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TH£ 6Gt1-t wmotN6 ANNfVPSAlY of Mr.
end M~. Oar\ A. W ood fen f~ground) of
61J71f2 Fernleef Ave .. Caron• d.l Mer, was celo-
Expectant · ,.,ther Hurt
in 4-Car Accident Here
Mn. W. !!. Kayee, 20, an d ·
pectant matt.. -..., 11'\w at 156
22n<l St., eo.ta ......._ r«eivecl
m1not tnjury In a 4..ear accident
Tue.d.lly nf1ht )n front ot Dr. A.
E. Stodrtoo'• veterinary ha.pltal
at 2MB !!. Cout B.ltftway, Co-
ron,; del Mar.
Mt. -V"W ...
~gain Heads
H. S. Board
New Protest
Made Against
Filling Canal .
A.Qotber IJIQt.-t acatut the ....... Jlt&n propou.l to ftll In
the BaJ.bof l&land Grand CUal
• aa a 8Cilool and park atte bu
llleeri ~ by Clty CouDdl.
lnr west on the hlthway, wu
changtnr from the lnalde lane
to the outside lane when tlta
car wu hit In the rear by a vehl·
cle driven by Robert P. Yardley,
25, of Balboa IaJand..
Probably tht' lon1eat ma.nied
couple In Corona ckl Mar art' Mr.
and Mrs. Clark A. Wood of 607~
Femleaf Ave. The spry couple
celebrated their 60th wedding an·
nlvenary Sunday at the Long
Beach home of their aon and
dauchter-ln-law. Mr. and Mra.
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Fire Hall
lcKation
Pass Plan,
PARKING oN ONE s1oe Car Check
TRIED ON POPPY AVE. .
Is Debated Parkinr on one side only on Saturdays. Sund8)'tl and hollday& Proposed Is ~lng tested u the solution tor trafllc problema on Poppy Ave ..
Corona del Mar.
• Signs were posted for the wf'<'k E"nd on the west sidf' of Poppy.
These atrna sar "no parking Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
8 a.m . to 6 p.m.' A strict Easter Week control
plan. lnvoJvin~ a pa.as S}Stem
and a check point tor cars rom-
lng onto the tsland, was ap.
provl'd by th~ Balboa 18land Im -
provement Assn. Tuesday eve·
nlng
Thla aolutlon is suggested by the Nt>wpon lk>ach traffic rom ·
mlttee in place ot the one-way tral!k proposal. Poppy Ave. resi-
dent. who had petitioned for tht> one-way plan. objected whm
the clty drafted a compromise plan. ontl·way !rom ~an Blvd. to
the alley at the Hurley Bell parking lot, and 2 ways !rom the
alley to Coast Hwy.
Actlon on a propoeed ordlnan<"e wu delayed by City Council
last week. and a public hearing was st>t fw next Monday evening About a hundred membe-rs of
the assodarion anended the
met>ting, held m the Balboa Is-
land Methodist Church.
Council Expected to Place
Oil Drilling Curb on Ballot
Newport City Council is ached -l it~ appro,•al oC the ~uest !or
the ballot proposition, which was uled act on a motion Monday I made by the Woman's Chic
~ning to submit a charter League
amendment on oil drilllnr re· The League has pointed out
atrlctions to the vote of the that the pr~nt Charter prohl·
people. bltion agaanst oU drilling within
Approval ot the motion ls ex-city limits applies to tht> people.
pected, and the propolaltlon but not to the City CouncU It·
would be Included on the baJJot wlf. Purpose of the ballot pro·
Ill the next City Council electJon. ~ltlon ts to am@nd the charter
Jn AprU of next year. 110 that tbe prohibition specl!l.cal·
Council hu aJreac:ty lndleated ~ includes the City.
1 Ronald Barlow, president of
the associatlon. described the
pass system as follows:
OM ,_ to .-Ia c.' ..,..._
teNd to -JalaDd Mrl1e•t OM ,_ tD MIICia ... r.~.
"-at wbo .... • .... -home In Cllff Haven, at 1705 Clay tiM lalaDd • la -pWred ill a
St. Also Included In the trans-a~a.p • tiM J.alaad.
action Ls tht' well·guardecl secret • Two ,_ ._ .-dl ....u.
oC th e special batt~~ In pre-laiJ -aatt ~ d:ad89 ....._
partnr the wame Shop s~ty. w.-.
the wan:lt'S. Thu batter. which 1 •• ,_.. ....s.4 ._ "l'&lar
Includes special lng~lents. was .u...y ~
devel~ by Mrs. Nichols. Our. ,_._tiM ~Gad nrlt ta.
ing the entire OJ)t'ratlon O( thel W --Ntd"a•tli .... ....
Waffle Shop, thls batter has been ._,, 111 .. tM rua.d, ... tD
p~pared exclusively by mem-bo ~at tiM Pt....._
~rs or the ramlly -Kenny or Ia J_.y ..... ._ .. _...
hl.s wlte or aon Gt'ne No one ,_. .. l.s&. n... ,._ -t'l~ had knowlf'dae of the Cor-'-.. ill .. .._ ., c ' t.
mula. .. ,..__ -.. -....., • I'DIT o.a Dr cp ...,.... ......
,.. ..... --.. ,, pile ,.... ... .. .. wu ltarf.eod try ftob«t c. Wian etreetfve durin« Eutt'l' Week by
ln 1936 in Glendale. In a wooden meaN ol a t:ratr'Jc check point on
shack at 910 E. Colorado IUvd.. Bays!M Dr. and Mar1M Avl'., at
Ju~t 2 yurs aher hls rraduation the entran~ to Balboa Island
from Cl~ndal• High. He Wled Mr. Ba.rlow said that the Pol~
that Clrst one ~Bob's Pantry," Department could lt""gally control
and there hf' workf'd 16 hours a the num~r of cars entering RaJ -
day. 7 days a wet>+t boa ls..land as ~uure-to Insure
In .February 193'7 mem~rs of public salf't)' -JUS1 as traf!Jc
a high S<"hool dan<"e orchestra 1 is controlled In PasaMna durin£
burst Into Bob's Pantry·. and one 1 th~ Ne-w Year's Day ~ Parade.
of them asked for !OC>mf'thmg e IIE.ADT roa EIIEJIGEJfCT dlt!~f'nt, not thto usual hambur. He said It was posslblf' that
ger. th~ chf'<'k point would ~ man-
Altt'r a moment'111 thought. Bob nf'd only during Pt'~k traffic
took a reruJar hambur.rer bun hours. V\llene\·~ there would be-
no apparent over·crowdlng of
vehicles on the Island. the po·
hce would make no aftempt to
pre,rent an~· c-ars rrom ente-ring.
he sal~ But. ht' addf'd. tht> ron·
trol "Would bt' put Into effect
wh.-n there w~ signs of e-1"1\er ·
~E'nry dewlopmg. and all move·
ment of traffic onto tht' l~tland
rould bt' J::tnp~ I! the situation
bf.<-amt> critic a I
The plan calls for thP right
hand lane on Bays1de Dr. from
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p 1:* e +:+ I 8 M3M 8 8 M h ••••• • • 8 • • • • • 8 a e
. <JJt. .f!Dij .. , Hop
e e e *•' z g e e e e e e e •:• • a • e + e • + + e e e e + + + e +z;
e LET'S ANSWER KRUSHY AND TITO . .
It is o farce to dignify the ruthless dictators of Sovtet Russto ond
Communist Yugoslovio in the eyes of the AmeriC4n people by meons
of television interviews.
It moy bo a triumph of lelevision reportin.g, but it serves only to
provide a soap box for these Reds. who m thetr smug ond cle.ver woy
make out os if everythi~g is h~nky dory everywhere, ond we re oil o
greet big hoppy world-wtde famtly. . . •
The donger is thot mony folks w.ll bel•eve thot these cut.throots
ore giving straight onswers. ond thot therefore Mr. Khrushchev and
Mr. Tito ore pretty grand fellows of,ter oil ... just ".~ our Horry T rumen
so fondly spoke of bloody Stolin os Good Old Joe.. .
It is o pretty sod commentary thot the news d tspotches w~nt mto
ecstasies over the foct thot Tito, the bold fellow. do red . to. ~·sogree
with Kh rushchev. Their degree of discord wos obout os s•gntftcont os
two bandits disogreetng who got the most loc:t·. . .
Khrushchev so id bluntly thot we II be ltv.ng under Soc•oltsm be-
fore very long. Tito put it more slyly by seying thot it s up to the
Amencon people which woy they wo nt to go. Both know thot we
ore for olong the rood to Social ism. beautifu lly p~ved wtth. dollors by
the big government boys in Washington ond thear chomp•ons every-
where.
W-. are wh iffing the sweet smell of disaster thot come~ from the
hondouts bemg doled out by Uncle Som: More end more. g•ve-owoys,
more end more subsidies, more federal otd , more federol tnterference.
more federal control in oil wolb of life. more of our rights end re-
sponsibilities surrendered to t~e gov~rnment ..
Stond by. Krushy ond Ttto. were on the woy . . Unless ... un-
less there ore enough of us smell voices crying out for o return to the
principles of Americanism, indNiduol liberty. self.reltonce ond free-
dom -the principles thot we ore supposed to be celebrol•ng todoy.
July 4th. • • •
e PUZZLE THIS ONE, IF YOU PLEASE
l ife is not olwoys grim, ond even the log hos i s lighter mo
ments. So. for o chonge. here's on item that wont change the course
of history. or alter the future of our city.
This hos to do with o puule, o first rote mental Ieeser. We we~e
sitting through a rother dull Pfenning Commissio.n meeting, so B•ll
Spurgeon, who wo s woiting for on Irvine Co. vonance to come up.
per~ed up the situation by posing some puz~les ot the pre~s table. .
Justin Berber wos there for Hohn, W•se ond Assoctotes to d•s·
cuss the Moster Pion He come up with o humdtnger of a problem thot
~ep' us go•ng for the rest of the eve.n'ng. and then some. Loter ':"e
bego'l to thin~ it wos · ust o clever tnd of Mr Berber to get us .•n
volved whde he wos busy f;fling in the Grand Conol, or somelhtng
like tho I. •
Here s the puzzle· You ore given 12 pe,.,n;es ond o bofa,.ce scole
Eleven penn•es we•gh the some. one is tmperfect. There ore no we tghts
for the bolance scole so all you con do •s to bofMce penn e~ ogot,st
pennies. With only ) seporote weigh ngs find ou t wh,ch •s the tm·
perfect penny. end olso whe ther it is lighter or heavoer thon the II
penn•es of equol wetght.
Looks easy. doesn I it? Just try it You con locole the bod penny
quickly enough. But the punier tS to find out tf d s light or heavy
There s no trick involved. You have "" the necessory facts And oil ~he
necessary equ•pment .. the bolonce scoles . . end o set of brotns.
Go to it, end l~t me know ______________ _
LeUen-
Editor of The Ensign. 1 :--lf>wport Harbor Ensign
My deoar Mr. Haapa: Dear Hop:
r would like to thank you and r want to convey our thanks tor
your staff tor the fine coopera· thl' wonderful way In which you
tlo you have given me during have assisted our church during
then past year our three·year pastorate In New.
at pleasure port BE'ach. You and your' staff Itk~as b~n ~thgr;eg and Bob 1 have a lways been ao friendly and wor ng w d to a helpful. We have especially en· Burns and I look forwar 1 1 joyed knowing yo1,1 and Pee and
continuation of our congen a I the other members of your sta.U. association In the future.
ds t you We will follow, wtth Interest, With kindest regar o d the progress which your paper
and best wishes to both Peg an will continue maklnc throuchout
the baby. I am the years..
Yours sln~rely. d beat wtah Mrs. Ralph Tandowsky, Our thanks An ea.
Press Chairman, Sincerely yours,
Lido Isle Woman's Club The Rev. Donald G. Sapp
P.S. Pleue don't let old "C.Q.
Hottman" give us any more
shocks like his April Fool CO·
lumn, threatening to resign. l
think I went Into shock alter
the first few words, didn't finish
the column 110 was fooled com·
pletely. Finally, some kind soul
put me out of my misery and
told 1ne he was just kidding. I
wtah he wouldn't do those
thinp! -------
Editor of the Enslen,
School Board
Elects Berry
tM dty boJ ID tiW 0M111trJ' a.. ~ U..t cow. .,_ .....
1'lw1 had alwa,a ....... t Uaat
the m14k lUIS ~t tt. Sat:urdQ'I ..... .._: "luw.
nn.t dei1Dq1Nfte7 tnern• dtAid
by at't.l:llrM1 ....... llvwD .....
..t.n 1 s)NclJet 1 be.~M¥e 1n "Bod~ waa .... t ballal~· aoqts to ~ book on. Jt It 000 lpUfldlna ,_,.., ,.., ...
,._ waan't actn' the ,ambUna aun4 taO a ciQ" -ftat'e a 49, eon.nota......_ ..... oulllde .. ~ ....... laft. WMn 1 cetrW the JMMt I wu
BY~~-
eapptled t;y !fewport Beedl cit) Anyhow, l«'a don't apend the CONOIM by the -~ ot the wa•. ,801De u~. COGtr&ct • ~ betofie we a-t lt. Let'• a.o.. '"Youw aot Jt ~.AU )'OU ..,, ••• -• -·• ..-,._ l/lltll'l ...... are a nke vtU•ae have to 4o a. to a-t 'the Joad ot With a lO.clay DOtlee c:aJM»lla· tbat we AN and not a metropolla. brleb « D)Ud on ,.,.., illhoOJder
don claw., .ome with no recotd Let'• be L.T.O.'a UJttle 11me and c:llmb that laddtf. 'lbe IUY ot aru-acreement. It wu a ()pinto,.) and .. t UMd to that ap tbere ctoea ,u the W'Oitt."
eGOIIIG....-o
Don't expect muc:h ol a column
th.Ja week. I'm too buay ptttn.c
~dy to take f1tt on a flablni
trip. I've planned It for montha,
but as usual, find many thlnp
atlU undone at the Jut minute.
Someone uked "Are you all
ready to leave on your trip!"
.t.(y answer wu that I was
NEVER ready. I just do as much
u poaJble untll I nm out ol.
time, then leave!
The c:un-ent junket wtJJ be the
lonrest of any flablng excursion
to date. Thla Tuesday afternoon
I'rn pttinc aboard Bonanza, our
own local alrUne, change to
American at L.A. International
AJrport. leave at 8:45 p.m., and
arrive In Wuhlncton, D.C. at 7:10
a.m. Wednesday.
At Washington. I'll be greeted
by my &ood friend Otis Beasley,
who Ia juat about as gone on
marlin flablnc u this one. He's
already rat.ed 3 blue marlin and
a aaJlflsh ott Cape Hatteras thla
season. The blues didn't strike.
The aaU dld. In his apare time.
Otia Is a.asJstant secretary for
administration ot the Department
of the Interior. We met Otla last
April on Mazatlan during the
11th International U&ht Tackle
Tournament. He's a great guy.
e OCEAJf ClTT, ICAJITLAJO)
Shortly after arrival In the Na-
tion's Capitol, we'll take ott In
Otis' car for Ocean City, Mary.
land. It's about 140 miles from
Washington, via Annapolis and
Salisbury, Md. And the next a.m.,
July 4, we're going fishing!
Ocean City ls famous as the
hottest spot there Is for the
fighting white marlin. They are
a small member of the bUI ·tish
tribe, running around 75 lbs.. on
tht' average. But they are plenti·
ful.
Many yt'ars ago. In 1939. to be
exact, J saw my first marlJn, In
this same spot. Four Penna. trout
tlshPrmen had gone to Ocean
City to try the saJt.water gamt'.
We were trolling four lines. When
tht> silver horde hit. we had ONE
ON EACH UNE - a quadruple
hook-up! I never did catch one.
then or the next year, but this
time, I'm out f« blood.
e LOCAL CLAJ1
Otis and I wtll also fish to·
gether on the 6th. On that day,
most of the other members of the
California delegation will arrive.
OUR state Is sending seven
teams. this number tied only by
Florida. for competltlcm In the
veatest of all the light taclue
<'lassies. Thp night of July 6th
I'll be welcoming about 30 local
anglt'rs. and many of their wives,
and giving them the low·down
on thP white marlin. J hope!
Hereo are the California threats
to thE' champion's t itle In the
12th International Light Tackle
Tournament:
The Tuna Club (Avalon! -
Paul Rogers (Lido Islel, captain;
Don Locke and Lester Lowe.
Balboa Angling Club -Ray
Dike INewport Beach), captain;
Horace Witherspoon, and one
other. not known at-tht' moment.
Pacific Anglers-Harry Rogers
(Lido Islel, c aptaIn; Merle
1 Beanyl Afflerbaugh, and AJ
Manderbach.
Light Tackle Marlin Club -
Art Hall ILong Beach l, captain:
l..ef' J. Harter !Corona del Marl
and Calling "Yours Truly'' C.Q.
hodppoctp. c:atdl u e.tdl ~ belore w. u.rt acUq like Bod ea.nt.n' J&nl\l&,. Oofn
anatued deal Inherited by the B.T.O.'a (Ill 'ftriJe O.,.ato,.). u.. bttdt muon ot pl....,_:
emnpete luly 9, 10 and 12, and n .. ctty manqw lut yeu. I ... by the paper. t.tJ.at eo.ta a mud.'' ~ly br the hod
the ladlea lnetudJnc our vvy ~nc the ltema '!e find thla 1( .. topa ua In population and ' , "Hanrtnt. on the ll4lder,
ex])eft catttorpJa pla, many ol very tnteresunc one: Newport emplOye sa penona. We In Ntw· ; tr)1nc to come.''
whom w1Jl acooinpany their-hua· Helchta Irrlcatton DlatJ1c:t, 15th port leach .mploy 250. That'• wen. don't wony about lt. We banda, wlll tab over the atap and Slpal, a private water oom. owrdoJnf the "keeptnr up with ean always 10 back to com
on July 11th. pany which hu been bu)'lhc an the Jon--.•• ~ad'and mol--.1 alwaya did Thla hex·bltten anele wtll do avea~ of 10 acre feet a month • • • ll.ke food com bread. hl.s best to keep you posted on (that'a 435,600 c:u. tt.. or 3,049.l00 e &CO•OIIT ltOYU
the bll doJnp at Ocean City. The p Jiona). The Coundl and dty manacer ...... 11·
Calttonatana.. especially Pacific So you didn't knbw unUl Juat have ahown ddlnlte allf\8 ot be. ...,
Anclera. will be In contact with now that the resldenta In aome comJnr economy eoNicloua, u ~dentll of Newport Beach
etther Georee Grtttlth, at the of our annexaUona cet their ahown by the denJal of the an. donated 11197.11 on June 23 to the
Balboa Bay Club, or Harold Ke-''white" water from the private. nu.aJ request ot ttreworka at the City o1 Hope HoapltaJ. 'nle Ifni·
noyer, on Lido Isle, every tour. ly owned water company, Whose Balboa Pier, and ot the annual tora and the BJ-Lowl, 1~ auto·
nament nleht. You can eet the atodc they had to bqy wben they aJlotment to the Newport Harbor mobl1e clW., and poUt. oftlc.tra
dope f19m them dally, 1t you boupt their homes ln the aub· Cbamber ot ~htclren ...a.ted In the d.rtve. Others U ·
can't walt for the next edition of dlvtalon. 'nte aubcUvtder put In feed. but, you know, a Uttle ~ lncluded Drew lob.Nion,
Calilnc C.Q. the malna and then eave them to hen~ and a Uttle there · · • Jf1b Slrdth, and IUdlard Boa.
• AUACOilE TOUHEY. TOOl the prlva~ water company. Of 'l'hl$ Is timely 1A view ol the man., all ot Corona del Mar; M.ra.
Before the Ocean Ctty deal Ia coune, the eost wu added to the f~ that t.heTe wtiJ no doubt be E1J%awth Balier and her aon,
over, our own blegest tuhlng ho~ owners' purcbue prfce. rec:om.mendaUona from the waya Dare. of Balboa laland; ud re·
competition begins, namely the Se you didn't know until now and me&M conunJttee to lump .erve goJice omcet 8ld Iutter·
12th INTEltCLUB ALB A C 0 R E that wd privati! water company the ce»t ot 7 ,or 8 caplt-.1 lm· WOftll aftd hfi eon Dtttr.
TOURNAMENT, aet for July 12. buya Ita "white water" rrom the provementa on a bond luue to ;l.iiiiiiiiiii.iii~lllllli-iilii-.llliiiiillilll-lit 13 and 14. Repo~ to date say City ol Newport Beach whole· be put up for the approval ol
that the albacore, as ls their aaJe by the acre foot (there are the vot~. .
custom, are playtne hard·tO·Iet 304.920 callona per acre foot), Let'a aee what haa happened
and far.away at the moment. but and that you and ( pay Sl.75 a to us In the Jut 2 yean In the
belnr the unpredictable little month meter ebarce for the pfi. way of added tax burdens and
cusses that they are. any thine vllege of buylnc water at a re· local clty charc•: The 55-c:ent
can happen In the next ten days. cently Increased price. These 2 tax oVet'·rlde for a new .hlp
Good luck, you euys. all 162 of ltema to pay for a new rMerVolr «hool; the 15·cent tax over·rlde
you! Those of us In Ocean City so that we can have "'white wa-for the Newport elementary
will be anxious to know how you ter," and aell It to a privately .cbooU, primarily to raJae teacll.
are doing! We sure wish you the owned water company whole· ers' pay; the lncreue In mtnJ.
best! • sale. which In tuma aella It to mum ch&rle on watet' met .. e CHAMP CBAmMAlf our annexed ~nts, who do plus the lncn!aae of water rater We're going to be up against not pay a meter charge to the to .pay for the new water reset'·
real atlft rompetlllon back In City of Newport Beach but will voir; the lncreaae In special fUnd
Maryland, looks like. The mall own wtth us the reservoir when tax rates for funds of library,
today brought a letter from tl\e It's paid for. parks, beache. and ~ation
Cortland Line Company, proudly Recommendation: Charge those and retirement. up a net of 7
staUne the tact that their Cort· people who buy ''white water" ~nta for th~ ft:ca! year.
land Supercoty linen line had from the privately owned com.
produced a pair of champions. pany the same m@ter charre that
out at the recent tuna tourna· the rest of us pay. Anything In ·
ments In the Atlantic. equitable In that? The CAT CAY TOURNAMENT • • •
wu won by W. K. "Bill" Car· e 1.200 A TED
penter of Wilmington, Del .. with Whoa! Let's face the facts Jn .
seven big blue·flns totalling stead o! the delu.aJons of gran.
2.882 lbs. BUl ls a ~mber of the deur about our future population
U.S. Tuna Team. The BIMINl lncreaM. In the past few yeah
TOtfRNEY was the one that got we have Increased a little over
me, though. The winnah was a thousand a year, and remember
none other than OS OWINGS, of that we grabbed and anne~ed
Wuhlncton, D.C. with 4 blegles some populated areaa.
golne 1.908~ 1M. It JUST HAP· Rl&ht now our onJy expanaton
PENS that OS Ia Genet'aJ. Chair· wUJ be new aubdfvtaiona In the
man ot the 12th lntet'naUonal alneJe poulble d.lNc:t1on, the lr·
and captain of the Ocean City Vhle Co.'a putu.re land In the
Upt Tackle Club, h<*t f« the next 5 yan 1 pred~ lea than to~·~S:~nr!:any worried, thourh. 1~ a year lncreue. What and
e WIIEU WI: CODfQ?
Where are we headed a.nd h~
soon will be we get there! Yes,
I judce It t. time that we ctve
a little sober thought to the fu-
ture. Our present crop ol juve-
niles don't aeem to have any
ldeu of economy. They treat
money like It erowa on tree. All
they know ia that they aak mom
and pop for it. Tbey are Uke
Given any sort of luck. (and you
can't dlscount that old ral!) I'll
still say that Calltornla ha.a the
best and most light tackJe ex·
perts of any spot In the world
Until proven otherwise. and I
quote Dick Jennings. Cortland'•
Public Relations Director, "When
the cups are up and the chtpa
are down" I'll put my dinero on
our home' ft1Wn boys! ADOlS!
HAST A OCEAN CITY!
.•. We ....,u. Ia
CbickeA Turby, Bam, ._, 11114
Spareriba. Sped.cd atteatioa gt._
Be a summer aubatltute for a
regular volunteer! In order to
meet any emerJency', two VO•
lunteerS' are needed lmtnedJate·
Jy to clean and aterllJze rnedlc:al
lnstrumenta for a f.ree nuralnl
agency that aervea anyone who
1.s Ill and unablf to pay for
medical care.
3421 E. C.aat IIP••r
CORONA DEL MAil
• ..... 4124 \
PIIDIIDUUD ................
HEN
TURKEYS •• er.,
l~~r~pl ..
101 miMAfl CAU •••
La Paz Sporumen'a Club -
Bert Devere. captain; Karl Miller
IN~rt Beach), George CoJ-
IInee.
Los Angeles Rod and Reel Club
-R. M. Andenon, captain; Dave
Rosenthal, Paul Manuel, Max
Fenmore, alternate.
Two hours a week per volun•
teer Is a 11 that Ia uked, and
the days and houra are OexJble.
Any momlnc Monday Urroup
Friday, between 9 a.m. and 12
noon, are the tlmes ald t. needed.
OICAa ICAYKa l••h_. -J) ' 1W
Canned Hams
Imperial Valley Anglera Club
-Cal Rector (El Centro), cap·
taln; othet' two team.matH not
reported to date. •
The tournament bectns. omct.
ally, on July 9, but there will be
a lot of pre.tourna.rnent "prac-
tice" before that. The men will
Experlen~ Ia not nec:ea.aJ7
and the need t. ureent. eo wtU
two wtlllnc volunteer. pleut
contact the Community Volun·
teer Bureau at Ll 8-o717 or viaft
the office at 325 No. Newport
Blvd., Newport Hetahta, Tueaday
tJtroup Prlday 10 a .m. to 2 p.m. T
.
BPW ~resid e nt Mary Naegeli
Picks Committees, Chairmen
Mary Na~1ell, president of the man; Ruby Fox. Dorothea Sh~
Newport fllltbOr Busl.neu and ly. M.arte Rollin&. Nancy MtddJe.
Proteulona1 Women'• Club, an. ton.
nounces th.t: appointment ol com· e BnaAL COIIJOTEU
mJttees and dlalrmen lor the EMBLEM-YEAR BOOK: Lydia
cormnr yee.r. Southworth, chalnnan; Verna • Dorothy Sutherland and Edna Sullivan.
Jacober will MrW u co·chair-
men tor the annual Christ.mu .WELFABE: Ma.rl~old Schlue-
p r e' vIew. Ruth Wtllmes wu ter, cha.Jnna.n; Marraret Ere.
named parliamentarian. Meu Evereon. Mary McChesne)'.
Here are the committee assl1n· CONVENnONS: Jee.n Howell.
ment..: M.AB:CH OP' DIMES: Sue Hor·
• ITAJfODfC:. COIOQTTEES vath, chalnn .. ; Greth\ TubtJ.,
CARE E R ADV ANCEHENT: Marilynn Wheeler.
Vfta UUenthal, chalrman; Kath-REPORT COORDlN A TOR:
leen Coleman, Nelda Gibson. Marie Uke.
Cla.ra Ellen Spelman, Lena Mae HlSTORJAN: Lylyaa Pan1bom.
a,111111 IIi Plsriz••
F•· Fa••• lilt II
The Newport Harbor Opt1m15t
CJub will hold an OpUmlft Day
rcw memben and their ramUt•
W~dnaday, July 3l. at the L&ey
"H" Sk)' Ranch. lf.crution pro·
vtded will be pitch and putt.
abUtneboa.rd, IIW1m.mln~. and a
chlldren'a wadtn1 pool. DJnn~r
wUl a,. MJ"Ved ln the evenJn1.
Oecar Smith. member ot the
J...o. Ani~H club for 39~ yeara.
wu CQest at th~ meeUn1 lut
week at the VIlla Marina. Mr.
Smith wu formerly lnteornatton·
ai plftldent an• p~ldent of hb
club. Be wu instrumental In the
adoption of the Optimbt Creed
and the foundlne of the Boys'
Home.
W&WJOIIT •aaoa DUalf J
,..,...,A1'. 1DL y t. 1117
1UJU01r DAUGIITZ& JK)D
A 7·pound. 9.ounce f(lrl was
born to Mr. and Mra. Harold
Han.on ot c&30"-H~llotrope Ave ,
Corona del Mar, SUnday, June
2l.
,., ... !
YOU CO
D8 lEI lEI
NEWPORT HARIOR Business a& Professional
Women's Club honored its seholarship winners at
dinner at the New~rt Harbor Yacht Club. Left
to right: Brenda Elford. Claudia Gen+osi,eJudy
Sutherland, high school scholarship winners, $100
each; BPW President Mary Naeqeli, Mrs. B4rbaro
Roberts, Orange Coast College scholarship.
$200; Diane , T rooion. high $Chool scholcmhip.
$100. The $600 por year in scholarships offered
by tho B.P.W., is part of tho revenue from the
dub's annuai ... Chri~tmos Preview held in Decem-
bel'. (Don Bush photo).
Wlllley. AIDS' TO SMALL BUSINESS:
BIG SISTER: Olive Bateman, Bette Buah, ch•lrman; Sandy
chalr!TWln; Florence Bauer. Helen CarLson, Velma O'Brien, Eleancw
President Norman Brov.rn re-
ported that the board or direc-
tors hu authorized the purchue
ot a new Ampro projector. Spies. Helen Wolford. Usk.
FINANCE: Ruby St~enson. COURTESY: Ruth G err Ia h, BONE POB YACATIOJf
chairman; Cntra GriUitha. chairman; Betty Hortman. Dick Lewis la spendJnc the
NEWS SERVlCE: Marilyn Le-MUSIC: Sara Blattennan. summeor with hls parenta. Mr.
Baron, chairman; Dorothy Palen, HOSPITAUTY: Roberta Shell. and Mn1. Howard Lewla, 329 VIa
.. •
.. ...., ·-·-,._ •• fM' lwc. 11
The <>ranee Cout Chapter Or-
der of De Molay 1a currently
makJn~ plana tor lta annual
brealctut to be heJd from 8 a.m.
until noon Saturday, Aueuat 17,
at the Coeta Mesa Park.
Future Mothers Are Guests
At Auxil~ary's Stork ! ea
Helen Norton. chairman; Mild~ Chapman, Udo Soud. Udo Iale. recoverlne
PROGRAM: M~rrUee Dungan. MazJe BJrd. Ruth Wrieht. from a strenuous year at Stan-
HEALTif lr SAFETY: Marilyn TICKETS: El.leen George. chair-ford University. purauln1 the
Miller. chalrman; Loube Foote. man; Natalie Wlae, Virginia field of electric en11neerinl.
VIctoria Jones. Golden Smith. Dee Weber, PhyJJb Gaston. Meta Dick graduated from Harbor
Boyd. Bachmann. High In 1954 and enjoyed the
Hot cakes. sauaa1e, orance
Juice, mJik or · coHee are •key
Items on th~ menu. The food will
be specla11y prepared and served
by mothers of De Molay mem ·
bers and supervbed by dlatrfct
Oran1e County !upervt.or Heinz
Kaiser. Homer Smith, owner ot
the BaJOO.. Market, 11 donatlnc
the food, and local buaJneamen
have donated prtz.ea.
Future mothers Uvtnr tn the
H•rbor area were 1fUest5 last
week at a Stork Tea helc1 by the
Huntlneton Beach chapter of
Hoag AuxJJiary In the maternity
wln& of the hoepttal.
Mrs. Florence-Tunis, president
of the chapt~r. Mrs. wtoltred
Bacon, hospital administrator,
and Dr. Hugh Plumb, president
ot the medical staff. gave the
a.uembled guests a cordial wel-
come.
Mrs. Marie Thompson, In
charee or the nursery. spoke on
factors rerardlng bablH, Miss
Dorothy Copeman outllned the
IIWI Ill Is .... Te lle .. ls lirl Wla n. Del Frakt~,-II Rifle Ttnalllll
Robin Ann. flrst daucbter ol
Mr. and M,.._ Don Frakes of 716
Femleal Ave., Corona del Mar.
wu born Sunday, June 16 .... at
Hoar Hospital. Robin welehed 7
pounds. 14 ounces and wu 20
Inches lone. Robin haa a brother.
Don WIIUam. who ls 19 months
of a1e. Th~ Frakes have been
llvtng In the Harbor area two
yea.-.. They moved from Long
Beach. Mr. FrakH 11 a student
at Lon1 Beach State College and
worka part time at La Cantina
Uquor Store, Corona d~ Ma.r.
lira m• l••••n Oallwlll II ICC
All Rarbol' Jtoyr Club mem·
.._. wW be ,.llllt~ to twlm at
Ora.qte Oout ODIJ ... eMil ...._.
dQ' and ftunc!~. A bua wtll
lMW the club at 2 p.m.. and wUJ mum from the colle,e at 3:4.5. •
Se.uon tlcketa may be pur.
chued at the collee-e for $2. or
It wtll co.t 25 centa per day. Boys
are reminded nqt to for1et a
towel.
su
,
Mlss Judy Regan of 445 Santa
Ana Ave .. Newport Heights. was
~warded the top gold medal In
the smallbore rifle tournament
June Z1 at th~ South Coast Gun
Club, north or Corona del Mar on
MacArthur BJvd.
Miss Regan was also hlgh
scorer of til~ ~enlnr. shooUng a
perfect score of 400 wltb 35 x's
In the 2-man teams match. Her
Individual aggr.gate score, the
hlghM posted !or the day, was
798x54.
Largest and Mpst Complete
Furniture Store in the ArM.
c.n-._
OtcOitATING SElVICI
L~ ~5111
Beus t ... Gar~tD
Fvmilhings for homes,
dubs. yacht!.
)017 W. Coast Hi9hwey
~pott e..,h
NTS
(or 1/()Ur 1n0MJ1 back) .
. . . all ~ In the lUll-... tbe ~~
~ SEA • sxr. poeUJo. fJCUola COD-
ditiom Mia. PftPnlt. peelbtf. leta fOU
tan a.utiluDy without di8colplon .••
you'll haw a loal-lalliQI taft ~
1 admire. Tbara trb1 8ltA
lc SKI ou...U. all oda.
IUiltan~
service~ of the Vlsltln~ Nu,...
A.uoclatlon. Mlaa Ruth Burke, a
baby food counselor, showed a
color film entitled "Know Your
Baby", and prnented each of the
upectant mothers with a ctrt.
PUBUC AFFAIRS: Do rot h y BOSSES NIGHT: Marie Lan-honor of belne editor ol the
Reddick. chal.muln; Kay Vaughn. nine. Ruth WUJmes. •"liBeiiaiico•n•"·._ _____ iiiiiiiiiiiili
Fredah Bates. Margie Richard-I YOUTH AC'TIV11lES : Jeanne 1
son. I Chapman. chairm.an; Doone Law-
l!EGISLATION: Alda Gorton.1 soo. Beatrice Cusldy, Dorothy Jo
chalrman; &o.e Fenton. EJiz.a. Swanson. Va.lorle Shields. •
beth Marshall, Allee Crank. Ell., DECORATIONS: Ma.rde Moore.,
zabeth Hesa. chairman; Osa Wleberg. Evelyn
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The tea table wu decorated In
traditional baby colors and a
benign stork hanglng from over·
head guarded the table. Mrs. A.
E. Bardwell aod Mrs. Harry Over-
myer presided over the tea table.
Mrs. Don McBride and Mrs. Har-
old Bender were hostesses tn
charge of the guest book.
MEMBERSHIP: Allee Fox, Lindsay, O'Deana Mlka. Ceral ·
chairman; Agnes Blomquist. Eve -din~ Bryan. Dorothy Zabelskl.
lyn Varner. Mildred Swanson Dorothy Wllllarn.s.
NATIONAL SECURITY: June RAFFLE PRIZE: Helen Cole.
Peterson. chairman; Neva Oak -chairman. Isabelle Bowles, Cella
den. Peg Haapa, VIrginia Towle. Thayer, Jessie Hlll.
Margaret Hawks. Pauline Frede~
BRUCE MARTIN
AUTO-TRUCI -RIE -UFE
rl<"k. LOCAL AGENT The future mothen; were taken
on a tour of the hospital folJQW-
lng the program
INTERN AT I 0 ~A L R E LA-
TJONS: Mildred Stanley. c-hair-
Place your clasal!ied ad In the
Newport Harbor Enslen -Call
Harbor 1114 or Harbor 1115.
1793 !fEWPORT AVE... COST A tlESA
OFFICE: Uberty 8-!55.'W RES. Uberty 8-~
Statement of Condition
Directors
BYRON J. BADHAM
Prrsulntt, 'llolfa-H11~t c.,,..,
C. A. BARK.lR.JR. s,.,.,. v-Prasliftl
LM~ Awv•ft c-,-.-.
HAilllY J. BAUI&
v;.a......._.,,..~
Su nl uwU/Jfww¥~C..,_,
GIO. Y . BR~LJN
AI,_.'J Ill uw
P~t. S,..._. P.ai.1 C...l-1
ASA V. CALl.
a..~ •/II># s.-J
PMJfo /lf•t.M Ufo l•1•r-Cl•,.•1
EDWARD W. CARTER
Prr~ultnll, B,-.~HIIIh St•ns. 1-.
VICTOR. M. CARTER
Praulnt, Ci11 •/ Ho~
A. E. STEWAllT CHAFFEY
Lrodwr
C. C. DePLEDGB s,. .. ,. v'" Praukwl
AS OP .JUN. a o. teB7
~sou rces
Cath aod Due fr.ocD. &nkS . • . • • • • . • . • • • • • • • • • . • . .
United Scates Gove.m,meot Securities .•...........••
Obligations of Other Federal Agencies .. S_ 8,240.582.56-
State, County, and Municipal Bonds . . . . 60.332.086.66
Federal Reserve Bank Stock .................... .
Loans ............... -...... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·
Bank Premises, Furniture. and f ixtures ............. .
Earned Jacome Receivable ..................... .
Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit and Acceptances
$ 230,13S.832.76
68. Cj ~ 1.669.22.
1 •. ~~3,lSO.OO
449.0.H. 'i81.99
I 2.1 54.4 11.42
3.~_,3.' \4.40
5.191.~S~.4S
Oth R l .t•--.4:! .... 3 ~ er esource:s .•...•...........•........... ____ 7 ___ ~_
CHARLES DETOY p.,,.,.,,. Total ...•................................. SI.Ot 6.R61.186.19
c.JtltJC't/1, s-Jwr (r c-,_,
CHAS.!. DONNiiU.Y s ..... "*" o. ... u, 6 p,..J}I
Al,.nt'JI
ALLAN HANCOCK
htJttllet, Lll Bru S.O.rilitJ C..
JOHN D. IC.iJlR.
~t.A~N•••~G,.~
c-p.r.rie• •
fllANIC. L ~1NG
p,.,ut/nft
JOHN A. MCCONB ~tJ•sllruHI,..,J1(A~r111iH
HBNllY T. MUDD
~t, '"*"" NiJm c.r,.r•t-
BLVON MUSICK.
llhuicj. r..m fr G-11. AII#I'H1f
Pfui~Mu, Piru.nl* Gr-"" .....,_.;,;,. ef 1/i._;;
HAllOLD QUINTON
~ s. ,, ••c.JifwwM~c-,..,
llAYYOND W. STEPHENS ~,.,._frS.~ ,.,.,._,.
cunoa.otwnu E . u 1'-1'\ rf I
lllVING M. Y A.lXIa. rAw.~T,.,.&r.-.(~
J:iabilities
Demand Deposats .•• : •••••....... $664,959,438.51
Time !Hposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 227,821,359.00
I
United States Government Deposits. . . • 16,804,550.99
Other Public Deposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31.018.129.02 $ 940,603.4~~.52
Reserve for Interest, Taxes, and Expenses .....••..•••
Uneamed locome Collected .........•.•••••.••••
Lettea of Credit and Acceptances ....••....•.•..••
Capital Stock .•................. s 19.~2.637.50
Surplus. • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26,863,425.00
Uodirided Profits . . . . . . . . . . • • • • . • 13.040.622.37
5,65 3.88~ .17
5,994,304.18
5,304,132.45
59.:\06.684.87
Toc:al ••••••••••.............••••.......... $1.016.862,486.19 . -
·~~.46).57 pi~ eo f«W'e P.blic r..odaedTruu D«-rosscs
Mel 106 ocher f"ll11IWS. u reqaiftd or pHmitT~ br la•
•
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•
COM P.T.A. Programs .Set
For Coming School Year Pat Clemence
to Be Wed to
Bob Gallivan
THE FORMER Morilyn Ann Jones of Coste Mesa beceme the June
bride of Robert E Wotts of B.,lboo. (Bernie Alden photo).
Marilyn Ann Jones Is Bride
of Robert Watts of Balboa
A motlt of white daisit>s was 1 was madt> with larg~ bouffant
u~d In the June wedding cer~. 1 sleeves and a trimming of em-
mony of Miss Marilyn Ann Jones broidered daisies. An apron ~f
of 6-17 Shalimar Dr .. Costa Mesa. (('('t adornl"d tht> billowing s kirt.
and Robert E. Watts of Balboa. Her shoulder length veil was
\\'lllte daisies, gladioli and caught by a sweetheart head-
stock d('COratt'd St. Andrews pie«> trimmed' with Sf.'E'd pearls
Prt>Sbyterian Church, where the To romplett> her rostumt>. tht>
marriage vows wt-re exchanged bndE' \\ore teardrop pearl ear
on Saturday afternoon, June 23. rings gl\·en to her by the groom
White daisies trimmed the n('('k· She carried a wh1te orchid sur-
line of the bride's gown and rounded with Illy of the valley,
whitp and blue daisies were car-carnations and blut' delphinium
riPd by the bridal attendants. Mrs. B. E. Alley or Taft. sister
Tht' bnde Is the daughter of of the bride. served as ht>r maid
Mr and Mrs. Raymond P. Jones of honor. The groom's sister-In-
of Taft The groom's part>nts art> law. Mrs. Frank Watts. and Miss
Mr and Mrs Coy Watlll of 2144 Dorothy Sprengt'r of Huntington
Oci!an Blvd. Balboa The Rev Beach were bridf'smalds All of
Jamt>s Stewart read tht> double the attendants wore ballt>rlna
nng ct.>rt>mony length gowns of aqua nylon
A fl oor lt>ngth gown of whitt> dottffi Swiss. made with high
nylon marquisette was chosen nt'Cklines and bouftant sleeves
by the bride for her wedding 1 and skirts. They wore matching
dress. The snugly fitting bodice aqua shoes and tufted vt>lls and
Professional
Directory
P'UWEIIAL DDl.ECTOIIS
Friendly Nel£hborhood Service
PARKES-BELL
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8-3433 6: 8-3434 Costa Mesa
N OW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES
St'rvln& the Harbor Area
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
I
carried natural straw hat baskPts
spilling over with white and
aqua dalfles.
Mr. Wafts chose his brother,
F'rank, ts best man. Ushers wt>rt>
Worley Alt>xander, Richard Run-
nells and Bob Ore A nl('('(' and
nephew of the bride. Cheryl Kay
and Craig Alley of Taft. were
flower girl and ring bearer. The
little girl wore a floor lt>ngth
aqua dotted Swiss dres.." and
carrit>d a baskt>t of whItt> da isles
Mrs. Lewis Kidder was wedding
soloist a('("()mpanled by Mrs.
Dwight Mayfield at the or&an
Following the wt>ddlng a re·
ct>ption was held at the Elks
Club In Nt>wport. where Mrs.
Jones greeted guests In a rose
mauve lace dress with jacket
with blending rose accessories
and a whitt> orchid C'Orsage Tht'
The Corona del Mar School
P.T.A. has released a schedule
of Its meetlnp to be held the
coming IIChool year tn the cafe-
torlum at th~ school. Below are
the date. time, th~e. hostes.seJ~,
and committees featured at the
meetings.
Monday, Sept. 23 : 7:30 to 9
p.m .; Gtottlng Acquainted Vl(ith
Your"School, o~n house; P.'t.A.
Board: h06pltallty. grade rep-
resentatives, and parent t'duca-
tlon. ·
Monday, Oct. 21; 7:30 p.m .;
'Fatht>r'lt Night, Gay Nineties
Fashion Show, Pie Box Auction,
and SO<'Ial hour: P.T.A. Board ;
ways and means, membership,
and magazines.
Monday, Nov. 18: 2 to 3:30
p.m .; Tradition Customs, cake
d£'rnratlng and holiday Ideas by
Marjorlf:' Barnett; klnd~rgarten
room mothers: character educa -
tion and r~d book.
Friday, Ot'<'. 13; Christmas
program.
Monday, Jan. 13: 2 to 3:30
p m . Our Children and Art.,Joan
U.F. Directtn Bill
Farewen II lew. s.,,
The board of directors of the
Newport Beach United Fund
paid tribute and said Its fare-
wells last week to publicity
chairman the Rev. Donald Sapp,
who last week left his pastorate
of the Balboa Island Community
Methodist Church. The Rev. Sapp
has attepted a call to the Foot-
hills Methodist Church at Duarye.
At the . lrvint> Coaat Country
Club luncheon meeting, president
Ralph Myers, Jr. expressed ht.
~rsonal appreciation and that ot
board members for the part the
~v. Sapp played In the succeu
of the campaign last yt>ar. The
Rev Sapp ~rved on the board
of directors for the past two
yurs.
Tht> board said of the Rev.
Sapp· "He has workt'd tirelessly
to promote and publicize the a im
of the Unltt>d Fund -to unite
all welfare and h~alth agencies
so there will be only one drive
-one solicitation a yt>ar In the
city of Newport Beach."
HOlM SocleiJ liM• s,.-a 11 Atlt,HHI
Harbor 42
3520 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Baltz Mortuary
Llbf>rty 8-2121
17h lr Superior, Costa Mesa
.
I
groom's mother wore a powdt>r Albert Launer. member of the
blue linen and chiffon dr~s Tri-County Advisory Board of the
made in the empire style. Sht> Children's Home Society, spoke
had white attessorles and a on the lawyer's approach to
white orchid corsa&f'. adoptions last week at thto New·
Following a honeymoon at Las port Au xiliary's final meeting ol
Vegas and Boulder City. the thE' year at the home of president
young couple are making thelrl Mrs. Howard Lawson, 1220 Wes t
home in Costa Mesa The bride. Bay Ave .. Newport Beach.
cuTTently employed In the Balboa I Mr. Launer discussed the ethl-
otrlce of Southern California Edl-cal con!llct often encountered by
c;on Co., Is a graduate of Taft thf.' attorn~y In handling a pr1-
Unlon High School. The groom vate adoption and the problem
graduated from Newport Harbor of legality In placing the child.
High School and ls compl4.'tlng Mr. Launer Ia a past member of
his education at Long Beach the 111ate board of governors for
State College. the California Bar In the Adop-
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Harbor Blvd. at Glaler
KIMBERLY ,~1158
OPTOIIETJIT
Dr. Keith M. Walker
Optometrist and Ortboptl.at
2721 E. Coaat Hlchway
Corona del Mar, Callfomla
Harbor 6845
p
For all your
PTintln& Needs
THE ENSIGN
Publishing Co.
HARBOR 1114
2850 E. Cout Htehway
Corona del Mar
Stcial It St. IMre•
TeFu ... loiC,..
The Women·a Fellow.hip of St.
Andrew's Pretlbyterlan Church
will hold their annual Ic-e cream
soclal from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednes-
day, July 10, In the church patio.
Milt and Mignon Stannard are
the general chairmen. Assisting
them wUI be Glenn and Allee
White. tickets; Dave and Marge
Olmsted, kitchen clean-up; Don
and Anita Martin, Jce cream; and
Guild board members and their
husbands wlll ~rve.
'ncketa may be obtaln~d from
Clr'CI~ members between church
services Sunday or by calllna Ina
Whlte at Uberty 8·7UT4.
tion Division.
A luncheon was provided by
sustaining members Mmes. Roy
Andt"tsen, David Con10n, ChaUen
Landers, Fl~Uh Springer, Kenneth
Starege, 0. G. Suess, and Charles
Ullman.
Ala W•••• Dies
Anna Woodson, 68. of 2102
Fairview Road, Cotta Mesa, .died
Wednesday, June 19, at Boa&
H08pltal after a brief Ulness. Sht
wu a native of JUinol.s and lived
In Coeta Mesa 35 years...
Funeral aervtces w~ held
Saturday at Baltz M ortu a r t
Chapel, eo.ta Mesa. wtth the Jrev.
Edwlft C. GclnJillt, put~ ot tM
Corona Ckl Mar Commaatt::y
Church. •
Brandt, speaker; first if&de room
mothers; arta and ~tera, pub-
licity.
Friday, Feb. 14: 5:30 to 7:30
p.m.; Spa&hettl Dinner, enter-
tainment; ways and means..
if1lde representatives.
Monday, March 10; 2 to 3:30
p.m.; Physical Hea lth and Ballet,
Dorothy Jo Swanson, spea~er;
pre.entaUon ot lit~ membership;
second if&de room mothers;
Founder's Day and Honorary utt>
Membership legislature, health
and aafety.
Monday, April 14; 2 to 3:30
p.m.; Children and Music; fourth
grad~ chorus; Installation of of-
fleers; fourth grade room moth-
ers; newsette and art. '
Monday, May 12; 7:30 to 9
p.m.; Water Recreation and
Safety; third grade room rep-
resentatives; health and safety,
child wellare.
Patricia Gay Clemence, 19,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvan
Clemence, 421 Dahlia Avenue,
Corona del Mar, 11 countlne the
days until Saturday, July :n,
when she and Robert Hamlltdh
Gallivan, 23, wUI recite Wlr
vows at Our Lady Mt. C&.rmel
CAtholic Chureh ln Newport
Beach."
Patricia graduated from Har-
bor Hl&h. where she met her
husband-to-be. She an ended
U.C.L.A. for 2 years and L! a
member ot the Delta Gamma Sorority.
Robert, now a resld~nt of Santa
Ana, graduated from Loyola Uni-
versity In June and belongs to
tht> Sliffia Rho fraternity.
lltU!uL tire ~ o./ 'lJtupt_ e/w1u
TIU W_. 1H EIIIJ ............. Y• OOIOIUMITi M'l:n!IODIST ClltJ'a,_ ~ .... _ ,._ w. 1-... St..,............._ .. __ --~ II&Z.a•EJR liND I& DAY ADVUJISI -...... ...__ --l-A..W. St.. e-ta x... ·-......... ._,_ LibelltT 1-45!11 .__: ..... as.. wnu,.. ·--· -R. a... CWford r. ru..-~.n-ty a.7111 •;;r2 l1&'-
Sunday: 9:30a.m. Church Sun-Sunday Services: Sunday School, IDeS. ~
day School; 9:30 and 11:00 9:30 a.m. Mornlne Worahtz,:t Saturd~omtnc Services: Sab· a.m. MornlnCJ:;onhlp-7 p.m. 10 30 Ev b ColleM A,e .,_ .. _ 7 : a.m. an~ · ath ool: 9:30a.m.-Ser-e • .,.,...,,,...., -tee. 1 ~m. Sundavy.. N N.Y.P a mon: 11:00 a.m. Prayer meet-p.m. ell School MYF Service; 6 d ~ 8 p.m., youn... adulta .,.,..up p.m. un ay: Prayer meet-lne: Wednaday, 8:00 p.m. __ .. • •·-tne, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. -
IICJ" ,.ce. VJIJVEIIIALJIT COJOfVlnTT ____.. . I'EU..OWUIIP TBE c:anc:IM)P caJUIT TBE cauaca or CIDJST m.u a.u ....
1050 Cbucta A. c:.t. .... Odd P.UOW. Z....., SIS w . ............___ ..,_ -·--UbeltJ a.ma .... ...,.. A..., -_._,--a. C. J--. M'alr'llll eon..._ DL , .... ...._..
Sunda.y eervteea: t=-a.m. Bible tIll lt 1-SJll &mdq ~ 10:00 a..m. Monl· ltU~; 11 a.m. mam.tn• w.~r· ,._ ....._,._ Kts'... J:aa tfOIIiblp. U:OO a.&
mtp: 6:00 p.m. na.tn~ iemce. SUnda7 SeorvteM: 1:45 a.m. &Ole PDIIT ~.aiitY 01' GC*
Midweek eervtce. 7:30 p.m. ltUcfy; 10:!15 a.m. worship 8ft'¥· ai.4 a & &ldla A Clilllllll .... 1bunc1ay. Ice; 7:30 p.m. evenJ.ne 8ei'Vtce. 1.111 1 tt .::;:,1
CIDIIiT caqaca n 'I1D su ••• diK. c:. e...sc. ..._
c-aldty M.....u.t CZlrraAL lmLE CBUMCB Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wot·
aaJboa ~ at lftla lt.. •ewport Or-.. Aft. at 2h4 lt. ablp: 10:55 a.m. ancf ~a.t JI.Atbcw 5a11 e-ta....._ Llbedy a.sa eervlee, 7:30p.m. Youne hoPle
,_._. .... .., A. a.1... A. A. EcaSen.. ..._ and CbUdren'e Service, J':IO Sun~y Wonhlp. 9:30 a.m.. and Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Mom· ~m. Sun. Mld·week Service:
11 a.m. Church 8alool, 9:30 Inc Servtee, 11:00: Evmtne edneeday, 7:30 p.m. LadJeF
a.m. Midweek M~: 7:00 Sei'Y1ce. 7:30. Hid-week Serv· Mt.lonary Councll, 1b~
p .m. Wednesday p ed by Ice. W ed n e ad a y , 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. t~ all d«J,
IT. IUfDDWI nDSTT'DIU ca-nu•aca-lSCia lt. & lt. • .., ••• 84.. --..::;, -:.Liclaool
...._. ...._ J--L lt.wart
SUNDAY: Mornlne worship, 9
and 10:30 a.m.: Church tchool,
9:30 and 11 :00; Thu~ay, Jr.
H I e b Fellowahlp, 5 p.m.;
Pr-ayer, study croup, 10:00 a .m.
cau.,. or ova L..ADY or liT. ca-a. IMIW~!\.1;' ...... .... ..... .....
SuD4ay M._-: 8:00 and 10:00
and 12:00 a.m. Conf.SOn: Sat· urda:rs and eva ot ta f'rfda:ya and Holy Da)'l from 4 :00 to
5:30p.m. an4 rrom 1:ao to e:ao
p.m. DaUy Mu. 8:00 a .m. l'blt
Friday: 6:30 a.m. and 8:00p.m. N oven,a (Perpetual Help):
Monda.y, 7:45 pJ1L
6:15 p.m. potluck. Younr people meet 6 :15 p.m.
Sunday. PDtST 10= UPnft eo.m.a Da. KU
ST. JOACIIDI CBVaCII COJIIIE CMU8Cii liN C>raD9t A..., Colta ..._ WEWIOIIT BAaaoa ISOW • ._.._ eo.taK-C. ~.S
Llbel1y a.1011 Ltrr&UAII CBUACB ._,_1!._e1v!=*B.-Ill --Aft. Father n...a. J. ....... 1501 Q1B ~ Kewpon ._._..... _..__, -.ct..d I ._ SGDday x .... crt 1. L L 10 cmd ._.1 _, ... Sunday 8Cbool. t :G a.m.· chureh ...._, .... .......,a-D
11:30 a.m. Weekdays: Mau at ~ ~ • er vIe f U:CIO aJa. ~Ina Sundq Wonbt;'~ce.: 8 ·30 ~~~·~in 4:&r~~7~00~ Dupllcate m~mtne aervtee.--8:4:1 ~=~: !;f:;.~~~~ t.;, ~-oo a.m. Sunday ~b~l:
8:30 p.m. a,m. and 11:00 a.m., Sunday; ft'8 and m~ 7 ,.m. · __ , Sunday School for echool ap Wednelday. J"raye ee and -
PD11T l&n'IST CJIUJlCB croups at 9:45 a.m.; Nursery Bible study 7:45p.m. Wed!Ms-IT. JAIID Zf'IICO•AL
OP WBWI'OWI' provided for both eervtea and day. sa n. ~~ .._.
lalboll at..s..K:_-:,: Coat Sta.. · Sunday School ..,, 1. __ .. ..__ ..._......._ f1lll1' cauaa o? Cdiit -..... _ _....._
u..tr 140ft IT. JOIIK YIA.Jnl£1' IQ&iiflit Sun4q IMlf'Yieel: 8 :00 a.m. HolJ Pam.t..a.taert G. J.._ II'" .. _. __ A ._,...__ ._, _ _. S3a VIe._... •CCDJOid IMita Comm.alnlop; 8:15 FamJiy Serv·
Sunday evtea: 9:45 a .m., Sun· • ---"" --......_. ...._. ,_ tee. 11 a.m., worablp eervice.
da" School; 11:00 a.m.. Wot· Patber S: ~ ..._ Sunday Schol: 1 :15 a.m., lin· Th~ Servfea: 9:15 a.m.
sb p Servtce~ p.m. Sunday Sunday Maaees: 8:30 ~ 6 8:30 clan._!_. ~~-~:00 a.m.. Wed· Pra.7er ulld; 10:30 Rol7 Com· ~:n/:31) p_::J'f~ a.m. Conte.ton: Satur:!r and ~~&oa;;m.-~~·~.: ID\UaJon.
Prayer Meetfne eva of 1ft Pr1~ Holy N a.dl. ~ 9 &.a.· P'tD'r IAft'IIT caoaca ' ~; 't:r~-to 8: p.m.; l'blt 5 p.m. week .,_, t a.m.-7:.S ._. AM Aw. • Kwpe~a. a.uao• AIUIGI.T OP GOD ay-S a.m. ~-IL Wed!)~ 7·1 p.a. Frf. C... ....
1117 w. Vldad& ~ ewnblp. .... a. ...... _. c.et~~.._ ca:&IIT Lut•••u cau... -... ___ .:._:_ 1 !. 11 u...tr .... 1 OP COITA lOlA UI.M)A 11LAWD -..--., ......,. .. ....._: :._ L.l'll. Sun·
.... C. K. 'ftw I -~ (IC' ~.l.u. COJiii~~llr ~~:ar ~ W~!! Sunday .ehool 1:45 a.m.. mom· •·wt-Ill-~'' .._ ..._. ~ Uftloft· 7_:30 f.at. G;:
Ina wonlllp 11 a.m., evenJne . C.... ... -.,. ._.. h. nJ.na s.ntoe. W~ . 7:30 ~,.u.t terv1ce 7:45 p.m. ......,. .., • ...._ Twww IIAdlel' .. ~Pn.Jw, PrU. a.:f·Btbl
Mid-week MrYk:e 7:45 p.m. SundaJ Serricee: W~-~ ler•let•: t:SJ a.m. , _¥oiactq· . •
TbundaJ, Youn~ People'a Serv· Ice I a.m. Sundq at Cbarell lcboeiJ.t,=:., IDj U:OO Me i a-u ;nJt:. l'!i
1ce 7:45 p.m. Tu~. , 10:115 a.m. a.m. Wonhtp p.m. lf.t:n's Pra,. KMifn1•
THJ8 SPIRITUAL SERIFS IS DIEIE CIVIC·..._, FIINI Ala) DaVJDOJU.S
E.Ul W. STANLEY, lt.MfW
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STAFF<*) & SON
ATTEND
CHURCH
RSUI.AllY
PAUJS.IIU. WORTUAIY
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OPEN 'I'IIE POl1R'nl t
• * •
' Wh.ydon'tyoutal k a b o u t • ! i
ahudder to thlnk how duU my
life would be without any, but
aomet.lma my whydon'tyoutalk·
a bouts 1an1 up on me aomethlnl
awful, and I don't mince wor~
puttJne a flre under them!
* * *
r .... All ""Look cat tJt.lll battle
of ..... ·--""'.e .......... . .._. lftiY laMu ••• TM a-t
·--.-.,........ ..... t.t.d• .•. Ro cattllltr oC 1-••· •
1q'Amd"9, DO at:rcdllla4r, DO
IJP ••'"9 of a c-. GD4 .......
wttJa ...... .. nf:rl;xa._.
Tb.la ·-··--Ia w u.. roatlalY c:laWed caad ....., ..
r.a..~a,.. au u......, ...,. ...
Al'a ..... to U.. bot ..-u a .,..... 0(,.... ~
* * *
From Eddie, kine ot the salad
makers: "'ld you meet our little
monster and our bll mqnater!"
Eddie wu teedlne potatoea to
the ble monater. Be put a potato
In a tunnel In the top, and the
potato came out down there
peeled and ready to be wuhed
and put In the little morwter and
lyonnalaed f« potato salad. The
little monster allo ,-ranted chee.
Cor the mountaln.a ol Cheele
French Bread you lnalst on buy.
lne #!Very day.
* • *
rr-~ -s ...... tbe alllr
..._ • I -.14 ..., PabaiMaa
lAIIy diWid ,_ .. vllt. ...
__. .. .-.Ida • Cllll .. •
qtdcll ........ ftjdla"tfOU· .,., •• _.. raa.-. &.-
_ __.._, 0 1 ........
.... a -. ra.a.-
....,..... I I 110 ..
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~-Je---1 .-y .... ,..... ......... _ ..
......... b_ ... ......
....... al1lr .. ·-IP '""\ .ad ..t---. .... ,. .....
.... Qgldr......, caad. fall
baaaly tat. .. .... ...... ......... ,... ... ...
boaa to part·UIM ca.t.n to
pktl•ap II ...., low c.Jarie
laada.
* • •
From Hannon: a newspaper
cllpplne "Potatoes Hleh Jn Food
Value . . , Like milk, potatoes
are one of the food Items that
can suataln perfect health and
atrenath In the human body with
no other supplement except a
little fat. No other veeetable
offers the nutritional eaentlala
that are contained In a potato."
Cinched by "Paaa the Potatoes
Pleue" from the University ot
California "PoUtoe. paek a
punch! They have a wealth ot
food value under thoee brown
jacket& ... have more eneriY·
givlnJ value thany any other
vegetable . . • are not "fatten·
lng". One medlum-sl.zed potato
hu about 100 calories-no more
than an apple or bananL Watch
the company they keep w hen
dJetlne. but don't eltmlnate
them.
* * *
.
Newport Assistan~e League
Admits Provisional Members ,
Tbe Newporf Beach Aal.ltanc:e
Lraeue admitted tour provtaional
members at lm June meettn• at
the Leaeue Center. '!be)' are lin.
• • • ofsodal
note
., no
e DB AJII) TilED ...
. . . 1be Bill Mantners of 721
Herbert Colmwt, Mrs. Hay Dike,
Mn. Elton B.a.Uett, and Kra.
Edward Pell~tn. Provtalonal
memben muat complete a a:lx·
month tralnlnc period before
~ may become active mem.
ben.
Tbe leaeu• contrtbu'tad S2Q.34.5
to weltare and oommun.Jty llef'V·
lee during the put n.cat year. A
breakdown ot the oont:rlbutlona
&how that the aen.lor eroup oon-
trlbuted S12,183; Junior Awdll·
ary, $5,m; and hom the newe.t
auxiliary, Lu Amteu ot t..aeuna
Beaeh, 12,~.
A major portion ot the senior
eroup'a oontrlbutiQDS loes to the
support ol the Robert H. Olander,
D.D.S~ Children's Dental Clinic.
Other oreantzatlona aided by the
leaeue are Boae Ha.pltal, Girl
Scout CamperahJs-, Family Serv-
Ice AgeiiC)', Community Educa-
tion pro,-ram for dental health,
American Field Servloe exchange
student. emergency welt.are cases.
and scholarships tor high school
and Junior ooUeee students.
CASSANDRA SOUTHWICK HOYT (Moqgie Price photo.)
umlne Ave., Corona del Mar,
recently a~nt a ahort holiday In
Lu Veeu. leavlne their thl'ft
little boys •t bome ... Mrs. Edna
Franklin at 701 ~ l..arkapur Ave.,
Corona d~l Mar, a~nt Jut week
wtth ftl~nda In ~erly Hills ...
.Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnes
(CDM m•Urnan) ot Costa M~
were In Arlz.ona for vacation
time last week ... Mrs Wally
Hallberg of Carnation Ave .. Co·
rona del Mar, r~turned last week
(rom a week-end visit with her
mother In Lo8 Angeles ... Ml.ss
Patricia Fl.sk. former Jasmine
Ave. I'Hident, Corona dt>l Mar,
was touring the Harbor Area last
week showlne It to' her parenm
who are vbltlne from Tacoma,
Waahlngton. Miss Flak now lives
In Santa Ana ... Artl.st Norman
Chamberlain and his wife. artist
Mary Pottenger, of Corona del
Mar, are spending much of their
time thl.tl summer at Rancho
Santa Fe. Mrs. Chamberlain Is
doing a lot of work with mosaics
these days.
1be maln pu.rpoee of the lea-
gue's welfare procram ls to give
temporary, emergency help when
needed to persons not eligible for
county care, to ,ulde those who
are eligible u to where and how
they may receive county or state
ald. and to a.ulat them untll such
aid Is obtained. The league motto
Is "All For Service-Service For
All."
Cas-sandra Southwick Hoyt
to Wed William J. Pelham • • •
Mrs. G. D. Grupe didn't really
get scared out by the heat, she
has been planning her trip to
Blue River, Oregon, for some
time -probably ever since she
returned from the northern
climes last summer. Lutle sees a
slater or two and has a family
reunion while she spends the
summer ln Oregon.
Don Crocker
Is Married
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hoyt
Jr. of 465 Cabrlllo St. Costa Mesa.
have annotlnced the eneaeement at Mr. Boyt'a dauehter, Cauan·
dra Southwick Hoyt to Wllllam
J. Pelham. aon ot the J. J. Pel·
hams of RlwraJde and Areadla.
Caaandra craduated f r 0 m
Arant-NeJ~on
Vows Recited
at St. James
Newport Harbor Hleh School
and Oran1e Coast Colleee were
attended by both the bride, Mlaa
loanne Arant, and erom. I...e Roy
Robert Nelson, who were recent-
ly mamed ln a double ring cere·
mony at St James Epl.eoopal
Ouateh.
Tbe bride W the daupter or
Mr. m d Mrs. lobn W. Arant ot
101 VIa Und..IM. Udo, and the
J'l'OOfD Ia the 80n ot Mr. and Mra.
Roy B. Nelson of Costa Mesa.
FoUowlng their honeymoon at
Lu Veeu and Grand Canyon the
couple will Uve at 2060 Pomona
St., Costa Mesa. ., ............
Fr. Trt, II Pns
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Lee. 3308
Ocean Blvd.. Corona del Mar,
have juu returned after spend.
lng a week at Yosemite and
Sequoia National Park.
To add happiness to their
homecoming, the Lee's :.1 grand·
ehlldren, Diane and JeUery
Jernigan, ages 4 and 10, are
spending a few days "cooling
off" with their grandparenu be·
cause of the extreme heat In
Palm Springs. . .....------------
1be Matt Flynns, 517 Via Udo
Soud, Lido Isle, were busy Sat.
urday and Sunday, June 29 and
30, ~ntertaln.Jn1 their 3 sons and
famllies., Lt. Patrlek. U . Michael
and PhUllp Flynn.
Patrlek and Michael have just
returned trom duty In the Orient.
Lt. Patrick Flynn serves aboard
a datro~ with home port In
AntreJ-. and Lt. Michael Flynn
Ia a aubmarlfte ottlcer, aaUJne
out of San Dleeo. Phillip and
IUa famUy reside In La Canada.
Westrldee School for Girls In
Pasadena and attended Ocddent-
-.1 Colleee. She alao eraduated
from Lawton School In Beverly
Rilla Her croom-to-be l.s a Jun-
Ior at Ocddental. He graduated
from Riverside Hleh School.
The Intended bride ls the
cranddAu1hter of Mrs. J. Mitchell
Hoyt of Gret"nwtch, Conn., and
of Mrs. Peter Corsaland of Brent.
wood. Her parenu are at present
In the West Indies. The young
couple plan to be wedded In
early December.
T1IOTB AJfllfOOlf~
Mrs. Jewel Fletcher· Crowe or
Newport hu announced the en-
eagement of her d4ughter. Miss
Barbara Joanne Jackson, to Ken-
neth Koster of Santa Ana. The
bride-to-be attended 0 range
Cout CoUege.
• • •
CUpid hu an eye Cor beauty-
Two Oranee County &iris. who
have been featured In many of
our recent a,e.uty contests. an.
nounced their betrothals thla
week. Pat BUyk. step-daughter
of t~r Newport councilman
D. IC. Blue, hun't set the date
for'ber marrlae~ to Bradford Eu·
gene Woodington. Bot h the
youne people live In Huntington
Beach. A.lao from Huntington
Beaeb Ia Carol June Hodges. who
wtll many Marshall Norris of
the Orange County Sherl.U's De·
part:rnent 1n September. • • •
In Anaheim
Harry Smith. age 94., gave the
bride away at the recent mar
rlage of hla granddaughter, Miss
Roberta Smith. to Donald H.
Croc~r. which took pJace at the
Capllla de San Antonio Chapel In
Anaheim.
The groom is the son of Frank
W. Crocker, retired Newport Fire
Chief. or Balboa and the late
Mrs. Crocker. The bride's p~nt.s
are Mra. Frank Tunstall of Costa
Mesa and Stanley Smith of Or·
ange.
The young couple are maklne
their home at 1954 Parsons Rd..
Costa Mesa. following a honey-
moon at Lake Arrowhead. They
are both craduates of Newi)C?rt
Harbor High School and the
eroom hu continued hla studies
at Orange Coast College.
U<f11 IIO'nc:a
Ko. !10-F -3619
NO'MCE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On the 30th day of July, 1957,
at 11 :00 a m., at the South front
entrance to the Oranee County
Court House In the City of Santa
Ana. California, 8 A N K OF
AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST
AND SAVINGS ASSOC1ATION. as
Truat~ under Deed of Trust
dated April 16, 1956, executed by
Max W. Po~. a married man
and recorded on May 2, 1956 In
Book 3494. Page 288, of Otrlclal
~rds of County or Orange,
California, glv~n to secu~ an
lndebtednE'SS In favor of George
R Johnson and Catherine E.
Johnson. huaband and wlte, as
Joint tenants. by reason of the
breach of certain obligations
secured thereby, noUce ol which
was recorded on March 29, 1951
In Book 3853, Page 600, of Of.
Clcial Records of said Orange
Attendlnl th~ couple at the
man1qe rttes were Mrs. lerry
'!"Wo ~e fOI'Ift« coast eol· Worth,y, cousin ot the bride, as ~ student. wtll be married matron of honor: Miss J~
this week-end at CapWa M San Tunstall. another cousin. as
Antonio Cha~l. An•h~lm. They bridMmA!d. and Miss Ruth Moser
are Miss Jucttth Loul..se Harris. as brldesnald.
dauehter ol Mr. and Mra. James Charles Kettb served as Donald
0 . Barris Jr., now of Delano. and Crock~r's beSt man. Ushers were
RJebard RJce Peter m. son of the Tom Porter and Stanley Smith .
R. R. Peter Jr$. of Midway City the bride"s brother.
Miss Harris is a graduate of ..... -----------------------Harb* High. • • •
Mrs. Douglas Holt and 80n,
Gregory, formerly of 434 Fern-
lea! Ave .. Corena del Mar. and
now of Los An~les, are spending
a week down here visiting trl·
ends and nelghbor3. Before little
Gregory was born. Mae Holt was
Newport City Clerk for a time
The Holts are relaxing after a
hect:Jc few weeks get11ng Mae's
parents ott .to a big trip to Nor-
way and Swed(>n.
;~~"!:it at public auction to the 'lartJ' Is ..... lie
highest bidder for cash. payable 11 II S.111 ...
In lawful money of the United
States of America, at time of Returning to Oranee Coast Col
sale. without covenant or war-lege after a year's leave of ab·
ranty, express or Implied, as to Mnce 1a Mrs. Martha Buss. school
title. possession or encumbrances. n\lnlle, who started with the <.'CM
the Interest conveyed to and now lege when the doors first opened
held by the said Trustee under In 1948.
said Dt>e-d of Trust. In and to the Mrs.. Buss. known to faculty
following described property, and students alike as ''Marty".
situated In the County of Qr. is the wtfe of Dr. Paul Buss. ~. State or Callfornla. to-wit: health consultant with the Qr.
Lot 50 ot Tract No. 1763, u ange County Schools. They havf.'
shown on a map recorded In Book 2 aons.. David. 18. who will be a
52. Page 11 of Mt.cellaneous freshman at Coast next year, and
Maps. records of uld Oranee Rldlard, 17. who wlll be a Junior
County, California. at Tustin H.S. For th~ purpose ot .,.ytnc ob-...,.. _llE'I'VU _______ _
In tM
Lido Shopping Area
For a L..rqe Se1ection of
YARDAGE -UN ENS
BEDDING -NOTIONS
PATTERNS
80:'(S' I GI RLS'
TOT to TE£N
CLOTHING
ligations aecured by said Deed Back to the Harbor Are& trom
of Trust, Including fees, charges. ..._ __ de M d Mrs. E T ~ "'-Udo and expe~ of UHt 'l'ruatee, ad-"'._ na, are r. an . . _,.. .....
vance.. If any, under the terms or 8
1 ... ~·WThBaey1rA~eewport home Js He-.... leech, c.rlf.
uld Deed ot ~at and tnt~-~:=::"::::::=·:::::::::=:==::=::-::~::·:=:==:=::::; thereon, and S72'71.19 tn unpaid "
prlnclpal of the not~ eecuf'e4 by
aald Deed o! Truat. with lnte
to the date or sale.
BANK OF AMERICA NA-
'nONAL TRUST AND SAV-
fNCS A.SSOClA'nON, u 'J'ruat.e .
By L. w. )Idee,
'-laytuat favorlh I
... j '
Tru.lt OUJcer
the s.nor .,. a~~ b 'nloma.s 1.. Channell. u ,..,.. llr. Kat .. ~ AaiM&nt 1"hwt ot.rks"
a tennla •ctab at 1A1D0D liiiiiiJta. D•bl!d l\111·1. 1957.
'IWtln. s. -.w .... aacl ~ Pubi!Q:,~ fo.ll. 11. lJ5T
tbe d ub wiMD It Ia ~ 1ft tbe K~ Buta Eulgn.
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VACATIONING in Hawaii are Mr end Mr1. Hugh Hut50n of Lido
Isle son Hugh Jr and d aughter Hillary. Here they are shown on the
ded: of the Matsonia on the d.,y of the.r departure. (Terry Boris
photo)
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Mrs. Edward Steen, Jr., of 223 Gllnf.
Crystal Ave., Balboa Island, M J• If W.W president oC the Alpha ~Ita PI
alumnae of Orange County, pre-Mrs.· c.orge Silver. 539 VIa
~nted ru11hlng recommendations Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, Is hav
last w~k at the group's last ing a real sight ~lng tour of
m~tlng of the summer. An In-the world.
formal luncheon p.uty was held She leh San Franclaco In April
alter the businHS m~lng. The Cor Hawaii. After a short visit
next m~ting wtll be held Sept. there. she embarked on her
26 at Garden Grove. lengthy .ojoum to Japan, the
PhUipplne Islands. Australia. In·
aAa noM IOlflii"ESOTA dla, Egypt, Iraq. GJ'ftce, London
Mr. and Mrs Ward Portf.'r, 209 and finally Parla. She expecU
CamatJon Avenue. Corona dell to return around Aueust 1.
Mar. returned Monday, June 24.. aETUD TO JLLIJfOIS
trom a 5-week trip to Mlnnea-1 Mr. and Mrs.~ Thorson from
polls. Minnesota. where they en-Roddord. Winola, left Wednes·
joyed a visit with Mr. Porter's day, June 26. after spending 2
relatJves. I weeks with their old !rlenda. Mr.
I and Mrs. Nels Undberg, 611
Sell through Ensign Classified. Orchld Avenue, Corona del Mar.
at Reineat's •
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Eritefing Home of 2 Women
Gets 2 Men Haled to Court
• Donald wuuam.. -of 6H P'Oiht• req~ a juf)' trial,
Swf St.. Cotta ~. c:Ufrently on wbldl wW be beJd July 17, and
parole from prl8on. and Ilia COJ'J\· hJa ball ot 11.000 ... redue.d to
pan.lon.. Lewla ro.ter, lr.. 25, of 1250.
DANCERS IN "KISMET"-One of the hig~lights
of the production of Kismet," to be presented in
the Orange Coest College .Auditorium on .August
I 2 and 3, will be the dances. Choreographed
and directed by Miss Sally Parker, these three
girls rehearse a dance as the princesses of Abdbu.
Left to right are Clare Werner, San Clemente;
Melinda Leithold, Balboa; and Vicki Verrinder.
Corona del Mar . .A cast of 92 name parts has
been selected, and rehearsals are under way.
Along with the addition of
three new members, the Newport
Harbor Board of Realtors ha.CJ an-
nounced a number of members
playJng the ''change offices"
game in the realty Cleld.
NE.>w members ln{'lude Fr4.>d
and Jane Murray, associates with
Homer ShafE.>r In Newport. and
Marie Hanson. associated with
Newport Harbor Realty In Costa
ME.>sa. • • •
Strict Easter· Week Control
Is Approved by Island Assn.
<Continued from Page One) 1 are presumptive In telling people
Sapphire and Balboa Ave. to stop I what to do, and in telling the
the speeding. mer{'hants to ('Jose early. I can't
• Step up the t>nforcE.>ment of go along with you."
thE.' 10 p.m. curfew law. Philip Maurer. association se<:·
• Mailing of a brochure on rE.>tary, answered him by saying,
thE.' Easter Week plan to all Bal· ''WE.>"re Interested In thE' WE.>Ifare
boa Island water customf.'rs, the of the people who live hE.>re. and
addresses to be furnlsht-d by the that Is why we arE.' trying to end
c-ity. Larry Houston volunteered the Easter Wct-k rowdlnE.'ss."
to prepare the brochure. Herb Sattler. aS!IOCiauon dlrec.
Jf"rome Harras is a nf"w mem· Mr Barlow said he had dis· tor, said. "Let's try It next year
ber of thE.' start at Ruth Jayred's cuSS<'d the dt>talls of the plan and Ree IC It works."
Coast Properties In Balboa .. · with the city manager, city at e Cl.£AJf.tJP PLAJfJfED
Glenn Warford has moved to the torney and pollee chlf'f. Now that Clt>anlng up thE.' Island was
Corona dE.>I Mar Vogel Office · · .,the association has givf'n formal anotht-r mattf'r discussed during
Vl{'tor NE.>lson r~ntly joined up approval. thE.> city will be askf'd tht-evE.>ning.
with Okk Strickler In Corona del to put tht' plan in E'ffeoct. "I would like to se-e 'no Jitter'
Mar E. H. Skinner said hE.' was In signs at stratE.>glc spots' through.
With half of June gone the general agret>mt'nt with the plan. out the Island," Mr. Barlow said.
multiplt> listing tally reached but he said it was rutile to ask "I'd likt-to su the Island cleaned
abovf' the $500.000 mark. The property owners not to r£>nt their up, but good."
hot, hot weather Is expected to housf"<; during Eastt'r W~k. ThE.' alit-ys are thE.' main prob·
bring an even greatE.>r rate of • FOOT PATROL ASJtED IE.'m. he sald.
sales. • • • He suggested also that patroll "Wt? can't go to the dty and
Marguerite Fuller, sister ol
Dick Crutch£'r ot Corona High.
lands, Is back In Corona del Mar
again, having forsaken Carmel.
She baa joln~ Stewart·WOOt·
ton Realty as a broker. ' . .
Art netz. In the realty biz In
Costa Mesa, flew up to Ft. Lewis
at Taroma, Wash., to visit his
son.
1956 DIW s,.rt c • .,.
$1496
THEO ROBIIIS FORD
ing by the pollee should be done ask to have our alleys cleaned
on foot, not by car. In order to be unless WE.' ourst'lves are conform.
pffective. He re-called an Easter lng to the law," he added. 'There
Week or about 4 years ago when Is a city law saying you should
$1 ,100 was raised and 4 Plnk£>r. have proper containers for gar.
ton detectives were hind to pa· baee. It we all would eet the
trol the streets, alleys and right kind of containers. then we
beaches on foot. could ask the dty to keep the
''They did a good job," he alleys clean."
said. "Soon tht> gossip got around From tht> audk'nce camt> the
to thE.' kids that they had better suggestion that "we should aiS!)
be careful " ask thE' strf"t.'t department to go
Mrs. J. A. Bei'k movt>d that the t'B'~Y on the rontalners and not
'\'i..'iOCiation ask the city to pro· bang them up "
vidE.' a foot patrolman Cor the Mr Barlow said that the as·
Island The motion was appro\ed wdation will find out what ls e CJliTtCISM llAI.SED thP proper ktnd or contalnPr and
Only person to raise strE.>nuous then give the information to the
objE.'ction to the Ea'itE.>r WPPk asso<'iatlon members
plan was Evans Sib<'rt. or 209 ,. STOP THE SP££DIJfG
Topaz Ave. Mr. Sattler brought up another
3100 w. C'OAST HWY .. LI 8·3471 "You're taking t>nlirf'ly the probiE.>m: "What can we do to
~EWPORT BEACH wrong attitude," he said. "You stop the-speeding, screeching of
mo~~ harbor 2504
y ou arc 1nv1ted to visit
us !'1 ou r new locat ion
2 9 I 9 e co ast hwy
co r ona de I mar
some phone nu mber .
STOP~ IN
WU..TII • P.IEII I
321 MAJUNE IALBOA ISLAND
brakes and the loud mufflPrs?"
Larry Houston suggi!Sted that
a "vigilante" committee ot clti·
7<'n observors be organized. These
rlt11.ens would take down the II·
rPnll(' numbers or offenders, turn
ovN the numbers to the pollee
ri<'partment. which could check
on tht' ownt-rshlp of the car. and
I a ll'ltt'r or warning would be
I ""nt to the owner.
Mr Barlow !'laid ft was 11 qui'S.
I I Hon of E'nforclng ttJe traffiC laws
th.ll Wf' already have on the
books.
Fire Imperils
ICDM Homes
I A brush fire {')eared 19 arE.>as
ot land ,S.turday a!tt>rnoon on
the Irvine propt>rty adjoining Co-
rona Highlands. The fire was re.
portP<I shortly after noon by Mrs.
L. M. Blakesley of 2101 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar.
Two units from the NPWport
84>a.C'h fire department kept the
blaze trom spreading Into the
hlghlandll. El£'ven unlt11 from the
county tire department battled
the wind.~o~wept fire for an hour
and 23 minutes before getting It
under {'ontrol. The fire was out
and truc-ks left at 7:10 p.m.
Mrs. Blakesley said she saw a
youth plnytne In the area where
the started about 20 mlnutn be·
tore the fire broke out. A dis·
patcher trom the county fire ~
part:Jnent said the tire was prob-
ably cau.d by dilldren playlne
with matches.
TllO W. Cout Rlfhw~. N.wport 'l'be twom&o entered tbe apart.
lead\, a~ In N...-potf ment ot. Kra. Sally Bailey, ~.
JU8tke tottrt Monday u a ,..ult aftd Tool Jtudolph. 19. 7308 w. ar tbetr enterlnc tbe apartment Oeee.n Front. Newport Beech, at
of two Newport leach .women 2:45 a.m. on June ~ when no
WednHday of Jut week. one waa at home.
Wllllarn.a wu fined lJ.OO for Mra. -.uey and Mia •udolptl
trecpauine and hit and run. A nld When tbey retumecl, they
thlrd charee acatnat him. dt.· dbeowred Wlllla.tna and Fo.ter
turbine the peace, waa dlamlued. In a bed. '!be men left at their
Budg~t Gets.
Board•s O.K.
request. Wh~n ddvtne aw.y,
WlUlama ran Joto the car of Mlaa
Rudolph but dJd not atop.
Newport S.& poll~ otflcen
secured a wanant for their ar·
rest and ball wu set at $1.000
The Newport Beach Elementary
School Board at Its m~tlnr
Tuesday night adopted a pub-
lication budgE.>t of $1.223.30C5 for
the 1957-58 school year.
each.
WUUt.rn.a was arrested Satur·
day a\ the corner of 32nd St. and
Newport Blvd. Officers f6und a
marijuana seed In the floorboard ot a truck he was driving. WIJ .
IIams at first denied havlne used
dope since hIs release from pri.
son several months ago. He later
admitted that he had smoked
marijuana twice since his release
and once within the last week.
~CTUREO in the office of Newport Balboa Savings and Loen .As-
sociation, are (left to right) Mrs. Lyta Baugh, association secretary,
and Maurice Johns, Steve Johnson, Jim Oierberger. Frank 'Soule,
Jim Kni9ht, (the five architectural and model prize winners). lnstruc·
tor 0. G. Taylor of Orange Coest CoUege and W. Stephen Smith
Ill, assoeiotion officer who presented the awords.
The board voted to add $12.000
to the prE.>IImlnary budget for
grading and paving their share
of tbe street at thE.' Harbor High.
lands school site.
Drafting and Building Models
Win Prizes for OCC Students
This move, members agreed.
would save about $3.000 by doing
the job at the same time the City
of Newport Bea"h and the Irvine
Company pwved their section.
They voted to Instruct the
county superintendent to hold
the tax rate at 99t-per $100 for
general operating expen~N"a. Thl.a
does not ln{'IUde communltv serv.
Ices and retirement benefits.
In other &{'tlon the board also:
• Voted to release Mlss Nancy
Ogden, slxth grade teacher at
the Horace Ensign School, from
her contract. She plans to live
with her mother In Pasadena.
• Approved the employmt-nt
of Mrs. VIvian Showalter of the
Veteran's Hospital In Long Beach
as rhe sc~ool nurse.
• Entered Into an agreement
with Anglola Sartorio of Corona
del Mar for the summer use or
the caletorium or the Harbor
View School Cor a dance school.
PRETTY PULLING -Nancy
Kimberlin of Newport Heights,
who reigned a-s quean of the
1957 Orange County Home
Show for the Orenge County
Builders Aun., help• the build-
ers lounch an ell-out county-
wide drive fOf" membership. Roy
Gteenl..tf of Newport Beach,·
prMict.nt of the auociation, has endorsiecf th. pl.na fOf" the ,...
~l)lit"*'t of new me~nbers, and
G"eof9e CoJouris, producer of *'• Oranqe C o u n t .y Home
Sf,ow, hat been ne!'Md to
spearhtad the drive.
No complaint was filed against
him for possessJng the marlju·
ana. but officers said the In·
formation would be turn~ over
to his parole officer.
Foster, also arrested last week,
said he was to m~t Miss
Rudolph at the women's apart·
ment. He said thE.' door was
locked so they entered through a
window. He said he Intended to
tile a complaint.
Awards were preaently recent·
ly at the Newport Balboa Savines
and Loan otflee to lt\tdenr. In
Oscar Taylor's cl ... In arehltec-
tural draltlne at Orange Coast
Colleee.
Winners In the annual archl·
tectural dra!ttne contest were
Fast-Growing Orange·County
Is Put on Statistical Map
Orange County will hence. this month to 4atn statistical re.
forth be named in oCOclal State ' cognition for rapidly vowing Or-
ot Calltornla reports covering the ange County.
Loe AngE.>If"s metropolitan area. Worth Bernard, pubJIAher of
according to word received from Orange County Jndu~rlal Nt>ws,
CoveTnor Goodwin J. Knl&ht. who launched the {'ampalgn for
This 1s the tirst victory In the recognition or the county, re.
county.wlde move launched early leased copies oC a letter recelv~
from ~vernor Knleht In which
the governor said:
Gla.mour
Glimpses
By A.lfJf
'The rapid expansion of popu-
lation and Industry In Orange
County has been watched with
great satisfaction by everyone In·
te~sted In Calltornla's crowth
... the tremendous growth sbown
by the published fiiUres certain·
ly gives good reason to want to
It's true, It's true! It's true! see Orant"e County's name placed
O'BRIEN'S ls celebrating Its 8th more promlently on the stalls·
birthday annlv~ry-and we're tical map."
having a whopplne big birthday Reviewing the tact that Clertaln
sale! MJsa O'Brien says It's reports released by the CalUomia'
thanks to Y<nA. ou' loayt.l cu. State o.p&rtrnent of J:nwloyment
tomers. that we've I!'OWJl a Jot ll.et the 01\llft on f'ildJvtd\Jt.l
In the put 8 ~ar. We're deltri· couDtles, lneludln& Orange Coun·
ously happy about our btrthday ty, and one report lt.ta the labor
--and when you se-e this sale. fOII'Ce of Fullerton and Santa Ana,
you'll say we're just delirious. Governor Knleht said:
Honestly, pri~s are sluhed be· "I find, however, that the other
yond ~ason-and ln most cases State publication! on employ.
below cost. ment rt>late to the Standard
I"Ye -.. tryill9 to goet a ...,
fCIIIIlica pndlctiou oa fall CIDd
wt.ater 8tyU.8v from Velma.
who -Jut .....,.. fniD MeiDg tbe _,.9 Jfew Todt stya.
Metropolitan Areas. Both the
areu covered and the titles used
for these reports follow the of.
Clclal practices ol the US. Bureau
of the ~nsus.
Frank Soule, first prize amone
the second year atudenta, t&O;
Steve Johnaon, aecond prtr.e, tt();
Dave Tumer, third prtz.e, $20.
Frenk Soule wu also wtnner of
the S25 prize for best model
among second year atudenta.
First year atudent winners
were Jim Dlerberger, first prize,
160: Ed Kopp, second. $40; Mau·
rice Johns. third, P>. Maurice
JohM also won the S2S prize for !>est model for tlrat year atudenta.
The awards are preJ~en~ an.
nually by Newport Balboa Sav.
ings and Loan Aun. of Newport
Beach.throueh W. Stephen Smith
In, who is the association'• ap·
praiser and assistant loan oftl.
cer. The awards aTe made for
excellence In desJen work and
«!Xt:ellence ln conatructlng scale
models from plana.
TBADE
TRADE II
Y•r 11• Yl•tcll
On a new HamUton
Liberal allowance, ae.
•••• Cal•• ...... leweler
!123 E. COAST JIW'f .. Q)K.
1114-Trt ~· Tl-2 .......
$1 ..
TIEl IIIIlS FOlD
3100 w. COAST HWY., u 8-3471
NEWPORT BEACH
..,.._ bat eftl'1' time I tlllall
I J:acrft bw att-tloa.. aM'a oU
a9Qla. abow1AIJ a -..w.a1
au.auDel ~ ctr.. .. ba11
pdql to a c:aat.aer, 01' p4ctiAg
oat a nally 81Dart bloue oa
~ that goea wttll oae of
theM famoua IUIIDe aldrta, a1ao
oo acde. I doD't haft a dacmce
wb• Ira bUtbday tllllel
Er...IIY THE lEST FDI U:SS
You gals who are joining' your
husbands In the lslands after
the big Honolulu race or for a
summer holiday. take a look at
our dacron.batiste slips with the
shadow panel. They are cool,
comfortable and opaque like cot.
ton but wash and hang.out with·
out a wrinkle, even wltb no Iron.
See our smart Dacron batiste
blouse, new In and a late design,
Try O'BB.IEJf'S ,_ pleal"9
fcuhlou cmd dOil't fall to 011a1e
lD cmd ... tbla --of becru·
tltcal mercbanciiM CIDd get your
a.ban of the bar9aiaal
2515 E. Cout BWJ.
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httled I.._ Steaa a J.a MtaNl ................ 1.15
areocSM CUtlet. 01' Cbktllll J'lied St.crk ...... 1.45
Deep Pried ~-Local llocll Cod. ........... 1.25
Soup or Salad Green or Jello Salad
Potato V~getable Drink Deasert
Hot Roll Butter Jelly
other aelectlona
Dl Ill' lenlll IU lit SIHIJ
nOM JfOOJf TO l tJO •.x.
SEJIVED DAILY DCUT StnmAY
CLOSED TUESDAY
• SA.Jf1)WJCII.U. IIAJOU8G,U, SALADS
Kn. ....... Ba.e Made lie •..
tile beat Ia tbe ·-Mra. Raean will make ple8 to your order
on one day notlce .•
•AU: IJf 11m uu
RAGAN~S RESTAURANT
YOO PAIIILY ..aTAOUWI'
OPEN 11:30 A.M. trp 8:30P.M., CLOSED 'tUESDAY
ISIS L eo.t ........ C... dill 1(01' ..... 1 ..
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LEARN . tO . SWIM
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Boy. I I . Boo~ed for Ars ~n
For Sen.dirng •smoke Signals'
An Jl.yeu,.oid NMrpGI't Beach Ott1oen aald that thtoU.J,hout
youth wu boobcl to. anon 'nMI-tbe lnvadptlon. the youth con·
day ~ after eetttnc UN lltUtJy btt h .. nnaer naU. and
to a vacant IGt and a houae ad· would not look them atraJibt tn
Jot,ntnc the 10t at 210 80lll a, the..,. .. nwy aald he appnred
N.wport BMdl. s. tald be otret:nely nervou.e and couU2
wan teeS to eend up ~· alcnaJA. ~bly be mentally retarded.
nae nub nr. broQ out at Be wu taken to the JuvenUe
• :Of p.m. a( 30th St. and New· HarM and an appUeat.lon for
port ilvd. H. J'. Thompeon of_, petition W')t tlled..
30th St. •• the youth run aeroa a field near tlw nr. and F1N
M&rahall W. C. Noller app~·
hencMd hlm.
WbUt the tire marshal, t1re In·
apecto-r, and pollee ottlcera were
que.tJonlnl' tb' youth at the po·
lice atat\onr a eecond flTe broke
out at 4:38 p.m. at the home of
John McNeilly at 210 30th St.
Mrs. M. D. LaW1'ence of 214 30th sr. reported the rlre at the bo~.
Damaae to the home wu estl·
mated at $5,000, a total lou. Tht
trash tire merely cleared the lot.
The youth's mother la not Jlv.
tne. and he aald he did not know
hl.s father's name. He Is Uvinl'
with hls a;randparenta.
Re admitted u.lne book
matches to set the trash tlre. He nm stated that he found the
matches on the beach and beaan
atriklnl' them u he walked
alon1 tbe street. ,J:Ie sajd he •t
the nn to .end up smoke tll'ft&la
for frieftda to watch.
After turthu q~tonlna. he
said he wu playtn1 hJde and
seek wtth 801Jle other youths and
he decided to blde ln the alcove
of Mr. McNe.IUy'a home. He -.aid
he uM:d h.la matches to aet fire
to paper layinl' aaaln.st. the
southwest cornet ot the home.
CHURCHES
AJifWVAL CAB 'AWn The Emerald Cirele of the 81!1 ·
boa Jllland Community M.etflo.
dlst Church held their annuaJ
card party at the home of Mrs.
Carl Hlllg~n. 351 East Bay
Front. Balboa Island, on Wed·
nesday, June 26. Canuta and
bridge were shared by 65 mem·
bers and guests.
ST. AJfDUWS •tEJaTTEaiA.W
The Sacrament of Infant Bap-
tis m will be celebrated at the
Sunday mornlnl' ~rvlces at St.
Andrews Presbyterian C h u r c h,
Cliff Haven.
Sunday mornine worship serv·
Ices wlll be held at 9 and 10:30
a.m. durlne the summer months.
'I"b. prayer study a;roup wtll meet
from 10 until 11 a.m. •'lbursdaya
and the Junhw hlcb .chool lfOUP
wUl U1eet boln 5 to 7 p.m. tbe
aame days.
1.L IOTIIODIIT
"Pity the Dreamless" w111 be
the sermon topic of the ~v.
Henry Rasmus. Jr. Sunday morn·
lng at tbe Balboa lsland Com-
munity Methodist Chur\'h. It will
be his nrst ~nnon as the new
pastor of the church.
CBIUSTL\Jf ICIElfCE CBu.cll
APPOINTMENT of John P.,m.
perin l"bove) "s trn~nuf.,cturing
direc.tOI" for the Helipot Divi·
'ion of BedmGn Instruments,
Inc .. Newport Be_.,ch, is an·
nounced by D. C. Duncan. di-
vision manager. Mr. Pamperin
will direct the m"nufacturing
proqrams of Bedman-Helipot
pl.,nts in Southern California
a nd Toronto, Canada, moving ,
to the new Rost after serving
as production manager "nd
l"te r f.,ctory maMqer for the
division. He is a chemic.,! en-
gineering gr.,duate of the Uni·
versity of Wisconsin. He took
hi, post-graduote work in busi
ne ss odministration at the Uni.
vers ity of Colifornia "t Berkeley
He res~es with his wofe ond
two children in Tustin.
The Summer Playground Pro.
aram completed Its first week
with the children partklpatlng In
a variety of actJvltles at the varl·
oua areas.
Programs are conducted Mon.
day tbrou1h Friday at Newport
Bdf.bta, 38th St. Pl~JTOUnd
are., Community Youth Center
In Corona del Mar. and a morn-
Ing proeram at the Corona del
Mar Elementary &hoot All pro·
grams are supervised.
The theme for this coming
week Is "Stars and Stripes". free.
dom of play and safety will be
emphasized. The special event
of the week wtll ~ a Topsy.
Turvy Day and plc-nlc which will
be held at aU the area& on Wed·
nesday. The chlld~n will bring
a sack lunch and participate In
The supremacy and all-power
of God -dlvlne \.lte. Truth and
Love -w!Jl be emphulud at
the Newport Beach Christian
&lence aeTvices Sunday. The ------------
several novelty events.
Golden Text ls from Joel (2:Z7l ,
•·ve shall know that I am In the
midst of Israel. and that I am
the tord your God. and none
t>lse."
tnfiVEBSA.LlST FJ:LLOWSJIIJ
··Recipe for a Vacation" wtll be
tht> sermon topic ot_Dr. S harles
Bl auvt>lt Sunday morning at the
Unlversallst Community Fellpw-
shlp at the E~ll Clubhouse.
Balboa. Thl8 wlll be the Jaat
St>rvlce durlne the summer. Reeu·
Jar ~rvices will ~ resumed ln
~ptember.
BI B
COROllA IIIHLI•S
.,.. H•• I-& DaiiJ
456 Morning Canyon Rd.
2 BR lr Den. l ~~ btha. Large
Lvgnn, br1ck patio, covert"d
porch. <>cean VIew. Nylon
screens A LR drapes Incl. Beau·
tlfully lamisc.aped. Immt'd
Poss. Price reduced to S23. 750
~rms.
W. D. Newman IIYIBEACIIEALTY
C.P.A. Office 3530 E. coast1=~-HA 5563 In New Site Corona del Mar, Eves. HA 3173
Wilbur D. Newman. partner
In thE' firm of W. D. Newman and
Company. C.P.A.'a, announced the
moving ot the COD'lpany's ottlces
from Newport Beach to 1878 Har·
bor Blvd .• eo.ta Mesa.
Mr. Newman came to the Har-
bor Area In 19M and purebued
the a<X"'unting buslne• bf G. B.
Hoffman and Don SmJth.
After obtaining a defree from
W&shlngton University at St
Loul~ Mr. Newman dld ~t
rraduate work In acc:ountlng at
New CYork Unlve1'Bity. He ob·
talned hla CP.A. ce.rtJ!Ic:ate ln
Jlllnota In 1948 and was llcerwed
u a C.P.A. In Callfomla In lSS>.
He allo holds a tnuury card to
practice u Alent In U.S. lntem·
at Revenue matten..
C 011 DEL IAR
BAY nuT
Dramatic -wtth Oriental at·
mosphere. A complete new
home on the bay front -with
pler and tllp.
$98.000'
Newport Blvd. at 30th St.
NI!W'J)Ort Beam
Harbor 1600 Borf~ t"'mlnl to the Harbor
Area. he taucht &t't'Ountlnl' In
tb• Franria Sdlool ol Bualneea tn ------------Lol AnpJ te'ftd u trama.n.
aud.ltor lor Standard Oll Com·
panJ and wu ~Mect-.c.t With
Arthur You~ lr Oo.. c.P.A.'e ln
L.A. and Prb •••~ 1r Co. ln ClllcaJO. He llad alao been In
duu•p Of t.M ~ ODut ome. ot ODntJriental CUUa.lt:Y 0o. wltb
l\te4qua.rttft ln Lal :Aaae• and nat Ncntfj w .......... .
..,....._ eM cbW &«<Untant
of 'ndt I__... aft4 ,.,_ o ... .., at Llli .ua.a..
Jlr. ~ ........ ... tullll1 ............ ..... ........ $ ..
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Yll 1111'1 • · •• If )'OQ moe. from u nteriot' deal,na, five baste noor
=I In Colkp Park ••• loc:a~ on lla.r'bcw Blvd. South or Oran1e Coast Colle,e, Cotta
, .
TIE 'WI 'lA"
PamUy Boom
3 Bed:rooml
Covm!d, terfced breezeway
Wa.aher -Dryer
' G.Jt. K..ltcben
$16~
TIE .,_Ill''
3 Be4rooms
FamUy Boom
Extra large kitchen
Bl'ukfut Bar
BuUt-ln dreulng table
$16,550 '
3 ltoedrooiN lr Den
06 4 Bedrooms
, J'&Jl\lly Room
J»ortable C'hopplne block
Chan:oal brotler 6 rotisserie
Double Pullman bath
$17,550
FHA
FHA-ln-aervke and
CAL·VET Loans
TIE 'UIO" .
3 Bedrooms
Family Room
Dua.l Pullman bath
Paved patio
Double tlreplace
$16,800
TIE "IIEWPIIT"
3 Bedrooms
Famlly Room
Laree Uvlnc room
Double fireplace
Double Pullman bath
$16.850
IS LOW IS ,11 ,liGO.OO DOWI
MURRAY -SANDERS CO. College Park WALKER lr LEE
SALES AGENT
AMAZING TERMS
NOW OFFERED ON A
CINDERELLA HOME
II "CCSTA IESA ESTATES"
IM·YETEIWIS VETEUIS
Now for the first time you can
own a fabulous Cinderella home
for
The last of the 4!oi% G.I. lo:ms in
this a~a with a minimum ot
$1000
cash down payment down plus costs/imp.
THE TRUTif IS ... these homes have more "bonus" lE'atures than any
under $25.000, Including ... SHAKE ROOFS ... BUILT 1:-i RANGE lr
OVEN . , • MASSIVE 8' BRICK FIREPLACES ... 3 BDR.\1S. 3 and DEI'
and 4 BDRMS ... ALL 2 baths ... 72' WIDE LOTS .. PLUS MANY.
MANY MORE. Models open every day and EVENINGS till 9 P.M. On
Harbor Blvd. In North Costa Mesa, cllrectly acra.s t rom the new State
Hospital.
WALKER lr LEE. INC ... SALES AGE:ITS ... KIMBERLY 5-4403
SU IREEZE oonaaE
FUrnished. East of N~rt
pier. In eood ~pair. Only
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PIER AND nDAT
3 Bedrooms; Hi baths; fur·
nlshed. Includes tma.IJ boat for
the low price ot $216,750. Terms.
CIIICE LOT
100 rt from the ~ach. East
of Nf'Wport pier. Price -$10.·
500 -$1000 down. E·Z 'J'ER..\1S.
1920 W. Balboa Blvd .. Newport
HArbor 4072
REITIL
311111'111111 ...
$100 ....
YEARS LEASE
UNFURNISHED
CUFF HAVEN
Earl W. ~IIJ, a.
15th 6 lrvlne Newport Beach
Uberty 8-2664
UH Pill
31' u .. , • .w
•••••••••
hJ.J.J eqat~ cteeoratar f\lt·
Dlab.ed; TV; b&rb«ue; carpcort;
DeW canvu &wnlftlll; ta...,.
r.ec:.cs.aa patio.
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BILL'S BEST BUYS
IUT-2 BEDROOI
East side Costa Mesa -65 x 150 lot to paved. a.lley.
Cbotce ha.rdwQod Qoora; fireplace -and clean as a
ptn! 11est raldollltti&.l area around. Pull prlce -$11.800
with $3.000 down.
4!0/o IITEIEST $72 l ....
Spacious 3 ~room; 1'1. bath home on a large lot in
a good neighborhood Good streets; curbs: gutters and
sewers. Completely decorated thruout: carpetl'd 11\"ID.'i
room and hallways. Drapes lncludl'd IX>fimtely priCNI
rieht at $13..250.
Can ~ Shown Anytime.
W. A. TOBIAS, Realtor
AND .ASSOClA TES
"you'll Jlke our friendly service~
Uberty 8 1139 220 E. 17th St .. Costa Me$8
(Acroea from Thrift y Drue Storel
EVE:-iiNGS CALL Ll 8-034.3: U 8-5665
BALBOA ISLIID
VALUE
l ust llstPd -:! bedroom hou~
near ~urth Bay front. Com
pletely furn1sht>d. Ready for
ImmediatE' po<t.~ssion. Room to
build. Low prace of $20.500
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ISUIID REALn CO.
498 Park. Balboa Island HA 377
• HEABT OF COSTA MESA
,. Priol -$21, ..
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W4 NEWPORT BLVD.
lDDTY 8·5231
. ..., •• 115 IIL\JII1Im A V1
IW..o.A I!ILAJQ) . .... ~
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WHEI IUYIII H
, snu• PROPEin
IT PAYS TO
DEAL WITH A
Entrust )'Our rea 1 est a t e
tnnsactlons to a REAL TOR.
He ts trained ln hls prof•·
slon. lmovn ~ues.. fln&.nc·
lng, and la bound. td .ne
you ethlcaU)', honestl)' and
courteou.sly. REAL TORS aN
memben cl a udona.l 01'·
ganlzadon t'Oftfonntna to a
rll1d code of ethJc:a.
IE1IPIIT __ .,..
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NEW IRVINE TERRACE
Under Construction
STRIICING, ORIGINAL PLANS &
DESIGNS, ON DISPLAY IN
OUR NEW SALES OFFICE ON
COAST HIWAY, CORONA DEL MAR
ADJACENT TO JAMAICA INN
FAMILY HOME
Designed by Pleger -Blurock and Hougan
3 Bedrooms, 2 baths fmmly room; formalhving
room all electnc kitchen.wtth disposal and dish
washer Also hobby area On 80 foot lot.
$27,600 --Exceptional terms.
MACCO CORPORATION
HARBOR 6795
VOGEL VALUE
COSTA lEU
Nk~> 4 be-droom. 1" bath homt' on corner lot -only 2
blocks from stores. 12160 square feet of IJvJng area
\\'tred tor 220 Master be-droom l2'xl7'. Nice fawn:
flowers Re-ar yard fencl'd. Brick patio. Kltch~n laundry.
Good famll) neighborhood. 4•2 '< loan at $70.00 ~r
month Including taxes. mc;uran~ • int.t>rest. WUJ con-
!>lder trade for Corona del Mar Only $13.500.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. Cout Bwy ., Coron.a del Mar HA : 17U; BA: CTm
TRIPI.U -lEW -IIIEII
MARGiJERITE AVE-OCEAN VIEW
Two -2 bedrooms: o~ -1 ~room apartments. AU
large rooma. Many built-In featurt'S; FA heat ; large
utility room and gara ges. Approx 3060 sq. r~t 1n build·
lng. 1•, blocks to ocean. $20,000 cash will handle and
good financing ma>· be arranged.
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IRVINE TERllACE-EXCEU.E'NT CORNER
2 La~ ~rna and den; 2 baths; hardwood floors;
carpeu and dra~. OCEAN VIEW. $7.000 down -llber.
al financing ~ller will rarry thE' balanct" for quallned
buyt>r.
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SPECIAL SDfME"R RE:\'TA.L
Shorf'<"laffs -Completely and bt-auulully furm.!>hl'd
homt' 3 Bedrooms. 3 bathl': pTI\"dll' beoaclt: 2 car J!a
ragE' ExclusivE' nt"lghborhood :"ic•.\t 3 month -SJ.tWX>
to quallfll'd tenant
ART UAIR REAL TOR
Corona dt>l Mar Ofll~
2628 E. Coast Highway
HA 2S-I:> Evp-. HA 5589
TO SETTLE ESTATE
IRVIIE TERUCE
$25,750 -GIN FiaMciac
< \LL :'\0 \\
CLYDE MEYER, Realtor
312 :\Iann(• .\\••
II \RBOR :;.:.!:)
fl,l~ IT :'\1ght
CORONA DR MAR EXCLUSIVE!
~llutlfui 2 hNJroom homt• .tn•l 1!11«''-'t h<'U'-'•' nh -;·, IN,
Attracti\Pl~ lanl1~'11l'o'<i ') bJ,,.,,, trnm (kf',Jn 81\ d
Sub!'tantw.l l) buill fnr ,, \o•ar r .. unrt hnmo• Crt"Mh
n'fiu<'t'd an prl<'t'' Th,• "" n.~·r, hio\l• 1111'1 kmwto.."d S:7 •~•1
nCr the.> prJ('(' for qukk ,,dl'
C.111 Elltth Mart>(>n
EliL W. STIII.fY, J1u1t1r
225 Marine A\"~ .. Bnlboa ~land
H !\ 1775
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515 BEOONIA
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WE MOVE YOU
lfiWIDE
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A IliaD .........,_. to t.orce hJa boy~ In a ear m.&e pa t.rom tts.
way 1Dto tiM ~ ot ~ _,. •doft at llutDe Ave.
Levarie, 101 K:.lal!IOa'Bivd., Jtal. .... ~ Drtw., Diet klboa
boa ••• A lllt · a.M rwa ~ waAd ••. Dirt wu dWQped on
dtetroy*' • .,.. ; c.'OMaJDer at tlw .._. ot Mia. .. 1. C'oodell. .n lfartn. 4,.,_ .. Jboa ~&land 1114 W. Ocwao Pwont, Newport ... 4 bleyca. wu 1to1ea hill U.. -..elL
re.tcJenee ot"'bomu WhJw. 101 • a&'I'VDAY. J'VIm • ~ /~..1 ~ I SPECIAL!'l5 wc.ct.OD!y50cbcae~-3 ttm.cd,.I.oo , , , D 18. ____ 11. ____ 1& ____ 11. ____ ~. ___ _
For ,.. _____ o
W...t.d to rent ... _..,p
W. Ia)' Ave., B&Jboa ••• A roU. SevenJ bottlM 41 milk • .,..
wlthtD 30 mt. tor min. P.U.C. dla.ln waalto.lm from lfan.t Dtdc. .tOI«J t:rom a da.lry truck pubcl
man Boat W~ 28U ~ at 3533 Way LaM, Coroft& del
Aft .. M.-wport IMda .•. Cblrt Mat . . . 4 bJc:yd• waa .tol~
Inn. Corona del Vu. C*»iftd an tJo.m tbe re~ldenoe ot DNw John·
-IJcUdoul cMdt ......, by ton. 517 Lar9pur Ave .. Coron• Martha .Dunc:ila ••• A ra• wat del Mar • • • A Window wu
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• ' I MAIL TO: THE ENSIGN, 2850 E. Coaat Hwy ... Corona del Mar '
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ro. i.au • ro• SAL& au w~
9xl2 GLASS HOUSE-For nur· EXPERIENCED=':,-""""W:=-:A.ITRESS-~==--=Do~n UAL ESTATE 6 Hln'ALS
rate at $9.25 hr.
IEWIIAI
Tlt.ANS. It STORAGE
u 8-2274
Painting-Decorating
PAI'I:B BAlfCIKG
GEORGE BURKHARDT
• Llcen.ed Contractor
.eaa.n from the car ot ~ broken In the n ntaJ home at
l.qtry. lJdo Tra.Oer Autc. wl•U• 20.1 On}'llt Ave .. la.lboa leland
h18 c:u WU p&rlttd at Howard'a .•• A tire wu atolen from the
, a.tavrant. co.ta lf..a. car ot Marvtn P'enneor, l2U Ba.Y· e WIIDirUD&Y, JV'ID • aid~ Drfte, Newport . . . A fire
PHILCO REFRIGERATOR. cross .ery or home use. Good condl· Dickerman's PlayfUl Porpol.e.
top trener chest model, paid tlon. ~. CAll Bill -HA 1038. 4323' W. Coast HJehway, New-down to $118.28 payments are _,..,
FOR REN'I' -FURNISHED
garae~ apartment on Balboa
Isl&nd. 3 BedroorM, bath and
a halt. Week, month or ~a·
son. Call HA 393.
1.897 Oranae A w . eo.ta Mea
Sally ~ ot 1808 W. extlncuJ.ahft wu .tolen bom
Ocean Front, N..wpon leach, wu Peter Pan Apartment, 1552 Kfta.
blttm by a dor owned by a ..t· mar Drlve .. Balba. ... A buralar
dent ol Oranee ... Two 14-yeu. rip~ a sereen and broke a win-
old ~t Covina .Youth.l '"" dow attemptlnr to break In the
cauf)\t by pollee alter .teal1nf home o1 M.rw. Robert GObert, 511
tlah Mt float. and CAJUI ol car· Park. Ave., BaJOO. laland . . .
bide bom the We.tern CAnnlq Brian Blodeett. 20, ot 804 Orchid
Co., 3000 Lat-.y.n. Ave .. Newport' Ave .. Corona del Mar, wu booked Beech ... -r.o unlet ntmed JM'ft (ot Jntoxicatlon. only $5.78 per month. Brand AKC-REGIS'I'ERED alack toy port. HA 711.=-===----.::::-:-::---
n~ 11 cubic toot refrigerator, male poodle puppies. Phone WAITRESS WANTED--Girl over
has erosa top freezer chest. _.....:KE:=.::ll.:::og~g~S-...:9621~;;;·~-----20. Experienced. Full time -butter bin, egg racks. bottle NEW da)'a. Apply -Cottee Shop -
holders. crisper holds peck of HAIIOID ORftAIIO 2920Mar. E. Coast Hwy. Corona del vegetables. Auto-defrost. Super lllln1iJ
model. Priced In our warehouse ALL MODELS MAJNTENANCE" MAN -Semi-
at $199.o.t. Payments are only BUNGALOW PIANO perfect con· retired man p~terred. Apply-
$9.45 per month. dillon excellent tone $25 down Port Theater, Corona del Mar. BAUGHN'S MAIN STORE $7 .%J per mo. 6-10 evenings. _____ _
Coeta Meaa~ West 7th St. USED HAMMOND Chord Organ, TEACHERS -SUMMER EM·
Open Dally-9 to 9 Family Favorite. good buy, PLOYMENT -Beach area.
Sunday-11 to 5 authorized Hammond dealer. Harbor 2886-R.. 1 block west of Van's Bowl KIMBALL GRAND parlor size _..:..:.=~.:.....:.::...:...:___ _____ _
UstD HAMMOm> Chord organ just like new Jess than \it price IF YOU'RE OVER 18 -S6JS. Full price. Woodworth also Stelnway. Knabe. Doll It or
Plano Co .• 2620 E. Coast Hwy., Son, Fischer. Brambach It UNDER 30 YEARS OF AGE,
Corona del Mar. many other grands from $378
IERIY BLUE PUPS
& ..... 01~
AKC registered. Beautiful show
up, Schmidt . Phillips easy and of good <'haracter; neat
terms since 1914. appearing. and have an Inter·
SPINETS & several fine consoles est In securing '
returned from rent save up to PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT $300. Balance on our easy
terms no Financ-e Co. Involved. May we suggest a position as
PLAYER PIANOS several In per·
teet condition with late-st Play. COUNTER GIRL
er Rolls. at
ELECTRIC ORGAN beautiful case
quality. Dam and Sire lmpo_rt.__,-w.s~<EeDry ~~';·D Spinet Organ. a•'S Ill BOY u•uno EXCELLENT GUARD DOCS
PHONE KI 7-4821
12' PADDLE BOARD-In excel-
lent condition. Harbor 3712.
The New Model S-6--
HliiOID
CHORD ORIIII
w1th the wonderful percussion
tones at no extra cost.
BEAUTIFUL ORGAN tones plus
100 other lovely tones such a.s
Hawaiian Guitar. VIolin, Ce-
leste, Banjo, Chimes. et<'. and
you play It In minutes. The
greatest Invention In the hi-
story or music tor the person
who has had rfb lesson~.
scarce. we have one.
SUMMER SPECIAL on used UP·
right $89.50. $1.25. Sl49.50 It
maoy others terms as low as
S5 monthly.
RENT A H&mmond Spinet Or·
gan for 5 weeks only $25 In·
eluding 5 lessoru plue cartage
sca•Dr .PHIWPS
Established 1914
520 No. Main Comer 6th
SANTA ANA
Alwa~ 100 pianos to
chooee from.
No experience n~ry. No
student.l. Apply Saturday and
Monday -2:30 · 4:30 p.m.
305 Marine Ave .• Balboa Island
...
Top job opportunJu.--an ftelda.
Men and Women
uo Tu.ltln-lfewport Bnc:b
( ac::ro. from AD · Amertc:an
parld.ne LoU
LARGE HOME.-o-n--::4-1::-o-:-ts-o_n_co_r ·
ner In Corona del Mar. Owner.
HA 518-1.
COM MODERN FURN. dupln
clean, new-larger enclosed pa.
tlo, Jounces . near beach 2·4.
427 Goldenrod or ph. THorn-
wall 2-8747. _· --,-:
CORONA DEL MAR -Furnl.shed
1 bedrm. apt. Attractive pa tio
uea; aun deck-; ocean view;
garage. South of highway. $90
month -yearly lease. Inquire
rear-430% Avacado.
A TTRACI'IVE 2 BR unfurnished
house w/w cov~rlng, patio and
garag~. close to shops In Co-
rona d~l Mar. HA 4178. _-.,---BEAUTIFUL 56 acres 15 minutes
from Eugene, Oregon. lrriaa.
tlon trom private lake. New
nearly finished house, fruit.
With or without equip. $35,000
good terms. Lindley, Rt 1 Box
Uberty 8-8628
COJIJ'LETK ~G
IDYIC&
FltEE E9'l'IMATES
&lR Grftn Stampe
Jl'ree dellvery
CORONA DEL MAll N11Jl3EllY
R4 1038 2744 E. Cout Bwy.
s,artlells_ ....
For Cardiac Condltloru
Kidney Stones ·
NepJult~-Allergies
Salt Free Diet u 8-:501.2
Uled Auto Pa.rta, 'nres
We Buy Ca.ra and Scrap Metal
UBERTY 8-7013
2075 Placentia Ave~ eo.ta Mesa
Z16,Eugene.~. -----------------------
UNFUllN. APT. FOR RENT-2
bedrooms; garage; $95. 316
Larkspur, CDM. lfA 68-W.
PRIVATE OFFICES, cround floor
Trident Bldg., ZlOO Newport
Blvd.., Newport Be&ch. Low u
COKPL!:T'E PAIN'TtNG
PAPER RAlfGJlfG SERVICE
SA. 29'76
Sampl• leleetion In your home.
EUGENE 0 . SAUNDERS
$40 lncL utllltta. Mr. Libbey lfOO n.t Street. Newport Beach
U 8-9331 or-Mr. Hardacre KJ
2-4607. WHEEl ER ELECTBJC
CORONA DEL MAR YEARLY Electrlcal Contra.cttng
RENTAL -Deluxe 2 bednn. Pree FAt.Jmat.
unfum. duplex -South of hi·
way. FA heat; aeparate paUo;
flrepl&~. Adult. -no pe ...
HA 1087.
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Until You've Trled
Uberty 8-U42
MAX W. POPE, Realtor
1908 Harbor, eo.ta Men
2753-D E. Cout Htgbway
Corona del Mar
BA,6241 Da.ya U 8-1315 Eves
COMMDCIAL OR
~IDEN'11AL
ehWNd the bOIJle of Salley e I VWDAT. J'11JQ JO
klley, 7308 W. Ocun fYont. Floyd Earhart, !50, ol 402 39th
Newport Beach, and when IUV· St., Newport Beach., wu booked
lnl In their ear, damaaect a vebl· on a warrant charfln& hJm w1th
de Parked at the realdence • . . wrttfng bad checks . . . Several
The car of Judith Corman. 1410 articles WNe -'Olen from the
W. Bay Ave., Ba"lboa, was stolen clothesline at tbe ho~ ot Leelon
from her rHid~nce. Prewett, 1405 W. Balboa Blvd ..
• TBVUJ)AT. IUJfE .., Balboa ... St~ven Lanenaa. 6,
A custom~ at Chef's Inn, Co· of 311 ~ 33M St., Newport Beach.
rona del Mar. retu.ed to pay hta wu bitten by a monkey owned
r
biiJ and ned ln his car ... A by Mrs. J. w. Wood, 306 33rd
bicycle was stolen from the real-St .... Sevfral boys brok~ a radio
de}'\ce of Mrs. Ray MJUet, 1540 E. antenna ott a car parked at the
Ocean Blvd., Balboa . . . Mrs. homt of VIctor Appel, 233 Opal
Sam Joeeph of 515 VIa Lido Souct Ave., Balboa Island ... Hub caps
Lido Iele, reported that an were stolen from the car of Fr&nk
aluminum mast was stolen from Cl.staro, 381 E. 18tb St.. eo.ta
Jaer boat one month aco . . . A Mesa. whUe h~ vebJcl~ was ~ball mitt ,belonging ·to parked at w. Ba,y and Marine
Phillip Oertly, 7145 E. Ocean av~nue., Balboa I.aland . . . A.
Blvd.. Balboa, was stolen from hit and · run vehicle damaged h~ bicycle parked at 2030 E. ttl~ car of Mary TonnHOn, 2005
Ocean Blvd. Clay St .• Clllt Haven ... Mrs. e PllJI)AT. JVWE 21 Mary Shu of 1!506 VIvian Lane, Someon~ stole a chain link Harbor Highland&. reported
fence from behind Turner Drup. 80meone who rduaed to ldenUfy
2542 W. Cout Hlchway, Newport themaelves rang her .doorbell for Beach ... 199.07 was atol~n from an hour.
th~ aervlce station at 2800 E. e IIOifDAT,ItJLT l
Coast Hlahway, Corona del Mar A 9·foot dinghy wu stolen
... SonMOne threw ~P on the from Ackerman Boat Work&. 22S hom~ of Mra. Lona Grltfln, 123 21.tt St. Newport Beach ... Chere Agat~ Ave., Balboa I.aland . . . Inn, Corona del Mar, received a
VIctor Oleon. 1617 W. Balboa 1.2$ no acoount che-ck trom W.
Blvd., Newport Beach, wu bitten Lothmann. Jr. . . . Th~ 2-year-
by a dog owned by Helen Stul-old daul}lt~r of Mr. and Mra.
man. 1802~ W. Balboa Blvd. . . . Marvin Petereon ot B> La
A water pipe cap was thrown CAnada Way, C:O.ta Mesa. wu
throuah a window In the hom~ bitten by a dog owned by L. E. ot Mrs. 1Aw1s Merrill, 421 Holm· hf.era. tnelew~ ... 1Wo Ma-
wood Drlw, Newport Heigh ..... rtnea were appreh~nded by po·
D. A. Gorton of 108 harl Ave .• lke otrlce.ra after tb~y bad atolen
Balboa laland. waa bitten by the ps nom a car parbd at ~
tamtly cat . • . 4 hit ancl run 2Ith St.. lfewpcrt Bead\ .•. Mrs.
damaced the car ot la.epblne Gqle T. Barnett ot fJTf Belview
M<.'Cuky, 2101 E. Oc!e&n Blvd .. I..aM, ltal*-laM a_, rln1 In
Balboa, whlle her car wu parked th~ vtdnfty of the Din~
at th~ Balboa Market parktnr Restaurant. W. Cout B.l&'hway.
lot ... Frank Munoz. 21. at Co.ta NI'WpOI't Beach.
Mesa, was booked tor lntoxlca-(Continued on Paa~ Twelve>
tlon ... The car of Euaene Hub-
bard was stolen from In Cront S29 a month will pay for lt.
A HOUSEFUL OF furniture con.
abtlng of living room. bedroom
and dinette -plus new ~n
eral Electric refrigerator with
magnetic door, cross top freezer
chest and adjustable shelves.
new Wedgewood range, with
CP automatic lighting. clock
timer. big griddle. broUer etc.
Priced at S581 76. Pa~nts are
$6 54 per week.
to make a professional chan~e to
better aerve your fellow man.
.1Jim£SS OPJIOIITU1UTIU
nNANCIAL A.SSOClATE -Ac·
tlve or sUent. Outstandlna.
ethical business ~rvlce with
net per annum potential $60,·
of h~ reaJdence at 476 N. Newpo.rt Expert cleaners of walla, floors, OC Trustees
Elect Parker SCHilDT ·PHIWPS
Your authorized Hammond
Dt>aler In Orange County
Established 191 I
520 No Main St. Santa Ana
A FAMILY SIZE det'pfrecze home
free7-er, brand new. Has the
sharp frHze se<'tions, d oo r
storage. Big brand name. Pay-
ments are $8.93 per month.
Prkffi at $178.84.
BAUGHN'S MAIN STORE
Costa Me~~Ja~ W~t 7th St.
Open Dally-9 to 9
Sunday-11 to 5
~ock~f'St of Van's Bowl _
REFRJGERATOR·FRIGIDAIRE -
14 cu. tt -18 mo. old. $300.
Marble table top 3 rt. X 5 ft.
Italian marble -S30 Call HA
3636.
O'KEEFE AND Ml'rrlll gas range,
CP automatic. big ovPn. lift top,
simmer burners, and that nice
grill brolln Our warehouse
price Is $99.0<1. Payments $6.84
per month.
BAUGHN'S MAIN STORE
C:O.ta Mesa~ West 7th St.
Open Dally-9 to 9
Sunday-11 to 5
1 block west of Van's Bowl
nRE SALE
400/o to fiOO/o Off
NO DOWN-TERMS
U· S. lOYAL
f50,000·M1LE GUAR.ANTEE
Wholesal~ price for
B.etaU eu..tomera
lYEII
tnnON SEJtVICE
BAUGHN'S MAJN STORE
Costa Mesa~ West 7th St.
Open Dally-9 to 9
Sunday-11 to 5
1 block west of Van's Bowl_
MAHOGANY DROP LEAF Dun·
can Phyfe table. Pads to t it.
Excellent condition. $65. HA
0835-1.
TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNJ ·
nJRE AND APPUANC'ES ON
NEW MERCHANDISE.
BAUGHN'S FURNITIJRE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St.. Costa
Mesa. Store hrs.: Mon-Frt .. 9-9;
Sat.. 9-6; Sun., 11 ·5. U 8-3186.
SPRAY ROSES
Only White Mildew
HA 804·M alter 6 P.M.
Felix Estana
ALMOST NEW 6' hunters green
Prov1nclal divan; custom cob·
bier's bench; Imported It&ll&n
desk and chair; wardrobe
trunk; a!Jo &ntlqun, 608 Sea·
ward Rd., Corona Hlghlan!b -
Harbor 4728-M.
To Increase your productive Ume.
To truure your future regardless
ot ag~.
To double your Income.
? YOU HAVE!
Then see Mr. Grogan
Sales Supervl.aor
H•llor Rest ......... , ...
1842 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
SOME FREE -aQME FEE
AppUcant. nHded, many oftlce
jobs, aJao restaurant. and do·
m~~~nyjo~forqwillned
men. ( Rectst.er now.)
l une Farrar EmpL ~.
402~ 32nd St.. Kewport
NEAT
CLEAN
JOBS
In
Brtght Friendly
Office.
Full Pay u
You IAam
Frequent
Increue.
Good Waeea
Top Bendlt.
u
TELEPHONE OPER.A'l'ORS
and
41\Je.tne:.~
RepteMntattw.
-Appb'-
8:80 to f:30
U:Z Wed 1'h1rd
Santa Ana
PACDIC TJILEPIJOJfE
~··wrao.
windows. Paper cleaning. S=DVl=..:....:.:CE::::I;__ ______ _
All Work Guaranteed
000. Minimum Investment -30 yean exp. KI 3-2321 $3,000. Write Box 1.27. The En-_.:..::.....::..:.=:..:_=:...:_ ____ __:__
elgn or Phone U 8·3982.
SITUA'nOJifl WAJifTED
HARD WORKING 16 year old girl
would like morning work u
mother"~ helper. Corona del
Mar. HA 0434-J.
WORI WilTED El,.,....
•••IHe ... ..,_.r
Own car. Will ao anywhere -
Oncludlng Honoluh&). Uve ln.
A-1. reJereooH. Salary -$60
wk. Call Mrs. Bridewell
TOrry 7-8215
COLLEGE S'IVDDT Pblloeopey
Maj., 22. .,..,._ aummer ml·
ployment tutcrtnr. or wortdne
with, cbUclnn or a dote.centa.
Referencet provided. KJmbel'ly
2·~.
WHITE. autiS'I1Al' Man needa
tuU or put time c:uttodlan
work. Onnda and lton u:pet~
enee. Lave. C.Ona del Mar.
R4 Tl5.W.
STAR
VALUES
SPECIAL SALE
PRICES TOO LOW TO PRINT
SAVE ON -NEW
RCA-ZENrm
MOTOROLA -PHILCO TV
GRUNDIG-MAJESTIC HJ.n
STAI TV
2301 W. Balboa Blvct-HA 5074
Newport Beach
FlEE IELIYEIY .........
Tr~,lul Filii . ....... ...
SA, I l••••at s,.. fir ...
American IArton 215 15th st.
MH'tlnp 2nd...Cth Wed. 8 p.m.
POODLES FOR SALE
Dog aroomlne -poodles
a apecialty
GOLDEN POODLE
1891 Newport Blvd.-Costa Mesa
Ubmy 8-8645
IUILIEI'S
IIIIITEIAIOE
PAINTING
INTERIOR -£A--1 Ero.Rl-OR
SANDB~G
MUULS
Uberty 8-8622 "'" Eltlmat..
SCREENS CLEANED J'KEE
cau atter 6 p.Jll. HA aot-M
Business
Directory
Dr. H~~ l'arker, resident of
Balboa lal.and ancS practldna
vetatnar1a.n with a ha.pltal In
eo.ta Mesa, wu elected Monday
u presl~nt ot Oranee Co&at
Colleg~ board ot truatees during
1957-58. H~ replaces Walter Long-
moor of Shore Cllf1a.
Harry ~Bard or HunUngton
Beach was named clerk ot the
board. Dr. . BuU H. Peterson.
preside-nt of tit@ coUere. wtll con.
tlnue to be sec-retary to the board.
a ·P.,...I•J ... •• w ...... , ... ~ ..
CJim.mJe Bryan, 40, or 215 Or·
ange Ave., Nt'WpOrt Hellfht.a. .
and 2 ~rwo~ from Loe Angeles
-~~ lnj~ In a .2-car accident
Sunday nJght at Fern St. and
Cout R'-bway, Newport Beaclt.
Mr. Bryan. who ., .. travellng
eut on Cout Highway, at-
tempted a left turn onto Ferp
St Hla car wu hit by a west
bound veJ\IcJe ddven by Allyn
Su.trena ot t.o. An&elet. Cleav.
land and Dorothy Su.Uena re.
celved minor ·InJUry.
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Pace Is Almost
·Ahead of '56
A total of 33 Harbor aru Boy
Scouts will be amonr an tstl-
rnated 50,000 ft!ollow Scouters to
attend the Fourth National Boy
Scout Jamboree to be held July
11 -16 at Valh!y Forge. Penn.
Sb: of the local Scout.~ will
journey attOM tht> ~an to at-
tend the British Jubilee Jam-
boree August 1-12 at Suttonpark.
Warwlckahlrtt, England.
Orange County Scouts wtll h.old
an Open house and demonstra·
tlon from 1 to 8 p.m. Saturday
at t.he Santa Ana Memorial Park,
Flower and St. Gertrude ltret'U.
Santa Ana. The encampment will
afford parent& and raldent an
opporunity to revl~ the jam-
~ unlq.
Boy Scouts wtll embark from
Santa Ana Monday, July 8.. They
will go to Loll An~les by bus
and fiy to Valley For~.
Local "Mr. Scouter", William
1 Bill) Spurgeon, til, Region 2
director for the Jamboree. wUI ac·
company local Scouts to the Val-
ley For1e event.
Scouts who wtll attend both
the NatloRat J&mborft and the
Britiah Rem-
ATTEST:
Margery Schrouder
City Clerl<
U'AII. lfO'Il(Z
lfO. A 29'JIIO
NOTtCE 'TO CBEMTORS
ESTATE OP ROBERT C. NEW·
roNDECIWIED' rrana .HE&Elr( GIVEN
to ot and all per· ....
•
•
JAMES D. RAY
l•fzc lz IIUIU
HOME LOANS
Interest rates &om 5'/• ')'. -Terma tp 20 yean
' ~ propertle. ot n.ew oorwtrvct.ton Call ua for ..,eedy, tree appralaala..
Liberty 8-779 1
South Coast Mortgage Co. Inc.
1100 eoan m,Ja_,. -"~ hach
Loan Correspondent for Eastern lnsuran~ Companies
"M:ember oC the Mortr"~ Bankers Aa:aoclaUon of America."
t.oc:.tfli dlnctly acroa tram the Balboa Bay Club
------------------------
DEPOSITS MADE
ON OR BEFORE
.JULY. UUh WILL
EAIIININTEREBT
FIIIOM .JULY IOL
LUI ........ 4 ,_._.,._. • .,sa
•
J'tuh -Oranft Cout Col· J'ollowtna RW to Senta A¥
S.p'a &11 • Eutem ConfeN~K"e are a wbole bOIIt o1 v~~~~q ata.r. A. total o! 162 analera ~· der to equaltzie boat wpeeda, tout.
quarterbadc Job Oodrett Ja not (note -Downey 11 ialeo~ JuiOWn reeent1n1 t tllhlna clube wtU be nament boata may J•ve t<K tf!e
det1rutety ._vina tbe Bue K:hool aa tbe Vlldnp.-moN eootu.aJon) G)mpetlna July 12 and 18 In the fbhlna around at ahy tlme tbey
next )'Mr. .. but one La Dl1aal.nc. Tbat one ~ 12th Inter-Club Albaeore 'J"oum~-cSeaJ.re, ,from any pott ttom San
1be S'l", 180 pound a -Downey the QF co-player o1 the year, ment.. aecordlq to H&IOld lte-Dtqo north to and tncludlna
ace, whO completed over ~ ot Randy Keadowa. noyer ot Ucto Iale, aeneral chatr. Santa Barbara. All boatll mu.t be
hta paaea Jut y .. r at OC. stated Crockett atates that the Santa man. reacSy to unload at tbe B&lbt>a
In a recent converJ&tlon, "Arl· Ana-Lon1 Beach l&mff ll a eell· Each club wtll have 6 boata. Anlllna Cub or the San Dlelo
mna State had better come out now, with only atandlna room wtth 3 an11en per boal At the MatUn Clu"b not later than 7 p.m.,
t.hrouJb betON too lone or ru .,. remalnlna end ot the 2 day. ot ttahlna. the Saturday, July 18.
at Cout next year." At thta . lnt It ou thlnk S • 5 hiJhnt ltoata In point IICOI'e All tackle mu.t be J'ei'UlatiQil
Crockett studied the T forma· Ana or Lo~f Bea~ has It rori"~ wUl constitute the team for each \V6 Calaa fibre roda Included).
tlon for three years \lnder Jlm take a look at poor Steve M~a: club. Unen Jlnee mU4t be uaed, wlth
Stanaeland at Downey, Jeadina aeau and hJ.a occ ~ates. Coaat FolloplnJ cluba will .,artfcJ. no allOIWanee tor 3 thread.~. Lead·
the VUdnp to • Coast Le.,ue 1a aet to acrtmmaae wJth Lon pate: lfatboa AnJllnJ Club, cap. era mu.t not exceed f feet In
title In bi• ~nlor year a nd then Beach belore the aeuon .,.am! talned by Gene Van Dame: Lldo lenJth. Artlllclal lures mu.at be
followed Stanaeland to OCC, only and then has to meet Santa Ana AnJlera, Lee McClellan, captain; u.aed, with atnale hook only.
to pace the Pirates to a loop durlna Conference play. 141 Anaela Rod 6 Reel Club, u any anJ)er catches the llmJt
champlonahlp and Bowl bid. Says one occ raUblrd "Boy Maxwell Fentore, captain; Lltbt of 10 fllh Mtore 3 p.m. on either
He made his declalon to leaw thta ls bad." ' ' Tackle Marlin Club, Bob McCoy, day, he wUl pull In hta llne.
Coast after StanJeland an· Addl to M , captain; Marlin Club of San but wtU .,. allowed 5~ ot his
nounced that he would take the aches, ~tAmerlea~~:.c:~· DleJo, Earle Johnson. captain; .total polnta for each 30-mlnute
bead ooachlnl job at Lon1 Beach Adennann bas tot3 rna J' Newport Harbor Yacht Club Tuna period that he 11 deprived ot the
City Collep. Stan1eland wu the that he will be playln;~c:;eo~,~ Club, Al Jetfrlea. captain; Paclllc opportunity of flahtn.a.
TOP COACHING STAFF of the Sunset leegue
is thet of Newport Herbor H igh School. winner'
of the 'All Sport Trophy·· for the school yeer
lust e nded In the front row, left to right. ore Don
Burns, vorsity footboll cooch: Bill Strow. trod:
Rolph Reed. othletic director, who II be on leove
for the coming yeor; Jules c;oge, who II be to~ing
over es othletic director; G eo rge Hunter. varsity
boseboll. Second row. le ft to 6 ght: Bill Bernou,
vorsity footboll; Emil Neeme, junior varsity bas~et.
ball: Paul Lawhorn, varsity tennis: Ed Newland,
swimming: John McGowen. varsity football: Mi~e
Pelsinger. B football. Bad row: Gerald Fowles, C
bosketball: lelond Beckett, cross country; Charles
Rondall, /·unior varsity boseball; Dudley Smith. B
baske tba I. Mike Pelsinger will not be on the
coaching stoff for the coming yeor, becouse
he is going to onother school.
bacldleld coacfl at the Buc Jn. rita. JC In NOJWalk. It Adenn An&lft'A of the Balboa Bay Club, The Award Dinner will be held
atJtute, but maatennJnded the of· Is followinJ anyone It has to~ Bert Febren, captain; Southern at the Balboa Bay Club on Sun·
fensive attat-k. Une tutor Bill Don Destor who left OCC t t k CAlllomia Tuna Club, Otto Petri, day evenlna followtna the tour·
Poore also went with Stangeland the joum~llmn lnstructoro !n: captain; Tuna Club of Avalon, nament.
to Long BeKh. publicity dln!ctor job at Cerrttoe. Blll P1U. captain. -------------
Just two weeks ago Mickey Another Buc Chuck Yeyn l Awards wlll be given for the a ..0·1fii'C'Q
Flynn, CJF player of the year for aJmoet certal,; that be w1J~··~ lar1est flab, a«ond largnt n..h. ypE"" -1~'
TLU SHOOT WDf!fEBS
Five Harbor a rea residents won
several matches In a trap shoot
June 23 at the South Coast Club
plstol•ange, north of Corona del
Mar OD MacArthur .Blvd~
Winners were Wendell Thurn.
mel of 703 Poinsettia Ave .. Co·
rona del Mar; Kenneth Kuster ot
Harbor Highlands; Humphrey
Murphy of Newport Beach; Ray-
mond Tudor and Oscar Ambur-
gey of Costa Mesa.
aJl.CJF f u 11 back two years a lJ.CJF seled:lon at Bellllower pounds, and hiJh boat .There ~ALS
straight, and five other Anaheim while In high aahool wllJ also be a dally an11era pool. ~ •
players stated that they would The top 9 anJlft'A on each day TIDE -------------------
Richard•s Market Cage Team
Wins Over La Habra 55 to 27
the put two seasons, Joe Avitia, going to Cerrito-.. Yeyna wu an moet pounds, .eecond m"'a t ~
enroll at Long Beach next year. Well I auess rJJ have to forJet will receive a varylnJ percentage .,...
Crockett had a long talk with about football for three months of the $1620 dally pool =:: c:-:.,...,
Stangeland Jut week and the al ndhthlnk about those 10·000 kids The ruies provide th~t In or. •n .. ..,..... .._ W...-t ......
popular VIking mentor said. n t e summer baseball Proaram. -:;:;;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;::=;;;;;;;:;:;;:;::=;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;::-.. People around here are already But first a note on another II'
asking for Junior Rose Bowl fonn of sports, surfing. For you
tickets." sur.ters, the water may be cold, STROOT'S Jules Gage's Rkha,rd's Market
basketba ll team rambled to an
easy 55-27 victory over weak La
Habra at Garden Grove High on
Wednesday of last week.
third win against one loss with
14 countt>rs. ·
Making thls situation more in· but the surf sur~ ls poor. TE WIIILE
Tim Jones paced the locals'
Leawi•c 9:30 DaiiJ
ntON
Seas,.t Lal4iq
2633 W. Coast Biway
FB.EE PAJlKIJfC
Richard's IE'd by 9 points at
hall. 25·16, and scored at will
during the second half of the
fray. Other scorers for Richard's
were ~ne Bryant and Gary
Clark with 11 eath, Tony Gar .
nlt>r. 4; John Fontlus. 3 ; Jerry
Hulbert. 2 : and Roger Peterson 1.
teresUng, Dick Hill, Stangeland's
assistant at Downey, who took
ov~r the head roaching role last
year and gave Downey a tie with
Anaheim for the ClF crown, has
moved to Santa Ana JC and what
ls one ot the first games of the
year for the Dons. You guessed
it -Long Beach.
8 M +:+ 8 M M M h M M M M M 8 M I M I M M M M M M M M M e:M I I M M M •:•:
AROUND THE LOOP • • •
s + e + •:•:• • e a e e + •:• e + + e 1:1 •:•:•:• e e e MC•:•:•:• • • • •:
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Brans 5, Clcmta 2 -Juue 28
R H E
Giants 2 0 0 0 0-2 3 2
Braves 3 0 0 0 2--5 0 ~
Gt><>rgc Austin and Charles
Messing; Crls Curtis, Brian Lewis
and Bill Fleming.
The Braves did not get a hit.
yet they won on 6 walks and an
error. Brian Lewts, Fred Rich and
Phil Wadsworth got hits for the
Giants.
cw. 2. Carda 0 -JUDe 21
Cubs ... .. 0 1 0 0 1-2 1 0
Cards . . 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 4
Tom Gillman and Gary FuSSfl-
~hn Covault and
Archey.
Gillman struck out 9 Carda 1n
the 5 Inning fray and ltuss Rapp
led the Cubs with a long double
Jn the fifth Inning
·~ 10, PircrtM 2 -Ju.oe 2& PirAtes 1 1 0 0-2 1 0
Pt.rate. 11. cw. 16 -1 \IDe 21
Pirates ......... 4 2 2 3 7-18 24 0
Cubs ..... ·-·-A 2 2 3 5-16 24 0
Jack Fowles and Pat Tool;
Mike Adams and Bill Scott.
Ronnie Hall, Tom Garton and
Mike Adams all slammed out 4
hits Jn 4 Urnes at the plate to
pace the Cubs. Pat Tool and Doug
Salisbury got 4 for 4 for the
winning Pirates.
Can1lDa1a 11, Do49era ~JUDe 21
Carda _ ...... .3 0 5 0 3 5-16 26 0
Dod1era ·-·0 0 5 0 4 ~ 9 14 0
Lowry Thompson and 11m
'Mmmerman; Jlm Zerer and Blll Sawye __ r_,_. __
FlaSh Rothwell got 5 hits In
5 times at the plate and Doug
Cordener got 4 tor 4 to lead the
Cards to a win_ Craig Savage
got 3 for 3 to pace the Dodgers.
Plrcrt• 18, an... I -J--. 15
Braves . 3 0 2 3 0 0-8 21 0
Pirates . 1 2 5 4 1 3-16 33 0 Bc~ves 0 2 3 5-10 1 0 Dave Frlz:z.elle and Pat Gan-
Tom Gilbert. RobE'rt Webster1 non : Mike Clemence and Pat and John Lefftnwell: Steve Har. Tool.
per and Mike Lange and Charles! Homer Alexander bashed out 3
Messing. hits. lncludlnr a homer. for the
A total of 17 walk.~ gave the Braves. Mike Van Landlnghnn
Bravt>s an <'llSY win. Harper gave got 5 hits, Including a homer. tor
up on" hit and walked 9 to bt>· the Plratt>s. ChUcben UDder 12 1/z Price h 1 1 h 1 Information & ReMrYatlou rom!' 1 e w nn n_g ur er. Gia:Dta 31 ....._ __ 3 -Juae 2.5 CiaDta 6, Dodgen 3 -Jll.D41 26 ' .......,_. UH.t. D Dftllt2 Giants 1 2 1 0 2--6 3 o Dodgt>rs . 0 0 1 0 1 1-3 10 0
Place your class1t1ed ad ln the
Newport Harbor Ensign -Call
Harbor 1114 or Harbor 1115.
HABDWARE * HOUSEWARES
lltla ad Xewport ahd. U ~ *
Electric cooking keeps more juice in
roast chicken-because it's flameless!
111 U"'UU& Doctgcrs 3 0 0 0 0-3 4 3 Giants . 4 5 8 7 7 x-31 35 0 f~~iii~i~i.i:~~~~=======~~~; Brian L<>wls and David Page· Bru<'e Woodworth and Tom ------Bill Kau~as. Norm Carlson, Rich Sawyer; GrE'Jt Tritt ana Peter
Harris anrl John Gruwell. Espiau.
Phil Wadsworth. Fred Rich and Terry Wf'Jis, Eugene Bandel
• • •
David Page sparked the Giant a~d Gregg Tritt homered for lht> win Gtants. Bill Killian, Mike NPisen
· and Timmy Cooper all got 5 for PIONEER LEAGUE 5.
Gl.cmta 21. ·~ 8 -JUDe 21 Bravi'S 0 4 1 0 3 0-8 12 0 Carda 24, cw. 14 -]\IDe 2.5
Cubs 0 5 6 2 1 0-14 17 0 Giants 4 2 5 5 3 2--21 28 0 Cards 6 7 2 7 2 x-24 31 0 Ma<' Rf'n!ro and Pat Gannon:
GrE'~g Tritt and Pete Esplau.
Gene Bandel. Mike Nelson,
PE't€' E:splau anct Greg~ Tritt
I all got homers for the Giants.
Tony Koppe hh 2 round trippers
for the Braves.
BOAT EXCURSIONS • • •
45 MINUTE
HARIOR CRUISE
BELLE of BALBOA
•nd SHOWBOAT • lA•ving Hourly
SpecJ.I Oce.n Cruise
off t.guna a..ch
end s..IRoeb •
Lea~!!_ II :10 e.m.
an ocean ride on the lAY QUEEN • ~ •
Leaves I :20 p.m • .,nd Hourly
Evening cruiset at I p.m. and 9 p.m. .
IPICIAL CHAIIIII '
FUti 10-·IIOAI CO
J111D ft ~ i II .,.,_.,,_. Pt_ • I
Mike Adams and Bill Scott;
Dan Meehan a nd Jim Timmer.
man.
Flash Rothwell, Jim Timmer-
man, Mike Meehan and Mike
Haines all had perfect days at
the plate for the CArds. Pat
Green hit a homer ·for the win.
ners and BJJJ MacMuters hit
one for the CUbs.
NAJOa JZAQUE a.,.._ 3, Gkalta 1 -Jaae 21
Giants ....... 0 0 1 0 0 ~ 1 2 1
Braves -...... 0 0 2 1 0 ~ 3 3 1
Jim Zagrooeky and Bill Flem·
lng; Dan Finn, Butch VIneyard
and Larry Holmes and Wayne
Mayfield.
Fine pltchlnr by Finn and
Vineyard and aeveraJ fleldln1
Jre!M gavt> the Braves a win.
Mayfield. Vineyard and Holmes
JOt the Draft hlta.
Carda u. Callllll-1 ... r7
Cubs ···---·········-·.3 2 7-12 5 0 Cards ....... . .. ·-· 7 6 x-13 3 0
Jerry Hobba, 1erry Lawrenct',
Jim McMahon. Steve Slmon~en
and Dick Green: Wally Getchell,
John Ruches and Doua Trapp.
Hobt. JOt 2 blta f« tl'le CUbe
and BW Ken~y JOt 2, tor the
CA.rda. Cub pttche!w~ pve Up 12
walks and tbe cans )turlen rave
up 11.
Di-A'no.AL 1Y U~ c... lt.. Cllll6e 17-~-• Cube a o 1 t-;u s 4 ca.. 22ts-1112 2
DenaJa Bon• Ktnt xuc.r aJlCI
ltm Outll: .... "*'*· ate &'lml aacl 1 .. kWftit..
(~Oft .... J:Ifta)
When you cook electricalty there's DO draft of ooostantJy changing air because
there's DO Same. (Flame, yau see, needs air to breathe. So a flam&.heated oven
constantJy inhales dry air, exhales moist air-literally cooks meat in a hot draft
that evaporates good juices.) In an electric oven there's no draft of dry air.
You cook with moist heal ~ a result, more juice stays in the meat ... and tho
meat tastes better.
IDMtl4c ....... Ia ,_ ..._, tee./u lllld u lfJO cooler. Tbe reuon b obvfou.l ~
eJectdc oooki., pub tbe Met dindly .. the food. POt ioto the room. EJeetric
cooldng b cJeaa, ~ becaOM k't fleeel .. Tbae ant DO by-ptoducta of oom-
~ to dirty walla ud darbo yvur brtsbt pe!.. Truly, lt't th. "" ~
~ to cook. Why DOt aee )'oar appllence delaler b a d-Nnmatioo of tho
new eleccic ~Up~P
•
. .
1tAM ·DIVIDES
Ill, 7-6 AND 4-S
fn two ot the tJp~ .u-ol
IN •uon. Bob Wet:rel • Newport
IJatbGr Sunlor .AnMJbn Lecion
~ tpllt .tth Huntln&-
ton Beach/OYer the ~. •
The )OQ.l CftW won T -45 S.tur.
clay on the Barbot Bllb dia·
~ IICQr'ed 2 runa on 2 atnr•
and2walka.
Twtn CJtJ• Jnvadft the Harbor
area Saturday and the lot'&la co
to Brea on Sunclay. Sharp and •
Belkea wUl open on alternate
d&ya on the mound.
, ~ but dropped a return rtay -----..,.....~....----..._
wftla the on Clb' team Sunday
5--4.
CU Sharp wu th.e wfnnJnr
hurler on Saturday, Jtv1nc up 11
bJ~ and mtkJnc out 14 ln colnc
11 lAnlnp.
Wlth the 8COre tled up at 6·6
In the bottom half of the 11th.
Jim Zaarodskt doubled for the
locab and tben Fred R.uh hit
an lntleld rround ball.
.APORT . >
" .. • 'I 4W .... I. I • • .. _
ay II
Wben he readted tlrat ltash
knocked over the HunUnJ'ton
first b~man, allowinr the ball
I to go Into right field. and Za·
SAF£ BY A HAIR is Jerry Hulbert of the Newport Harbor J unior l grodskl 5COred the winning run
Legion bos.boll team Hulbert s s•ngle in the third inntng scored o from I«''nd.
run f~ Bob Wetzel's le&m, wh•ch went on to win 7-6 over Hunt I Coach Ken Moats 0( the Oilers prot~ted the play vteoroualy, ington S.ach Saturd&y. The loc&ls meet Twin C ities tomorrow &I but didn't ent« an offldal pro-
Harbor High ' test. although he stated at the
.....-------------------------time that he would.
THE UN£ HELD aod Tom WQrley of long Beach broug~t in this
90-pound block s•a boss on o 20 monofilament line and nuiTiber
four hook after o 58-minute fight Saturday just off Buck s Cany~.
neor SM Onofre. Mr. Worley wos fishing obo4rd the Ba lboa p.,.,,.
lion"' "Souttlem COn'lfort II', skippered by Mi~e Groz. ------
all II ..
P1rt n1at ._ iMJt I ......_ .......... cll':t ._., ............. ..e .. c o c •• ,,._...._.,_. -.a .............. ......_Lt ... _. .. ..,._ .............. v...-··· ....... ~-,. 5 1
SAFE JM)ATIJIG WEEK
June 30 to July 7 hu been pro-
claimed·~ Boatlnc Wet'k" by
Actlnt Mayor James Stoddard.
who ur(ed all dtiuna to famlll·
arlze themwlves wlth local and
federal rel\llatlons Cor Pfe boat
operation.
Tbe Newport S.a~h Recreation
Dtvi.sJon launch~ tMir girl'•
and women's recreaUon program
lut week and hu Mgun or·
I ganlzatlon of both softball and
volleyball teams. It Is anticipated
that the program will continue
ea<-h Tuesday and Thursday eve-
ning during thp sum~r monthA.
The badminton program for
both men and womf'n Is con-
ducted from 7:30 to 9·JO p m. on
Wednesdays at the Horart' En-
SIRn ifYm. Any newcomer Is In·
vHed to participate
F .... l.eafilc
• ., .. 2 ....
The fishing boat, '"Frontier,"
wlll M leaving from Balboa
Pavilion dally at 2 a .m Instead ot 6 a.m .. bt>glnnlng today 1 July
41. according to Art Gronsky The
Jerry S.ll, Sharp. Pete Heikes
and Dennis Pow~ rot two hits
each for the Harbor team
With two out In the elchth In·
nlng. the vt.ltora led 6-4. Then
Bell walked. Roy Dalton aJncled
him In and stole ~erond and ~e
Heikes drove Dalton ln with a
single
Powers homer sparked a 4-run
slxth lnnln~ rally S u n d a y
Sharp's stnrle drove In the
fourth run. '~'be only oth« hlts
were s ingles by Dalton and
Zagrodskl.
Heikes took the loss, strik1ng
out 13 and glvine up 5 hlta. Go·
lng Into the elehth lnnlnr the
loc-als were ahead 4·3. but Hunt·
PARTY
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ALIO---
DANCE
Than. ~ 4 •• Sat. July 6 .,..., ......
. ICeifli
Williams
OIOIIESTU
FEATUa.DfG
PIT IIUIEIS
RENDEZVOUS a:::•
stArting time wtll be at 2 am ~=============~;;:;;:;;~;::;=:---~-=~ whether It ls an albacore or local
JDMES WDrS AGADC
Marksman David Kim~ of ~18
Snug Harbor Road, Cllft Hav-en.
aeain Jut Wet'k hit the bulls-eye
enourh times to win the over-a ll
gold medal In the small bore
rille touma.rn.nt at the South
Coast Gun Club. Marine~ from
four buies competed In the tour
nament. Dav1d beet the Marines
by one point ln the 100 m~er
match and posted a S95x17 score
to win tn. JOld m.ttal.
•
KEN CLARKE
SCHOOL OF PIANO
* Advance Piano * M usic Ap
predation • Progres.<~lve Ja12 * Modern Chord C o n s t r u c t I o n * Theory and Imp r o v l z a t i o n
Formerly DlN!'ctor of Musk tor
the Steve Allen Sbow
2620 E. COAST HWY ..
CO RON A DEL MAR
For Appointment Harbor 3382
To The Newport Harbor Ensign
OlE YEIUl ------ODiy S.OO
Ou-.we af lllllw Area UO
JU& .,.. cc••m• _..,..,.,.,. • ca.,......
•
U.W• .... •Iw ............ c • ..,
All ext~natv' War Bond drtv.
18 currently belna conducted ln
~ .. County. Dick Wuhbume ot Loe Anaelee. u. s. TreuUJY
Dept. state rep~ntatJve, aaJd
1ut -.ek that aU alx or the rep-
reeentaUvn ol Southern CaUCor·
nla are eurrenUy establlablnc
the War Bond payroll aavlnJ&
plan ln Oranee County.
He aatd that Oran1e Ylu the
fastest crowtnr county In the
United States, and ln view of the
rapid expansion and estabUshlne
of lnduatrles here, the drive lB
centered In thl& county.
Throughout the United States.
40,000,000 persorts now have $41.·
000.000,000 In U.S. War Bonds.
Bonda are currently p'ylng 31A '7c
Interest.
o .. I o <""i • ... • p
. -.... ·-~ .Ill
WITH OFfiCIAL DUTIES of t'he evening com·
pleted. new president Joseph C. Steelmlln llnd
Mrs. SteelmM (at left) tllke time out dunng the
Newport Harbor Exchllnge Club's instllllation
lllst Thursday to chat with Mrs. C"rl Stentz end
retiring president S~ntz. !Bedner photo~.
Harl.all•llll• HeHa New Exchange Club Officers
PltllhanMiic S..IJ I t II d t o· D · Hay Langenhelm. former eX· ns a e a Inner-ance
ec\Jtlve secretary of the Newport
Harbor Chamb<-r of Commerce, Members of the Exchance Club
has been ele<-ted president of the ot Newport Harbor, thel,. ladies,
Orange County Philharmonic and guesta, u.sembled at the
Society Newport Harbor Yacht Club on
club. On ~hal! ot the member·
&hlp, Paul Butler presented Mr.
Stentz with a handsome Past
President'• plaque. A~ the conclu.alon of these cere.
monies. the sroup ot more than
80 attending the "fl nst first" en·
joyed dancing to the music of
planl&t member Ken Clarke and
his "sweet swlngln' " trio.
. c ·enttel N,:rt., ~ssociation
See~s Contract Post Office
Tbe Central lfiWJMt S..~ dOo na.ftled BiiftnS. Jn7 u edJtor •
lmprowment Ala~~Ciadon Ia -*· ot tbe orcantatioli bulletin to~
tnc a contra« pOit otrJee to ~ pu bllilbt<t In one « two tnontN.
,_.dentl ol klbM. o14 lfewpcn, Member~ ot t.M ltafC wtll Include
1M W..t Newport • Dr. lenato Monaco, Mlaa Sue
At 1m l'Mttlna lut week. the rJdcer, Mrt. WIWam B. Trttt.
u.odatlon voted to Jive the Mtl. ~ward canon. ~d M.-..
boerd Ute "10 ahead" alfl'll on Henry Waper. •
UM new proJeet. 'lbe boud will
me« ln the near tuture to cUe· leal E:W: .... cu-. Ute propcieed ~ oftice. ...... ;---
re!=nt0~ M-::ddc:n-PI~ ....... .IIIJ II
and <>c.an Front and who hu 10 Eph Feldman wtU aaatn pre.
years postal npertence, hu con· ~ent hla ~al ntate clau at the
aented for a contract poet oUtce Corona deJ Mar Community
to be )ocated 1n hla place ol Church on Thursday evenlnp at
bualneaa. Stampa and money or. 7:45, be...tnnln., J J 11 Th den could ~ purcbued there •• • u Y • e
bat.rioraacS ......... and letters matled. coune wtll atreu preparation for both the t~ and second CaliCor· Arnone reuen.. cited for the nJa UceOM exams,
"tabllahlng the propoeed con·
Dnarwttat
VENETIAN BUNDS-SCREENS. SHADES-BAMBOO DRAPES
·~~~., ...... . traC1 post otflce wer• the lnac. IIACKXET DAOCBTE.a aou
oesalblllty of the pre.ent poet of· A 7·pound, 14·ounce ctrl was
flee; the hazards ol c:roat.ng the bom to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
hltthway west of Balboa; the Hackney of 137 VIa Havre, Lldo
alownea ot crouJnc the ferry; lale. We<WeAtday, June 26, at Boac
and Inadequate ~~. Some EH~o.~p~l~ta~l.:_. -~-----~--~!::==========~ mem~rs telt the rapid erowth of -
central Newport area would nee·
essttate more conveniently lo·
cated postal facUlties.
Newport Beach Po.t.muter H.
Payne Thayer aatd earlier thl&
w~k that the local poet oUlce
had twice In the put year and
a halt advert.l.eed for blda to es·
tabllah a contract poet ot.flce. No
one subrmtted bids.
lt the asaoctatJon board re·
questa an application for the es-
tabll&hlng a contract post office,
the application must be paued
on by the regional office before
blda are advertiaed.
In other buatneu, the asaocla.
HAVE A
IODY
TO LIVE IN
Peter Z. 1. Si•c•r
~EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
HARBOR 5135
Mrs. Thomas Wood of Corona Thursday, 1une 27, to celebrate
del Mar Is executive director. and the first seml·annual Installation
Moreland Lelthold of Balboa ls of otncers with a dlnner·dance.
honorary chairman. Harbor Area The business phase ot the
members of the board of directors event Included the admission of
Include Urban Beh. Mrs. Carl l6 new JMmbers to the club and
Boswell. Mrs. Marion Sims Con· the prnentatlon of their pins
nell}'. Dr. Basil Peterson, and and c-ovenant. or service by Clyde
Mrs. Earl Stanley. Frieda !k-Iln· D. Keith of Newport Beach. M ·
tante ls musical dlrector nnd slstant to the Secretary ot the
c-onductor. National Exchange Club. ·
FDflSBES '".oaT CA.Mr Introduced and formally In·
Navy apprentice petty officer stalled as offic-ers by State £x.
third class Robert A Gt-hlke. son changf' Club District Governor
or Mr. and Mrs. o A. Gehlke or Fred Klein were Joseph C. Steel·
1212 Dover St., Harbor Highlands. man, president; Thomas E. Hef.
was graduated rrom Recruit ternan. vice. president; Marlin C.
Training 1une 8 at the Naval Johnson. a«retary; and Fred W.
Elsie Hermance of Newport,
Humanitarian, Dies At Age 70
No looaer need heavy hlpa, tbllfla., kit or
a bul1in1 wal•tlllle embarrua you. a.
alimmer by indies dtla aummcr. That
alendet fiiUN loot Ia a bath1q llollt II ao
eujJy yours if you11 devote a few reJu.
Ina minuta a day to lbe STAUPPI!Jl
HOME l.EDUCINO PLAN of dron-
Jeu uerclae aad caloric redaclloa.
Beautify your potture. llcproportloa
your flaare wltla tile STAJJPP!Il
HOME PLAN. Pllollpapher of
Dilli1ctitl
Elsie Clara Hermance. 70, of Mr. Hermance dJed In 1949.
522 N~ Blvd.. Newport Mn.. Herm.ance wu a member
Training Center. San Diego. I Preston. treasurer.
The seven.man Board of Con·
trot for the ensuing term ron·
lalsi.JI of Neal ~kner. Erne
Hanson. AI Harris. Kenneth
Kingsley. Anhur Llndeke. Leon
Nelson. and retiring president
fkoach, humanitarian, t r a In e d of the Coutllne V.F.W. Auxiliary
nurse, former Intelligence ~m · and held the ot11oe ol auxWary
ployee. and muter of aeven Jan. ruard the put seven yea.ra. She
guages. died Tuesday, June 25, wu very active 1n rehabWtatlon
at Hoar Hoapltal afttr two and humanltarla.n work for un.
week'• Ulness. She wu the derprtvUeged and needy cbJ.ldren,
wtdow of the late Navy U . and the veteran wellare. 10fT n fCIIA_,-.-IU'IffPCII-AMY
... IIOMI I .IONITIAftOII
IG.tt!izt TV
TIIAY TA.La
aaTa ....
A Mttutlfvl ... yev'tf ex,.ct ,. cest
• ,,... ._, lftW.. Stv1111l"t ete.ttl-"Avt11"'"
l"v••" ,.._.. 111 t•W •lttf white e 11 tfMft .._cilpevlttf.
Each ICing-Size Tray Tobie is 20~" x 16" to hold o com·
plete !MOl ... it 2.4" high to fit comfonobly over your knees.
One table has hinged supports to make o convenient
storage rock for the lhrH other folded tables.
Yw'f n.J e rtt/lloft 11M1 fw ...... ,...,. ta6Jet • .,., 4fly:
• fw TV wmu
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OUTIIOOIIUAU
* •INO TAlUS
c.AIO fAIU IXTINOUS
IIDSIOC fAWJ
Take advantage of thlt low price, buy for yourMif
• , . for wedding, anniversary, hostess g ifttl
• CROWN HARDWARE -
'
=··-•A.BOtJSD OLD DU A.aTJdlft ITOD""
We CUt Jt.p * II~ 212
1117 &AIT COAST BIQIIWAT COJIOIIA DEL IIU
A11tller lsi
Oa Ow
the newest . . . and nicest t h I n 1 that" a
happened to our aalon ...
and the nicest thine that can happen to
your halr!
w• have huta.lled S.autaJn, allent-a!r con-
dlt:SoMd. hair drlen 6 lounaes ... no beat
••• no net. •.. no ear pa4a . . ~
It youmell ••• you won't belJ.ve JOUr ~
Com•. Call H. Hermance. Sb• Ia aurvtved by a daughter.
Mrs. Hermance wu 1r native of Mrs. Manha Plombo ot Fairfax,
Czechoalovak.Ja and wu ralaed Calll.; a eranddaurhter and
In a convent. She wu trained u eranCS.On. Janet and Guy Plom.
a Catholic nurse In VIenna. She bo; and a ha.t ot trlenda from
came to New York and dld vo· Corona del Mar, New York. .Can.
lunteer nurslnr durlnr tbe 1918 ada, and abroad.
Carl Stentz.
A $tau«u ICpi I laliV. will
abdw you &Ilia IDOderD rectuqq
me.lhod in your home at your
convenience. No oblip uon.
II 3-7010 Upon turning over his gavel
to Joe St~lman. Carl Stentz was
given a rousing ovation by the
assembled group In appreciation
ot hi~ accomplishments whUe
servtnr u first preslden~ of tht.a
comparatively "younl'' aervtce
flu epidemic. Funeral ~erv1~s were held Frl·
She became a U.S. Cltlun and day at Park•·Bell Mortuary I
served the U.S. Government In Chapel, eo.ta HeAt&. wtth M.ra. 1 ltAUllfta
the lntelllaence corpa, 1n whlcb Hermance' a au.xlllary 1n charce 1 .,.. f'ILAN 1111"----:-------.,.• • .._ __
ahe wu frequently Wled u an ol tM llei'V1ce. I"oterment wu In Ill W. 1n. IT. ...,._..._ _____ --.:.;..:;.. ___ _
Interpreter.' She and :Mr. Her· Golden Gate National Cemetery, lAilTA AlfA, CAUP. ,..._ IIAJfSLEil SOX IOU
An 8·pound, 2·oun~ boy was York, wher-e the latter wu an m~ were ma.rrlecS 1n l'few fSan~~Bruno.~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~-...~,~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~ I born to Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Han. engineer. He wu llated In New
sler of 611 1t Orchid Ave .. Corona York"s Who's Who In 1925 and
del Mar. Wedn~day. June 26. at J'" the enctneerlng Who' a Who
1 Hoag H~pltal. the following year.
jOC Budget Is S 1,796,993:
Tax Rate to Stay at 35c
Orange Coast Collt>ge Trustees
have approved a prellmJnary
budgt't· of $1.796.993 for 1957 ·58.
lnduded In these proposed ex·
pend II ure11 Is $400,41 0 to continue
1h4> hulldlng program to meet
ant iclpatect crowt.h In enroll.
m<'nt. Revenue for building pur.
pose111 Ill realized primarily from
tuition payments for out·of.dls·
trlct stude-nts attending Orange
Coast and from funds carried
ovpr from 1956·57.
ThP budget calls for a local
property t~ levy of 35c per $100
of auessed valuation. aame as tor 1956.57.
Proposed budg~ allocation•
call for spendlne 68.7 percent of
all expenditures on current oper.
atlng cost!, 4.6% on purchase ot
equipment, 22.5% on building
expansion and the remalnlne
4.2% for community tervlce, food
service and reserve runda.
Tot•l propoeed expenditures for
1957·58 are approximately $155,·
000 leas than for 1956·57.
Thomas Childs Is Appointed
As City Personnel Officer
Thomu Childs, admlnl&tratlve
assilltant In City Hall. haa been
assigned the additional duties of
personnel officer. •~dine to
an announcement by Newport
CContlnued from Page Eight> e TVUDAY. JULY 2
Ceramics valued at $57.50 were
stolen from the patio ot Kay
Flnch Cet'amlca, 9901 E. Cout
Hlehway, Corona del Mar . . .
Pollee removed a ltranded kitten
trom top of a earage at 20 Harbor
bland . • . Two lol.lesmen bap
w~re atolen from ~ 1fanney,
1921 Maple Ave .• co.ta liN& ..•
Victor Hu~. 12. of 115 23rd St.,
Newport Beach, wu pulled ftom
the WWIW by llle IU....S. after
M awallow.ct a l&.rae amount ol
water at 22nd St. and Ocean
ftvnt. Newport leach. •
Beach City Manacer Ro~rt SheJ .
ton.
Thl.l Ia the lnltlaJ move toward
establllhment of a central ~
aonnel oftlce. Function.. of thla
office wUl include maintenance
of central peraonnel recorda, pro·
vlalon or Btatf Mrv1ces to the
Civil Service Board, development
ot In ·service tralnlni•Prorrama,
lnatltutlon ot new forma and
procedures for handllnr peraon.
nel action., ...a.tance to depart.
menta ln personnel reerultlna
and coulUielllnr. uat.tance wtth
the preparation of a new Pft·
aonnel ordinance and Mt ol per·
aonnel rulea, development of
other upeeta of a comprehenalve
personnel procram u time aJ.
lowa.
AaalstJnc Mr. Chllda In peraon·
nel office wtwk will be Mulne
KcAlplne and Jaeo Moor. of the
dt)' manaeer'a omc. .taft.
Durlnc the put montba a.,.
CbUda hu befta fttppd prt.
marlly rn .. latln• tJut Cftiltna
Advt.ory Conalnlttae &Dd Jhe
Stud)' Croupe. whlcl\ art now
eoncludln• u..tr .urwy of c:apl·
tal lm~et JMtldl.
{j~9th Anniversary Salel
Prices you won't belie••· AlJ. MERCHANDISE T A1EN FROM OUR
REGULAR STOCK
DRESSES
SIZES 5·11P/a. IUWlOa. IGIIU, PETITEJ,
CUI 1'011 lfa ....._ atn.t. CIIICirtaU. fonDcda
CIDd laaJta. alao coetam. ( .... aDd Jacbt.)
Recular Prloe lcde
25.00 to 59.95 ··-·-·-·---·····-.......... 5.00
29.95 to 65.00 ············~-····'···············-···.10.00 17.95 to 39.95 ··-·······--10.88 to 15.00
29.95 to 39.95 -·--·-·-·.16.88 to 23.88
79.95 ······-·--······--········-.22..88 to 25.88
45.00 to 65.00 -··--·=-.. .26..88 to 35.88
59.95 to 69.95 _ ... --29.88 to 39.88
79.95 to 99.95 __ 45.88 to 59.88
SUITS, COATS liD JICIDS
35.00 ·-·---19.88
39.95 to 55.00 23.88 to 29.88
55.00 to 69.95 --35.88 to 39.88
85.00 -·--49.18 to 55.88
85.00 to 99.95 59.88
110.00 to 125.00 ····--···--·---·--69.88
Ill ITS
ReP-&lar Price Sale 8.~5 to 14.95 --·-····--· ·--...6.88 to 8.88
16.95 to 19.95 -·-·-····-···9..88 to 12..88 29.95 to 35.00 ___ 16.88 to 21.88
BLOUSES
4.95 ·····-··········-··-··--·-·-·-·-········-1.00 5.95 to 11.95 ······-·---. ...3.88 to 6.88
12.95 to 19.95 -·-·-··-.8.88 to 11.88
SWUJEII
(badadee .......... ., __ ._ .... aa4 we..u.s ........ )
8.95 to 17.95 ----5.88 to 10.88 25.00 to 35.00 ___ 15.88 to 20.88
6.95 to 25.95 UTI 1.88 to 8.88
AU ••"""8r hata beiDg cleared.
PURSES i 2.95 to 19.95_ L88
BBAS-Bn*en*-.,.;c.d to cJ.ar 1.00 tmd up.
.LINGERIE bt')wfi"9 VOWDL roh., ~ bec:l Jac:bta, Pfa. .U... petticocdL re4uced to dear.
SC.ARFS AND HANDDRCHJEFS-..11.00 to 8.95 Sale SOc-
A SEI.SCTION OF OUR BEl IER JEWELBY--lfs ~.
HOSE-I.~ to 1.95 88c.
• • •
MANY MJSCEI.UUG'.OUBI1'Eia NOT LISIPJ>,
SOCB AI GLOVPA ETC..
srz oua 25e JUm • TAitE •
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