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::: Vote Tally
5144-14&·
Balboa
TOTALS
1511
1591
5191
5011 .,,
5581
7GI
4981
51Cil
31 1521 51 181 1
31 1581 31 1621
41 sosl 71 .wl
221 4781 371 5241
I I 4151 131 4891
Ul 5341 551 8031
2SI 7031 41 1 7721
61 4721 161 5051
11\e water reetrVOtr bondl were
approved ln Tuesday's election
by the phenomenal marcln ot 97" ya votea. The tally wu
5,144 to 146.
The aecond proposition. eon.
eernln1 the contract with the
Irvine Co.. wu .approved 4,947
to 235, a mar&ln of 93.3%.
VCII. I, • ._ 41 -FIVE CEJn'l fWO&aDAT, JUT .. ns7
Controversy Due ·
on Master Plan
A total ot 5,302 voters went to
the polJa TUesday. In addition.
tbe-re are 41 absentee ballota,
makin1 a tota.l of 5,343 votlne,
a c:redltable 46.3~ tor a apecla.l
electlon.
Mo.t phenomenal voting wu
tn ronaolldated Precinct No. 360.
wblclt Includes Harbor Highlands
and the Seaquist annexation.
where only one single "no" vote
was cut agalnat the bonds.
Conaolldated Precinct No. 15,
which Includes O>rona High-
lands and a portion or Corona
del Mar, had only 4 ''no" votes.
F EL
'J'bJM untta ot a Muter Plan,
lnclucUnc .:~me apectaeular and
eontroverslal p~la, are now
In .the handl of the Newport
BMeh Plannlnc Comm..laaJon tor
atudy and public beartnp.
atreeta. On and otf ramps. not a
complete cloverlea.l, are proposed
to serve the lnduatrlal Park area
there. * UID USE PUll
ot the 41 absentee ballots. aU
but one has been returned. That
41st ooe 11 pretty sure to arrive
too, because It 1.!! the one Issued
to Henry Hill. aon of Ned and
Mayor Dora Hill, on Army duty
In Germany.
Okay Given
to Security
First Nat'l
Among the blghllghlJ ot the
report were the prdpolr.ed loeatlon
ol the Coastal Freeway, 2 large
lndU8trtal areu tor the dty, flll·
Inc In ot the Grand Can&l on
Balboa Ialand for a park and
IJChool aJte, a aecond bridge for
Balboa Ialand. u.e ol the Paclllc
Electric right-al-way u a major
~ through West Newport.
more duplex zonlng tor Corona
del Mar.
SubmJtted to the Coundl and
Plannlnc CommlsaJon Jut Thura-
day were the propc»ala for land
u~ae. .ueeta and hlehwaya &nd
parke and ~Uon.
Theile report& wm be studied
by the cttlzena Advt.sory Com-
rnlttft, Park CommJ.uton and
other dty departmenta. u well
aa by the Plannln1 Commi.ulon.
and then public hearlnp will be
callecl.. perhape 2 montha from now. Alts t.u.e bearlnp. and
auMeq1aeftt are amencUn1 by the
Pl&JUllq Commlaaton. the pro-
poa)a wtll be wbmltted to the
Coundl. ~ Is ~ summary ol
the Muter Plan:
The planning consultants point
out that the Land Use Plan Ia
the basis for a detailed and pre·
else regulation of uses, through
zoning laws. The report states:
'"T'he plan provides a goal for
the zoning program: the consist-
ent upgrading of property values;
the protection of exatJnc Invest-
ment, and the encouragement of
new Investment In areu set
ulde for homes, cornrne~ or
Industry."
Mr. Wise said that major In-
dustria.! park areu are propoeed
to provide the ctty with a payroll
and an Improved tax base. As
the dty crows and becomes more
and more a pennanent residenti-
al area, more local aervicea and
achools are needed. and there-
fore there must be more local In-
The absentee ballots will be
cast and the vote will be can-
vassed Tuesday morning, begin-
ning at 8 o'clock.
Final approval was given Mon-
day evening to the new water
rates. which will flnanct" the oon-
structJon of the $1.780.000 water
reservolr. The new rates will go
Into effect July 15, and the first
bUllng on the new schedule will
be mailed out In August.
COM Finally
to Get Signs
dustry and oomme~ to equalize The Corona del Mar Chamber
the tax load. Otherwtae the tax of CollllM~ 11 nearing victory
on residentla.l property would In one ol Ita moct Important
become oppressive, Mr. Wlse projects _ that of putting up A GRASS FfRE tha t spread ove r a bout I 20 of the a rea delayed the arrival of fire fighiing
wa.rned. ldentllytng alen-at entrances to acres is being watched he re by 2 gorls on the equi pment, and the fire was soon out of control,
New commercial a.reu and the community. hills beyond the Corona del Mar water rese rvoir. spreodinq toward Laguna. Marine helicopters as
butler zones are propo.ed to be Dlrectors of the Chamber gave The blaze was started Saturday by !rOme Corona aerial reconnais~nce a nd Newport police ,usisted
Security-Firlt NatlonaJ Bank of
Loa Angeles haa received a per-
mJt to establlab a brandl ba.nk
In Corona del Ma.r, the Enslen
learned yesterday.
No definite date hu been lie(
for openJng the bra.neb bank.
EventuaJ plara Include construc-
tion ot a building.
James E. Sh~Jton. ch.alrman of
the board of Security-nr.t Na.-
tional. second Ja.rg.-t bank In
California. told the Enslen:
"~use ot our faith ln the tu-
ture crowth and ck-Yelopment ot
Corona del Mar, our bank a.pplled
tor and tlas nec.-elved tJom the
controller ot the ~ at
WubJ.ncton. D.C... a permit to
oper a brand\ ln th1a ~a.
set up ln lafle alncle parc-els. the go-ahead order to Its sign del Mar boys who were shooting firecracke rs in the State Division of FO('estry in ftqhting tM r.,..
* TIE .-.:CWAJ Thla 1s aimed to prevenl • dup-oomrnlttee lut week at the the area above CO('ona Highland s. lnacceu ibility and putting it out. (Ensi gn photo). l"~ft lleatlon ot the "strip" type of __________ __::.._ ______ _:..... __ __;_ __ ..:._ __ _:____::__.:....__..:._ ____ ~-
•-..._ ._ ..,....._. ..o..M-....._ c."OIIIIDefdal dJstrleta that bave montbJy mMUna o1 the ~
1"be pennlt b.aa been ., re-
cently received. botlruer. that we
have not ~ lclnDe4 a 41eflnlte
plan .. to the .... ~
~ ate u4 OldM:r PRC·
Clcal ftillw• wtaa ~ to the ....._,_..WID M •WDOUDCfd
-~ ~-.... .__ __..... ReCU)ar hfahwi.Y llpa wW be Plu .. Ule ftllal...!.._. ciiGDlte pown ln }(..port an4 Corona pot up QD St&._ Rilbwa.J'11abt.· ~ ., -.~or ,_, Plwa::o. del Mar, ~tlJ -.CGMP~attnc ot-way. ,._ ..,_. ..m cury
........ ..._ .. ' U ._ ..a _...... 11M .-&na JIII'\IWnL tile aame. ec.aDa cleJ Mar. in
....... and dlft II 4 t..t .-MaJor PI~ 1Ddu4e: ""tte reOecUnc Letten on •
___ ,, 2 ••
.. .,.,_ Watlenal fD ,
d ..... 1.Sl .,.,.._ ~ Coa:D· be hal• up. 1. •DUIISIAL •~ black badtcrouud.
M.r. Wl.ae aald tha.t the Frfe. Tbeee are planned Industrial Signs will be located at the ay SADUA LJLIE1rTBAI. 1 The sportsmanship awa rd of glvtng him SlOO to belp f\lrtber : =:-:.:-Be~ bt ~
way route u plotted on the d~Jopmenb of major at.ze. The easterly and westerly entrances
Maater Plan Mas-Ia the route reculatlons call tor wide atreets to Corona del Mar a nd on the
mo.t likely to be chosen by the MacArthur Blvd. entranct".
"Teamwork" was the construe-I G A.A. given each year to a sen 1 hb edU<.'adon as a drat'tlman at s:'na Park. Santa' Ana. e2 ~
t ive them~ of tht> 27th Annual GlorAwAas a":adrdt'd to Sue Brown I Or~ngeh Co~st Col::;.e. d--. .. 1 Anaht>im. a nd a le'('Oftd onto u n-
St>rvlct" Banqu~t held at Harbor . presa ~nt. . n t ~ omem ang ~..--.. , der t."'.fl&trUction In Sanu Ana. state. because 80 much rtcht-ot· (Continued on Paae Eleven> HI The banquet Is the time ~ach In the boys physical education mf'nt. the Betty Crocker H~-ye~r when the S<"hool honors department. the Hi T ar <'ham maker of Tomorrow award went j way hu been promlaed by the
Irvine Co. 'nle State cannot a.f.
ford to pua up this offer. he &ald.
The propoeed ~ay enters
at the westerly city UmJta be-
tween 18th and 19th atreeta. pa-
ralleUlnc the.e 2 su,eta until It
ataJt8 to turn allchtly downward
alter paatnc Monrovia Ave. The
FrMway will cross Superior Ave.
and Newport Blvd. ju.t below
their pre~ent junction a.t 17th St.,
and continue through ec.ta w ..
just below and parallelltnr 17th
St. After ~~ 1\astln Ave .. lt
awtnp allghtly downward to·
ward 16th and ~ the Upper
Bay by hl~h level bridge almost
on a contlnuatlon of 16th St. It
joins the present Coast HJghway
on the bluff near Bayside Dr .•
then turns &pln Inland put
M.artne Ave .. croalnr In front
of the Irvine Coast Country Club.
by-paaJn& Corona del Mar about
a half rnlle to the north.
1be present Upper Bay brldce
would be removed. 11M new hlih
level brldp would haw 3 lanes
uc:b way for through tratrlc.
aut Ute planntnr couuitanta a.t.o propo.e an additional 2
lan. tot local tratrle. both lanes
to be COI\8tniCted on the .outh ·
erly -.Ide of the brtdae. Thua
local frame between Corona del
Mar and Newport WOCll4 not have
to mlncJe with throop traftlc.
'"11Ua would eliminate the
danpr to local driven by lteep-
tna them off the Yreewq." Mr. wa. &ald ... It ...., tend8 to unJte
Corona del Mar and Newport
clc.er f.Oiether and would pre·
vent the Freeway from further
IPUttlnr them apart."
Pour do¥Wleaf lnt.ercbanre-
are~: • At YaeA.rthur Blvd., juat
HOW THE MASTER PLAN
AFFECTS YOUR AREA
those students who have given it I p1onshlp two tone Jetter a wards to Diana Sa!lders. In Sdenct' the p 1• R d
the most st'rvlct' during the term. Cor lettering thre-e years an onf' honorary sc-aenct' award went to 0 Ice a a r
Th b be t 6 30 <~port went to Bob Allen. Eddlt> Terry Dallas. whom WP shall 1 e anq uet gan a : ' ~ Pu II M k k h t I I I ...... I . h h 1 1 t th N tl 1 Pope. ~ r~ • 1c ey Has f'&r o a Itt e ateor • n t' ~n M 1 R d ~t h t e ! ng ~g 0 be M a Jnha ell. Don Re<tlngton. Ge o rge ro~rt band a ward and plaqut> S eq U e ste nt em we rome Y r. 0 n Thomp110n. and Mike Man~ went to Sue Brown Bow the new Muter Plan affects the various communities In McGowen u~_Jalned that this The top tt-n athletes of the The Catiz.enshrp award pre
the Oty of Newport Beach ls analyu-d here by the Ensign. year we have a theme honoring \'ear werf' Gary Gre-en George wnted to a St>nior girl by the A radar un it for Newport po-
The tltst 3 phues of the Master Plan. as submitted by the oon-1 a ll of the teamwork ~~at made Thompson. Don Re<tingt~n. Eddae Daughters of the Amert<"an Rf' II IN' to help slow down the S~·
sulttnc flrm of Hahn, Wise and AMoclates. 1-re broken down In thls I this Banquet possible. Next on Pope, Mkkey Haskell. John volutlon went to t..aurlt> Hend lng traffic on Coast Highway In
analysla and dlacussed In relation to each community. Here are the evenlnp agenda was the-He nrotin. Dale Martin. Bob Allen. ricks. Winners of a currt'nt af -Corona dt>l Mar ls recommendt'd
the hlrhllahta: chicken dinner, which was very George Hood. and ~ne Hubbard 1 fairs tPSt. sp(>nsore'd by Time by the Corona del Mar ChAmber
good Tht" Tar of the year Is Gary 1 magaZJ ne we-r't' Ann Lardner and • or Commerce. * IALBOA ISUID: FlU lllra1tl C•al Alter dinner the t>venlngs en· Gr.-en. 1 Laurie Hendricks. who re<"t'ivt'd The Chamber directors. meet
tertalnment was provided by tht> 1 tn the language department dlrtlonaires. I ing last Thursday evt>nln g a t the MOlt apectacular recommenda-
tion for Balboa l&l&nd Is the fill·
lng In of Grand Canal to provide
a site for an elementary .chooJ
and a park.
The other major proposal j_, a
second bridge. entering the ]1;.
land on Onyx Ave.. the street
adjoining Marine Ave.
Mr. Wise saJd that Jklboa Ia-
land'a park problems must be
.oved on the Ialand Itself, not
with an off-the-Island park pro-
posal. Therefore, to provide a
alte for both a community park
and an elementary .chool, the
rorwultanta p!'OI)Oied that Grand
Cana.l be tilled In and land-
acaped. Sugldted location tor
the .chool t. on the ttllfd Canal.
clo.e to South Bay Front.
He aaJd there are 2 poalbllltles
concemlnr a park: buy Colllns
taJand (but tbat would be poor·
ly altuated) or buy the homes
t:ronttna on Grand Ca.na.l, till the
canal, develop It u a park and
aell the homes back tor at least
u much u the elty paid for
them.
Kr. W1le expreaed belief that
tbe propertt• no'l1f t:rontlnc on
Grand Canal would not be de-
~ In value by replaclnc the
canal with a nicely landscaped Melodists under the direction of t he French Club honored Andre The Zonta Girl of thf' Year. ho me of DII"E'ctor Fred Stf'Wart.
park. Furthermore. he said, the M1 IM1 dMdarRie .!_:!lebscBohl. Thll'IBargrboup 1 Rlou. a Frt>n<'h boy at Harbor. by ICon t'd on Page &---Tar Ta ttiPS") 214 Marigold Ave .. <-ndorsed tlle . nc u e Oud1a ten. ara ctty could sell the 2 baytront Hammond. Frances H e 5 t e r 1 y. I proposa.l submltt..-d by Dan Det ·
areas of the park tor residential Mary Dudley TaC('Oa Hayes Kay BAIT BARGE PERMIT wtler. chairman of the .n-a!flc buUdlng sJtes and realize enough I Miller and ·plano accompanist safety commltt~ :~_ney to pay for the entire proj-~~~~ w~f~~rs~~~g·~~ndsa~f h~~o~:a:~ ~~e ~~=~
wo1J;~ ~~th~~t !t~: B~~hdt>:ea~~af:C~"Dodge gave iDENIED BY COUNCIL ~~:I to~ ~n,M::tre~~ Ma rine Avenue bridge, near the greetings from ~ur Board of I for a radar unit be Included In
VIlla Marina. and extend dla-Trustees. a nd then Introduc-ed thP thf' cun-ent budget
gonally to Onyx Ave. This would otht>r members who were also Willia m Odette's request for that It would be tht> r ul'ltomers The Chamber said In a Jt"tter
provide one way tra1f1c coming present a IIN"nse to sell live bait from a buylng bait that would cauM" to Mr. Shelton :
on to the Isla nd. Marine Ave. · ba rge a nchored oft the Corona the difficulty. "After considerable dlacussion
would also be made one way, tor • S'IVDEJn'S SPEAK dt>l Ma r Beach was unanimous-. Councilma n Stanley RJdderhofl on waf5 and mea ns ol alowlng
traffic leavina the Ialand Each yur a few of tht> top ly turned down Monday night by said h zed th t th trattic and ~t'lna ~ best con-
One-way atreeta have ·helped students of the .enlor class speak 1 thP Newport Beach City Council e was ama a e ap trol at the IN.st coR. our cUret--
business dlstrlcts In other cities. at the banquet. Discussing stu-Coun("ll r~h"e'd 2 letters ot plication was even s ubmJtteod t ors have dedded that the most
Mr. Wise .aid In answer to a dent teamwork were nve stu-1 protffl against the bait ba~ aJFK't' there had ~n ~ many et'Onornlcal a.nd belt way Is for
question whether Marine Ave. dents. Jed by Mickey Rask~JJ. His from Ro~rt Ball of 235 Iris Ave.. protest~ In pl't'VIoul! Yf'ar&. R~ the City of N~ BMch to ob-
bualneas would be hurt by the team members included. John Corona del Mar. and trom th~ made the motion for denial taJn a radar untt which can be
new plan Henrotin. representing student Boa.rd of Directors of the Corona Cound lman Lee Wilder IIN."Onded WJf'd In othe-r parts ot the dty Re-zonl~a of Onyx Ave be-body government; Gary Deem. del Ma.r ChRmber of Comm~Tt'e th~ motion. a.nd It was una nl -and to pa.rtkular advan~ on • · from the athletic department. mously puaed. 1 Coast Hwy. tn Q)rona del Mar" cause of thla new bridle access where tt>amwork and athletics Both letters cla Jmed the bait ·
Is recommended by the OOlUUl· are synonymous : Jerry Tinker. barge would be a health hazard
tants. They propoee a new pro-editor of our achool newspaper and would mar tht-beauty of
feaslonal office and apartment for thb past year: and Galleon the beach.
zone on both aides of Onyx Ave. editor Connie ~ley. These stu-Members of the audience
up to Park Ave. Thla zone would dents reprewnted facets ot our speaking against the bait bar~
provide a buUe-r between tbe student.llle where every student ~ Frank Jordan. presldt>nt
commercial zone on Marine Ave. ls a team member. of the Corona del Mar Chamber:
and the residential areu beyond Mr. Sidney R. Davidson. .-hool Col And~· W. Smith. Ted Rua-
Onyx. superintendent. too.k the noor ~~ell and Mrs. PhiUp Burton. all
Tax Rate May Stay at S 1.24
For New $2.175,097 Budget
.15
above Cclrona del Kar.
be. ~ ... A~~ * 1111111 lEI. Ill: ... 1-2 Z•lll next to p~nt the part of the Corona del Mar residents.
program everyone had ~n watt-Mr Odette &a.ld that he wu
lng tor -the presentation ot wUllnlf to take all n~ pre-
awards. C"autlon~ for sanitation. He
City Manager Robert Shf'lton
submitted a S2.175.1»7 budget for
the comtnc ft.cs.l 1"1' to th~
Kewport &Ncb Cit)' Coundl Mon-
day noenlna. ~ annoUDC!Id that
Park fu.nd __ .08
Sewer repl~nt .03
Bond retlrement .. .m
1tet1remmt tund .. .11
.01 .u
tb.roql) the fclrmer Sc:out Jam· 'ftle ~ chanp ~-His aaodate. ~Barber. saJd
bone alte. provt4lnl •~ to mended f« Corona del Ma.r Is that the land u.e map ahowa 33
tbe ... eounty Acquatle Park re.mlllnl all of the .outbeuterty dupleus In the R-1 area below e COLD ltET AWAilDS
an• contlftuJ.Da Inland. I"'UChlY portScm to a multiple rsidentlal Seaview. The Art depl.l"tment came ftrst.
peralleUlnc the Upper Bay. .,.., MOlt 0( tM .,.. euterl:J W a 1 t e r Longmoor. chairman with JOid ~ colnr to ~
• At TwiUD Ave. ln CoMa of llarcuerite Aft. and below of the Plannlnc CommtssJon. Bush and Dave RA!nalter for their x-. Jut below 11th St. Twlt1n Cout mabWQ' 11 now R-1. sa.Jd. "We'U keep the z:onlnc as work ln Batrums Scholastk Ar1
.Ave. 1a MSanated u the maJor Tbe conwltana propoeed the It 1s unleo .,me dty eouncll In Show.
~ubted that the ~e would M-
a hNith hazard.
"Ttl~~ would be only one ma n
on thf' barg.." he ald. "l don't
Me how one man can ~t tlle
beach dirty "
Councilman Jay Stoddard aald ftCII'tlt-eoath 8trt!!et a t.bJII .,.... ehanp to ctqplex 10ntn1 ~ the tutu~ decides to cbanae It. FroiD the Drama ~nt
ratt.. U..D Jrrine Aw.. '!¥hldl their land \1M lltutlf abowM a I predkt that 10 ,..,.. ftOID now came two unexpected awarda
llU a ICMola lOC**1 on It -~We CIOIK'fttfaUorl of th.-people on ()clean IIMl. ,W from Mr. C cltama ~-DrJVIIID 11AJfD ar KACKili'E
11onc1e ~ the Jl1ab Sdlool ctu,paa. ...,_d7 lD tbAt arM be-aa1t tow multlplt ,_.dentlal .,n. Pit.. """ atwn to th• two '-t
• aad me ...., Barbot JllPlanda loW S..W. Ave. ln«-" acton of the,_,,~ Raslt· lilnL htrk'La 1lloce'& M. of
......_ At nnal'llday'• lltuctr -'on, All ancl• famll:J' --~ WOOGl4 ~ and Jaan 8uat\. 3110 CbaJ\Ml ltoll<l a& I boa. an
• At Rewpon ...... ln c.u ODandbDi.ll ~ ~ aiaiDid be ellm1Da ... ln Oarona ct.l )lfu ,.. G.A...A. ~ lltU' ILu plo}'M ol !I.-port • Balb<Ma
11..a. -.r __._ AY&. Ud lilt. W'lle. ""'" Ia OofoM del proper ~ tw U. ~-been awarded to OftlJ • atrta In SaY!nP Ia Loaa ~ su1hnd
1-nb lt. ............ QI'r&decl ...... .,..,. btu:ff .,_ ......, hdne Dr .• the biltar7 ol tbe doD~. ,... ft\.I.Nw·lAJGr.J ~ ~OOOfi
Aa ............ Ia ..., pro-l.al~. ~.r-A~cSo A.,.. M4·1tMIIfloet Dr. ,_, to«a atria~ It-S.. wtMn • ca t ._band tn a I • = at ft..,.... Aw. ln CIDita . · ~ .,._. II net ..,...,. All ol l'mM "'*** U. a.. ...... 11wrt1ara Dllltdl\, Carol ......_..._. l8olldllnt. wu _.._ 1111a ... ua .-ass· -.. .... uaa 1. tOiad •• oe,.... a...a> TaliCn. na• t~eaw. .., Dr. n.wa ww.a.
''we can operate u.ndet' this bud-1..24 ~
ret and hold to ~ l1.)t tax ra~ Ftrwt omclal public: beartnc on
that we haw for ttl• cu~nt the ~ bu~ .W be held
tbc-aJ )'Mr.* at t!» lune 10 Cou.ndl metUJ:ac.
The 1957-58 budcf't is unci« Pinal ~~be alftft at
the cunent )"Mr's total ot 12.538.· tbe J~ 16 IDIMU_nc. o:n but Includes no major capital Rae Is a AJDIIW')' of ~
lmPf'OWTMnt pro)lds or any up-~ d t:Y ~ bUC._ta.
cradt~ In t.M aa1ary ec:al•. tnclucUna ~ wttll u..
U propoals ol the atbtna Ad· C\lrl"eelt ynr'a tota.a.:
vt.ory Com.mJtt~ ~ a~ by CITY CO UN C 1 L: ~ th~ Council. ftn&De!na l*!d not b'CGl $38.3'71 to ft.~~ bt·
be by actdltlonal tax-. Nr. Sh~-cl~ • ~~ Ub0UJ1t c1
ton point~ out. 8oncJ --aooo tor ananttctpe ...
rould be uwd. hCl wet dltura ~ tax picture Ia • .hllow.: aTY <::LDK·'I"U:AAU11D: Jn.
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ct.UIIe ol tM poar.l .. OM of
., COlla ...... W.llln"& .... i'•l>er .. City 01 1118 them; I am proud 10 to _,. ,...
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C~UNGQQ
Couldn't help it, folh. I just couldn't resist this mugging photo
of one of the most wonderful gels in all the world. I c,n soy. of course ,
that I om bowing to public demond. end with !hot heppy excuse.
which is true. the Loq. once ogein. presents Keron Anno Hoepa. w1th
the some alert ond heppy ottitude thet she disployed in the picture
of three and e holf months ego when she wos 1ust fifteen minutes old.
This is o proqress report on "Princess" Korin Anne. accompany·
ing o photogreph taken lest Sundey, when she was e•actly fourteen
weeh ond e d&y old She is now eo octive fo urteen pounds_ ond five
ounces. reqistering " steedy goin of on ounce e day. Length IS twenty-
four ond o holf inches. o goin of four end e half inches. .
She hes enormous blue eyes, just es on the d ey of her omvol. She
is discovering o voice. chotters in &n ostoniuung vocal r&nge. quite
unontell:gible. Fine sense of humor. indubit&bly. bec~u~ she has . an
enchonting sm1le. ond loughs our loud end d•ar &t tomes. She sm1les
ot herself in e mirror. although thoroughly puuled. ·
Her diet now ondudes cereols ond orange juice and votomins. A
b1g treat is sunbothmg every doy: e•posure time alreody increosed
to si • minutes on eech s•de She hes just achieved the greot triumph
of turn.ng ove r oil by herself from her bed to her tummy. Sh• kid s
w•th the force of o footboll pleyer eod the groce of t1 b&llet dancer,
and swings her fists around l•le o pr:ze fighter
e CAU. JIB JOilUI The ute ot a wbat.-watcher
can be unpredictable. Aooordlna
to the C.Q_ loa, the Jut north·
bo\uld ~ay whale bead1nr tot
hla (or her) mmma vacation In
Bertna Sea wu seen on AprU 8.
I didn't really expect to aee any
more whalea (except poealbly a
fin-back or 10tne killers wbUe
dragging a Jig or a nytna-fish)
untJI about next Chrlstmu. Thls
week proved that you never
know what'• golna to happen
1 next.
To aet to the polnt. Jut 1bura-
day wu a bla day for the eye·
baller. I not only SAW a whale,
but had the unique experience
of being a Jonah, ll you know
what 1 mean. And. believe It or
not. It wu a hlattly aatlatytne
experience.
e VJSJTOU
For a week. the C.Q.'a have
enjoyed entertaining a quintet o1
relaUvea, the RaJnert'., the elder
lady of the famlly beinl Mamma
C.Q.'a atster. Brother·ln·law Pete a. witb tM State Department.
and their viaJt wu part ot a well·
earned vacation followtnr a
three-year ...Srnment In Aaun-
clon. Para,Uay. where the aenlor
male Ralnm wu U.S. VIce-Con·
sui In the Embasay.
flcled In ua that thlt wu bla
hobby. Whenever he wasn't buay
he apent hl.l time taklna picture.
ot the tiny klnadoms be aaw
evezy day!
e FOIIIJOII AID • obt')' autborl~.'lbe beR U.. for "'nn• ebel-.4 dLUd -.o hu
Would 10U Uke to pt aa ...._ cblldml to kvo thl) Ia wlaen mucb 18 d.nJed the tba~ con.,
about the efnd.enc')' ol ~· th.,-an eh1Jdren. hNnW Who trUW tf'hJeta It~ 1Jte ltll CNe
ment •ndfnlf a-d UA ·a.p. ant • abaJd ot oftendlna their nwanlna. nM aPP"dattol\ ol ).Ue
(Mlch.) 0ecqe ......... ntport leftllUw UtU• anp~ crlppl· COI'Ma on1J b'OIIl lM"' I~
on "Our J'~tan Al4 Proparn-llll their penonaUr:s.--ot ""-t· a part ot 1.. ·~ Ita IM•
a Bw.aueraUc: Htabtmue." lt't raunr t.tMm-to the polnt where rWce. lt. trapcly, Ita Mlf·denlal.
ln ttt. A.pr1J Readwa Dli'M u a no ~ctlon.~ are Mt up, are ttl heartaclut, ltl maJdnc DOth·
condenu.Uoo of Bou .. Report No. not prepfrlnr thetr on.prtnr for Ina to be to~~ t.rcm
10 of the Committee on Govern· the rouah and t\lmbJe Ute they teeUnr bunrer, d4Jiolat.km. nrl·
ment ()peratlona. m'* face when they ha"-out· .ery ... The. .,. the lnCN4t·
Copt• of No. 10 .,. avaUable rrown tb4 ne1t and mult make entt of character, ot peraona.lll1,
on appUcatlon to the Committee their own W&J ln tbe world. of comp...Sol\, ol aympatby, o1
on Gowrnment 0 per at Ion a. "For one thlna. we are ~-underatandlna -the t'OJIIJ'Uta
House of Repre.entatlvea, Wuh· lnl the development ot the next without wblch a chhd'a troYth
lnaton. D.C. generation by maklnr llle too La not complete, or tull. Ol' with
Allo read ''How Not to Handle euy for them. We want them to perapectlve · . ·
• REVD QJlOW OLD Forelan AJd" itt February'• Read· h ave atronr charactera. but we "My heart beatl with tboee er'a Direst. try by .wry means tn our com· who today are autrednr deprfva· Dt.aneyland La one ot the best • • • mand. to remove aU oMtacles In tiona, yet I do not feel truly
ways I know to keep from IJ'OW· e QUOTIJfQ their pattd, and all oppo~altJon aorry tor thml -except when
lne old. AI I left Monstro. 1 1 am dolna a bit or quotlne to their wishes. health la actually endanpred
stopped at the hat -ltore and !rom the words of aents who "Obedience a. a vital part of and aoul.s are permanently
boueht myaell a Union Army agree with me, !10 I approve of llvil\l. No ,..,_.ner what poaiUon damaaed.
cap. and became a member of them. They expreu my senti· "-'e hold In lite, 110meone else will ''Within thOM llmlta cteprtva·
the G.A.R. 1 already bad a ments better than I can, ao why a lways have authority over U8-t1on will be Jood tor them. '!bey
chanted Screen. The Adventure· cudgel my aeldoro braln when I and we either obey or take the will be bettft' men and women
land Bazaar produced all aorts can lltt their words llke present con....-.uences. for lt. When the.e thin-are ex· of 80\Jvenl.rs from a acoce o1 ~.. -; forelan Ianda. All the Ume I wu day foods-just warm and serve. "A wlae parent teaches a child pertenced throuahout the mak1n
theft, the earea of the world and To enlleh~n you u to where the prtnclple of obedience early, yeara -the ahaptna and ~~
the day were eone. I felt as and how I came upon these eems, so that be Is ready to oMerve yean -the yeara that chUdntn
though about 40 yeara had sud· I'll tell you: ThOM from the Rev. rules and regulattoM and respect of moderate and poor c:trcwn·
denly fallen away and that tome Edwin Gornke I heard flrat band authority later on. atancea wUl know ~ and re·
martc apell had made me young. In his Community Churt'h In Co· '"Mtere 11 nne line between member lona.-t -they are truly
It wu a wonderful feeling. I! rona del Mar. Surprised! The discipline and punlahmenl We the eood yeaR."
you're tJed to your old rocking second Ia from tbe l~troductJon cannot always tell where one • • •
chalr better take a trip to Dla· of the book entitled "Mte Yeara enda and the other begins. but e -wcr ~fEARS RO neyl~nd. You just CAN'T stay old Were Good" by Loula B. Seltzer. l It ls only through law and order With the aplralllna Increase of
lD that happy kingdom! recommend It for your reading. that we help the child to learn juvenile crime. there mu.t be
P.S. A hearty thank you to It covera a period of root hog or consistency and almpllctty. A 110me causes, I wonder what our
Monatro for at lut ma.ldne It I die, a per1od that made men of play-pen Is not primarily to keep present crop of yoone ~pie will
poutble lot this whale-watcher boya. the child ln. but to keep the do about their children. WW the
to have hl.a picture taken In the • D.-o• • •• : ... .:_ world ou<' <Like the mother who pendulum swtnr the othft' way!
ttl , "• • .. _ .. &Q wrote back to grandma -That Will they teach their children
proper ae na. So h"re are excerp•-from the 1 t t Jl ., th " nd no
City Liability
for Lifeguard
Duty Studjed
" .... p ay.pen you sen or mm.7 s at "no means no. a
Rev. Gomke's sermon, whkh he birthday la wonderful -I aet In amount of tears. whining or
pruched on Mother's Day. on the It every attemoon and Jimmy threatening wtll change It! They
topic "What's a home for!" can't get at me!) qulckJy catch on u to whether
"It is the appalling r~ponsl "A fence Is a law surrounding or not by the above means they
blllty and the glorious opportu-fret'dom. It simplifies life. can change no to yea or maybe.
nlty for parents to make men and "When a chlld la reared In a • • •
womt>n out of boys and girls. Christian home. It learns partly e rollKOSA BlOT
··The best that an Intelligent by the words that his parents Advice to U.S. 10ldlera on to· And. oh JOY to her parents ~he goes quietly to sleep after her
{,,.,.,, met~l. eround midn1qht. end sleeps soundly through the night,
until eoght or n.ne on the momonq She •s the pride of the household,
c.'lnd the most prec1ous and loveable bundle of energy &nywhere in
the un•verse
Planners Are Overruled
As Beer Permit Is OK'd
It's been a lona·t.irne·no-see.
for·l lut saw them In Phlladd·
phla. 10 year. ago. They've lived
ln South America for 12 of the
past 15 years. and nephew Tony
is the only one of the three Jun-The county's allocation to
lora born state-side Patty, age Newport Beach for lifeguard
11. was born In Rio de Janeiro; casu is being Increased from
Peter. better known u Butch. let $13.200 to $216.800 for the coming
out his first bleat In Bahia. rtacal year, but the Council Is
Braz.il. taking another h-.rd look at the
parent can do to express his love U'll', but chlt>ny throu~h what ts reign duty anent the r~nt riot
for a child Is to prepare him for called the language of relation· In Formosa over the acquittal, by
thl' successful ma11ngement of ships. A child knows that Cod a court martial of a U.S. Army
his own llfl'. Is dependable because his par-~rgeant accused of manslaugh·
•·Somt> time ago ll disgruntled ents are dependable: and hls ter of a native who waa killed
school tfi>a<'her handed In her rt>· parents are dependable because u a peeping tom: They should
<~lgnatlon. Jaylng: In our public they. In turn dl'pend upon Cod. caution their wives to pull down
S<-hools today the tPachers art' Thus a lso the churt'h acts shades while bathing. The only time they've lived In contract to check on lht> city's
the U.S.A. was a three year as· liabilities on beachea beyond
slgnment at Matamoras. Mexico. city limits. .
where they were able to live on City Mana~er Robert Shelton
the uS. side of the border In told Council Monday nlrht that
Brownesvllle, Texas. The entire the total mlleagt> of beach('S In ·
family <'an speak English. Spa-eluded in the contract Is redu<'t'd.
nlsh, Portuguese and a bit or The southerly limit now will be
N('wport Beach City Coundl 1 bay stre«.>t t>nds ot F. II and K Guarani. thl' tongue spoken by Crystal Covt>. and not El Morro
overruled thl' decision oC the Streets ~ hile a new committee the Paraguayan Indians. Papa Beac.-h But there will be addi-
Plannln' Commlsslon Monday works out plans to a('("'mmodate PNe goes th~m even better. since tlonal manpower requlremt>nts.
evening and approved Walter mon• boats; funds received from he can handle Italian. French because Cull time lifeguard pro·
Dilley's request tor a use per· bay front property ownera will and Gennan u well. tectlon will be provided this
mit to serve beer at Dilll")"s Cafe remain In tnlst for public lm· summa near the Santa Ana
at 51:17 E. Bay Ave., Balboa. provementA on the ~nln.ula. • SIGIIT IEEIIS ..__ River mouth.
On 2 occaaJon.a. the lut tlme • Rea.olve<t recommendations After aucb • lonr ab8elk.'e-'uvm Prtvate beeches. such u ety.
on April 1& the Plannlne Com· from the Parks. Beaches and the wondena of the U.S.A.. we stal Cove, provide their own llfe. wt>nt all out to &how them the s 1 ld Th t mission had rejected the appll-1 Recreation Commission on capl· 1 h d guards. Mr. he ton 'aa · a
cation for the reasons that tht> tal outlay Improvement for the best that Southern Calllom a a brought up question ot the city's
location was near a res idential 1957 58 budgE.'t. llstln~ Channel to offer. We tarted out with the rt>sponsibillty pnd llablllty In
7.one. whic-h Included seasonal PI P;uk In We<~t Newport as first San Juan Capistrano Mission and such areas. The matter was re-
rPntal apartments. anrt woulll prlorlly. bPaulifytng th£" 19th St. Knott•s Berry Fann Then. cam(' !erred to City Attorney Karl
attract the teenage grollp. tx>nrh as 'W<'onli prtonty. ant1 de 8 local tour. Including a boat -~ Davis.
Attorney Bradley Schwarz ap veloping Cliff Dr Park in N<>w trip around our harbor. the Buf· -------
pealt>d the rase to the Council port HPlght<o as thlrcl priority I talo Ranch and the rountry up OC J a....... R ffil'll
Both Mr. Schwarz by lettE-r anct • RP<'t>IVPd rf'Nlmmt>nclatlono; Lag_una Canyon. Th~r~a~ f~u:a~ ~ II ·
Mr. Dilley In pt>NOn assert('cl , rromm tht> Park Commission and us In a well known po a pentlE.' o··-····1 of St 1-L-, that tht' plaN' was no longPr a thf' Cf'ntnl Nt>wport ~ach C(lm-helm way. named for ~ · 1 .... 1... • ...... ' man who '" known all ovt>r lhl' malt shop. but a rt'Staurant . munlly A"-<~n for rledlcatlng the 1 Th chlldrt>n
would not allract teenagPr c!IPn ummprov('cl r tt y Jot~ along Bal-world ;s w:ht. 1 e Paraguay
tclE'. and that therc w~rt' amplt> boa Blvd. adjac-t>nt to the City away own ::e hi~ and his
and strict Jaws prohibiting salt' Trailt'r Park. for park and rP<"re k~ow all ahbol h w call Disney-
of alroholic bevt>ra~fi>S to minor.; ation use. Including t e n n I s kmgdom, w c e
Mr. Dilley said tht're WNP otht>r I rourt~ land.
plares nearby that sold beer e Acc-t>ptli'cl thP impro,•cmf'nts e ADVEJfTtJltE & TONOUOW
Counrtlman Sandy MacKay., and relt>a!ICcl ~urt>ty bonds In We took the ride down the
rommf'ntlng that It woulrl prob ronnection with Waltl'r Mf'Hntt'"' Ama700 first. Aftt>r many a trlp
ably be unconstitutional to d«.>ny Tra<'ts 3003 and 3057 In Harbor I to the Land or Disney, It's still
the permit. move1l to approve 1 Highlands and Austin Sturt~· my favorite part of this tasclnat-
the rcqut>st Councilman Ut' vant'" Tracts 3000 and 3032 tn lng, out-of-doors circus. although
Wildt>r c;econded thl' motion. and the Westclift subdivl<~lon. 1 can hardly walt to get on Tom
It was pas.'l('d unanimously. I • ACC:epted tht> oaths of offk e Sawyer Island, prt>sently under·
Cou ncil_ also: or !lpectal pollt'f" offi cers Jamt>s going a very extl'nslve bit of e Rcrt>lvf'ci 9 bids for the Har McCoy. Will Keller and Harry plastic-surgery in preparation for
bor Highlands fire station, ran~ Lawrence. the after-schools-out horde of
ing from $34,700 to $43.600; re-I would be advt>nturers.
rt>rred the bids to the city en-Hit II. R• Bu...t• Frontier-land had a hOI!rt of
glnet"r and city manager. Low , ... new attracttons. and the ride on
bid was from B. C. Crow; next II .... ....LI WOIIH DtR the Rainbow Caverns mlnt>-traln was trom Allan Ritter for $35.· U5ll ldt a glowing memory. In the
485. I . shop that features all sorts of • Denied the SS.OOO claim or It s rathe~ unusual to return thin s that n uoresce. t had a
Robert L. Speth, for damages In home and fmd a bur~lar Inside tou t time tearing myself away
an acctdent Aprll 15 lnvolvln~ I your residence. To have the bur· wlt~out buy\ng a black light. a
Street Supt. Bill Covert; referred glar knock you down a s he ad et that hu always fascln·
the claim to the city's Insurance l leavt'S I, a more unusual story. gte<t' e It would make a good carriers one whlrh. however. happenl'd 3F h ~ ·D t · h h t M R th at t>r s ay presE'n . • Rec.-eivPd an appeal from Sunday at t e orne o r!l. u TomOrTowland held the boys·
A. T Campbell from thl' Plan· Stickler. 3631 Seaview Ave .. Co· favorite at1ractlon. the Autopla,
nlng Commis.,lon denial or a I rona del Mar where the can drive miniature ya<'ht anchorage permit for Fea· Mrs Stickler 8ald that when but real a~tomobllea. The rest of
turellnt> Inc. at 43231,;, W. Coast she walkf'd Into her house. she h stuck with me In vot-
Hwy . near Balboa Coves: st>t I was ronrrontf'd with a small. :n e ~::~he jungle-river ride u
June 10 as hearing date dark man with a doctor's bag lh g to Item And then we went
• A~pted the rl'Commend&· and Jewtlry In his hand. The toe th~ "ha· lest kin dom of
tlon ot tht" Balboa Point Assn. to I man knocked her down and ran them all" a~Pthey sayg on tele·
table plans for boat slips at tht" out or the door. vlsion--F~ntasyland.
Ent.rH .. SK-d Clns Mett.f 1ft tiM Pott Office •• c.,_. dol Mar, C.lif.
"'Widlecl --'fy, 011 Tltvn4•y. '" tt.. City CJf Newport leech, c.rtf. Office .ttc~ pt'l"*"'' pJ. .. t 111 the EMit" lundi"t: -m .. , •ddroN: 2150 E. c-..
Hithwey, C«o11• d•l Mer, c.fifwtiJ..
ffilPHONES: HAIItiOIIt II 14 attd II II
MEMIEA OF CAliFOitNIA NEWSPAPlllt PUiliSHEIItS ASSOCIAnON
lvtd CJf the NATIONAl EDITORIAl ASSOCIATION
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Orange Coast College trustees
ha Vl' reaffirmed their dismlll.s-
al of Henry Clinton St. John.
tonner ln.,truc:-tor, fired during a
loyalty Investigation In 1953.
Mr St John appealed tht> case
to the Superior Court, then the
Supreme Court of the State. In
each c-ase the court upheld the
right or the board of trustee~~.
The permanent dismissal by
the board thla week resulted
from the rl'<'ent Supreme Court
confirmation.
LECAL ROTICE
NOTICE OF PUBlJC HEARJNG
Notice is hereby given that the
City Council of the City of New.
port Beac-h will hold a continued
public hearing on Ordinance No.
822, reeardlng Plannlna Commls·
slon Amendment No. 34, to
amend zoning ot a portion of Lot
157, BJock 52, Irvine Subdivision.
Newport Beach. from "U" to "R· l·B ..
Notice Ia further elven that
the said continued public hear.
lng will be held on the 24th day
o1 June. 1957. at the hour of
7:30 o'dock p.m. In the Council
Chambers of the City Hall of the
City of Newport Beach at which
Ume and place any and all per-
sons Interested may appear and
be heard thereon.
Margery Schrouder
City Clerk
CJty of Newport Beach
NO'IlCE OF PUBUC HEARJNG
Notice la hereby rtven that the
City Councll ot the City of New.
port Beach wUl hold a public
hearina on the applteaUon of
Featu:rellne Inc., 432j W..t Cout
Hlabwa.y, ftewpott Beach. tor u.e
Permit No. 331 to permit the C.'On·
ltructlon, opera.Uon and maJnte·
nance of • prlvate yaebt andtot·
ap at 4323~ Wilt Cout RiCh·
afra id or the principals. the prln-through tht> home. Even though People who live In gla.u houses
cl pals are afraid or the superin such an Ideal Is not always ac:--shouldn't take a bath ln the day·
tendents. the superintendents are hleved -Is this not the goal of time or throw stones. Is It pos·
atra.ld or tht' board, the board Christian parenthood?·· slble that thHe ~pie reeard
mf'mbt'rs a re afraid or the par-• • • the prac-tice of window peeping
ents. thfi> parents are alrald of • EDITOrs ADVICE In the cateJOry of innocent fun!
the c-hildren. and the children art> Here's what Editor Louie Sell-
afraid of nobody. z.er had to •y:
"Our job Is to put the fu r or "Struggle is good for the I<IUL I N s u R A N c E
God Into our children without I have had my full share of lt. FIRE-KARINE-AUTO
browbeating them.. If they are It b shaping, building. atrenrth·
to grow into responsible adults. enlnr. even wben, at tlmet1, It W. C. WAGNER
law.abldlne and capable of aeema alma.t intolerable. I have a6 E. 17th St.. ec.ta Mea
boldlna jobe. they must .ome· bad no tlme;:~f~orLw~or:m~y:·~an=d~even=~~~~~~~~..,~~JIA~~~ whme learn to follow rules and 1-for -~
For Your Con-nnienc&-
OP£11 AU DAY
TH URSD AY
IEIORIAL DAY
HEN
TURIEYS
10 TO 12La. AVEJLACE
mEAL SIZE FOB TOO BU·B·Q11E
••• 08 LET US DO TilE COOKIXC
AT A ROIUJUU. CIIABGE.
OICAJI MAYEa'S
342. E. Colli • ._ •• ,
CORONA DEL MAR
Ha.W 412C
CANNED PICNICS• ........... 'r
UTB BLACK IIAWK
SMOKED HAM
SiTCiiraACoN 67;.
BU"ItOB&il .arl FAMOUS. L&AII 6 TA11U
PURE PORK SAUSAGE 491.
,
FLORIST De Murl T osh, left, and Velma O 'Brien,
right, gang up on Mrs. 0 . C. Robertson of New.
port Heights to sell her a corsage for the benefit
of Mentally Retarded Children's Associetion. The
flori st is treesurer of the Orenge County Floral
Association, who made the corsages end donated
them as en annual money raising project for the
Association. Miss O'Br ien is 9wner of O 'Brien's
Specialty Shop, one of the spots where corsages
were sold. This year the florists s ur passed
their goal of $2,000 for the mentolly retarded
children by more then $500. (Terry Boris photo).
Assistance League Reports
Success for Thrift Shop
• BAJlBOB COOlfcn. P1" A
The Assistance League Mom·
lng CoU~ which waa held at the
league center wa..s a record suc-
cess. More than 300 penoru who
attended brought bundles. In·
e-luding all typt'S or household
ar1ides. They will be sold at the
h.•ague's Thrift Shop to help
support the Or. Robert Olander,
D 0 S Dt>ntal Clinic, which was
established a nd is maintained
by tht> h•ague
Prt>!lld<'nl Mrs. 0 G. Suess, on
behalf of the league, expressed
HOME
LOANS
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
TWO OFFICES
To Serve You
LAGUNA lEACH
AND
SAN CLEMENTE
QUICK
24 HOUR SERVICE
LOW
LOW "UDUCING"
INTE1t£ST RATES
EASY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
FRIENDLY
SYMPATHETIC SERVICE
FREE
CUSTOMERS' PAilKINO
ESCROW savea.
EfRCIENTLY OfUATID
a "big thank you" to all who
responded. Many of the con·
trlbutlons received by the Thrift
Shop were brought prior to the
coUee.
Arrangements for the affair
were made by Mrs Austin SttJr
tevant. h011pltallty chairman;
and her committee. Mmes. Ar
thur Best, Willard Killion. AI
len Crlsell. Clarence Coo~r. Dale
Ra~y. Lonnie VIncent and Ed·
ward Millet.
The constant n ow of guests
were welcomed by Mayor Dora
Hill and Mmes. Nelson Neice.
Leon Yale. John Boyd Jr., Robert
Gardner, Fred Kuster and Charles
Sparkuhl.
White ceramic birds hovered
above nora! arrangements of
glossy greens, pink gladiolus
and purple stock. Mrs. Lonnie
Vincent and Mrs. Allen Crlaell
provided centerpieces for the cof·
fee tables.
~~ at the tabla were Jlme~. Sue., Hay ~mhelm.
Ra.rold Ouistl«, Everett Gard·
ner, Rlebard Cut.le. E. M. Crary;
and h-om the Junior Lea rue. Mrs.
Robert Crowner, chairman. and
Mmes. James Laws, Hans Broer-
ing, Robert Hartley and Dean
Bradford.
New committee chairmen ar(>
Mrs. William Kirby and Mrs
Maxwell Sturges. ways and
means; Mrs. Arthur Lewis, den·
tal cllnlt': Mrs. E. S. White and
Mf'll. Charles Sullivan, toy work·
shop; Mrs. Lester Lowe and Mrs
Donald Colegrove, thrift shop:
Mrs. John Webster. house chair-
man; Mrs. Lawrence Brown .
scholarship: Mrs. Willard Kll·
lion. properties; 1\frs. Card(>n
Walker, garden: Mrs. Paul Rog
ers, party rentals; Mrs. John Os·
bum, sustaining memtwrs. ancl
Mrs. Wilfred Berls and Mrs. How·
ard Petersen, publicity.
Heart Attack
Story Spiked
A trusty serving time In New
port Beach JaU for ctrlving while
Intoxicated claimed to have suf
fered a hear1 attack was taken
to Orange County Hospital. and
was returned to jail after X·Rays
and an examination revealed he
had no coronary ailment what-
soever.
Raymond Brown. 53, of 106 E.
Bay Ave~ Balboa, was working
at the city yards when, he said.
he thought he • was having u
heart attack. Brown was brought
to the pollee station and treated
by a ·doctor who advtaed he be
taken to the h011pltal.
Hospital records ~ealed that
Brown had no heart trouble, but
that be dJd have a lone rerord of
fabe clalma to heart allmenta.
He wu releued ~m Jail after
puttlnc up ball
.. E..tWIII
lttkl .... , •• .,
A work.'lhop will be held Mon-
cl:ly by the Harbor Council ot
PTA at the Flrst Baptlst Church,
Magnolia and Santa Ana ave-
nu~. Costa Mesa.
The confert'nce, which will be·
gin at 9:30. will provldt' lnstruc·
tlon on PTA duties tor all new·
ly insta lied unit leaders and
chairmen from the Individual
schools of the Newpor1·Costa
Mesa areaB.
Mrs. William O'Brien, presl·
dent of the Harbor Council. will
give th(> highlights of the 58th
PTA convention held May 8-9-10
In Long Beach.
In preparation for their part In
the work~hop, Mrs. Harvey Pease,
Mrs. Ma lcolm Reid. Mrs. Dennis
Hogland, Mrs. Warren Blinn,
Mrs. Webster Jones and Mrs.
O'Brien attended a county-wide
meeting of the Fourth Dlstrlct In
Carden Crove on May 16.
• • •
• IIOUCK DSJall PTA
Mra. Donald Rudcne.ton ot 901
Clift Drtve, Cllft Haven, wu in·
1taJled u president of the Horace
Enslen P.T A. Jut week at the
S<'hool gyr1maslum.
Mrs. Sydney Gaynor was in·
stall(>d as first vice-president;
Mrs. Fort"St Smith, .econd viC't'·
presldt'nt: M~. John Haas. third
viC't' president; Mrs. Nat Seal.
rorrespondl ng sl'<.'rt>ta ry ; Mrs.
Lyell Buttermore, recording sec·
retary; Mrs Tt>d Lindstedt. treas-
urrr; Mrs. Harl Burnett. historian:
Tllrlen Farris, auditor; and Mrs.
Paul M. Rogers, parliamentarian.
Mt>mbNs voted to present S250
surplu~ funcls to the Horace En-
sign Sc-hool for the purchase of
library hooks.
A !lqunrP dancing rl'<.'ltal. un·
rl<'r lh€' cllrt'<'tlon of Miss Eliza-
beth Erlwards. was presented by
sturlcnt!l or the sixth Jtrade
~vrnth and eighth students
modlert hnnrt made c I o thIn g.
(rom aprons to sports and street
wear.
Jr. Fishi•c Tour~ey
Will Start J-15
The annual Junior F'lshermen's
Tournament. sponsored by the
Balboa Angling Club, will start
Saturddy, J une 15 and continue
through August 17.
This year more and bigger
trophies will be awarded. where·
as. In the past. only one junior
fisherman was crowned champ-
ion. Trophies will be awarded
and a party will be held for all
tournam<'nt participants Satur-
day, August 2l.
The tournament will be dlvldl"d
Into 2 divisions. Children from
ares 5·10 will be In division one,
and children from 11-15 will
comprt.e dlvi&Jon 2..
The Junior Championship ls
awarded to th~ fishermen who
catch and welrh In the most
edible variety of fl&h (one fish
of each c1.a.u only. reea.rdJess of
stu, except thoee fLsh under the
Ftah A Game ~~latJona).
Individual trophle. wtll be
liven to penona eetc:hJq the
•......-ftsh tn the foUowtnc
Dldt Ewert. owner CJi bet'• cl.._: alb&ean. barracuda. 1~ Star. and wteru Or· .,._ bonito. corblna. h:allbuL
an,. County JOU•, beat Jeny m~ • .,uln croaker, tuna.
Be&p.I.D Jut w.ek to ..... the wbtte ._be-. ,.uowftn croak·
rr.fdent"a CUp 'l'ou.mameftt at tor, and ,.uo.t.all.
1.rvt1w Oorut OINJttr7 Clatt.. Oo-ebalnna o1 t.be JunJot LA&UNA lEACH
mo.-A ...
IHONI HY 4-U77
Paul Du.klw.m tiM .sc..,...... 1'ournamnJ ClOIIUDJttee 1ft Dr.
dmt'a fitpt; l. E. LW4Je, flnlt atntoft "ntmble a.Dd Bob Sco-
ftleht; ~ Taube, 1100D4 fteld. f1leht: Ed Goddard. third ftlatat:
Earl lta.n)-.y. faurth fUib.t; 'llrt ll1lm •..-o Taft X&D& .....,__ ma ma-t: GUitird Am711t-~~a•an LaDe. ...
,_,... lbth fl.IPt: _.. wu.oe. of ~--'t.c.a of Ill now. a.
IWtlltll fUPt: ... IIIJM ....... ODIIa ..... •••ttr '=*.r. tD eiPth flillat. ..-:laJIQD ...... fir. ............... AMI--AlP-
... ,.., d• _,.. IMI JD "-cna ~ ONIIIfa _. lilt·
.... .-............ -Call ............... 'hal. ... IIIIIWUH•..._llJ.L efV 1181,_...._...._
Mariners BaiJk Merges
Yrllh carlfoinia Bank
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Mer-pw ot the Marlnen Bank tual tran.ter ot buatnesa la ex-
of Newport ~b and Ita branch pected to take place about .July
ln San CleiMnY u orne. of the 1. tollowtnc a pproval ot •hare-
Calltom.la Bank 1.a ~ by holdfta.
Aahby PowelJ, 10n of Mr. and
Mrs. A.. K. Powell ot 319 car .
nation Ave., Corona del Mar, won
top honors In the South Coast
Gun Club May 17 amalJboq
tournament.
(•o .,...., w..w--. ts ea.. ...._
W£IGD OWLY ll 01. a ... .uyraraa,we
A New Concept ln ~
&adlo. Ear Phone and Catr7· loa Cue ()p(Jon&l. £xtn. Ed•ar a. Hlll, sn-ident ot Ma-Thla merpr wW l'fve the CaJI.
r1Mn. and FrankL. Jttna. Prell· fomia BanJc Jta aeeond local of-
dent ol CaJUomla Bank. flee. The tor-mer Newport Harbor
Tbe msl'l!f hu been apptOVed Bank became the Corona del Mar
by both Boatd.a of Directors. AJ!. Office of the Calltornta Bank Jut
month.
Aabby won a cold medal In
the 50·Yard metalJic 1llbt match
with a IICOft of 397x23. Re w u
allo hlrh man of the evenlne
with a.n arrrecate .c:ore ot 7'9Qx43
out of a poul~ 800x80.
IIVISIHR Cl. ua.un ....... ~c..e. .....
Vandals Paint
Inside House
Vandala alopped d I f f e r e n t
colora of paint on wal11, doors,
slnka, and proved the~TU~elve• In·
competent Interior decorators
Monday nleht. May 20 and did an
estimated $1,000 damage to a
horne under construction at 34th
St. and Balboa Blvd . Newport
Beach.
Vandw apparently entered
the home, which la proper1y of
Cardinal Homes. Inc , of Costa
Meaa, by use of keys lt'ft In the
garage. The keys were not
found.
'In com.menttnr on the factors
lnOuenclnr the corulderatlon to
me rge with California Bank. Mr
HIIJ atated: ''The entJre coa..stal
area aerved by The Mariners
BJnk hu. In the past several
years, underrone tremendous
growth. In the face of Juch
growth, both In population and
Industry. merginr with a larger
bank with greater capital struc
lure will enable u.s to meet all of
the needs ol the communities we
serve." I
There will be no changi"S In
personnel of The Marinl'rs Bank.
Mr. King said. President Hill and
Executive VIce President Joseph
Steelman wiU become vice pres!· I
dents oC Calltomla Bank. Theo
Wallington. aulstant vi~ presl·
dent and manager. wUI continue
in that position at the San
Clemt'nte Otflce. AJI other per
sonnel in both offices w ill re.
main In their pr~nt capacities su
The kitchen bar and cabinets
were smeared with red paint.
The hallway was done In gray.
and the number one bedroom
and wardrobe doors were painted
grey a nd roae enamel. On the
bedroom walls In gray and rose
paint were the words "I Love
Bill" and "I Love You Clorla".
Walla in the dreulng room
were spattered with gray, and
the doors of that room were
smeared with rose enamel. The
sJnk In the bathroo m was
smeared with cream paint. .,.. ..........
T11 D,_. T1 Bilk
California Bank h as 60 o((I{'(>S
in Southern Calltomla. Orange
County offices of the bank arc
loc:ated In Anaheim, Brea, Corona
del Mar. Fullerton. with three In
Santa Ana. The Mariners Bank
has resources In excess of $7.000.·
000. California Bank's resources
total more than $950,000,000
Boy on Bike .
Runs into Car
POSITIVELY
PREVENTS
SUNBURN
A Newport Beach man was
booked by pollee u "too drunk
to book" last Thursday follow .
lng h is arrest shortly after mid·
night near 15th St. and Balboa
Blvd .. Balboa.
Paul F. J uhlke. 23. of 103 Mc-
Fadden Place. while drlvtng In
a lane of oncoming traffic on
Balboa Blvd .. struck the curb of
a divided Island at 15th St., blew
out 2 tires, and damaged one of
the wh~ls.
Juhlke lmmedlntely nt'd. The
motor of h is car \\'as running and
the lights were on. A by·stander
Informed pollee of the direction
In which J uhlke ran.
Pollee found him hldtnr be-
tween a building and garage on
tbe southwest comer of Balboa
Blvd and 15th St. Pollee aald he
wu .o Inebriated that be could
not stand alone.
When uJced If the car that
Thomas R. Mallard. 13 or 1(}1
15th St. Ba lboa, r('('('i\'ed a pos·
slblt' ba<-k In jury M ay 19 after·
noon wht'n he ran h1s b•cycl(>
Into a car dn,•en by Kt>rt Jor
dan, 16. o ( Rivera . at the cor
ner of 15th St. and Balboa Blvd
Th(> Jordan vehicle was travt'l·
lng ('1\St on Balboa Blvd Pollre
said Thomas. who was riding In
th(> cros.s walk. apparently ran
Into the side or Jordan's c-ar.
Thomas was treated at Hoag
Hospital.
Phone :n your news stories to
your local newspaper, the En·
.Sift. Harbor lll4.
(or your money back)
:111 day in the sun -even the tint
day' SEA & SKJ'1 poat1ve actwn con-
ditions skin, prevenu pulua1. leta you
t:ln beauWuJJy without diacomlort ...
you'll have a lonc·l.astinc tan others
adrntrl" That's why SEA
~ SKI outaells all other
suntan product&
Look for SEA A SKJ'e If-'
cia.J offer claplay featunnc
Tmy-Tou 8WUD trunb for
only ~ (reJ. $1.96 value)
with uy .U.. SEA A SKJ.
At bftur ~. UCII'iet)',
Gild UporUft.«nt •torn ill Kftj!»NIUII!We
eq....u 6octNe Gild p/ladc,....
ran Into the curb wu his. Juhlkt' ""'!WE .............. J'hrn 1•
replied. '1t ain't nobody elSA>s " IIAJDOa 2271
COlO i DEL IIAI PUIIIICJ
He was booked for lntoxkatlon
and as too drun~k~to~boo:::k~·----~::~::~~~~~~~~::~~======'=1=27==E.==~=====II=wy==·=-.u====J=arn===~====~=====~===~========~
• Drive with core ... ever)'Wtlorel
•
They're eager-beaver beauties ...
these Chevrolet wagons!
Talk about bard-working wagons! Chev-
rolet offers you the handsomest line--up
of all. Whether you banker foe a waaoo
for do-it-yourself projects. to tote out-
dcxr gear. oc as an all-round family
car-here are eqer beaVU'I to aee-
1'bere are t1ro-<1oor and four-<ioor
models. with liz-or ~
c:apacities. 1bey ooovert in a 6ab
to tab up to ball a too ol c:atJO.
1be WJpte opma fint. 10 there are
lots of loads you can slip in without
having to open the topgate.
Being Olevrolets. they have the per-
f~. too; up to 245 • V8 horsepower
that's frisky, smooth and quiet. 1'be
one you cbooee will be a joy to handle
with its steady way of JOl.QI. its eaer s.teeri.aa and aJat respoc~ See ,_,
WIIOD at your Oa:wa old. dealer'• 100111
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For a LMge S.&eetion of
YARDAGE -UNENS
BEDDING -NOTIONS
PATTBNS
BOYS' & GIRLS'
TOT to~
ClOTHING
ENJOY1NG THE STYLES shown at the recent fashion luncheon
presented in Chef's Inn, COI'ona del Mar, for the benefit o~ St.
James Day School are, from left, Mrs. John W. Oertley of Balboa,
Mrs. Harvey Somers of Balboa, Mrs. Robtrt Bom.ion of Harbot
Island. Mrs. 1\rthur Williams of Harbor Island end Mrs. Chris Colton
of Balboa. (Terry Boris photo).
lARRow's
l-404 V'WI Lido
Newport Beech, c.lif.
J'DII'ISJIES BOOT TaA!IfiRG
Seaman apprentice Lynn D.
~am. son of Mr. and Mrs. John
PelT)' o! 3411 lSth St., Newport
Helabt.s, recently finished boot
training at the Naval Tralnina
Center. San Dleao.
Church Choirs Are Honored
at Sunday Lutheran Service
Clr ••••• , .. .. , .............. ,
Cbarld Hutcllin.aOn of 415
Harding St., Balboa, wu booked
for lntoxJcarton early Tuesday
May 21, foUowtn1 a chain re·
action accident Involving 3 cars
and a parklna meter In front of
Port Orange Trailer Sales on
Coast Hlehway, Newport Beach.
Hutchinson was treated for Ia·
ceratlons on the forehead.
flow ••• .,.. SUIIDA YS 1:30 Ll. to 12:30
~elena's
FADS AND FASHIONS
JUNIOR • MISSY SIZES •. .DRESSES . PLAYCLO'I'HES
270 E.. COAST BICIIWAY
BABBOB 6173 COBOKA DEL MD
JOHII P. DEWHURST
UFE INSURANCE SPECIAJ..lST SAYS:
"YOU CAN BE SURE OF TWO THINGS
WHEN YOU TALK WITH ME.
No. 1. Jfo effort wW be made to ..U
dUiiAg the flnt call.
No. 2. Tbue w1l1 be llO MCOild call Ull·
leu you request lt. ..
For a helpful discussion of your busi-
ness, famUy protection. retirement. or
estate conservation needs call either
Uberty 8-9706 or HEmlock 7-4139.
Suite 410 -F cS M Bldg., l..oa9 Beach
Church Choirs of the Newport
Harbor Lutheran Church were
honored during Choir Recognition
Sunday last week at the church.
Both the Chancel and Carol
choirs received praise for their
services at the regular Sunday
services and for the annual con·
cert and special holiday music.
Mrs. Carl WebSter of directs
Mrs. Cameron
Heads Panhel
Mrs. Merton Cameron of 1501
Kathleen Lane. Harbor High·
lands, has been Installed as
p~sldent of the Harbor Pan·
hellenic. She succeeds Mrs. Ed·
gar Witmer.
Other oUicers are Mrs. Bert
Esplau. first vice-president In
charge of programs; Mrs. Ralph
Michelsen, second vice-president
In charge of scholarships; Mrs.
William Dana. third vice-presl·
dent In charge of ways and
means; Mrs. Edga r Hirth. treas·
urer; Mrs. John Echternach, rec·
ordlng secretary; and Mrs. Wit·
mer. parliamentarian.
Hostesses at the Installation at
the Newport Harbor Yacht Club
were Mrs. Witmer. Mrs. Kenneth
Sampson. and Mrs. John Reed.
the Carol choir at the 8 :45 a.m.
Sunday servtcea. Members of the
Carol choir are Marylin Koehler.
Ellen Tollefsen, DavJd Zlmman.
Sandy Hayden, Carol Sauter,
Dietrich Vogel. Gayle Lampert,
J im Rogney, Jim Garnett, Candy
Wester, Sandy Schultz. Patsy
Mackey, Sonny Hayden. Jean
Allen. Carol Wedeking. Roxanne
Smith, Don Hardy, Barbara Paris.
Dickie Pans. Bill Carnett. Joan
Mann, Roger Williams. Cecile
Smith. Pamela Lampert, Sharon
Vyesugt, Jean Suddendorf. Carla
Wedeking. Diane Goemer. Roy
Gesley. Ann Van Note. and
Patty Suddendorf.
Fred W. MarUn Is director of
the Chancel choir. Members are
Mrs. Irwin Allen. Mrs. Henry
Anderson, Diane G e 1 1 b a u m.
Carole Gordon. Kay Miller, Mrs
John Neff, Delores Prior, Carol
Rogney, Karen Tollefsen. Mrs.
Marte Borgman, Mrs. Cecelia
Camarata, Mrs. Edythe Erick
son, Mrs. Dorls Gordon, Mrs.
Clara Hlnderaker. Mrs Harold
Netlman. Mrs. Ed Fountain. Mrs.
John Hampton, Mrs. Margaret
Vader. Don Bowman. N C. Grlf·
fin. J. L. Hayden. and Robert
Tuff.
Mrs. Erlcluon. Mrs. Neff. and
Mrs. Neuman are soloists. Dale
W. Young. who has given recitals
In Europe, Mexico. Cuba, and the
United States. Is the church or·
ganlst.
Hutchinson was traveling west
on Coast Highway and hit the
parkt'd car of Charles Champer·
lin of 104 W. WUson St.. Costa
Mesa. The Impact caused the
Champerlln car to run Into and
break of! a parking meter and.
at the same time. went on to hit
the parked car of William Cltta.
Jr .. of 546 Tus Un Ave., Newport
Heights.
FIRS! HUaCH 0 , CHRISl
SCIEHTIST
J)O) Vle Uclc.. NeWDOrl '-•~It
A br•rKh The Mother Church, The
Fi"t Ch of Chriat. Scienti1t. in Sot
ton. Men•chu•ett.. Sun41ey School _ 9; 15 e.m
Su,.d•y Service ---·--II -()() •·"' Wedn•sd•y Evenin9 Mee+in9 1:00 p.m
Reedi119 Room ICKeted e+ )) 15 Vie
lido, Ne .. porl S..ch. is ope<~ wM I
de )'I from 9:00 e.m. to S :00 p.m.
Wednesde)'l front 9:00 e.m. to 7:-4S
p.m. Fndey .-.e<~l"9t from 7:00 p.m. tc
9:00 p.m. Closed Holide)'l.
Tll. public ia cordially invited to et
tend the cl!urch MrvicM end uM the
lteedinq Room.
116811 EARNINGS
MAlE YOUR SAYINGS
PP.«<t./
How proudly you puff out
your chest when that pay
check gets a •juicy plum '
increa se.
So it is with savings. Our
big 4% means an important
increase of 33~ to 60 per.
cent over the meager 2~ to
3 percent most savings earn.
And you get a big dividend
four times a year.
Your money is loaned in the
........... ,.. ... ,..
form of First Trust Deeds f«
buying, building or improv-
ing of homes in prosperoos
Orange County. This alone
should be safety enough -
but for ,aas safety -ea~
account up to $10,000 is i•
sured by an agency of the
United States Government
Do as more than 8500
happy savers are doing.
Open an account with us
today-in person-or mail a
check or money order. Yotl'
Pass Book to bigger earnings
will be sent you at once.
NIWPOIII BALaOA SAYIIIGI
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION '·A. 1.4LMU., ,,./iJft6
3366 VIA LIDO, NIWPOIT IIAC~ CALifOINIA
•andt OHa • 2«11 Eall CooJI Higlrway. Corona del Mol
T f l fP H O N I -lOT H OffiCfS-HAIIO I 4 2 0t
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SAVE Willi A
Farmer's Policy
Power Boat
RegaHa Set
A power boat regatta la tenta·
B R U C E M A R T I N tlvely ~heduled ln the North
Lido Channel tor the week-end of
Sept. 14 and 15.
lltWuL tire e/rud, ol 'IJ«pt eluJia
AUTO-JRUCI-fiRE-UfE Plans for thls repeat of last
year's spectacular were described
LOCAL AGENT by Urban Beh at last week's
1793 NEWI'ORT AVE.. COSTA MESA -ml.'etlng o! the Newport Harbor •!!!'!;!O;FFI~CE:;;;:;.;U~be~rty!;-8;.·.;5554;;.;;..~!"!""!!!!!!!~~~·RESIIIIIIII!!!. !!U!!Ibertyiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!S-!!5063!!!!!!~ Cham b<-r of Commerce directors '!!! at the VIlla Marina
/!r~-... ,....--Waltah Clarke's Hawaiia• Sho,s ~"~ ..... ~/~, \ sroi!T'SWEA.Jl tram w.AIJtmJ rf ' l Swim Suits. Sarongs. Dresses. Kelkis ~lldren' ...
Things. Muumuus. Luau Costumes. Men a Aloha
Shirts. Gifts. Decorations. South Sea Party Deco= 14.0 South Coast Bl•d. (aat to~) l..aiJuDG
209 MAJillfE AVE.. B OA ISLAXD
picture yourself
in a setting designed especially for you
by Htlm Fi;htr Pinu, A.J.D.
.. now r~presencing che world-famous
Los Ang~lcs D«orarot.SCUclio of &dter Bros.
io the South Coast area
F~r tlmrt~ti"l ;,/~
., t~ffJIIIklli•"· u/1 Htln Fidtw Pi lid 111
HVIIII ··62 ,, Uf'l*' BucJ,
•Aa&Ba ••os.
He said that the Junior Cham·
tx-r of Commerce Is willing to
take It on as a proj('('t and will
raise the required $700.
Kt>n Sampson, rt'<'ently ap·
pointed as Harbor manager for
Orange County, said that such
an event could be held In tht>
Upper Bay when the watt>r park
and stadium are completed.
The dlre<'tors accepted a pro·
posal presented by Bill Schock
for the Snowbird A.'ISn. to run
tht' annual Flight of the Snow·
birds under Chamber sponsor·
ship.
B.l. Church Reyeals
Pla1s for UIJMiiH
The Balboa Island Community
Methodist Church Is making
plans for the expansion of the
sanctuary and a limited number
or church school rooms.
Escrow proceedings have been
completed on the purchase of
the one a nd halt Jots directly
south of the church, which 1s
located at 115 Agate Ave. The
chu~h Is pu~haslng the property
for $12.500. The board of trustees.
with Robert S. Guenther as presl·
dent. handled the negotlaUon.
Cllristia1 Senlce
Dillies Ollllletl
New o!Ocen of the· Woman's
Society of Chrtntan Service of
the Balboa aland Community
Methodist Church held a leader·
ship tratnlnl meeting May 17 at
the chu rch. Offlcfts ~re In ·
structed ln their duUn for the
cornin l year.
Mrs. Harold .Jamea II presS·
dent; Mra. Midlael Ca.rl, vice-
president; Mn.. Byron Nealy,
.ecnrtary; Mn.. Wayne Hunter,
tnuurer; M.ra. Robert Bonner,
eecretary of promotion; Mn.
Robert Lelnau, eecreta17 of mbl·
alonary educatlon; a nd Mts. Ted
HaWIIU, NCtetary ol Ch.rUt1an
.odal relation.
Tills W_. 1M EHrJ ............. , .. ......._ ___ _
OOIOfU'IOT1' METBODDT
ao w. lttll st.. eo.ta M..a
Uberty 1-4552
BeY. Joeepb W. Mc:ShaDe
Sunday: 9:30 a.m .:... Church Sun· day School; 9:-'U and 11:00
a.m. MomJne Worship-7 p.m.
College Age MYF Seivice - 7 p.m. Hlah School MYF Service;
8 p.m.. young adults group
service.
cauaca of til• RAZ.aaan
IllS Alla:belm St.. Colta .....
~: ...... Cllft Williams.
Uberty 1-7161
Sunday Services: Sunday School.
9:30 a.m. Morning Worship at
10:30 a.m. Evangelistic Serv·
Ice, 7 p.m. Sunday. N.Y.PS.,
6 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meet-lnl. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
THE CBl11lCB OF CJUUST THE CBl1BCII OF CBJUST
1050 Oaurcb St.. eo.ta Meea Odd F.Uoww Lodfle. Uberty 1-5711 IMt Jfewport A..._
E.. C. Joa., ~~~ Co1ta M..a
Sunday services: 9:45 a.m. Bible Uberty 1-5711
study; 11 a .m. morning wor· Tom lla.lau, Jr .. M1A11ter
ship; 6:00 p.m. evening ~ce. Sunday Set-vices: 9:45 a.m. B.ble
Midweek service, 7:30 p.m. study; 10:55 a.m. worship serv· Thursday. lee; 7:30 p.m. evening service.
CBJUST CBl11lCB BY THE SEA CE.Jn1lJU. BIBLE CB11JlCB Commualty Method.lst S Balboa BlYd. at 14th St.. Jfewport Ora:Dp Aft. at 23rd L IL\rbor 52:21 Colta Meea. Uberty 1-S.
Pastor: a... aoy A. CCI:rleoD A. A. Kaden. Pastor
Sunday Worship, 9:30 a.m. and Sunday School : 9:45 a.m. Mom·
11 a.m . ChulclJ School. 9:30 tng Serv1c:;!..t 11:00; Evening
a.m. Midweek Meetlne.: 7:00 Service. 7:~. Mid-week Serv·
p.m. Wednesday preceded by tee. W ed n e 1 day, 7:30 p.m.
6:1S p.m. potluck. ;Youn1 people meet 6:15 p.m. Sunday.
ST. JOACIIDI CBt7'8CB --,
11&& ~ A..._ eo.ta M..a JfEWJOBT JIAII.BOII
LJherty 1·1011 LtJ'TB:EUR CBUBCB
Fathu n.c.• J. Kma 2501 cuu Dl' .. •.-port S.lpt. SaDday ....._ at 7. I. I. 10 cmd L1be1ty .... l
U :30 a.m. Weekdays: Ma• a t a.t. Jolla Propp
7:00a.m.-Confess!~ Satur-DupUcate momlng aervtces--8:45 d~ys from 4:00 to 5: 7:00 to a.m. and 11:00 a.m., Sunday;
8.30 p.m. __ Sunday School for ICbool age
nJIST BAPnST CBU'BCII groups a t 9:45 a.m.; Nunery
OF REWPOIIT provided for both eervtce~ and
Balboa Bl'ftl.. lltb & Court St&.. Sunday School.
B.-port
IBYDI& DAY ADftJfTIST
.ewport 8194 at Iobei St..
Rewport Belwtab
Uberty 1·1512
Elder D. a. SpcnaJdlD4J
Saturday Momtne Services: Sab·
bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser· mon: 11:00 a .m. Prayer meet·
lng: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
UJnVEBSALIST COIOIUlnTI'
FELLOWSBJP
Ebell ClabboaM
515 w. Balboa 8194, Balboa
DLCbara-B~t
Sunday School , 10:00 a.m . Morn-
Ing worahJp, 11 :00 a.m.
FlJIST ASSEMBLY OF COD
I2D4 SL & Eldea A..._ C:O.ta Meea
Uberty 1·3781
....... d ... c:. Cr-olllc. hstcw
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor -
ship: 10:55 a.m. and evangellst
service, 7:30p.m. Youne People
and Children's Service, 6:30
p.m. Sun. Mid -week Service:
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Ladles'
Missionary Council. Thursdays
9:30 a.m. for au day.
FDIST SOU1 B£JIJf BAPTIST
Cllt7BCJI
ISO W. BCIIIliJtoo St.. eo.ta M..a
Uberty 1-ua hston DL 81cbard II. ._.
Sunday sch ool. 9:45a.m.; churc.h •~r v l ce 11:00 a .m. Tratnln1
Union 7 p.m. Sunday. Eventn1
wonhlp 8 p.m. Sunday. Teach-
era and officers meettne 7 p.m.
Wednesday. Prayer aervtce and
Bible study 7:45 p.m. Wedna-day. ----J'DIST cauaca or CBmJT ICIEilniY Uberty a-am
ra.tors 11..-rt a. J ohiUOil ST. JOBK VlAJnfE1' DIIS VIa Llc1o. •.....-t .._.
Jlt lfartae ...... 8eJbocl l.daD4 II.AJMw IdS Sunday aervtce.: 9:45 a.m., Sun-
day School; 11:00 a .m.. We.·
ahfp Servlcei 7:~ p.m. Sunday
evening ~ce; MJd-Week
Service: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
JIAJbw -~· Sun4&7 Scbol: 9:15 a.m.. SuD· P.U... S..,.._ K.Uey • .__ da7 Service: 11:00 a.m. Wed·
Sunday M...a: 8:30 un.. 8:30 Mlldq Evenln~ Meettn.: 1:00.
a.m. Conf...ton: Saturdays and -:v~ Jloom. &n5 VIi lJdo,
Prayeoz Meeting. .va of 1« FrJdaya and Hob' 1f Bead~. apeon t a.m.-Da~; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.; l'1lst 5 p.m. week ~ 9 Lm.·T:45 -BAJmOB AIIDfJILY OF COJ) _,, w ......... J'rfday ..._ 8 a.m. p.m. Wedneacta,._ T·l p.m. Frt·
day evenJnp. ea.-.._ camr LU'I'IIZaAJf cau-=-~ ..... OP COITA IIDA .... c. a. ""-o•d (Ill lllt~S) Sunc1&7 .:hoo1 t :M a.m.. mem· ARid-llldl. tna worlbl.P u a.m.. eventn1 c.. l'ftn~ ~ T:f5 p.m. ,..... .... ....._ 'lwww
Kld·iNelr ~ T:G JJ.m. Su'ft4U llrtlce1: Wonb~'jl"· 'lbUllldq, Youna Ptople'a Srt· Ice t L.ID. 8unctq at
Ice T:f5 p.m. 'Niad&7. 10:15 a...m.
lliiiNAL itJiml II
EARL W. STANlEY, lelhr
SAe....,_.tt.Wa..IM
..... Ofle.t HefW 1771 .........
IPOIGOBED IT
aAUOA JII.AJrD
OO .. Oaift WIIIODDT ......................
IG 711 , ... Dn111 ..... ~--SUndq 8 .,. vic • • : 1:30 a.m.
Qurdl !dtool~ aJJd U:OO a.m. Wonlllp
ft. AJmBKWI PBESBYTZmD canca
15th SL cS St. Aaclnw'a BeL. ..... ,_ ... Sdlool
Uberty I..Jm
Poston a... Jam .. S. Stewart
SUNDAY: Morning worshlp,.9 :30
and 11 a.m.; Church School.
9:30 a nd 11:00; Jr. High. Sr.
High a nd college age Fellow·
ahlpa. 7 p.m.; Thursday, Prayeoz,
study eroup, 9:30 a.m.
CIIVJICB OF Ot7B LADY OF NT. CAJDIEL
lt41 W. Balboa BlYd.. N..-part ~0214 Fathu St.Dba Jtlley, Pastor
Fat.b•r llldaael BCIIlloD
AaiAallt ......
Sunday Muses: 8 :00 and 10:00
and 12:00 a.m. Con!esston: Sat·
urdays a nd eves. ot 1st Frldaya
and Holy Days from 4 ~00 to
5:30 p.m . and from 7:30 to 8:30
p.m. DaJly M .. 8:00 a.m. Firat
Friday: 6:30a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
1f o ven a (Perpetual Help):
Monday, 7:f5 p.m.
COBORA DEL NAB
COIOIUifJTI' CBUBCII Co·sr 111::._ A""
Palltcwr .... Ectlrill Goalb
Sunda y Worship Services: 9:30
a.m., 11:00 a.m. SUDday Scbool:
9:30 a.m.
IT.JAIID DIBCO.AL Ia VIa ~.~do-•.....-t .._.
~~a.t,JoluiB. ..........
Sund.,-aervkea: 8:00 u n. BolJ
Communion: 1:15 FamUy Sen· I~ 11 a.m.. wwahlp leJ'Yice.
Tbundu Sen1cea: 1:15 a.m.
Pta7W GuUd; 10:30 Bob-Com· mu.Dion.
!1ft 90&LD'S L.U.4NT _... tVaiJIUIIUIO ~011
Mn. Edward Fruehan 11 Me·
retal7 of lt'Udent wail: lin.
Vernon Smtdl. ~of JVUth wortt: ..,._ Dou. Pf!I'IT. ~
o1 children '""'; Md.. ',P. "1.
...... IICIWW7 ... ~
lilt; Mn.. Jttd ~. melarJ ~ U .. altwe aM ,., .... 1111 I: ..
~ $lnllf. ,..,.,. , .. , ... llli. ta a,.~"" .... =..::,..:·~ ~-~= e :udMn...,........_....,_
1DU ~ Joea1 C!hrcla eetlftal& -...
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1111111'1
LIDO IIRIET
wtdaJALUa
"I'm 1ett1n.r married!" With
n eura d'amour ahln!ne ln ht..
eye._ our Bob Schroeder popped
the n~ queatlona . . •
"What kind ot a wedding?" ...
"In a Church," I an.swered (mleht
u well do It up proud 1 •.• "How
many b r I d e s m a I d s !" . . .
''Three." ''What colors are they
wearine'!" "Rose, yellow and
Harbor High
Tops Science
Fair Awards
YWUMDAT, MAT II, 1_,
HORACE 1!;•7 * * * ~y l
a&ww .,...,. PIJGIII 1
16N*~·
Newport llarbot Bl1b 8cllool
achieved the d.lltinction ol win· e AWAaD AIIE.IGLT e aaADVA1'10a JW0aaA11
nJn1 the~ number of pl'izell The American Leclon awards The elehth erade paduat1on
at the <:>raqe County ~~ wtll be Pl8ented by Prlncapa.l Procr&m wfll be held on the
l'a.lr held )f.a,y 16-lf at Santa Blll BJtter at the u.embly on Horae. Enal171 footba.U fteld June
Ana CoU.. Newport won a June S. 1beee awards are apon. 13 at 4:30p.m.
total of 24 and Bo~ £Mip .on!d by the ~rlcan LeeJon of Tbe procram wUl foJJow Jut
School place eeoond a.monc the Newport Harbor Potlt 291 and are yeat's ceremonies. After the atu·
JunJor hleh 8Cboola wttb 8 prizes p,_nted each year to the out. denta have received their t!lp-
ln the fidel ol P~ adenot" st.ndlnc boy and flrl ln the lomu SuP«Intendent Roy An·
Newport tied wtth Garden Grove elfhth cradt clus. dersen wiU lntl'Oduce them t.o
for MC»nd plaee. Rlchard Grlt· Thla boy and girl are chosen board members.
fln'a "Cb.romot.oeraphy" won the by the faculty at EnaJ.in ahd Mualc wUJ be pl't!lW'nted by the
beat entry award. ln the physics quall!lcatlona wh ich are looked Horace Enalcn Sch ool orchestra,
operatlnc moclela d!vtalon, Char· ror In the student.& are leader-conducted by Mba Norma L..
lea Vandervort'& "Permeability ship, service, character, courage. ~rklns. and the Harmont"fla a nd
and OU" won th.lrcl place; In elec-honor. and scholarship. Which Triple Trlo, directed by 8111
tronlcs. John Owens' "Induction does not mt>an a stralcht A aver. Kuhns. Furna~.. was awa.rded tint aee. The girls are nequf'Sted to re.
prize. Bruce Douelu and RJchard In prevtoua years the award train from elaborate or too for
Palm won 8eCOnd and third place. was elven to Yvonne Taylor and rna.l dress. Very low cut IOWTl!l
respectively. "Ref I n Inc 011", Kenyon Beatty In 1950. Shirley are prohlbtt.ed and small hepls
Paula Echola' cheml.stry &Utlc Houri&lln and John Eggert In may be worn lt de-sired.
model, wu awarded first prize. 1951, Jeanne SwaMOn and Dou -1 The GraduatJon Dance wm be
THE HANDMADE GARMENT made a nd being who demonstrates her ability in American Home
modeled by Elaine Whitman. at left. won her a Arls by m&king the most outst.,ndmg toilored
Winnera In blo1oekal science glu Lugwell In 1952, Susan held the same night In the Ho
were William Milburn for his Brown and John Henrotln In ra<'t' Enslen gymnasium from 8
operatlne model "Nudlbran 1953. Call White and Dave Pt>ttlt
1
p m untJJ 10:30 p.m. This dance
chlata'"; Jack Bradbury's static In 1954, Pat Fruehllne and will be sponsored by tht> Horact'
model of '11\e Evolution ot Ma George M<"Farland In 1955 and En.sJgn PTA.
rine Invertebrates", third place. Nancy Gardner and Richard Wat-• • •
Mike Irwin's "How to Catch In son In 1956 e OOVRCL PICIOC
violet." I'll complicate him . . . $25 wor bond from the D&uqhters of the Ameri-wool g&rment. Mrs A. L. Pinkley, Regent of the
"As lone u you have chosen C4n Revolution, which presents the ow&rd &n· Colonel W illi&m Cobell ch&pter of O.A R . is
secta", first prize 1n lns«t col· Tht> musk awards will alBO A trip to D~land will be
lectlon; and Sally Eymann's be prest>nted at thla assembly t>njoyed by the Student CounC'II
such an unusual color scheme, nuolly to ., Newport H&rbor High School student presenting the &w&rd. (Ensign pho to).
~!~~~~~: ~:£:~:~r= c:cy-iC:x-oux·i= ;atc=ha· x·cx•=i·e:i'Cin·c=•ctiC·ex• xrc:t· ;-:G~-o-a-;-l _o_f;;--:C;;::-o.....:n=--s-t-=-=-it=-u-:t:-:i:-o_:_n_:_:P~a_rty __ _
"How to Collect Plants", first • • • mt>mbers on June 3. This annual
prize In botanical collections e 8ASEBAJ..L CAKE excursion 1a eJven for the Coun.
Linda Nt>lson won se<'Ond plae't' Thursday, May 23. our Horact> dl ~pre~~entat1ves u a ~ard
and Jeannie Gazlay receive-d Ensign baseball team lost tht>lr tor their work and wrvtce durlne
honorable mention. f1fth League ram• to Westmlns· this past year.
to match each attendant's dress
whS:t ~t·~o~e~e::~~;~e. t~: Activities Described at COM Meeting
"White ... but I don't want a
white bouquet. I thought I'd
like pink, but 1 did kind of want
orchids," that ought to battle
him. Phaelanopsls makes up ex·
him. "Phaelanopsls makes up
exquisitely . . . Let me show
In tht> junior division or physi ter by a !K"'re or 4 5. The game Ell<'h member reee-tvea a coer
cal science, Louise Meridith's was played at Weostmlnster and. taln amount or point& for par-
"Rock Collection" received hon · <~in('(> the 1~. plac:'l'S us In ~ 1IC'Ipating on varioua rommlttees.
orable mention In colle-ctions ond or third pl&C't' In tht' Orange I A c-ertain number of thest" polnts
"Pictures In the Sky", opt>ratmg County ElemPntary League acqulrt'd Crom thtse pro.)ect.s Is
model in astronomy by Grant Bill Twist played C'at<"her and ~ulrNi ~fo~ the student Is
Mc:Call. received honorablt> mt>n had two hits. Tom Call and Doug allowed to go on the trip.
you."
* * *
Oat c:ame • thldt JDCI9ICDlae
fWed wttb full leD9tll plloto-gnpaa oC bd.s-. crtt.AdaDta
aDd Oowv ,Ula CIDd page clftw
..... of Bowen 1A ...sdecl
bl.lae ~ . • • "''b J J..lb
u.at ...... 'T1aat ... --•
IOQ.-d old faeb' asd 1M I I I«!
Willi MOt. ... lit JOD"re DOt
tbe old tab'r•d type.• .ad
aob. ""''• you I'd .. .,...t a a• c.,. ... lt would P... you
.....,. ~ • I .mdt'b-...cl
• a-la. ...... --~ -........
* * *
1f.ow much la all thb JO(na to
co.tT" I dedded r et beft« let
cloWn to practtealiU.. .. All rw eot la n!nety·nlne dollan and
fltt:y cents." "Don't you worry
about a thlnr." aald Bob. "I'll
go take a look at the chUTCh ...
By the way, have you actually
pUTChased the b r l d e a m a l d s'
dresses?" "Nope," aald I. "Could
you poalbly aubstitute pale ereen
for the yellow'! Somehow, 1 aeem
to see aJI the Oowera In the
church as well u your attend-
ant's bouquets in pale pink ...
The pale green would m&ke the
overall picture perfect." "A.a long
aa I can carry pink Phulanopsls
and the whole thing doesn't cost
over $99.50," 1 was s uccumbed ...
* * *
'nile )Amp~ oi fJowwl tc.
~ Ia IDCIDJ aided . • •
Colal', tllftu'e aDd ...,. aut
be d ~~--o.tala t:loowen ...... well wttll c:.dala labdcL Same .... , ___ lead a.-. ......... ~ ....
.......... bot ....w· .. be
quit. dPt Ia • dna.n:tL ll.t
oC ....... Ia--wttla ~
pta ..ay --a4 Dabllally we .. .-.. oa Wed!IIM au.
..... • ... _. •ts.a aDd
ta •rae a ... we...._ .....
ua.. .. dlell ......... ---........... cdl .... ~ ·-tMt ......... -..~ ............. .._ -t .....
* * *
* * *
....... " lllpt .. tell .. ....... _. ..... ~
..-. ..... w.y .,..-u ...
-...... JlliNI'f .... ~
aazfU 1 1111'1 •L:uou .. t •• _ ........... ,.. ..
caa•• .
• * *
I I 8 M h M H C:* s:M:M I I i I s:p:
e SATVBDAT. Jt7!fE 1-
Playground .. . . 10·12 Noon e MO!fDAT. JUJfE 3-
Senlor Citi-
zens . . .. 10:30 a .m.-2:30 p m.
Playground . 1:30-5:30 p.m. e TU'ESDAT. JUXE 4-
Piayground . 1:30-5 :30 p m.
Beginner's Square
Dance ....... 8 11 p.m
Youth Center Board 7:30pm e WEDIIESDAT, .J17KE S-
Brldge Croup 9:30-11 :30 a m
Playground . . . . 1 :30-5:30 p m. e TIIVUDAT • .Jl7KE ~
Playground ·-· . 1:30-5:30 p.m.
Harbor Squa.re
RJggers ····-· . 8-11 p m. e P1UDAT, JVWE 7-
Bridge Group . 9:30-11 :30 a.m.
Playground ..... 1:30.5:30 p.m.
Teen-Age Proeram .. 7:30-10 p.m. e SAT1JJU)AT, JUliE~
PJaycrou.nd ............. 10·l2 noon
Forty women r r o m Orange
County and several from Long
Beach ht>ard Frank Woodland of
Santa Ana outllnt> tenets or the
Constitution Party wht>n Mrs.
D<:mald Griswold t>ntertalned
with a morning coffee May 17
at ht>r home. 2231 Pacitic Dr ..
Corona del Mar.
Present from the Harbor area
were Mmes. Elmt>r Poirier. Rob-
ert Haberman. MarjoriE' Shep-
herd.son. Lillian Lewis. R. 8 Mc-
Rae, H Ely Griswold Jr .. Wini-
fred Barbre. Eva Howland. Will-
ma Brooks. Alma Bartholomew.
Dave Spies and the host~ss.
Mr Woodland, state vice-pres-
Ident or the statt> Constitution
Party and In charee of organJ.
zatlon tor tht' Southt>rn coun-
ties, said "When you read the
Constitution you will find It
regulates the rights of govt"rn·
ment, as delegated by you. It
24~Hour Vigil of Prayer
Observed by 8.1. Church
Harold James, Mrs. Fount L..
Lowe. Mrs. C B. Barnett. Mrs.
Arthur &ht'nkel. Mrs. Ted Haus-
e r. Mrs. Ellen Bakt>r, and M rs
spedtically statt"5 that you and
I have a ll rights wh••n we are
born.
"This is SPt'('lfically a Rt>pub-
lkan Conn of government. not a
dt>mocraC'y. Too frequently we
read words. not mt>anings We
are not trying to sell you a ntow
Idea-wE" 1ue trying to RJI you
what you already ha-.t'
"While Wt> are eradually IM·
lng Individual rf'Sponstbility,
government Is as.<~umlng It and
we are too lazy to protest Wt'
art> "orklng to takE' ba('k thOSt'
~tolen power<~ now taken from
us without our con~nt. We are
not trying to destroy but on~
more to rebuild In thls Consu.
tutlon Pany Is room for anyon~.
of any ra<'e. cr~ or color, who
belit>ves In tht> Republican Corm
or lfOVt>rnment given us by our
Founding Fathers."
The speakt'r expl4lned the
need for securing 50,000 reels·
tered ppty membera tn order to
have a state party ballot. and
aever&J p,_nt chanpd their
~t!ou to tM new party. ~ atated that ll not enough
rnembenl were eecured by Jan.
18. 1958. there was s111J ampll'
time In which to re-register to
the previous at!lllatlon
tlon. Dave Atkinson's "Ciut'OSC Bartlf'tl. pitcht>rS; Kent Hodaon Th~ students who quallfy
Sugar Mole<'ule" re<'elved honor played first base and had two and have-earned thl' requlrl'd
able mention In the C'ht>ml.stn hits: Bill Frt>uhling. Sf'('()nd baw: pomts will leave Honlce Enslen
static model divt.slon Pat11c1a Dick Butterworth and Norm C-arl at 9:30 a .m. and board the bus
5<-hultz's "Finding Heights by !\olln, third ba!le. Johnny Hughes whi~h will Ullt' them t.o Disnt'Y·
Means of Shadows" receivNi 1 had ont' hit and played short land Th•y will be tont' tbe en·
honorable mention In demonstra stop. Allen Williams. left field; tire day and wUl arrive back at
tlon displays In the flt>ld or Stt>ve LA"A u . ~ntn rleld; and school In time to take the late
matht>matlcs. Cary Curtis played right field bus home
Zonta Committee Chairmen
Are Announced by President
Newport Ha rbor Zonta Club Mrs Jt'ffrey Burkl' ls C'hairman
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committee chairmen were named of the lntt'r d ty conunlttee: Mrs
by president Mrs. Robert Jay.red Kennl'th Dell. public attaJrs;
at the organization's mHtlng last Mrs. Jamt"S Ray, publicity and
Thursday at the home of the pu t public relations; Mrs. Winifred Ships that pua In the nlght.
dlstrict governor. Mrs. Haz.el C. Barbre. status ol women; Mra. especially aimbtp.. ~ eard'ul·
Kine. 330 Poppy Ave., Corona del D. M. HumJT~el, International rela-ly ~ by tbe Ground Ob·
Mar. ttona; Mrs. M. C. Sheply. mern-J~erWr earp. station at m,aJM
Mra. Henry Brent Is cba.lrm&n berahlp; Mra. E. V. Sodertaerc. operaUonal points. 1b.Ja b an
ol ways and roea.ns; Mra. l;&d PftD book; Mra. ~l)'D GNene. SOS ~to m.l ft.-,.t.,..
Stanley, ..rvtee; Mrs. Kenneth pi'OCram and~; llrrL. ncai"C't. In tbe I"'IBBII& Met:~.
Smith. attendance; M.ra. Jol'l.n Mak:olm ~ ,_, book: and WCEml!'ft. or a.J.r."aaaded '-!P
u~ dvtl defense; Mrs. L.. E. lfta. A. £. Stodrton. camJval ecbool stv4eaa aft ~ for
SteveMOn, fellowsh.lp; Mrs. Wlnl· Mrs Rob«t CFa~) Rarblaon. tbla llf!r'9ioe. Oall the Volom.er
frfl! Bacon, buGger and Clnance; Girl's VIce principal at Nf'W'pOl't Sevi<."e Bu~u beC'wt!en 10 a.m.
and Mrs. Jack Reinert. historian Harbor High Sr-hool was lnltlated and 2 p.m. Tuesday throua'ft P'ri·
-------------------------Into thl' C'lub · 1 day at Uberty 8-1156
A ~·hour vigil ol prayer wu
obeerved by members and con·
atltuents of the Balboa Island
Community Methodist Church
lut week from 6 a m . Monday
until 6 a.m. Tuesday.
The vigU was arranged by tht>
pastor's wife, Mrs. Donald Sapp,
and Mrs. P. F. Baines. Worship
pers were requested to pray tor
themselves. their homes. their
church, their community. and the
world. Parishioners came to the
church a t halt hour Intervals
during the evening. and prayer
waa continued Ln the homes.
rrancts Riley I lido Wine & Food Society
jFiies to Las Vegas Feast
~rrs Mary Pttts. dlrt"C'tor ot '---l pgMiiiipiii;;piiMEJjjj;;jjh'f __ _
Area four, dtstnC't nine of Zonta
Jntt-mallonal conductl'd a club •=---• •::1:
The Balboa Island Church Is
one of ~vera! hundred Methodist
churches ln Southern California
and Arizona observing the 24·
hour vigU. The first prayer vlfil
began In November and has
been continuing around the clock
since that time. The observance
will conclude today (Thursday}
The Rev. and Mrs. Donald Sapp
have entertalned over 135 adult
parl.shloners In a series of ''Know
Your Church" evenings In past 2
weeks. The pastor and his wife
uaembJed with groups oC ap·
proxJmately 15 peraona ln an ef.
fort ''to 1et better acquainted
with the memberabJp." •
Au.latlng ln the "Know Your
Church" evenings were Burt C.
Lowen. Jr ~ P. F. Baines, Robert
Jbbotlon, Otto Hoee. Mrs. Clinton
T . Coane, and Mrs. ¥. Wayne
Hunter ol the comma..ion on
atewarcbhip and finance.
Otben.ual.atl:na Included ll.nL
Glamour
Glimpses
., A.D.Il
These are the days of un<.'f'r
taln wt>atht>r Cor us hert> at tht>
beach That's one of the reasons
we so like our sweaters . .
whether we combine them w ith a
pastel wool aklrt, a real sum-
mer skirt of cotton or linen. or
the new blend of silk and wool
. . . whether It be a cashmere. an
orion, or the new Italian flat
knit w ool.
Por the day. wbee t.be
....._ blow. • lt'a Jldt •
UtUe ODOL .. ~ aun-t
the wbitle Oaa..a ald.rt. ~
bUMcl wttla .. ltallaa pall-
.................. cklrl.mg
-tlact ~ • polo ton-eeclr. wttla ..oil ~. ,. ....-t·
-........... ,.,.... oi bl ... -.4 ................ ~ ......_,..,
It -.14 .......... ...tda·
.., cw.Ut• .....S ..._ yew ... I.... a.4 ,... .. -... ....._.. ..... ---· --.................... ct
0'81WLW'L -........... JOG. ,
FourtN'n mt-mbers of the Wine night guests of thE' hotel Hal
and Food SociNy of Lido lslt> Dike. t>Xe<'utlvt> board member nr new to Las Vegas Tuesday and the S()('iety, was In charge or ar
dined at the Clover Room of the rangements for the trip.
1 Riviera Hotel. The group left Ltdo Mt>n us prepared especially for
In station wagons and embarked the group 1nduded jellied mad
by plant> from International Air rilenE>; fllt>t of sole, Marguery:
port at Los Angeles I Tournt'dos dE' Boeur. Ht>lder: as
On tht>ir arnval. they were mE'! 1 paragus polonnalse: pommes
by limousines and were over-soufflees. salad coeur de Palm.
Vlnigrette and Bombe Clacoee
ft ...... L_..IIf I-... 11..1... Wines Included Delnhards Ueb· .,...., ...-H fraumilrh. 19;53, and Pommery
II• PIM-.-...1 fir Frf..IIJ and Creno Rose Royal Cham
-• pagn<', Brut 1950 .
A cook·out ls planned as a Persons who made the trip
highlight tor the WHk In the wt>re Dwight Anderson, George
children's playground program Buro1la. William Cowan. Arthur
at tht> Community Youth Center I Davi" Hal Dlke, VIncent Healy.
In Corona del MAr Thls activity Harry Kelso. Kenneth Ut"bt>r.
will be held at 1:30 p.m this Ht>nry Lunney. Matt Ober. Jr.
Friday. May 31. 1 Vln~nt Salmacla. Earl Sawyer.
All children of lldlool a,e are RAlph Tandowsky, a nd Walter
welcome. Each child la to brlng Worthen.
one wiener, ont' bun and rell.sh.l -------
Mrs. Claire Smith &nd David S • All:--N..L
Gldnick.. playground leaders.. wtll ••r ~ -
be In cb&ree ol procram. IIIII .If III.IJ
workshop •n "h1ch she t>m · _..._. ..
phasiU'd rart>ful dassifkation or TIJ fll.ll
mt>mbers. attendance. and par
tlclpatlon within the-dub and 1150 to S.
other dubs Sht> prou"'t'd the local
club as cme of the strong dubs I
of the dlstm·t
Memtx>rs wf'tt-anvltPd to at.
tt>nd tht-Installation ()( oCfiN'rs
nf the ne" ly formt'd Santa Ana
Znnta Club at tht> <'h arter night
dlnnt>T next Saturday, J une> 8.
at the Ir·vlnt> CoMt Country Club.
S-E-E
CIL. Sind ll.liL. ~
1'50 .. lUll
the iorclans
mSHOP zn~ E. cO.t 1119bwcrr
CoroaCI del -
ftloae: ·~ ...
The only w a!ch that wmds on ball
beanngs tht.:s ehrmna•mg fnctlon
and costly repmrs
the BEST gdt espeaally for grodu-
atlon or for Dft..D . a perfect
present for bnde and groom.
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We would love to curl
up and dye for you
RAY MDJ ER MURL IDA DAMPIER
Tom my Wilson's
,
Fifth Child
Tar_Tattlett • :=.~ For Nielsens
'' :J 2 ' *' * I
(Ccntbnwd b'CIIIl ,.._ OM) ctv• an awud to the frealunan U...nne, ruth cbllcJ ot Dr. and
Costa Mesa Rsh F"
Slated This Week-end
awarded a 1:10-00 war boDd. wu pi and boy who have eamed lira. Davfd Nielsen of 122 Vla
lody Lleh. Tbe Newpcll't Beacb the ma.t ..-vice polnta. Tbla Lorea. Lido lale, wu bom Sun-KJclt.otf for the 111157 eo.ta
E1b Club ~ntH two fhle rear tt went to Kathleen Dalton day, May a, at Hoa1 Hotpltal. ~~ U: =~. ~t!.~ ~
•warda. WlnnMW of their 8ocl&l and lohn Carlyle. Tbey alto Tbe lnlant dau-"ter, broulht In-..-....... de wW -un"'"-wav. IAa~rah.lp cont.-t were Diana award .Uver Mrvke piN to the _, ..--.... ...-,
Sanden and 1'Wr1 Dellu. 'nlJI Nftlor pl and boy who have to the world by Dr. Donovan 1'1lb featuN event wtll be fol-
contelt ~both Onqe earned the ma.t number ot .uv-JobMOn, M.D .. wetehed 8 pounds lowed by the c:rownln1 ot the
and San Dteeo CouDtla And to lee polnta tb.1a put year. They and 2 ounc:.... Queen at 1.2:30 p.m. Saturday,
the two top 8Cbolan. Aim ~-were Ann Latdner and Hickey The Nlellen1' other chUdren and the atreet parade at 1:30
ner and Terry Dallu. they,... .. Hukell. The lflrl and boy who are Steven, e; nna, 4; Lisa. 3; p.m.
$50.00 bonds. have earned the most for the and Paul, 2. Tbe Nlelaen1 moved Sunday'a hlehllehta wtll ln·
1n the Bank ot Amerlca aeries put four yean are Jody Lleb and here from Belmont Shores, Lone elude the aelectlon of Mlu P1ah
ot award8, the math award wet ~cry Dallu. Beach. nearly 5 yean aeo. Dr. Fry of 1957 a t 1 p.m. and the
to Gary Deem. the l&boraloly And then with the alnetne ot Nlelaen practices Internal medl-baby contat at 3 p.m. A brand
ltclence to Geny HUbert. fine~ the Alma Mater another aerv1ce clne at 400 Westminster Ave., new 4-door aedan wtll be award·
and muale to Taceoa Haya. A.rt ba.ftquet dl'eW to a t.abulous cloee. Newport Belahta. ed Sunday nlaht.
to Mellnda. Smith, Enlllah and ------------=---=----=--------vt.ah fry aervane linn will be =1 ~ ':, ::r~ x.z:::: Tar Stars Are Honored ~r;t r:m ~h ad':)...uni:~~:~~:: mood, bu.a.lneu to Mary Ann membera I&Y they expect to feed
WWJa tn80n, home economic. and more than 1.2,000 ~Bani In th is
vocaUonal uta to Diana Sanden, 12th annual Ftsh Fry.
and lnd uatrtal arts to Howard The 1956-57 school year hu l~tter awa rds to graduating sen-More than :z~ toni of fish
Peterwon . been one of the best years for lors who have lettered 3 or more have been purchued for the blr
In the Jone U.t of IICholutic Newport Harbor High School In years in a ny varsity sport. event.
awards, first were the praenta-athletic com~tttlon. The following senior boys Donald Butts of 320 Santa Ana
tlon ot Honor Society pl.na and Of the 19 athletic actlvltl~ In have earned these 2-tone letters: Ave., Newport Helehta. h u juat
memberabJp cards, and then the the Sunaet League, the Sailors Bob Allen, 3 years in football: completed the purchase or~ms.
readlne of the names ot tho. on have won first or second place EddLe Po~. 3 years in basket-tt Ia a job Mr. Butta hu handled
the Davtd8on ScroU of Honor. Tbe In 13 of theae sports. Outright ball; Don Redington. 4 years in for the past two yea rs.
top 5'70 ol the aenJor class 1n championships were won in var· swimming: ~rge Thompson, 3 Gigantic tl~res In which Mr.
ordft" are; flrst Ann Lardner ; slty basketball, varsity and jun. years In baseball: Lee Crlsell 3 Butts deals u procurement chief
second Terry Dallu; third Con-lor varsity cross country, varsity for the annual Fish Fry eet more
nle Seeley ; fourth Gary Deem ; and Cee swimming and In Cee years In tennis: Mike Mang, 31 gigantic each year, he aaya.
fltth Jerry HUbert; a1xth Bar· football. years In tennis; Mickey Haskell, "We add 10 ~r cent to our
bara Hammond; ~eventh Robin In com petition for the All 3 years In tennis. order each year," he declarea.
HUI; eighth 0\arles Vandervort: Sports award In the Sunset
ninth Mickey Hu kell: tenth Lea~e. Harbor Ia well ahead of
Diana Sanden; el~venth Genet· the other 7 schools at present.
te Baird; twelfth Barbara Dor . having 97 points to 70 for Hunt·
kin ; thirteenth l oan Farquhar; lngton Beach. 66 for Fullerton,
fourteenth Norman Hesa: fl!-55 for Anaheim and 48 for Santa
teenth Mike Ma ng: sixteen th Ana. Har bor High is expected to
l oh n Henrotln ; seventeenth Rob· be even farther ahead after the
ert Bell; a nd eiehteenth Dave flftaJ scoring, which will Include
Vaughn. baseball and tennis.
• PEJIJ'"Ecr UCOIID Highest sports award of the
The Valedtctorlan, Ann Lard-season ha.s gone to Gary Deem.
ner, haa established the first per-who has bet>n named ''Tar of the
teet record In the history of the Year." His name Is engraved on 1
achool -nothing but A's all four the 4-foot trophy In the gym.
years. The salutatorian, Terry The seiKtion Is made by thP
Dallaa., wu very close. Harbor High varsity coa<'h<'S and
To go Into th~ scholarships -is based on athlt'tlc achiE'veml'nt
Dave Renak~r and Ann Arnqulst and general ~ood sportsmanship
received Nationa l Merit Scholar-Tht> following seniors havl'
sh ips. In the award oC scholar· been selected by the coach~ as
ships by Individual colleges. the 10 outstanding athlPlPl> of
Norman Hesa received three, the year: • State ot ~IUornla, University of California and National R.O.T.C Gary Green~AII SunsPt Leagut' basketball and baseball. Terry DaJia.s could chOOSf> be· Georg~ (8uddyl Thompson -
tween Stanford and the Navy. 3 years of football, All SunS<'t
Gary Deem rated a four year League baseball.
scholarship to Stanford. ConnJe Don Redington _ 4-year. All Seeley won the fou r year Irvine acholarship to Stanford . Diane C.I.F. swimmer. holder of 2 C.J.F. swim records. AJJ American In · Troolen won a $250 acholarship terschola.stlc swim selection.
to the College of the Paclflc. and Eddie Pope-3-year, All C.J.F.
Genette BaJrd won a $400 one to basketball.
Occidental. Tbe Crutcher Foundation .cbo-MJckey HaskeJI -J.year ten.
Lut )'N.r the Lion. u.ed more
than a ton al cole alaw, a hall-
ton ot hamburpr, ~000 8Cltt
drtnka eaeh day ot the two-day
atfatr, 400 pounds ol eotree, 4,000
bap of peanut. (before they ran
out. that J.a), :500 pounda ol po-
tato ehJs-, 2.000 bap of pop-
corn. more than 1,000 cak .. and
pl.. and 1,000 pllorw of Ice
eream.
They gave away a balf·ton of
bacon. a ton of ham and three-
fourth• of a ton ot eandy.
The fllh-hallbut. White aea
bus a nd roek cod, de~ndlne on
what Ia In the C\.U'Tent catch-
a~ ordered from Northe rn Cali-
fornia and ablpped fresh to Coe-
ta Mesa.
They are tried In a apeeial bat-
ter developed by He inz Kalaer.
Orange County su~rvtaor for
seven years and a member of
the U ons Club since 1936.
Proceeds of the Fry eo to sup·
port youth activities and the
Sight ConservaUon Clinic spon·
sored by the Costa Mesa-New·
port Harbor U ona Club.
TO OUR
nts, cross country. la.rahJp ot SIOO to a atudent eo· l ohn Henrottn _Vanity bu-~ to Oran&e Cout College went kettball and track. FRIDAY. MAY 31
to Dave Vaughn. The Pa nhellenlc Dale Martin-Varsity football S200 award went to Diane Troolen a nd J udy Sutherland. and track: school record holder
and $100 each to two commercial In the 220 .
.students, Claudia Gentosl and Bob Allen -Varsity football
Brenda KeUord. and baseball
Barbara Dorkln was awarded George Hood -Varsity track
the $400 P.T.A. scholarship. The and cross country; school record holder In the ~ Costa Mesa Lions Club gave $200 Gene Hubbard _ Varsity foot·
to two boys., based on character ball and baAkt>tball.
achievement. They were J ack The HI Tar Club has given In-
Bath and Jerry 'nnker. 1 hi ds The J un ior Assistance League dlvidual champ 0011 p awar to members of th~ championship awarded $200, each to a girl and teams. and the student body has
boy for personal development. given them letters. The student
Jim McCoy and Marcia Davis. body also presenu special 2-tont' The Senior Assistance League
awarded $500 each to Genette
Baird a nd Barbara "Hammond. ...... .............................. -.. ...... -..-----
• 11.000 SCBOLABSBIP IIII'HIJIDCH-=~ The Newport Balboa Savings ..... II\. ~
and Loan Association awarded a -------------.
$500 scholarship to Jody Lleb,
and a $1000 scholarship to John
Henrotln.
For tht> fifth tim~>. the four
year scholarship ot $750 a year
was awarded. This year It went
to T~rry Dallas.
For the Servil-e Awarrls. the
last group. the American Legion
N~wport business woman w ill
lease or llq small
hoae or aprbnelt
In Corona del Mar or equal . .
must be sm all and extra nice.
Contact Nn. Croftoa
cjo CroftoD DS...I Ea.g1.DeeriDg
Compaoy
2430 W..t Coast Blgbway
lfewpcll't a.acb ~rty 1-8911
CDM COMMlJ'Jfi'TT CBtTBCH
"'The Attrlbut~>s of God" will
be the sermon topic of the Rl>v I
Edwin Gomke Sunday mornln~
at thP Corona del Mar Commu
nity Church. I
tnnVERSALlST FEl.LOWSBJP I
"Blessed by Trouble" will be
the sermon topic of Or Charlf's
C. Blauvelt Sunday morning: at
thP Universalist Community FPI
lowo;hip at the Ebell Clubhouse.
Balboa
The ser;non will considN the
fallacy in the rommon aS-<~ump·
tion that happiness Is synonym·
ous with an untroubled lite. and
will Pmphasazf> tht-fact that IUe's
tnbulatlons can prove ·.to be
blt>ssings in disguise wht'n ac.
Ct'pted as an opportunity to ac·
hit>ve the noblest qualities of
character by the coMtructlve use
of lhese PXpcrlences which come
soon or late to all.
SIL VEB TEA JUKE 4
St. Elizabeth's Guild of ~t.
l amPs Episcopal Church, N<'W·
port Beach, will give a silvl'r ten
from 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. W. E. Fl11her. 101 j Shoredl.ff Rd.. Shore Cliffs
WFRE IGW GPEI
I IIYS I WEEI
3:30 -9:00 p.M..
Showing and Demonstration
of Organs and Pianos
Continuous music
by Stanley Farrar and Bill Horton
IT
3100
IT"'S A P~0·0-0-B-DI
l.am1e Woodwwtb
Photo by ,.._ z. K. 8lqw
OUR NEW PIANO AND ORGAN SHOWROOM
YOn P&JGLY aD'I'AVIUUIT
Ol'EJt U :30 A.M. TO 1:00 P ..M.
DJNHEil SDVED ALL DAT SUB'D.AY noM ROOlf TO I P .ll. ...... o...e.., .. ~ ......
A complete Organ and Piano showroom and Workshop i.a now
located in the Harbor Area. We are dealers for Baldwin Grand,
Acroeonic Spinet Pianos ... Baldwin Electronic Organa, Qroa ..
conic Spinet Organa, Thomaa Organa cmd Baldwin Cburdl Or-
gana.
•
Tax Rate May Stay at S J .24
For New $2 .175,097. Budget
fConUoued born Pare One> PAltGNGMEIE&SA!tDLOTS: ~ to the CltJ Code. 11M Dec:ftMed from ..,. to tlf.·
tcMI &lao lnclucllre IIOl'De ttema 708. Jt 11 ~ that
PreYioualJ ch&~JM to tbe a4vw-tunda derived bom p&tklna me-dalnc fund. lfo 1nc::.re&M In per· ten1 and Iota be plac.d 1D a patk-~ inc tuncJ and that t.belr UM .,.
ADMilnSTR.A'nVE: lftCrtUed limited to ~ .ubetantlally
f1ooom ae.m to t30.1.11. 1be tu.U connected wttb tramc control
aa.Lary ot U.. db' JD.Ua.let 11 a.ncS ~latlon. lnducl~ ettab-
rlO'IP dl&fopd to dtla tun4. p~. llahlnc otf·•treet p<dnr.
me'b' a.a a< b18 atary wu UDAil"l: Jnc:reuec~ trom .. 7.·
ch~ to t.be Rbmerl.ci land 1• to ~ Bqular employ..-
oU tuneS budpt. Sal&ty ol an lnt"J'eUed from 11 to 12, pJus 2
admlnlatratJv. ...utaftt La tn-a.ddltlona~ temporary employ--.
eluded. lfo tnc.Te.ue tn ~-library pa,_. Tht. buclret pro-
C 1 v 1 L SDVJCE: Dec:reued vJde. for a C'U.Itoclla.n-rardener.
born tl'715 1to SJ.850, hftonnel P4RU. BEACHES AND REC·
reducled by one. Iavine no pa.ld REATION: 1ncfeued from 199.·
help. !590 to 1113,888. '11\la lndudea a
TIE "111'11"
J'a..D\Uy Jtoom a a.ctrooma Ccmtted. fenced ........ ,
w...,..~>ry.,
C.& Kltcben
S1a.soo
3 Bedroom~ F&l11Jl1 Room
Extra lart• ltltd'len
BreaJdut Bar
BuUt·m dteMlnc table
~
TIE r.
a BadrOQmJ a Dm 3 Bedrooms ., 4 a.csroom. PamUy 1toom
PamUy 8.oom Dual Pullman bath JlloNble dloppm. bloc:k Paved paUo Chanlo&l. btOOer a ~ Double fftplace
Double Pu1J:ma.n bath • 116.800
$17~ TIE Fll 3 Bedrooma
l'am.Uy Room
.FRA-In-NJ'vlce ud L&rp llvlnJ room
Double tlrepl&ce
CAL·VET U.na Double Pullman bath
$16.8.'50
nNAXCE DEPT.: Increued decreue from $1.U15 to $U..23'7
tn:m $:IS 764 to 138.910 Tbl In aclmlnlltrat1on coet; lncreue
b d ' • • from U).399 to S24.769 In l"tle:ft&· u ~now ~abllorb full aaJ. tlon artlvltlel. lncludlnr addl·
..,. ot the o~"'Ol' ot Finance. tJonal aupti"vvalon at playrround.l ~ lneftued born 8 to 7. and a new teenare proeram; ln-
IILOWIS'I .. MWI
PU111CRA!UMG AND W A Jl E • creue from 165.076 to $76,682 for
HOUSING: lncreued from $25,-parks, pa.tkwa,_, trees and rest-an to S«U81. ~ ot malntaJn. rooms.
Inc Corpoi'&Uon Y&rd and Ware· UYEGUARD SERVICES: In·
hou.e, prevloualy paid from the ~&sed from $55.723 to 168.714.
watn tund, are now included AddJUon ot 4 eeuonal Uteruards. ~. Pen&nnel lncre&Hd from new ruard station at 10th and
5 to 7. Ocean and L and Ocean In Bal·
CITY A'ITORNEY: Inc~ bo&, ud 5 addJtlonal men to
from $16..211 to $1.9,342. Tbll eerve adjacent county areas Ja
budret adds an allowance for propoeed.
uae ol penona.l automobllea by TilAJLE'R PARK: Oecreued
the dty attorney and hla aaelat-from $131..300 to $18.530. Thla will
ant. The portion of the city at· be the flnt tuU year ot opera-
torney'a salary, $2.400. formerly Uon of the Improved traller
charred to the subm erged land · park. Income ls estimated at~.·
oU tund budget Ll now Included 000. No major Improvements are
here. No lncreue In penonnel. contemplated.
PLANNING: J)eqreaaed t rom WATER: Decteued from $411.·
117.!562 to $15..214. Provlalon Ia 894 to $:248.5:50. Including a de·
made ror a full time planning creue from t69.246 to $38.319 In
asalmnt and a full time senior adminJ.atratlon coet lncreaae
clerk atenorrapher, also for a from $86,858 to $99,496 In pro-
planning director during the ductlon and purchase or water.
seorond half of the ft..cal year If MWD cost going up from S20 to
rlrc-um.atances warrant. This bud-S22 per aCTe toot on July 1; a ~f't contemplate. separation of decrease from $255,790 to 1110,.
tht> planning atatf from the 735 In dl.strlbutlon experue.
Building and SaCety Dept. and
.strt>ngthenlng oC services to the lewporl Hei..W. Ia
Ph,nnlng Comml.salon with ad-....
11itlonal personnel. Increase In .Dies II TMIIML Ariz pe~nnel from I to 3. __, •
CITY HALL: Decreased from Harold T. Myers. 58. ot 324
125.500 to 122.593. ptlrnarily by Allso Ave.. Newport Heights.
allocating office supply cosu to died Saturday, May 25. at the
usJng departments. No Increase home ol hl.s sister In Tucson
In pt-r.onnel. Arlzona, alter a heart attack. H~
C 0 M M UNITY PROM<YnON: wu a native ot Ohio. Mr Myers
Decreued from $16.827 to 13.900. was associated wlth the Pru-
The total Includes 12.400 Cor the dentlal U!e Insurance Company
Nt>Wport Harbor Chambef' of for 33 yean and served that or·
Commerce and $1,500 tor mLs· ganlzaUon In the Harbor area
~llaneou.a promotion&. tor the put 14 years. He was a
EL!X:nONS: Dec:reued from put member of the eo.ta Mesa
$3.280 to 13.100. PfOvldlnl only Uona Club.
for the dty eledlon of oext Be II au:MW<l by bia widow,
~1. M.,._; a 80D. Barry E. Myera of
DI!BT SEJlVJCE: ~ ttca Corona del Kat; a d&ufhter,
1«9.302 to $37.960, lndudJne pay· s.verl)' Geier ot Tuc.oo; and 3
menta on wam. jetty and pier grandchUdten.
bondla. Tbb does not prov1de tor Funeral Mr'V1ces were held
rettrement ot wate lfterVOlr yesterday at Pukes-Bell Mortu-
bonds. a.ry chapel, Costa Mesa, with the
INSURANCE: Increased from ~v. Charles F. Hand officiating.
130.532 to $42.500, primarily be· Interment waa In Harbor Rest
C'&WIIIt of lncreued compensaUon Memorial Park.
and Jlablllty coverage. -------
RrnREMENT: Incre~ from Call... c~a-· $82.874 to S87 .D). -.
POUCE: Increased from $328. · HI-......... fl I..SIIw 579 to $367.361. Thll Includes A r... • .. ,
$31,57'5 In capital outlay for ve·
hlclew and radJo equipment. Her·
ular employees are Increased
from 55 to 58. temporary em-
JSloyeea from 100 to 101. The In·
crea~ In pen10nnel and equlp-
rnl!nt Ls for partial conversion to
one-man patrol car operations
to provide more Intensive COY·
enage ot the city.
FrRE: InCT"eaaed from $172.8&5
to $232.148. primarily for the new
fire hall In Harbor Highlands.
No lncft&.se Ll contemplated In
manning the other flre halls. nor
Is any prov1slon made for re-
pladng en&ine No. 4 at Balboa
Island. Jn~aae In regular em-
ployees trom 33 to 40, temporary
employes from 55 to 62.
HARBOR AND OfL: Re-duced
from 191.462 to $8.000. This Is a
new budget ae,regatlon and
provides only for C'OI.'tt3 In con·
nectlon with production from
the Elliott lease and In prepara·
tlon ol oil for mark«>tlng. The
submerged land oil fund bud·
get Is eliminated except for
CCN~ts N'latlng directly to oil field
operations.
CIVIL DEFENSE: Reduced from
S900 to $300.
Loull H. Callahan of Long
Beach, involved In the April 2
auto accident In which Or. Hollis
Paerel was k.nled at 17th St.
and COast Hlehway, changed his
plea from not guilty to rullty on
the charge ot felony manalaugh.
ter Monday at Santa Ana Super·
lor Court. A second charge
against Callahan. Celony drunk
driving, waa dismissed.
Probation hearing was set tor
9 a.m. Monday, June 17, In Dept.
5, Santa Ana Superior Court.
Callahan ls being held under
$5,000 ball at Oranae County
JaJI.
ln. Harriet 1.,...
Of Cllfl H1Y11 Dla
Mrs. Harriet Norman. Jr., 67.
of 711 Cliff Drive. Cliff Have11.
died Monday. May 27, at Hoag
H06pltal. She was a native of
Canada and lived hf're with her
son. John Leahy, 8 months.
Final rites will be held In
Minnesota. Parke-s-Bell Mortuary
of Costa Mesa, Is In charge ot
arrangements. BUILDING AND SAFETY: In· ~eased [rom $39,518 to $42.217. Penonnel lncreued from 6 to 7, kead the Enstrn Want Ad P&ae.
the addition being another struc-Enslen cluslfled ads get results.
tural Inspector. • -.·oo • -e to Cl,._,_ ENCINEERJNG: Increased from ~ .....,." -•
$42.303 to $53.308. hr1!0nnel In· AQUARIUM COMPLETE 7~ Cal. ~from 7 to 8. tho addition tank; heater; thermostat;
being a new poeltlon, otflee en-pump; filter. $15. CaU Cre1 -
gt.rl«r, to expedite Improvements HA 1546.1.
In the water and .ewer systems. ::;::;::::;~~===::-:=======:::::::==~-ELECTRJCAL: Jn<ftued Dom '56 PORD CONVT. FordomaUc;
138.650 to ftS.J58. due prlmarUy aa!ety equipment; BAH and
to ~ toe new aubdlvt.aton waw; otlles> utru: t::ID50. Bu· a~ttnc. Provlalon Is made f« bor -., !5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
lJptJnc .a.andardl at M&J'I\Iutte u.u. DTAft £ &aiTAI.I
and ~ld on Cout HWy, ln -----------o.an. del Mar and at 30th and
att1t lb'Mta on B&Jbo& Blvd.. tn
~ No lnc:reue In penal'!·
net. G a 1f a a A L SERVICES: fn·
CftMecl from $.1IUI5 to tc\712.. L ,.,._ lndadea a miMI' ~ r... Dlf,el tD 1218.C't r. -..e.: aa lftc:taue 0.... .,... • m Sl1$.Mlta ludt.Ucm ..-.. 2. ...................
--•• ...,..u ..... 1otaJ a.az-aa ...,...._ .. tNm n •• • &WIUJ Ina I .... ,_ .,,.
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MURRAY -SANDERS CO.
SPECIAL 1011111
OCEAN VIEW LOT -75 x 100
-S2500 -$1000 dn.
MOTEL -Per unit -11000.
600 ACRES LAND -Nr. Lake
Mathew. """:' $300 A~.
9 STORE BUU.OlNG -Per aq.
R -$6.50. Income $8.760 yr.
AIA Architect destrned (Oc·
cupled).
BALBOA OCEAN FRONT
Bualness bldg. 4 Rentall
$30,000.
3 IEWPIIT
HEIIHTS HOlES
3 Bedrooma; 2 baths; FA heat.
$12,950 -$1500 dn.
AUTIIEN11C NEW ENGLAND
Cape Cod. 4 Bedrooms & den;
3 baths; 2200 sq. rt. $26.500.
NEW DUTCH COLONIAL - 5
Bedrooms and den-3 baUu;
2600 sq ft. $29,500.
JDHI VOIEL, luU.
Crossroads Profealonal Center
<Oppo&Jte Roag Hospital)
Uberty 8-1617
UDG Pill .u .. ,.w
1 .......
Fully equipped. decorator fur·
nlshed; TV; barbecue; carport;
new canva.s awnings; large
fenced-In patio.
DWIER U 8418
CURT DDSH, Rltr.
315 MARINE AVE.
BALBOA ISLAND
HA.RBOR 1560
WHEIIUYIII.
Sflllll PIDPERn
IT PAYS TO
DEAL WITH A
Entnllt yow rea 1 e 1 tate
tranaartlona to a REALTOR.
Be .. trained 1n h1l protee-
alon, knowa nluH. fl.ca.ne.
Inc. and II bound to ~
you ethJca.Uy, bon.U,. and
c::ou.rt*>usly. REALTORS are
mem._. ot a aadon.al ~~
Pft)AUolD ~ to a
rta1d eode Oft etbJca.
College Park W A.L.KER It LEE
SALES AGE»>T
. Ill'S lEST BUYS
$1330 DIWI
Tbe arwwer to your rental problema - 3 bedrooms;
1 ~ bath.a; over·alze raraee; 230 volt wiring ln home
a.nd rarare; fenced; lanfLsc::aped; trult trees In back
yard. Cloee In; completely Improved and priced to sell
at $10,950.
$1600 DOWI
Newport Hetrhta - 2 bedroom horn~!. Large llvJng
room with flagstone tlreplace; dlnJng room. Fully tm .
proved comer lot. No bonds. Must be rellnanced. $9000
Joan avallable to quall!led buyer. Full price only
$14.950.
COliER LOT
2 Bedrooma and den. £xtra large living room and bed·
rooma; comer fireplace taclne both llv1ne room and
dJnlng room; double garage; 90x100 comer lot Oh yes!
-Nearly all ot the furniture Ia lncJuded. Only $.20)0
down and priced to sell at $1 1.500. Owner may cons.fder
good lot In on trade.
W. A. TOBIAS. Realtor
AND ASSOCIATES
"'you'll llke our trlendly service~
Uberty 8-1139 220 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa
(Across from Tbrltty Drug Store 1
EVENINGS CALL RA 5179. U 8-7021, HA 2358
PRICED IELGW IIIIET
Nnr Bay, Ocean ud rnark:.C... 2 Bedrooms: d.lnJ.n•
room; 1~ batha, w;w ~tlng; brick patJo; .PLUS
BACHELOR APT. with ~ bath. Immaculate. It~ a
boat near by Best rental ateL ExceUent t~nna. Price
Reduced.
CWRE VAl HMI, Realllr
7731 W. Cout Highway
Eves. U 8-3293 -U 8-niJ
Newport Beach
u 8 4217
PillE IESIDEITW. IIICIIE
BAY FRONT-Four full view unlu. All furnished and
ready to go. Also manager or owner's apartment and 3
rooms with bath. A real money maker! 60 tt. water
trontage; pier and Ooat. Only $129.500 -with Uberal
terms.
OCEAN FRONT-Four rentals (n«>w) In heart of New-
port. A wonderful spot to let the vacationists build your
estate. $5.2.500 and only $10,000 down.
HIRIDR IIYESTIEIIT CO. Realttn
Newport Blvd at 30th St
Newport Beach
BEFORE YOU BUY
TRY
FRANClS J. HORVATIJ. RF..ALTOR
34.20 W. BALBOA BLVD.
Harbor 1428
UDO ISLE BEAUTY
RA 1600
2 bednn. with that ap~al for gracious livtng -on a
fU lot. Large enciORd patio. BBQ, landsc'ap('d. Electrl<'
kitchen, 2 baths. dJnlng room. lg«>. dblf' prage with
radio controlled opener. $40.000. terms
IEITIL .......
2 bedrm. -60' lot. lam paUo -BDQ. 2 baths -el«.
kltch•n. d}nlnl rm.-12..000 for 4 mo.
<>PElf BOUSE SAT. 6 SUN.-1-5 P.M.
G BOLMWOOO -=a.ooo two Wrm.. -~ patio. .U. DQ-~nampua room-t:Ddoc.tea extra .mr.
... 01' ..,..... ..... A.llo la-'" ... ,.,.... -J.et 151 X. •" wsL Cul IK&Dd 3 un1ta. rt.ent
~ _. llle ~VCIIICI • ,..,....._ aaD0 -
ll.ODO wW M ..O. ...... _.
a •slls-._., IUI &1J. A-. A ......... -Glet --.
twDtiDAT, NAT JO, 1117 •EWPO.-r aaao• EJtllOW 1
_._ ...... fif~~ ~ fAJJt~uMi
...
WE HAVE OWNER! of a 1-14 ~ plot of M -1 very well situ-
ated on Placentia St. -WHO
WANTS TO SEU... Property 1s
155 x 314 wJth clrlveway to
16th St. Haa 6 rm. bou..e and
2 car garage. The prt~ 1.1 10-
15c leu a eq. ft. than adjoin-
Ing. Sewt'r' bonds paid too, and
Investors can get llberal terma.
Refrlprlllll PIMI
To ~place would co.t about
Sl35.000. Our sale price-$57,-
500. Large compl~t.e cold ator-
age cooler; freezer and storage
rooms; ottlces, loading docka:
scales, off.st parkJng. Cub or
terms.
B11illlen -lnllltn
Buy 5 building lots wholesale.
VIctoria St corner Best lot buy
at only $3.140 eac-h.
4o/o
Pleue be actvteed that we 1'-ted
a .ood ho~. Good ramuy
nel&'}lborbood, with that apecl&l
G.l. 4<J' Interest. Tb!a delllht·
ful dwelllnr bu 3 bednna.; 2
batha; hardwood floors; fi~·
place: sewers In and paid.
$2500 down and owners will
leave drapes and carpeting,
100 A.cTe5 «> level tor Allalta.
2 welll; aluminum lrrlgatlon
pipe and sprinklers; 3 tractors.
TRADE tor loca.l Income unlt3
or submit.
VILUE PLUS
VIEW LOT -Ff!f!. Overlooks
harbor, ocean and t.lea. Ne-ar
complete shopping. View Iota
are scarce. $8..500 cub.
ej:CAN ORANGE COAST PROPERnES
1851 Newport Ave. ··-· .... _._ ----------...... Costa Mesa
U 8·1632.-U 8-1400 eves.
NEW IRVINE TERRACE
HOME CONSTRUCTION
STARTING NOW
STRIKING, ORIGINAL PLANS &
DESIGNS, ON DISPLAY IN
OUR NEW SALES omCE ON
COAST HIWAY, CORONA DEL MAR
ADJACENT TO JAMAICA INN
MACCO CORPORATION
HARBOR 6795
VOGEL VALUE
Wh~ else In Newport Beach can you buy a near nf'W
3 bedroom. 2 bath home with fireplaet>. hardwood noons.
dl.sJ>0154l. lar~e picture windows overlooking a huge
cove~d pat•o surrounde-d by professional landscaplng.
Yard completely ft>nced. Sprinkling systt>m bOth Cront
and rear.
... ,. else for $18,8&0?
THE VOGEL CO.
~ E. CoLet Hwy .. Corona del Mar HA: 1741; HA : ~
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
~ nt'r says SEU." thio: moflc>rn rant·h. 3 br. 2 bath
home. plus g-uPst room and b:.th M:mr t''!Ctra~ on ll
C'Otnt'r lot "ilh l"()((m for po<tl gparkltnJ: nf'w Anti nf'VM'
~n livN1 In l\1.lkt ortc>r "tth cash to }clan or $17,t'(l0,
or 11~ low as ~.000 00 down "tll bU) it •
For grac-Ious living C'all us tn SN' tht~ 3 hr modNn
hom~ with magntfiN'nt Ba). 0<'f'an Vlf'W H N\ttotl. Ciltl'rf'd
.!M'Immlng pool and ""'f:\~ ~11loN'. !l'. (mRnc-ana. and
undpr prl<'<'d at ~:>.000
A word to tht' "I~' If.,) ou AN' a lf'M tc> "&JH-P'•r" l'X·
«'hanies. or ''dll~" pl'OJ)(•rt). lrt $ "'''''
Rtrnr JA YRED, RN.Itor
Ylldl'ed IUep and Sylvie ~ A..-octatN
lOl E. Wboe Bh--4.. ll&lboa llA ~or 4600
lB.-
ao. to ...,.... 2~ tllocb .. Omaa. o..r ~-
l.!l'th.. ._.. Vft.ll:a ~ ll&.'I'ID-Ya Dswa.
'
.
Use 1ll1s ~· CICIUiflecl Ad Ont,r ra,_,,
/t .... , .... A! Ill
,~/ ~: : • : : :--·-For Q=-~6-~o-D 0
~~ ~ w..w to buy ___ o
WHY BUYf .......... t an or&U wtth
apdoft to buy. WoodwOith
Plano Co.., 3120 E. Cout Bwy.
BA 1312. CDM.
$5.00 PD MONTH ttntl iOOCJ P~ plano aU tenn rent
allowed on '"-Y Schm1dt·PbU·
Ups. ~ No. Maln, Santa Ana. ~~.a n u. u. 14. • u. .... e.t• .. ··-··---o
~, ·,~ " ~ 15:.--oaly s: iar ~· i~-3 ~. only 1.00 ;an:·~·~·~:·:~:::~ CADOP'IaAifD
G' ~ H.lp want.d ....... _ ... O
'. I :n. ----Zl. ____ 23. -----x. --·--2:5. -----Wotl went.d ....... -.. 0
We wtah to tbaalt our many
frlend.a for thetr expJeaiona ot
aympathy on our berMv•ment
In Ute pa..tnar ot out clear b u.-
band and father. Mr8. E. 0 .
We.t and fa.rnlly. ' ' I -. Lott & Found ............ O
" -----27. 28. -----29. --·----30. ----···· $h.,. yow ~ .......... 0
• WOBDS OJfU 1.00 roa Olr& llfiEntOX -S 1'DIU roa UO Per~GM~ -·····-···-··-0 I DYIC:U
'I ' MAIL TO: THE ENSIG~ 2850 E. Coast Hwyu Corona del Mar • ~~ .. -..... -0
WEDCEWOOD RANGE -Under
year old. May be aeen at 2!W8
E. Coast Blway, CDM. bet. 9
It 5 or call HA 2452. •
COMPLETE HOUSEFUL of beau·
tltul maple furniture. SparkJ·
ln g new 25 pieces. Consists ot
9 piece llv1nc room suite In-
cluding the convertible sleeper
divan with space tor storage
of bedding. Bedroom has 11
pieces Including the MR. &
MRS. dresser, mattress and box
spring etc. Dinette comes with
upholstered chairs. This com-
plete at our warehouse price ot
$498.08. Can be bought tor cash
or take payments of $5.58 per
week.
See these and many otht'r bar .
gains at Bauehn's Main Store
660 West 17th St.-Costll Mesa
One block west of Van's
Bowling Alleys
Open 9 to ~Mon. thru Fri.
Sat., 9 to 6-Sun~ 11 to 5
Register dally to win
t~ appllanct'S.
12' PADDLE BOARD-In excel· NEW UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom ' lent condJtJon. Harbor 3712. houae avaUable June lOth. U llat1 Jll Ifill wla ... YID IIIII1UIJIOE 15' TRAII...ER-''VI.klnc Vacation· er' Sleeps 5. Llke new. M&Jr.• otter. 201 Carnation, Corona
del Mar.
WEDGEWOOD CP automatic ga.s
range, the nice family a1ud
oven, has lights. clock Umer
and that nice grUI broUer. Our
warehouse price this week ls
only $98.03. No cash needed,
just pay the payments of $6.91
per month.
See these and many other bar·
gains at Baugh n's Main Store
660 West 17th St.-Costa Mesa
One block west of Van's
Bowling Alleys
Open 9 to ~Mon. thru Fri.
Sat., 9 to 6-Sun., 11 to 5
Register dally to win
free a pp II a nce_s.=-"'.---,-
8·F1'. DINGHY, $65; Evinrude
Sportsman 3~ ·h.p. outboard,
$65. See Sat. or Sun .• 407 Men-
doza Terrace, Corona Hleh·
lands. Harbor 6392.
8-5556.
ROOM SUITABLE for bachelor, GARDEN SPRAYING-Our !~Pee·
with private entrance, tollet to make a professional change to laity. Uldng best matertala and
and shower. No cooking. ZZ7 better ae.rve your fellow man. power ma chJne for your Dow·
Larkspur, CDM. ~ era and ahruba. l ust llke you =D-=REAM=-=--=-=="""H""O~ME,.;,;,-. :.:.spa-c..,..io-us.--3-bed--· o lncreue your productive time. want It! Also wash wlndowa
rzn. 2 bath class doors, built-Th Insure your future regardless and other thing .. Call after
ins. ranch style. $2,995 down. of age. 5 p.m. HA 804-M.
450 Cabrtllo, Costa Mesa. U COMPLETE LAJfDSCA.PIJWQ
~8:,-885;::.;,.:;.2~o,...w....:n.;_:e:.:.r:.:.. -,...-.----To double your Income. I EIIVICE
UNFURN. APT. FOR RENT-2 FREE ESTIMATES
bedrooms; earage; $95. 316 ! YOU HAVE ? S&H Green Stamps
Larkspur, CDM. HA 6988-W. Then aee Mr. Grogan Free dellvery
4 RM. HOUSE -For rent. G8-Sales Su pervisor CORONA DEL MAR NU'R3ERY
rage; unfurnished; Adults HA 1038 2744 E. Cout Rwy.
only. Utilities paid. Newport H•L-r R••f
area. $70. U 8-4214. IIU .,. SPJIIrl rP'I'O
FOR RENT-Un!um. comer lot, IMIIOn•al p1~ ..._..I I~
brand new house. Enclosed pa-LV Ill FLtJOBJJ)ATEJ) WAU.
tlo; good location. Avallable 1842 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa gives ll!ettme
June 1. HA 2919·1. CDM. protection against
PRJV ATE OFFICES, ground floor SOME FREE _ ac>ME FEE tooth-decay!
Trident Bldg., 2200 Newport Applleant. n~ m any otrlce __ CALL ___ LIB__:...:.EJITI'..:..:.:..:_.:.8·..:50::.:.::12:___
Blvd., Newport Beach. Low a.s t...'--•-__._ •-d d ,.,._ -.--..uran.. an o· JO~STONE'S S40 Incl. utilities. Mr. U bbey mestlca. u .. R .. 4...bll for all!J-A n n
~~:,--= ~----GRAND PIANOS many Uke new ~~~~ or Mr. Hardacre KI men. <~:ow.> q u ""' 1111 llfl Wreckers
June Fanv EmpL A,ency, U~ Auto Parts, Tires FURNISHED APARTMENT good 402% 32nd St.. Newport
locaUon. pleasant surroun d -~~ ........ ---------We Buy Cars and Scrap Metal
~ ............ ••zn' 1
OONMDC'lA.L oa
U3JDEN'I'I.AL
Expert cleanen ol..U.. tJoon,
wtn4ow& Pel* deantna.
All Work Guaranteed
30 yean exp, JC 3-2321
ITA I
VALUES
SPECIAL SALE
PRICES TOO LOW TO PB.IN1'
SAVE ON-NEW
BCA -ZENITH
MOTOROLA -PBILCO TV
CHUNDIG -.MAJESTIC m.J1
•
u ····"*'··---...... BIUMDAY, IIAY .. .., r • .
-I llatell IP•• llr 1111
~ IAtSaa 111 Ulh .. lileiU.alll 2D4o4dl ..... p.m.
.-a Fll VIE ••••••••••• l8IICt JtZWJIQilT .. ~ ..
OOS'I'A MESA
.. lEI'S
PA.DI'mfG
INTEBJOJt -EXTEJUOil
SANDBI.AS'J'mG
KUBA..LS
Liberty 8-86.22 Free Ealmate. ..........
SCR!Z'NS c:;z.ua:o FREE
Call after t p.m. HA BOC-K
STII TV ' "'' your prfntinq nMds win be
2301 w. Balboa Blvd.-HA 5074 handled conveniently and court·
Newport. Beach
eously in the completely.equip-~ Job Printinq Department of t he Ension, ·
HIO E. c-.t Hw, .. c.-. 4.1 MH Hertler,,,. 11¥1117
2 experienced. ln.tured. rut Business
moven plu. luge van only :ff!..b~yw~ ~~~ Dire~tory
door. Lowest rates and tree
estimate. on atate and nation· ~-aE•JUU
wide movtnc and on atorace, ------------
No extra c:buge for Saturdaya Cl111111bJ or BoUdaya. • r--.Ew.l. ~···~ •• Joba 'r..IIMDI
TR.ANSFERA STORAGE I. 0. IIDEIIII
1966 Rubor Blvd., Cocta Mesa BA ~
Phone: Day, Ll 8-2274 1014 E. Balboa Blvtt, Balboa
lflcbt. Ba 5593 or Ll 8-&0>
* IUDDII FWt SM,
''Llke Hacl<:" * .lenllol
including Stelnway, Knabe,
Ch ickering, Baldwin, Klmball
A Brarnbach priced !rom $395.
Terms as low as $13.50 per
month. Schmldt·Phllllps, 520
No. Main, Santa Ana.
NEW AD!\11RAL family slz.e food
freezer hol ds over 380 lb. fro-
zen food. Has sharp freeze In
each shelf. adjustable cold con-
trol etc., plus door storage
Warehouse pnc-e Is now $17888.
Pay cash or take payments of
$9.Tl per month. This Is the
new 1957 one.
lngs. Adults only. 610 Mar-SITUATIOJIIS WAJn'ED U BERTY 8·7013
guerite, CDM. GARDEN WORK _ Ph-on_e_H_ar--2075 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa aut. F• AD 0-._. PAIN'nNG
FOR RENT CDM -Attractive bor 1038. Pb Uippa Brooks. P'INE WATCB REPAIBING GENERAL REPAIR
OUR NEW modem living room
group complete with convert·
lble divan and chair, step and
coffee tables. together with
your decorator lamps. Our
warehouse price this week Is
only $136.56. And the payments
are only $1.73 per week.
See these and many other bar·
gains at Baughn's Main Store
660 West 17th St.-Costa Mesa
See these and many other bar·
gains at Baughn's Main Store
660 West 17th St.-Costa Mesa
One block west of Van's
Bowling Alleys
Open 9 to ~Mon. thru Fri.
Sat., 9 to f>-Sun .. 11 to 5
Register dally to win
ftee appliances.
small furnished apt. Uving COMPLETE PAIN'JlNG "Prompt Service-
room with hide-a -bed sofa. WHITE, CHRISTJAN Man needs PAPER BANGING SERVICE Beaaonable Prteea" LOCXS
Co mplete bath and kitchen. TV full or part time custodian
antenna. Very comfortable for work. Church and store experl· HA 2976 1515 E. c.t. Bwy .. C.... del.._ LAWNS MOWED
one person. Yearly only. HA ence. Lives Corona del Mar. Sample seJect:lon In your home. CABS POLlSBED
3(&1-Eves. HA J530.J. HA 7ls.w . EUGENE o . SAUNDERS lofle PJiject.s
CORONA DEL MAR YEARLY IOSCm.l.AifEOtJS S00 31st Street. Newport Beach FOR RENT GLASS REPLACED
RENTAL -Deluxe 2 bedrm.
unfum. duplex-South ot hJ. WE HAVE the complete Une of WliEEI..ER ELECTRIC 8-~ 16Ml_l;,~ Pro~lltDI GENERAL Cl.EAN UP
way. FA heat; separate patio; new Hammond orcans. Rent Electrical Contracting FA!rr COLOR I1LII si:Jrhcz WIIQ)()WS WASHED
fireplace. Adult. -no pet&. ~ Hammond Spinet fat 5 Free EltJmate. lfodel Airplane Bu~ HA 1~. Wftb lncludJnc leao~ only KOJ'BD'fG TOO SMALL One block west of Van's
Bowllna-Alleys
~n 9 to ~Mon. thru Fri.
Sat., 9 to 6-Sun .. 11 to 5
Reglster daily to win
l.ree appllan~
SPINET PLAYER plano wlth Am·
plco action. Bol.l.a Included.
Woodworth Plano Co., 2162> E.
Coast Hwy. HA 3382. CDM.
PRIVATE OFF1CES wltb phon e S25 plua cartqe. Sclunldt-2'7'53·D E. Cout mlhwa,' ... a ••• ,. ..... Oll TOO LUCK
answerlnc aervice. Secretary Phillips. 520 No. Main, Santa Corona del Mar 1782 Newport IUYd., eo.ta--:'%. E. Jl. JIERMA!f _ l . D. SPEA.aS
and notary avaUable. Ground Ana.. HA 6241 Days Ll 8-13lS Eve. Phone 1Jbert7 1-'lOa 701 IN BA S073
SPINIT PIANOS all w-on-d-:-erl--:-u-:1
buys Including Gulbransen.
Acrosonlc and Spencer priced
from $395 Schmidt-Phillips,
520 No. Main. Santa Ana.
GOOD PRACTICE pianos, $125.
$139.50, $174.50. Terms $5.00
per month. Schmidt-Phillips,
520 No Main, Santa Ana.
noor, New Trident Bldg .• 2200 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiii.ii.iii Newport Blvd., Newport Beach I
(Adjacent to South Coast Co.)
A HOUSEFt:L OF Furniture con-
sisting ot living room group,
bedroom group. dim•tte. plus
new General Ele<1ric refrigera-
tor and Wedgewood range, the
CP automa tic one. Complete tor
only $576 89. Ca n be bought
without a down payment. Pay.
ments arc as low as $7.Z7 per
wet'k
Set' theS(' and many other bar·
gains at Baughn's Main Store
660 Wf:'s t 17th St.-Costa Mesa
One block west of Van's
Bowling AIIPys
Open 9 to ~Mon. thru Fri.
Sat.. 9 to 6--Sun. 11 to 5
Register daily to win
fr('(' a pplla nN-s
REFRIGERATOR FRIGrDAIRE-=
14 cu. ft. -18 mo. old, $350.
Ma rble table top 3 ft. x 5 ft.
Italian marblt' -~5. Roll-
away bed double sin• -with
mattr~ -$10 Ca ll HA 3636
TIRE SALE
400/o to &00/o Off
NO DOWN-TERMS
U· S. ROYAL
50,000· MILE GUARANTEE
Wholesale price for
Retail Customen
IIIE lYEII
UNION SERVICE
FOR THE JUN E BRIDE single
.strand of fine cultured pearls,
sacrlfice. U 8-7418.
1WO SETS new twm-siz.e foam
rubber mattresses and match-
Ing box springs. extra Clrm
orthopedic. Less than half orl
gina! cost. HA. 1243-R
l956 GENERAL Electric retrigera·
tor with the cross top fr('(>Z('r
chest, the magnetic door and
adjustable shelves etc-. Wart>
house price is only $186.48. No
c:ash needed on this and pay
ments are only $8.65 per
month. Also Phllco c:ross tnp
model refrigerator with bottlt>
s helves, place tor everything
No cash needed on this ont>
Paid down to $146 ~8. Pay
ments are $8.64 per month
See these and many oth<'r b.u
gains at Baughn's Main Stort>
660 West 17th St.-Costa Mt'sa
One block west of Van's
Bowling Alleys
Open 9 to ~Mon thru Fri
Sat .. 9 to 6-Sun . 11 to 5
Register dally to win
tree appliances.
MAH::-:-:~OG~ANY-:-=~DROP LE-AF=-.,..D-un--
can Phyfe table. Pads to fit.
Excellent condition $65. HA (83S.J.
LOWERY ORGAN, just llke new
only $895. Minshall organ less
than halt new price. Schmidt-
Phillips. 520 No. Main, Santa
Ana. Blg Piano A Organ Store
since 1914.
TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNI.
'IVRE AND APPUANCES ON
NEW MERCHANDISE.
BAUGHN'S Ft1RNI'n1llE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17tb St., eo.ta
Mesa. Store hra.: Mon-Fr1., 9-9;
Sat., 9-6; Sun., 11-5. Ll 8·3186.
USED BAMMOl'ID chord ortan, Avocado A Cout Hl&hway aoy one can play thJ.I or&&n.
Corona del Mar without leaona. SchmJctt.PhJJ.
Next to Jamaica Inn Ups. 520 No. Main. Santa Ant
===-==-=:-::R,_ar-:bor,-:-:::::~3094=-=,..,.-:=r--:.--USED HAMMOND orcan out·
WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC wash-.tandJn6 a a v I n 1 a ScbmJdt·
Ottl~ and semi-private desk
spa~. HArbor 3028.
"Dol't lite U11"
Until You've Tried
Uberty 8·1142
MAX W. POPE. Realtor
1908 Harbor, Costa Mesa.
TJlADE
TRADE II
Your 01~ Watch
On a new Hamilton
Liberal allowance, see
Wallace Calllerlleall
Jeweler
3123 E. COAST HWY., CDM.
HELP W AJifTE.D
Girls-
BE PROUD
AND
PLEA SO
WITH YOUll l OB
AND SALARY.
Our oftlcea are brlibt. co-work.
era pleuant, and benefltl are
tops.
Openlnp now In thla area. for:
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
-Appll'-
8:30 to 4:30
122 WMt'nl.lrd
Santa Ana
PAaFIC TELEPHONE
er with tull now ti~. tlexlble Pbllllps. 520 No. Main, Santa
dJal for various .Wngs etc. Ana. LOVELY LAJIGE Ocean view apt.
Paid down to $129.44. No cub --........ --------needed, pa.ymenta are S7.41 per WAJn'ED at hourly Alar)' tor part UiDe
month. Gen eral Electr1c auto-::W~Alfr:-==-=PlUV=::-A::-::TE=-=JlOO=:-:M-=--ar-cu-est~ help with abow dop and
matte rut.r flow wuher, tbe bouale and board t.or wortrtnc =b~ou..=:.:· ....:CD~K=·~HA~27;;:.::•::::...,_ __
new one with temperature .to mother and 5 yr. old rtrl for BEAUTV OPEBATOi -1'orniQy
dnp. full O'ftfflow n.n.e. the IUJ'IUD6. Complete ehlld c~ wu.m·. Jleau~ &aJon.. 2515
' tq aJze wuber. Wareboue and Laundr7 ct.tred CDM « _E.;.;......:.C..;..oa;,;;;:LSt~HJ::.:~=:::::.:.;.:::::!:.:...' =CD::.:M.=---
prlce La onJ,y a-..oe. No cub beaeh ..-.. BA. 1331-W. -~ -~~~~r~ IN cmJy WfLL BtJi-u_, Slnpr MWL\j ••••• ....... ~:
S. th-. and JDI.Q1 other bat· ~· ~ 2-.2 daJa. BA -·II" J1 -1~· ~:;I
pm. at •uattn'a Maln Store 10115 l:wli. 11 ••If
., ·-lTtlt !t.-0111• ~ WILt. BUY~ IOOd ... tljO . I
OM .aodc .._<II Vu 'a ==..:-~ ~ ~~ •.zrr.:att: #' G1Nt. Ope~~ rrt. OMit~ .. aJI(-114 ...
lat.: t tot 11m.. u tD s WAR lib 0000 iOid Iii I ::i'A ..., .. W1D I ,..... w ............ ... ._.,,_.._ Jfo.~U .. 1Tl2.
110 'l\iia1 I .............. I{
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I
lin lnvit(Jfion • • •
:::::::::::::::::::::==~------~------~1 i "" . \ For
Comfortable living
In
Harbor Highlands
' -
Peaceful aeclusioD on large. fully improYed home ait•
P rotectiye rwtric:tioua to maintain Yalu•
J
I
Lv.. HYahle 2. 3 cmd 4 becboam bame. &em 119.250 to 123,850
.... F. H. A. t.rma CIYCIOabJ.
R MIJYe now ••• IDO'ft iD oa 01' beb'e June 1. 1957
M!lf-__.-_., laoopedloD.-~ ~~~ miJe'""""' .,..;,
at betw .. D JntDe A.._, Cllld die Upper 1crr m the aty • Hew-
port Beada \
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
f
A WALTER B. MELL011' ENTERPRISE
&B.C. ••
.
'
•• UUliiOIU
.aou.mo.J( xo; 4IIG A •anu..moM or tln"':R. -now or nm CJTY <X>\mcn. or 11D! ttrY or ICEWPOilT
BI!ACH DIJC!LAltlNG rrs IK·
Summer Baseball Teams
Chosen; Practice Slated
1"EN'110~ 'J'O OlmEa THE .Play Ball! 1'1\.at wW be the
CLOSING UP, VACA'ltOlf AND chant ot J:t&lboy area younanen
ABANDONMENT OF A POR· MJCt month when SUJlU'DU bue·
1101f or A CERTAIN ~TWEET ball J~• competJUon ceta
IDtOWM A8 CLUBHOUS£ .AVE· under way. Te•m. have been
JroE tJOBMEBLY aAU.ROAD choeen and aev~ral ot the teams
AV'I!lf'UE) OP CANAL SEC· bepn prac:Uc. Jut week. OU\er
110M IN THE CITY OJ' NEW. tum. wW be&{n pnctke next
POln' 8£.\CR, COUNTY OP month.
ORANGE. STATE OF CALl. Mem~rs ot the Cub team In
FORmA the Callfotnla State Leaeue are n-. City Council ot the City Jimmy Dart. Kenneth Hdty,
of Newport Beach, purauant to Richard Holmer. Billy Fletcll~.
the provUJona ot the "Stnet Don Hayden, Rnu Ma.naela. Mal·
Va.cat1on Act ot 1941", and &1l colm Mathes. BUl Nott. Crall
amendmenta thereto, belna Sec-Starkey, Pat Sulllvan. Rorer
tion 8300 to 8331, Inclusive, of Relmer, Blll Schultz. David Ken·
the ~ and Rl1hways Code dall, Randy Wllaon, RJchard
of the State of Calltornla, does Matheny, Sonny Ferguson, Terry
hereby reeolve and declare u Vaughn. Patrick Collins, Chris
follow.: Dewurat, Eddie Smith. Joseph
Steven Pletcher, Johnny KJrk •
patrick, Bob N~ly, RonaJd
~ .... EddJe .Starkey, Jim SuUJ·
van, Ted Whlteneclc, Blll 11-.y.
Scott Nlcbola, BW Olsen. TelT1
Wat.ton, 8111 White, BUJ Burnett..
Jamie Carroll, MiU Cl~.
Ch.rla Eh'l\5, Allan Gray. John
Lindsey, Ha.roJd Mark., .RJchard
Oliphant, Michael Pell., MkbaeJ
Santa Cruz. and Steve Shennan.
Nut practice for thla team wiU
be held at 6 p.m. Monday, June
27, at the Horace Enalan School
Professional
Directory
FU1IDAL DJ:a.EC'I'OIII
Prlen4ly Netdlborb.oocl Servttae
p~.BJ!LL
Mo.TuAJlY
110 Broadway u 8-M33 lr 8-3434 Coat& Mea
NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MOR1UARIES
Servinl the Harbor Area
Baltz M ortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor 42
3520 E. Cout BJ«bway
Corona del liar SECnON 1: That the publlc Caruselle, Harold Hottman. Cre-
Jnterest and convenience require gory Scelsa, and Roger Boyd.
the cbtnw up and abandon-Next practice for this team wtll ~nt of a portion o1 a certain be held at 9:30 a.m.. Tuesday, ~ ID\oWn u ClubhouM Ave-June 18, at the Horace Enatwn
aue (formerly Rallroad Avenue) Sch<?OI· tn canaJ Section In the City of COach Jim Carroll ha.s selected
•Jifewpol't Beach. and It 11 tbe In-the followlna boys to play for
teotioll ol the CJty CouneU ot the the Cuba ln the International
aty c( Xewport Beach to order League: Fred Boyd, David Celse.
U.. tono-lna de.eri~ portion of Larry Dart, Richey Dawson.
~veral teams. sporaored joint.
ly by the RecreatJon Dlvfalon and
tbe Boy's Club. ~ean practice
Jut week. CoAch I . C. Clark has
picked the followlne boys to play
for the Dod1ers of the MaJor
Leaaue: Blll Armstrong, Hilton
Bell. Jlm Bushllne. Jlm Butler.
Wayne Connell, Roy Dalton,
Lloyd Fortune, Kent Hodgson,
Pete Lombardo, Tom Mark.hA.Dl.,
Cary Pickens. and Kenny Szabo.
CoAch Jim Zieger picked the
following boys for the Dodgers ot the Pacific Cout League:
SHE KNEW whot to soy. end said it Th• attrac-
tive lody is Mrs. Bill Affolter of 225 Poppy Ave.,
Corona del Mer. rece iving a $25 gift certific~e
from Hubert Connell of McKesson & Robins
Drug firm. sponsor o a notional contest. In 25
wcxds Mrl. Affolter stated why she Tik.d to shop
in the netghborhood drug store. At left is G H
Peirsol, owner of Corona del Mer Pharmacy
where Mrs /\Holter recetved her entry blank
(Emign photo!.
Baltz M ortuary
Uberty 8-2121
11h A Su.pft'lor, eo.ta Mesa
AMPLE P All.KING
BOTH LOCAnoNs
aid 11treet Jn the City ot New-
port leach. Count)' of Oranre. than three In all, notices of the
State aC CaillomJa, to be vacated, vacatton of aald portion of said
doeed up and abandoned, to street Said notices shall state
wt.t: the passage of thl..s Resolution of
George Brown. Norm Carlaon,
Bob Colwell, Lewis Cot,ey, John
Griesser, Richard HariU, Wlll
Karges, Larry Lawrence, Cary
Magner, Jim MartJndale, Terry
McWethy, Doyle RJley, Bob San·
ford, Harry Stanton, Robert '!We-
dell. Dick Woods, Ro1er Zieger
and Bruce McCialr.
Harllor B.P.W. Cl ..
H ... s s.itr Its
Ted Coutts Is Honored as
OCC 'Athlete of the Year Twelve N~rt Harbor High
phenour, Terry McGuirt>. Dick School ~niors were honored at
Grover, Bob Patterson. Ed Wat the Newport Harbor Business lr
son, Ted Von Hemert. Professional Women's Club re·
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK
IIMbor Blvd. at Cisler
KJVBERLY 5-USB
•AKEL •o. 1: That portion lntentJon and the time and place
of lalboad Avenue u ahown of the hearing of all persons In·
on the map of Canal Se-ction. terested In or objecting to the
Newport Beach In the City of proposed vacation of said por·
Newport Beach, County of Qr. tlon of said str~t. Said notices
ange, State of California, u shall be so posted at least ten
pe7 map recorded In book 4, days before the date of said hear.
page 98 of Miscellaneous Maps. lng. all as r~ulred by law.
Other players chosen ror Pacific
Coast League action are Eddie
Barrett. Ot!nnls Balmer, Cree
Cermack, Skip Crank. Chris Cur·
tis. Reggie Danieer. Bill Fleming.
Ed Fredette, David Ismael.
Charles Kabis. Brian Lewb. Tom
Mock. David Page, Mlke Patrick.
Dennis Perrin, Wayne Rice. Fred
Rich, and Phillip Wadsworth.
Coach Wally Wellbrock chose
the following boys to play for the
Giants ln the Major Leaaue:
Dick Bu tterworth. Steve Butter·
worth. Pat Helmholz. Arlis Kel·
logg. Herb Overson, Ot!nnis Pow·
ers. Bob Siegel, Jack Stoneback.
and Bill Twist.
OCC to Play
9 Grid Games
in the otclce of the cou-y SECTION 4: Notice Ia hereby
recol'der of said county lying given that the City Council of
between the northeasterly pro-the City of Newport Beach does
Jongatlon of the southea"terly hereby fix Monday, the lOth day
Hne of lot 1 of Block 332 of of June, 1957, at the hour of 7:30
said Tract and the southeaster-o'clock p.m., of sald day, In the
Jy prolongatlon of the south. Council Cham ben of the City ot w~erly line of Lot 1. of Block Newport Beach, located In the
432 of said Tract. City Hall ot the City of Newport
~CEPT all that portion of Beach. a.s the time and pia~ for
Ratlroad Avenue (now known hearing all persons Interested In
as Clubhouse Avenue) Jytna or objecting to the proposed va.
westerly and northerly or the cation of said portion of said
northerly prolongation of the st'Tfft. And the City Council at
westerly line of that portion said time and place will hear
ol &."lid Railroad Avenue ad-the evidence o(fered by any per.
joining said Block 332 u son Interested In the vacation of
shown on rn.ap No. 108 flied 111ald portion of said stret>t here· A nine-game football schedule
1n Book 2, pages 1 to 23 In· tofore desc.-rlbed. (his fall. Including a trip to
elusive of O{flcial Maps In the SECTION 5: This Resolution Arizona agaln.st Pheonlx, has
oftloe of the said County Rec-ot Intention shall be published been officially approved for Or-
order. at least once In the Newport ange Coast College.
PUCEL lfO. 2: That portion Harbor Ensign. a newspaper of The Pirates will open the sea·
of Clubhouse Avenue (former-general circulation, printed. pub-son at home Saturday, Sept. 28,
Jy known as Railroad Avenue) llshed and circulated In the City against East Contn Costa.
u shown upon a map of Canal of Newp()rt Beach. and said pub· The defending Eastern Confer·
Section, recorded In Miscellane-llcatton shall be made before ence championship Bucs wlll
oua Map Book 4, Page 98, Rec· the date set for the hearlng of all open conference play Saturday.
01'da of Orange County, CalJ· persona Interested In or object-Oct. 19. at Fullerton.
fonda, and more particularly lng to the proposed vacation. All of OCC's games thls year
clelcrtbed u follows, to wit: The above and foregolng Beso-will be played at nlaht, startini
JSet1nniDW at the northeast Iutton ol Intention No. 4642 wu at 8. ~ ot Lot ~ block 432 o1 duly pa.ued and adopted at a Complete ~hedul~ La as fol·
Aid Canal Sectlon; thence ~l'ular tneettnc ol the Clty Coun-lows:
81Kltberly alona the euterly dl of the ctty of Newport BHch, Saturday, Sept. 2& East Contra
line or aaid Lot 1, block 432 held on the 13th day of May. Costa
a distance or 66 feet; thence 1957, by the following e.rote. to Saturday. Oct. 5, at Phoenix
west~ly along a Une lying wit: Friday. Oct. 11. Citrus
Sophomore Ted Coutts was
named "Athlete of the Year'' at
the annual Orange Coast College
sprtn1 sports banquet last week.
Coutts was co-captain on both
last year's state championship
and thls year's Eastern Confer·
ence baseball !'lquads and abo a
member of the co championship
basketball team.
Baseball Coach Wendell Pick·
erl.! descrtbed Coutts as a good
defensive player. outstanding
leader and wlse handler of pitch·
ers.
Basketball Coach Stu Inman
called Coutts a "money player:·
the type of competitor you want
on your squad when the chips
are down.
Athletes who recelvrd jackets
and letters wert>:
Ba~ball : Lee FlRh{'r. Jt>rry
Langdon. Jim Newkirk. Phil
Carlson. Paul Lorentzen. Ted
Coutts. Dick IX! Vaughn. Bob Lo
Cicero. ~ne Raine, Bob Coop-
man. Tom PrOC'tor. J<'rry Wayt.
Bob Lagunas. Bill Olmstead,
Dave Rapp. Bob Sutton. K.rts
Rl>lnerston. Bill Wetzel.
Crew: Emil Dopyera, Gary Leo-
nard. Bob Schuttpelz. Jim Tibbs.
John Swain. Ken Busby. Steve
Fenley. Skip Frffly. Roland
Gangloff. Dave Grant. Sam Harrt.
son. Ronald Ot!nnls. Bill Johnson.
Al Markel. Hugh Maker. Dennis
Wagner, Paul Southers, Jeff
Thompson. Charles Yeyna. Roger
McKinnon. Brock Robertson.
Golf: VInce Saunders. MarshaU
SteUer. Gordon Juhl. B r u c e
Bryan.
SwfmmJng: Paul Brelthaup.
Russ Murphy, Doug D' Amal. Ray
O'Nestl. Max Bowman. Lou Um·
parallel to and distant 66 feet AYES. COUNCII..MEN: Hart. Saturday. Oct. 19. at Fullerton
southerly of the northerly line Wilder, MacKay, H I g b I e. Saturday, Oct. 26. at Mt. San An LEGAL JIIOTJCE
of said Lot 1. Block 432. to an Stoddard. Rtl1. tonlo NO A29260
Intersection with the south. NOES. COUNCil..MEN: None. Frtday, Nov. 1. San Bernardino NOTICE OF HEARING
westerly line of said Lot 1. ABSENT COUNCILMEN: Rid-Saturdav. Nov 9. at Riverside SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Block 432, aald point being the derhof. Friday. ~ov. 15, Chaffey STATE OF CALIFOR:;rA FOR
true point of beginning; thence Dora 0 . Hill Friday, Nov. 22. Santa Ana THE COUNTY OF ORA~GE
80uthwesterly at right angles Mayor £.<;tate ot
to said southwesterly line of ATTEST: film 01 l.tfl Lllfher ROBERT C. NEWTON.
said Lot 1. Block 432 to an In· Margery Schrouder De<'eased
tersect.lon with a line lying City Clerk TO Be SlloWI S•IIIJ ~onc-E IS HEREBY GIVE~
parallel to, and distant 10 teet Publish: May 23 and 30. 1951 that Robt>r1 C NeW1on. Jr has
northeasterly of the south · In the Newport Harbor Enstgn A film on th<' liCe of Martin f1led herein a petition tor Probate
westerly line of said Clubhouee Luther v.111 be prrsented by the or Will and Cor Lette~ of Ad
Avenut>; thence southeasterly IN 'I1JE SUPERIOR COURT OF Newport Harbor Lutheran Churt'h ministration With the Will An
along 8ald parallel line to an THE STATEOFCAUFORNIA at 7:30 p m. Sunday at thrl nexerl. n>fen>n('(' to which i~
Intersection with the northerlt" IN AND FOR THE COUNTY churc-h, 2501 Cliff Drive. Newport j made for further partkulaf<', anrl
prolongation of the westerly OF ORANGE Heights. that the time and place of hear
Jtne of that portion of said Dept The film. whkh w111 dramatlzP l ing the same has been set for
Clubhouse Avenue adjoining No. 71755 thr times of the Reformation. Is June 7. 195i. at 10 am .. in the
Block 332 of said Can a J SUMMONS on<' hour and 4!'i minutes long courtroom of DE-partment No. 3
Sect 1 on; thence northn-ActJon brouabt Ln the Superior and will be shown only once. The or said rourt. at County Hall of
ly along said northerly pro-Court of the County of Orange, I public Is in'-1ted RN'<>rds. in the City of Santa
Jongatlon of the westerly line and Complaint filed ln the Ot-Ana. California
of said Clubhouse Avenue to flee of the Clerk of the Superior LEGAL NOnCE L. B. WAU ... ACE. C'lf'rk
cent meeting at the Newport Tennla: Charles Logan, Jerry Harbor Yacht Club.
Holden, John Dempuy. Jim Hkk Semors wt>re chosen by a
man, Bud Farquhar. Bob Agonla. board of faculty memben. Each
John Ne,-ua. Allan Brown g1rl introduced h~lt and spoke
Track: Stan Hopklrt!. Ht>nry bnPfy about her chosen careoer
Rodrfauez. Ray Adennann, Frank and the achievements she hopes
OPTOIIEftY
Dr. Keith M. Walker
Optometrlst and Orthoptist
2721 E. Coast Jllghway
Corona del Mar, Caillomla
Harbor 6IMS
Carl, Chuck Flynn, Dick VO<'Ikers. to altam. ~===~!!!!!!~[:===~ Ed Baln, Gary Penhall. J<Jn Girls who at1~nded are Laurie ,.
Vl.sel. AJ Slot)', Bob David. 8111 1 Hendricks, Ann Lardner. Connie
Brown. Seell'y, Charneth Starage, Jody
Sailing: Dave Grant. Bill John· I Lleb. L1nda M1llt>r. Terry Reich.
son. AI Markel. Eddie Pfirrmann. Sue Bro" n. Mona Rae Barlow
Carol Talstra. Barbara Hammond.
OC Baseball
Stars Named
and D1ane Troolen.
For all your
Prlnting Needs
THE ENSIGN
Pubhshing Co.
HARBOR l114
28JO E. Coast Wahway
Corona del Mar
Six Orange Coast College baS('
ball players have be-en selected
on thf" f1rst team of the all East·
ern Conference ba~ball squad.
Mrs. Flora Gardner Bass of tht>
Ph11ipp1ne I lands spo«e-on ·'The
Flhp1no Woman." Mn. Bass ex-
plalnt'd how the women of her
native rountry were given thelr
fret>dom when the United States ~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiii liberated the Philippines from I
C'oach Wendell Pickf'n ' East·
ern Conference champions also
plact'd 2 players on the second
team and 2 on the third team.
Span1sh rult'. She added that
progress made In the busmesa
world by Filipino women rom
pared closely to that of the U.S.
Use Ensign Cla.s.slfied ads to
buy, aell, trade or exchange.
STROOT'S
IE II
UPIILSTEIIII
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TE ..a.E
Selected to the first team were
fir5t baseman Gene Raine. Dow·
ney; se<'Ond baseman Bob Coop-
man, Huntington Beach: third
b~man Jerry WaY,, Montebello;
outfielder Bob LoCicero. Downey;
catcher Ted Coutts. Montebello,
and pitcher Jim Newkirk. New·
port Beacll.
HARDWARE * HOtJSEW ARES
On the second team were out-
fielder D~k DeVaughn. Newport
Beach. and pitcher PbU Carlson.
Pasadena.
Thfrd team choices we~ short-
stop Bob Proctor, Bell Gardens.
~::;··;;~=~
To Eater St11fonl U.
Seven Newport Harbor High
School students who wall gradu
ate next month have t>E-t>n ar
repted by the adml~'ilons nCfa,·e
at Stanford University Thrt'e
students have won 4 year sC'hol
arsh1ps
The Irvine scholarship of Stan
forrl U has been grantt'd to Con·
c;tanc-t> SE-eley. The S("holan:hlp Is
for 4 yrars and renewable each
yPar provided the student at-
tains Mtlsfactory gTades.. Allen
Dallas and Gary Decom have also
bet'n granted 4·year scholar·!
c;hir"
Olhl•r students who ha'-"t> befon
Jrrantf"d admiss1on art> Charles
Vandprvort Jr., William Milburn
Barbara Lardner and CharJes
H:t!!k{'ll
l8dla ..s m.4. 1.1 ..a.
an tnte~lon with the south· Court of said County. CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS Daft>d May 16, 1957
westerly line of said Lot 1. JESUS s. FLORES Fictitious Firm Name A. K. PHELPS
Block 432; thence northwester· Platntlft ' TilE UNDERSIGNED do here· Attorney for Peli!iont>r.
Jy along said southwesterly vs. by certlty that they are conduct· 3429 E. Coast Highway.
A spokrsman at Harbor High 1 School S.'lld the sc-hola~hlps won
Corona at ~tanfoTd U. by the 3 studenu 1 in thP graduating class Is prob-I
ably the best re<'Ord attained
thl<~ yt>ar by any high school ln
Thu t~. dan~ to Royal Tr iroo, the unu.ang purpk
mc:xor oil ... it prolongs your cngioc·s croubl~-~ per-
fomu.oct' for rhou.sand.t of C'X't:n miles. At the Slgtl of
the big 76 ... whc:rc: you \c.now you al .. •ays g~ rhc: finest.
line of said Lot 1. Block 432. to EMMA MONTEZ FLORES, lng a retail meat market and del Mar. Calif.
the true point ol beginning. Oe_fendant delicatessen business at 3421 E. Harbor 1286.
AU that portion of said street to THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Coast Highway, Corona del Mar, Publish: May 23. 30. June 6 California.
UNION OIL COMPANY
be vacated, closed up and aban· OF CAUFORNIA SEND GREET· Calif., under the fictitious firm I ln the Newport Harbor Ensign.
doned. is more clearly shown on INCS TO: name of Butcher Boy Meats and f ___ ..;;;;;;,;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;:;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;,;;;;;,;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;::;:::;:::;:::;;;;:;:;:::;;::;:::;:::;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.
a certain map approved and EMMA MONTEZ FLORES, that said firm Is composed or the
adopted by the City Council ol Defendant following persons whose names
the C1ty of Newport Beach tor You are dll"eC'ted to appear 1n In tull and places ol residence
said vacation. closing up and an action brouabt acalnst you by are as follows. to-w it:
abandonment. by res o I utI o n the above named plaJntltf. ln Leon Phillip Rhinehart.
dated May 13, 1957. and desJg. the Superior Court of the State JfT1 Heliotrope, Corona del
nated "Re!JoluUon No. 4641", of CalltomJa. In and for the Coun-Mar. Call{.
which said map is on tue In the ty ot Oran~ and to answer the Richard Leon Rhinehart.
office or the City Clerk of the complaint therein within ter 636 St. James.. Rd., Newport
Clty or Newport Beach. Reference da)'B after the service on you o. Beach, eaur.
1s hereby made to said map for thla wmmona. If seJVed within WITNESS our hands t.hJ..s 30th
further particulars as to the pro-the County or Orange, or wtthln day of April, 1957
poud vacation. clO&lna up and thtrty day~~ tt .,-ved ellewhere, Leon Phillip Rhlndtart
abandonment of said portjon or and you are notWed that unless Richard Leon Rhinehart
aaJd ~and sa.ld map Is made yoU to appear and &N'ftr as STATE OF CA.UFORNIA
a part ot thls ReM»Jutfon to the above requlred. the plaJnt:l.ff COUNTY OF ORANGE
same e'lrtent and purpoee u lt wUl take Jud~XDatt for any •
tbe aame w~re herein lncor-money or d~ demanded In ON THIS 30th day ol .April,
porated tn tull. the Complaint. as ar1s1n.1 upon 1957. ~ore me, • Notary Pub·
SEC'nON 2: That the proc::eed· contract. ~ wtJJ apply to the lie ln and for saJd county and
lnp for tb~ cloainl up and Court tor any other reltef de state. residing thereln. duly
abandonJJlent of tl\e afo..-atd manded. In the com,pJaJnt eom.ml&stoned and ..-om. P8"·
port1on ot Ald atJMt shall be CIW'rl ~ zny band and .-aJ .on&lly a~ Leon Pbllllp
had a.nd tUen. and .the City ot tbe SUperior Court ot tbe Rhlnebart and R.kbard Leon
Cba.ndJ ot t.be Cty ol Newport CowltJ ot On.n.p. su-te ot Call· Rhlnebart. known to me to ~
-...cb herebY eleaa to proceed fomta. th.la 18th ctq of Marda. the Pft'IIOI\S ·~ n.mes a.re under th• proviaiiOM ot the 19157. aublcrlbed to the W1thln ln·
"Street Vacation .Ad of lMl .. , and <SRAL SUrtmOll C001l1' atrurHnt. and admowltd,ed to an amen~tll thereto. belnl oa.AJroE <XKJtnTl me tba.t tbQ executed the
8ectloaa 8300 to I3S1. lDdulw, t.. a. W.UUCE. aame. of u.e 8tJeeCa &ftd Jliala.,.,. ~ aertt and ~ ot-w-UM-139• 1Q1 hand and ol·
Code af U.. State of~ tM kpwtor OJu:rt ot tbe ~~ ~ Sla'IOJC 1; 1'be Street...... ltatll ol eautoml-. bl ad tw -~QUe a. and fair a14
lidlill4ellt "' the at:r ot =port • ~ • ~ c;;;. _. ~~ate. a..c~a..uca-•'-~b· 117-...rt&.~ .,o.. a cae ...,_ E7r.'= ol~ '=-Uae,: PaN::':'t.o Ut. II\ ~ a. -Ac. ». .._ ec. .. .,. • ...., oot ...... ,.... ,_. • *7t. •••usr a.. a JNt apa.rt,. lalot DOts-lD a. ••..-at ...._ ........_ Ia tiM ....., CN4pL
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NaiL" Aid
GELATIN CAPSULES
NAIL AIDS a..rs amall pink
ca1~'-of concentrated U.S.P.
protelb aupr-tree GELA-
' plu. Calcrum Gluconate and Important Vitamin A.
added" few poeater et.r«tlve~
nea. NAIL AID helpa strenl'th·
en nalla by aupply1nJ tfiem
with the food they need to make them .uong. Your own
Doctor wW tell you GELATIN
la a rich .ource of naU buUd-
lni protein.
Corona del Mar
Pharmacy
"The PreecripUon Pharmacy"
Harbor 2272
3127 E. Coast Hlabway
Corona del Mar
• • •
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
SUPPUES ... STATIONERY
Willi1111 StllitHn
Lido SllopplDg c.aw
Batbcw .. -U30 VIa Udo
Lorgest end Most Complete
Ftlmiture Store in the Area.
Cell for fr"
DECOIV'TING SERVICE
ll berty 8· SS 18
House ~~~ G a r~ en
Furn•shings for homes.
dubs, yachts.
3017 W. Co4rt Hi9hwey
Newport &..ell
• wa CA~~~~ M.CK ...,.,. ~Yt-·
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POl IJTIMA11 CAU •••
HARBOR TRANSFER
I STORAGE
2200 Jfewport BIYd..
Coeta M ...
Pbooe E..._ & S1UL
Liberty 8-73231 Liberty 1·1581
LYON VAN LINES AGENT
COME TBlS WEEKEXDI
BUFFALO RANCH
THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB of Cos to
Meso hos anstolled new officers of both the senaor
ond junior sections. Mrs. E R. Gronquist (center)
is the new president of the senaors. Mrs. Rachord
Choppelle (riqht) is th. new president of the
1uniors . lnstollotaon wos conducted by Mrs M. F.
Spencer (left), dis trict president of the Oronge
County F.deroted Wo,.n's Club.( Ensign photo)
Boys Confess
Shoot ing at
Cars on Hwy.
Two Cliff !Iaven teenage boys
admitted to pollee otflcers they
had shot pellets and had
thrown dirt clods at passing cars
along Mariners Mile.
The 2 boys were apprehended
by police officers In th• vicinity
of Tustin Ave. and Cliff Drive
a fter an anonymous caller In·
form<'d oftlc<'rs that they were
shooting at windows In homes. A
pellet gun. 2 boxes of BB shots
and a sling shot were confl.scated
from the youths.
At least 3 motorists complained
that thf'lr V£'hlciE's WE're damaged
by shots last we£'k whllt> thl'y
were-tra\t>Jing along Coast High·
way In the 1000 block. Pollee
posted stake outs but failed to
catch anyon£' shooting at cars. I
One of the youth.; said he had
shot at and hit 2 rars with peas
from a sltng shot Th<' otht>r 1
youth said he-had thrown dirt
dods at passmg t·ars H£' addt>d
AMERICANISM ESSAY WINNERS received medol~ ond cosh
owords in a contest conducted an Newport elemente~ry schools by
the Amencon Leq•on Ausiliory Un I 29 I Show obove left to rtqht
ore Sue Sabley. II 0 Vao Qua to. Lido Isle, I hard pl~ce wtnner omonq
e ighth graders ot Horoce E"s•qn School T omao Hope 21 I Dohl.o
Ave. C orono del Mar second pbce w.nrer omong f,lth gr11ders·
Jon Mortin, 32 Horbor lslond, farsl ploce wanner omonq the fafth
graders Gory Coldwell, (reor) 223 Morn•ng Conyon Rd . Shore
Cliffs, forst ploce winner omonq the eoqh th gr11ders Shelly Chosn1.
1425 E. Soy "-ve , Balboo. third omong the f.fth groders · J ohn
Green 208 Apoleno Ave., Bolboo lslond, second omonq the e•qhth
qroders The fafth groders wrote on ·The Stotue of Ltberty, ond
the eiqhth qroders wrote on The Four Freedoms ·
that he and hts companion and
some other boys had a "pea From
shooter" fi ght at TurnN Drugs the POUCE BLOTTER
On t_h£' way home, they shot at 1 _._._...,....._._ ....... .._._ ........ ~-----....,.. ............................................ .._.. ........ .._ ....... ....,.. ........ ....
passmg cars. . • SUNDAY. MAT 19
Part>nts of tht> ruuths ptc~ed John ~lrKenzle. 41. 2109 Se\-ille
thl'm up at the police stallon AvC'. Balboa. was booked for In ·
They wf're Informed that a fol · toxkatlon . Five occupants In
low-up would be made by the a car stol<' 5 ~rving trays and
juvenile department. left without paying the-Ir bill at
l,t. l&fs. BIJ at SC ...... , ... ., Merle-'s Drive-ln. Corona del Mar
... A bottle of vodka was stolen
rrom the boat of Max Sturges,
204 VIa Udo Nord, Udo ble.
• MOKDAT, NAT 20
Jack N. Frost. son ot Mrs. Ira Smith of 461 Morning Can-
Bernlct> M. Frost of 538 Fullerton yon Rd .. Corona Hlghl&nds. was
Ave .. Newport Heights, president I blttf'n by his cat ... 13 sacks of
of the-School of Pharmacy stu plaster wert> dumpt>d on the
dent body 111 the t:nlverslty of ground at 128 Opal Ave , Balboa
Southern California. was re<"entl) !Island . . Ct'Cil Walker of 6307
Initiated into Skull and Dagger, Seao;hore Driv£'. NI'Wp()rt Bea<'h.
tht> oldest men's honorary organ wall bookf'd for tntoxJcatlon . .
lz.ation at the university A $1 78 radio tel<'phone. propeny
Jack 1S a graduatE' of Ventura j of Ne-wport Harbor Boy Scouts.
High School and attenl1ed Ven was stolen from Elt>Ctronlcs Ma-
tura Coil£'~1' and the University I rlne. 413 31st St., NPwport Beach
of Alabama prior to e-ntering SC . A 12-foot boat wa.s found at
Jack. who is a senior, Is a mem 34th St. and Ocean Front. N<'W· I bt'r of Phi De-lta Chi fraternity., port Beach ... Richard's Lido
Sk ull and Mortar pharmacy hon· Market rt>Celve-11 3 Insufficient
orary, and Alpha Tau Omega fund cht'Cks from Mrs. Pl'ggy
fratermty. 1 HirSC"hft>ld ... A wallet bt'long-
11ng to Mrs David Ross of Lns
Island, was bitten by h<'r pe1
rat ... A window was broken
In the hum£' ot Frank Finster.
316 Anade Ave-., Balboa ... A
bicycle was stolen from St. An -
drews Church, Clift Haven.
• TBtJBSDAT. MAT 23
A boat belonging to S. W. At-
wood, 2050 E. Ocean Front. Bal·
boa, was stol~n from no s. Bay
Front ... Several hub caps were
stolen from the carol John Spere,
517, Orchid Ave . Corona d~l
Mar, while the vehicle was
parked at South Coast Company.
2212 Nl.'wporl Blvd., Newport
Bt>ach . . . A quiver of arrowa
was stolen from the-garage of
Fred Watson, 210 Agate Ave,
Balboa ls lanrt ... Clothes were
stolen from the-car ot Dan Carr
of San Marino. while th e veh icle
was parkl"d at Poppy Ave. and
Ocean Blvd. Corona del Mar.
<Continued on Page Twelve)
3-car Crashes
Same Da y
FREE Admlaaloo -Fli.EE Pcttll:1D9
MacArthur BouleYCIJ'd..-1 mile from
Coast Highway 101. Co101U1 ciel Mctt
&>e thP Buffalo on their range: Stage
Coacb TTaJl ... Ilav£' fun on a Trac·
()pea Daily Except Noodayl I AnJ:(')I,>S. was stoiPn whll£' Sh£' 0 n
was vlsltlng at 307 Fernl<'af Av<' ..
-........... y,HTA,.,.,.. Corona del Mar ... · Somenn(' at at s a me spot
tor. Burro Bide, FLre Truck. or on the _
tf'mptt>d to break m thf' boat of
Thomas Quinn, Sl5 Via Llrlo I
Nurd. Lido Isle, whll<' th£' rraft Although W<'dnesday of last
wac; moored at 229 Vta Lido \\ eek wao; obviously not a Friday,
Soud . . . Mrs. C. P. D<>wey of nor was it the 13th. at least slx
304 Coral Av<'.. Balboa I<~lanrl. motorists pas.<~lng the lntersec-
r£'port<'d a boy on a biryrlr at-tlon at Coast Highway and Bal·
temptl'd to run hPr down ... A boa Blvd. apparently believed lt
mink stol£' and dress valu£'d at c()uld have been a day ol jlnxs.
$1,317 wt>re stoll'n from the home Two S<'parate 3 -car accidents
nf Mrs. Elherta Jones. 34M Via occurred within 10 hours of each
OpMto. Lido Centt>r ... Llc£'n'!e oth<'r at the very same lntersec-
platf's WN<' stolen from the car tlon. Three persons we-re Jnjurled
of Salvatore Pace, 2429 16th St.. In the accidents.
Authentic Miniature Steam Tralo,
Browse around P~rtcr's W£'stern ... ,... -.u
Wear Storl', llorS(' Ba<'k Rid<' anrl
enjoy a rPal Buffalo Burgeri-Horse
Show..-Game• eacb Sunday-Io-
dian Village anc1 Store.
SPECIAL BAB~ADf
5 BIDES FOR Sl.OO
with thla Ad Cblldreo·s Spedal
BatH for group of 20 or more. PHONE BAJIBOB 5520
vouAWIC
PUBLIC GOL~· COURSE
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Newport Hl'lghts . · · A $17 bath-The first 3-car smash-up hap-
log lluit was stolen from the rPS· pened at 7 a.m . Maxlne Robln-
idt-nct' of Lewis Cox. 124 77th son of 121 40th St.. Newport
St .. N('Wl>Ort Bt>ach · · · A fire Bt>ach. received minor Injury
hydrant was damaged by a hit when her car plunged Into the
and run vehicle at Channel Rd. side of the car of J~pb Miller of
and Ocean Blvd .. Balboa. Manhatta n Beach.
• TUESDAY, MAT 11 The Robinson vehicle waa
Ellla Zander of 500 Polnsetlla crossing Coast HlJhway when It
Ave .. Corona del Mar, reported hit the Miller car, which travel-
horseless carriages will be parked lng east. The Impact r.ent Mlllel'1
at the Rendezvous Ballroom June car over the highway double line
8 ... Patricia Shreeder of 2913 and It anaahed Lnto the west-
w. Cout Highway, Newport bound car of Harold Alder.on of
Beach. w 88 bitten by a cat . . . 104 VIa Florence, Lido lale.
Arthur Kalmo, 58, tenant at the The 8eCOnd accldent occurred
Ocean Front HoWl, wu booked at 4:45 p .m . Mrs.-O.SJe Reich.
for Intoxication ... Several chll· iT, of Lonr Beach. and Mn. Mal)'
dren threw plecea of g.ranlte SteveMOft, 89, of Oranp, re.ocdftd
from a bluff on cars puslnr at minor InJury.
Carnation Ave. and Baywlde The Stewn.on vehicle, driven
Drtve. Corona del Mar ..• Win-by Ro1 !tewn80n, traveUnr -.at
d01n were broken and plants on Cout Hlrbway, wu attempt·
damaaed at the home of John lna to maJr.e a left tum on Su·
Raw, lr .. 1.25 Vla lucar, Ll4o Itle pert« Aft. n.n the w.t·boand
. • . A $1,000 worth ot 4Mnr ~ o1 Wbellhelm a.tc:b. Ill
equipment wu stolen rrom the WbJch Mrs. a.tch wu a ~
ttuck o1 Lloyd BeUderbnftdt ol 1ft, collided with 8teftft801l •
B Hamllton St.. ec.ta Mesa. car. wtalle tbe vehk:Je wu pubcl at A thlrd car, d!twn by Oota
Sftur ll&rbor ~ 011 Vauat• Bar, Vlola DotMt:r ol ~ .. wu
Balboa ..• Mn.. 'Katherine Ka.u· to1Jow1na the Jlekh ear. The
.., o1 au &. Balboa Blvd., let· Dartet:)' vehkM could tMJt ...,.
boa wu boobd fclr tntadcatloiL In t1me ail plowM Into tbe otta.r ~cam.
Jerry Tinker, e41tor-.ln·chlef of wroDI lal\e without a aJrnaJ.
the Newport Huber trltb Scllool .. rtoua conaequellCM, I take
bJ-montbJy newspapeor, "Harber •w&)' the blue convertible own·
Beacon .. , wu reeently honored In el'a Ucen.e for 8lx montha. J'or
havln1 an edltortal on oftenalve often.u with da.n.rerou.t lmpllca·
dtlven printed In •-nte CallfornJa tiona. •uspenaton for a year and
Hl&bway Patrolmen'., otrlelal 30 da~ In the local butUle are
publication of the CalltomJa common.
Aun. of Hlahway Patrolmen. "It may .ound like a rather
Bel<J~W la the ~torlal b)' leff'Y patronlzlna aame; but alnee I
that appeared ln the March Ia· atarted It, I noUce that I drlve a
sue of the patrolman maaazJne. llttle more carefully It only be·
The "Harbor Beacon" la prlnted cauae I don't want to have to
by the Ensign. banlah myaelt from the road.
"Not everything ln thla column "A helpfUl hint. Watch out for
thla week Ia aparkllnaly original. the driver who drives with hla
and It must be apeedlly admitted lett hand resting on the roof, or
that I am not the Clrst to ques-dangling outside the ear. He 1.1
tlon the etfectlveness of current an Inconsiderate driver, which
holiday accident statlatlcs. Yet, means a careless driver, which
It is possible to make a fairly means a danaerou.s driver, which
long-range prediction. More peo-means ... "
..... t.be ..... ,..,.,. ... tM
C4d......, ....... .......... .. ......
ASSI:IOLYING 6 BLOC'.KI'MG
OF ALL K:NTI' GAAMENTS .............. -....
Cloeed 1bundar
ELSIE 'S
YARN SHOP
pie will be killed than ever be---------------~=========:::
tore In hlatory on the n~xt week-KEN ~ "nvt::'
end holiday! vJ....I'1...n.J'
"In the East, It Is said, people
may listen to the tlx o'clock
news on the radio and be told
that Penruylvanla or New York
leads the nation ln fatalities.
with California In spite of three
hours difference In time, not far
behind. The fools who are llaten-
lng with gin-and-tonic ln their
hands are not golna to drink one
bit leu before they drive, mere-
ly because Texu leads Kansas.
SCHOOL OF PlANO
* Advance Plano * Music AP·
predation * ProgTessJve Jaa * Modern Chord C o n a t r u c t I o n * Theory and I m prov I za t I on
·Formerly Director ot Music for
the Steve Allen Show
2649-A E. COAST HWY.,
CORONA DEL MAR
"The same driver Ia still go• For Appointment Harbor 5170-w lng to get out of the lane of
traffic and roar along the
shoulder and push h1s way back
Into line. The same band of
Brandos on motorcycle• wlll zing
and blast their way be~n
traffic lanes. no matter If traffic
deaths In California do top the
nation.
"On a long motor trip I some-
times lind It a pleasant pastime
to speculate on the possible sen-
tences I might bestow on bad
dnvers If 1 were a magistrate.
For a minor offense, I sentence
the drivt>r In the black sedan to
a week's suspension or his
"For major offenses without
license for turning from the
Rolli• CeiMrales
Eipth Birllltlar
Robin Grorud, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman E. Grorud of 214
Collins Ave.. Balboa 1 s I a n d ,
along with several of his friends
c<'lebrate-d his eighth birthday
on May 18 at his home. complete
with <'andles, cake and games.
Childre-n who helped In the
celebration are Tafley Travers.
Cheryl Roth. Sharon Martin,
Linda Dell, Paula Elaner. Patsy
Simons. Gall Olander, Heidi Wln-
bera. Ashley Robinson and Rob-
ln'a slater, Sue, and cousln, Kirk
Sebra.
afare =~~~
LAGUNA BEACH
BIIJ. AUSTIN'S
AtmfENTIC CALYPSO GROUP
plcry1nf 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.
COCKTAU.S • DANCING
Complete Duua.n CID4 A la Carle meau
• INCOMPARABLE FOOD
• A 'ITENTIVE SERVICE
• REASON ABLE RATES
a fare Just South of
Laguna Beach
HYatt 4-6508
••• or any night I
For an ewmfng of fun and relaxation, join the
CODpDJal group around the Steinway
at ~ eoJorfu1 Hurley Bell.
Olive' Scott plays the latest hfb from top
Bro.dway abowl, speclal .. mood music"
ad JOUr favorites of yesterday. And when
you wut to stng ... just join in.
Bee you at tiM Hurley S./1 tbn/ght?
I
I
HOW rr HE MASTER PLAN
AFFECTS YOUR AREA
C~Unued t.rom Pap ODe> 1"be con.ulb.J\C. •urr.-t that cwr.. are retained u &.1. Other the portion ot M'aeA.Ithur Blvd.
~clatlona are B-3 fotr the betWeen the new PNewa7 and
bJPway frontap ot Corona Corona del Mar sbould be take
KllbJand.a, a .2 for Seaward Jtd. vver by U. clt7 u a maJor dt)'
and MomJna C.nYOn ltd. ln Co· ~~beet. Othet major .ueet~~ ln
rona 8J1hland.a, and B·1 above Corona del Hat would be Cou1
that. Hwy., Bayalde Dr., ~an Blvd.;
Cout Hwy. froru Avocado to Femlaf Ave., connectlnr Ocean
the Buck Culley ravtne ,.maJn.a Blvd. and Ba.yade Dt.: and all
cotruneldal, with a 1at1e com· of MaJ'I'Uirit. Ave., whk:b would
merclal atea ~ around be extended Inland with an UD•
Merle'• Drive-ln. derpaa at th• Jreeway. * UIMA: I_. .............. ..
An lnpnJoua propoaaJ for
eaalna the traffic roadblock& on
the hnln.aula entat:la ab.lltlna the
oenter Wand ot Balboa Blvd. one
lane bayw&rd. 'nlls would pro·
vtde 3 full lanea of tramc tor
can e:ntftlna Balboa, extendlnl
from McFadden Pl. to Maln St.
There would be one lane for
l"f!turn traftlc on Balboa Blvd ..
and 2 more lana by maldnf aU
of Bay Ave. one way from Main
St. to 15th. Thae 2 lanea of one·
Wll)' traffle would continue
throueh the praent Bowling
Green, alona the alley bade of
the City Traller Park. on Vllelle
Pl., and rejoin Bal~ Blvd. trat ·
nc near McFadden Pl.
''Doee tht. meaJ'I ellmlnatlna
the Bowline Green T" Mr. WIM
wu uked.
"Yea It do8," he uld. '"We
found that the bowline ,.,een
wu In the wrona place anyway.
Most of the bowlen there are
from Corona del Mar.''
An acquatlc park Ia propoeed
alone the Bal!)c)a Ocean Froot.
extmdlnc 2 blocks euterly ot
the Pier, to B St.. and about 6
blocks weaterly, to Alvarado.
A achool atte for Balboa pen.
lnaula Is p~ on Ocean Blvd.
near the foot ot the jetty. A
neighborhood play area In con-
junetion with the .:hool Ia a.r.o
rec:omrnended. * IEWNIT: U. P-E Strt, t. ...... ,
Acquisition ct. the Pacltk Elec·
trlc rtaht·of-way for road pur·
powa .1.1 recommended by the
conaultanu.
Thia rlaht·of-way, rather that
Balboa Blvd., la propoeed as the
major accesa street through West
Newport. jotnlJ'If Coast Hwy. near
the former location of Helen's
Nut Stand.
Balboa Blvd. Ia too narrow to
M!rve u a major access street
without coetly condemnation of
house. along one aide for widen·
lng, Mr. Wlse said.
The only ocean front roadway
pro~ by the conaultanm
would provide one-way al'CeSS
from N4!Wp0rt Pier westerly to
25th St., and one-way from the
Pier easterly to 19th St.
' No major thorouahtare alona
the ocean beach on the penln·
aula wu recommended. aa had
been anticipated by 10me.
A plan of one.way street& Ia
proposed tor the McFadden Pl.
vtctnlty to facUitate movement ot tratrlc there.
A cut.back In commercial zon·
lng l.s surcested for West New·
port. The consultants pro~ a
re-zoning to R·3 on the north
side of Coast Hwy .. from Lugonla
St. in Seashore Colony to the
westerly city limits.
Coast Hwy. easterly ot Lugonla
St. to 60th St. would remain
commercial, and back or thl.s
commercial strtp would be more
R·3 zoning.
* UDO CEITER: Break 1111 BtllleiHk
To obtain relief for the Lido
Cent~r traffic bottleneck, the
corusuJtanta pro~ that 32nd
St. be widened to provide a good
exit for Udo Isle resident.! who
commmut~ to Los Angeles. A cut-
ott at 3Lat St. from Newport Blvd.
to Balboa Blvd. and to the new
roadway along the PE rlght·Of·
way Is also recommended.
These lut 2 proposals would
help solve the growing traffic
problem at the VIa Lido june·
tlon with Newport Blvd. near the
Arches overpass. * LmO ISLE: It Ca-arcill Z11i11
~rvlnl the .-entlally resl· fore should not be u.ted u a com·
dentlal character ot Lfdo Isle Is merctal zone. •
r«o~nded by the consultants. Lldo Isle would be all R·l ex-
EUinJnatlon of all co.I11JDft'dal cept for 3 area ot multiple real·
zonlnc on lJdo l.ale Is propoeed. dei'K'ell -R-3 .t the swterl)' t:tp
Vla Genoa. now mned C·l ·H. ot tbe Jaland. on the channel
wou.JcJ be ruoned R·L Mr. Wl8e 81de ol VIa Lldo !ford between VIa Dl)on and Via Koron. and COJJUDented that VIa Genoa is on the channel aide of Vla Lido
now u.ed for alncle farnUy rest· Soud between Via Ftrenz.e and
dences or la vacant, and there· Via Orvteto. * THE HEIIHTS: lee' H RuiHitial
AIJ o1 Newport Heights Is re·
talned u R·l except for a mul·
tJple resJdentlal strip adjoining
the Newport Blvd. commercial
zone. Thl& ls an R·2 area along
Orange Ave and Clay St., and
also along Cataltna Ave.
CUff Haven Includes a mul·
Uple resldentlal area for triplexes
northerly of Horace E n s I g n
School, between Irvin~ Ave. And
St. Andrews Rd.
The high blutta overlooking
Coast Hwy. on the westerly side
of the Arches are Included In
multiple residential zoning. The
area surToundlng Hoag Hospital
ls Included In the new profes·
sional offices and apartment
zonlng. And beyond that Is the
hugh Industrial park extending
all the way to the westerly city
limits. * IARIIERS Ill£: 1191111rial Site
MASTER PlAN: Water Longmoor (left), ehtllr·
men of the Newport Beoch Pl..,nning Commiss1on.
ond Lorry W isa, of the city· s plonn.ng consultant
firm of Hohn, W ise ond Associotes, ore p1dured
MASTER PLA
FORM P·1445
(2·29·52)
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE BUREAU OF 'MJE CENSUS
IISSEI PERSIIS
IMPO.RT ANT!
MY ADDRESS ON MAY 17, 1.95'7 WAS:
Narn~ of ~ach person wl\oee usual place Relatlonahlp of this
of residence wu ln this household on person to the hNd ol
May 17, 195'7. the h o u a e h o J d u (Ent~r lut name f1rs0 bead. wUe, .on, room· er. ~tc.
APT. NO.
Sex
Color
or
Ra~
Aae At Lut: Birthday
here w1th the
n.. buOctln• permm.lt tot&l Dr. Edward Frank. en.el~ bal·
wu c:J\mblna dON to a mllUon con1 at 1!504 Ocean Blvd~ 1100:
and a half u Ute Jlfnrpcm Bulld· James Whlte, add to llvinc roam, wr ~>epart.tnent prepal'ed to 113l w. Bay, 13.200; MU4red a.. tbe boob thla week for WUder, alterations at 2UI Mlra-
t.be month of May. mar, $600; Robert Wallace, 1·
Ma)Qr permtc. lasued durlnr unit, 24t.Ory dwelllnc at 111 F
the pUt week include a SJO.OOO St.. GQ,OOO; WWlam Smith, 2-
ctwelllnc In Corona 6el Mar. a unit. 2·&tory dwellif\1 at 1413 w.
120.000 dweUinc tn Balbo& and Balboa Blvd., 120,000.
a SlJ.OOO duplex In Newport.
PoUowinc permit. were i.Pued: TIR 11111 ns U'rVD
• IIICaS a.D"P1 Mr. and Mrs. H~rt Millet",
Or. Ellubeth llutc:hlnaon. addl· 525 Hazel Drive, Corona del Mar,
tlon at 157 Shoreclut Rd., $2.000. have just returned from a 6·
• CO.mfA DEL IIAa week tour of Orecon and Wash·
lt. V. DUts. l ·.tor)', l ·untt lncton.
dwelltnc at 228 Larkspur. $20.000: ------------
Moster Pl.,n Mr. W ise is pointing to tne huge
mdustnol pork proposed for th. oreo just below
the Buffolo Ronch. (Ensign photo~
W. E. Flaher, 1-story, 2-unlt
dwelling at 422 Fernleaf, $14.·
000: Mrs. Haz.el Jones. add sun·
deck at 602 Narcissus, $90; Dr. •
W A Sternberg. convert carage •
to bedroom, 214 Hazel Dr~ $850;
John Wllltama, add playroom. •
516 Haul. $300; T E. H&ITOWby, •
addition at 4.33 Heliotrope, $3.500: 1•
R. H. Sattlt'r, l·.story, 1-unit 11..
dwelllng at 431 Heliotrope, $11.· "
000. • YOU Cll
Dl ltlltl SUMMARY • • • • • • .--• ~
..
• Complete Home Furnlsbinp
• Liberty~
• 1131 R...,.t AM.
COSTA MESA
Floor c-wtacp -Dndlaboclrda
Asphalt Tile-Rubber Tile
Formica -Linoleum Ttle CARLTOIS' ~~~
135 E. 17tb St. CoAc1 ac..
UU:Jn'T 1-GSZ
22 Years ln Orance County
Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
LUMBER -BUILDING MATERIALS
....... 8hocL eon. ....
Orco Block Co.
BUD.DING BLOCXS-AU SIZES-All TYPES
1 Ac:a-f.IDI ... ....,.s._ ...
HOME LOANS
T111 M1aaaa F ... Anl .. ll
Fcx CJdce Pro~ In Oranp eo-mty
tnt.n.l rat..lrom S'/a~.-Terms to 20 .,.am
~ ~ ot new ccmstroc.'t1on
-b IIP"CtY. "" appra1alJ.
Llb.ty ... 7791
South Coast Mortgage Co. Inc .
-a...t ••• Cj -....... ....
10Sll.4ASTQS 6ET AWARDS. CoronG del MGr
postmGst.r Verne WGtson, second from left, j,
receivinq on executive development seminar
certificote from Veme Scoqqins of St~n Francisco,
~ional director of Post Offices. Newport Beech
postmt~ster H. Poyne Thay.r, left, and C ost.,
Mesa postmaster Mn. Huel Gill, right, were
presented certificotes. (Ensiqn photo).
Mrs. Moody's From the POUCE BLO II ER
Father Dies
The Rev. Harvey Hocker, father
of Mrs. Robert Moody ol Corona
del Mar, died last Thursday at
his home In Monrovia at the are
of 79. He wu active to the Jut
u an auoclate minuter ot the
Church of the Good Shepherd In
Arcadia and Just the week before
bad received the b.onorary title
o! mJnlster emeritus.
He bad been a frequent visitor
to the Harbor Area, and had
baptized 7 great-grandchildren
here at Baltz Chapel, the chil-
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Moody Jr.
He was a native of Vera Cruz.
Indiana. He was a Methodlst
minister In Fullerton. Redondo
Beach, Pasadena, Compton, San
F~ando, Covina, Montebello
and Arcadia. He rettr.d from h!a
active pastorate In 1949.
,•'Unma won cverythioa
.. J'OU b'lly, .. upla.inl Reddy
1tDcnntt. your electrical eer·
: .._t, "electricity com yoa
-today tba.a it did 17 yean qo." (Bluer bil17 That'•
\lee&UM yoo're uli.DJ more
18dli'rina beaer clectrically.)
lmaii wonder that today dec:-
tridty 1a J'OUl blum bvpba
.. modcnl ti.U.,.
' Lin IITTD-ntmlc.&U.Y
SIITIEII CAllftUIA
(Continued trom Pare Ten) e FJlJDAT. MAT 24
A window was broken in tbe
car of Leo Goode. 1430 W. Bay
Ave., Balbo&, while the vehicle
was parked at 1418 Irvine Ave.,
Newport Heights ... $150 dam-
age wu dofle to a home under
construction, reported Marraret
Gllllland, 1123 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa . . . ·Three boya broke
Into the home of David McMa-
hon. 125 VIa Jucar, Lido Isle ...
Penny Arney, 9, of 389 23rd St.,
Costa Mesa, was bitten by a dog
owned by L. L. Patch, 426 Tustin
Ave., Newport Heights ... A bi·
cycle was stolen from the resi-
dence of A. V. Frazier, 3130
Breakers Drive, Corona del Mar.
e SATl7JlDAT. MAT.25
Robert P. Yardley, 25, of 309
Jasmine Ave~ Corona del Mar,
and Edward J . Mayer, 25, of 2909
Broad St., Newport Heights. were
booked tor fighting In front of
the Drift Room. Corona del Mar
... Hub caps were stolen from
the car of Mrs. James Utt of
Santa Ana, wile of U. S. Rep. Utt.
while the vehicle was parked at
the VIlla Marina ... Three boys
at the 200 block S. Bay Front,
Balboa Island, were reported
spearing sting rays, beating
them to death, and throwing
them back In the bay ... Some-
one shot a hole through a win-
dow In the home of Mrs. George
Bech. 230 Agate Ave., Balboa J.s.
land ... Several boys shot at
windows with sling shots In the
1700 block E. Ocean Blvd., Bal-
boa . . . Someone removed a
check from Ita envelope in tbe
mall box of De lJ&le Suduth,ln5
W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
.PORT;? .. /.
.• ", • '\ 4 :• r, v 4 ,. , • • • ,. , H" v
lOW TIIU SIT.
ALSO
... Dou~rlas Newman, 3, of 601
Patolita Drive, Irvine Terrace.
wu bitten by a dol owned by
Frank A. Murphy, 730 Santana
Dr.. Irvine Terrace . . . The oc-
cupant. ol a pusinc car threw
a bottle tbrouch a window at
the Rendezvous Ballroom, Balboa
... A burglar entered the home
but took nothlnr from the resi-
dence of W. 1. Hanlon, S20 Be·
gonla Ave., Corona del Mar ...
Delores E. Crane, 29, of Coata
Mesa, was booked for lntoxlca·
tlon ... Eva Hanna, 5, o! On-
tario, wu rescued from the wa-
ter at Swales Landing, Newport
Beach, by an unidentified man
... Pollee found 24 cans or ~r
stacked against the sea wall at
the Main Beach, Corona del Mar.
e SUJfDAT, MAT 28
Frank Golding, 40, of 107 20th
St., Newport Beach, was ttook~
for lnto~lcatlon ... W. G. Sul-
livan, 37, of Coasta Mesa. was
booked for driving while Intox-
icated ... A radio antenna was
broken oft the car of Roy May-
pole, 109 Vla Zurich, Udo Isle
. TWo bathing suits were
stolen from the clothesline of
Madolyn hnland, 203 28th St.,
Newport Beach . . . George K.
Thrope, 44. ot Balboa, was
booked for Intoxication ... Don-
ald Grant of Pomona reported
losing his wallet and pants In
the vldnlty of 33rd St. and
Ocean Front, Newport Beach ...
Someone exploded cherry bombc
at Coral Ave. and S. Bay Front.
Balboa Wand.
e MOJfDAT, MAT r7
hter W. Bartllnr, 21, of 900
Breakers Drive, Corona del Mar,
wu booked for Intoxication ...
A tire and wheel were stolen
from the station wa~ron of H. E.
Johnson, l 15 Balboa Blvd., Bal-
bo& . . . A hemlock tree was
stolen from the rNidence o! Fred
Stewart. 2602 Newport Blvd.,
Newport Ht>lght.s . . . George
Yardley Jr., 60. of 309 Jasmine
Ave .. Corona del Mar, was booked
for driving while Intoxicated ...
All ·Amerlcan Market, Newport
Beach. rt"Ceived a S20 check on
the closed account of T. Hart-
"Hot S••r JtiPf"
STAJITS StnfDAT
AVA ahlpvvreok.ect
o n a d -rt l.aland -
Wlth T'VVO ~EN I
man ... Bill Wright of 200 W.
Coast Highway. Newport Beach,
rect'lved a 110 no account check
signed by Elizabeth Hethering-
ton of Hermosa Beach ... Some-
one attempted to enter the horne
ot I . A. Matthay. 930 Vla Lido
Nord. Lido We ... All-American
Market, Corona del Mar, received
3 checks on the closed account
of lohn Moore. 604 ~hid Ave ..
Corona del Mar ... Golf clubs
were stolen from the home of
Martha MacDonald. 811 N. Bay
Front. Balboa Is land ... Man-
uel Da Silva. 42. of 358 La Perle
Lane. Costa Mesa, was booked
for drtvlng while Intoxicated.
Tile T aJiora 111114 ..... ,., .....
AVA GARDNER The S. 1. Taylor. of 430 Fern-s'ITUTJ\RT GRANGER leal Ave., Corona del Mar, spent , J Ln. part of Kay vialtlnr eutsn
• United Stat.a Purpoee ot their DAVJD NIVEN iD 2-week trip waa a reunion of tbe men who llt'rved on the destroyu m ImLE HUT g~ Bennett durlnr World War
••• -Tbe reunion wu In New York ,_ .._-11 .. I -City, and the Taylors went on to
......aLSO---ao.ton to vialt more of Mr. Tay-
··ME IIY
TV SDVIIE
$3.50
lor'• war buddJes. Tbe Taylon
a.Lao vlalted Plttabu:rch and 01-
cqo.
u. ........ ......,
lllllllplfll
.... S~mmerfield
Stand on P.O.
Rates Lauded
$1.375 letlifer -.,
In • .....-...J.. .. I., ............ G•octry· ~ ...._ -. ... ...,. .. o1 ....u8 ....U l l M~ -..eb Oty IIUlll= ~ Bhel-. wllo Uw. at
A toW ol SLI1'I wu ....... In the aor. at Ute Ume acept OcMn llvd... OorGna cW liar,
fYkla.y att. noee ftoalll Ute cuh the ~. ~bed atmply wu tittt. bJ tM t&IDU,y nt
dra.., at the lilalbt Spot JOO aa an eldely lady. • MoodaJ wbJle att.n~ to ...
M.tne Aw.. 8 alb o a Jalaftd. 'nle manqer ~le ?'lnley at 11ft the uJma1 att. ·a table had ~ the ~ wu 8bow1nr 117 Onyx Ave., broulht the mon· fallen an the eat and broun tta a euatomer wb.. to nnd mer-.y from the bank and left tor the l~. The eat 4M4 're.t.a WOl be
cllancSJM. evenlnr Jwrt .._.. · .... · made to ct.termJne Jf the ulmal Po.tmuter General Sum.Jnet. The d\eeker, IrwDe Metcalf at wu .tolen. .,_ore uae mooey bad rablea.
field bu arrued forthrtptly 112 Grand Can ... Balboe laland. MJu Metcalf a&Jd tbe elderly -----------
"about tht unla1mesa of the ex-aaid me clld not .. aJQWne el8e woman entered the ~tore and
lltlnr pcljltare rate Rn!cture", e · uked where the preaerv• were.
Berional Po.t OttJce Dtrector & 8 t K1u Metcalllert the cheek .tand
Verne Scorfina ot San Franc18co rower oa and aided the woman In ltndtnr
told pomn..te,. &om 5 Southern the · P~ eectlon. Tbree la-
Calltomia eountl .. Jut Friday at Race c a II e' d Ianda ol cann.d rooda blocked tbe Irvine Cout Coul)try Club. the view from the cub reflater.
Mr. Scontn. apoke to po.t.' y p •1 , Mlaa Metcalf aald the elderly
mutera from Oranre. San Ber-8 ry 8 r1 0 US woman, who ltayed In the atore
nardlno, Riverside, San Diego, about 5 minutes. acted very
and lmperiaJ counties and pa.ued The lunJor Chamber of Com· calm and pureb&Wd 1 ever a 1
MITAIE
I
PICNIC .
out certlllcat .. to tboee who com-merce uk.cl the Newport CJty lt~ma. The woman had rone
pleted the 5-month P<Mrtmuter Councll Monday eventnr for w .!~the money wu dbcove.red lAY 31 _ •u• I
Execlltive Development Sem.Lnar. permlaJon to conduct a power mIt la 'b.u ed w
Local ~tmute,. recelvine boat race in North Udo Chan-the elderl evw an accompJice of
the award.l were Payne Thayer nel next fall but the plan did t Y oman entered the
of Newport. Verne Watlon ot not exactly ~route the full en-1 ore and made ofl with the UIUII ft.IJI.~
Corona del Mar, and Mrs. Hazel thu.alum ol Coundl. :: while the checker was · ~
Gill of eo.ta Mesa. --rv-r tbe woman the pre-Afte-r Coundlman lay Stod-"""'" -. lit ac.aa Aft.. ~ ._. "Con~e• Ia our board ot dJ . dard and Cla.rence HJeble had DenomJnation of money ltolen
rectors and tells us how much expreaed approval of the event. wu t70() in »a. f400 in 10'1, $100
money we are golne to have to Councilman Lee W II de r re-in 5'a, and $175 In one's.
spend," Mr. Scogglna uld. "We marked: "It la extremely dan-ir-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii must frankly admJt that to date ~reroua. because the Harbor la
It has not seen thlnp our way crowded, the boata are fut and
Insofar as finances are concerned. carry blrbJy exploalve fuel.
It cut our funds for thla quar-There would be many spect.aton
ter and It hu cut Into the budget and boats near the race courae.
for next year." It acaret1 me."
He complimented the postmas-"I &~'fee," aald Councilman
ters of this region for compiling Sandy MacKay.
new and convincing proof that Counctlman C b a r I e s Hart
they can expend money allotted moved that the PJ"'PPOI&l be re-
wlth greatly lnaea.sed efficiency. !erred to the l olnt Harbor Com-
"But auch proof 1a not ~rotng mlttee without recommendation.
to be enough under existing clr· The propo&ed dates for the event
cumstances. We have to recognize are Sept. 14 and 15.
now that we are going to have
to live within our allowances re-
gardless of what that total may
be." he added.
"Right now, to save money
and keep within our allowances.
we are having to reduce delivery
services to some extent, delay
route extenalons. defer employee
unllorm purchases and the pwr.
chase of equipment and supplies.
These are things we are living
with now and we may have to
Jive with for some tlme lt we
can't save money enough In
other ways.
'1 think all of you recognize
that until postage rates are In·
creaaed, there Is little prospect
of our region gettln1 any alzable
sum for some of the phyalcaJ lm-
prowmenb we 10 badly need."
CDI a.l••ta Cut
11 Llpla IIICII PIIJ
Two resJdent.s of Corona del
Mar have roles In the Laguna
Playbou.ae productJon "Picnic",
which begina tomoiTow (Friday)
and wtll run untU June 8. Cur-
tain time l.s 8:30 p.m.
Connie Mitchell of 308 Carna-
tion Ave will play the role of
R.oaemary. Thomas Deemer of
506 Fernleti Ave., will play the
role of Allen.
Patl TambeUlnl of Santa Ana.
former Corona del Mar resident.
wUl have the role of the mother.
Uae Enairn Clualfied ada to
bQY, eeU. trade or excllan,e.
IY
rz~e ?~«.~t ~. 7u ?UUI
* s.;;,s. America'• mo.t
wanted ccmual moe
BLACK '"Pr' TENNIS SHOES
* VOlT SWII EQUIPIEIT
ALL AT
BAUOA ISLAND
SPORnNG GOODS
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Coas t Supe r Mark et
3347 EAST COAST HIGHWA Y 'at MARIGOLD CORONA Otl MA R
IWE DEUYER"PH. HA 35881 SIIWS
li111t1 Cl-Cl• Cllen.r C.. ...... NOW lr.
DECORATOR COITAINEIS llc 25c 2139c
WHITE
IUNQ
CLEAN SO 231• TOMAro JUICE 25f
53~ NEW:afl
made with All60
washes 50S wWter and
lwl8htw thaw enrl
18 Ll. '226 Ill
JOJIPKIAif
OIJVE OIL 16 OL 95c:
BOSCO 12 oa. 37c
~ER qt.37c
JnAGA.aA a.TAJn'
STARCH 24 OL 35c
u:u.rt'OJS DOG CANDY 7 c-. 3Sc
BOLUO 8os. 19c
D&i'K11MA
Wheat Gena 12 OL 35c:
LET1UCE
lOc ...
••
Blue BONNET l!t lb. 15c
Cream of Rice 14 o&. 22c:
aacwa:x som. 2Sc
UJIO
Whit. SYBUP pt.2Sc
~AJID'I'
CHILl CAN C.ABNE 39c
DICM&&
TISSUfll .0 COUDt 28e
MAZOLA qt. 7lc
CHERRY ·
TOMATOES
19(
Y'EDIOirT IIAID SYRUP 12 oz. 2lc
I PT. I IZ.
33c
UDT'I -1 Q'l'.
DILL PICKLES
FACIAL DSSUE 2 Pk. 37c
PIIIMN 1'1111
aatt,~= •• ;, CIIITIY F. P1E1 ~ ... ~·:;r ::.,
4 for 99c 2 for 25c
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