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:June Bride
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A J.45-POUNO MARLIN was caught by Wayne 8. Harper, 209
Driftwood Rd., Shore Cliffs, wh ile fishin9 off the Kona coast of the
Island of Hawoii during o recent vocation. The big fish was brought
to ~H aboerd •kipper Henry Chee's Malia after o <45-minute
bottle. Mrs. Harper accompanied her husband on the vacation.
Th.y touMd ell the major islands during their trip.
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• • • 8 • ;:• • • • • 8 • -• e WHO PAYS FOR PROMOTION?
Here a re thoughts on the Newport Ha~bor C hamber reque.t for
$2.«>0 of ci ty funds for city ad11ertising:
The city is just a political subdivision, formed fo r the purpose of
me~ing it easier for a bunch of people to get along toqeHter. T ••
money is 11oted for that purpose . The city is not interested in the
least in promotion, in gettin9 bigge r, or bringing in mo re indu,try.
Those are interests of individuals, and the individuals who are inter-
ested are those who pro fit f,om such promotion end such ~h.
These indi11iduafs are the ones who should put up the money for the
promotion, ~nd they should not expect those opposed to prom~tion
a nd g rowth to have to put up money against their will
Councilma n Lee W ilder stated it very well: · Promotion of ·'I city
is primarily oi interest to people who bene fit dtrectly. end the m-:>n~y
should come from their podets. not from ta• fund s. ·
I persoMify want to see the city grow, because I m ,,., " business
that g rows with growth of the city For the reason I om e Cha mbe r
member !two Chambers, a s a m<~tter of fact) beceuse .t •s the b u.iness
of a Chamber to promo te trade It •s not the funcl•on of a c•tv to
promo te enything, except e ffic•ency in mon~q•nq c.ty aff3trs
• e WATCH YOUR OWN BACKYARD
People cen be discouraging ot times. ot least to ctty adm,.,;~tr"J ·
tors. A city budget of more than 2 million doll<1rs con be ~ssed with
scorcely a murmur. Another metter of much les~ ,..o,..~equence C<')n
couse a major crisis.
Mondoy evening's Council meet•nq presented e qood e~omple
There we re 11ery fe w questions o n t he c•ty budget A si zoble cr?wd
sat through that without a peep. but the n up come the problem cf
use of wote rfront property ne ar Bolboo Coves and Ne wport :sland
in accordance with the zoning of that property and the ftght ..,.~s on.
W hen thot was over, off went the C oves ond Newp.,r• ls:o.,d ·ont•n·
gent Nothin g else motlered.
Some thtng harpened last Thur~d<~y at the C otizens C o mm.ttee
meettng. Pro1ech o enormous mognotude were qutd ly epproved But
then up come the proposel to open up the Lorkspur deod -end ~·~t.
and the Lerhpur continge nt wes pro test.ng. W hen thot f,ght wes
o11er, larhpur 1\ve. got up on it\ collecti11e feet end left the roo'TI.
1\ coupe of d eys eeNier, Belboa Islanders crowded the P~rh
.end Recre~ttion Study Group to moke sure they didn't all of e suddsn
ad journ to the Grand Canal and stort filling it up fo" school and per~
site. After proper essurences had been give n, C ity Maneger P.o bert
Shelton suggested that there were other importont problems. and
weren't they interested. Sure they were and as soon es the G rond
Carol matter was settled they too d od the fam ,r w ~l· ou1
Ar.d so it qoes. '
It s whot hoppens in your own bo(~yad thd l ':I') "'S.
Perl-aps that's the way •I should be Loo~ t• our w 'l bMt ("'·ds
end the front yard ond b oth s•de>. too o,.,d t~>e c t f ho.Jse , ' o
whole, will be kept pretty neot.
D•s<"ouroging to the city offic•als, to be ~ure but th_,t s the wey
OJ' \ystem of government worh. A ffo,s of c•ty ond stole ~nd ~att.:>n
ore kept in orde r by hundreds of wotchdogs who ere keepmg o sherp
e ye on their own bodyerd.
Leatilc 9:30 DaiiJ
FBOM
two UJ)Pef tront t.th oM to be.
More ~ to t.h.. ftuture
f'laMrmtn! e a.u.
a-t ln ~· We aald It, Jut
w.ek. I« a departed friend. and
U..n .tood •ltb h .. d bared lol
• c:rrm:art COIIKIIID ..U. wouW 8Ift on 1D7 MrWII. a moment (no lonrerl at the
'llle ClUzea 4d~ QGJa· aDd ..a'f look • act Uke ltnal ~ place. One ot rny
mJttee appolnte4 bj the Cit;)' .,.. eve a little. wtllter oompanJon.a had run afoul
Ooundl, on the rec:o-r endMtol• Ia owrall ,ldlntt .. J .,. ot eom. unJrnown mt.tortune. or City Manarer 8oWt ....... Jo7M fli'u Ylalt. I u..qtlt ft and the blue Pactnc had cut lh•
hu Mt In motion a tremeodo• ha4 a bW ..._.. ~ Ufel-body &lbON on the beach
wave ot public lntel8t In elty In-the lut fottJ·elfht houN. It ~ In Wat Newport.
rovemment. raiMd ~• wuhtub t\11} -you oy ~ ~ 'lbe departed wu one o( the Committee mem~ h a v • ~~ remetn* tloe tub tft. • rray whales who didn't make It
leai'Md a lot about wbat makM t1.n1 tn,.the drive Ju.t out aJde a-clt to the Bertnr SeL Best
the wheels ro around and In the rarap door. f emptied Jt out ru~ Ia that It wu a youna one,
tum bave increased the lntt!lftt wb1le a,o. and the raln t. com-»odd 1.eoet Jon1. and that It bad
of thetr frlenda and neJ.hborS. A l.ftc down apln. I expect the tub e .or 'faT ret"Urned wtth ftlb -that a., Nft eloul ol a tiU•'• Jll'(lplllor.
lot of people have dt.eovered the wtll be full ol ratnwat• qatn 1•ve .,._ ataUinr ott wrl~ SOME had tta. All bad fun. lor the after put al tbe b-.
locatiOn ot CJty HaJJ and tM fact totnonow raotnln&. You mJtbt t.hta week"• ltUft, boJlnr daily A.monr the c:oot_.,.1 boac. W, ~boWed a JUlMMf ol ~
that tbeoy hold pubUe eound l ,.u.. &om aU thla that l am for t.bat IIG NEWS. 1'HE niS'I' wu Harry aopr.• AD~UATE. a.rau.a.. and no I'K'CIIptable
meetlnp there. eett:1n1 pretty dt.rueted.. ALBACOJl.E OF 1'1I.E SEASON. 1be f&nl aboard aot tMt bar· ta.IL 'ftte tftJw1ill lllff_.. In~
M predicted h~re. the com-I took the doon off and pJaned But the only thlnr th~re t. to taeudu and ftiiDPeCI • wttb a hve occanecl -...-. ~
mJttee. have come up w1th .c>me them down ud now they are report, .c> far, t. report& lot o1. the loot. 111 fact. '-A.moJ• tor U.. lut ot ... ~ ..._
delu&lotw ot rrandeur -out ol ltuclc apln In the jambe. Week~nd talk lndlcated that Jr. took top pdze tor awn tor the are wtll on tMir wey liialtlt.
our rwach to finance -but on Tb~re were 58 tornadoes re· there Wft'e ~U.rtcf a m a 11 larsetrt flab, not to mention a WIUal))•, before tlw net ol. .&prll.
the wbole then bave been de· ported ln TaU In one day. IChoola about 2~ hours rulllllnr MW perpetual trophy, t.belporta-'"-• lMt one we watdMct wu on v~loped maay practleal ~-Our beautiful new lnter-rerton-time .c>ut.b ol the South Coronado man'a Award. apoqond by Udo AprU I.
mendatlons which It eamed out al rree.&y ju.t north of here ha d Island. That m~an. the lonr-ftns lale'a Tackle •op. Sporiaman. With moet ot the clam•• a&•·
will be of benefit to our d ty. A over a t.bouaand can and truclul ue no farther down the line than LlmJted. loe Amold. Sr., bad lnr bHn done to tto• powtf·
reneral advi8ory c o mmItte~ •tuck ln h11fh water yesterday. Enaenada, but the report didn't wcond btrrest n.b With owner houae. the whaJe'a bll tall, th1t
should be a penna nent fixture. Som~ ~nfineer rot h ls decimal hlnt how car oftlhor. they w~re. "Uncle Harry" Roc~ pl'Oductnr many-ton ;rounallter mut haw
• • • point In the wronr place. Thl.l we.ek should be Important. the one that came In thlt'd. had a bad time fM aome ....U. e WAft An ...,.... I will never apln feel bad Meanwhll~. the t~mpo ot In-drlttlnf helpl..ty, without betnz
I can't eee what the Wa~ and about aome ot the erron that I terut and activity lncreued. Other partlcJpatlnr boata were able to eet anywhere, or,atlaps,
Ileana oommltte. Ia clolnf ueept ma1c~. auch aa retdnr a aarare Lido Islander Ever~tt Hadley t. Georre P\aller'a NOMAD., Sam to tJnd food.
eon.aJdert,.. the declalol\8 ol. a noor .c> that It won't drain. It out wtth his big EBB'MDE. Se-Kalota ROMAN, Aicte;raon • CA· nte etty had their own prob-
hllher authortty -the pneral the smart boys lou.e It up, I veral years aao "Uncle Harry" GE. Ralph Bolden • ROBIN lema with the burtal ol. tbe •·
Cltkena Advtllory Comm.lttee. I think a dumb cookJe Ilk~ me can Rorers Jln ed t.b~ number on~ BOmN, Paul ., .. ~. AZTECO, ceued. S.vetaJ te.ntths ol cihatn
can't tee what thl.s group Is ac-be u cuad. Some of the beet ~n -lonl·fln whll~ a board the Ebb· Tandowaky'a T-WAVI!, and an 18 and a broken h&WII!r f&ft ~
COGNpliJblnr. gltiHrtnr b.Jalr\1 In the State of tldl' a nd became King Cor a Day, footer, 1\Ame uneown, belonr-dence ot the cttt.rlcultt• oon·
My bnpi"NNllons of thl' dolnrs Texas had a hand In the build· In fishing and h arbor aoclal clr-lnr to the Felnstelna. Tbe latter tronUnr the mortlcb.M, wta.D ~ ot t:M Ways and Meena c:om.mJt-tng ol that r .... ay. My, all that clea retu.med fl)'tnr the .... n.known paid OW' vt.1t. nte cduma•IOID·
tw at their ftrlt mfttll\1 Mbnday money, all thow bralna. and they A. n umber of othl'r boata will pole-puaq ftar, U dJd the Azteco tion wu a deep lftW Ia t1ae
l'llflt: Tbe entire. evening was stJII <"an't build an "all-weather" join the hunt by mid-week. The and the T-Wave. MebM others. aande. where the Ora)' One will
spent In approvtn1 thl' proceed-road. TOLUCA will go to San Diego In th~ ladles dlvblon, Maxlne remaJn. Ko m•rke> 1.1 OIIIDWID·
lnp ot th~ ~n~ral committee. In addition to all this, llghtn -and operate out ol th~ff. lluth McCl~Uan'1 haJibut wu topa. Pat plat.d, .c> we'll aay It aptn:
~ should that be necessary! lng struck the hous. tha t Dave and Bill ~Lamar will join th~ Ald~n took second place, Fern R.I.P.
Perhaps It's nice for the higher and Carolyn are In yesterday pack In their LADY LAMAR. The McAnlt. third.
rankJng committee to know that mornlnlf. It ruined hls 'IV aerial, FRONTIER. sportflsh~rman out Th~ juniors, who aJwa~ malt~
we approve their action. and wh~re th~ ~lectrlcal s.rv1ce of the Balboa PavUion. Is ached-these family tournamenta rrand
1 wu hoplng to h~ar IIOmt' d is-hooked onto the hou.~. It sha t -uled for a long trip rome Wed-affairs. even when fish an
<"Usslon ot the Council's problem.<~ tered a 2x6 Into spllntt>rs, blew nesday. when thl'y make their scal"'le, returned drlpplnlf In
In raising the dough re--m~ to the switch-plate ott ln the bath-first albacore pas.<~. Th~ en~ glory. Slx prtua had been pro-
finance some-or the fantastiC' room. bu.rnt up the switch, blew vinl' says that Cy w~Jch, last vtded for the }oWl'r·ar~ra. Susan
recommt'ndatlons of tht> dlfft>rent up or burnt up the ~ll'ctrlc Clobe year's No. 1 long -fin champ, Is Loef1J~r took ftrst for the younr
Study Groups. There arE' some In the fixture beyond lt. scorched going to trp to repeat aboard hi& lsdles. sine~ she was the only
good Ideas. but they must be tl· a bar of soap on the bath-t ub. new C'l'VELLA, not long ba<"k girl who caught A.NY'I'1JTNG.
nanced from sou rces other than and apparently w~nt out th rouJth from an e-xtended Mexican <"rul~. Wha t matters 11 her catch WAS
our pres~nt mrome or any that l'h*" pipes In the tub It black -Thf're are doubtln' many others. a StarflatlT
Is In sight. ened a path w here It went. In Look tor that first one soon -Kent Andl'raon topped the boya
• • • addition, he says his 'IV Is and soon, In this loa-book, says with a bonita, whll~ the next e LECAL PJlOBL.EXS "~lted". I didn't get 10 sef' It, as Junr 14th. It's as rood a date as four prizes, In order of Import.
1 ra lst'd the question last week he h ad taken It to a repair shop. any to hang on to, old "Finn" a nce, w~nt to Jimmy Cunning.
as to whether we a re now g rown It must have scared the living Ha rrl80n to th~ contra ry. ham, George McCI~Ian, Ra ndy
up enough to afford a full tim~ out or them. as he said It sound~d • LIDO UCLEJIS Alderson and Jack McClellan.
rity attorney That department like they were being bombed I M~anwhll~. there's 8 lot of Allen Loetfl~r won what would
n.>quested $23.500 for the annual hate to think what might have other kinds of !l.shlnc goi ng on. bt> designated lh~ booby prize. budget The pre-sent figure Is happened to anybody If they dl 11 T th 1 1 $19,342. up $11,290 In 3 years. were In that tub with It full of LIDO ISLANDERS, youngest of or nar y . 0 ea.e e I t ng, t
Lao& lfO'I'IC:a
NCYnCE OF PUBUC B'!:.UIJfG
Noti~ t.· hereby liven that tM
PlannJnr ConunJ.alon ot tbe City
ot Newport leach will hold a
public heartnr on the appllca·
tlon of: C. J. Allen tor a va.rlancl'
No. 376 to ~Jt awlmmlnf pool
on front one-hall ot lot Oft Lot 7,
Tract 2334, 1325 Dolphin~-
Notice Ia he.reb)' further 11wn
that said publle heartnr will be
held on th~ 20th day ol June,
1967, at the hour ot 8:00 p.m. In
th~ Coundl Chambers of thl'
Newport Beach City Ha.U. a t
which time and place a ny and
all persons Interested may ap-
pear and b& h~ard thereon.
RAY Y. COPEUN, Secfttary
Newport Beacb City
Plannlnr Cornmlaalon the major Harbor Area anr llng was a wa rded for the smallest
d uring whlrh we have had an water dubs. staged thelr Fa mily Tour-tlsh. Allen was rea lly acraplng
lncrea!W or roughly only 3,000 In The elf'ctrical meter was also nament on Sunday, with more the aqu arium! His catch weighed
population The re«>nt census I burned up. ctJ ONE OUNCE' Sell throuah Enstrn CluaJfled. showed 21.201 This lncrt'ase h as In addltton to all this, I've got success than tou~ys of this ~xa Y · h h t~ usually produc.. Herb RJley wu Tournament been a <'Celerated by annexations, three houses w ere t e water They had q uite a tu.rnout. J~an Chalrman. and Harold Aldenon which hav~ about com~ to an ls romlng through t he walls
1 d 1 · 11 Tandowsky says. J~an should dlahed out thl' prtz.es and trophies end, exce pt as new subdivisions when t rains, a n t ra ms a know, tor hl'r hu.sband, Dr. Ralph, at a Lido Clubhouae hmcheon on are developed In the Corona del the time. Ma r section. It looka like we One of thl' high-ranking en· leada the Lido Anrlera. Some 16 Sunday. The enUre IJ'OUP bad a
might expect a population In-1lneers or the State Highway De-fa milies, totalling 50 ancien. of wondedUl time -•peetally the
creaw of about 1,000 a year. pro-part:ment tn Aultln dedded to which about halt were junJon., Junlon. eome ol whom were .W
vtded people trom other atat8 build a hom~ j ust adjacent aftd 'beaded out Saturday a.m. an4 whlaWnr tbJou,_ tbe lifO(.,.....
hear about eauromla. a plac. to below one ot the blf dams on
rt>tlre alter they've made their th~ Colorado. The Colorado Rlvn
pile and .suffered the lr Clrst CO· Authority warned him. but he
ronary or other danger signals and S('veral other people built
o;ay ang that "it'-; later than you thest> twenty and thirty thousand
think." J dollar homPS. Comf"S the rain.
So 1 am r('('ommending that WE' Tht>l r homes a re under water.
!Wille Cor a full time attornt>y For years I tried to lmprl'SII
The advanta~es. The city would
1
certain people that I wu an l'n·
have thE' full. untilvidec1 services Rln~r I And did earn ronslder ·
of t he man they hire; the city's able money at Ill. But now I
le~al library would be retum~d think maybt> I had bet1er try to
to its togi<'al pla<"e. the City Hall. Jive It down.
and the lt'gal department officE> l If this sort of th ing continues.
llhould bt> thert> a lso. 1t should I'm sure that all engineers w11l
rost us ronslderably less than the 11oon bt> banished from all the
proposed partime salarie-s, $11., ~t boudoirs
JJ2, pus $6.000 extra for prorl's· It rained last night, but th~
slonal servl<'t>s. wash tub was now here nt>ar full
• • • this morning. Skies have ~n
e CBAMBEB FUNDS I partly <'l ear all day
BEFIIE WEIIIIII
UlfCOJtfDmOJtfALLT
Q.V AJUUn'JtED
USDA CllADE CBOIC& BEEI'
Seven
I NS U R A N CE
FmE-MABIIm-AUTO
W. C. WAGNER
ao E. 111h a. 0o11ta "-a.o.· ._RA
Sunda y, 3 a m.-Nn. It'<~ not 1 PAUL SMITH
lnMmnla. Nor ronscl<'n<'(' Nor
ambition It's just thllt I rton't LEGAL lfOTICE
Sl"<'m to need that R to 10 hour!! I NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
Bone
Roast
3421 E. c-t IIIPw•r
CORONA DEL MAR
It used to take way bark down Notice ls hereby given that the
life's road. Planning Commission of the City
I've ~n thlnkin ~ of the New of Npwport Beach will hold •
p()rt Ha rbor Chambt>r's requPSt publk hearing on th~ appllca-
Cor the $2,400 permlsslvp limit of tlon of: Dr. J, C. Humphrey ror a
tax m oney tor the romlng fiscal variance No. m to permit en -
year. They promas.. to us. It Cor croachment ot fireplace 2'6" Into
promotion ot the <"lty. Do we. t he front yard setback on Lot Por or
tax payers, n~d promoting? 8. Block 136, Tract COM, 210 lrl.s
Need I remind you of th~ Avenue
agT'e'l'm~nt or rontract entered Notl<'e Is hereby further given
Into last year wherein the City that said public heartne will be
Council turned over to the Cham -held on the 27th day or June,
ber aome $4.000 to celebrate our 1957, at the hour or 8:00 p.m. In
50th birthday as a ctty? Do I the Council Chambers or the
need to remind you tha t the Newport Beach City Hall, at
Chamber spent $2,100 mew. than which time and place any and
w~ gave them, $2,100 more than a ll persons Interested may a p-
they had, a nd came crylne to the pear and be h~ard thereon.
Council wtth unpaid bllla for that .RAY Y. COP'EUN, Secretary
amount! And that the em bar-Newport Beach City
ra.ued Cound l paJd the blll.tl Planning CommlaaJon
contract~d by the Chamber and
took them ott the hook T
So , .. I'm happy to report that
Coundl voted 4 to 3 Monday
night not to give tax money to th~ Chamber for promoting the
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
Seal~d propou.Ja or blda w1Jl
be re-ceived by the Clty Coundl of
the City of Newport Beach, Call·
tomla. at br before the bour of
7:30 o'clock P.M. on June :M. 1957, city.
• • • ror a contract coveri.nz the pub-
• L£n"Ea noll PAUL lleatlon and pl'lntinr of all Jepl
1 promlaed you that my bllf 110t.lces required to be pub1Jahe4
flated' nepheW, Paul Smllh. whom In a newwp&Pft' ol reneral clr-
I' vial ted In Texaa and who took eulation prlnted and publlahed
a tum at wrtt1nr thla column. In the C1t;y ol Newport BNcb,
would have another chance . . . tor the fllca1 year end~ JuM
IJ)' popular demand. So here 1.1 30th, 1se&
anotbet one from Paul: All blda rn\Uit be encloeiid In
• • • eealed envUap.. ro.arkled "'BBdll
Dear Uncle Andrww: f« pubUca*"' 01 I aJ nodoll."
nte onlY 41ttetel~ In tbe and add! 1 d tlo tM CIQ' Cowl·
weather n<J'f and wtlen JOU were dl ol. tbt a~ 01 ](...,_. -...:11.
here 1e t.hat It 1.1 nJntna hanSel' CaU.fonliL •
and mo'N often. • 'the f01'1?1'114ftir DiJt1c1e eb.alJ be
J want to antWW ~r at&te· pQIIItted ta me R~ JIU.
ment tn 1041' t.u.r. "'I am tioti'D-• l:niip, ~ • ...-.tor tw fltftt to 1fbftc.ttr how m\idl trot ~u~ .....a i'itor to lUll on 10\11 IM!ITa rm -. that M7 3e1t1. Uft, '" ·Order ftl the ~
ll&Jtlfr tb.at extra ... a CoddJ ., ·u.e ~
ID.IIt.ake." ~Mtett.... 1M. ~ l:t'! ;.:I ~ elb'~~'* .... ~ ~ ~--·ftl,..., ~ ......_, ... ~ ........ , .... ~~.UI'I
t'-18 ....u .......... ~ .. In tbt J(cppwt ...........
..... 4124
SUNDAY
aVTCB&a aon aTaA L&A.W
GROUND BEEF 31bs. '1 1111
UU -IOA1T-aEEP
SHORT RIBS 25~
iiMiiLESS BEEF 'STEVV 65ft.
RED SNAPPER 45~
nD11 ~ &YUt DAY TIDIOVCIIlOVT TD YUJ1
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Llll IIIIET
wta lana
Plans for Teacher Luncheon
Are Made by Hi School PTA
CHIJRWU Military Order Will Install
IT. &DUW'II nanc New Officers on Flag Day
~&m-. ol St. AJ\drew'a Pree. Early plana for a luftdMoft for Kra. Jtobert BMuebamp. bud,.et bytertan Cbuldl wtll bold thelr
tudlen, to be beJel In t.be tall, and flnanee; MIS. lohn Hau. ftnt tamuy picnic: o1 the year at
were outll.Dect at tbe flDaJ !QMt. ~ an4 ~; Mn. ~-2 p.m. Saturday at the Orance lnf ci memben of the Newport Killer. tiCJ~Wera; Mrs. Art c.tler, Ctty Park.. Famlll~ will brine
Hatbor UnJon Rtab School PTA. dUz.tna!)tp and eMJ det~; their own Junella Ice cream and
Mn. Orby Andenon eondu~ Mn. 8)tJon l'fe&Jy, charactet and coftee w111 be 8efYed. Came. and
the board meetlnf, aplr1tual education; Ml'l. A.rthur entertainment wtlJ held tollow-
Cloew and frlendUer relationa Un~e. hotpjtajlt,y; lfrL Fay 1n1 the luncheon. ~n parenu and echooi per. Raibl8on, farulty advttor; Mrs.
80DMI ue u. prtma.ry aim ci Jaebon Harrtt. toundent day and cao*'* couna. PICinC
"open hou.e... ltoard memben honorary llte mmtberabtp; M.ra. Tbe !fewport Harbor CoundJ
were tol4. Aa a JWult ot eom-wtmam Wlllla.rtaa. crade rep. ol anm:ba wU1 hold a plcnlc at
llllt:tee lltucb'. Mrs. ADdeNan a n. ,..ntation; Mre. Edward Robel, 8 p.m. Tunday, June 25, at eo.ta
MUnoecl tMt Newport Rubor baltb: M,._ Phil eu.t, eoctal; Mesa Park.
U-•-at-Sdloot wtU bold Mr.. C. Morpn P'ltzwater, In-
'nte Ullttaty Order of the
Wand w.. has ~n Flar
Day (tomouow, lu.ne 14) r~
electSon and I.Mta.llation ol new omeera. '!'be meet.1n1 wtu be held
In the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club. Dtnner wUJ be wrved at
8 p.m.
Nominated for the po&t ot Com-
mander la Lt. Col 4. B. K.lni' ot
Balboa. ~r nomtnatlo.ne are
cmdr. D. 0 . lohuoo aa ttl"'t vtce
eornm.ander; Major lohn UJ*)n,
MCOnd vice .commander; Capt.
ltayllun Pattt.on. adJutant and
~r: Capt. C. L Nelaon, aur-
reon: Lt Ro~ Hurwitz, jud,e
advocate: Capt. E. C. Corn.ke,
chaplaln; Lt. l'red Dunphy, en-
alan. Capt. Pattl.aon t. outcotnc
eomman_ckr.
A jolnl meeting wiJI be held
July 2 at Allen Center tn Lon&
Beach wtt.h Lois Anfelea. Paaa-
dena, Lon&' Beech cbaptere to
metot the national commander-In·
chief, U . Cot LNl~ Buawell.
Thla will be h1a only vlalt to the
Southland. ~ t&;" open bqu.N rwxt tern at Ion a 1 relatlona; Mn. TO IIOLD ftCIOC
JWy O.d! I lumb*S tnnUeally Mareb. Charla Stanley, lertalatton: Mrs. Women of the Unlwraallat M• H ff -~·our Father'• ""'"' .. toO.W. l&rtiUa Dorldn. a mathema-Dennt.a Hocland. m&&"uinetl; Mra. CommuJllty Fellowahlp w1U hold Iss u man ---Cb -·'-n&Jnld Nelplent Jack Iremp, motion plcturea and their nnt pk::nlc ot th~ aurnrner
and Oou~ to the ~cl --· ... audlo vblual ; Mn. Cordon Imler, at noon today (111unctay) at the 8 8 •d
The Oran&e County Chapter
haa climbed to 13th tn the na.
tlon in new mernber. and ·cur-
rentJy paid up members. The
ll&'hta are now aet for the top,
sa~ Commander Pattiaon. w1th tbe followtnc . · , Ad 8\IJ'• :u:-to -=n.d~~: publldty, pr8S; Mrs. Ralph Ir-eo.ta Mesa Park. Women are te· to 8 a r1 e
atat. ColJ,ep In U.. tall w1n, publldty, Newwette; Kn. quNted to brtnf thelr own Jundt ADrT llmiCAL c:&ADOAn -~'' .. '·. . , -. \~
The preadat expr d ap. Ruth Rapp, ~book; Mn. lot and wrvice. on June 22nd ~nd Lt. hndal P. Su~n.
pred&Uon to lira. 8)'rvn Nealy, Pritchard. r e c r e • t I 0 n; Mn. CDII COIOIVJfJTT cavaat 10n of Mr. and Ml"' Kenneth A.
Mta. I~ Barria. Kle. Mcwcan 'Jbornu Blakely. JuvenUe prot«-"'l"be Third Depee" will be the Weddinp-to-be ~ c:rowdJnr SuMeen ot 1021 Bayside Drlw,
Fitzwater, Ml"'. A. L. Hayward, Uon : Mrs Bruee Harahbarpr, eo-Father'a Day aermon topic ot the c-upld'a cal~dar. W. Thelma Newport Beadl, baa rraduated
and lfrL Olarla Ary, 1r. tor membeTShlp: Mrs. Frank Cay, Key. Jl!dwln C. Comke Sunday Buttman of 1a8 Jumlne Ave , from tht' Army Medlcal Service
their help wtth polJo lmmuntza. ways and meana; Mra. Allen mornlnr at the Corona del Mar Corona ~~ Mu, Ia llated amonr School, Fort Sam Rouaton, Tu.
tJons. Wlnr. wellare: Mar&aret May, Community Church. the eomtnr 1un.e brides. He attended UC and Ia a member
Va.rtoua dla~ ratUJed by Thelma, who will be ma.rrlM of Slrma Nu and Seabba.rd a the exeeuttve board include Ura. student wellare. laOLOJI S'I'WAGOCU'E June 22 to lohn Stoner Muutns of Blade.
Malcolm a.td. procnm; Mrs. The board will not meet again "Have We Not AIJ One Father" Newport. t. the dauettter of Mr -------
prl8ecl IMXt Sunday, won't you, Charles Ary 1r~ membenhlp; until .chool beeins In Sept~ber. will be the aermon topic ol Rabbi and Mrw. Rlcbard J. Huffman and CALL THE DWSIOlf at Rubor beea~ l ~·t want .. ~om or ~-....:.._.....:..:...:...._....:.._ ____ ...:_..:_ ___________ Morton C. P'lennan at 9 p m. to-w a atudent at Ora.n&e Coast Col· 1:14 tD orc~er Jettatt•dl.. em.J. the~ t.o........., YOQ an.. we~ M ~I! morrow CFrtdayJ at the Temple 1~. The weddtnf wtiJ take opes. buatne. eardlr. llatflalentll.
W&WtoaT ••woa ......ur J
I D MIDAY, ,..,.. lJ, 187 .
Dad Overseas
When Little
Lesa I s Born
Capt. Robert J. K.ay of Corona
del Mar had Just ClOC:QPiet~
tenytn.r a plane to Honolulu S&t·
urday, June 8, when hla f'll"'t
chUd, l.aa Marte, wu born at
Hoai' Hospital.
¥.ra. Marie Kay, Robett'a moth-
er and well-known reeltor bPte.
became a crandmotber tor ~e
tlrat time. Bobert'a mother -In·
law, Mrs. Muehlhauaer, came
he~ Jast wee« from IUlnol.s and
wUI ~maJn a few weeu wtt.h
the Ka,ys at their h0111le, 423 Car-
nation Ave.
Capt. Kay. Who flew the tlr1lt
Stinlon to Hooolulu that had
been nown there aJftlt.'e the war.
mumed here Sunday mornlnc
to take a tint look at bla 9-
pound, 7·oUna! dauabter.
Mr. Kay wu an Air F~
Captain and aerved In Italy dur-
in&' the war. Mr. and 1lra. ltay
returned Jut year from Saudi
Arabia. where h• ~ lor T.W.A.
eeven ye&ra. Capt. ltay Ia cur-
rently employed by Mark m of
Loa An&eles. ln eabOOC.! ADVISORY COM II I 13; • • • ~!~~~:7-;~n~~ue, 206 E. place at Christ Olurcn by the lnvttaUoM, ~ ... Jtemem. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~e~~~~RDID~~~~~U~~~~-~~~~d~~~~~~~~W;~~~A~d~pa~,e~~-CConttnued Crom Pare One) traffic congestion could be re· r
personnel be usigned to the duced and buslneu Increased." * * *
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to wlalp ........ 4li ._..
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U...l Ietty W a tbe QD9IIl
&a tbe ...... bowl. cd1 --did .,.. au. .. bot ,.... Cllld
egp -.cl bailie • • • u --
filled ·-wltll c:wtw4 Ub .,.. ................... u
._ atdctly ,._ tbe llnt'a
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l1ftls ••.
* * *
BuUding and Safety Dept. so • • •
that zoning violations can be e LIDO AllEA
tborourhly Investigated and re· The committee indorsed the
ferred to the city attorney for proposal that the Lido Shops
leral acUon lt necessary. Assn. form a special aseesament
A. K. Phelps, who presented dlstrlct to acquire the unlm-
t.he report. said there are many proved aectlon of the trianJUiar
cues of zonlnr vlolaUon In that block borde~ by Newport Blvd.
carai'es have been convertM In-and ~ntaal Ave. for of!-atreet
to dwelling units, resulting In ad. parking. The remainder of the
dltlonal congestion and arrrava-Udo Shopping ~nter ls already
tton of parklnr problems, par· zonM C-1-H and has provialons
tlrularly on Balboa Island. for off-street .p~kJ~g .
• • • e CDII I USIJfE.SS AHA
The committee Indorsed the
lJUfgestlon that no dty funds be
used for ott-meet parkln& In the
eoD'll'tlftdal areaa of Corona del
Mar, but Instead the Corona del
Mar Chamber of Co~ree
ahould encoura,,e local bu.atneu-
men tD form a apeclal &aas·
m.ent dJstrlct to provide needed
otf-atreet parkin(.
The Study Group report stated:
"SUbstantially more parklnr
apaca -part:Jcularly for the
bu.alneaea between Marcuerlte
e lfEWPOIIT PAAIDJfG
Follow1nr r~mend at I on s
were approvM for Improving the
parking aJtuatlon In Newport
commercial ..,.aa:
• EllmJnatl rurb parking on
Newport Blvd., between 30th St.
and McFadden Pl.; use city·
owned Iota tn the vicinity for
off-street parking.
• Prohibit left or U turns
from Balboa Blvd. at McFad<kn
Pl. on to Newport Blvd.
and Ordtid and between Colden.
9o )'QU're a cake ~•tine Dad! rod an4 hmle&f -abould be
A UJiat..to-ra.ld·~·bow 1 provtdecl If u.e Corona cle1 :Uar
Oaclt ~ ... wtth dtoco-eciiDIMrda1 4lstrkt .. to a~d
tate cfl4w ia tor you .•. You'nt the deellM Ill butneee that bl·
tn few a btl chip ..-Itch! Mom lltorlt'ally baa accompanied the
can QJp her ehlpe to lemon cua· l'f'OWt)a ~ COIDpetition which haa
t&rd cw cherry or buttencotch adequate pa.rtdn •.
now, th&llka tD Barr and Fostel"' "It 1a eaenttal that actJon be
dlvel"'1t1ed rolla for eook:.tes, ca)( .. taken now to acquire the ne<'etl·
and deeeertl • . . Pretty rood sary land bel~ the area be-
munchtnr. huh! cu.tard Chip comes tully developed and costs
cupcakes ... Cherry Chip Corn· become prohibitive. Too little
flake cookles ... Don't tell Mom. ancf too late would be dlsastrou~
1 told you she get the recipe ott tor the Corona del Mar business·
the back of the packare · · · men. who inevitably wtll be
• Prohibit west-bound Balboa
~ula tratnc on Balboa Blvd.
from maJdnr left tuma at Mc-
Fadden Pl. on to the continua·
tton ot Balboa Blvd.
• Pnwide a left-tum lane and
tJ'affk: Urbta on Newport Blvd.
tt. Inland bound motorW.a de-
alrlnc to tum left on to IZnd St.
Thla reeomnwndaUon 1oe8 alone
wtth the pJannJng consultam's
propouJ that 32nd St. tw w1d ·
ened to provide a rood exit for
Lido traffic.
* * *
* * *
OK Dad . . . Quit Jooklna llke
the foJ'IOtten father ... You'~
rolnf to Jet • pn.nt . . . OUr
MU1 Dodcl wm wrap It nlee and
man-~! AI\ owmltB, deetped
~allY f or t.he content. ot
POp's poeketa at nl1bt ... Alex
tbe A.Utptor, IOttJ the Whale or
Walter the Watch Doc make
neat wwk ol wallets. car keys.
watdl, Jooee cbanp and JOlt t.-
. . . CoM you're rotna to be a
luek1 POp! Mom wtU probably ro wDd wt..n me ... the Fa·
ther'l Day Gilt Sua,.uon Table
In our Rome-Gilt Shop ... ~·
trlc ruon. amotn Ooppe!r CUU
Unb. 8eer Stetna ••• ~
UcbteN. wn 11 ...... A map
c1lltanee rea~. a pd,.t eYWY· ~ 1tart1D1 out on a four·
wMeJed vaeatm ahould have!
You alrn&>lY trace wtth a Uttl•
wheel ~ the roada on mape
and the rfaf\t dbta.ooe come-up
on the tndJcator •.• AhlmJnum etta._ ~npe and ~pt.alna
chatrl ...
* * *
competing with merchants who
have adequate parking."
Vacant Jots adjolnlne the al
leys behlnd the business strip
were sucgmed aa desirable for
parkin& areu. • • • e IAUOA JSLJUn) J UJ[JJIG
A slmlJar proposal for Balboa
Island -formation of a special
asseannent dlatrlct to provide
off-street parldnr -was pro-
poeed by the Study Croup, and
lndorwd by the Advisory Co m·
mlttee.
Declln~ In business on Ma rine
Ave. was predicted when the lr·
vine Co. conatructs a modem
shopping center nearby on Bay.
slde Dr. The report suggested ac-
qulaltion of land on Onyx Ave.
and the oonstruct1on of a n off·
street parking facUlty, perhaps
a multi-level public garage-. • • •
• IOL\a.E IID.E
No change waa proposed for
Miracle Mile parking, alnee the
property on the landward side Ls
either C-1-R cw C-2·H, and there·
fore otf-~t parking ls re·
qulred. The land on ~e bay side,
now zoned C-2. was described aa
o1 too hlJb value to re-zone and
require olt -street parkin f . • • • e &U"''IOIOIUL& llOW
• • • e llEc::JIEATIOif AL P AII.KDfC
Th~ Study Group pl'ellol."nted a
s e r I ~ s of I"K''mmendatlons
whe~by a fairer sh~ ot the
cost of maintaining our f'e('rea ·
tlonal facilities would be paid by
the thousands of visitors. Publi('
off.strt'f't parkJng lots and
met~reod curb parking we~ pro-
posed as the most practical solu.
tlon. This would d lstlibute the
~ burden more fairly and
would discourage the "free load·
ers" who e-njoy our beaches but
pay nothing tor the privilege, yet
leave behind a mess of cans.
bottl~ and other debrla for the
dty to rt>mov~.
The following recomm~nda ·
tlons of the Study Group ~
Indorsed by the Advt.IOry Com -
mittee:
• Eliminate all tree parking
at the Corona del Mar Beach,
and devt-lop a master plan for
up grading the entl~ Corona del
Mar Beach so that It may becomt-
eftectlve when the current le~
expires In 1959. The report stated
that the existlnr bulldlnrs and
general character of the beach
development do not correspond
wtth the hlrb caliber oC the sur-
roundll\f realdentlal aree and
the community as a whole.
• LlmJt parktne to one side ot Polnaettla and Poppy avenu8
In Corona del Mar to relieve the
trattlc con~n eaused by
parklnr by u.wra ot UtUe Corona
beach.
• For Balboa lalAnd. no addl·
tionaJ ~•donal parkil\f fa.
dlltles, but requlle each land
owner to comply with the mntnr
requirements to fumlab at Jeaat
one otf-atreet parklftl apace few
Nett dweULnr unit.
• For the N.wport Pier a.rM.
acqulre the fotmft Qty Ball site
bet'WMn W. <XMn Pt.. Court St.. 11\f wtth tbe paztdna require-2)th St. and Uehddltn Pl. tor
menta. n,ey dlaplq Ulled care metered olf.8tJ'Mt p&l'ldq: ln·
on ~m ol 'thetr P~ at.all all -da.Y :so-cent ~Inc
that llbowd M utllbecl onlY for meteTS on both aide ol Balboa
euttomer pa.rtd.nc. Aa a rault, Blvd. betWeen Ncl"addtn Pl. •nd
n.e eommlttee lndOTaed th~
recommend•UOn for strlct en·
foreement ot otr-atreet parklnr
te(U)adona f« .. automobUe row''
on Cout Hwy. jWit beyond Ml·
racle Mlle. n.e report atatecl: '"Many auto·
mobile dealera are not c:omply-
C'U8toaln -ue obllpd to pule 19th St.
th t.r c:a.ra oa tbe MY aide ol • Por the ltt.h St. &rN In
Cout R'tfy. and walk~ tht. C.ntn.J Jf.wpart. near tb• Oty
c:onpated roadway, thua creattoa Traller Parlt. man the 1Ith St.
a .-ioua huard t.o ~Jves bay bMdt .U-auppcllt:lna by to·
and to pa•lq motortllta. ata.lllq pUtttna rDttert on 18th
• • • and 1Ith ltrMta bithnlen lalboa e U1.IOA •ADDIG lll9d. and kJ Aft.; aequlttq
No cap.lt.al tmprooNJ~Mnta were tbe \&1\lJQli'OftCI loa bitwwn ~ a&lX.'e tiM ~ Iota vu.u. St. llaJboa JJW.. 18th St.
All\ dM oeeen b'ont ~ <."Pft• ancl lkh 8t. ancl tn.talUq putt-
ta.w.d to proYtde adlqu fa. ~ IIWWra; a12cJ 1t1 fftstalJinc
dltt1a awteftd oft·~tntt pe3tna on o. ,.. 8tu4J Otoap .. de tills ~~ land aloq the .atJt
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men ... iu v-... to give Ded the mod p&..w.. for th.
money y~ ~-So, do ric)ht by Dec:l -dtoose h.it
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE PLANS SUMMARIZED the d17 coa.ldn't keep web •
bJc park local. but wou.tct at·
tract man;y outatden.
•'Ttl.l.ftJt ol the water needed
It; let'e rath~ tend to our own
home knlttlnc ... . .... "
Caxrttnued &am Pap'lbtee) public llbraJ7, with oU atrwt land ferry Jane were lndorMd by Ud.e lat. cu.lwrt In theW.. end to take c:&N ot 1!50 aa.," Mra. • &1.,.. UU. parldna-tacUltl8, ahould be the com.mltt .Tbae Included: of the Lower' Bay to pJ'OIDOte a l. A. 8eelc ~ c:onaideNd comblnJna the aU• 1Wporta tbat tJM c:nw ot the
Tb.e a.nmlttee Njected UM erected on the ctty-owned land • No addltJonal bualnua u. better cleanl~ or "'flusblnc" ac· Mre.. Pblllp Bur1on wet that ol a new cJvtc center wtth a ~ ab&nc:loDacl tbe Met
Harold Ch.r1MJ.tf' aa.ld that hla
PubJJc BuUclJ~ Stucly Group ...... -··-,···
l'I!C'OIJUMnd.aUon that the Balboa on the northeast corner of aa.y. cenaea tor •addle board. kayak, Uon. Uttle dlUdJ'eD would be l&.lolnc Jarae parlt • ...., Wlwn the es.toot ~ allor
11Jan4 tire atadoft on Kt.rtne Ave. aide Dr. and Carnation Ave., Co-and uU and power boat conces· c. F. Rehnbora of Corona del ran ~d MU Ladder 8odc
ahoulct be reloeated ot1 the la· rona del Mar. The plan calla for alona between Fernando and A Mar, a member of the Study * ~' ....... lr. ,._ .hill. ..,. m ttr.Jy Wltrue. aeccrdlq to
land. In the vldnJt;y of Bayalde a buUdlnl of auc:h des.lp and a~ta In BtJboa and between Croup, had propoeect the plan. 1• ,. Gene 8oero ot Corona c:W Mar,
Dr. aDd Balboa Yadlt Buln. conatruc:tion that It could be COD· Opal and Pearl avenues on BaJ. and offered to meet part of the Ou. ot the ~ haalell ol the Balboa Penlnaula crca wbo wu aboard.
Cal Andrew W. Smlt.b aatct It vertect to eome otMr public UR boa Island. c:oa, tor coMtructlon ot a cul· the ewnJnc QIDe f¥1/er the pro· .t:reeta and on Balboa Jaland. He u ld that SkJppu l im
waa unwl.le to take the tile In the event a main llbrlry Ia lo· • Keep I'Wlrnmen and uwna vert from the Newport Ialand poNd recom.rnenci&UOD8 for Bay. Propoeed method or llnanc:tna (looper wu a ble to maneuver
station olf the laland becau.ae cated ln the immediate vicinity. of paddle boards and kaya.ka out channel to the ocean. Th&. cui· aide Dr. and Larkspur Ave. In l.a a aewer charge ot ~ centa a the boat ~ with the aJd ot
then the tire truck would bave • • • of the channel in the vicinity of vert would have a tide cate that Corona del MD. Both propou.la month u part ot the eon.umua the erew. The Serena, own.c1 by
the additional obataele ot bavtnc • CIVIC CIUfTK.a the terry lane. would be cloeed durinr the out· were rejected by the Advlaory water blU, to aClC\Imuhite about on m.an WUllaln Moran, moora
to let back on to Ccht a file. Approval wu a-tven to the • Inform paddle board and JOinl tJde, and opened durlnl ~~re the defeated tee· ~.000 a year. at th.e lJcSo Yacbt ~.
Cllnton Trim ble pointed out reromrnendatlon that plannlnr kayak conceulona!res that It la the lnc:ornlnr tide, thus tumlah. omrnendatJona: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;=-·--------.-----=---------=.:.__ that the bridge m I I b t be should begin now for a new civic their dt~ responsibility to ln· lnl treeh water for the Inner bay.
damaged In an earthquake, and center, combining cultural a nd struct thelr customers about bay • • • • A roadway on the north·
then ftre trudca could not let on governmental t acllltJH. and 10. regulations. A city ordinance • ELECTaOXJC AmS eut ~ ot the Bayside Dr. at au to ftcht a fire. . th prohibits the operation of paddle rllht ·Of ·W&.)' between Marruertte IAe McColloch IUI'&'ated that cated on an appropriate site at boards and kayaks In the DUlin Approval waa riven to the and Carnation, aupplementlne
the amaU tJre atatlon be kept on will serve the ctty'a projected channels. recommendation for studylnr the the exJsUn1 roadway. The re·
the laland and a blg1er itaUon ultimate population and area. • Rearrange a n c h or age • teaalblllty ot ualnl clou-d olr· malnlng center strip could be ... _.. The report stated that "It la .. _ ) cult teMvlalon and/or other __ .. t k th bll
be constru .. "\CU juat ott the ls· d-lrabl .. that cultural facllltlea. (without decreasing the num"""r u--.. or par 01' o er pu c ~;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;:;;;;;;~;;;~;;;;;;;;E~;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;~ land "'" "' In the chanMI In the vicinity ol electronic devkel aa aids to the purpoees untU the density of r W~Jter Spicer. aupportln"' the such as a main library and a I Harbor Dept. In Ita patrol and re. trattlc .-.u~res the tuU width of .. civic auditorium. be on the aame the ferry ane. f h H ·--. relocation. pointed out that near. site as the governmental fa. • • gulatlon o t e arbor. the rllbt-of.way tor street uaa&e.
by areaa.. such as Harbor Island, Ultl .. e AKCIIOJUJfC .OATS • • • • Extension of Larkspur Ave.
lk-acon Bay and lrviM Ternce, c ~~~e land near Corona del The committee Indorsed the • LAO'CIIIKC UMP through from Seaview Ave. to
abo nef'ded nre protection. Mar has ~n suggested as the recommendation that the City The committee a pproved the Bayslde Dr. to relieve traffic con·
A motion to adopt the recom· location or the new Civic Ct>ntt>r. Council s.hould urge thP County re<'Ommendatlon tor construction gNtlon at Marguerite Ave. and
mendallon waa defeated 15 to 10. M a recommendation for the HarbC'r OLStrlct to adopt a policy or a small boat launchlnl ramp Cout Hwy. by providing Corona
• • • future the commltt~ report of rigid enforcement of the re· In the lower part of the Upper del Mar beach vtsHors with an
• ~A l'taE JIALL stated' that actual construction of gulatlon" governln1 the anchor· Bay additional route for arrlvtnc at
Approval wu given to the pro. the civic centt>r llhould oe<·ur l lng or boatS In th,. entrance The Study Group said that be· Coast Hwy. ~1 to relocate the Balboa fire when the existing City Hall channel. The Study Group as· cause of space llmlutlons and Col. Andrew Smith said that
station trom 703 E. Bay Ave. to buildings be-come rompletPiy In 8ertt'd that the unlawful anchor· h igh cost of land acquisition, 11 the new roadway would .settle
the area between Main St. and ad uate. The ~xll!'tlng buildings Ina of boau In the entrance does not appear practical to con· once and for all the legal owner·
Alvarado St. The commJttet> I h eqld t be remodeled tor channel Impedes the operation of struct a ramp In the Lower Bay sh ip of the rlght·of.way. pointed out that the problems of s otul dno vt>Mels and poees a definite h&· a.rea . "It can be ~ only tor a~t
lnaC'C'eSSiblllty and lack of space con nue city occupancy. zard to navigation. Walter Spicer said that the purposes," he asserted. "For 3
are almJlar to thou at the Bal· Acquisition of land for the new • • • Harry Welch water park calla years the city hu tried to get
bo.iL Island station and alao have civic center Is a matter of urgent e TIDE GATE for a large launchlna ramp the abutting property owners to
an adverse effect of t lrt> ratt'S. priority, the report t>mpha.!!llA'<I. Approval was glvt>n to the pro· northeast of the present "Coney quit claim their Interest In the
• • • • • • posal that a study be made as to Island." which. he said, will be rlght·of.way so that It could be
• L.ll'ECUAJID STATIOK • POUCE 811ILJ)DfQ the feasibility of construC'tlng a removed. develope-d as a park, but the city
Approval waa given to the NC· Approval was voted tor the rf'('· hu not been able to do lt. We
ommendaUon that the present ommendatlon that an additional * P1Jt 01 BIIHI lsJMII DIIIIIIIFOYIII should put In a roadway. even lt llteguard station at 2817 Newport wing be con.!ltructt>d to the New· It Is only a bike path."
Blvd., Newport. be relocated in port Pollee Dept. building to ac· The AdvW:>ry Committee re· away ~lty.owned land for prl· A motion was made to amend
the vicinity or Newport Pier. Thl' rommodate the Increasing num· jected the following controversial vate Interest.. R J Ball answered the proposal to read "pathway"
present station was deS('Tibed as ht.>r of personnel and growing proposals of the Parks and Rec-thls objection by pointing out Instead of "roadway." This was
Inadequate bfocause or lnaN'f's amount of E'QUipmE>nt anti rec· reatlon Study Group: Ckean front that the property oWnf"rs had defeatt"d on a motion to table,
alblllty to bfoach areas. ord ·k~ping. The plan C'alls for park development In Balboa. the he ld waterfront rights bf'fore 14 to 6. Then tht> original pro·
• • • a wing that coulrt ht> ronvt>rtf"d I filling In of a North Bay Front the-depot~lt of Ba y dredging fiJIMt po:o~al ronrt>rnlng tht> Bayside Or.
• B EU COPTEJI SEBVlCE 10 S4Jme othN puhlk or prl\att> Sill' on B:..lboa Island as a play. in the area in front of their
1
rlght-of.way was tabled by a 19
Tht> commltt<>e narrowly df' use it thP Polkt> Of'pl i~ PH'n ground. and ticv.-lnpment of a propertlcs 10 0 vott>.
h•ated the proposal that City tually reiO<'alt>d at the propo<;('rl largf' cit y park of 1:50·200 acrf'S. • • • ThP proposal to open up Lark
CounC'al consider the feasibility of rlvlc center stte All oth~r pmpo~als wert> ap e O'BCENT PJlJOaiTIES <;pur Ave. was rejected 23 to 3
employing a hellropter on an ex· • • • I pr0\N1 liNr IS thE' summary: Approval was g iven to lh(' fol * * *
perlm<'ntal basis during the , • • • l lowlng re<'Ommt>nrlnlions. In· W<'ek ·~nds to help lhft lifeguard • BElCBTS nBE BALL • BALBOA lSLAMD PARK duded In the urgf'nl ('3lt'gflr}. * w I .... Se
depa rtment patrol the bed<'he-.. The rnmmltl('t' IIJlflTO\f'l) tho• ThC' l!f"!'I'\IOn was bt>twt>en (IJI . • Channel Place Park In Wf'St a er a.. • ••
ThE' vote was 13 to 12. "de!errabJp·· rE>cYommt•n r1 a I Inn In~ up tu the bulkhead line to NE'wport-Land a('Qulsltlon and
Col. Smith C'alled It a fantastic that a fire station ~houlrl hf' rnrm a triangular playground development
ldfo'a and said that lhl' a1r ri"'SCUP I ronstrurtt>d 10 thP Wt>.,t :"if'WpNt ar••a bNW{"('n Pl"'arl Ave. and • Slxtt>enth St Park-DPvPI
squadron was avallablf' In e>mE'r· HelghLc; S('('tlon lo\ho"n t hi'l arl'n 01.1moncl Ave-on North Bay FL. opment of the C'lty owned pmp· genci~ A formi"'T hellropter be<-omPs dt>velol>f"d and I'> an anr1 lll'fllllrlng Irvin<' land In· erty betwee-n Balboa Blvd. and
Pll<?t .!laid the rost of operating a nt>xed to the city. ThP r~>port land of Bayside Or. across the the City Trailer Park In Central
helacoptl"'r was $75 to $150 an I stat("(! .'hat this statlnn shoulti l slr('('t rmm the VIlla Marina. Newport.
hnur. I be dt>s1gnet1 as a training and Thl"' filling In plan was re· • Corona del Mar Bearh-The
• • • maintenance station for all tht> jf'('tl'd 1•) to 0. ThP acquisition city to take over direct manage. e CDN LDIIIAIIT I Fire Oepartmsnt's personnel anti proposal wns npproved 8 to 2. ment when the lease explrt-s In
The commltt~ approved the1 equipment .. as wt>ll as a ronv<>n Study Group Chairman Art 1959. construrt new bulldln~.
re<'Ommendatlon that a branch 1 tlonal flre·flghtlng st ation. Llndeke presented the foUowing landscape neAr the buildings.
arguments In favor of filling In re·deslgn the parking lot. create
the N. Bay alte: It is already a butter zone In front of the
owned by the city; It Is centralJy Breakers Dr. resldence~a. acquire
locatt>d; there are no plans to title to und~ater loti In Plrate
*HIP Lilli lrWp 1••••••••11
The Ad\'ta«y CommlttH &e·1 • UT DCVLAno•s cepted aU recommendatJona ol. The commlnee endorst'd a pro
the Harbor Development Study posal by the Study Commlttt'e
Group except tor prohJbltJng all that SWlmmlng and marine trat
power boat racing In Newport fie rt>gulatlons similar to thos.e
bay Here ls the summary ol ac· gnverning the USE' of the lower
titm taken: I bay s hnuld aC'C"Ompany thf' elf'
e BICR LEVEL BlUDGE V«.>lopments of thl! Vpp<'r Bay
The study group recommend&· l~nd and water a reas. When the
tlon on a high level bridge over l pper Bay is fully developed.
t.h . u Ba h 1 the samt> regulations avphC'ablt> (' pper Y c anne was a p · to tht> Lower Bay should also ap ~~ovt>d _!ftdt'r an amt>ndment had ply to th"" Vppt>r S..'ly thP rt>port ,..,.pn Vv.<' .
Install any objectional play. Cove.
ground tacllltle!'l on the site. • Clltl Or. Park-Develop ch U •
A numht>r of Balboa. Island dren's play space and begtn In·
rrsldf'nt~ ohji'Ctt>d. saying that ltlal land~aplng for this New.
Balboa l'!land was already a port Heights park
playS?mund with all of Its beaC'h • Rlvo Alto-Acqulrt-2 lots
art>n. and that providing more south of Nev.rport Island bridge
bf'aC'h art>a would atract out· I and east of 38th St. for future
-.u1f"rl'> to an already crowded is· str('('t beach di."Vt>lopmt>nt
land. • City·school Par~ntlnue
Acqulo;itlon of land on Bayside tht' policy of Integration of c ity
Dr. was plared on an "urgent" and school park recreational fa·
The Advisory Committee gave
unanimous approval to the tol·
lowing recommendations s ub·
mlrted hy the Water and Sewers
Study Group:
1. A thorough englnet>rlng
study and development of a com-
prehensive master plan should
be undertaken Immediately for
Improvements to the Newport
Beach sanitation system, using
consulttng engineers' services Jl
nec:e.ary.
l. lmpl~tatlon ot t h e
pnltaUon ~em muter plan
should Include the Collow!n1, In
order of priority:
• E'lhnJnate storage ot sew·
age In "wet" wells; Install mod·
ern, match ·fl ow pumps. which
pump sewagt> as soon as It ar·
rives at the pumping stations.
rather than having It remain In
the "wet" wells.
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• no bend to bind your neck 1
• anapper Ia ruatf)foof -
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a split second -~ivea you a perfect knot alwaya! And
more comfort. too, because there's no band around
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up wJth a racklul!
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The oraglnal proposal said that stated. priority basis, although aC'tual cilitles.
• • t1()v~lopmPnt rould be done later • Dlslri~t Park&-Formulate th<' City Council s hould request
the Statt> Blv1slon of Highways
tn I"'nslder the advisability of es.
tabllshlng approxlmatE>Iy 40 t~t
ahnv<'r higher high tlcle a11 the
hPight of thf' brldgt> Tht' amPnd-
mt?nt Phangt'd thlll to read a
minimum of 40 f~t. and mos t
t>t'f)nomkal ancl practlral from an
e BOAT BACIKC • • • a policy on setting aside about
There was a ttl' vott>. I.J to 13, e BALBOA OCE.Alf PJUU[ 20 acres In future subdlvl~lons
• Replacement or deteriorated
sewer lines; replacing the clty'a
concrete sewer lines with vitrified
clay lines In order to decrease salt
water In! II tratlon to a consider· 1iiiiiiiiii~~~~~~iiiiiiiiii~~~~~iiiiiiiiij able extent. Most ot the clty'a 1
substandard concrete lln~s are on OlE DIY
('nglnf'crlng lltandp<,lnt.
Walter Spker. who 1'1 membf'r
of thE' Harhor Commission. ar·
gtwd against sped fylng a 40·foot
hrtght. lie pokltcc1 out that the
P:at PattN~n report. whlcb has
bt't>n adoptt>d by tht> County Su·
pt>rvl~rs. rE'COmmt>nds 63 teet
Norman Fleming and Harvt>y
SomNs said that 40 t~t would
take c-are of about 90'i-or the
boaro; In the Harbor. up to PC's
and Rhodes. and that lncrell.'llng
thlo; to 60 feet or more would
meant a terrific expense to ac·
comm odate just a very rew boatJI.
on tht-rt"<'ommendation that all Thf" Advisory C'ommlttt>e re-for district parks. as well as
powt>r boat radng In Newport \'M'~rl lt.'l prPvlous approval of smallt>r, neighborhood parks
Bay. lnC'Iuding both LowN and thP proposal for an ocean front • Baysldt> Dr. Park-Determine
Upper Bay. should be pmhlhiiE>rt. park In Balboa by voting 11 to 0 the legal status ot title to tht>
That put the df><'lsion up to thP tn table the rf'<"'mmE'ndatlon. 130 . foot undeveloped roadway
rommlttee chairman. U's Stt'! This plan called for a 20Q.foot pasement alona Bayside Dr. in
fpnsen. and ht> vott>d no. dPfeat buHN strip In front or tht> pr~-1 Corona dt>l Mar: then plan park
lng the proposal. Pnt oct>an front properties from I development on deferrable ba
Walter SpiC'f"r polntl"'ti out that s St. to Alvarado St .. an ease·~ sis. lnC'Iudlng location of branch
the Harry Welch Park now b<'ing ml'nt to be Jn'anted to the prop . library. toddlen' playground and
developed In the Upfl('r Ray 1 n 1 Nty owners for Ul!e of this strip: otr street parking.
eludes plAns for a watPr race anrl creation of a J6.acre publi<:,., • • •
rou~ and a grandstanrl park OC'eanward of this buUerre LAJICE ctTT PAU
Harvey Somt>rs said that p<m er '!trip The Advisory Committee vot·
boat racing should be p rohlbltf'<l.l In rxchange tor the t-asement. t>d 11 to 9 to table the Study
because of the hv..ards. whE'n the thl." property OONners would have Group re<'Ommendatlon that the
Upper Bay is devPiopert ht'C'n rt'QUired to pay taxes on clty acquire 150 to 200 acrt>s
• • • • tht' buUer strip area and any for a major clty park. possibly e KAJLDfE T'll.AFFTC I lmprovementJI. Including a golf course.
Several re<'Ommendatlonll !or Norman Fleming, backed by Nonnan Fleming commentt>rl
relieving marine traffic conJ;ws Edward Healy, raised the objec· that planning consultant Larry
tlon near the Balt)O& ·Balboa IS· tlon that thls meant giving Wlse wu right In aaytn1 that
Join us in a
Show
Thursday, June 20th 8:00 P.M.
Come aboard and enjoy a mytbic:alpnnmer cruise
to BUDDY aouthem por1a ••• appropriate Qppar•l
will be UOWD by the foUowiD; lobo~&
LA REINE SANDY'S FLUFF N' STUFF
ROBERTS TEWELRY JIM HUFFMAN
Greeley
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Greeley's, to tell him of the
horrifying news.
The bodies were removed to
Baltz Mortuary In Corona del
TV SEIVICE
n EDEilmliCED
TEaanCJAXa
$3.50
Mar. Private family services SCII E. COAST IIJOJIWA'r, coao•A DEL M.Aa
will be held there at 11 a .m. to· ACIIOSS I'JaOII auK
day I Thursday). The Rev. James c R 0 w N Stewart. pastor of St. And~ T V
Pre8byterian Church. wl11 otfl·
elate. Private Interment will fol· '~~~~~~~PH~~O~NE~~HABBO~~~ill~5428~~~~~~~~~ lOON.
Ross Gret>ley, who WIL'I 64. wu
a plon~r resident or Balboa ~'I& ftA aa lllrael
and the son of J. P. Greeley, one • fU.UU liUW~
of the early developers of BaJ. 10 FREE
boa. Rosa lived here most of hls LESSONS lite except for a time when he
wu manager of Doheny State IIGLIJID Park.
He was elected to the Newport
City Council In the "reform
election" ot 194& along wtth D.
K. Blue and the late Dick Drake.
He served hls 4 year& but did
not chooee to run In 1952.
MnJ. Greeley, who waa 59, wa11
an enthuslutlc an1ler and
helped found the Newport Har.
bor Lady Anglen In l.949. Sh e
became aecretary of the club In
1951. vtoe.preeldent In 1952, p res.
!dent In 1963, aerved u ~·
tary In 1956, and this )'M.r waa
t~uu rer. She aerwct on the
board ot director. from the date
ot the Club'• orfctn.
She won the dub cb.amplon-
ahlp In 19(5..1 and wu the nnt
woman anam tn tbe Balboe
~In• Club. She pa.rtjetpated
l.n rna.ny flabtq t:ou.rnamB1ta
an.d bt"o\.11!1 t home a nu:mbu of troph1M.
THE
EXCITING .
NEW
THOMAS
ELECTRONIC
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$Ill
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THE CLOTHES HORSE RUI.F.S OF C ALIFORNIA
ltlr. er.Jq Ia IIUJVfftct by a da__. bT a ~ murJ.
.... ..... lla.rjarM lf«tte ol
lilanba.ttan ...... ...... Qnieley .
Coordinated by Mar)orie Hale Studio .... 2 ..... u.tq: . ....._ .....
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Don't Fll the Q.,.ICI C..al!
CODIII!nuM fnaa Pap One> o04 llrt4p. I Ul.ln.k tb.lt ~
the ~ Ul*'81.,. ~ 1n be a 1004 S4IM. Acbaally, Jt
lbe o. S. woul4 be a pod cn..ter talk·
,. 111'1' 1 e e e 1.1 you chOOM &on\ 13 elltnior d~IJ)a. fiVe baafc fiocr =I ID CoO,.. Pull ••. loc:ated on l:latbor Blvd. South ol Orange Cout CoUege, eo.ta
"'* ap1ut the buUdlnl f1l lo• potnt. too... ' a -.1 bltdp ... It would be • • •
•P : moo.y UMJ-t)t. What c. A. JIIGRI, councllman an4
we Med a. a foot btt41't attorney at 221 MartDe Ave.. UY·
to ~ over at Balboa 4ve. fniiD ~ at>D Am.tb7lll Ave.: ~ A.bclut
the Jlttle laland. I bear people flll1DJ lD tbe canal. In tbe cUI-
au~ tl\.at about enry _,., tant tut\ate Jt mlcht be a JOOd
anc1 'I tblnk a IDt f1l people would Idea. bat not rtpt now.
eo lor tt... "We don't Mid a ldaool on the
• • • laland. I tbiDk tbe .cbool _,..
LIZ IICICOLI.OC& owner f1l ten u lt Ia now Lt adequae..
Ialaad f'b&r'~Ucy, 301 KariM .. About tbe bftcl.p. that'a a
Ave.: "' doll't dllnk tbe people controvWidal point with mo«
who came up wttll tbe tclea ol people bent. rm aplNt lt. J
fllll.Qa tbe eaDal kftcM' what the think lt .. umrille expendJtuN
people Oft tbe l&1and W'allt cw ot money 1Uit to .... trame on
what tbey neecl. Euter and 8unda,.." -rtt. • ddktalowt IDOft. GnDd • • •
Wualb' 8oam a lledfooma o....cs, ~ taneuway w .... ~
G..& K.lteben
t1I,500
1IE .._,
Sledrooms l'luDD7 ltoom
l:ldra larp ldtehen ..... .., .. Bat
Built-In dNiietnl table
S1J,:i50
TIE "lEU"
3~ma6: Den
or 4 Bedroom.l
Pamlly Room
Portable ehoppl.nc block
Chanloal bloUer 6 rotl.uerle
Double Pullman bath
$17,550
Fll
F'Hit.-ln·le!'V1ce and
CAL· VET Loans
TIE.,..,
3~rna
Family Room
Dual Pullman bath
Paved pallo
Double fireplace
$16,800
3 Bedrooms
Family Boom
Larce 11 vtne room
Double fireplace
Double Pu11man bath
$16.850 Caw .. an .-ent~a~ l*t' o1 tbe c. D o •~t• a o1 323 Clrand
atrcwWCJke f1l the ~ It S, Olnal: "About dut,IUUnJ 1n ol
an bnpartant s-rt ot tbe thblt the canal, I would n,tlt that to
that ,.,..._ people want to lJve the tlnlah. I boulbt hera beeauae I II· LDW IS $1 ,&00.00 DOWI
dowD lwN. • ot the watereoont.
•A eehool anywhere on the a.-"The ldea ct. a ldlool on the
land 111'0Uld Juat brinJ more c:an bland Lt fooUab. tbae'a no place
down blre. here fM a ecbool. We have &m·
'1'be bridle Lt a rM.aOnable pie room In our praent .:boot.
ldd. but due to the ~ve to handle tbe 8tudenta.
cost that It would tab to buDd ''I think tbe Ida ol a MCOnd
lt. 1 think the money could be bridce a. coocL Thlt Idea 18 not
put to a better uM. A eecond new, I th1nk It eame up aeveral
brl<f8e would mNn mote can YHl'll aco, but It 18 a cood Idea."
and mc:we oone..Uon." • • •
• • • Z. V. BVCZA.SU, barber, who
11UUA Y -SANDERS CO. College Park
AMAZING TERMS
NOW OFFERED ON A
WALKER 6: 1..EE
SAU:S AGE.NT
Da 0 . G. SUESS of 1708 Park resides at 320 Marine Ave.: "I'm
Ave .. dentlat at 313 Marine Ave.: opposed to the Idea of flllln~t In
"I'm against the tilling Jn of the canal. CINDERELLA HOME
the anal. It would make It all "AI for a school on the Is·
,ne Ltland. and I llke lt aa two land. I don't think there ls &de·
islandl, or just the way It I.a. qua~ room here. They would
That'll why I built my home over htlve to condemn property, to
II "COSTA lEU ESTATES"
the"-'. build either a school or park.
"A..8 for a school anywhere on "Bridge! That'a a reaalble
the ~and. I don't think there'a Idea. and very pouJbly neceJI·
any place for It, aary. especially It we wer1! ever
"About the proposal of a sec· to have a eatutrophe here."
101-YOERAIIS VETERJIS
270 to Receive Diplomas
in Graduation Ceremonies
Now for the first time you can
own a fabulous Cinderella home
ror
The last of the 4'-, ~ G I. loans in
thls a~a with a m inimum ot
$1000
cash down payment down plus C"':Sts. tmp
Two hundr~d and seventy sophomores will gradun•'! from OCC
Friday June 14 at 8 p.m. In the college auditorium.
A Sophomore luncheon wlll be Arch Diocese or Los Angeles will
ht>ld on Thursday June 13 at deliver the graduallon address
12:4.'5 In the Student Center. Food The title of hls ad~ress Is "Our
ruE TRUTH IS ... these homes have mort> "oonus" f.-aturM than any
under $25.000. Including ... SHAKE ROOF'S BUILT 1:-i RA."\GE lr
and t"ntertalnment a~ Included Hearts are Restless. OVEN . . MASSIVE 8' BRICK FIREPLACES 3 BDR.\1S. 3 and D~N
and ·I BDR.\1S ... ALL 2 baths ... 7Z WIDF. LOTS . PLUS MA..'OY,
MANY MORE. Models open evl'ry day and EVE:-:I~GS till 9 P :0.1 On
Hubor Blvd. In North Costa Ml"!Hl. dlre<"tly .:u."t'rJSS from tht.> nt>w Stat.'
Hospital.
in the ticket price of $1. n cket.t Schola:nh.lp Bec:ipleata
to the luncheon may be pur· Included In the graduation
cha8Cd at the bookatore and Ln ceremonies will be announce
the student body buainHS oU1ce ments of scholarship redplents
until June 9. A rehearsal for and members In Alpha Gamma
graduation exerdsea wUl follow Sigma.. At this t1me the w inners
thE' luncheon at 2 p.m. of the two tradlllonal OCC out·
WALKER 6: LEE. INC . SALES AGi.'NTS .. KIMBERLY .l &..t03
Gtoduclrtlea ...,:«_. standing Citl7.en awards. given
Higbie Vote GraduaUon ~ wtU take to citizens of the Harbor area,
place on Friday. Graduates wtll will be announced.
meet In the atude• center at 7 Sophomore class president. Jim
p.m. 1be lnvocatlon and bene· Tibbs, wUJ present the clasa gilt
diction at the paduatJon exer· and Dr. Petenon wtU praent the (Continued from Pare One>
c:taes wUl be ,tven b)' ltevennd dau or 1957 In a resume ot clau dUqualmec:t by drattlnl a lease, John~ ol tbe X~ Hu· actlvttla earried on thJ'oucbout and the vote proceeded. 1be
bor Latbeian Chwdl. the year. The mixed chorua wtll l ttnaJ tally wu 5 to 2. Votlne
Ma.t Reverend 'ftmothy Man· appear at the eraduatlon exer· aplnst the Featurellne appeal
nlng auxllla.ry bl8hop ot the ctses. were Councilmen Charles Hart. • I Lee Wilder. Sandy MacKay, Jay
Stoddard and Mayor Dora Hill 19 Scholarships Awarded Favoring the appt>al were Coun·
1 cllmen Stanley Rldderhof and
h Higbie to Graduating Sop Omores Mr Stanley said he bt>lieved
that a use permit was not even
Nineteen achola.rahlps were awarded at Wednesday's awards n~ed for the anchorage. be·
&S.'M'mbly In the student ~nter. Awarda were al11o given to student cau!Jf' It Is a ronformlng usage
leaders. for the area. '
Followtne student& were award· llcatlons. He will continue at He toxpressed the thought
ed acholarahlpa of $500 each: Lon~t Beach or San Francisco later that the anion of the
Robert Carter, of eo.ta Mesa, won State College. Council represented undue res.
the Crutcher award. He La ma. Loretta Bennett, Huntington trktlon on the use of property
jorlng In education to ronUnue Beach, another Jr. Auxiliary win· by taking away the Intended
at Santa Barbara State. His ac-ner will go on to UCLA or LB u!W of the property.
tlvttk>s at OCC were membenhlp State. A major In education. she James Edwards Jr. of New.
In Alpha Gamma Sigma and aspires to drama roaching. Sht> port Island again wu the chief presld~nt or Future Teachers. has been program chairman and spokt>sman for tht> objectors to
Jfewport ~tcm.ce 1.ea9ae fashion show moderator tor AWS. thC' ust> permit. He said that the
Dk'k Sewell, of Newport, 111 the a member or the drama club and anchorage would create a nul·
wlnnt"f ot the Jr. A.uxJllary New-has part.idpated In talent show<; sanC'c. and cause gTeater ron-
port A.sa.t.tance Leaeue. His ma-and drama productions. gt>stlon In the channel. His views
jor Is t>ducatlon and member· were supportt'd by Mark En-
ships wt>re the Welfare Board, CODfC TO COJfVEXTION gelke. Arthur Cubbage. George
AGS, and prealdent of Ploya:lot.t. Edgar Hill. president of the ShNrlll. Oscar ~tz and Lee
He participated In drama pro· N~ Harbor Kiwanis Club. Rivers.
ductJon. dance commltteH and accompanied by Mayor Dora Councilman Rldderhof com
donated drawtnp f« .:hool pub· Hill and .Mr. and Mrs. Ernie m€'nted that then• was just
Hartman. are l~avlng next emotion, not (acts. In the argu.
Tutsday to attend the Interna -menta He said that the lncrea!K'
tlonal Klwanls convention In In boats would b<' minor. that
Atlantic \City, N.J .• J une 23·Z7 the a~a wu zone for com·
SPlAY IllES
Only White Mildew
HA 804-M alter 6 P.M.
Fellx Eatana
mPrclal use and that It was the
Use Enalgn Classified ad! to obligation ol Council to stick to
buy, sell. trade or exchan~te zonlnc.
'
DlllPOIIT
IIIHWlY LOTS
1·10 ft. ...
, the c.ut HIP••r
Vlt>w -Oc-ean sldt> of Hl£h"' ay
$2110 aacll
OWMr -
HarMr 3854 R
lonloa W•••r
A•••cea
that he is 1ow locatH
i1 the office of
lEO. EVERSOI
REALTY
li6i A :\wpt Blvd . Cot'lta Mesa
Ll89-111
REITAL
3 BetlriOII -2 .... ·-E~cellent locatltm
Nur High School
$110 Month -LPU(.'
Earl w. Staller, a..
15t.h • lrvint" N~''J)Ort ~ach
Uberty 8·l6&4
w l 'oo Lm. to Cl4 ••rr
Wlt.N'n:D: ~ 01 unf\lr .
n.labed room -no ..n-n...-
Met 11'1.'7-bwd .... ,Sri. Mba
Rawldn-. Harbor ~
IIUST nMD lood bcae by lw. lt tw~ •Wf7 nb
feiDale Da.chaalund. Good wttb
~ m MM~etUa. a>M. R4 SQI..l
• ~-· ·-L01'8 -a.-· ... -lla.r. 01111 .,.. a.t .a. •• ............ _ ............. L
OPEl HOUSE
2 Sllry Dllcll Cololial
2600 SQ. IT
$29,&00
JOHI VOIB., Realter
Crossroads Professional Centtor
(Opposite Hoa~ Hospltal1
Uberty 8-161i
CURT DOSII, Rltr.
315 MARINE AVE.
BALBOA ISLAND
HARBOR 1560
WHEI BUYIII OR
1
snu• PROPEin
IT PAYS TO
DEAL WITH A
Entrust your real eat a t •
tFansactlon.s to a REAL TOll
He ls tr aJned ln hla pror..
a.lon. knows values. f1nanc.
Jne. and ls bound to ..-ve
you ethically, boneatty all4
rourteou&ly. REAL TORS are
members et a national Ot-
canb:aUon conto:rmtna to a
~ code ot edlJcs.
IEWPIIT
... • IEIL1111
NEW IRVINE TERRACE
HOME CONSTRUCTION
STARTING NOW
STRIKING. ORIGINAL PLANS &
DESIGNS. ON DISPLAY IN
OUR NEW SALES OFnCE ON
COAST HIWA Y, CORONA DEL MAR
ADJACENT TO JAMAICA INN
MACCO CORPORATION
HARBOR 6795
VOGEL VALUE
COIOU DB. Ill
UIE TO SWII?
Wto have a n.-w FOR SALE ln Beauti!ul Cblna Cove.
lust 100 fl'et to the ~ach Th<'re are 3 bt'drooma and
2 sparkJi.ng baths, tirepla<'t'. and blt·ins m the kitchen
View ot th~ Harbor. Eliminate thE' yard work and spend
the r~ ume at the bt>aC'h nus home Is pnced at SJ.t.·
SOO for lmmed1atl' an1on.
THE VOGEL CO.
l667 E. Coa..ct Hwy., Corona del !.tar HA: 17U; HA: 0'7S'l
WE DEFY YOU
Ta F•ll I letllr Deal nu 1'1111
3 lnrotl\t' unltJI on Santa Ana Ave In Costa Mesa be·
tween 17th and 18th St. -Lot 75xl00 -lneot11e fl62.SO
Could be SUl> 00 per month -One apt. fumlshed-T'wo
with Kltc~na furniahed.
FII.LP .. 517-..,--•...
2 baths -parqut>t n oor<o -carpets and dra~ In
cludE'd -';JO Ramona Dr -ln·tnt> Tt>rra~.
\,.()('NI r1nanc1ng Can &-ArrangE'd
OPE:\ SA TL RDA Y A:'<D Sl:lliDA Y
L1st With us -and ~f't them sold
UT UAJR RULTOR
Corona df'l Mar Offt~
2628 E C'uast lil£h1Aa~
HA 2S-l.i
BIU 'S BEST BUYS
4 UIITS
Wf'll plannt'd: c-l.•an hf>auufull~ l.tnd ... eaJ)('d Room tor
two additional unit<; E:\l"f'ilf'nl t••nant<; T•'P C'l~ 1n
IOC'at1on Pri<'t'd rteht .tt SJt.O 10
IICOIE UIITS
8 New ()nE' bf-dtoom units On!~ two blo•:ks from down
town C'o<;ta Mf'U Vf'ry romfortahlf' and well plannPd
Must ~ !';f>('n to apprt'C'i:~tp Full prH:'t' $."'\9 500 lnromE'-
S6-'lO mo
COIIEICIIL COliER
On ~(·Wp<V'I Blvd ~~ X 150 to allf'y 1800 !iQ rt C('ment
bloc-k bulldlnt: on ~ar of lot Sewer ..t\'31labl<' Pric-e-d
at $47.750 wtth tt>nn.s.
W. A. TOBIAS , Realtor
AND ASSOClA TES
"you'U Jlk~ our frltondly ~n1~·
U~rt) 8 1139 220 E lith St.. C05ta P.leaa
I A~ fmm Thrifty Oru£ Store I
E.'VF.'NtNCS CALL U 8·0343. HA ~
42 Fooc lot -2ontd R-1 Two bedrooms; troo1 waJI .co-
waJl carpetJne; flr\oplllft; patJo; bMutUul yant Irn -
ma<"Ulat~-must eee lnalde. Ex:cf.llent ..-lblJtU..
l+lc Ptha
•
Use This H For Ill
Ill /I • / UU TIIIIIIAlfDT POIIM-0.. WOIID Ia UACZ Proper e"'/ I aa.IBcatloD /v ~I : :. -·--: ---: :~-~ .. ~;. _, ___ ~
~ u. u. u. 1._ 15. lea& &t ..... _____ o
' ~ • ~ SPECIAL! 15 words only SOc Jor one i.uertion-3 ~ oaJy 1.00 Fw ,..,., .. _. _________ ... o , ,~ 31 w..w .. ..,.. _____ o
' G1 16. 17. _ 18. a. _ 21. Help went.cf •. _____ o '. I Woft w..ted .. ·-··-··0 21. 22. -23. 2f. ----25. --t.o.t I Found ' ' I 30 ~1. ·---··-·o , 28. 71. 28. _ 29. . --~ .. yow C41f ______ o
., woaDS OJfLT s.ao roa OJm DrUJITIOJI-2 1'IIID roa uo PWIOMI _______ o
'-I ' MAIL TO: THE ENSIGN, 2850 E. Coa.t Hwy., Corona del Mar
Your Name ------·---··-Addrela ----------Phone ----
-roa &AU roa sAJ..K roa SALE JIEL.f WARTm
A HOUSEP'lJL ot brand new BEAtmFUL BALDWIN &rand CONVERT TO sleeper dJvan and TEACREBS -SUMMER EM·
maple fUrniture available In plano, Uke neow ~ p~. 3 large ~halr, brand new In our PI..OYKENT -BHch area.
our W&ftbOWie. Conalata ot the yrs. to pay. SchmJdt-PbUIIps. w~ouse storage and priced Harbor 2886-R.
convert to aJeeper upholstered 520 No. Main. Santa Ana. at $98.04. Payments are $1.98 -=B-=EA~UTY=~o,.:;PERA,:,;,~=TO-=-=R--___,Tomm,.--Y
divan and chalr, step tablee, _WJD.JU.POO ____ L_A_UTO __ MA_TI_C_w_u_h_· per week. Beautiful sparkling WU..On'a Beauty Salon. 2515
~ee table, decorator lamps; er wtth full now rinse, nwble dinette set In your choice or E. Cout HJghway, CDM.
full alz. clreaer and mirror, dial for various settings etc. colors and upholatered cbaJ.rs. ------=--....:..; ____ _
bookcue with footboard full Pald down to $129.44. No cash Never used. $49,95.
11br bed, rnattft'a and box needed, pa~nta are $7.41 per BAUGHN'S MAIN STORE "KISMET' STAFf -Catching rile beat of the in9, dancin9, v<>C41, instNmental. stoC)ItCroft or
lilting, haunting rhythms of the fairy-tale of old theatre costumes. Left to right are: James Rtt· spring, aide t•ble and boudoir month. General Electric auto· 660 W~ 17th St., Coeta Mesa
lampta; dinette .et w1th nten-maUc fllter flow washer, the 1 block west of Van's Bagdad are members of the production staff at gerald, luke Scott, Bob Krieqer, Mina Hutchinson
Orange c~st College as they prepore for try· •nd Clinton Sawin. The musie4l comedy will be aton table and upholstered new one wlth temperature set. Bowling Alleys
chairs. Sale prtee complete at tlnp, tun overflow rinse, the 12' PADDLE BOARD-In excel· outs to be held at 6:30 p.m. Monday ot the col-presented Aug. I, 2 ond 3, in the OCC oudi.
Top Job opportunftJe.-all fteldl. lege. Adults and students may register for act-torium. $398.00. Payments are $19.43 blg size wa.sher. Warehouae =l:;;e~n;:;t:;;co:-:::n:-:d-;;:lt~lo,n-;:;._H,a_r_bo_r _37_1:-2-:-.:-:;-
per month. price 18 only $198.08. No cash SPINET PIANO Sale, repossessed,
BAUGHN'S MAIN STORE needed and payments are only rent returns, some damaged In
Men and vvo~ ~~~~::~::~::~::::~~::::::::~::::::::::::~~a==~~~-..~~~~~~u
120 Tu.ltln-Newport Beacb TUDE SDVJCES Pill H. De' .. If 011
660 West 17th St., Coeta Mesa $9.14 per month. shipping save hundreds ltf dol·
1 block west or Van's See these and many other bar-Jars. some In Maple, French
=-=,..,...,,.....,.,...Bow;.,: ling Alleys pln.a at Baughn's Maln Store Prov., Walnut, Cherry, Mahog.
GOLF CLUBs -lAdles matched 660 West 17th St.-Costa Meaa More than 100 pianos to choose
(acroa P~~~tmertcan TIll E II F'll..... a.., ......
Patty Berg-10 Irons. 3 woods; One block west of Van's from. all like n~. Schmidt·
bag; caddl~ cart; worth $2'75. Bowling Alleys Phillips. 520 No. Main, Santa
sacrtl1ce $125. RA 2625-M. Open 9 to 9-Mon. thru Fri. Ana. Easy terms.
USED HAMMOND Chord organ Sat.. 5I to 6--Sun., 11 to S TO TiiE June Brides our Gilt of
-$635. Full prlee. Woodworth ~e.r dally to win $25 toward a Jlfe tJme of happl·
Plano Co., 2620 E. Coa.st Hwy., free appliances. ness on a beautllul spinet
Corona del Mar. USED MAPLE spinet plano, piano of your choice. When you
USED HAMMOND chord organ. world's most famous make, bring this ad to the Schmidt-
late model. big aavlngs. Your $445. EZ terms. &hmldt·Phll-Phillips Co., 520 No. Main St.,
authorized Hammo nd dealer, lips. 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. Santa Ana. -------------------------Schmldt·Phllllps. 520 No. Main, '56 FORD CONVT. Fordomatlc; IlEAL ESTATE & B.EJifTALS
Cor. 6th. Santa Ana. safety equipment; RltH and
LOWREY SPINET organ, almost wsw; other extras; $2050. Har· WILL RENT OR LEASE -For.
merly Doctor's office. Fur·
to make a professional change to
better lelVe your fellow man.
To Jncrease your productive time.
To ln.sure your future regardJesa
of age.
To double your lncome.
? YOU HAVE?
Y01r Ohl W ..
On a new Hamllton
Liberal allowance, see
Wallace CahleriiNII
Jeweler
3123 E. COAST HWY., CDM.
SDVJCES
new, save S500 also full 2 -:-::bo:-:-::r=558f.-=~5,.,.:30-=---=to:-:-6_:_30:::-:-=p~.m. __
manual 6: pedal board organ GRAND PIANO Sale. Stelnway, nished or partly furnished. U Then ~ Mr. Grogan Painting -Decorating
8 -8355. Sales Supervisor PAPER HANGING 'h new price. Schmidt-Phillips. Knabe, Estey, Chickering, Klm-
520 No. Main, Santa Ana, Cor· ball, Brambach grands from WlLL LEASE 2 bdrm. unfur-11-.L.... Baa& GEORGE BURKHARDT nlshed single home near stores ....... IIRI ner 6th:.:.. __ ,..,..,,.,.,.,,-----=---= $385. Terms little u $15 per
USED HAMMOND organ-hard month. Schmidt-PhtHips, Big and beach -326 Marigold. LloeM4td Contractor
CDM. Contact owner Harbor l1•1ri1l · P11t 1897 Orange Ave. eo.ta Mesa to find, a good buy. Schmidt-Plano 6: Organ Store, 520 No.
PhJlll"", S.20 No. Main, Santa Main, Santa Ana. Always 100 4578. 1 Uber1y 8-8628
NEW UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom 842 Newport Blvd.. eo.ta Mesa -CDIOI.E'I'E===-==--=-a-=a-=n=DIQ~=~::::PIJI=G:--
Ana. .. -Pianos to choose from.
LOVELY FRENCH p r 0 v 1 n c 1 a 1 WEDGEWOOD CP automatic gas house available June lOth. U SEJIVlCIIt
•plnet piano, pel'fect condltlon, range, the ntce famUy •lud 8-5566. SOliE J'BEE-BOlO: n.:E FREE ES'I'DUTES
UNFUBN. APT. FOil RENT-2 AppUean1:a needed. IIWlY omc. SAB Gree Stampe oven. hu Ughta, clock timer $425. Terms Sl4 per month. and that n~ grill broUer. Our
Scbmfdt-Phllllpe, 520 No. Main, warehouse prlee t.b1a week ls
bedrooms; cara,e; ~. 316 Jobe.. aJ.o ..-.UI'&Dt8 and do· Free ~
Larlopur, CDM. HA 6988-W. ""'8dc& ~~tow qualltJed OOROlU DEL MAll NtmSERY
Sant. Ana. only $98.03. No cash needed,
SPINET PIAiifOS all wonderful just pay the payments or $6.91
FOR R.ENT-Untum. comer Jot, mm. (~now.) RA 1038 27M E. Cout 8"7.
brand new hou.. Enclosed pa-lu.n. Farrar EmpL ~.
buys Including Gulbransen, per month.
Acrosonlc and Spencer priced See these and many other bar-
from $395. Schmidt-Phillips, gains at Baughn's Main Store
tlo; good location. Available 402\6 32bd St.. Newport
June 1. HA 2919-J. CDM.
520 No. Main. Santa Ana. 660 West 17th St.-C()(I;ta Mesa PRNATE OFFICES. ground Ooor
Trident Bldg., 2200 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach. Low as
$40 Incl. utilities. Mr. Ubbey
LI 8-9331 or Mr. Hardacre KJ
2 -4607.
WURLITZER CONSOLE. used for One block west of Van's
advertising display. new gua· Bowling Alleys
rantee. save $345. Just one of Open 9 to 9-Mon. thru Fri.
these S<'h mldt Phillips, 520 No. Sat .. 9 to ~un . 11 to 5
Main. Santa Ana . Register daily to win FURNlS.::-:H:-::ED=-....,A""'P""ARTMENT:-==-===--g-ood-:
FOR SALE
IERRY BLUE PUPS
4 Months 0111
AKC registt>rf'd 8«-aullfu l show
quality Da m and SiN' import.
PHO:"-lE Kl 7 Ht21
HOUSEFUL OF furniturP with
new ~neral Electric refriger-
ator and new Wedgewood CP
automatic range GE has mag.
netic door. adjustable shelves,
butter bin, egg rack. Nc. Fur-
niture consists of living room
group with tables. lamps, etc ..
bedroom group with mirror
dresser. bookcaae headboard,
lamps, etc.. dinette with up-
holstered seats. All of this
paid down to $561.56. Payments
can be had at $6.42 per w~k.
BAUGHN'S MAIN STORE
660 West 17th St., Costa Mesa
1 block weal of Van's
Bowling Alleys
REFRIGERATOR-FRIGIDAIRE -
14 ct... tt. -18 mo. old. S300.
Marble table top 3 rt. x 5 ft.
Italian marble -$30. Call HA
3636.
niE SALE
4Go/o II IGo/o Iff
NO DOWN-TERMS
U· S. HYIL
!SO,OOO·MILE OUAR.ANTEE
Wbol~ prke t«
&ttaU cu.tvmaw
free applianc-e<~
"'N""'E'\,__..V_H_A_M,..,..MON'D <"hurd organ
now with BanJO, Hawa iian
Guitar. Chimes ancl 100 other
beautiful tone~. you pla y It In
minutes. $.29 a month. will pay
fnr it. Your Hammond dealer,
5<-hmldt-Phillips. 520 No. Main.
Santa Ana.
NEW-ADMIRAL family sin• food
freE-zer holds ovt>r 3M lb. fro·
zen food. Has sharp frf'f'7E' In
each shelf. adjustable cold ron-
trol etc., plus door .t~lorage
Wa rehouse prirP Is now $178 88
Pay cash or take payments of
S9 i7 per month This Is the
new 1957 one.
See these and many othN bar·
~ains at Baughn's Ma1n Store
660 West 17th St.-Costa Mesa
One block west of Van's
Bowling Alleys
Open 9 to 9-Mon. thru Fri.
location, pleasant surround-
ings. Adults only. 610 Mar-
guerite. CDM.
FOR RENT CDM -Attractive
sma ll furnished apt. Uving
room with hide-a -bed sofa.
Com plete bath and kitchen. TV
ant<'nna. Very comJortable for
one person. Yearly only. HA
3083 -Eves. HA 3530-J.
CORONA DEL MAR YEARLY
RENTAL -Deluxe 2 bedrm.
unfurn. duplex -South or hi·
way. FA heat ; separate patio;
fireplace. Adults -no pets.
HA lc.r7.
''DN'I Site Up"
Until You've Tried
Uberty 8-1142
MAX W. POPE, Realtor
1908 Harbor, Costa Mesa Sat., 9 to ~un., 11 to 5
Reglster dally to win
tree appliances. IOICE.LLAJfZOUI
THOMAS-ORGAN 1: plano com -SUCCESS! HAPPINESS~
binatlon just like new, traded Vocation Marriage Social De·
in on Hammond organ, save pend• on ~ TouneU
$36'7, hurry It's a real saving. ltDowi.D9 ~ hople and
Schmidt-Phillips, 520 No. Main, Ability to ~ Teanelf.
Santa Ana, Corner 6th. PERSONOLOGY-Har 3367
1956 GENERAL El~trlc refrlgera-Z721 E. Cout Hlway, C.O.M.
tor with the cross top f~r WANTED good home for blond
chest. the magnetic door and male Pekingese. Also young
adjustable shelves etc. Ware-pedigreed St. Bernard. Call LJ
house price Is only $186.48. No 8-1712.
cash needed on this and pay-"'M""oo=-:::-=RIN=G=-o-=a""'s'7h_o_re-=B-al:-:-bo-a...,l,_sl=-a-n"""d
ments Jie only $8.65 ~ N. Bay 16' to 25' boat or larger.
month. Also Phllco cro&s top Balboa Islana residents only.
model refrigerator with bottle Sell $125. Harbor 3473.
•helves. place for eve.rythlnl. RENT A Hammond aplnet o-an
No cash needed on thl• one. $5 a week. try 5 weeks ~th
Paid down to S146·48· Pay. tree private leaons. It'• so eaay
ments are $8..64 per month. to play. Schmldt-PhOJine 520 See these and many other bar· r-.
gains at Baughn's Main Store No. Main, Santa Ana.
660 West 17th St.-Costa Mesa FREE KlliENS to rood bom.e;
· One block west o1 Van's tlutry oran,e and white. 3f08
Bowlinl Alleyw Oce&n Blvd.. CDM. Ba.rbor
Open 9 to 9-Mon. thru Fri. 0565-W.
Sat, ~ to 6-Sun~ 1! to 5
fte~Wtn dally to w'ln
tree appllances.
MAHOGANY DROP LEAF Dun-
can Pb1f• table. Pada to tlt.
Excellent ~ndltlon. 165. HA
0835-.1.
GIRLS
IEIT
ClEAN
JOBS
In
Bright Friendly
Offices
Full Pay as
You Learn
Frequent
Increases
Good Wages
Top Benefits
as
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
-Apply-
8:30 to 4:30
122 West Third
Santa Ana
PAC1F1C TELEPHONE
Secretary l•••etl
For 2 men - one girl offlee.
Good telephone voice; typing;
light dictation; own corres-
pondence ; capable or reapon-,
slblllty without supervision.
Teletype experience desirable;
m\111 have own traruportatJon.
New office on Lido Isle. Send
complete resume to Box D-13,
The Ensign.
SALESWORK, MAN OR WOMAN.
Must have prevlou• a&Je. ex·
perlence. Personality and ap·
pearance Important. Permanent
poa;lt1on, not summer empJoy.
ment. Marriner's Statlonen,
225 Forest Ave .• Laeuna Beach.
IJTVATI()ft WAifTD
SUMMER VT.SITO~Wants tem.
porary employment. C&n type,
tell, w111 baby att. CDM reeJ.
denl HA 1510-J.
SPI.IILE Ill
FLUOmDATED WATEJl
gives llletlme
protection against
tooth-decay!
CALL UBEJITT 8-5012
Used Auto Parts, nres
We Buy Cars and Scrap Metal
UBERTY 8-7013
2075 Placentia Ave .. Costa Mesa
COMPLETE PAINnNG
PAPER RANGING SERVICE
HA 2976
Sample ~~election In your home.
EUGENE 0. SAUNDERS
500 31.at Street, Newport Beach
WHEELER ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractlna
Free Estlma tea
2753-D E. Cout Highway
Corona del Mar
HA 6241 Days U 8-1315 Eves
OOMMERCIAL OR
RESIDEN'nAL
Expert deanen of wall .. floors,
windows. Paper cleanln1.
All Work GuarantHd
30 years up. 10 3-2321
IT II
liLIES
SPECIAL SALE
PaJCI3 TOO LOW TO PRINT
SAVI: OM -1'EW
ICA -Zi!NiJ1i
~-PBJLC01V
Oll01QliO -MAII:I'Dc m -n
"
Amet"lca.n Leeton 215 15tb St.
Keetlnp 2nd-4tb Wed. 8 p.m.
10¥111?
We move you with 2 expert·
enced and fut movers and
large van for mfnimum pick
up rate or $9..25 per hour -
Anywhere up to 30 miles. Call
lEW Ill
TRANSFER. STORAGE
824 W. 19th st., ea.ta Mesa
Phone: Day, LJ 8-2274
Night, HA 5593 0t U 8-6430
.lEI . ' >.
, IIIIITEUICE
CALL
1E 7-1009
lotle Prejtclara
FOR RENT
8-MM 16-Mll 35-MM and 16MM SounJ Projedora r AST OOLOR P1LM SERVICE
Model Alrplane Supplies
lean c...,._
1782 Newport Blvd., Costa Meu
Phone Uberty 8-70'2
POODLES FOR SALE
Dog eroomlng-poodles
a •peclalty
GOLDEN POODLE
1891 Newport Blvd.-Costa Meaa
Uberty 8-8645
BRIEl'S
IIIITEIIICE
PAINTING
INTERIOR-~EX..,.,.,IERJI:'Vt,OR
SANDBLASI'ING
MURALS
Uberty 8-8622 Free Eat!mates
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CAD POUIIIICD
OLAII U'.PLAC2D
G1DfDAL a.&AJW UP
Army Private Paul H. ~·ak.
son ol Mr. and Mra. Stephen
Oe'ak of 211 Marlrold Ave., Co·
rona del Mar, has completed a
public lntorrnatJcJn coune at the
Army Intorm.atlon School, Fort Slocum, N.Y. .
Private De'ak .wu t:ralned ln
news writing. press photography,
and radio and televta1on technl·
ques.
Prior to entertn1 the Army last
January, be attended tbt> Unl·
~ty ot Southern Calltornla,
where be wu a member ol Phi
Sterna ~appa.
HOME
LOANS
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
TWO OFFICES
To Serve Y CMf
LAGUNA lEACH
AND
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LOW LOW .. UDUCaN&.
INTHIST RATES
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MONTHLY 'AYMINTS
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SAN CL.EMENTE
IHONI HY .... I-I 1•
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=-----;;;---;:~;:-;~:;:;;--;;:;-:;=-=;•:;;;;;: Mar ... Someone shot a nn. ~OIII aL.-POUCE ILO II ER cracker Jn&lde the Port '!beater, rT' .... Corona del Mar ... SeveraJ boys
M&WI08T ~ UIIGif 1
1'11VaDAT, ID& U, 1117
on a elltf near the former Caata-the bom4t of Km. M. Mlcl\ela, 211 Q.... ._. waya Club t:bnw rocka at can E. Bay Aw .• Balboa, by u ob-• W-DD.AY. ,... I Mar · · . 'lbe Atcl\es ,..ma on 17th SL, Newport ject &bot born a all.q &hot ..•
Vlflt,l B. leewart. .. ol 23:25 Celt ,.....,. • • DO aceounC lelldl . . . Someone W"tOte wttb A bleyde wu found 1n tbe watft
E. Cclut ~. Coroaa .W c:Mdl ...... _,. ~ Brown fll IJpaick on the back of the t\ome under the Lido Iale br1dp ... A
Mar, waa bOobd tor Jntaidcadoa Jlludtnilt • ._.. · · · An end fll l4rl. autb McConnell 1900 E. towel waa atoJen from tbe doUle·
. . . Blc:batd'a Lido Mutc.et re. taW., two ~ aD4 dra~ aay Ave., Balboa . . .' Several (Contlnu.d on Pap Ellbt)
celved an • no account cbedl frGat tM walJe fll 2 ~ were -.. of fence raJlJnc were -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
~ I R A C U l 0 U S l Y, both oeeupanh of thi•
smashed pid -up truck 1urvived after bein9 hit
broadside by a spe.dinq paSMnger cer on Coest
Hwy. near El Morro Boy. The coUt.ion occurred
Wednesday oftemoon, May 29, when the pas·
senger cor, speeding toward LAguno, cros~d the
center line and smesh.d into the side of the
truck. Dead on orrivol at Hoeg H osp ital wos the
driver of the possenger car, Alice Edna Baker, Jb,
of Long Beech. Her pas~nger, Deward Eorf
Smith, 29, of Whittier, was critically injured. Also
badly hurt were the occupants of the trud, driver
Robert Irving Poustell, 30. of Long Beach. and
Virginia Louise Kenny of W ilmington. Yellowtail
thot they were corrying con be seen below the
trud. The engine of the pos~nger car wos torn
loose by the terrific impoct ond hurled to the
highway. (Ensign photo).
More Irvine Terrace
Pefmits Are Issued
Four more permits for dwell-
Ings in the new Irvine Terrace.
totalling alm08t $90,000 In value,
were Issued during the past week
by the Newport Beach Building
Dept. Another hll pennlt In the
fi rst Irvine TerraCP subdivision
brought the total past $115,000.
accounting for more than half
the value of all permits Issued
throughout the city.
The house plans Cor the nl'W
subdivision cater to the trend to
larger families. Predominating In
the plans are the 3-bedroom with
family room, and the 4-bedroom
with famJiy room. Most lots are
80 feet or wider.
About a million cubic yards or
earth were moved by the giant
earth-mov1n1 equipment of the
Maceo Corp. to create 81 lots with
panoramic view of the harbor
and ocean. Total number ot lots
ls 180.
Sales manager for Irvine Ter·
race homes tor the Maceo Corp
Ia William L. SchU!Iter. AJso on
the start are John Macnab and
Wallie Hallberg.
Just over 1200.000 In bulldlnc
permits we-re issued In Newport
Beach during the flrst week of
June, brln1ln1 the total for the
year doee to IS~ mllllon.
Follow'lnl perm.la ••re ._ued: e to .. ll D &L liD
Mary Martin and Ivan Jacob·
aen, 2·alOJY dwellln1 added at
CHARLEY'S PLU .. II SDYICE
CONTRACTING AND REPAJIUNG
CIIAJII.ES E. LUSK
21D02 SAJfTA AJfA S.W. JAJITA A.lfA. C.&LD'.
5·2707
509 Narcissus, $11.500; Walter
Parmenter, tflnove porch and
add to roof, 409 Dahlia, $50; M.
H. Shennan Co., alterations at
2601 E. Coast Hwy., 14.000. e IJIVmE TEUACE
C. 1. Allen, .wlmmlng pool at
1325 Dolphin Terrace, $2.660; AJ .
bert ~. 1-unll. l ·story dwell·
lng at 1509 Dolphin Terract?, S24.·
630; Maceo Corp .. fence at 20CT1
Chubasco, $300; MAcco Corp .. 1·
unit. 1-story ctwelllngs at 1901
AJtura Or .. $22,230; 1907 Altura.
$20,970; 1921 Altura. $21.440; 1915
Altura, $23.960. e lAY SHORES
Karl Oavls. swimming pool at
2668 Bayshore Dr .. $3.000: J. P
Oalgh, addition at 2652 Crest·
view, $5,600. e LIDO ISLE
R G. Hahn. 1-atory dwelling
at 203 VIa Ithaca. $23.900. e IA.LaOA ISLAJfD
Dr. Garry Sewell. enlarge win·
dow, 210 Crystal, $200: Margaret
Christensen, ~-roof at 221 Gar -
net. $300; Harold Le51ie. demoiW\
fire dama1ed buJidlng. 1110 S.
Bay Ft .. 1400. e IA.LaOA COVES
Nebon Reames. addition at 63
Balboa Coves. S2.7M: Harold
Daaue. RC:Ond story at 15 Balboa eovea, aooo. e 1DC!J1J .Alia ~Ra U T
Dr. H. W. BI.Donnett•. fence.
deck. patio and planterw at l!MO
Hllhland Dr .. $2,000; Gene Burna.
~mlng pool. 1101 Essex Lane,
S2.axl: Hayward • Smyth. fence.
2048 Commodore Rd .. $400: Chip
Cleary. fen~. 15CY7 Mariners.
$485: Frank Klnnlngham. frnre.
1515 Ma riners, $340: TllM'rg.
fence. 1106 Devon, $150: Keme
Carter. fen<'t". 1112 Devon, $236:
W. T. Moore. fence, 118 Devon.
$162; Ed Jusseh. fence, 1115 Es·
sex. $195; R S Dlemer. fence.
,..._ Qa:uatDp -Dr ' •-da 1119 Essex. $233: John Fletcher,
Alphalt 'nle-Rubber 'roe fence. 1107 Essex. $144 : Bill Brl.s· Form.Jca -Ll.aoleum "n1e •a•aT.S' 1.111~. ley. f('nre. 1125 Essex. $81: Gene .,__ _.., Bums. fence, 1101 Essex. $1.293:
lSS E. l 7Ul st. _ .1--c..-._ Frt>d Gue nster. f('nt"e. 1201 Essex. LUIDJ"'' .,.._. $139: J. W. Buell, fence. 1207 Es·
22 Yean Ill Ora.np CouDt:J sex, Si3.
~~ ........... &1 ........ 1iiiii .......... -=ZI~ e aALaO& lfl Newport Harbor Yacht Club. re·
C st M L I C novating d ub house. m W. Bay. 0 I ell Ill er 0 $7.000: Lewis Dunmire. altera·
• tlon!'. 1025 W. Balboa Blvd .. $200:
H. Smith, re<~rra.ngc kitchen. 202 LUMBER -BUILDING MATERIALS Main, $1.000; Georg<' Cortin.
Mewpart 8lwd.. ~ •-a.a.ty ~1011 fence. 1132 E. Balboa Blvd .. $150 e NEW.OBT HEIGHTS
Orco Block Co.
Bun.DJNG BLOCD-AJJ. SJZF3-ALL fiPF.S
, ..... ,_ ..... bedy 1.-st
IDGIICMDII It 1... Dil L ......... .._
Gustav Clausson. garage PX
tensl(ln. 427 San Bernardino. $300 e CLIFF BAVER
Mrs. R. R. Snow. enlarge bed
room. 811 Cliff Dr., $1.035. e KEWPOBT J~ Packard. fence. 4028
Channl'l. $200: Fred Trickett.
patio, ~ 39th St.. $75; Outboard
Marina, fen~. 200 £;. Coast Hwy.,
$500; Bradstreet Miller Jr., patio
slab. 38)6 B.ivet", SSQO; Loll Vopl,
rocktall sign, 3201 W. Coast Hwy ..
$175; Frank BotheU. alterations
and addition. 5910 Seasho~.
$3.010; Elmer Schrump{, demollsh
unit at 7400 W. Ocean Ft .• $150:
City ol Newport Beach. cabana
and office at Marina Park. 1T70
W. Balboa Blvd~ $2.800.
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HOME LOANS
1'111 ........... , ... ..
For Cbaice ~In Orcmp County
ID..,_. nat. from Slla%-Tel'lm to 20 yean
Exltda. p:opertjee Oft IMW COinllfbUctJoo
Qtl) -.. ~· ,_ appralaala.
Liberty 1-7711
South Coast Mortgage Co. Inc.
... CMit ••••a -8es' t ....
Loan OolllllfDili ttw ..... ....,.. Oompu._
"'llmwottltle ~ ...-. Aiilodadoeot ........
..... , .. 11 cllndl1 ~.._ .. ......_-au
traa loland PQ'M ... Se¥tnl **"boa lleluiak:a Inn. Co-8toleft tMm the rsicSeDc:e ot Kra. • ~ 1-wen .toleft ,._ rona del Xu. loe MartJn. 1121 w. Balboa Blvd., Psi' 1 I t,.. bOat fll Paul Youn1. 10M W. e fJIIIIIUY,,...' Newport leach ... A burclar
8Q AW.. 8alboa ••. Wateba ...._aM,_ ftlued at t50 broke lnto Captain BillJe'a Smoke • I &M,..... --. aolm from tlae ..._ fNm the lea Shanty Bo~.&ae, Sl w. Cout Hlchway.
aoD aDcl deqbbr fll Jlra. C. K. 11111tau:rant, 110 n.t 1t., Mewport Kewport Beac!b.
Ill! I
Poque. 22!15 Fairview ao.t~, ludl A 12 000 boat belona· 0o1ta Meu. whne they were on Ina to · s · 1 R~btNon of Coat& • IUII'DAT. JVJfE I
the beach ln tlolll ol the Newport .,_. w~ .loten from tbe Harbor Gladioli were Rolen &om the
Hotel .•. Paul Andenoo.. 28lrta Shipyard. l633 w. Cout Blah· carden ol Mla Clyde Maynard,
Ave., Corona del Mar, found 14 way. Kewport Beaeb . . . Frank 0 Larkspur Ave., Corona del bottle~~ fll beer under a truh eao Ahanuto of 2u 28th St., Mew· Kar ... Someone st9le a $100
behind hla residence ... A htt pol't leach, found a 45 eaJJb~ radio from Bud'a Rentals, Main
&M run vehicle clamated the ear plstol near the lUe cuard bead· Beach, Corona del Mar ... A ear ~ Dor1a Mclnt.Jre, Ocean Front quarters. 2817 Newport Blvd.. club ~l&que e n t I t 1 e d 'Tea
Apa.rtmenta. Newport Beach . . . Newport Beach . . . Someone 1bnen wu atolen trom the car
A ft.re extlnaulaber. compa•. and tampe~ wtth a mall box at the of Frank Tbaekery. lZ7 Apolena •
a radio weN atolen from the boat home of Kra. B. Blnbeye. 306 Ave~ Balboa l.aland ... Several L II p • -I ot WWJam Warmincton ot Loll Pernleal Ave Corona del Mar chlldrt'n with sling shots shot at 1 ....
A.nples. whUe the cult wu ·• · blrda under the Lido laJe bridge • ..aa..,
moored near 1038 W. Bay Ave .• • SATVJIDA1', 1U1fZ I . . A $210 boat wu stolen trom llr,.....
Balboa ... Someone attempted Hub caps we~ stolen lrom thf' the residence of WUUam Lyons. 211M~ Coast llwy.
to break into a aervSce atatlon at car of Mra. Mary CoUina. 312 130 Bayside Place. Corona del o.a.a dill liar IIA SC73
227 ~St., Newport Beach. Onyx Aw~ Balboa Ialand . ·.A ~M;ar~~-~-~A~~~lua;;~w~u~b~rok~e~n~ln~~;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ peraon wearlnc no clotbea was e i&UIIIDAT, )'11IR I reported standlnc In an aUey be-
Several artlclea of clothln1 bind 106 22nd St., Newport Beach
were atolen from the borne ot ... ThrM teenap flrla stole 3
Robert B. McCullouch. l02 43rd palra of caprt.a trom Benllne'a
St .• Newport Beach ... A Joun1e Sportswear, no E. Balboa Blvd ..
f~. lbeara. and a apade were Balboa . . . Vandala damapd
stolen from the residence of ~ ean patked ln tboe 100
~ P'allrer, 419 Beconla Ave.. block Poppy Ave~ Corona del
STROOT·'S TEWIIQE
GIANT 36111 ANNIVERSARY
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36111 ANNIVERSARY
SALE
OF '·57 FORDS
THE NO. 1 SALES LEADfll IN AM£81CA
PRieD StART AS LOW AS
fl795
For 6-Cylinder Business Tudor
AND THIS MONTH YOU1J. GET SPECIAL
"SEEJ...l-1111111"
TillE .. IIIIWIICES
36 MOH!'BS TO PAY!
36TH 36TH 3611
"SBL·A-IU nil"
PARTS SPECIAL
SEAT lnTS
,_ .._.. -I s.t IData1.loe4 BeguJarly IU5
SPECIAL PRICE $8.36
FOD Cl E••R AID POUSII
•a CAW UGULAJU.1' SSe
SPECIAL PRICE 36c
Filii DUST CLOTI
U:Gtn.An T SOc EACB
SPECIAL PRICE 36c
IIIFFLEIS
T1u'Oagh 1154 P..S. Clad Tlnuaderbuds.
~lyD.IO.a. SPEGIIL -$1.31
I.SS ~ liP. Jlit9ularly 111.10 ea.
lftCIIL -$1.38
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----~14.50--IPttul.-3.31 UCI
fll · .. ll IF .IUIE
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YOURS FREE!
Four handsome Ford Hentage glasses d..tstmc-
hvely des1gned wtth 1957 Fords on one side.
and an old Ford classic on the other. No charge
to you. All you have to do lS come down and
test dnve a 1957 FORD ... and. remember ...
during June
YMI PIEIEIT Cll IS
WIITI IIIIE TD1 EVE1
in trade aa Theodont Robina 9oet1 AU. OUT in
SEJJ ... A-BBAUON ci our 3Ith awai•eawt.
Ccme iD. cmd ... tar yoUI"'IeJf!
36TI 3611
''Sflt.a.aun•"
SERVICE SPECIALS
BUIE l&IUSTIEIT
IAducte. Qaecktng L.lalD9 • .te. lle9. SUS
SPECIAL PRICE 36c
Com,tete ~usia L*iCitiea
aEGOl.AB.L T IUS
SPECIAL PRICE $1.36
CHECI COOUNG SYSTEM
COKPLETE.L T AJfD ADD llUST IXHIBtTOIL
llEGtn.JUU.1' S 1.75
SPECIAL PRICE Sle36
lUll AOIT EID
UGVLAAL1' 8.SII
SPECIAL PRICE $6.36
Fll ..... Jl.
3611 "SELL-A-BRA noN•• USED CAR SPECIALS
I • • I • $31 1113 F .. Cal•• 2.._ I I $131
I I I • I IDI I .. ...... I I I •• I 1$1-1111 cu·•ac .... 1111. • I $1111
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LOOKING TOWARD A lfUGHTER YEAR Gre newl)' installed of-
ftcers of the Woman's Society of C hristion Service of Christ C hurch
By The Seo, Bolboo. From le ft ore Mrs. John Bliott, corresponding
Oty Council Reiects
Oil Drilling Offers
Two offers to lease city-owned
property for oll drllllnc were r~·
jected by the Newport Beach City
Council Monday evening.
The offers came from Pacific
Drilling Co. and Shell 011 Co.
The location Is outside of city
llmlts. on the westerly stde of
Santa Ana River. The clty baa 5
producing water wells there.
Councilmen Charles Hart and
Jay Stoddard said It would be
unwise to run any risk of con·
tam lnatlng these water wells un-
til the new reservoir s upply Is as· su~. Representatives of the 2
oil companies said that the well
water would not be lmperlled by
oil drilling.
Council a1so:
• Approved the flrst reading
of Ordinance No. 824. making
Poppy Ave. In Corona del Mar a PUPPIES! one-way street. northbound from
Si.... or Ill_.. Ocean Blvd. to the a lley near the
IW -Hurley Bell ; 2-way from the
T , ... •-· alley to Coast Hwy. IJ ... • Received an appeal from
SlSO to 1300 Don Dickerman from the ded ·
Ch. Slnd JlliL ~ slon of the Plautning Commission sso to 1100 denying h im a use permit to
operate a restaura nt and cock· theJordans tall bar at 4323 W. Coast Hwy., Newport: set hearing for July 22.
SHOP • Received the follow ing In ·
2732 E.. Coat Jll9hway tonnatlonaJ notices of transfer of eonaa del Mar liq uor licenses: Frank a nd Do·
l'baaeJ lladMw-.&~ rothy U&edom , on-sale general.
------------at Village Inn. 1Z7 · 129 Marine
.PORT 11· .. ~_
C ~A • '/ I 'W 4 4' • f ' · ll I~.' ~
IIW SIIWIII
Ave., Balboa Island. the Conner
Park Ave. Cafe; Wa lter Dilley,
on-sale beer, 5(]7 E Bay Ave .
Balboa.
• Gave notice to outside pur·
ch a.sen ot city water that the
city has no surplWl water for
sale and tenninating turther sale THIS BIG YELLOWTAIL, weighing 20 pounds. wGs cought by Allon
within 10 days. Rohrer of SGnto A nG oboard the boot Frontier. out of Bolboo
• Contracted for the services Povilion. Skipper w GS Spike Toft. The fish wos cought off Son MGteo
of Joseph Rlce ot Los Anl'eles. Point.
~ ~•.,.._...,...1C
AVA GARDNER
STEWART GRANGER
DAVID NIVEN in
THE ll'ITLE HUT
...-trom H-1 111 -ca.MI -
-ALSO-
authority on desii'Jl of sewer================::::::======= pumping plants, to make recom·
mendatlons for redeslrn and r~
modellng of sewer pum ping sta·
tlons In the city.
From the POUCE BlOnER
• Approved the project of pte·
paratlon of a new city .seal by
Corona del Mar a rtist Re-x
Bra ndt; authorized appropriation
of $312.
<Continued from Page Sevenl
line of W. I. Brooks, Sea Isle
Court. 201 E Balboa Blvd . Bal-
boa . S<.'vC'ral children dam-
agt>d the home of Mrs. Waitt>r
Gtbson, 1007 E. Bay Front, Bai·
boa . A boat cushion was
W G N .......... of Balboa ~tulPn fm m Harbor PaJnt and 1 1 Jlnif•D Wallpap<'r. 31m E C•)ast HIJ::h·
55 way. Corona df'l Mar ... A bl· Succumbs at Aca C'\"riC' wac; stolen from the home
of Eric Eastman. 4300 Seac;hore
Waldo GustaVE' Nyl>E'rg. 53. or Drivl', ~('lA port BNICh . •. John
120 w O('('an Front, Balboa, d tNI !"olf'. 21. of Ba lboa ApartmPnts
Monday, Junl:' 10. at the Los An-~ 31)5'~ Main St. Ba lboa. was
g('ir<; GPnera l Hospital aft £'r an book l'fl ror lntoxtcatwn . · A
pxteondPd Illness. He was a na · burglar ('n!N£'d but tnok nothing
tive or New Hampshire and llved from Ward a nrl Jl:urlngton Lum·
at Balboa 5 yE>ars He was a fort>· I ber Co. 3300 W Coast Highway
man for Cudahay Me at Pack ing Nt>Wport Beach .
Co .. Los Angeles. e MOKDAT, JUN£ 10
F u n era I arrangt>ments are An elE'Ctrlc:-con duit was brok·
pending at Parkes Bell Mortua ry, en at Ellis Abalone Co., 2Z7 20th
Costa Mesa. St., Newport Beach ... A pecff'S·
trlan sign was da maged In front
S & W-1 LB. CAJf
COFFEE
• ··=··--, ... Amigos, Break
Rule and Will
Do Something!
A.mJaw v ... , ft'IIOWaed ..
nothlDr OI!PDheUoD o1 .-. Jlai'·
bot ..... wiD 4 I! tMir' U · nual ....._ 4111 t:redltlall DID Wedll~, IUM 11. ,..._ tbeJt
WOl cut ............... MUd ot ctlNc:ta& 'fte • .unr 1rt11 be a' DOOft Ia .. •• palt JlartMif
Yedat 01da.
J'uur cllNctiOn WUI 1M elec.Ud
fJoal tla.llt alate: DeaD Jlndtclr4.
GordoD l'lndlq, 8elj;Ja J'n.Ullft. OollBU~~ .... ~
Georp ~bet. ~ -Eatl Sta.Dle7 ..., O.ulle Te·
Wlnltle.
The only watch that wind.e on ball
bearings, thus ellm.inating friction
and coeUy repairs.
the BEST gift eeptcially for gtadu-
ation or for DAD ... a perfect
peaent for bride and groom.
LlitM4d.-... ,.. .. _ ........ , .. ..-. ., ........... _.
A.-$ a ....... , .. ,
U ft o eo a,.,.
, S SQ I .....
-&4 "··-.. -, ... .., .... ., .. -......... ~ .. Tbe elecdcll COIIIUilltt.l .. Cia·
prt.ed ot eba.l:rman Bert We~
Walta Loncmoor an4 Dldt Jtlch.
ard
The Aml~ wtl1 have the CJP· ~~~~~~~~-~~-~· ~~ ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ portunlty of gotnc aboud Lyman
Fa.rw~u·a .chooner, seadrIf t.
which will be moored oU the
Yacht Club, all decked out tor
the Honolulu race.
WE'IE IIW IPEI
I IIYS I WEEI
CLOSED TOESDAT • . Power Boat
Races Denied RAGAN'S RESTAURANT
TOO PAJOLT aESTAUUifr
·OPEN U :30 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M.
The Harbor Committee baa ~
ject~ the request of Ole Newport
Harbor Chamber to hold power
boat races In the h arbor thla faU.
DINNER SERVED AIL DAY SUNDAY FROM NOON TO S.P.Il.
2515 E. Coast....,_ Coi'OGa •• Mar
Councilma n Charles Hart an ·
nounced at Monday's Council
meeting that the committee con-
sidered the event too dangerous. Use Easiga Want Ads for Besalts
TOAST THE BRIDE • e
WITH CHAMPAGNE
.._ Jll are 111HIIq 1 ~ ,.rt,
1r •• , ,.., I I I let -staff ...... Jill.
We carry the F"meat of both domestic and
imported winea.liquors.liqueura and beera.
Also Fancy domestic and imp::>rted
Foods & hors d'oeuvers
• No order ia t90 large oc too amaD •
FOR DELIVERY SERVICE CALL HABBOR 0262 .
HANS BROERJNG -OWNER
•
~ IWE DEUYER PH. HA 358i(
amP lOT ·IUI·DEE-Ia CNYr DDJrT
FOJIM£B CDM BESIDEifT DIES of Rosan's, 2901 W. Coast High· way, Newport Beach ... A prow-
ler attem pted to enter the hom e
of Mrs. JQe Frfsham, 200 Crystal
Ave., Balboa Isla nd ... Two gar.
bage disposals were stolen from
garages In the new Irvine Ter-
ra~ development . . . A jack~t
and camera were stolen from tht
car of L. R. Ma lueg, 709 Hello·
trope Ave .. Corona del Mar. whllt
the ca r was parked at the Bal·
boa Yacht Club ... TWo new
furnaces were removed from the
floor wells at 204 and 206 Or·
ange St., Newport Beach ...
Be-er was confl.cated from a
group of high school students at
Little Corona Beach ... A car
Dt1JlltE£'~ OZ. PB.EEZEa JAB MOSHBOOMS 29c TCJIDCIIM13lft oz. Ja:rrlc
11J'IIfi11DQ omn s•ows
Mrs. Charles F. Graeser, w ho
with her husband, a retired Army
.............. S .... Uif .................... M ..... O.-Jf .......... _-T ..... O""ES .......... ..........,...., Lt. Col. were fonner residents of
Walt DLIIM'f'a Corona del Ma r, di~ Tuesday, "CIIDE'RB I A" June 11. at San Francisco. She Is -• ~ survived also by 2 da ughters,
-ALSo-Mrs. c. c. Stewart of Riverside
and Mrs. H. H. Tlemroth of San 'Unu & ROCI" Franci.sco; and four grandchU·
c:lren.
BASOILL ILIVES I SIIGES
IY
~ie ?UIUt 1· 7~ ?uUI I
* su;;,s. ..=:-ahoe
BLACK ''PF"' TENNIS SHOES
* ¥111' IWII qiiPIBT
• • • of sodal
note
ItT no
MAYONNAISE
VEIUCOKT MAID
SYRUP 12 IL 2lc
I Pl. I 11r
SALTINES lib.. box 29c CORN Chowder 2139c:
PV'mfA ~ WESSON OIL Pt. :ric CHOW 5 lb.. bag S9c LDTOW aaCLUI •ooDL&
I'UifCB SOUP MIX 3 pkg. 35c
Spaghetti Sauce 19c Da.D'f
TIM PI ... CIIWII TOILET TISSUE 4/SSc
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YOL I, ItO. a -P1TE c:::EifTS
2 DEER CAUGHT
AT BEACH HERE •
Two n~in& female deer we~
captumed late Monday momJne.
one ln the wat« near Little l.a·
land, the other on the Corona
I del Mar side of the jetty, near-
ly an hour and a half alter they
THIS D~lt found that the Corona del Mor beoch carted owoy on o jeep. with ih feet hobbled, were first spotted at th(' rorner
just is no+ the ploce for the +legged variety. The ond let loose in the hills obove Corono Highlonds. I of Marteold Ave. and Ocean
.J __ r w•• c •unht •t ~L-be·-L by Stole Game T f L Blvd .. Corona ~I Mar OGG ... .. ~ .. me "01 Driving the jeep ·~ Derwin ate. monager o tne N port .,_ h h ffi Worden Robert Terwilliner of Cosio Me~ lot ' ew oe-ac umane o · ~ h h Corona del Mar beoch. (Ensign photo). 1 cer George Myers said tht> fright· left) and Jo~e Myers of Long Beac (r:g tJ, was ened animals were In the mid· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ die~ the ~ad at 8:10am.when
HORACE ENSIGN NEWS-he was driving by. They ran
down a t'llft and Into thl' wat~.>r
fiiALE fOR 8th GRADERS~;~ M;~;·;lag
ay JUDT JIATFIELJ) Robert Stewart Arthur
e 8ASEaALL Dave E. Atkinson
A marnlll~nt wtnd-up for the George I. Austin
baseball seuon came Thursday, -8-
June 6, when the Ensign team Ml"rle William Babs
pia~ Los AJamltos on thelr Craig S. BallPy
fie ld. Susan Ford Baker
Tom C&ll pitched a beautiful George William Ball
no-hit ball game. ending with a VIrginia Louise Bandel
sco~ of 15 to 1 In our favor. The Nancy Lou Bare
one run tor the opposing team Shari Lynn Barlow
wu on a walk and 2 errors com· Anita Ca~l Barth
mltted by our team. Sandra Jeanne Barth
Tom, a n~ elrhth gTader at Dougla.s Cook Bartlett Hora~ Ensign this year, ha.s Kenneth N. Beattie
done an ex~llent job pitching Jerry Alan Bell
Antoni Rose Hay
Sharon K. Hayes
Dennis Mlnt~r Henderson
Charles A.. Herman
James Lewis Hicks. Ill
Melinda Hoag
Ken! Devone Hodgson
John Anton Hoffman
RJchards H. Hottman
Marilynn L.. Holden
Elizabeth Irene Hollaway
Charles F. House
Lorry Jean Howard
Nicholas Lee Howard
Geoffrey K. Hoyt
Katherine Irene Hubbard
Kenneth Allen Huff
Doyle Rolland Hughes
John Alton Hughes
On Flag Day
---This Friday
It's Flag Day tomorn-JW-Fr i.
day, June 14-the 180th anni-
versary ot the blnh ot our flag
t~ Star Spangled Bannl"r
A special Flag Day prO('I ama-! lion by Mayor Dora Hill urgt>s
I all local residents to fly an Am·
erican flag In observan~ ot this
day, "honoring all those who
have given loyally of their serv-
IC't"s to thE' United State-s of Am·
I .-.rica In ordt"r that thP Star
Spangled Banner may rontinul"
to fly over a f~ country "
Harbor Dept boats w ert> lm-
medlateJy aimed. One boat
stood watch on on.e or the ani·
mats trapped In the rocks of the
jetty while the Sf'<'Ond animal
IWam a<TOU the C'hannel and
gallivanted around Balboa.
Two game wardens m ... naeed
to ~pe the de-er on the jetty .
put It on a jHp and relea!WXJ 11
near Momln11: Canyon Road, Co-
rona Highlands.
The second def'r was c-a,turt'd
at 12:10 p m at the-110utheast
end of Little Island, In the wa.
ter. It was alao roPf'(f. taken to
the hills near Momlnc Canyon
Road and released.
Both thl" animals had rur miss
tng 1n spots, apparently <;craped
off "hen thl"y swam against thl"
ro<'kS.
One of the wa rdens. who held
the deer \lo hill' they we-rE' bf'ing
ta ken to tht.> hills. was ta kt>n to
thE' Harbor IX-pt for a show~.>r
and c·hange of clothes. ~ms ht>
acquirt>d a few li<:e and ticks In
handlln~ the d1.>er.
Virgil Partch
And Son Sued
for 1/2 Million
Balboa lslandl"r Virgil Partch.
SMART AND PRETTY Ann L.ardner of 205 Vie Koron. Lido Isle.
p"lses here '" cop ond gown before g iv.ng valedictory eddress yes
•e•oav o• h qh school groduat•on eaercises A nn who has olreooy
rece•"ed not•f ca t•on of on honorory e ntrance to Stonford Un•ver-
stty s the first student in the hostory of Horbor H •gh School to ot
to,n a perfect straight A ' re<:ord Sne will study se<:ondory educa·
t•o" at Stanford (Ensign photo).
tot the Seabe-e~. and Coach AI Thomas Paige Berry
O'Leary feels very fortunate In Brook& Alden Blair
havtnr Tom a member of our Marianne C. Bodine
team. For the Jut eame of the Gary BradJey Bohman
seuon Tom sure did a commend· Cheryl Lee Bolueranc
able job and one soon not for· Michael Chrtatopher Bovee Michael W. Bradbury gotten. B Allan Wllllanu hit a nice triple Donald J. rewer
Pamela B~ke Hussey
Diane S Hutcheson
Norman Glb Hutchings
Michael Charles Hutchinson
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Ralph M. Inns
John Stephen lvey
1 It was 18> years ago In 1717
when Gen. George Was h ington
drt>w a design of a n ag for the
newly Instituted United States.
The nag had 13 red and white
stripe-s and 13 stars In a field of
blue.
~~~e~~ s~~~ ·;~~-h:~r:~:~! G ld Wedd. P rty dollars, along wll~ his 17-year 0 en lng a old son. Nick. as an aftermath
of a fatal auto a('('ident Feb. 10
w1th bues loaded to knock In Curtis Gary Brlsbln
3 runa. The oth.er 12 runs we~ Sandra Lee Brockman
made on 9 walks. another hit by Ann UIUan ~ring
Williams. a hit by Rusty Pack· Arnold N. B~yles, Jr.
ard, and Dick Butterworth had Marianne Brunk Dtanne E. Brunt one hit. RJcbard Henry Brunt &ent RodpOn and Eddie M.e-Susan Cathy Buccola
..,.. Ckatbt; Tom Call waa Geraldine Kary Buchert
pltdlet; Ceotp Autin, ttrst Eaten Lout.e Bucy
bue; aw. ~hUn&. lleCOnd Donna Lee Burdaall bUt: l'form Carbon. thJn! bue; Steve Lewis. aborUtop: Allan lanlce DlaAe Buree
Williams and Steve Botts. left Unda Lee Burna
field; Dtck Butterworth and Doug RoNnne Elod.Je Burris
Bartlett, center field: and Dennis Anne Loul.se Butcher t ht David George Butler hrrtn and Steve Harper, r g Richard Sydnt>y Buttt>rworth field.
John Hughes and Bill Twist -C-
were out of the gaml", Hughl"s Carole Ann Ca~n
hecause of an Injury and Twist James Gary Caldwell
beCause of Illness. Thomas Leigh CaJI
Ensign ended second In the Norman A. Carlson
Orange County Elementary Lea · Ja<'k Glle Carpenter
gue of 18 other teams. winning Jolene Marie Casala
6 and Josln~ only 2. Thomas E. Chesley
Congratulations. tl"am! Cherry! Joy Clark • • • Jt>rry Roy Clark
• T017B Paul S. Coldoff
A trtp th~ugh the Costa Ml"sa Leroy Connell
Globe-Herald was enjoyed by the Gordon Thomas Connolly, Jr.
_.lghth grade journalism class Chrlst1e Ann Craghlll
·Thursday, Junl" 6. The class. dl· William E. Crum
rectly by Mr. JohruJOn. boarded I Jan Marie Cunningham
Ute bus at 11:15 and returned at John Roger Cunningham
12:25. Miss King showed the 23 ~rge Gary Curtis
students th~ugh the newspaper -D-
plant, which Is l()('ated at Bay Anthony Chase Dalby
and Ttturin ln Costa Mesa. Charles Michael Davis
1Aat semester's journalism Marlon Elizabeth De'ak
(')au made a tour through the Katherine N. ~nberg
Newport Harbor News Press. Jami"S ~Urey Dlke
• • • Lillian Marie Dirks e JI'IWALE • Kenneth G. Doesburg
Many years have passed since Louan Dorfman
the eighth graders t1rs1 entered Judy C. Douglu
grammar ~~ehool. How do they John F. Dunlavy
feel now that they're Jeavtng It Linda Anne Dussler
and entering the big world of -E-
HIJh School! Some .tudents Judy Ann EdJand
have expressed sadness at leav-Kathleen Loulae Elgin
lng. gladness at leaving, ~lief Robert Jeue Elliott
that It's over. and a few are In· Dahrl Lou Elll.l
dJtt~nt. M08t atudenta. how· Georgia Ann Elmore
ever, have been ea1erly looking Dennl.s Lee Etta.re
forward to summer. as 1.1 usual. -F-
and the sand. sun and aurf await· Kenneth Eupne Fatt
lng them tot 3 whole months. Bruce Marshall Fay
Durlnr all thla aummer run, Stephen J . Feny
although the thought of the Lola Barbara Fetters
ever-dlaUengt.ng Harbor JUgh Carol Lyn Fl.sher wru constantly &Jiee tn the Joyce Lul8e Fleming
graduate's mind. Wlll I get Lorre N. Fletcher
throUgh 1 Will t ~ able to handle Barbara Marie Flory
the worlt! Wlll It be awfully WUUam Ralph l'ord
hard t These are IIOrM at the Marah.alle G. F~y qu~ON wblch they wtll uk Donna Jeanne Fox
tbetMelYM. Joo Alan Frueban
A feW studenta will not be at· Wllllam And.re'w Fruehlln&
tendl"-Harbor ln the tall, as -o-
eome are movi"-trom thl.l area. Robert M. Glll'd.oer
11tb1Je at1ll othen will be attend· Roy It eeu.y
tn1 prtnte 8C:boola. GeoftN7 T. Gl ..
Heft Ia the list ot. the eighth Don Rachel Godlneta
aracte ,raduatea at Horace En· John M. Green
all": Jobn M&rahall Crteaer
-A-Suaan Ann Grlflln
Carol Jeanne Adama June Eleanor Crtmatad ~~ Arthur Adama, Jt. Laurence Adam Grohs
Penelope L. Adama Suaan Joanne Culdjord
Stepbante Jane Mama -a-
Julie Loul.M AJeom Martha Btien Ball
Contne lila.rle Allen lllcbard D. Ball
&wrl7 Cb«Jl Alm Dmnla Ina Ran~
IAUieft Wallac» AndenOn Dorrtne JeaJl Hanten
Rkbard Downlnl Andenon PauJ Eric Hanan
MD loeiPb An~ Edward ~ H.ardtq, m
WUll.am II. A.Ap11 Lcrm Daft! Jlantr s-a Arant Alan o.-. a.,.
A1Wt P. ~ Jr. Dtue I.AoDe llan1ll
..... ~~ R~CQ.._..,
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Gordon Keith Jacobs. Jr.
Thomas Ward Jewell
Drew G. J<>h.Mon
Melanie Lynn Johnson
Nancy Ann Johnaon
Sylvia Claudette JobMOn
Therea& Elaine JobmtOn
Stephen Crate Johnston
Jdftey RJce Jones
Ross Amote Jordan
Judy Lee Justus
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Ca~l Ann Kanold
Barbara Susan Kennedy
Suunne Jane Kennedy
Cynthia Diane Kirchen
Charles Michael Kistler
Steven AJan Knauer
Kenneth Willia m Knight
James Robert Koch
Fern Theresa Koerner
Sharon Ann Koschl"
Beverly Ann Kramt.>r
Bruce Kreutzknmp
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Stephcn Charles LaVer('
JewPI Ann Leavy
K€'nneth LedE'rman
Richa rd Stanley Lefmann
Robert Arthur Leveloft
John Warrl'n Lieber
Martin 1. LO<'kney. Jr.
Michael C'. Luti"S
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BruC't" J. MacDonald
Benjamin Jame-s Madison. In
Thomas Russell Mallard
Sharon Joy Manell
Linda Trt>ne Martin
Pamela Ann Martin
Patricia Lynn Martin
James G. Martindale
Dorothy Ann Ma.90n
Judith E. Mayfield
Grant Edwin McCall
Kathryn Anne McCay
Patricia Gall McComb&
Llnda Ann McCook
C. Thomas McElroy
Robert Lee Mcii~y
Jeffrey Bayard McMeans
Stephen Edward McNiel
Mary Louise MeredJth
Dudley Bush Merkel
Edw1n A. Meserve
Charles Warren Meulng, Jr.
Cheri Lynne Mills
OWen EdWard Minney
Susan Carol MltcheU
Thomas WlUiam Moody
MJchael Klnr Murphy
Robert William Muzzy
Ralph E. Myen
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Chrlstln Ru Neal
Charlene Mae Nebon
Edwin N. Nebon
Nancy Jane Nldtert&
Ma.rtlyn J~ Norton
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Patrlcla Ellz.a beth <>"'.Aary
Marsha Ellen Ot..on
Terry Jay O'Neil
Abby Kathleen Oqulst
Michael P. Orr
Unda Ann O.bome
Glenn Terry Olwald
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Suaan Eltubet.h Padta.rd
Paul M&rllball Nne
Jaequlln....,.,.. Patnt«
Judith Lee Pvkw
Robat Lew1e Patbl". Jr.
'hnya.Pubr
l.J'ftft AWioe Plldl
8utNlra mea ~ CCobtlDW OD .... JL'll't)
He asked Betsy Ross If she
rould make him a na~. Betsy
Ross. who was In the upholstery
business. r~rt'W the 6 -polnted
stars Into stars with 5 polnts
and completed the tlrst Oae tor
our nation.
on Laguna Canyon Road
Nick Wa!l dri ver of one of thE'
cars in the accident. In whic-h
16-ye&r-old William Penn White--
house Ill of Pasadena was killed
and John Stuart Wilkins. 16, of
Colton. suffered a head Injury
Nick Partch and hls 2 teen-age
:ompaniona were lnjured.
CHARLES FiPPS .. c*med by deatt.
Charles Fipps of COM Dies:
Pioneer Resident, Developer
Charles 0 . Fipps. 68. pioneer
devdQPH ot the Harbor are•.
died Sunday, June 9, at hl.s ftome.
Keep Saving
Water, Folks
3719 ~an Bl\rd.. Co~n• del
Mar. alter an extended illness.
He was a native ol Beodtord. ln·
diana. came to Santa Ana In 1905
-.nd to the Harb« area In 1g.
Mr. Flpp$ was a t'f!me-nt and
plaster rontractor, ~tirlnc In
1950 He was a member ot New-
port Harbor Elks Lod~ 176'7.
Amont the-landmarks ot hls
f'nterprU!e an-the 2 out.standjng
Continued aavtnt ot watn was nppa bou.ws nn thf' C.orona del u~ by City Ma.nqft' 1tobert M bJuft h r ot Pop
Sb .. lton at Monday ~......... ar ~ t ~ oot PY "' ~.. A\.-e. OM ot these ill at.IIJ the Newpvrt City Councll meetinc. npps resi~nao ''11\~ water aupply In June Is He 1.s survtwod by his widOW. ~lated to the WMther," hot" aald. Eunk"f': a brothH. Wilbur ot San
"A wrift ot -....rm da:r-wtll &.mardtno: 3 al.sters.. Mn. La-
C'&UW th~ supply to ~ cri· Rue Ma)-er ot ln&.&ewood; Mrs.
deal. You can rdax 1t It ·~ 11\dma ltJnder and Mn.. JJ.ulah
cool.'' ~ub ~ en.ta Mesa. •porttnc on~ MW ~. P\IMftl -~ ~ hf'ld
he ..Sd that constNctJon bldl 1\w.da¥ •t a.lt1 MOI1u&l)' cllap.
can M ceUed 1ft October and eJ. Oaroea del Mar, wtth Mr.
there .. llt1lJ "fOOd ..-Jbtllt:J"" ,. lo4c'e Cllft'ki&Una. lntft'•
that the .....-.oar wt.D ... l:n ... IDII\t ..... ln Fa..lrba~ een. bY ID.N •• I 0( J.a tery,
for the Howard Leggs
A Corona del Mar rouple. Mr.l a.rea owrlooldnr the ocean, the
and Mrs. Howard Leee. ~lebrat-~ bave named tbelr home
ed 50 years of marrted llte with "Seetop."
a surprtw gol~n wedding ann.l-e KET llf lllGII IC80CL
versary party given tor them by Howard ~ ~ Hel.lie Van-
thelr t.hrfto chU~ at~ home Oltra.nd md at an Epworth
ot a son. Gordon, In South Paaa-Leacue con\111!1\tJan at w~.
.dfona on Sunday. May 12. Maasachuwtts. ~ tbey ~
A hltttllrht of the party for both In hleh school. Although
the retlrt>d mlnlster-tea<'hl"r and 1 It was lov.-at first sight. thP
his wlfl" was the 50 yt-ar-old young C'OUple Wf'l'e no« man-ied
\\MMlng dress of \lo hite nl"t ovt>r until 8 year; latf'f on May 1-t fn
tafft>ta worn by the brldf' a half Millbury Ma.~
a <'('ntul) IM>furt> SJ>f'('ial gul"st" Art l"r h igh Sl'hool H uw a r d
1nrludl'd tht'Jr thl'('t' ~n5 and I ... tudit>rl fnr tht> mmistn. at ·we:-:
thl'lr famllu-s. l'ight grandrhll Jf'yan l 'nivprstty Dr£'\lo:S4-minary
dn•n 1n all Tht>tr !'01\S an-Cor o~nrl Bo!::ton l'ntvt>1'8ity. w~lll'
tlnn at \lo hn~ hnmt> tht> part) :'~:PI lit> took a N l UI'Sf' 10 a buc;J
\lo a<; hr-ld and who 1$ t>mpi('I)E'd nM-" roll~f' and sturllf'<! muslt'
1 at Walt D1<.nf') SturlH>"' 1n Bur I m WorC'f'"tl'r and a t ~ton l'n1
bank. r.a) i .. rrt of f'ullc>non. who 'f"r-..JtY \\'lliiP 1n rolli'Jrr llow :w1
I wnrk ... r .. r ~·km:ln ln .. trumPnt~ I IOint..-1 D<>ltn Kappa F.p'lilon f•a
.1n11 ~hPI"\\'OC>d of ('Minn. :lftihat tf'r"lll)' anrl Nt'lltP JnlnN1 IX-It •
f' I "tth 1;,.nt>ral Pt>trol('um Cnrp Of>lt<~ [)(>Jta ~mnt\ I Anuth€'r '«'n and :1 dau~htc>r had For 1~ vrar-: anti sn "i rttffl'rt>nt
dil'd in <'htldhood anrl tnfant·) tn\lons Rl'~ I.RJ::I! scrvl'd a' a P •l'-
• SPECIAl. CUESTS tor nf Ml't twrllst and F'MiNah'd
Al"'l pn-.."nt at tht• pnn~ \lo a.; <"hu rt·hpo; tn Ma<;.-.arhu~tt--. afwr
th•• broth,•r •·f the brHII' · \rthur \lo hl<'h hP \lo l'nt Into> th<' t<'M'hint:
V,\n~tran I .. r Clart>mnnt lind ftl'lr1 lx>J:!mnln~ at E\anl'\·IJJP
his \1o 1ft> an•l f.tml)\ 1\l.u t>l'lN Inn
jrut>sts of o;l)('('tal snt{'rpc;t wPrf' e HAS PREACHED BEJ\E
p~nt Onp \\do; Dr Alfr_.r1 !'1n1'f' hi" n-tirl'm('nt tn Comn1
Hughi'S.. nn\lo r€'tln>d 1n Holh II• 1 '\1ar Rt•\ ~g ha.<> ON'a<.ltm
wood who W ztc; prestdl'nt ~.r .dh S<'rv<'CI ill subst1t1JtP p:t~or
£\·:tns,·tlll' ~'••llf'~t' sn lncil.ln<t tn 1 ·•rnna c!l•l \tar C<>mmuntt\
when :'\t r Ll-gg ~ami' a pr" Ch tn•h 11nrl •>th~>r nl'lf!hhorln£ (~c;nr of rt'll ~t••uo; <'fiurat-lon hw·chf'~
thrre-in 192; Thf' ntlwr \lo .1s O· H•• and ~r' v~~ ar,. pl.1n
William Htlmpr ,,f Cl:~rf'mont ntnj! to "tart 10 &-ptf'mbt'r nn a
who was V1N' Pl'l"StdPnt and head vrar'l' trip to Trxa." ,....nni"SS('('
of the clasmt'al Janli:ua~:f'S dP· (",.('Orltln. North Caml1nn. Man
paT1ml"nt at Ssmpsnn Col le~. land. \'ti'J.!'Inta. l'f'\lo Jc>r~P) N f'W
Iowa. when Mr J..eogg \lo f'nt then-F.n.:land N t>w York. Ohio MIC'ht
as professor of rt>ltgton and phtl ~an. Jowa Nf'hra.c;ka anr1 Cnlo
060phy in 1936 rAtio ,,8 thf'tr 1ra1l1'r ''Tumhll'
Pr?senting a program at the \lof'f"d," to vl<Ut thf'ir many S<'at
party we~ Dr Arthur Shipman. tf'N"d fril"nds. 11 will 1M> tht' thLrcl
a ~tired mlnbtter rn.-n d. and !lurh trip In thP paq1 S('\f'n }'ean:.
Asbury Bushne-ll Mr; l'.ordon 'Mr and Mr." ~g mrght tf'll
Legg's fath~r giVlng a short thf'tr nraghboMI that their 50
'"This b Your ute" ~ program yt-•r annlwrury was llkt> a
about tht-honort"d rouplf'. rom wrddlng . . with a lf()lden glow
plete with ~mlnl~nS(>c; And ap-'Some-thmg old"-hf'r wedding proprfat~ old·.ang J'e'('OrdS. dress: "!'lOme-thing ne-w"-tMlr
• AUVJf nESEJn'EJ) hlg n~ rrt~ndshlp a 1 b u m .
A most outstanding llitt. and "<10me-thin11: bomlwed"-thE' for-
actually part ot thf' ~lebratlon,l mat for the-·~is ta Your U!e"
was an lmme~ loo.c;e-le-af al l"nte-rtalnmc>nt. "something blu~"
bum wtth ,old-embocsed white--the oc.an which is ~n trom
coven, wbl<'h ron\ll~ rongrat. the wtnctows of tbelr homto sin<'P
ulatary notee and l .. ters •1th l"f'llr..-ment. •-s.atop," Corona del
pbotocraptu and other nwmen-Mar
toes wnt by over ~ ofd friends
flwn ~ry part ot the UnJted
State. and Cuba, Mexk:o. Ha-.JI
and Guattomala.
Slgnatu.r. ot th~ ~Jath·"N
and lntlmate trl~nds Invited to
thf' Colden Wedding party ~re
al8o placed In the book and ad
dltlonal ~ ~ saW'd for
pkturea of thf' 50-year anniV4!'r·
Direct Dialing
Begins Sunday
For Liberty
ary pa.rty, The aJbum •••• • Dl~ nn~lp cllaJIJ\f to more ltl'h'fd by thf'lr son Gnroon and than 25 mlUion tt'ltphones ln lhf'
URmbl.ftd by hJm and hit wtff' Unl~ Sta and Can.a4& wru
during tb.f' nlne months ~-~ avalla~ t.o Lfbftt7 aa~b·
InK the part:f. mt u o( ..,-Jy thla SUnday.
The H~~ ~.Aft'~ c:a.me to ~lepMne ~ T. )f.
Conma •• Mar tn Jtn and •· Hamhrook -.Itt tbat .....,
tabllsb.cl thftr own bocrw oa Ba· ...not Ia ~
r.l Dr. wbldl Mr • .lAa ~ ldlk that ,...
bu~Jd.ma after' he retlftd froiD u~ folb cu -. ,_ ~ at tn W.,b•• ... lila),._..._.
that JIIM_r. --• Ill lllCv ... fll .._ ..., .,.. on • hlP JiiiiM ., tiM .._._ .-.._ eNiill • 1 s
Mrs. Wedeking Is Chairman
Of Missionary Education
10a. Oonald w~ wu
el.edt!d u ~ Ect..e.tlon
Clsatmwl wMt\ t.be Women'• ,.,.....1'7 J' atloa. South«n
CUllcwnla Croup of t.be Alo«rk'an
IAU\«an C!u.udl, held their 12th
umual nwettna at Sf. P«er'1
Evan~ Lutheran Ouuch ~
cently.
..,.._ WHeklnc .. a member ol
the Women of Ute Churdl of the
Neowport Bubcw Lutheran Church.
and alone wtth other ott1oen.
wu lNtalled by Dr. Walter H~U
man, PrMldent of the C.lltornla
Dlstrld of Ute American Luther·
an Church.
Preeent for the day'a meetJnc
from ~ Jocal ehuJ"Ch were: Mn.
Marvln WUcox, W.O.T.C. preeJ·
d~t; Mrs. MOll' .. Laurie. Mrs..
John Propp. Mrs. Theodore Hinde ·
rake. Mra. Acnn Kesel and Mrs.
Allred Hicks.
Mn.. HJcks will ctve her report
on Cll~Utlan Service when the
Women o( the Church of the
Newport Harbor Lut h eran
Church meeta at 7:30 p.m. Thurs-
day, J une ~. at the Parish ..........
.... Fint .....
Houte. Tbe actlvi~ of the Jun.
klit Luthftana will be NVJcw.-<1
by Ita cllatrman. .Mta.. Propp..
~will be eondueted by
Mra. LawreiK'e Whlte. Ho.taee.
for the 80Cial hour wtll be Mrs.
Ca.d Wa1et and Mn. t:m.t
Schultz.
Ma.ry Ctrcle meet. at 8 p.m. to-
day (Tbuftday) In the home ot
Mrs..~ Laurle. pNaldent, 732
HamUton. eo.ta Mesa.
Servtoe to our own church and
to tboee In need l8 the aim of
members of the Naoml Circle.
Mrs. Harry &errh la president.
At thelr next meetlnJ, at 10 a.m.
Thw.day, June 77, Mrs.. Propp
wtu continue readtna front the
book, "Great Women of the
BJble." Each member provide. a
sack lunch. Devotions and a
short buslneea meettna will be
followed by .wing and rarden-
lng projecta at the Parish Hou.e,
2501 Clltf Drive, Newport Helahta.
NB Volunteer
Bureau Lauds
Citizens' Aid
Are there ~ela In the crowd!
Pleue ..• abow your btr beart!
OUeT your lltrorla anD~! And
trade one day of your .ummer
for a crippled penon happy
memort~ of a wonderful daya
outing.
Handicapped young·adultl and
adulta ha ve thelr chance to 'Uve
a Jlttle' wtth a wonderful IUm·
mer prorram whleb Includes a
visit to Martneland; the San
Diego Zoo; a T.V. Studio; the
~atlonal Park and Pike; the
Cou nty Museum; and the Long
Beach Ha rbor Tour.
To fulfill this opportunity, the
Community Volunteer Bureau Is
oppeallng to the 'bla In heart'
volunteers to push these men,
womt-n and young people In
the-Ir whf't'l chairs at the various
outings on the following Mon-
t1ays. Wcdne~ays, or Fridays on
July: 8. 10. 12, 15, 17. or 19. Thl C V.B. needs eight volun-
teers on each of tht-se days. so
"Be An Angel" and call the Com-
munity Volunteer Bureau for
romplt'te details at: U 8-0717. or
visit th£> new otflce at 325 No.
Newport Blvd.
T~ird Annual Grads' Breakfast
Held by Balboa Island Clturch
JftnetMD elaMntu)' and blp Joel ~ Dta,.. Barril. -r· llcllool pa4\l~t-of the BalbOe bara EAtllMd'J. Jadl,le PalDMr.
Wand Communlty M • t bod tat Meua ...._ a..t S&JJabwy,
0\u..cb ,..... bonored by tbetr RkbaN Weblt. Tom ~. lim
c:burdl at &.be tbkd UDu&l w-, C&roJ A cf a m a, And
Gradua• 8leaklut Sunday In c.or,ta ElJDclr-..
Du rbom Hal J. COmmitte. Plan:n.11ta tW atr.alr
1"he ewnt 18 IIPOucnd b7 tbe were: food, v..,. Sml~ Mil
Commlaion on Education ot SmJth, Donna SmWa. 1M Van
whleb Mrs. P.r . Ba.lnelt 11 dlalr· D1b. and WhJtM7 a..t.n.; ctec·
man. General dlalrma.D o( tbe oratiON, MJ:a. P. F • ....._ Mm.
brealdut wu ~ Vernon Smltb. Matthew V. WaJddlch. Jtra. Tom
church llcllool •u,..Sntendent. Patt.lon, Mrs. Byron lf-.l;, Mn.
Hlab .:hool craduatee who Cla.tr B. 11ar1wtt. and Kta. 8m1tb:
have recelv.d tnvltat1oM an lnv'StatJorw. Mrw. Lawre.ee Broer·
MarUyn Shooter, Hen.ry . Ferry. lng; pla~ card&. HatoJd lamee;
Judy Nealy, Chuck Kramer, and gltta, M.tl. Wayland Dunham.
Tom Pattenore
Elementary ~ehool graduates B • b I s h I hono.red included Terry Wa lde· I e c 0 0
Uch. stev~ Ferry, carol ~n. IS Scheduled
Church Group summ~r v acation Bible SchooJ
of the Newport Harbor Lutheran
C •ttees' Church begins Mon~y and will 0 m m I ronunue through F"rlday, June
H d N d 28. a t the church. e a S am e Claues. which will be held
from 9:30 until 11:30 a.m. Mon-The Women's Fellowah lp ot th~ day throufh Friday, are for chll·
Corona del Mar Community dren from ages three to 14. Ad·
Church have appointed commit-dltlonal Information may be ob·
tee cbalrmen to serve the cornJnr taln~ by calling U berty 8·3631
year. or 8-<t293.
Mrs. S. W. Blackbeard is chair· The Lutheran Broth~rhood wtll
su
POSITIVELY
PREY. NT
SUNBURN William Wa llace, IlL first chUd
ot Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mct>ow~ll
Jr. of 448 Serra Drive, Corona
Hlrhlan~ was born Sunday,
J une 2. at Hoar Hospital. The
ln!ant son wetabed 7 pounds a nd
3 o unces.
The McDowelll have ~n Jlv.
tng here .tnee Auaust. Mr. Me·
Dowell erew up ln the Harbor
area, but Mrs. McDowell ls a na·
tlve of T~xaa. Mr. McDowell Is an
tnawance salesman for th e New·
port office of Jay and Renfro.
Wltb the cla.e of the current
fiscal yur, the Community Vol
unteer Bureau wishes to thank
the many citizens of the Harbor
area who rendered their servlct>S
In various types of voluntM"r
work. The Ensign received the
follO'Wing letter from the Bureau
this week, directed to the people
of Newport Beach .
Crowds Set
New Records
at Fish Fry
man of the budget and finance m~t at 7:30p.m. Monday at the
committee; Mnl. L. W. Pettitt, church. Dr. Davtd Brenner, Chap-
courtesy: Mrs. R. W. Walea, d~· lain of Muhlenberg College, AJ .
votlonals; Mrs. W. L. Bakkela lentown, Penn., wtU dl.:usa the
a nd Mrs. K. V. Dilts. hospitality : topic. "Are Reaentmentl Destroy.
I Mrs. A. Colda:Ller, kitchen ; Mra. tng You!"
L. F. Kehtch, literature; Mn . The Ambassador Quartet from
Harry Wood and Mrs. Raymond the Pacific Lutheran College,
Harvey, memberahlp; Mrs. Robert Parkland, Wash .. will present a
Callis. publlclty: Mrs. 0 . Z. Rob · sacred concert at 8 p.m. next
(or your money back)
... all day in the IUJ1 -eYeD the tint
day! SEA & SKJ'1 ponliue octiort con-
dHjona akin. preuenu pe~Un.t. leta you
t:ln beeu tlfully without diaoomfort ...
you'll have a lonc-lastint tan othen
SOX aoD TO BADIIAMS
"Thank you, Newport Bea<'h.
for your big heart and your will -
Ing hands. All. the year draws to
a d~. the Community Volun
A 6 pound, 12-ounce boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bad·
ham of 1218 Diane Lane, Harbor
Highlands, Saturday, June 1. at
Hoar Hoe;pltal
teer Bureau Is grateful to tht" The blggt>St Fish Fry In the
many patriotic citizens who 12 year hL'ltory of this annual
have given graciously of their Costa Me~ t.>vent brought forth
timE' and talt>nls In ord.-r that I Illest> staggl:'rlng statistics: more
our many youth and welfare or than 11.000 C1sh dlnnt-rs; almost
ganlzatlons might function ef 100.000 'lpc<'lators lining tht>
fldently. and to capacity <~trf't-l'l for the 6 division street
"A Volunt~r·s only rPward I<~ parade, a re<'Ord total of 43 en·
pleasure and ~tisfactlon In I tries In thf' pet parade. com-
hE-lping h111 fellow cltlZPn'l, and parl:'d w1th 20 laJIIt year: another
every volunteer has a rl~thl In bE' j r('('Ord tntal of 108 in the baby
proud of the rountii'S.'I hour<~ hr cont.-st. rompared with 90 last
has given to his rommunlty dur yt>ar.
Gift TOW' lmportcat
recorda certified fire
pi'Ot.ctioD wtth
IKSVLATED F1LES . . .
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
SUPPLIES ... STATIONERY ..........
IJdo ......... c....
lng the past yE'ar. Ptt)('ef'rls Q/ thf' 2-day event go
"A very special thanks to thr to support youth actlvitlt>s and
,1Tlany volunteers wlto rr-.pcmdt>r! the sl~tht conservation c I In I c
to th(' CVB's plra for ht>lpef"' on spon'lOrt>d by the Costa Mesa·
the recent bond propn<~ltlon for Nt-wpnrt Harbor Lions Club.
our watE'r I'E'Sf'rvolr. 'A terrific "We sort of pay for turnJng
Jr•b.' said James Edwards Jr . the town upside down during the
t'halrman of the campaign. 'wa!l F'lsh F'ry by spreading the pro·
done by the volunlf't'rs 'at thE' t'N~d.s as fa r as they will reach
Community Voluntef'r Bun-au, In worthy projects for our young
In the handling and tnalllnr of people." saId Al Orden, club
30,000 letters.' prtosldent.
.. Plan to make 1957 your year Here ls the list of winners tn
of service! CVB has jobs to fit the var loua contests:
Bcabor .s8l -S4IO VIa Lido
evt-ryone's capabilities and prt-f· BEAUTY CONTEST-Dorothy
ert>n~. and In the pt"rformance Frederick. Huntington B e a c h
of these voluntt'f'r dutiM. you blonde, wu named Ml.sa Flah
will bE' adding to the hPalth. Fry of 1957. Runners-up were
comfort. and happiness of your Nancy Fell of Anaheim and Ar·
For Yen!
wying ••• end
b.fieving t+.et
YOU CAll
DO BEnER
at
neighbors." lene Porttor of Garden Grove. ~ QUEEN CONTEST (champion
~ BJ "Lirch WIRitl ticket selleri-Diane Abbott sold ~ • Ull 859 tickets to "A1n the quM"n title
"''Il o· ..... Plall for ht't sponsorinr dub. the ~ IIC-IIG Boots and Saddle Club. Runners-
~ The Balboa Island Community up and SPQnsors were Lanl Tran-
Methodlst Church Woman's So tum. Harbor Y's Men's Club; ~ dety held Its first mN-tlng la11t Dlannt-Hom, Costa Mesa Girls' ~ week with the newly elected of Club; and Ann Chisholm. Costa
• ficers In charge. Mesa Fuch!lla Club.
The bus1nMSS meeting. with BABY CONTEST-Division I
• Mrs. Harold J ames presiding out winners. In order they were chos·
• lined the coming year's projects <'n. wert> Scott. son of Mr. and
~ and plans. anl1 the formation of Mr<~. RobE-rt AJ~xander, 1.264 Wat.
new Circles with th<'lr chalrm<'n. Mn St., Costa Mesa; Victor Phil·
A new "off.th<' Island" C'lrcl(' lip II. Ron of Mr. and Mrs. V, P.
has been formed. showing tht' 1 Clanrlone of Newport B t> a c h ;
rapid growth of the church ar Robin Lee, daughter of Mr. and
tivlties. Mrs. J immy Huffine of Costa
F •tur Th<' spiritual hour wall helrl In Mf'!'a ; and Christine, daughter
• urm •• the Sal1c1uary from 12 to 12:30. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCius-
~~1('(1 by Mrs. P F Baines. kPy of Costa Mesa.
• Complete Home FumlahJnp ~ The luncheon tablell were rl<'r Division 11 winners. In order
• Liberty J.U54 oratPd with clowns, hand mad<' from fi rst to fourth place. werE"
.._ • hy the Ruth Circle u a dona Charlotte, daughter ot Mrs. Joan
" l131 Newport A"' I tion to the new Methodist Hos Whltehud, 1874 Westminster
COSTA MESA pita! Gift Shop In Arcadia. St. Costa Meea; Pamela, daugh-
trr of Mr. and Mrs. Orv1lle Am·
bureey of Coeta Mesa ; Char-
maine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Pere-z of Coeta Mesa. and
Mellta Gayle, da upter of Mr.
and Mrs. J . D. Ryan o! Costa
Mesa.
La rgest and Morl Complet.
Furniture Store in the Area.
Cell for f, ..
DECORATING SERVICE
Liberty I 5518
Hou se .. ~ G a r~ en
Furnishin9s for homes.
clubs. yac.hts.
101 7 W. Coest Hiqhwey
Newport Beoch
Father Of Ctsta lesa
C.P.A. Dies at H1111t
GPOrge 4f:. Hatlleld. 96, fathrr
of Costa Mesa Certlfled Public
Accountant A. 0 . Hatfield, died
Monday, J une 3. at a rt>st home
In HemPt, Calif.
He was a native of Pennsyl
vanla and lived In Costa Mesa
with hll'l son !rom 1949 until last
year. He then made his home
with hls daughter, Mrs. Gra~
Honbt>rger. at Winchester, where
she l.! postmistress. Mr. Ha tflt>ld
was a retired ca blnet maker.
PET PAJI.ADE-Flrst. Georgene
and Dora Sutton. daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Georre W. Sutton
of 657 W. Vlltorla St.. Costa
M~a; second, Petn, Terry and
MlchaE'I Schepena, chUdren of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sehepens of
670 W. 18th St., Coeta Meaa ;
t hird, Gt'rlck and Vanya Thuns-
trom. son and daughter of Mr.
snd Mrs. Rick 'Tbunst:rom of 1825
Placentia St., Costa Mesa.
ert.son, Unit~ Church Women; Thuraday, June 20, at t he church.
and Mrs. Harry Imel, woman's The public Is Invited.
gift. Senior Luther Leaguers Kay
admire. That's why SEA
&r SKI ou tiel Ia all other
sun tan prod ucta.
Group chaltm(>n are Mrs Ho-Mlllt-r. as.slstant or,antst for th~
ward Allt>n and Mrs Ru8sell 1 Carol Choir. and Richard Koehler.
Merrick, triE'ndly servl~; Mrs church photographer. will attend ~II Unkey and Mrs. S. D tht-Leadership Training School
Brock, mother's council; Mrs H Monday thmu£h Saturday. Junt-z Bogert and Mrs. John Meador. 22. at the California Baptist
PrlsciUa Servlre: Mrs. Laura Bur-SPmlnary, CQ\1na . ,-------------ltir---ldll
rell. rradlng advt'nture: and -------Mrs J. C. Humphrey, ways and FlltS1 CH UIIC11 Ott C HltiST
means SCIENTIST · • h f Jl01 Vle Lido. Now~ a-ell The groups progr~m 1 t-mt> or A b•e,ch of n.. Motil.,. Churcl.. n..
the coming yt"ar l.s For The LJv. Fi"t Church of Chri.t Scio..tirt ;,. So.
I Look fodJEA a SKI'e -.,.
1
1
ciaJ-otrer diaplay featuftlll
T iny-Tou 8Wim t.nmb for
II only ~ (NJ. 11.96 value)
with any abe SEA A SKL
lng of These Days " l'o"· Meuechu .. tts. '
Su,.doy SchOO' -----11.15 e .m
I At~,,., dnl.l, uamty,
ond tUporl#Mnl •lora Ill ~~~~~~,_ .. .,. I .quaz• IHI«U. Gild piMk ~ • • JODfS BOKOB SOCIETT Su,.dey Service _ -·--··-· ·-· 11-oo • "' Jolene Cannon Pttrklns. 538 w.d ... od.y h o .. inq Mooti .. q 8 00 D"'
Riverside Ave., Newport Ht>lghts. . Reodinq Room louted •• 33 15 Vie
was lnltlatt>d last week Into Beta lodo. Newoorl S..ech. is ODe" weel
Gamma Sigma, national rom-cleys fro"' 9-oo • m. to 5:00 p.m
merce scholutlc honor society, at Wednesdoys fro';' 11:00 •·"'· to 7:-45
the University of Southern Call-0·"'· Frtdey evenonq• .from 7:00 p.m. tr.
l--------~--~--------~~·~~--
COROIA DEL MAR PHARMACY
9:00 p.m. Closod Holode'f'. fornia, where she Is a senior ac-Th bl' • d' 11 . . -~
h "'-h I f • pu •c 11 cor '" y '""''-to et counting major In t e ~ 00 o tend the churc;l. M rvic;ea end uM tho
""''JQ Pawcalptloa f'llcl:maacT"
BA.BBOB l27l
Conunerot. IJ.,ed·~o lloo,.., 3127 E. Coat • .., ..... J .... c:oro.. dial -
llttend I& e!iwtcA ol ~ eJuua
nla w ... -~ En, w ... ••••IIIII Y• -----C:OIOiOMift IOTIIODIST aa w. atua st.. c:o.ta x.-
Libeltf a..s52 -... J.-W. MciJaaDe
Sunday: 9:30 Lm.~.-Clurc:b Sun·
day Sdlool; 9:~ and 11:00
a.m. Mominar Wonhl~7 p.m. CoUeg~ Age MYF Service -7
p.m. Hlab School MYF Servtce; 8 p.m.. young adulll lfOUP
lervice.
TilE caoaca OF caJbiT
1050 Cbarda lt.. c:o.ta .... ~.n.ty •·ml E.C.J--..~
Sunday ~rvicn: 9:45 a .m. Bible
mdy; 11 a.m. momlnt wor-
ship; 6:00p.m. eventnr liervioe.
Mldw~k MrVice, 7:30 p.m.
Thunday.
CB1711CB of U.. WAZ.AaEIR
IllS Aaa.bellll St.. eo.ta M..a ...._: .... cu .. W lllknn•
LJbuty 1·7111
Sunday Servtcn: Sunday School,
9:30 a.m. Morni nt Worablj) at
10:30 a .m. Evangellstk Serv-
Ice, 7 p.m. Sunday. N.Y.P.S.,
6 p.m. Sunday; Praye meet·
lnJ, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
THE CJil7JlCB OF CJIBlST
Odd Fellow!~ l..odcJ8. lMt Knrport A..._
eo.ta ....
LJbuty 1·5711
Tom Bcrbr, Jr .. MlDJater
Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m. B.ble
.rudy; 10:~ a.m. wonbJp aerv-
tee; 7:30 p.m. evening aervtce.
I EVERTJI DAT ADYEHidf W.-po~t at..cL at .. ._ lt.. •...-t .... .. LDMrty ... saa
Eldew D. L lpn.ldi.Dv Saturday Moml.ng Services: Sab-
bath School: 9:30 Lm. -Ser-mon : 11 :00 a.m. Prayer meet-
ing: Wedne:aday, 8:00 p.m.
UWIVEDALDT C:OIOIVJQT'f
FBU.OWIIID
EbeU Cltahbou.M
515 W. Balboa Bl..cl., llclboa
Dr. Cbarlea Blcnawlt
Sunday School, 10:00 a.m. Mom-
inc wo.nhlp, 11:00 a.m.
FIIIST ASSEJOLT or COD
22Dd l t. & E1deD A"'-Coeta ... ~1-nll CBJUST~!s-;:*~IBA CE1n1W. llBL£ C111J'BC11 S~ool : ~~r-
Balboa 11.-cL at l4tla l t. •....,on ~ A"' at llrd St. ahlp: 10:~ a.m. and evangelist IIArbow 5111 Coeta M..a. Llbwty .. s.m aervtee, 7 :30p.m. Yount People
hsbr a.. . ..., A. ears-A. A. Kaden. h8t. and ChU4ren'a Service, 6:30
Sunday Wonblp, 1:30 a.m. and Sunda y SchooJ: 9:45 a.m. Mom· p.m. Sun. Mid-week Servtce:
11 Lm. Qlu.rcla Sebool. t :30 lng Servic:!z 11 :00; Evenlnl Wednnday, 7:30 p.m. Lad lee'
a.m. Midweek ~~;:cs~: 7:00 Sel'v1ce. 7 :~. Mid-week Serv-MI•Jonary CounciL 'Mluftdayw p.m. Wedne.dq t!d by lee, Wed nuda y . 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. fot all day.
6:U p.m. potludt. ~=~Y-people meet 6:U p.m. P'DIST IOOTilUJt BAPnST
n . JOACIIDI caoaca 150 w .• ~.!*;.:e-ta.,_
liM 0....,. Aw.. c:..tll..... a:&WIOII ~ ~--I..Dierty ...... LO i MIIQ c:av.ca Fat:t.. .,..__ J •• ..._ ,__, B. .._ ~~ .._ • 7. L 1. 11 ad 1501 CUff Dt.. •••.,.t:.,...-'~ lleAtlata Sunday 8Chool. 9:45 a.m.· church u :30 a.m. w e04a,11: x.. at ~J _ • e r v I c • u :00 a.m. t.:atnJnr
7·00 a.m. -Ccmf-ton· Satur-• • .._ Unton 7 l .m. Sunday. Evenlnr daya rrom 4:00 to 5:~7:00 to Duplicate momtne ~:45 W'Onhlp &p.m. Su.aday •. Teaeb-
8 ·30 pm. a .m. and 11:00 a.m., Sullday; mt and otncen meet!n1 1 p.m. · · --=-Sunday 9c:hoo1 for lc:booi •ce Wedn•day. Praye Mrv'lce and
f'DIIT BAPni'T CKUJial groups at 9:45 a.m.; Nu:raery Bible mdy 7:45 p.m. Wedh~·
OF W:&WtOIIT provided fot both .ertlc:e. and day.
klbocr Bl~ lttla & Cout I ta.. Sunday School ·~ naT c:aUIICii OF amJIT 1.n.ty 140ft IQZII rDT Patwt Berbelt Q. ,...._ IT. JOD VlAWW'ET ~ 'lla~2 ........ .._..
Sunday eervices: 9:45 a.m.., Sun-114 M~ ~ lalaDd --... day School; 11:00 a.m;t wor. F~ 1..,.._ JUkof ...._ Sunday Sc:hol : 9:15 a.m., Sun-
lhlp Servt~.i. 7:~ p.m. zsunday S .. M 8 .,. • ....... -dq Servtee: U:OO a .m. Wed· e ven 1 n 1 ::servJce· Mid· Week un .. a.y •-= :_. ...,., • .,,;,u nnday EvenJnc Meetinar: 8:00.
IT. ADUWB nanTEa~AJ~ '"ca-u•aca-ISth lt. & lt. Aad'.nwa a4.,
~~laool
"-tan .... , ....... 1""'-1
SUNDAY: MomJnr wonb.Jp, 9:30 and U a.m.; Cburcb Sdlool,
9:30 and 11:00; l r. RIP, Sr.
Hlrb and colle.te ap reJlow·
abfpa. '7 p.m.; Thunday, Pra,.r,
atudy rroup, 1 :30 a.m.
CBOBCB OF on LADT
OP liT. CAbfEL 14&1 w ............... •....,.n
BA~bow Ill• I'.U..I ...... JW..y,lw._ • Patlt.erlll...._..._
~t .....
Sundl.f MaDe.: 8:00 and 10:00
and U :OO a.m. Cont .. lon: Sat·
urdays and ev• o( 1st Jl'rida)"'
and Holy Da71 &om 4:00 to
5 :30 p.m . and from 7:30 to 8:30
p.m. Daily Ma.a 8 :00 a.m. J'tnt
J'?tda7: 6:30 a.m. an<S 8 :00 p.m.
N o " e n a (Perpetual Help) : Monday, 7:45p.m.
IT. JAXII EftiCOfAL a. nr l.ldo. W....-t -....
JIAit)w ·-.... J ................
Sunday Mf'Ytcea: 8:00 a.m. Holy
Comm union : 9:U P'a mtJy Serv-toe.. U a .m ., wotablp tei'Y1ce.
Thunday Servfcet: 9:15 a.m.
Prayer CuUd; 10:30 Holy Com· munlon.
Service: 7:30 p.m. 'wectnelday a.m. Cont..ton: SaturdT end Readtnc Room. 3315 VIa Lido.
Willi. ... J1 .. 1a... Prayer Meettnr. r;:--~,· 0~:Jost to~~;r,P~ •• ~ Newport Bo.ch, OPftl 9 a.m... FDII'r BA.PnsT caoaca •---•• _ 5 p.m. week daJI, 9 a.m.·7:45 ._..AM A"' .t -....ua .u.aoa A.ISDDLT 01" Q01) Fr day M .. 8 a.m. p.m. Wedntsdaya, 7-t p.m. Frt· eo.ta x-Of $.1. Httpla Dies 10f W. 'llctiDda. dq evenJnp. .... •· a. Weuaa lf
Wlllle Mae Johnston. 88, • of ~=I CIDJS~r~..&oaca •~A IILAJn) S"'nday Servtcet: t :CS a.m. Sun· 20322~ Acacia St., Santa Ana W... C.&. Tla• •tJ ._<:~~11) COIOilJJIITT li&IHOJ)JIT ~::00~:~ ::::. ~~ Heights. dl~ Sund•y. l une 2. at Sunday edlool 1:45 e.m.. mom. 1180. US ~ A-. ......_!la-d 'l'ralninr Un~o!!l 7:,:,g.m. ~
h er hom~ ane:r an extended IJI. lnr wonhJp U a.m..J. "-"lnC C... -X te'IT1MI -... ~-.... nJnc Service. wed :T '7 ='0
n-She --· a natl"e of ............ enncelt.t ~ 7:45 .. -...._, .... ...._1W:ww llAIW _, I: ~ -·-a ·llbl
"-· --•• £'-A Mtd-...-....see 1:45 J:::A Sun:-~ Servka: -~~~· Sunday S•r•lcea : t:.IO a.m. A-• n .. ,_ • a nd llnd here 15 yean. -. Ch .. ~• .-':Y..' ndq: '7:10 1·m. Sh e Is .urv1ved by her hUI· .aqund~. Younc~W• • "-'-a.m. SWtd&1 at u:rda k.-~ &Dd U:OO Ken a Olofua practt~· :30
band. Olear; 3 eons. Lawrence ::;lce:;::-7•:45:;~:.m.::Tb=e.d~a~y•.-::::-l~O=:U:-a..m.::=::=:::--:::-::a.m.==W~OnhJ~=P=:-:=·==~==P~·=rn.~M:;en:::·•~Pra~;"'~M~Mil;;n~c~. _
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Corolla del Mar, Calitornfa
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Corona del Mar
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~NGIOLA SARTORIO, now o Corona del Mar residel\t, is pictured
•n o donee scene during her professional donci"g career in Italy.
Noted Dancer From Italy
Continues Career in COM
ay IIEJIIUZ LDmSZT
The Newport Beach area Ia
fortunate In havlna-Madam
Ang1ola Sartorlo, outstanding
Italian dance cho~grapher and
teacher, as a permanent reiJI·
dent.
Madam Sartorlo was born In
Rome, Italy, the daughter of a
renowned painte-r and once vice·
president of tht> Academia d 'Ita·
Ita, the representaUve academy
of Italian art and science. Her
youth was spent In England, pur·
sulna-the fields of painting and
mu11lc. At the age of 20, she ~
a-an her dancing career. studying
In many schools, amona-which
wu the famous Rudolph von
Laban. She wu tor many years
a member of the JOOM Company
She also studied with the Rus·
alan Ballet In Parls.
Italy, In the 30's. had no mod·
em dancing and Madam Sartorlo
wu lratrumental In changlnc
the whole aspect of thls art. She
also encouraced the return of
the masculine gender to the
dance in Italy.
Due to her dlsagreelnc with
the "polltieos" lntrlng1ne on
artlatk treedom. Madam Sartorto
left Florence In 1939, to pioneer
In the United States.
th~ children's Centre with over
200 participants.
Madam Sartorlo had always
looked forward to mlgratlnr to
th~ West and In September of
1956, she left New York, along
with ht>r friend, Mrs. Gertrude
Klarls. a well known painter and
stained glaas window designer.
They came to Corona del Mar,
where they now reside at 606
Heliotrope Ave.
Sartorlo. as sne calla herself
professionally, Is engaging In a
profH&Ional summer school of
dance. She hopes to have a com·
pany established by tall and
plaM to tour the West. Because
of her lnt~'"t In children. she Ls
preparing special performances
for young people.
OCC Sophs
Are Engaged
Two craduatlng sophomores at
Oranee Cout College have wed-
dine plana. They are Mlas Ruth
Emlly Dudley, daueht.er ot Mr.
and Mn.. Edward Dudley of Co·
rona Richlands, and Donald Ho-
ward B1td. aon of the T. Howard
B1rcb of San Clemente. The Pf'08·
pectlve poam 1a vtce-presldent of
the Sophomore et .. at OCC.
Three aenerat.lona we• rep·
resentH In ~ ~dine party
W'ben VlrJ1nla Eloobar became
the bride ol lob.n G. Powen Jr.
at Laa Ve,u on Kay 18.
Mia Penny l'Acobar wu bn
motber'a only attendant. and
John G. Powen. the croom'a fa.
ther, eervtnc u beat man.
11\e bride baa been a teacher
ln Newport Elementary School&.
Her new bu.band la wtth Stand·
Miss Reynolds
Will Be Bride .
Of R. Wells
Plana for a fall weddlng ba~
~n announced by Ralph Erwin
Wella, son of Mr. and M.ra. Byron
Wells of 315 Coronado Ave., Bal.
boa, and Mlaa Nancy Jean Rey .
nolda of Glendale.
The bride la the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Colin W. Reynolds,
now of Glendale, but In the pro-
ceu of building a home In Bal·
boa Coves.
Both of rbe youne people took
the collece work at Oregon
State Collece. where the pi'OI·
pect1ve bride 1a ~lvtnr her
diploma thla month. 'Th~ In·
tended eroom a-raduated trom
Oregon ln 1954.
Girl Scouts
Set Day Camp
Harbor area Girl Scouts will
hold a day camp Monday
through Frtday of next week on
the site of the former Castaways
Club. Newport Beach. Til-erne of
the week long camp Ls "lnterna·
tloDal Frtendahlp."
Over 300 Girl Scouu and
Brownies wtll u.semb~ at the
camp each day and work on
projects ba.sed on the theme.
Flag11 ot tree countries will be
nown.
Scouu will e~ Hawallan
huta, sing torela-n aonp. learn
foreign dances. and attend work
shops In aketchlne. cooking, and
alnging.
The camp will end Friday rve·
nlng when Scouta will praent a
campfire proeram for thelr par-
ents.
Mra. lack Qut.enberry la chalr·
man ol the camp eommlttee. Mrs.
Robert Sd1ock. M'nL Donald 'nt·
ley, and MrL ltenneth Hannahs
~ JOUI' C'l•wfaed ad 1a the
lfewpart Ra.rbol' Eb.IIJD -Call
Harbor 1114 or Harbor 1115.
In New yon, where llhe made
her home. she WU'ked u chOftO-
If&Pher at the Qty C.ntft Opera
and at the l one. Beacb 'Ibeatre.
She al.lo staeed the dancea at Ens!p cluatJed ada let resulta. wtll ua1n
Show er the bride with
The bride's future today, is brightened
by the glow of "heirloom" steel ...
beautiful and practical, too, this long
lasting metal is an integral part of the
new home-maker's life.
Give her gifts of ateel
JUNE SPECIAL ••• 11/t Qt. Sauce Pcm. ~ SI8.2S ••• while
tbey Salt $3.19
*CROWN HARDWARE*
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ard OU Company in South A.Jn81.
ca. The oewlywecla wtll make
tbeJr home In Venezuela.
The bride 1a the dautf!ur of
MrL E. G. Witt ot 412 Slrnal Rd.,
CJttr Hawn. Parenta o1 the eroom
are the loh.n Powers of Arcadia
Dance Tutor
Is Travel i'ng
Mn. Harold J. (Dorothy Jol
9wanaon ct 606 Beconla Ave.,
OofoA& del Mar, owner of the
Dorodly lo Dance Studio at 2515
E. eo..t Blchway, hu been do·
ln1 a lot ot traveUnr lately and
abe antk:lpates even more ~t . Unc about before the aummer 1.1
over.
Sbe &Ad llr. Swanson flew
C. D. Shedenhelm. Edlaon dla·
trlct manager', praented hla com·
pany'a "llchtlne award of 1956"
to Donald C. Duncan, 1•meral
manaaer of HeUpot. durtne an
Informal ceremony wblcb In·
eluded participation by Phll
Martin, llchtlne conaultant tor
Edlaon, who advlaed the tlrm on
the ~ of MW, hl.rb-output fluo·
re.cent tubes.
Wards Attend
Church Meet
Held in East
Phoenix. Altr... Jut 1bul'1Jday to Mr. and Mrs. Ceor•e Ward ol attend a d.-reunion of ecbool •
"chum.'' at Gary, Ind., where ~~ ~~Ch'-andln ~~~ r Mrs. Swanson attended h 1 uc er. ne, were -"'n
They al.lo attended a f~e;:;·~ last Wf'f!k for the annual mHt·
weddin.r whlle they ar t l ing of the Ch.rUtian Sde.nce Phoenix. e a Ch urch. The Warda are membe-5
of the Newport Beacll Cbun:h of
Mr. and Mrs. Swanaon flew j Ch rist, Scientist.
badt to Puadena Saturday Appointment o1 Mta. Kabel
nilbt. 1be7 attended th~ eradu Ellen Lucas of Brookline Mus.
atlon ot their clauJhter, Sandye, u presl~nt o1 The ·llotha,;
from tbe P'UAtridp Sacred Bean Church. n.e P1nt Ona.rch of
Aca~. 1be Swanaon tamUy Chrt.st. Sdent.lat. wu announced
returned to Corona del Mar Tuell· at the annual rneetiJll. Sbe la a
day. native ol Idaho and 1r4!W up In
No 800ner than Mrs. Swanson Spokane. Wuh. Sh~ jol.ned The
could rest a day, plana were Mother Church In 190S and for
made for cother trip. She and many years haa deYoted b~ lull
her panmta, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. time to th~ public pract:loce ot
Bellln of Colona del M.ar, arl" Christian Science bealine.
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CONVENJENCE
OF YOUR YRIEJfDS
CIYSTIL
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Corona del Mar
Phone~ llarbor 1.3'73 leavln~ today ('IbUJ"'IdayJ for While on their trip eut, the
Chlcaeo. where Mrs. Swanson. Wards attended the craduatlon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ who la president ol the Southern of their son at Prlndpla School In
Calltomla Dance .U.OCUUon. M.luow1.
will teach at a dance eemlnar. 1'DIE IT.&a"''' &T 1'0Va DOOa
WbUe she la there, ahe and her
parents will vislt Mrs. Swan.
aon'a slater, Mrs. C. K . Unton of
Cary, lnd. Mrs. Unton operate~~
the dance studio that waa oper·
ated by Mrs. Swanson before she
came to Corona del Mar.
You would think Mrs. Swanson ~ ~ a rest alter a teach .
lng ~on ln Chlcaao. but that'a
not In her plana. She w1lJ return
here July 1 and open her studio
tor sum.mer classes.
Shower
The Community Volunteer Bu·
,.,.au hu a new home, at 325 N.
Newport Blvd., Newport Helchta.
phon~ Uberty 8-0717. The Bu.
reau moved ~ntly trom the
Newport Harbor Chambet' of Com·
rne-rce BuUdlnc.
Otflce hours at 10 a.m. to l
P m. Tuesdaya throuch Fr1daya.
the bride
wit h
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Give her gifts of steel
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City. Will Set
Beach Closing
at I 0 o'Clock
Newport Clty Council took
ateJMt Monday evening to eet a
10 p.m. cle»lng time for the Co·
rona del Mar Beach, Instead ot
the preeent midnight closing.
Councllman Jay Stoddard aald
the clearing of the beach at mid·
nlaht cauees a nuisance to near·
by resldenta. City Attorney Karl
Davta wu Instructed to prepare
the necessary ordinance.
Miss Edith Grant Is Married PIIIIIPMII •
t Ed d A d t P .... I •• , ...... 0 . Waf n rew a omona PS Beta PhJ Alumnae elub wtll
Jun., UJCS7, Ia a never·to-be fw·
cotten month for Mlla Edith
Laurel <kant. daulhter ot Kr.
and M.ra. Burton Smith Grant ot
Loe Anpi.M and Balboa Ialand.
Saturday, lune 8. wu the date ot her murtap to Edwald lohn
Andrew on the Pomona CoUep
Caropu.a. The younr couple are
lnwrrupt1n1 tbelr honeymoon to
Santa Barbara and San Francl8co
to Mtum to Claremont for her
graduation born ~mona CoHere.
Following graduation ceremonlee
they will report to Fort Hun·
ehuca, Arizona, Where the IJOOm
Ia stated u a PFC In the U.S.
Army.
Chaplain Robert Rankin offici-
ated at the itternoon weddlna
ceremony, wblch w.. held at
Brldrea Hall ot Mualc on the
campus. A reception at Memorial
Court on campus Immediately
followed the ceremony.
~ wblte taUeta gown with
clasalc lines wu chosen by the
bride for her wedding. With It
she WOn! a prtn~ veil which
she herself brought from VeniC"e.
when she returned from Italy a
summer ago.
Arthur Walters lr. ot North Chi·
caao. Arion Brubaker ol La
V•me, B. Pab1ck 'nlOiftl*m of
Pensacola. Florida, and O.C:U
Ford.
~ ludy Tallman ot Brent· wood and C&rolyn Barb..-and
Bannlnc eerved u candlelttbterw.
loeeph Henry ot Arcadia wu
weddlna *>loiata.
At the reception Mra. Grant
received ru-.a In a JUae ebltfon eown with matcblrta' acceaar1ell.
Th~ rroom'• mothf!l' wote a
mauve grey lace over pink aatln
with pink acceaorl-. Mra. RaJ
Brown Jr. a•l.ated In areetlng
tht> more than 400 eue.ta present
at the weddiJ\&' ft'Jrtlvltlea.
The rroom l.a abo a former
~mona Collct~re ltudent. having
attended there before enterin1
the army. While at Pomona. he
wu a member ot KAppa 11\et.a
Epsilon fraternity. The bride hu
spent summers and many wee)(.
ends with her famlly on Balboa
Is land, where they have owned
properties for many years.
hold thelr "summer 8Plaah"
next WednMday, lune 19, at the
hom. ot Mn. Earl Cotkett. 304
BUell& Vlata. Bal~. 1be day
will bqln with buftet luncheon
at 11 a.m.
Not Much Ado
About Budget
A.lmoat no question. were
uk.ed from the audience as the
Newport Beach City Council held
Ita tlra) public hearin1 on Ita
1~7·58 bud1et.
Proposed budret tot.a.1 Js $2.·
175,097, but no capital Improve.
menta or aalary adJustments are
Included.
City Manager Robert Shelton
aald that propoaala for aalary In·
creuee will be ready for next
Monday evenlnl"• continued
budget hearlnJ. Capital Improve.
ment projects wtll be considered
after the final report ol the
Cltlzena Advl*>ry Committee In
July
To Hate 11tl to Holtl - --
Let The Loguno Federol Sovongs end Loon
U.S. Diplomat
to .Italy Visits
Sister Here
Dr. Dav1d M. Maynard. who
Just completed 2 yeara' aervtce
u American Counsel General
at Jamaica and who bu been
aaalped to th~ aame ~atJon
at Genoa, Italy, baa been vtalt·
lnr with h1l alater, Mt.. GJyde
Maynard ot 609 Lark.apur Ave ..
Corona del Mar. AccompanylnJ
him Js hla wlle and thm aon,
David.
Dr. Maynard, who wu tempo.
rary ambuaador to Paraeuay, l.a
on vacatJon and arrived here
with hla faintly Tuesday from
New York. He will leave the
U. S. In July to aecept hl.a new
uslgnment In Italy.
B.EOOVE.aDfQ ROll IVIIO&aT
Mrs. John F. Bovee ot 903 N.
Bay Front, Balboa l&land. l.a
back home, convalesclna trom
surgery she underwent two
weeks ago at St. Vln~nt's · Hoa-
pltal, Los Angeles.
NEWL YWEOS -Mr. end Mr~. Kenneth Finley were tMrried on
Decorotion Doy (Bernie ~lden photo).
Mrs. James Arthur ROf'hm, for·
merly Carolyn Ellu~th Grant.
was her sl.ater's matron or honor
She wore a light blue cryatallette
gown and carried a bouquet or
garnet I"'OM!!I. Similarly attired
were the four bridesmaids. Miss
Juanita Andrew, sister of the
groom, Mlss Patricia HarrU! and
Miss Carolyn Schwab or Los An-
geles and Mlas Mary Furgerson
or Arcadia.
be your ~or king pertner in helping you to OC·
hieve security for your fomily. Come in now ond
d iscuss en ell-over plen for finonci11l growth with
one of our office rs. This pion moy include " pro-
grom for borrowong to build or buy e home. It
should elwoys include e sov•ng s proqrom geored to
your budget 11 sovi11qs proqrem thot st11rts woth
Latest loHr1 Slfles
IT ADn.E.SS DI.XKEII SETS
Sen1c:e f« c . . . s 17.95
VVallace Calderhead
Jeweler
3123 Eaat Cocut Highway
Coi'Oila del Mar
be nice
from
aH
directions!
~u.ulfrr Jltms ynul1kt' nobodydJe
in the woriJ. Yuur h1p1 WlmdnW
to ~ pcrf«t t~7r . . your rummy
goa ~way . ynur amu and lqp
bec.omr '!«It md lovely.
Scaulfcr u d1e pl.acc of all pbcc:s
to 80 wbco you thmlt of rcduc-
1111-Come and t« UJ. We'llg1vc
)'OU the body of a ~uty from
every smglc cLrcct10n.
fru trW nut. No obhjcadoft.
1117 a. COAn' .wr.
ocectlrA DG. MAa
Miss Manon Bayer Exchanges
Vows With Kenneth Finley
Hal W. Brown Jr or Pomona
College was best man for the
groom. who Is the aon ot Dr. and
Mrs VIctor John Andrew or Chi·
caao and Claremont. Servtng as
ushers were the groom's cousin, Ml~ Ma non Bay(•r be<-ame
the brid~ or Kt'nnt'th F¥11t'y In
a small family wedding S(>rVI<'<'
Glamour
Glimpses
By ADD
WPicome to our summer VISI
tors in the Harbor area: Come 1n
and see us soon and r<'el Cree
to make O'BRII::N'S your "home"
store while you are vacation ing
with us. It you've been here ~
tore, you know that we love to
have you c-ome In and browse.
Cclme lD CIDd ... ~ hnmd
DeW' addltia& .. ~. CIOI• a... Gild ..... Cl look crt ou.r
"'1aooatioD bootJa• out froet.
'llpedally ~ for-you to 99t
a 9ood loolr at our "fasbi.oa of
the week"'.
If you're nt>W to the ;uf'.l. all
the more rea~n why you II \Oo <lnt
tu rome In and look us over
w. t b l D II you'll llll •
O'Bai.Elf'S becau.M, alth0U9b
lt'a a IIIDall aton CIIIDpand to
OW dty coua1Aa, we bCIY• trl.ci
to mcd.Dbd.D em lD.cUYiduallty
of Ml.ec:tioll wb.kb la .-mon
penoDGl them la pouJ.ble I.D a
lcrJ9• emporium.. You .... Vel·
IDCI O'BdeD. b~ of O'BiliEl'f'S.
ba.s al...,. t.lt ~ happy to
bGYe a atoc:e located I.D aucb
a WODderful ana amooq peopJ.•
wbo appredcrte DeW fCDbi.oa
cmd d1acrilllmatiD9 ta.st•. th.at
abe baa 90De out of b•r-.....cry
to fi.Dd ~OGal CID4 beauti·
ful thlllp. clottte. f« femm"
of all ~ that an •C»lleDt
buys. too.
Old I say girls or all agc>s?
Well. I should say girls or all
sizes. too ... Because O'BRIEN'S
carries a range or slzes that Is
hard to believe. for lnstancc>:
there are junior slz.ea from 5 to
15; misses from 8 to 20; Jl('tlte11
from 10 to 18. C"'Ustom halt slu-s
from 121., to 20''~-We also havf'
c-lothes designed ror the tallc>r
girl.
We have suits (from budaet
priced to Davtdowl, dressft from
$8.95 to $175.00, lingerie, hMe.
girdles. bras. blouses and sweat·
ers. hats. .carla. 11ovea. hand·
bap, belts. jewelry ... from Sl
up to the ~autltul Monet mas-
ter-cra.Cted jewelry.
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.... becnat:llal =··-· crt ~ 1o .ad fdrrt wtao
an retwaiDJD9, Gild ..,. fna.dl
Jaat ......... Gild aU OQI
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O'DDJn. (a..,._. Md -
T" -. IL r. tt.e e•He .... npt ........ tt.e Jaft
treat wt"iC • Clll ...... • ..
.. Cl bea'CIIUial -.... .._ ~ ... e1 ceeaet)
W!tether you aft ahopplnr for
a dollar lift radpt or a ppous
.ult tor $100, our atatf wtll be
ever 110 pleued to help you.
2!S1S &. Coat ~
caealrADa.IIU ....__
held on Deroration Day morning
at the Co~rona del Mar Com ·
munlty Chur .. h
ThP brldt' 1s thl' daughtN of
Mr ancl Mrs. Otto Bayf'r o! l-116
Monro\ 1a Ave. Co!!ta Mesa. Her
nrw hu'lbantl. formerly o! Vir·
glma. i" tht' Mn nt Mrs. Arc-h I Fmlt'Y of l\fNced and the late
Arrh Finl<'y
Correct Nose
Count Totals
Up to 21.20 I
The rorrec'ted oftlclnl flgur('s
show 21.201 pt'Ople living In tht>
City of N<'Wport Beach as of the
May 17 special census. This ls
an Inc-rease over the previously
announced total of 21.195.
The total lnc-ludt>s 11,140 fe-
males, 10.061 males.
LECAL JlfO'nCE
os l.ttle os the S I 00 tl te~es to open o s"vonqs
occount here. Don I put .t off C ome on now.
AI ec:c:ounts in1ured up to $10,000
UIUIA FEDERAL SA VIliS I LDIIISSI..
The Rl'\' Edwin C Gomke per
({ltmf'd thr marriage rites. The
brirll' won• a white sheath gown
Of S<ll i/l rmbroidt'rt'd With lllC't'
and a matching halo band. Ht>r
wt•ddlnl':' fl owl'rs were white
or<·hld'l AtiPndlng hPr was hN
"lstrr Mr<~ Herb Miller of Costa
Mt>lllt. ShP wore a la\'ender sheath
dr<'l\.c; and pa le orchid corsagt>.
Jim Stough or Santa Ana servt>d
as best man.
Following the C"eremony a re·
ceptlon was held at the bride's
parents home. From there the
young couplt' departed for a hon·
rymoon at Lake Arrowhead.
NOTICE OP PU8UC JlEODf~ Twv otac..
Notice Is hereby 11ven that
the City CouncU ot the City of ~ ..__ 1aa n __ ..
Newport Beach wtll hold a con-222 Ocean A~. 6(11 N. El C&Jnlno Real
tlnued public hearing on Re8o-HYatt <1·11'77 RYaclnth 2-1195 lut~~ ~.~lnga~·~======~==~=================~~~~~~~===~ Tht> brfdt> Is a graduate or
~t"Wport Harbor High School and
Orange Coast Collt'ge The groom
31tt'nl1e<1 ,;rhools In VIrginia
and servrd !or four years with
thP l' ~ Air Force In Bt>nnuda
Thl' n<'Wiywt'ds are making their
home at 2373 E 23rd St., Costa
ME"Sa
lutlon of Intention of the City f
t1MJVERSALIST FEU.OWSBIP
"And Now Scientists Have &>.
rome Prt'acht-rs" will be the M>r-
mon topiC" of DT Charles Blau-
velt Sunday at the Universalist
Community F't'llowshlp at the
Ebell Clubhouse, Balboa. Dr.
Blauvt>lt w111 consldc>r the moral
Implications In the testing of nu-
c-lear weapons as a haz.ard to the
health of prt>!llent and future
generations and to the moral
leadership or the United States.
Counc-Il of the City of Newport
Beach declaring Its Intention to
order the rloslng up, vacation
and abandonment of a portion
of a C"ertaln stn-et known as
Clubhouse Avenut> lfonnt>rly
Railroad Avt>nUf'l of Canal Sf'c.
tlon In the City of Nt>wport
BeBac-h, County of Oran(W. State
of California.
NotlC"e 1.3 further given that
the said rontlnued public hear-
Ing will be held on the 24th day
of JunP, 1957. at the hour of 7:30
o'clock P.M. In the Council
Chambt'M of thP City Hall or
the City or Newport Besch at
which time and pla<.'f' any and
all per~ns Interested may ap-
pe-ar a nl1 1M' ht"ard thc>rf'On.
MARGERY SCHROUDER.
City Clerk of the
City of Newport Bt>ac-h
Step into a home
Planned for ··y ou
,
Bakers decorator will assist
T II wo
the Newlyweds (or old married folks)
with the selection of colors -furnishings
• •
and fabrics to make your honeymoon cottage
reflect your feeling for beauty and comfort . . .
•
Because our decorator is also an interior designer
you are ~le to see from water color sketches
exactly how your home will look.
"Where GoOd TC'IBte ec.ta·No More"
Corona del Mar
aKKutCout~
llarWIQ7
l.agwp Becdl • .._A .....
n.u •·um
We would love to curl
up and dye for you
RAY Milll:R MURL IDA DAMPIER
Civic League Will Install
Mrs. Marshall as President
N rt d M 0 t• . t JfZW.Oft JUUO• Dltca • ewpo an esa p amas s .~~~o~c4to~*
to Install Officers Friday MD. CAlli uauua
nt. final replar meetJnc ot
the Woman'• Civic IAacue lor
the d ub year wliJ be held at 10
a.m. "1\aMday at t.he Community
Youth Center and wUJ feature In·
atalJatlon at new otfleera by Mra.
Norman Wagon of Udo t.Je. Mra.
Robert Marat\aU, proeram chalr· man. la tt\e lncomlne. president.
Mrs. Wataon, president of t.he
Callfornla Federated Woman'a
Clu~ Junior Mem benhlp, hu
juat returned from tbe National
Convention ol Federated Women
held In North CarolJna, where
ahe honored Vlce.Prestdent Rich·
ard Nlxon with t.he preMn tatlon
ot a rotd nu net trom CaWomJa.
Supporttnr Mta. M.arahalJ u
new otflcera of the Civic Learue
next year will be Mrs. Ronald
Barlow aa flnlt vice-president;
Mrs. Clyde Johnaon u aecond
vlc.-.presldent; Mra. Robert Huber
as recordlnr aecretary; Mra.
In tfte
Ucfo ShoppiMJ Area
For a l..Mge Selection of
YARDAGE -LINENS
BEDDING -NOTIONS
PATTERNS
BOYS' & GIRLS'
TOT to TEEN
CLOTH ING
3404 Via lido
Newport Beach, c.lif.
Robert Rea u com!Sp()ndlnc ~·
retary; Mta. A. Marbura Yerk•
u treuurer; Mra. l ack Cunnlnr·
haJD u auditor; M,.. C. LAster
Jona u historian and Mra.
Frank Jt.arcl u parliamen tarian.
ALto on the prorram will be
the hlatorlan'a report for this
year by Kra.. J'rank Karat The
meetJnr wlll be followed by a
nndw1ch buffet. Ho.teues wtll
be Mra. LaVerne Lake, chalnnan,
and Mrnes. Robert Rea, Walter
Cole. Walter Dunn and Georre
Wlllson.
Althourh the parka and rec~"ea·
tlon and community atfalra
committees wtll meet durin&' the
summer, the next ~eneral meet·
lng will not be held until Sept·
ember unlesa some matter of
particular dvlc I m p o r t a n c e
arlses, according to Mrs. Philip
Burton, retlrlnr prealdent.
First Baptist
Church Plans
Bible School
The Newport Beach Flnlt Bap.
tlst Ch urch DaUy Vacation Bible
School will cet under way at 9;30
a .m. Monday at the church.
Classes will be held from 9:30
until 11 :30 a .m. Monday t.hrourh
Friday. The school enda Friday,
June 28.
The school Is for children 4
yean old and all children who
are In the elehth or a lower
en de.
The prorram will Include wor.
ship, Bible study, cratu. recrea·
tlon. dramatics. a picnic, and a
closing prorram to be held at
7 :30 p m. Sunday. June 30.
TeaC'hers and workers In the
school are Mrs. R N Walker,
Mrs. Herbert Johnson. Mrs. Jo
54:>ph Trau, Mlls Nancy Calli,
Mrs. Fra nk Atta naslc. Mrs 111lle
Kldd and the pastor. the Rl>v
Herbert Johnson.
GJlAJfDMOTBEBS MEET
The Newport Harbor Grand·
mot.heTS Club will hold a lunC'h·
eon meeting at noon today
IThursdayl at the Gourmet Res
taurant. Dlsneyland Hotel.
JUNE BRIDE -Mrs. W illi.,m Bouck Jr. is the former Miss Suso11
M"rie Dussler of Bolbo.,. jPeter Z. M. Singe r photo).
Susan Marie Dussler Is Wed
to William Bouck of Balboa
Next door neighbors were I and Caplonl taltt>ta. The fitted
united Sunday in a double nng bodice was embroidered with
wedding ceremony held In late st'~ pearls and was matrhPd
afternoon at St. Andrews Pres·1 with a pill box hat holding her
byterlan ChurC'h fingertip veil. The t>1ght gore-
The bride W811 .Miss Susan skirt wa.s noor length Tht' bride
Mane Dussler. daughter of Mrs C'arrled an old fash ioned rolonlal
Marie DuMler of 2025 E. Ocean bouquet of baby while rOS('bUd$
Boulc.>vnrd, Balboa. The groom I and lily of the vallc.>y
Is William E BouC'k Jr. son MIM Linda DU"51N wa" her
of Mr and Mrs. William BouC'k. sister's maid of honor She.> wore
2029 E Ocean Elvd 1 a strf't't length dress ot pmk I'm
Tht' brides uncle, William broldl'red or~andy over tatreta
Dlckt>y, gavl' ht>r away. The and C'a rrled a rolonlal bouquPI
Rev James Stewart of St. An· of pink C'arnatlons and blut> del ·
drews PresbytNian Church. per. phlnlum RIC'k BouC'k. brothPr of
fonnt>d the marriage ceremony. the groom, was best man
Miss Dussler designed and Usht'r!l. ht>adt'rl by Ed Evans.
New otflc:en o1. tbe Newport
Harbor' and eo.ta Mesa Optim·
lat Clube wUJ be lutaJJed at a
dJI\ner.dance at 8:30 p.m. to·
monow (Friday) at the Balboa
Bey Club . llaJwood Lanon, d.ta·
t.rlc:t rovernor, will be the In·
8talllnr oltlcer.
Nonnan Brown of Corona Hl(h. Jan~ will be ln.atalled pres!·
dent of the Newport club. Fran.k
Glockner and Frank Jordon wUJ
be lnatalled u vlce.presldenta;
Gordon White, NCretary; Ralph
Valrw9ther, treuurer; and Babe
Orbon, ~~erceant-at·amu.
Membera of the board of dl·
rectora art" Nonnan Brown. Ruu
Foret. AJ Beatty, Ted Russell.
Verne Watson, Jim J~nlnp and
Kenny Nichol&
Committee members are Veme
Wat.aon. A. K. Phelp. and Dr 0
G. Suea. attendance; C h u c k
Bradley and W. C. Buchterklr
chen, achlevementa; Babe Or
bon and Dr. J. R. Loneley, boys
work; Ted Russell. Dr. Hansel
Benvenuti and Hal Hetrick. en-
,-
Mrs. N. D. Cash o1 215 Nar-
tmalnnwnt; Dr. Ted Clarke, cl.aua Ave., Corona dt-1 Mar, re·
Jlalph Fallweatber and Dick turned here Saturday alter ~n
Hllll&M. finance and fund rall· extensive motor trip throu&ft
Jna; Jlm Jennlno and ~ Mnlco. Arizona and Colorado
Stewart. membeTShlp; au. Ford She left Corona del Mar In March
and ~enny Nichola. 1 p e c I a I and spent ~ time tn Guay.
events; and Norman Brown and mas, Mexico. Suzan, Mn. Cub's
Chance Buahard. reception. I dor . also made tM trip.
DISTDfcnvE
e DfVITA"nnWS e AT·I!IOKE CAJtDS
8EAtrnFUU.T &JfGilAVED 011
CRAIE'S FilE PIPEIS
Let Us Help You Select the Proper Forrru1
c:;\\ARRINER'S
STATIONk~S
22!5 Fo.re.t Ave.
LAGUNA
BE THE~~ PLATE
marie her wedding drell.'l. It was Included Mel DaviMn. Richard
fashioned of white Imported laC'e Kinney and Richard Krueger.
White stock and gladioli to
gether with white candlt>S and
satin bows decorated the church
tor the weddlnc c-e~mony. Or·
anp bloaoma were added to the
dec:oratlon.!l for the ~ptlon,
YOU WANT TO BE .••
Enjoy od tfte reftne-
!Mfttt of design thot
make this su mm•r
formal so •l•gant.
Slim shawl callor,
flap poclreh, ~ter
vent -and Dacron
blend f a bric w ith
"Sup'er Sta in Shy"
f inish that repels
spoil a nd sta ins,
ma intains ill w ell
Twelve persons from the Har· which was held In the-churc:-h
bor area were ~lved Into mem· hall after the rites Al pha Chi ~rshlp and 2 per.10ns we~ bap· 1 Omega sorority sisters Margie
tlud rN'ently at thc.> Corona del l W1l'>lln. Darle-ne Karjala, 5} I via
Mar Community ChurC'h . Vaughn and C'.<~rolyn Spll't"r as
Donna Mae Briscoe and Thorn· slsted w ith the reoeptlon. as did
u Hoop received the sacrament Karen and Kathy Dk-k«'y. rou~
of baptism. Members from Co· Ins of tht' bride
rona del Mar are Mrs. Rose Hall. Mrs. DuMit"r rf'('(>lvPd guPSt.<l
720~ Marguerite Ave ; Dr Keith In a powdt>r blue llilk shantung
Walker, 2721 E. Coast Highway; sht>ath trimme-d with Imported
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whall, 321 lace and pearls With It s ht> wore
Na rcissus Ave.; Mrs. Mona Wll· a blue straw picture hat and
kerson, JO.j IIi$ Ave ; and Mr. white a~riE'S and a cor<mge
and Mrs. M. C. Johnson. :>10 Sea· of pink rose-s. The bride!n"oom·s
ward Road. Corona Highlands mother wore a beige silk linen
Other members are Calvin S sh~th with white IIC'Ct'SSOr1es
Foss. 7300 Ocean Front. New. and a similar rorsage.
port Beach ; Mrs. NPllie ( Spen-Followln~t a honeymoon In
cer, 222 E. 20th St .. Costa M~a. Apply Valley Inn anl1 New York,
and Mrs. 0. W. Hoop and Thorn. thp rouple will make the-Ir hom<'
as Hoop, 418 St. Andrews Road. In Mystic. Conn The bride's go
Clift Haven. lng away <."08tumc.>. designed by
LB. Scett .lr. of CDI
.......... ~~epee
herst>lf. was a purple and lavt>n
der silk sheath dreu w1th a
white duster and a~r1es She 1
Is a graduate or Ne-wport Har
bor Union High School and at
tended UCLA.
Wonderful to wear . .
with rice in your hair!
. o memory ptcture of you
" o p,, Up G rl Co"o"
wtl! ~ruqgle ... to h hea•t
o,o s·.,y tfle•e l:~.f!·'
Cottons for 11mtime, moontime undM +flirty dollarJ!
509 W. 19TH ST., COSTA MESA PLAZA
UIEaTY 8-2451
Lawrt'nce B. Srott Jr or eo. The gTOOm graduated la~t ye-ar I
rona del Mar, received a Master from UCLA. whe~ he beloneed
of Aeronautical Engineering De-to Sigma Nu fraternity He 1~
vee Friday from the University fno~w~o~n~d~u~ty~wl~t~h~th~e~U~. S~N~avy~~==~~~~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~=::;. ol Colorado. Boulder. Colo. He
hu accepted a position with
Douglas Corp .. Long Beach.
fiughJ. We & Sows
CLOT~IERS
tOe W.4-8T. SANTA. ANA, CALifl'.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott are llvtnr
with Mrs. Scott's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Jones of 734 Pop·
py Ave., Corona del Mar, until
the completion of the Scott's new
home at 339 E. Wll.on St., Costa
Mesa.
Mrs. Scott Is the former Bar·
bara Louise Jones.. She ls a grad·
uate of Harbor Hlrh School. Mr.
Scott la the aon ol. Mrs. L. B.
Scott of E1 Paso. Texas.
Read Enalgn CJ..-itled Ada.
Light and Lacy
This cotton lace sheath modeled m our shop
b y Nancy Phelps is ideal to wear to a
wedding ... or take on a wedding trip.
It comes in pastel-Pink -White -Black
Sizes 8, 10. 12, 14 & 16 __ ··-·--·-·-·--..$19.98
~elena's
FADS AND FASHIONS
&ClOUT WWitf
OC..A DG. 11M
.. 1&1111111
speaking of
the woman you'll
tlaat .. , ratnnt,.
II ,_ 'llrrv!
love • • •
There's no denying 1t Make-up "know-how " the nght hatr-
style to flatter your fea1 ures .. they make all the difference m
the world. You're a changed person lovely, ahve. assured
Even if you're very attractive "as lS'' .
ful hft a restylmg will add to your hfe
you need that wonder-
JANE FITZGERALD
BEAUTY S ALO N
JTSa E. oo.t ~-Cor-.a del lkr-Barllor 1111
,. ........................ J
Hair re tyling cut. incl. shampoo and
set, from $5.00. Permanents from 113.50.
Bleach ind shampoo from $5.50.
Shampoo-hnts from fl.SO.
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------------------------------~----------------·~~ SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS who received ewords ot the recent C ·.t·.zens Asked to Help Make Newport Harbor High School service benquet ere, seated from left, Laurie Hendrich , Jeanette Baird, 8orbora Dorkin, Claudia New Members
on Board of
N. B. Assn.
U •t d D • PI C I t Gentosi, Diane T rooien, end Brenda Elford; standing, from left, n1 e riVe an ·omp e e Marcia Davis, Jerry Tinker, Norman Hess, Terry Dallas, J im McCoy.
Barbara Hammond, John Henrotin, and Connie Seeley. (Ensign
turbed that all drives have not photo). Newport Beach citizens must
be educated to the fact that the
United Fund Ls dolne everythl.ne
poulble to promote the one·fund
Idea tor charitable gtvlng ln our
community. It people are dis·
yet been merged Into one, then -------------------------
Newport Wins
'Gold Oscar'
for UF Drive
they wUl have to cooperate to
make thl.s pos.aible.
Such W¥ the opinion ex-
pressed by the Newport Beach
United Fund directors at a recent
meeting held at the Irvine Coast
George Reeves Jr. Receives
Theology Degree at Yale U.
A new Board of Directors has
~n elected by the Central New.
port Beach Community Assn.
Two.year dii"Ktors are Dr. R.
P. Monaco, Joe Cuala and Ed
Carson. One.year directors art'
Shirley Moore, Ed Healy and R.
C. Stevenson.
Country Club.
Ralph M. Myers Jr .. president,
stated that every et1ort baa been
made to invite le£1timate chant.
able agencies to partJclpate In
the United Fund drive.
''The reason why some are un·
Georre N. Reevf.>S Jr.. son ot
the to~r president of Chapman
Collece. received the Master of
Sacred Theolo~ degree last week
at Yale University. He has ac·
cepted a position u associate
minister of a church In Tucson,
Arizona. Tbe "Gold Oscar... for belng wUUn~ to cooperate ls bee au~
the fl.rst city In Orange County they feel they can make more Mr. Reeves, who ls a graduate
to reach Its 1957 Unlted Fund money by operating their own of Harbor High School, ls mar-
Goal, wu presented last week to campaigns." he said. "However.
Newport Beach by the Orange those agencies which have par·
County Federation ol Community tldpated ln the United drive have Chest~ and United Funds. d1scovered that they stlll make
Recevtnr the award wu Ralph their quotas without all the work
M. ~ven Jr., president of the and expe~ of ~parate cam· -.., palma.''
Newport Beach United Fund. Mr. Varlou. board members ex· d 8 b
.Myera ~lved the award for Dr. preaed their belief that it an ar ecue Edward W. Milum. chairman of l
Moose Lodge
Plans Carnival
the 157,00f UF drive. cltluna want all agencies to CO· S~aker at the annual meeting operate In one drive they will The Costa Mesa Moose Lodge
held 1n Santa Ana, wu Captain have to sell t he non-coo~atlng • wUl put on a 4 ·day camlval and
C. lJnd, manarer of the Loa An· agencies on the Idea -just .. , barbecue at the Lodge grounds
,elM Exchange. General Tele-the UF hu been trying to do. beetnntne on July 4.
phone Co. HI• aubject was "Great· "We are not dltcouraeed." said The Lodge and rrounda at 435
er FedentJon -the A.nnrer.'' Mr. Myers. "Althoueh complete E. 17th St .• eo.ta Mesa, wtJJ be
Capt lJnd a chalrma.n of the union hu not been achJ~ed. we turned Into a carnival play.
West Area Board o/ DtrKtors. dtluna of Newport Beach can r r o u n d accordlne to J ack
Welfare Feduatlon of the Los be thankful that as a result of Vaurhan.' governor of Lodge 1457. d h bee h last year's United Fund drive a Anfeles Area. an u n t e total of six M"parate fund.rals-In addition to the barbecue.
Community Ch~ ca mP a I C n I'" cam 1 were eliminated there will be a queen contf.>st. chairman for the combined cam. g pa JntS dancing prlu>s and cames. The
palgna In 12 communltlf.>S In the ~~ss~~ar. We are making pro· Lodre will give away a 14-foot
Los Angelf.>S area. H ·Payne Thayer. 1958 drive nbrt'flus boat, motor and trailer
chairman. announced that plans at 10 p.m . Saturday, July 6. WeddingPians
Are Made by
· Mary Kramer
A fall wedding will unite Miss
Mary Kramer. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Kramer of 1403
N. Bay Front, Balboa Island, and
De Vaun Halley Kryder Jr .. son
of the D. H. K.ryders of Portland.
Ort>.
The future bride graduated
from Newport Harbor High School
in 1955 and Is attending Wll·
JamettE' University in Oregon.
have been m&de tor thf.> advance
Jo?lfts solicitation to begin Sept. 1.
The general solicitation ls S<'hed
uled to rommenc«.> Oct. 1.
Thayer revealed that assisting
drive chal~n Include Austin
Sturtevant business ad v a n <' e
gifts; Dr. Robert H. Olander, rest.
dentlal advance gifts: Kenneth
Fowler, general business solldta-
tlon; Mrs. Roger Hardacre, gen-
eral reAidentlal solicitation; Mrs .
Basil Peterson. part·tlme resl-
dentB' solicitation; and th«.> RA.>v.
Donald G. Sapp, publldty.
Dr. Edward W. Milum. last
y«.>ar's drive <-halrman. will as·
slst Mr. Fowler with business SO·
licitation. Mrs. Let-Schon«.>k will
~ an assistant In rt>Sidentlal SO·
RA.>ad Ensign Clualtled Ads. licitation.
June Wedding
Date Planned
The William R. HE>rveya of lfUT
Bay Front, Balboa, are aboard a
ya<-ht oft the Coast ot British
Columbia, but plana tor the
wedding ot their dauehter. Ml.ss
Valerie Hervey, are proceedlnr
toward June 25 as the day, and
All Saints Episcopal Church In
Puadena as the place. Bride-
groom to be is Peter La Chapelle.
Place your classltJed ad 1n the
Newport Harbor EnaJen -CaJJ
Harbor 1114 or Harbor WS.
rled to the former Miss Beverley
Bfiven, daurhter of Mr. and Mrs.
Waiter Bliven of 2804 Ocean
Blvd., Corona del Mar.
The young paator was associ-
ate minister for several summers
at Christ Church by the Sea,
where he wu married 2 years
ago. He will be guest speaker at
the church Sunday, July 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Reeves will stay
with the Bllvena while they are
In Newport Beach, prtot to mov.
lnf to Tucson.
Mr. Reeves' parents are now
resldlnc In Arizona.
Other offleffS are Dr. Irving
La by, president; Harold Glua,
vlce·presldent; Henry Enrle. aec-
retary·tnuurer; Maxie Carson.
correspondin g secretary; Sue
Ficker. program director, and
Bonnie Pray, publicity dl.rector.
DAUG~ POa TilE aOESCJIS
A 7·pound, one.ounce £1rl wu
born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Roesch of 206 Via Cordova, Udo
lale, Thursday, May 30, at Hoae
Hospital.
PARENTS
SCHOOL IS OVER-BUT-
NEVER READING & LEARNING
A REFERENCE SET RECOMMENDED
AND USED BY OUR TEACHERS.
STUDENTS AND LIBRARIANS
WORLD BOOK
ENCYCLOPEDIA
PRESIDENT BINDING -$129
ARISTOCRAT BINDING -$169
$10 DOWN-$6 MONTH
* AREA MANAGER
MR. BRUCE HARSHBARGER
437 Acacia
Corona del Mar
Harbor 2886-R
Save Tim~nd Money with Personalized Money Orders
• NIIIOM•'',._~ lltp k 1Jb a cbeck.
AYAUILI Af ,_., -..c1 01 c•UNIMU .,._
CIO .. A Da. lUll CW•IICa ..... c...a .... _,
•
•
ans
As the strains of lohengrin
drift down the aisle on
Papa's ann, Mary Dodd can
chea off the half-way point
in her list of "missions com--
pleted" for Sister's wedding.
Mary is the Hostess here rt
Richard's Lido Market and
one of the duties she enjoys
1tle most is pfanninl the
weddings that we cater. Ner·
vous brides.to-be find Mary
a wonderful source of info
on protocol lnd procedure.
.. tilt •.-est flows.
1111 daintiest buffets, the
pMiest cakes and tbe
f.ast pwtdl are all part
of weddings by
uoo MAIKfT
AMERICA'S UNIQUE FOOD MARKET
NIWPOft IIACH, CAUP.
o,... s-4oy • .w~ Dolly tilt 7 ,.M.
Fridey till I P·"'.
UGIU. WOTIC& • In the County lall Co. a perlo4 of
OJmllU • .NC£ MO. eel not more tba.n ala (8) montha, or
AN 011DJMAlfCE UIQUJJUlCG by both lUCia tine and J.mprt.on.
UP'ECUAJUll AT PllVAT'E ment. l!aeh wc:h opetator, man.
.BEACHJ'S acer. owner, ~ • per~C~n In
The BoaJ'\1 ot 8upem.oq ot charp •hall be deemed auU17
liM Coaat;J ot Orance do otdaln or a aeparate otreue lot each
u follow!~: • day or pottkm tlwncl durtnl
SEC'I'!Oif L 1fh1eh any vlolatlon la eotn·
1. "'Pr!YU4r' ae.ch", u u.c1 mltted, conttnued. or permJtted
In thla Ordinance, mean.a a plaQe, by neb os>«atur, ro.a.nacer, otm·
wtthln the unl.neorponted ..,.. cr, ~. or pawn In eharp
ot the County, UMd tor the pur-and tball be punishable therefor
POM o( accommodat1n1 batbena. .. heTeln .provict.d.
botdettnc upon Ott adjolninl the 3. The lloud al Supervtmn
IINOOUt, or bQII or Inlet. theft· •hall, upon recorn:mendatlon ot
trom wbet'e membcn of th~ pub-the ehlef IU.,UUd, 01' the head
llc. by paytna an admlaalon tee, or capta.ln ol the lifquard a.Y·
may .-ott tor the purpoae ot tee, fOI' either ~a~ of lfewport
bathln1 ln the open eea. 01' bays Beed\ or the Ctt)' ot Buntlnaton
or tnlet8 therefrom. Beach dMipate, by re110lutlon,
1 ~ard", u u.ed ln tor eadl private beaeb the DWJ'I·
thla OrdlnaDce, meana a male ber at ~ Jlteparda, w1th
penon at leut 18 years old W'bo a mJnJmum ot one, and the hours
hu ,.duated t.rom htfh IIChool of. duty Whleh It considers rea-
and who hu a thorouab know· aonably necMMrY to provide an
ledp ot and the abiUty to pl'&e· adequate U!etaard eervlce tor
tlce llfaavtna t.ehnlques, artlfl. the proted:lon qt the publle, with
clal re.plratlon and flnt aid and due recard tor the number of
who Ia ln cood health and who bathen uWiz:lnr the particular
poue~ cood physical atren1th private beach, and with due ~
and abllity and who la tree from card for aueh Iencth and type or
any physical defect.. wa1erltne ·a• the particular prl·
3. "Certl!led Life&'Qard", u vate beach encomp&UH.
uaed In thl• Ordinance, mean.a a SECTION 3. This Ordinance •
lifeguard, u defined In para-ahall take e.fteet and be lh full
graph 2 of thla Section who hu force thirty (30) days from and
been named ln a certltlcate, as after Ita puaa1e. and before the
defined In paragraph 4 ot thls expiration of fltteen ( 15) days
Section. after the puaare thereof shall be
New Members
For Newport
Optimist Club
Two of the d ub's newest mem-
bers w~re lnala lled Into the New ·
port Harbor Opthnlat Club last
week by membt'rahlp chairman.
Dr. Norman Brown of Corona
Hll hlands.
Thomu E. Woodward. aulstant
supertntendent of the Newport
Beach Elementary School Dll·
trlct, and Francia W. Buahard.
owner of Bu1hard'a Pharmacy,
are the new members.
The Nl"WJ)Or't and Colrta M esa
clubs will hold a joJnt dinner-
dance l~llatJon ot otncers to-
night l'nluradayJ at the Balboa
Bay Club The Optlmlat dlatrlct
governor will be lnstalllne of .
fleer.
TIM OlfE WA1' to MJp JpUt.
u...,. l...aJr.la9, cIa ' p p ' •••
~ fiapnlalla.
NaiL Aid
GELATIN CAPSUI.F.C;
NAIL AIDS ars amall pink
eapaulea of ooncent~ated U.S.P.
hi.lh protein IUJar -Cree GEL.A· TIN, plua CalciUm Gl uconat~
and Important Vitamln A. a ddrd for greater eU~ve. ftL--L _..... ua•Jlill ness. NAIL AJD helpa .rrength-en nalla by aupplyine Viem
T. 11.....-1 1 • ......_ w1 th the food they need to
__. ·-&8111 I make them strona . Your own Doctor w ill tell you GELATIN Shipma tes of St. Andnw'a Pres· la a rich soun:e of nalJ build·
bytPrla n Church, rouples whosP ing protein.
m mblnt>d ages a~ between 70
and 90. will hold their next meet-Corona del Mar
1 ing at 6 :30 p.m. Tuesday. June Pharmnrv
1
25. a t lht' church -• A potlurk dinner will be held "The P~.scnptJon Pharmacy"
In the lhungt-Topk ot the pro-Harbor 2272
I gram will be "Ste~honlc 1 3l27 E Coast Highway
Sound ·• '==:;;:C:or;::o::_;n;:a~de~I::::M:::lar::::::::::~ ~~CLARKE
4. A "Certificate". aa used publlshed once tn the Newport
In thla Ordinance, Ia a statement Harbor Enslen. a newspaper pub-
slcned by the ehlel llteeuard, or llahed In the County of Orange,
the head or eaptaJn of the life. State or California. together with
ruard 116Vice, tor either the City the names of the memben of the
ot Newport Beach or the City Board of Supel'Vtaors votln1 tor
of Runtinaton Beach that a per-and aealn.at the aame.
son named In the atatement has Wiu..IS H. W AR.NER.
taken auch examinations a nd Chalrrnan of the Board
passed such teats as demonstrate ot Supervlaors ot Oranre
FORMER WHITE HOUSE CHEF Vincent De
S.,nt" Luce st.,nds beside fish he corved in ice for
the recent armiversory celebration of Bob Dal·
ton's Rest&ur&nt in lido Center. Chef Luoe who
1s now empb yed &t Dolton s. elso carved a bear s
head from a qu&rter of beef. (Hellyer pholol
SCHOOL OF PIANO
* Advance Plano • Music Ap .
preclatlon * Progressive Jau to aueh chief life&'Qard or auch County, California
head or captain of aucb llteguard ISEALl
aervtoe that the peraon ao named ATiEST:
~· the qualities aet forth L. B. WALLACE
In defining "Lifeguard." County Clerk and ex-oUiclo
SECTION 2. Clerk of the Board of Supervtaors
1. Any operator, manager, of Oranee County, California
owner. lessee. or penon In charge By Mabel L. Caat~lx. Deputy.
of a private beach. or the bath· STATE OF CAUFORNIA
lng facllltles or bathlnr area COUNTY OP ORANGE as the~. or any part of auch fa. I. L. B. WALLACE. County
cllltles or such bathing area. at Clerk and ex-oftlcio Clerk of the
which lea than the number of Board of Supervlaora do hereby
cert ltl~ lifeguards. as deslg· c-ertify that at a regular meeting
nated pursuant to paragraph 3 of the Board of Supervisors of
of thla Section. are employed a nd Oranre County. California. held
on duty. ahall be deemed guilty on the Sth day oC June. 1957. th~
ot a mildemeanor. foregoing Ordina nce containing
2. Upon conviction of such th ree 13> sections wu con-
m lsdemeanor. such opera tor. sldered section by section. and
manarer. owner, lessee. or per-that the said Ordinance wa.a then
son In charee. or any number of pasaed and adopted as a whole
them, Jndlvtdually, ahall be pu-by the follow lng vote: '
nl.ahable by a fine of not more A YES: SUPERVISORS HEINZ
than $500.00, or by lrnprlaonment KAISER. C. M. FEATHERLY.
IE II
UPIILITERIIII
WILUAM J. PHiu.IPS. WM.
H. HrRSTE'IN AND WlLLlS H.
WARNER.
NO ES: SUPERVISORS NONE.
A B SEN T : SUPERVISORS
NON!:.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto aet my hand and
aMxed the otfJclal Mal or the
Fair Entertainment Ranges
From Calypso to Western
Entertainment ranging trom 1 ot West em country danrlng and
calypso to Western ''good old dally Kiddie Circus shows for the
days" will be leaturt>d a t the children.
1957 Orange County Fair, August ! Two tri~ -ThE' Frontier<~mf"n
9 through 18. and tht' Al Lyons Trio -have I
Highlights will be Ciro's I ~n eng:.ged as ··stroll('r'>", and
Calypso Cavakade. scheduled for a tN'n.age dance is slated for
two <'Vt>mng performances Au · op<'nlng day, August 9 to honor
guat 14 and 15; four nights of l lht> qu~n of tht> 1957 Ca1r who
old-fashioned harmony by cham· will be ~lected In final judrlng
pion amateur barbershop quar· that evening
tet~d choruses; one evening Horse show events w11l be held
thP fi rst eight days. Texas Tiny.
Board of Supervisors of the Coun-400-lb. rowboy and colorful rodeo
ty of Orange, Sta~ or California. announct-r. will again promote
this 5th day of June. 1957. the ch ampionship rodl"'. set for
I SEAL I four performanct'11 t he final
Publlsh :
I-B. WALLACE. J wH>kend.
County Clerk and ex-ol· According to Fair Manager Bob
fico Clerk of t he Board Fullenwider. all entertainment
of Supervisors ot Orangt> featurt>S ex~pt the rodeo and
County, California . carnival area. a~ Included In
By Mabel L. C&ste lx thls year's grounds admissions of
Deputy 75 cen ts for a dult.s. 25 <."eflt3 for
Newport Harbor En.sirn
June 13. 1957.
chUdren. Children under slx wut
be admitted rre..
54-Hole ,, ... ,
Slaletl at I.C.C.C.
A 5-1-hole best ball golf tou r-
nament will be ht>ld Wednl'S·I
day. Junt> 26. through Sunday.
J une 30. at t he lrvlne Coast I
Country Club.
For the flnt time. tht> t>ntrl~'
qualifying rounds w ill rount
a long with 18 holes playE"<l on
Saturday and Sunday of thP ac·
tual tournament. ~adllne for
e ntries Is Monday, lune 24
The tournament 15 tor m('m·
bers only and men with estab·
llshf'd handicaps. PlayPrs will be
allowl'd to ch~ their own par.
t ncrs but partners must no! have
mort' than a slx point spn>ad In
the handicap. 1
Prlu>s and merchandts.> wil l IX' I
awardt'd the final day or tht>
tournamPnt.
leQorten Sene .. ....... , ....
Five resld<'nts of the Ha rbor 1 area ha\'f' been appointe-d to
~rvt' on tht> board of dlre<'turs
of the Orangt' County VIs iting 1
Nun~e A.~lat lon The-y arf' Dr
Helen Robertson. Mn~. C Landt-r.. ..
Mrs. Edga r Sizer. Mrs. Basil Pf'tN·
son. a nd Mrs. Ce<>rge 'Fruehllng.
••• or any night I
The as.'IOCiatlon. which ls SUP · I
ported ln tbls art"& by the Nt'W·
port Beach United fund. mad<' I
5.000 calls last year. Approxl·
matt'IY 433 of these calla or vl!dts
were made in the Harbor area.
•
For an evening of fun and relaxation, join the
coapalaJ poop around the Steinway
at the eolorful Hurley Bell.
OliYer Scott pla)'8 the Jatest bits from top
aro.dway ~special "mood music ..
8Dd )'OUt favorites ol yesterday. And when
JOU wat to lfq ... just join fn.
S.. you at t,. HfJrlay &II t~nlghl?
,.... •• :,..., l71f ... ,. ....... ,. ~ •
w AL TEJtS SOif 1100 * Modem Chord C o n • t r u c t I o n
A 6-pound. 5-oun<'~ boy "'as 1 * Theory a nd Imp r o vIz at I o n
born to Mr. a,nd Mrs. Todd Wal Formerly Director of Music Cor
lers of 610 Begonia Avt> .. Corona ' the St~ve Allen Show
del Mar, Tuesday, June ~. at
Hoag Hospital. 1 ~9-A E. COAST HWY ~
CORONA DEL MAR
Electric cooking keeps more juice in
roast chicken-because it's flameless!
ELECTRIC OVEN
\{j~
~
~
When you cook electflcally th~~·s no draft of constantly chan~ng air ~use
there's DO B.ame. (Flame, you ~. n~ atr to breathe. So a fl.tmt>-hratro o' ('O
constantly inhales dzy air, exhale5 mo1st .m -htr rallv C'OOl s mt'.tl m a hot draft
that evaporates good juices.) In an elcctnc OH'n tlwn ' no draft of dn a~r.
You cook with moist heal As a result. mnrt' JUI~ ~tJ\ s "' tlw mt'al . ami the
meat butt'S bctte-r.
1Jectric cu ._ .. ._ .....,, .... ~much u ltJO cooler. The rouaa lJ obvfou.s:
electric cooki.Dg pub the '-.t ditec:dy toto tbe food. DOt into the room. Electric
cooking is deuer, too. bec:a01e ft'a ftamelea n.n ate DO by-products ol com-
bustion to dirty wan. and dad:eo your bright put. Tmly. it't tbe mt/!1 modcr"
~ to cook. Why not -yoc app~~e ... --for • demoa.tratioD ol tho
oew tiec:tric: range.?
SOmEII UUFOIIIA
...... , .................. .
.....
by Juveniles
Kim Andrewa. 11, of 1~ E.
Ckea.n Blvd., Balboa. wu U ·
aulted at 8:30 p.m. Monday by
3 unJdentifled juwnlls on the
t.&ch u Ckean F'tont and "1"
St.. Balboa.
Kim aatd he wu w&l.klnc hta
dol when 3 youtb.a in a car
asked hlm how to let to "JC' St.
Kim dlreded thmt to "M" St.,
but the driver beeame very ar-
cumenUve about the direction.
The trio ln the car lert and
Kim went on the beach at ''J"
St. He wu playing ln the sand
Ensign News
(C.ntlnued from Page One)
Anthony Cralg Peters
Pamela Sue Peterson
Pamela Sue Pbalen
VIrginia Diane Phebus
John Finley Phllllps
Patricia Gordon Pierce
John Charles Porter
Susan Jor1e Porter
Richard Bowman Powell
Donna Jean Puckette
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Louls A. Rail
John Luther~
Larry Richard Rice
John C. Richard
~nard Allen Riley
Donald Tucker Robb
Roderick Lewis Robertson
Ray Meers Rork
Barry William Ross
Steven John Roth
Barbara Claire Rothaermel
Lansln& Brann Rowan
Bonnie Laurie Russell
Robert James Rustenbach
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Carol Ann Salisbury
Chester Ferrell Salisbury, ll
James Earle Samsel
Richard Kenneth Sands
Carol June Sandstrom
Jocelyn Marte Sawyer
Jeretta Jo Scanlon
Pe nelope Schindler
Jack Dewane Schultt
Patricia Ann Schultz
Diane Marllyn Schwartz
Dale Sibley
Suzanne Hager Sibley
Barbara Ann Silman
Roy Porter Sinclair
Michael G. Slnger
Wllllarn L. Skwarek
Maureen Ruth Slater
John Bennett Smith
Joyce Andrews Smith
Katherine E. Smith
Sharon Rose Smith
Susan Ella Smlth
Billy G. Spurlock
Curtis Baldwin Stanton
Harry G. Stanton
Jill StauUer
Martha Kathleen Stegmann
Michael A. Steiner
Jeffrey H. Stevenson
Carol W Stott
Michael John Supple
Grorge Roy Swarberg
Diane May Swi'ic'ney
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:"Janry Jl'an Tayl()r
Nancy Lee Taylor
T01•nette Susan Tt>gart
RobPrt Lesltr TegPI
P.t mPia Thompsrm
Pamela Thflmson
r,('rarcl Stronach Tomh
~tartha r . Traphagen
Sharnn Ltou TurnN 8,,..,, I RnbPrt 'J\-.•tst. Jr
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J.,Ann \tanr Varilek
Rayll'nr Rita Vanl!'k
su .... 1n ~I Vdughan
Allwrt Von lloUman
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J.tmc•s 1.. \V,tgner
TPrrl'l Ann Waltlf'lkh
Dt.cnn:1 Vtvt.tn Walters
ratrtt Ia 5tH• V."atson
Pr•nny Lt'e 'Watson
C"'.tmllh• KI'E'IN Wel'd
P.i• h trei John Wl'hrt
:\ott•llncl.t Ann Well<>
Gar} Willi tm Wpstnn
Jon rtu1stophrr Whet'll'r
Donna JrOlnnl' Whitt'
Jaml's Wllhurn White
Mark Alan Whitf'fi!'lrl
KathlE"<•n MiiP Wllrox
Alll'n Ray Williams
Carol Ann Williams
Robert Georgt> Wlnterbotham
Bruce C . Wolft'
David Leroy Woodward
Donald Dee Worth
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Robert Stewart Yerki'S
Dean Duncan Yould
Richard Ema Young
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Pamela Louise Zander
Mary Lynn Zllm
Good luck wht>revt>r you may
go
when the youtl\a returned. One ot them hlt btm tn the face and
anothft kicked him ln the lltom·
ach.
Mn. C. A. S\aaf of 1573 M.lra·
mar Drive aald she saw Kim
play1nl tn the sand wben the
youths jumped on hJm. She
thou&ht they were playtnc until
Kim began to yell tor help, alter
which the youtlls fled. Mrs. Staal
c!escrlbed the youtrus as "nice
looking boya."
BUIACLE IllS
TOP JC AWARD
Pall 8clr'Dade ftObbed a flrlt
dau rat1119 ill tJM AMIci ned
CoJle9late ...... aatlCIIIIIl Jad9·
iD9 ... c:oU...-aDd UDl.....UU..
lt ..,. CIIUIODDC*i by CllhUor
DoD Dea« this ......
However. the Associated Col·
legtate Press made one small
mistake. The Barnacle was
judged In the four year collece
and university class Instead of
In 113 own junior collece field.
Lut semester's papers. under
the guidance of editor Lucie
Godshaw, got the most points In
the sport's department. Sports
editor l ast semester w as Bill
Doner
The Barnacle received a n ex·
cellent rating In news sources
and balance. as well as content
or news stories.
LEGAL JCO'nCE
JCO'nCE OP PtriiUC B&A.allfC
Notice ls hereby given that the
City Coundl of the City ot New·
port Beach will hold a public
hearing on Ordinance No. 824.
being a.n Ordinance amending
Section 3250.1. subsection en·
titled "Corona del Mar," of the
MunJclpal Code ol the City of
Newport Beach. providing for
the designation of Poppy Ave. a
one-way street. northbound traf·
tic only, from Ocean Blvd. to the
first alley southwesterly or the
East Coast Highway.
Notice ls hereby further g1v·
en that the said public hearing
will be held on the 24th day of
June. 1957, at the hour of 7:30
o'clock PM. In tile Councll
Chambers of the City Hall. City
of Newport Beach. at which time
and place any and all pen!OM
lnteresled may appear and be
heard there-on
MARGERY SCHROUDER,
City Clerk o! tbe
City of Nt'Wport Beach
JCOTICE OF PUBLIC IIEAJI.DfC
Notice Is hereby given that
the City Council of the City of
Newport Beach wHI hold a pub·
lie hearing on the application ot
Don Olckt-rson, for USt> P~rmlt I No. 323. for permission to oper·
ate a r('Cttaurant Pnd corktail
bar at 1323 W('-;t C"na!ll Hi~hway,
b(>ln~ a nort10n of St><1ion 28.
T6S. RIOW. S 8 8 \1 C I II 7..one
NntiCP io; hPTr-by furthrr giv
l'n thnt thl' ~let pubhr ht>arln~
will !)(' hf'll1 nn t hr 22rl da v of
Jul\'. 1957 a t tht> hour of i' Jfl ,.·c·l~><'k PM In tH'P C"'ounril
(•lnmbc•r, of th•' CttV 11.111. City
of NP~ pnrt Bc':lt h. 11 I ~ h kh tim~?
anrl pliH!' iln~ anrl all pt>r;ons
intl'r('c;tecl ma} app!'ar :~nd be
heard t hrrl'()n
MARCERY SCIIROL"DER.
\lty ('ll'rk nf the
C1ty of ~t·~ port B<>arh
NU A 29'260
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
F.:STATE OF ROBERT C NEW-
TO~ DECEASED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to thl' cr<'flltor<: of and all pf'r·
sons having claims against the
c;:ud clf'rt>dt-nt or said !'<;tat(' to
fill' tht>m with tht> n('C('~ry
voiuchers 1n the offiN' of the
C"'lrrk ()f thf' Su1K'rlor Court of the
County of OrangP. StatP of C"'all·
Cornia. or to present thP samE",
with the nt>res.c;ary voluchers. to
the undl'rsignecl at his or her
placP of busln~s. 1o wit:
r io A K Pht>lps. Attomt'y at
Law. 3429 E Coast Hwy., Corona
d('l Mar. Call!. within six months
after the first public-ation or this
notice
Dated June 11. 1957.
ROBERT C. NEWTON. JR.
Administrator with the
Wlll annexed of the Es·
tate of said decedent.
A K. PHELPS.
Attorney st Law
3429 E. Cout Highway
Corona del Mar. California
Harbor 1286
Publish : Jufte 13, 20, 'IT. J uly 4
In the Newport Harbor EnsJcn.
VI.U lUlU
Peatut.Dg tiM MCdoa II. ftecdal. p.t_. .... diJdl ....._
U.. VWCI 11...-. ..... of Oau .. c..atr'• ,.._. ...... . ....... -.,.... ............... ~. ........ ......
te ..... lalad. v.-...... _ ... -.. c:::a..-..
hu.to&
NEW PRESIDENT of the American Legion Auxiliary. Newport Hor·
bor Unit No. 291, is Mrs. Gilbert Opel (right) of I 6 I 6 Santo Ano
A.ve., Costa Meso Pictured with her is the post president. Mrs.
Robert Briggs of 1962 Fullerton Ave .. Coste Meso. (Photo by Bonnie
Irene Proy).
Richard's Basketball Team to
Compete in Summer League
Richard's Lido Market ls again
sponsorln& a buketball team
to compete In th e summer league.
Games w11l be play•d at the
Garden Grove High School gym.
Team members are Roger Pe·
terson, John Fontlus, Tony Gar·
DESIIIERS liVE
TWO SCHOLARSHIPS
Orange County Chapter of the
United Designers Association Is
giving tour awards to deservlne
draft1ng students of OCC b('gln·
nlng next year.
There are to be two $50 awards
provided by the chapter. The
$50 prize will be dt>poslted In
the student store to be ust>d by
each redplent t or the purchase
ot books and supplies Any baJ.
ance left at the end of the
semestt-r will be paid In cash to
each winner.
Another award ls to be given
to an OCC dratUnr s tudent to
complete hls second semester
!second half of first year) and
the other award to a student to
complete the fourth semes1er
(serond halt of second year) at
occ.
These students will be chosen
by the first and second year
drafting classes near the end of
the fall semester each year
nler, Jerry Hulbert, Gene Bryant,
Vern Stanford. Tim Jones and
Gary Clark. Managers are Ray
Godwin and Earl Gustkey. The
team will be coached by J ules
Gage.
All games wtll be played at 7
p.m. on Mondays and Wl'dnes
days.
Ri chard's will play Hunting.
ton Beach. Monday. Anaheim,
Wt>dnesday; Rancho, Monday,
June 24; La Habra. Wednt>sday.
June 26; Santa Ana, Monday,
July 1; Orange. Wednt>sday, July
3; and Garden Grove, Monday,
July 8.
In thf' ~nd round, Richards
will play Huntington Beach,
Wednl'Sday. July 10; Anaheim.
Monday. July 15; Rancho. Wed
nesday, July 17; La Habra, Mon.
day, July 22; Santa Ana, Wed·
nesday. July 24; Orance. Mon.
day, July 29; and Garden Grovt>.
Wednesday, July 31.
l•s.,ucllrs • lote
Ins1ructors leaving OCC In·
elude Sam Draper, English. to do
graduate work; Don Desfor, ad·
mlnlstratlve assistant, to Cer·
rltos junior college; Stu lnman,
social science, to San Joee; Ir·
ving Kogan. electronics to Cal
Poly; Howard Kay, music. un·
announced.
New Airman's Flight Offered
by County Reserve Squadron X
Y puth Center
AcHwllies
Otanp Count)"• t:M8dl All
a.etv• Squadron. redplent ot
tlve top bonon u th• outatand·
tnr ~· equadlon ln the Air rocw, ta ottert.nr r-.-~ k!Jmen
and qualltied ~M the op.
portunJty to Joln a new Alt'MAn'a
l'liJbt. accordlnl to Squadron
Commander Lt. Col. Claude Nor·
ton.
OC Officials
Ponder Buying
Mineral Rights
OCC otrlclals are considering
a proposal to buy or lease the
m I n e r a 1 rlgl\ts beneath the
school's 245-acre campus, and
the future expansions for OCC
"over the next few years." which
will call tor an estimated ex.
pendlture of $2,200,000, accord.
In& to the admlnlstnOon ~
ports.
The mineral rights, In thls
case lor oil, were retained by the
federal government when It gave
the former Santa Ana Army Air
Base property, held Jn surplus,
to the school district, In 1947.
.
l'ar the ftnt t.IJ:M. aJnMn wtU
have a chance to putldpate In
AU JleMrve tralntnc tn a pay
atatWI, ac:c:ordin,c to the crade
held on active duty. Tbe)' wUl • X* : ; + • c
not only urn pointt towarda • ~1-. 1._
promotion but wUl .reeetve • ars.... , p ...... 11• .... a.m monthly retirement lnoome bued ... -· ·fil<r • .,., •
their a:racs. and amount of Pla)'JI'OUnd ···---· 1 :!0-5:30 p.m. ~ce. Teen·Aa• Procram •. 7:.3().10 p m.
Alnnen wUl receive a day•a • lclt1:ankly, JaM 1$-
pay for each tra.tnlnc mHtJnc PlayJrOund ·--·-· -··· 10·12 Noon
attended, up to" a maximum of e MGD411y. JaM 17-
24 meetlnga a year. Senior
Participation ln this new Alr· Cltlz.ena ... 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m
man'a Fll1ht will have no more PlayJrOund . . . .... 1:30-5:30 p.m.
bearing upon recall to active
duty than airmen a nd vetftllN • Tlaeedaf, Juae It-face now In their present re· Women'a Civic uacue .. 10 a .m .
aerve status. Playcround ....... . 1 :3().5:30 p.m .
The Air Force \"Lll hire a qual· • Wedaeeday. Ja~~e 1._
Ute(! Instructor to teach the PlayJrOund Lead.
membera of the new flight. The e,.. .. .. . ..... .. . 10-12 Noon
airmen will meet the ttrst three Playground . ....... 1:30-5:30 p.m.
Tuesdays ot the month from 7:30 e Tluanday, JU~M »-
to 9 :30 p.m. ln the Alnerlcan u · Playground Lead.
gfon Hall, 313 Nortl\ Birch St .. t>rs .
Santa Ana. Playground
.. 10-12 Noon
1:30-5:30 p.m .
8·11 p.m. Re!J.erve airmen, and veterans Square Riggers
who are no longer at11Uated with
any other branch of the armed • Pltday, Juae 21-
servlcea, may receive further In· Bridge Group 9 :30·11 :30 a.m .
formation by callln& or writing Playground 1:30-5:30 p.m.
Master Sergeant Blackney at Teen Program .. . ··· 7:30-10 P m.
squadron headquarters. The tele· • SatwdaT· Jwae D.--
phone number l..s Kl 2·6517. Playground ... 10·12 Noon
COME TJDS WEEUJn:)l
BUFFALO RANCH
Recently, however. the federal
government has Indicated It will
!!E'Il or lease tht-rights. Dr. Basil
Peterson stated. He revealed this P1lEE Ad•1n 1oa -nEE Patlr:1D9
during a meeting of the college's NacArtbw ~~ mUe lrcml
Cl I d·'"'--C 11 d Coat lllgbway 101 ConDa delMar t zens A v'-""ry ounc an ~the Buttalo on their range! StCI9t
said that the board of trustees Coach Trail ... Have fun on a 'l'loe-
ls not certain whether to buy tor. auno aide, P1n Truck. or on the
thp rights or not. Autheatic MiA!crture St.am TnrlD.,
No d~flnlte suggestion was Browse around Perter'a Western _....-
given by the 100-membt"r coun· Wear Store, Horae Back Ride and
ell and opinions ranged from enjoy a real 8uf1alo 8U9KJ.-.aone
out right purchase to "let's keep Sb~ eoc:b lwaday-lll· diem VWage CIDd Ston. the collegt> out or the oil busl· SPECIAL 8AJICA.Df
ness." 5 amu POa 11.00
Future building hopes of OCC's with thl.a AcL Cla.lldna'a Spedal
additions to tht-library, student r~ .... ~~~-~~01=08r·:P~of~IO~OI'~IDOI"a.~~~~~~PB~O~JfE~:JIAUO::~·:S~S20;;;;;;;l ~nter and construction of a little
theater. gymnasiums and an
admlnlstratJon building have
also been planned.
It waa reponed that enrollment
on the campu.s will reach 2.400
In 1960 and that college operat·
lng costs a re. the lowest In Or·
ange at $442 per student. The
two years tree schooling Is com·
psrable to a $2.500 scholarship to
any university or college.
Place your classified ad In the
Newport Harbor Enslen -Call
Harbor 1114 or Harbor 1115.
BALBOA FUN ZONE FESTIVAL
FOR KIDS
FREE SHOW·
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26
EVERY WED. IS KID'S DAY
AT THE FUN ZONE
12 NOON -6 P.M.
FREE BALLOONS
ALL RIDES & GAMES Sc
DON'T MISS IT KIDS
WEDNESDAY IS YOUR DAY
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