D. SrMJ.fONS -U 8·88)()
COIO'I..ET1E LAJfl)sc:.uDfG
ID'IICK
lPKEE I!STI)(A TES
8I&H Green Stampe
flee d.JIW!I')'
COROKA DEL MAR NURSERY
8A 1038 2744 E. Cout 8"7.
~ ...... .,
For Cardiac Con4Jdona
KJdM)' Stonea
Nepb.rttll -Allerlfee
Salt Free Dl.et
Ll t-5012 ..... , ...
TRY Ill
lOWE& 1'00L Ja:Jn'ALS
Open 1 daya • week
D) V1ctGrla St.. eo.t& .....
u..t; f.4T5'7
Study Group on U(lification
Formed by _School Boards
Trustees Crom the hJeh .acbool., Another committee will atudy
Costa Mesa and V~rt Beach curriculum problema lnvolvtne
elemntary echool dlstrlcta have untncatlon. Members of this
formed an usoclatlon to study committee Include: N~rt dl•·
the problema of unlllcatlon. trlct, Mrs. Fern Webber and WlJ.
The newly formed eroup, A.uo· llam Ritter; High School Dlatrlct.
elation ot School Board TrWiteea Mrs. Robert Magnl and Jim Mll·
and Admln11trators, Ia composed ler; Costa Mesa. Miss Ann Hos·
ot repreat"ntaUves of the 3 dl.a· pers.
trlcta. Don Dungan of the High CALL THE ENSIGN at Harbor
School board Is chairman; Chl.a· l:U to oraer letterbeada, envel-
holm Brown. Costa Meaa Trus· opa, bualnee~ carda, 8tatemenU. t~. vlc-e.presldt>nt. and Mrs. lnvttat1on.l, pofter'l ••• Remem·
Louis Csenar. Newport Beach ber the EnlliD prtnta It better Trut1tee. secretary. ' ·
Each board of trusteell will ae-T
lect one representative to serve -on the n~ auoclatlon board.
Harvey Peue la the repreaenta·
live from the Newport District.
A financial comrnlttee which
will study the economic phases
of unltylng the echool dlstrlcta
has been formed. Members of
this committee are-: Newport dla·
trlct., Roy Andersen and Tom
Woodward; Costa Mesa, Me-rton
Cameron; Hleh School dJat:rtct.,
Lealie Miller and Sidney Davtd·
80fl.
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Tar Tattle~~·
e lOOK CO'fDI Brown. A1Joe IUrM, Llncla X.·
Harbof 81 finally hu 80me· nan. Craf1 Cordrey, Lee cn.en,
thfn1 that the-y lhould have had Terry Dallu, Marcla Oavl.a, Mary
a lonc t1me aro. Special Harbor Davta, Guy Deem. CamWa de·
JrJ Book Cove.rw are now on aale, Cafion, Mary Delphlno, Batbll'a
tPOJUICft4 by the Ena1neen Club. Dorkln, loan Farquhar, Sa1ly
Tb.y are Jn the ec:bool ~lor., Could. Barbara Hammond. kny
bl• and wlatte, and are plut.lc Hand, Chari• Rukell, Laurie
aeuud. On tt.l bont they bout Hendrlcka, N~ncy Renntnp, Nor-
.... llll't 11artM1r Unton HJih." man Heu, lo Anne Ridley,
and *"' ow anchor emblem. Gerald Hilbert, Robin RJJl. Edpr On the Mdr t.a the familiar HJrtb, Leroy Ho,land, loe How.
eallor, Ud beneath It our nldl ard, Patrtda Xlnpley, Vlrllnla name. 'mua." The.e beautltUl Jtnlgbton. Charlea Kramer. Ann •ufdY boek coven will Jut a Lardner, Johanna 1Jeb. ludJth
1on1 t1JM and are only 15e. You Ltnk.later, Mlc:bael Man~. Kalb·
can '"-" ~ from any member Jeen McA.hren, Anita McClelland,
ol tJa• ~--Club and In the lay Mlka, Linda Miller, Jaeque r:;.;;;;;~;;;;:;;;~i;iiii;;;-. 11"' ~.-enoup to ~u Palmer, loan Pepke, Tom Patter· , all ,_, ~! Tbe profit the 80ft, Ceorce Pe.entl, David Ken-ELGIN & HAIIIL1'011 ._,,.,... Club makea will be aker, Nanette Reynold.a, Patricia .,ent on the tripe they take to BJley, leaaica RobertJ1. Dlana
IUCh P.lac. u an a1rc:tatt plant. Sander.. Constance Seely, Krla-
• .uel mlll, « an ob.lervatory. tlna Stance, Chametb Stareee.
Meke aure and buy your covert ludy Sutherland, Jerry Ttnker,
8000! Diane E. Troolen. David Vauehn,
• ~ ~-• Oren Wade, Marianne Wllllam-
Lota ol 81ddne t.hJnea comlne .on. Nancy Wilson.
jOOn. Amoal them are the Soph-
omore Show at the Udo Theatre 4
on Feb. 14 and the Spanlah Club
Fiesta aomewhere In .the first
week In March. The name of the
llhow will be reJeued 1100n and ~~~~~~~~~~iiii~ It's aure to be a good one, 10
New
at the
Faces
Ensign
j keep the date open.
INSURANCE
P'llt&-MAlliNE-AUTO
W. C. WAGNER
4.10 E. 17th St., eo.ta Mesa
Uberty I-OMS ._ BA
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UPHDLSTERIII
Everyone In the ac:hool Ia In-
vited to the Spanlah Club Fiesta
(co.ta a quarter to get ln l which
will be held ln the patio of the
home uta building. A.mon1 the
dllterent booths there wU1 be a
white elephant booth. and of ~une a place where Spanish
food and candles may be had.
The Club has also planned for
authentic Spanish dances and
aonga, put on by Ita membera.
The annual modem dance as-
sembly will be presented next
week for all the &Iris at Harbor.
Also CTeeplng up on us Ia report
card day, Jan. 30. Thls week are
the semester examinations. and
the semester ends Jan. 25. • • •
• BOifoa aou.
Flrst quarter (roncludedl. Sen·
lora: Robert Allen. Ann Amqulst.
Jeanette Baird, Robert Be11, Hel-
mut Beren, Roberta Bolton. Suaan
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THE COTTAGE WAFFLE SHOP
RE-OPENS
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BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER
RECOMMENDED BY DUNCAN HINES
CLOSED WEDNESDAYS
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aADO. 117'1 a JIADifK a:tDD&, UUOA DLAD
THE WORLD
ARE YOU
GOING?
Dam 11tk CIDII ForeiP
laD.~~.-. CDM TRAVEL ,RKVICE
Four penona hav~ recently
joined the atalt of the Newport
Harbor EnaJen. Here La a brief
resume ol who they are and
what thelr poaJtlona are here at
the Enalen:
Advertls.lne Man age r: Sam
Mitchell Ia not exactJy new at
th~ Enallfn. Sam worked for us
a year and a half at a prevl'>ua
date. He La on the executJve
~mmtttee and board of directors
of the local post of the American
Legion. Sam la a native of Erie.
Pennaylvanla, and has been In
the advertlalng business sln<'e
1947. He operated his own ad-
vertislnl agency tor 5 years In
the state of Wuhlngton. Sam
was a ellder pilot In thE' Air
Force arid served In the Euro-
~an theater. He got out of serv
l<'e In 1945.
OUtce .Manager: Mrs. Howard
M . (Florence! BarnE-s was
married to Howard c Barney I
Barnes. our circulation manager.
In November at Las Vegas.
Nevada. Floren('(' was formerly
aSI!IOCiatt>d with a largt> rt>al
estate company In Arlzona. Says
Barnt>y: "Florence has a natural
ntng toward the p<M't's corner."
Cln:u latlon Manager: Barney.
a postal carrier at the Corona
del Mar po8t oUI<'t', engages
himself Cwhen he Isn't deliver-
Ing mall or selling subscriptions
to the Enslgnl. with the hobby
ot roekboundJng. Barney says
rockboundera are that "crazy
aect" that eo-on hikes and
~ and ptben Rona or
I"'eb.
Clualfted Advmlstnc: Mrs
Wally <Mef'C'edes) Hallbere. who.
,..tth her huaband, hu been llv-
lnl In Southern CalifOrnia 2
years. Me~ea formerly lived In
Seattle. Wuhlngton, whert-she
wu asaoelated with the adver-
tising department of the Seattle
Post Intelllgencer. Prior to that,
she was In the real t'ftlate busJ.
nt-SS. Mr and Mrs. 'Hallberg live
at 213 Carnation Ave.. Corona
del Mar .
Dies After
Anniversary
Mrs. Vera E. Braddy, TT, of
l!ie Rochest« SL, eo.ta Mesa.
who, with her husband. Harry
LeRoy, celebrated their 60th wed-
ding anntverary Jan. 6. dlt"d
Thursday, Jan. 17, at her home
after an extendt"d Illness. She
was a native ot Kansas and
came to thla community In 1923.
Survivors In addition to her
husband are one son. Uoyd or
eo.ta Mesa. who owns and oper-
ates a local barbershop; S sl.sten
Mrs. Etha McKe. of Colorado,
Mrs. Stella Sales. Mrs. Rosa Mc-
Cllntoek. and Mrs. Ruth Shurts.
aU ol ltansaa. and Mrs. Sylvia
Overman of Carta Mesa; 2
brothers. Ortn Dawes of Santa
Barbara and Clen Dawes of
ltanru; 2 panddaughters; 2
,reat•erandaona; 2 pat-erand-
daulhten; and ~ nlecer and
nephews. Funeral ~ were held
Saturday at Park• Mortuary
cllapel. with the Charlea F. Hand
otllclatlne. ...... ,"Lilli ............
ZONT A &IRL OF THE MONTH for O.C.mber. Jody Lieb. re-
ceives her aw~trd from Morgoret Reinert, chairmon of the Zont~t
Club's Girl of the Month Committee. Jody is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Lie b. 2 IS Moming Canyon Rd .. Shore Cliffs. She
was chosen for the honor by her fellow students ""d teac.hers for
"her c~tpoble h~tndling of 4 JOb of responsibility and devoti"g her
full aHention to its imporl~tnce.' She is student body socret~try.
student secretary in the attend~tnce office, member of G A.A ..
flog twirler, pep committee member, Tri Sigma, Honor Society
member. Her hobbies ore sports, and she plans to m~tjor in socio-
loqy ~tt UCLA.
EDITED liT J11ii'/ IIATFIELD * * * BOUCZ DISICif SCHOOL
e LDJlAJrf •OTU The D's -made 44'1-of their
In our Horace Ensign Library shots and 72'7c ot their ffff
the Dewey decimal system Is throwa. The final acore was 57-20
used In the duslflcatlon ot In our favor. High point men for I
books. Thla ayatem aorts all the B's were Kent Hodson 4, Gary
books Into Phll010phy, Religion, Curtis 4. Bill Fruehling 14, John
Useful Arts. General Arts. Soclo-Huehe. 13. and Dk:k Butter-
logy. Science, History, Travel. worth 6. I
Adve-nture, Bloeraphy, Fiction. For the A's howe-ver. the tatal
Lanauage, and General Works. acore wu 8-19 In Westminster's
Last year 1,500 books were favor. The points were made by
added to our collec:-tlon and Bill Twist with 5. and Robbll•
many more are coming In each Wlnterbotham with 3
month. Today !Thursday' WI' play
The most popular book this Tustin. and on J an 31. Wf' play
month Is "Phantom of the the last league gam~ tt( thl'
Bridge,'' by l.Aon Wa re Mr. !Wason against Al amitos Follow-
Ware. of lido Isle, spoke to thf' lng thls gamf' our tPams proc-ec.'d
creative writing class In the Jl . to the Huntington lk>ach Tour
brary during Book Wet'k. and namPnt. ~hkh lasts from fl'b
sin~ then, Mrs. Kathrlne Saucf'r · 5-13
man. our librarian. hao; had In-• • •
creasing requests for this book 1• ST1I CJlA.DEftS VIEW MOVIE • • • "Voice B<>nt>ath tht> St•a," a
e aASU'nALL lfEWS motion picture telling of th(' lay.
Thl' nl'ws ls both good and lng or the trans-AtlantiC' cable.
bad ror our baskl'tba ll teams was shown to all slxth.grade
last week when we played West~ students rec:-ently In the <'aleto
minster on Thursday. Jan 17. rlum. The objt'<'1 of thls featurt•
In the Ensign gym. was to help gain an understand
lng of the commumcatlons be
tween continents.
Glamour Randy Riggs, a sixth grade
11tudent In Mr Davis' homeroom 1
l • arranged the showing of tht> rum G lmpses thro ugh hla father, who Is dls·
trlct plant en&IMft for the l»a-
clllc Telephone Company. It wu
8y AJfJI I an excellent movie and last~
It's Sprtn1 aDd there's no fq( 30 minutes
doubt about lt .. t"ttht>r ln look -~~:=:=:==::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:
lng at the beautiful sunshine, or
the Ink blue of the Pacltlc. or ...,.~b .. ,
the customt"rs almost running to I .""" ... """' /N111E ~~~~gEN~~;:,:~I ~~ lo:~y ~:;; &:7!1'!1 fi1 ~j
pleased with th~ reception our ' new Spring fashions are receiv-
Ing, and YOU. too. will sing your 1
way Into Spring JookJng prettier
1
than ever It you rome Into
TIE EISIIII
HARBOR 1114
~!~EN'S for your Spring fash -,1 -------------
~ a ...U tu....S oac:hwba
.,.. wiD a.t a .._ ault, a.d
coat. tD 8trtb t.be right DOte tw
Clllf ....... Jbld ,_ you -· coce. CYaJIIKJf'S wW Mft ......
tbe .tpt Li "'rf to CIDID,....
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IJn.su•-a
e OW Dm&croa •AXED Jlnp and Loan AMsn. lncreued
Clarence R. Brown. lnterna-Ita a.ueta by $2.581,5:H..13, or
tJonally known~ 8J'OWer from 10"-. In 1956, for a new bleb In
San Juan Capl.Rrano, wu added Ita 22-year hlat.or)'.
to the Board ol Ollecton of Ma-Net aavtnea ln~ued 16~.
rt..nv. Bank. N~ BH.cb, at brlneJne the total to 123.-.134.-
the annual fioekholden meet· 35. Savlnp aceount holden In· Jne. He repJaeea Or. HArry Stick-creued to 7,l00, a ptn ot 14~.
ler, wboee profeaionaJ duties The uaoclatlon'a savma received
p!'e'Vented tttm from attendlnc $776,9:M.64 In dJvldend.a, 23~
dlrec:tora' meetlnp. more than ln 1955. &eaerve. were
• • • lnc:reued to $2.51.5.418.69, or e DCOIID lET Dr 1-18~.
Pre&ldent Andrew 8. Hall re-Mr. Ball forecast oontlnuanoe
porta that Laeuna Federal Sav-ot a hleh level economy In 1957.
Newport Harbor Bed
sas E. c..t ~ c--dill.._
FOR THE BEST
IN TV REPAIRS
CALL •.••
• ~uar •
OPEJI P'IUJ)AT £YD. -riU. I P.X.
Till Marlier Area's 1111111 1111 llrpsi• .. IIIJ
.... unlet ..... kill..
*
STOP IN at the Dam-Brown New Sernce Cen-
ter in VISta Center, 835 E. 19th, Costa Mesa.
* FREE gift-5 for the t...dies -a.Doom f« the Kiddies *
~-for the TV Mt to be gift'D away FUE to~Do~:row. }GIL 15.
... t_..•: .. ~ • I ,. ~ ' • ~ • -
baa 0.. ~ capec:t lD
m.llld. ifo l0119W do yoa haft
.. wwny about tb• rtpt bat to
90 with a ~: lt baa bMa
tboapt out * you1 cd8e tbe
......_ haft bMa p•nll t &t
wttb .aon..-s atylee .. bats,
!lap, dlilllll; cmd aut. ..
aJAd.
We know you will bot as plea.ed
u we with the colon that ~ betne ahown lbls year. For In-
stance, th•re Is tht> one known
u "citron." done In a lovelJ
linen with an almost mlnlatu.re
jacket. by Harvey Berln . . . or
If you're lucky 16. th~'s that
aUk linton. "watoam" with the
cropped jacket, s ueared with
tiny bowa trim. AND the draa
alone Ia perfect for alJghtly
dresaier oceutona.
GIGANTIC INVENtORY
REDUCTION
38 to .68~ o·FF
,
llEI'R., GIBSON, 10~ cu. tt. De CASH RA1D FOB ~GN WAH!' ADS h&Xe. Wa.rebou.te price 1159.87. FORNlSHCD l ·bedroom apt., no
No down pymt. Pay only $2.28 1 Time 2 Times 3 Times chJld.Nn. 205 CamaUon Ave.,
p.-wtL Alk tor Stock No. 1623. 20 wolds or less · .75 1.25 1.50 Corona del Mar.
B.A.UGRN'SFURNITUREWA.RE-21 30 .--2 FURNISHED comfortabl e bed·
BOUSE. 660 W. 17th St., Costa to wo.~vs 1.00 1.50 2.00 room. kltcllen, and bathroom. ::!it/ bAllloclc west ot Van'a 31 to 40 words 1.25 2.00 2.50 Suitable tor one pm10n. ~
1 ey. Store hours: Each rd 40 03 OS .-07 per mo., Incl. ut11. 608 Lark·
Mon.-P'rl., 9-9; Sat, 9-6; Sun., wo over . . . !flU'! CD.M. HA 2148-J.
11·5. u 8-3186. Cash must be received within 7 days of first insertion ATtRACTIVE ruRN. 1-bedcoom
GAS JtA.NGE bn.nd new Wedge-THIS SIZE _, _ __,,.. .... ad 1n the apt. All utllttlea pd. )deal for
wood, cp, automatJc, clock. r .. ..c-~onlsuy ... "" tor couplt". $80. mo. No leue re-Wa.rehou.ae price Sl33.44. No --... •• ~ __.. qulred. 2733 E Coast Hwy
dn. pymt. Pay only $2.75 per ~to=~~ 1n your C.D.M .. BA 4949.' ·•
month . .A.sk for Stock No. 15393. 3-BEDROOM house unfumlsbed.
BAUGHN'SFURNITUREWARE· 1'08 SAL& ?~a SALE New, dble 1araee. bay view.
ROUSE, 660 W. 17th St., Costa ==A""":==~--:--=-,-:-~ ... en mo yearly 1 ..... Mesa. 1 block west of Va n's STI.IDIO COUCH for aale. Nothlne 5 ROOMS furniture, retr., range, _....., •• e.._.
Bowling Alley. Store hours: extra. but aleepable, $S. Phone 2 oompltote bedroom. Jlvtng =-=B:-:r=ay;:,·,..,BA.=:-::20,_·--=-----
Mon.-Frl., 9·9; Sat, 9 -6; sun., Harbor 1115 to see. room and dining eroups. ware. 2-~ROOM apt. Fireplace, pa.
11-5. U 8-3186. RFR.. BRAND NEW PHILCO dou-hou.w price $586.66. Cash or o. gar., nice dlst. U.~ Fern·
PIANO & ORGAN SALE ble door 11 ~ cu. ft. warehouse pay only $6.04 per week. leaf. COM., $90 mo. •
price $238.44. No dn. pymt. Pay BAUGHN'S F1JRNJTURE WAR,E· 2-BDilM. UNFUR.N. upstairs apt. Great 43nJ Aa.Di•enary only $2.99 per week. A..sk Cor BOUSE, 660 W. 17th St., Costa J...arce Uvtng room. South Sale 1914-1957 Stock No. 4203. MBoesalln. 1 block west of Van's Highway. Adults. No pets. 315
Splnet Pfanoe. beautltul Blond BAUGHN'S FURNrnJRE WARE· w I .(lley. Store hours: Larkspur, CDM. HA :H02·W.
Frenc.b Provincial, Salem Maple, HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St., Costa Mon.-Fri., 9·9 ; Sat., 9-6; Sun~ PRIVATE OFFlCES with phone
rental retuQlS. trade-ins, a few Mesa. 1 block west of Van's 11-S. Ll B-3186. a.naweling service. d.amaeed In ah!pplnc. aave up to Bowling Alley. Store hours: FOR THE BEST BUYS and notary avaUable. Grou ~ .. all like new wtth 10 year Mon.-Fri .. 9-9: Sat., 9-6; Sun., IN USED FURNITURE floor. New Trident Bldg., 2200 ------------·•
euarantee, free delivery; s uch 11·5. LI 8-3186. AND APPLIANCES-SEE ~rjacentBJ':od.SoNuewpoth Coart ~Coach..) BaiL--•• 1:1...1 New Record of $5,149 famou• makes u Wurlttzer, BEDRM. SET two night stands, OU ·~ -.-.....,
Knabe, MallOn It Hamlin, Jans. bookcase headboard, 6 -drawer ~PS fURII11JIE Ices ~~d semi-private desk U
.en, Chickering, Acrosonic. etc. dresser and mirror. Warehouse space. J¥Tbor 3028. CIIU .. ,.. .....
Payments like rent and we carry price $128.00. Cash or pay only 2089 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa FURNISHED APT.-No children; H·lghl.lght Pol·lo Donatl•on our own contracts. $2.24 ~r week. Ll 8·2621 no pet.a. 610 Marguerite, Cl}M. Daniel Griffiths, 37. of 813 W.
Baby Gra nds from $467, Bram-BAUGHN'S FURNITIJREWAR.f1· LOT FOR SALE on Begonia Ave Balboa Blvd .. Balboa, was re-
bach, Lester, 2 Steinways, Lud· HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St., Costa BAUGHN'S CAN BEAT ANY Corona del Mar. $7,500. Call leased from jail J an. 14 after
wte. 1 Mason & Hamlln, all ln Mesa. 1 block west of Van's PRJCE IN ORANGE COUNTY. Harbor 6440. paying a $250 fine, $13 penalty
perfect condition, all sizes trom Bowling Alley. Store hours: SHOP FIRST TiiEN COME 1 BD as.sesament, and havt~ his 8y Jeny 'l'l.abr wu colJected by Mr. Myron Pel-SEE us · R.M. FURN. house for rent. drlver'a license suspended Cor Harbor st ude nts su~ed aJneers Cltlzenahip n cla•;
4 ft. 7 ln. to 9 ft. Concert Grand. Mon.-Fri., 9·9: Sat., 9-6; Sun., BAUGHN'S FURNmJRE WARE· Utll. paid, $65 mo. Can be seen one year, aU as a NBU)t of an •1aln this year In the annual another $114.09 wu contributed
Practice Pianos $89. $95, S125. 11 ·5. U 8-3186. HOUSE, 660 w . 17th St.. Costa at 409 Dahlia, COM. HA 6440 or auto accident Sunday afternoon "Peanut. for Polio" drive by con· by M.J.u Zatha Tallman's Engllsh
$195, aU In good condition or wlll _FO_R_S_ALE __ Se_rv_e_l_r-ef-r-lg-e-ra_t_o-r, Mesa. 1 block west· of Van's HA 4140. C. W. Masters. on Coast Highway, tn tront of trlbutlng a r«<rd-breakJnc total claa, and Mr. CharlM Randall's
rent $5 a month up. stove, dlnnette ~ tN!adle Bowllne Alley. Store hours: 2-BDR.M. A DEN APT.. unfurn. the Mariners B&nk. • of over $5,149.60 accounted for general business clua donated
Pay hJehest cash price Cor your sewing machine. 2830 Seaview Mon.-Fri., 9-9; Sat., 9-6; Sun., wj stove, patio, BBQ. garage. He was arrested on a felony In the fl.rst two days of tabula-Slll.44.
plano In excha nge on new Spinet COM. HA 1510-W. 11-5. I.J 8·3186. fire place. $85 mo. Year 'round. drunk drlvtne charge, alter his tJon. The sale of peanuts kicked Taking the honor of coUedlng
or Grand Plano or Organ. AUTOMATIC washer. brand new CAllS roa SALE 612"' Goldenrod, COM. Phone car crossed the center line and oa on Wednesday, Jan. 9, and the la.rgMt awn al money wu
Electronic organ less than "' Whirlpool. big Supreme model. Hyacinth 2·5473 San Clemente. rammed the car of Hugh Mink of wu promoted by tome 2.200 Har· Bob WarmlnJtbn. Harbor frsh·
price. beautiful caw, separate Warehouse prirt> $18844. No 1954 AC 5-passenger ronvertlble ------------Montebello . .Mrs, Mink received borltM canvuslne the Newport. man. wbo brought fn $41.81 .
tone cabinet. Cost over $5,000 new. Wlll ac-A. SANDY STEINER minor Injury. Corona del Mar, and Costa Mesa Comine In aeeond w1th 136.50 dn. pymt Pay only $2 17 per cept reasonable offer. Can ar-R. E. It BUSINESS BROKER ~........,. ........ .........,.._ ......... ______ areas w1th the sloean. "Shell out was 80phomor. lUck JohMOn. HAMMOND ORGANS week range fi nancing. Baroni ww. SITVAnOMI WAJITEI) Cor Polio." John Slnkle jum..-to third by ALL MODELS BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WA RE· Exchanges a Specialty I h _... RAre buy-used Hammond Con-HOUSE. 660 w. 17th St. Costa Call Harbor 1835W before 10 Apple Va lley -Hesperia Lot& GARDEN WORK wanted. Phont"l n t e hlehly compeUUve race contributing a total of $33.65.
sole and Leslie Tone Cabinet. Mesa. 1 block west of Van's ;-;-.:a:;;.m-;-;. ~~o~;-;:r ;-;::a~tt-=e;...r -:::6:-. --;-:--;-;---Acreage ~H~a~·~1~038.~ .... Phll...--Brook:a.--· ----thfor the ctluat which brofught In High g1rb were Penny ~ 1956 UNCOLN Capri. Full power = e gna es amount o money, w1th $29.00 and Donna Moa with a lso large console organ and Bowling Allt>y. Store hours: 2912 W. Coast Hwy. LJ 8-1521 LOST JUrD POVIID M p 1 Cald u· t h ...,.. 50 tone cabinet $887. Mon Fri 9 9· Sat 9 6 · Sun t>qulpment. a ir conditioned. all Lone Beach 2701 E. 4th. HE 4·8024 r. au ~ 8 res man -·· · u .s.'. u ··8.j 18E;. ·· · ' ·· a ccessories. new tires. original LOST: BOY'S white nylon jacket,, Spanlsh class turned In a total Charles Vandervort. student
Learn to play the Ham mond owner. $3.950. HA 5660. COM KISCELLAJfEOUS brand new. Mrs. s. M. Reber, ot $213.47, which was collected body vlce·presldent. and other
Organ-Prove to yourselC that 4 ROOMS FURN ITU RE. rangt>. 1955 FORD Town Sedan, Sl850. 216 Orchid. C.D.M .. HA 5875. by a mere 26 students. Jumping Hi Tara took charge of the dis·
you can play the organ with the refr., bedroom, Jiving room and Like new, driven 12.500 miles. II v II a 1 . to se<"Ond In a clo.e race with trlbutlon ot approximately 25,000
Schmidt-Phillips organ rental dining group. Warehouse priC'f'. Heatt'r, radio a nd puncture-SCHOOLS, IJISTIIVcnOM Mr. John Rose's citizenship cla.u, "Peanuts for ~llo" bags to all
pla n, includt'S an organ In your $387.44. Cash or pay only $4.89 proof tubes. Terms. Owner, 2 experienced, Insured, fast PIANO-ORGAN INSTRUC'I10 N Mr. Malcolm Buchanan'• Engllah flr•·perlod Harbor at u den ta. home plus Cree lesson~e us per week. h movers plua large van only clus broueht In $135.60. Mr. Rose There wu no set price on the
today. BAUGHN'S FURNrnJRE WA RE· Ralp P. Ma.skey. J41l New-$9.25 hour anywhere within 30 IN YOUR HOME went to third with 1131.33. peanuts. Cor It depended on how
SCH.IDT•PHIWPS HOUSE, 660 W. 17th St., Costa port Blvd., ~~ Beach. miles. Tl.me sta.rU at your by A random ampllne ot other much the buyer wanted to con-
Mesa. 1 block west of Va n's __.,..,_.,.__. .......... ......_..._ ........ _____ door. Lowest rates and free DOROTIIY G~VIN of the high classes showed th4t $.129.70 tribute.
Bowling Alley. Store hours: liEU WAMTED estimates on ata~ and nation· Gavin A..nahelm Studio 5.20 No. Main. Santa Ana
Free Val. Parking
Open Fri. nlte, too.
Mon.-Fri., 9·9: Sat., 9-8 ; Sun~ • 50,... e-D-_ "'"~ ....,..... w1de moving and on ttorace. Call .. 031 11 ·5. Ll 8-3188. A 11~ '-:::___. ..-v-.-. ,..,..., No extra c.barge for Saturdays Ll .,. 1
100 PIANOS TO CHOOSE FROM PP can'-·~ many amce or Holidays. SEJIVJCEI FREEZER BRAND NEW Admiral Jobl, abo restaurants and do· ~.:..:_.:.::..;:..:.... _______ _
2 ROOMS f"URNITURE. Ware-
house pricE' S179 88 Cash or
pay only S3 04 p<>r wN>k.
BAUGHN'S FUR.."lJTIJRE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W 17th St . Costa
Mesa. 1 block west of Van's
Bowling Alley Store hours:
11 cu. ft. Warehou~ priC'i.'. mestlca. Many joba for gualWed I E W II II COMPLETE PAINTING
S184 99 No dn pymt Pay only men. (Regtster now.) p~....,... unri"?WG SERVICE $2-17 pt>r wN>k 1 TRANSFER It: STORAGE Arc.n n.~Wn .. uu
BAUGHN'S F'VR.''HTI:RE WARE une Farrar Empl. Acency, 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa HA. 2976
HOUSE 660 .. , 1-h S C 402~ 32nd St., Newport Phone: Day. Ll 8-2274 ., __ I 1.,..... __
, n II I . oo;ta OPENING AVAJLABLE for li-~up e se c:o..:~ ln your h ome. Mesa. I block wt-st ot Van'!\ Night. Ra 5583 or U 8-6430 EUGENE 0 . SAUNDERS
Mon.-Fri., 9 9. Sat, 9 6. Sun .
1 I 5 LI 8·3186
Bowling Alley Store hour'!' C'e~d saleswoman with car,
Mon .. Fri. 9.9. Sat. 9 6, Sun . C'apable of ha ndling renta ls. HIVE YOIJ SE£11 500 31st Street, Newport Bea~
11 3. Ll ~ 3186 Wondm ul opportunity In well-
~~~----------t'Stabllshed ottlce In Harbor The new VIsta Cenw on West Painting -Decorating
BAL'GIIN"S C:AN BEAT ANY area. Write box W ll7, cjo En· 19th Street ln Costa Mesa! Ray PAPER HANGING nRE SALE PRICE IN OR.ANI.E COUNT't' sign. C D.M. Fields Jewelera la now fntur· GEORGE BURKHARDT ~~~PtJS.FlRST TIIEN COME WANTED: Saleswoman Cor sta-l.ng a new line of ETERNA· Licensed Contractor
400/o to 500/o OH BAUGH:'i'S FURNITIJRE WARE tionery store. Williams Sta· MATIC watches. The flnest au· 1897 Orange Ave. Costa Mesa
HOUSE. 660 w. lith St. Cos• tloners. 3430 Via Li do. New -tomatlc that money can buy. Liberty 8_8628
NO DOWN-TERMS Mesa. 1 block we~rt of Van's ~~.· Apply in pt'rson. Do not ;~~~~~fo~~:~~:.ea~d GARDEN SPRAYING-Our spec·
Bowling Alley. Storl' hours: gentlemen. From $79.00 to la ity. Using best materlala and U· S. ROYAL Mon.-Fri . ·.: ~6; Sun.. $1.000. power machine for your flow· G~~A~G8. 186
. IIRLS U Y FIELDS .IEWB.EJI :!n~l~! ~bs.dt!~ ~ y~ !'lO.OOO MrLE GUARANTEE
WholPsaiP prkP Cor
Retail Customers
rp. grl War<'houc;P prkt'. tv1 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa _804 __ -M_. ---------
$129.88. No dn pymt. Pay only THE HAPPIEST Liberty 8·8488 S2 16 pl'r Wt'<'k Ask for Stock
MilE MYERS No Ill
BAUGHN'S FtJRNITIJRE WARE· JOBS Ill TOWII
HOUSE. 6fli) W. 17th St . Coo;ta
Mt-sa. 1 hlork wpc;t of Van's t,;NION SERVICE
Avoc:~rlo It Coal\t Highway Bowling Alley. Store hours :
Ct>rona dt>l Mar Mon.-Fri, 9-9: Sat., 9 6; Sun.
Ne>>o.t tu Jamaic-a Inn 11-5. Ll 8 3186
Harbor 30!}..1 LAMPS~moo<'rn:-map-.;-wa;:e
FREEZER. t9:-l6 !lif>I<CE 13 cuft house prll'<'. $1.99
Warehouse pr $22l'll-1 No dn BAUGHN'S Ft.:RNJTIJRE WARE·
pymt Pay only $228 pe>r week. HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St, C~1a
BAUGHN'S F'l.'RNITIJRE wARE· Mesa. 1 block west of Van's
HOUSE. 660 w. 17th St .. Costa Bowling Alley. Store hours:
Mesa. 1 block west of Van's Mon.-Fri .• 9-9; Sat., 9-6: Sun~
Bowling Alley. Store hours: 11·5. Ll 8·3186.
Mon.·Frl., 9 9; Sat., 9·6; Sun .. AUTOMATIC WASHER. Hotpolnt
11·5. LI 8 3186. used 3 months. Warehouse
DlNINGGROUP. 5 p ieces. ware-price $14& 79. No dn. pymt. Pay
house prtce $29.00, while these onty $2.07 per week. A.ak for
last. Cash or pa y $2.04 per wk. Stock No. 5417.
START NOW AS A
TEI.EPHOIE
OPERATOR
Full Pay as You Learn
Frequent Increases
Plea.san\ Offices
-APPLY-
8 :30 to 4:30
122 Eut Third,
Santa Ana
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
BAUGHN'S FURNJTIJRE WARE· BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE, 660 W. 17th St., Costa HOUSE, 660 W. 17th St., Costa 111111 .. n••ll Mesa. 1 block west of Van's Metta. 1 block weat of Van's ---··-••--
* * atfta Pow AD C>camou
FINE W ATCR REPAIRING
~pt Servtc&-
B.H.Ionable Prtcea"
..... )lcM.
FOR RENT
S.MM 18·101 35-MM
and 16MM Souod Projecton
F A!rr COLOR rtLM SERVICE
Yodel Airplane hppU. ... a •• ,._,
111Dl'ewpc~~t ...... COIIta .....
Phone UblltJ' 1-'lOG·
ITI Bowline Alley. Store hours: Bowling Alley. Store hours: ••
Mon.-Fri., 9-9; Sat., 9·6; Sun ., Mon.-Fri., 9·9; Sat., 9-6; Sun., £CIIIJ ' CIUl'mEL 2 TV_ U :30 un.
11·5. Ll 8-3186. 11~5. u 8-3186.
AUTOMATIC waaher 1956 Gen· DINING GROUP, 7 piece.. Ware· Top Job ODDOrtu.ftltt.-ell flelda. DX RADIO -12!30 p.m.
eral Electric Filter Flow. Ware· house price, 1168.00. Cub or pay Ma a.nd Women An lJllfU..I:'I"I' bout part:y
house price $177.88. No down only 12.00 per week. Oil TV &Del n4lo C. oout·to-
pymt. Pay only $2.49 per week. BAUGHN'S FURNITURE'WARE· U0 ~ewport Beadl eout. IJIN.W"id bY W7let
A.ak for Stock No. 5435. HOUSE, 660 W. 17th St., Collta (~ban ~-Amertcu W&tdl CO. IMturtfta tta. watcll
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE· Mesa. 1 bloclr west of Van's ~ lot) wttb ~ un~ble
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St.. eo.ta Bowling Alltoy. Store hours: ma1n «<rtls.fw:,~.taft Mesa. 1 block weat of Van'a Mon.·Frt~ 9·9: Sat.. 9-6; Sun .. BANK BOOkXEEPlltG KaclllM See I.A"T I adu·
All s h Operator wanted. £xper. not ...,.. W,S. Waldl • Bowling ey. tore ours: GAS RANGE. brand new Gatten nee. 5-day week. act.nce. a _ .. _ .. _ ,__ ~--
Kon.-Frt .. 9-9; Sat.. 9-6 ; Sun.. A Sattle-r, the big one with menta. Newport Ratbw BaDJt, "· .......... , --..-
U ·5. U 8-3186. rotlaerte. Warehouse pr. $198.· , .-..-•-fABL.ES. OOFFEE A STEP ENDS, 99. No dn. pymt. Pay only $214 34.35 E. Coast Rwy .. CDK. __ .., -
lamps. Nevarmar toJ)8, 15.99 per mo nth. Ask Cor Stock No. BAl'f1[ Nca Batch K&Chilie ()per·
we.rebouse price. 369CGET. atcr wanted. Exper. not nee.
• BAUGHN'S FURNI"nJRE WARE· BAUGHN'S FURNTTURE WARE· 5-d&y week, advancetMntl.
Bone• _,. W 17th St. eo.t• HOUSE. 660 W. 17tb St., eo.ta Newport Harbor BanJc.. 3435 E. M.;_l bfodt. wetJt ot Van'a M.a. 1 bJoclc we.t ol Van'a Coast HWy .. CDM.
Jowlln• AJJq . Store houn: Bowling A.Jley. Stcn houn: WOMAN TO HELP wltb bouMin
Mou.-nt .• 1·1: Sat., 9-6: Sun.. Mon .• Fri.. 9-9; Sat.. 9-6; Sun.. Corona del Mar. Preferably two
11·5.. u 8-llJ&. 11-5. 1J 8·3188. half d&ya a wtc. Otber atmllar uu R.N' BEAT ANY BEFB., 1956 Genen.l Electric. 10 work avatlable ln nefpbor·
P111CS J1f M.A.JifQI! COUNTY. cu. tt. u.ee4 3 montha. Ware· hoo<l. Mull have own traMpor· _,. nul" THEN OOME , boUM price. $17'7..81 No down tatJon. UA C149 • W!'l~ P. 0 . ·.-~.·--va. pymt. Pay only t7a .Ptr mo. Box 35. l::D .f7SJ..D &. a.& HllftQ1
BAUORN'SJUaN'ITtJUWAU-wAi'H& iUGH 1Ci1&5t boJ to Coralie cW Mar
BOU8. 810 W. 17th 8l. Colta do tard ''orllr 1n OOioU c1111 IIA IM1 .,.,. u a..JJ:ll En~ ..._ 1 ..._ .... ol YM.. Mar. KG.,._ to~ a .... _,.,.,.,....,..,....,. _____ _
.,.ltq .AJM7. llore b$1: aoone a ...... ..,. •
lloa.·JIL. M: Mt;., N; P. 0 . 11i1011 a a.&. 11.a
11·&; u...-. ..... r a 1rds
.,.
Pllmla
l•terl• 114 Elterler
Free Esttmates-Reuonable Rates
D. SIMMONS -Ll 8-8800
COMPLET& J.AJfJ)sc:APDfQ
aDVICE
FREE ES'I'IMATES
Sldl Green Stampe
P'ree deltvery
OORONA' DEL MAR NURSERY
RA 1038 2744 E. Cout RWJ'.
WeliiiTMia
TRY II
POW&& TOOL UNT.U.S •
open "' 4a}'l • WMk
:z:ao 'VIdarla St.. C.O.a ., ...
Liberto)' .....,.,
Study Group on Upification
Formed by School Boards ,
Trustees from the hJ1h lcl\ool,
Costa Mesa and J;fewport Bea~h
elemntary school dlstrlcta have
formed an uaoctatlon to study
the problems ot unltlcatJon.
The newly formed eroup, Asso·
elation of School Board Trustee~
and Administrators, ls compo!ed
ot representatives of the 3 dJa-
Another commJttee will atuc1y
curriculum problema lnvolvtne
unification. Membel"' of thls
committee Include: Newport dla-
trlct. Mrs. Fem Webber and Wll·
llam Ritter; Hieh School Dlatrtct.
Mrs. Robert Magnl and J im Mil·
ler; Costa Mesa, M1ss Ann Hos·
pers.
trlcta. Don Dungan of the High CALL THE ENSIGN at Harbor
School board ts chairman; Chla· t:..lf to ora~ letterheads, envel· holm Brown, Costa Mesa Trus-tee. vice-president. and Mrs. opes. bualnea cards, atatemenbl,
Lou•-,..__ N rt Be h lnvttaUona, po.ten . ' . ReJne.m. "" ~nar, ewpo ac ber, the Enslan prtna It better. Trustee. secretary.
Each boar<\ of trustee11 will se-•--·T· lect one representative to serve -
on the new association board.
Harvey Pease Is the represent.&·
tlve from the Newport District.
A financial committee which
wtlJ study the economic phases
ot unl!ylng the achool districts
has been formed. Members of
thls committee are: Newport dis-
trict. Roy Andersen and Tom
Woodward; Costa Mesa, Merton
Cameron ; HJeft School dlst:rict.
Lt"slle Mlller and Sidney David·
80n.
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a good e:t:1Z'I
a JID..aew waM.t'l
a free dele to KY.?
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BERJACK'S
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ELGIN & HAMILTON
WATCIIEB
DIAMOJml
MOtJRTIRCI
Jen ler
Jill a-t eo.t ._ •• ,
c:-del-
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• -.ooa co.aa
Ha.rbor Hl finally hu .,m•·
tbJn,a that they abould have bad
a tone t1me aco. Speda1 Harbor
Bl Book CovRt are now on saM,
tpoG.IOfe4 by the Enelneen Club.
1bey are 1n the .ebool colon. blN and will•, a.nd are plutle wsaii4. On tbe bont they bout
.... flit llub« l1nlon BIJ'h."
and ~ ow anchor emblem.
On tbe Mdc Is the famlllaz
Mllor, allill beneath It our nick na.... -:'hi'&." 'nleM beautltul
lltui'dy ...,. covera wt11 lut a
lone Ulne and are only 15e. You
ean b~ l!)Mta from any membel'
cit th•·EJICI_.. Club and In the um .,., Ivy enou&h to cov«
all ,.., boeb! 'Jbe protlt the en.tn..,. Club make. wtU be
~t on the trips they take to
IUdl P.l•cee u an aircraft plant,
a ltMl mUI, or an observatory.
Malle aure and buy your coven
eoon! • • •
• CGidMI lOOK
.Lob ol .attnc things coming
.,_,.Among them are the Sopb-
omoft Show at the Lido Theatre
on Feb. 14 and the Sp&nl.ah Club
Fiesta 80mewhere In Jhe flrat
week Jn March. The name ot the
ahow will be releued aoon and ~iiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~: It's sure to be a good one, *> i keep the date open.
INSURANCE
PIBE-MABINE-AUTO
W. C. WAGNER
C30 E. 17th St.. eo.ta Ilea
~.._.. .... BA
Everyone ln the ~ehool Ia In·
vlted to the Spanl.ab Club Fiesta
(costs a quarter to get ln) wblch
wU1 be held In the patio of the
home arta bulldlng. Among the
cllUerent booths there will be a
white elephant booth, and of
courae a place where Spanish
food and candles may be bad.
The Club baa also planned for
authentic Spanish dances and
songs. put on by its members.
The annual modern dance as-
sembly will be presented next
week tor all the etrlt at Harbor.
Alto creeping up on us Ia report
card day, lan. 30. Thls week are
the semester examinations. and
the semester ends l an. 25 • • • e BOifOII IIOLL
Flrst quarter tconcludedl. Sen·
tors: Robert Allen, Ann ArnquJst.
Jeanette Baird, Robert Bell, Hel·
mut Deren, Roberta Bolton, Susan
VILLI ll.ll
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THE WORLD
ARE YOU
GOING?
:
Brown. AI~ Bum.. Linda It•· nan, Craig Cordrey, Lee Crlaell,
Terry DalJu. Mucia Davia, Mary
Dav\1, Guy Deem. Camilla de-
Gaston. Mary Delphtno, Barbua
Dorkln. Joan Farquhar, Sally
Gould. Barbara Hammond, Jerry
Band, CbuJ• Haakdl, Laurie
Hendrtcka, N~ney Renntnp, Kor-
man Besa. Jo Anne Hldeey,
Gerald HUbert, Robln Hill E~a.r HJrtb. Leroy BQI.laod, Joe Bow-
ant, Patr1da Khlpley, Vlrl'lnla
&nllbtoo. Cha.rl• ltramer, Ann ~. Johanna lJeb, J udJth
.l.laJlkte!', M.tcbael ManJ', lt&th-
Jeen Mc:Ah.ren. AnJta McClelland.
Jay M1ka, Linda Miller, Jacque
Palmer, loan Pepb, Tom Patter-.,n. George Peae.ntl, David Ren-
aker, Nanett• Reynolda, Patricia
alley, Je.ic:a Roberta, Diana
Sanden, Con.Jtance Seely, K.rla-
tlna Stanp. Ctlameth Sta.reae.
Judy Sutht!l"land, Jerry 'nnker.
Diane E. Troolen, David Vaughn.
Oren Wade, Ma.rlanne WlUiam-
800, Nancy WU.On.
4 New
at the
Faces
Ensign
Four penon.s have recently
joined the Ratf of the Newport
Harbor Enalgn. Here Ia a brief
resume ol who they are and
what their posltlona are here at
the Ensign:
Advertlslna M a n a r e r: Sam
MltcheU la not exactly new at
the Ensign. Sam worked for us
a year a.nd a half at a prevloua
date. Be ls on the executive
commJttee and board of dltec:tors
ol the local post ot the American
Legion. Sam ls a native ot Erie,
Pennsylvania, and has been In
the advertialng business since
1947. He operated hi~ own ad·
vertl.slng agency for 5 years In
the state oC Washington . Sam
waa a allder pilot In the Air
Force and served In the Euro·
pean theater. He rot out of serv-
Ice In 1945.
OUice Manager: Mrs. Howard
M. <Florence) Barnes was
married to Howard (Barney 1
Barnl!'s. our circulation manager.
In November at Las Vegas.
Nevada. Florence was fonnerly
associated with a large real
estate company In Arizona. Says
Barnt>y: "Florence has a natural
ntng toward the poet's t'Orner."
Circulation Manager: Barney.
a postal carrier at the Corona
d4!1 Mar post office. engages
hii11.S('If (when he Isn't deliver -
Ing mall or selllng subscriptions
to the Enslgnl, with the hobby
ot roc:kboundlng. Bamt>y says
rockhounden are that "crazy
aect'' that aoea on hikes and
ncurslona and gathen .tone. or
rocks.
Cluslfied AdvertJslna: Mrs.
Wally (Mercedes) Hallberg. who.
\Vith her husband. has been llv·
lng In Southern california 2
years. M~s formerly lived In
Seattle, Wash ington, where she
was assoclated with the adver.
t!slng department of the Seattle
Post Intelllgencer. Prior to that.
she was ln the real estate busJ.
ness. Mr. and Mn. 'Hallberg live
at 213 Carnation Ave., Corona
del Mar .
Dies After
Anniversary
Mrs. Vera E. Braddy. 77, of
159 Rochester St.. eo.t.a Mesa..
wbo, with her husband, Harry
LeRoy, celebrated thelr 60th wed·
dtng annlverary lan. 6. died
Thursday, Ja n. 17, at h('r home
after an extended llln~. She
was a natlw ol Kansas and
came to thts community In 1923.
Survivors In addition to her
husband are one son. U oyd of
Costa Mesa. who owns and oper·
ates a local barbershop; 5 sisters
Mrs. Etha McKee of Colorado,
Mrs. Stella Sales. MIS. Ross Me ·
Cllntock. and Mrs. Ruth Shurt.a.
aU of ltansa.s. and Mrs. Sylvia
Overman of Costa Mesa; 2
brothers. Ortn Dawes of Santa
Barbara and Clen Dawes of
Kanaas; 2 granddaughters; 2
g:reet-crandaons; 2 grt!at.g:rand.
daughters; and 20 nieces and
nephews.
Funeral aervt~ were held
Saturday at Parkes Mortuary
chapel, with the Cla.rle. F. Band
otflclatJnr. ------
ZONT A GIRL OF THE MONTH fet December, Jody Lieb. re-
ceives her award from Margaret Reirtert, chairman of the Zonta
Club's Girl of the Month Committee. Jody is t*-daughter of Mr.
and Mn. John F. Lieb, 115 Mom•ng Conyon Rd .. Shore Cliffs. She
was chosen for the honor by her fellow students and teachen for
"her capable handling of a job of responsibl1ity and devoting her
full attention to its importa"ce." She is student body secretary .
student secretary in the attendance office, member of G A..A..,
flag twiner, pep committee member, T ri Sigma, Honor Soc•ety
member. Her hobbies are sports, end she plans to major in socio·
logy at UCLA..
EDITED IT 1UJ)T JlATP1D.D * * * BOUCE DSJCII SCHOOL
e LmUft lfOTES The B's made 44'"'c of their
ln our Horace Ensign Library shots a nd 72% of their free J
the Dewey decimal system ls throws. The flnal acore was 57-20
used In the classification of In our tavor. High point men for
books. This ~}'Stem aoru all the B's were Kent Hodson 4, Gary
books Into PhUoeopby. Religion. Curtis 4. Blll Fruehling 14, l ohn
Useful Arts. General Arts. Sodo· Huabea 13. and Dkk Butter
Jof)', Science, History, Travel, worth 6.
Adventure, Biography. Fiction. For the A's however, the fat&l
Language, and General Works. score was 8-19 In Westmmster's
Last year 1,500 books were favor. The point$ were madt> by
added to our collect1on and Bill Twist with 5. and Robbie
many more are coming In each Wlnterbotham with 3.
month. Today I Thursday 1 wr play
The most popular book this Tustin. and on Jan 31. we play
month Is "Phantom of tht> the last leagut> gam«.> of tht>
Bridge," by Leon Ware. Mr !Ieason against Alamitos Follf>W
Ware. of lido Is le. spoke to tht> lng this game our tt>ams procN'd
creative WTitlng clas.'l in th(' li· to the Huntington Beach Tour
brary during Book Week. nnd
1
nament, "'hkh lasts from Ft>b.
s ince then, Mrs. Kathrlne Sauc~-5·13
man, our librarian. has had In· • • •
creasing requests for this book ,. 6TH CJlAD£llS VIEW MOVIE
• • • "Voice &>neath the Sea.'' a e IASJtETBALL lfEWS motion picture telling of the lay.
The news I~ both good and lng of the trnns-Atlanttc cabl(',
bad for our basketball t('ams was shown to all slxth.grade
last week wh«.>n we played West· !!tUd('nts re«>ntly In tht> ca!eto
min'!ter on Thursday. Jan 17. rlum. The object of this feature
in the Ensign gym. was to help gain an understand
lng of the communications be
tween continents
Glamour Randy Riggs, a sixth grade
student In Mr Davis' homeroom.'
l • arranged the showing of the film G 1mpses through hla father, who ls dis·
trlct plant engineer toe the ~a -
-AlQI clllc Telephone Company. It was -• I an exceJJent movie and lasted
It's Spring aod there's no for 30 minutes.
doubt about It ... either In look·~============ lng at the beautiful sunshine. or
the Ink blue of the Pacific. or
the customers almost running to
O'BRIEN'S to get the lov«.>ly new I
spring apparel. We are very
pleased with the reception our ' new Spring fashions are receiv-
Ing. and YOU. too. wtJI sing your
way Into Spring looking prettier
than ev('f" if you come Into
O'BRIEN'S for your Spring fa&h·
Ions.
UD a ..U biDed orcbtMba
.,.. wm tlltd • ""--mt. --s
coat. .. stnb the rlgbt D04Ie ..
Clll'f ....... J(Dd .... yocu -· con, CYIDD'I wW ~ Jut
tM dgtat I»' { II at I to CIDIDpi.N
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to ...-y cdaoat tbe rtpt bat to
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tboapt out lew TOU1 cd8o tM
TIE EJISIII
HARBOR 1114
e OW Di:azcroa .AXEl) 1 Jnp and Loan .USn. locreued
Clarence R. Brown, lnterna-Ita ueets by $2.S81,5kl3. or nonauy Jmown Ned power from lO'h-, In 1956, few a new hJab In
San Juan Capt.trano, wu added Ita 22·Y~ar history.
to the Board ot Dtrectors o! Ma-Net .. vlnll JnCJftlled 16~ rtnera Bank, Newport Beach. at bdn~ the total fD 123.ae.13t.:
the annual 8t.oekholden meet· 35. Savlnp a~unt holden Jn-
lnJ'. He replaees Dr. Harry Stick· CftUed to 7..,, a fain ct lf~.
ler, wba.e proteulonal dutl• The a.uodatlon'a aawn reoelved
prevmted blm lrom attendlng JT76,9!H.64 11:1 clJvidenda, D~
dlrecton' meetinp. more than In 1955. 11eeerv1s were
• • • lnc:reued to S2.Sl5.41S.619, or e DCOIID lET Dl 1.. 169f.
PN!IIldent Andrew S. HaJJ re-Mr. Hall forecut oontJnuance
porta that J...a.cuna Federal Sav-at a bleb levd economy in .1.957.
YOU CAN
Newport Harbor Ben
sas 1t. eoc.t JDP••• c.-dal .._ ·----
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FOR THE BEST
IN TV REPAIRS
CALl •.••
on::. PmDAT EYa. -nLL I .....
1'111 laiMr lrea's 1111111 _.llrpst ... ,.,
11t1 senlce .. ,.,IEIII.
* STOP IN at the Derris-Brown New Serriee Cen-
ter in V"J.Sta Center. 835 E. 19th. Costa Mean.
* FREE g ifn for the t...dies -S.lloons for the Kicf.lies *
Beg. fotr tiM TV Mt to be gin~~ away FaEE ~. Jaa. 25.
~ ..... bMD piiii'CbcDed
with ........ ~ of bats.
bclp. d.-, cm4 81l.lta lA
mJB4. GIGANTIC INVENtORY
REDUCTION We know you will be as ple-ased
as we with the colon that a.re
befna shown this year. For In-
stance, there Is the one known
as "citron," done In a Jowly
linen with an a\most miniature
jacket, by Harvey Berln ... «
lt you'r-e lucky 16. the-e's that
sllk linen. "seafoam" with the
cropped jacket. s ugared with
tJny bows trim. AND the dresa
alone Is pelfeet tor allahtly
dressJt!l" ooc:aaions.
38 to 68~ o·FF
"SIGNING IN" at his own new reol estote office
at 220 W. 17th St .. Costo Mesa, is ReoHor Bill
Tobias, while Mr1. Tobias ond Mott LaBorde.
sales manager, stond by. Open house at the new
location of Tobias Realty was held Tuesday of
lost week.-{Ensign Photo)
Bucs _ Play Mt. SAC Friday No Conflicts
After 79-35 Win o_,er Dons in Hc.-bor Hi,
The Orange Coast College PI·
ratn. with a 3-1 leai(Ue record,
tangle with the basketball forces
of Mt. San Antonio at 8 p.m.
tomorrow (Friday) on the local
court. '
Coach Stu Inman's 5 have been
Idle this weoek during examlna.
tlon period at the college.
Th<' Piratl'S romped over Santa
Ana i9·35 Friday night on tht>
Don'<; own hardwood After a
H · 14 tie at the t>nd of the first
period, Orange Coast turned on
the heat and racked up 20 points
In the second quarter. 23 In tht>
th1rd period and 22 In the final
stan7.a.
Six-foot 5-lnch center lim Em·
brt>e was on top of the scoring
pile with 17 points. lim grabbed
~PORT JXLj·
' •Q{Iftllf ,"f{ IW.t ll114 ~C '11 /RIY
ROW TJm17 TtJESDA \'
15 rebounds, to h~ad In that de·
partment, too. BUJ Wetzel, voted
the most impfoved player last
year. was second high scorer
with 13 points. I eddy Young and
substitute Ted Coutts each scored
12.
From the noor. Orange Coast
madt> 47.8~ ot the shots they at·
tempted. The Pirates hit 21 out
of 36 free throws. Coast's single
loss In the ronft>rence was to
Fullerton.
Pope Drops to
2nd in Scoring
Ed Pope, 8-foot, oa.ce-I.Dcb
fonrard oo the Harbor BJ9b
Yanity bcDbtiMil1 team. 11
aa.rnDUy Jfo. 2 bJ9b IICIOI'ft ill
tbe San.et l..earJue. Ed waa the
leader Friday, but clropped ill
Mcaad pl..-Tuesday wbea
Pwalbrob of Pu.UNtoa 8COftd
22 pota.ts ill a game with BU.D-
tiDg'toD --.:h. Ed playtDAJ ill a
game Q9'C111ut Scmta ADa.
aeonct 12 polDta.
a.e an the leadlD9 aoonn.
haaJJrob of ~ 83;
Pope oC Jfewpcwt. 11: ........u oC
Oamge aD4 Lyllda ef laata
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AHal DiiHr lelt
Newport Beach Mayor Dora
Hill will speak on "How Girl
Scouting Aids Our Community"
at the annual dinner of the Girl
Scout Association Council of
Newport Harbor at 6:30 p.m
Tuesday at the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club.
Senior Srou~ Gerry Nack and
Sandy Spurgeon. delegates to
the 1956 Senior Roundup In
Michigan, will show slides on
the encampment.
PISTOL MATCHES SOlfDA\'
Pistol and trap matches wUl b<'
ht>ld at 9:30 a.m. Sunday at the
south Coast Gun Club. Medals
will be awarded In all claSBlflca·
tlons of the plstol matches. Tur-
key and ham prtze. wtll be
awarded In the trap matches.
Read Ensign Classified Ads.
Moa. tbna ftan.. S&arta at 7: .. , .. -.. t1an rrt. ~Marta .C , ..
Frt., S.t.. 8111L 8ta.rte at 1:00 a.t. • a-. Stu111 ul:tl
:o.IOW AT TWO T'IIEATR£8
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There will be no ronOJcts next
faU among Orange Coast Col·
lege. Newport Harbor. and Hun-
tington Beach High School home
football gamn. according to Dr
Basil Peterson, Orange Coast
president.
In order to a avoid ronOJct.
Orange Coast Is scheduling Its
opening game of the !Ieason with
East Contra Costa on Saturday,
Sept. 28
Orange Coast has also S('hed·
uled 2 games away from home
on SaturdAy nights In order to
avoid conflicts with Important
local high school games on Frl·
day nights.
Orange Coast Board of Trus-
tees has approved a request by
Newport Harbor to use Pfrate
Stadium for their four home
games. Newport Harbor did not
attempt to avoid any ronntru
by S('hedullng lilly of their
games on Saturday night.
The 1957 football schedule of
Orange Coast Collt>ge, dt>fendlng
ronference champion, Is as fol·
lows:
Sat .. Sept. 28-E Contra Costa.
Fri., Oct. 4-at Phoenix.
Fri., Oct. 11--0trus
Frl. Oct. 18-at, Fullerton.
Sat., Oct. 36 at loft. San Antonio
Fr1~ Nov. 1-San Bernardino.
Sat., Nov. 9-&t Riverside.
Frt., Nov. 15---Chaffey.
Fri .. Nov. 22-Santa Ana. ... ~
13LOIIER
(Continued from Page 2l
at $78 were nolen from the truck
of Paul Iones, 221 33rd St . New.
port Beach. e MORDA\', JAX. 21
A $45 tire and wheel were
stolen from the car of Edmund
Baron. 505 Hellotro~ Ave., Co·
rona del Mar ... Four hub caps
were stolen from thP car of Den·
nls Cole. 3112 Lafayette Ave ..
Newport Ht>lght.s . . . Cleota
CoodgPr Encell. 46. 1929 !«>pub·
llc Ave . Costa Mt>sa. was ar-
res1ed for driving while Intoxi-
cated at 17th St. and Coast Hwy.,
Newport Beach. e TtJESDA\', JAJf. 22
A tire and wh~l were stolen
from the trunk .of the car of Mrs.
Hugh Callahan. 617 Narcissus
Ave., Corona del Mar ... Four
hub cape were stolen from the
vehicle of Ted Russell, 122 lrla
Ave., Corona del Mar ... W. B.
Dunbar of 604 Orchid Ave., Co-
rona del Mar. wu bitten by a
dog owned by Mrs. Mary Van-
zant. 323 Poppy Ave., Corona del
Mar ... An auto seat was .tolen
from the car of R. l . Weston, ~
Miramar Drive, Balboa ... A
S80 bicycle wu atolen from the
home of Mrs. Charles Daves. 21.3
VIa Cordova. Lido llle ... Curtll
Brtakln of D1t Diana Lane, Har·
bor Richlands, wu bttten by a
dog owned by Mn. Max Pppe,
2001 Dlana Lane .
New Business
for Local Men
1.s Re~
In 2-Way Tie
In 2lid Place
The Newport H a r b o r Rich
School varsity basketball team.
C'Un"flttly In a 2-way tJe wfth
Fullerton tor second place In the
SuMet leai(Ue, beat Santa Ana
51-C7 '1\aeeday afternoon on the
Tara• home court.
'lbe Tan will aettle the tJe
with Fullerton at 8 p.m. tomor·
row (Friday) on th~ Newport
hardwood. Orange. with a 5-0
record, Ll currently the Sunset
lea~e leader. Both Newport and
Fullerton bave 4·1 recorda.
Ed Pope led the Tara' scoring
at;l4ck on Santa Ana with 12
points. Jerry Kemper. Tom Hous-
ton, and l ohn Henrotln each
dropped In 8 points. At half-time,
Newport led Santa Ana 27-23.
but the rap closed at the t>nd
ol thlrd period. Newport 39, San·
ta Ana. 38. The Tars scored 12
points In the last stanza while
Santa Ana made 9.
Newport landed a more con-
vincing victory Friday night
when they beat Garden Grove
56·42 on the local court. Gary
Green made 17 points: Ed Pope,
15: Jerry Kt>mper, 7; and Gary
Green aco~ 6 points.
The Newport 1V squad, follow.
lng the precedt>nts ~t by the
varsity team. It would seem,
dumped Santa Ana 42-29 Tues.
day and handed Garden Grove a
50·44 licking Friday night.
Coach Emll Neeme'a Bee team.
with only one losa In lea~e
competition. continued Its hl«h
scoring jaunt and shellacked
Snata Ana 58·43 Tuesday after·
noon on the loser's oourt. Friday,
the Bee's doubled the score on
Garden Grove. 60-30.
Dafis.lron Sllre
Sets a..... o,..i•c
A tt>levtalon set will be given
away and gifts will be provided
at the ot.flclal uand opening of
the new Davis-Brown .ton at
9:00 a.m. tGibGn'OW < rrlda.y) at
835 W. 19th st.. eo.ta Mesa.
A home K"OnOmt.t with Frigid-
aire will d em on at r a t e new
ranres. waah.lng machines, and
driers.
300 TAU IIO.AT COtJJISE
Ovt:r 300 ~n• ~nrolled In
the Balboa Power Squadron's
Cree course In bulc essentials In
safe and rompnent boat han-
dline Monday night at the New·
port Harbor Yacht Club. l ohn
Klnpley Is chairman of the
course. Classes will be held at
7:30 p.m. each Monday.
da.triet, -.... &Del DatJon&J
ehampJonM.Ipe.
'nle club, wiM!it· tt s. .et up.
wUl be otp.Dbad atmUa.t to the
major 1eque tM.ma. lneludln~
an advllory poup and board of
dlncton. M1ck:ey Reatb, formft
New York GlaDU plaY'ft', wlll u -
at.t In the ~ of the loeal
club.
'lbe team wtlJ practb on the
Harbor Bleb Sehool diamond aft.
er the lldlool year da.e.. In order
to be eUclble to play, the boy
muat be between 14-17 yea.ra of
a~.
AlthouJ'h the local Lec:Jon JUt
1a apona:rlna the team. the team
will represent the entire Harbor
area; bustne.es, ()J'i'anlz.atlona,
and lndJviduah wtll be called
upon for auppott and atd. Any·
one Interested In the dttVelop-
ment of Junior leeton 'baseball
should contact John McHuJ'h at
Liberty 8-6633.
Memben already named to the
board of directors are Robert
Schwamb, Col. Andy SmJth. and
Frank Moore. Servtnc on the ad.
vtsory committee are Earl Stan-
ley, Theodaft' Robins, Hay Lan·
genhelm, Mickey Heath, Sidney
Davidson, Dick Richard, and
Arvo Haapa.
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