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lOY MAYPOLE vs.
HEI ·KAISER!
IIOT MADOLE
Newport Harbor's Vanity bu·
ketball team d!aappolnted rooters
Tuesday with their ~nd defeat
ln a row, droppln.r a 58-47 de·
rulon to Santa Ana on the Tar court. .
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The EnsiiJl learned this week
of an \lpuaual political opinion
poll that'may result In the an·
nouncement by Roy Maypole as a
candidate to oppo8e Heinz Kaiser
In the coming county supervisor
race!.
Mr. Kal.ser. a Costa Mesa resl·
dent, told the Enslen that he will
be a candidate for a third term.
Mr. Maypole, now a resident of
Udo Isle and moving soon to Co·
rona del Mar, Is expected to toss
his hat In the race U the pre·
oacJ wtt!a ;Anl~lla.'f Coach Ernn !feeme'• Junior La-.y, ._.;
Junior Vanity pulled a 48-45 reel .._._ u.ad JaDd clewloper;
thriller out of the bee to whip Dean Kephart. contractor. In·
the SaJnts. Gary Pickens wu curnbent Sandy Mac:Kay wtU not
hJgh point man with 17. run.
"MM• Bees defeated Santa Ana DISTRICT 3, LJdo ale and Bay
·54-45. Tom Huber 8COled 12 points. Shores -Doreen CMrs. Robert I
Steve Lagerlof 9, Jerry Hehn and MarahaU. the president ot the
Dean Peue 7. Woman's Ctvtc League; Kenneth
Kinpley, manufacturer. The In·
cumbent. Mayor Dora Hill. will
not run.
DISTRICT 4, Newport Heights
and CJlft Haven -Incumbent
CQundlrnan Stanley Rldderhof.
One-way atreeta may be the vice·presldent of Rosan. Inc .. and
80lutlon for otf-the·hlghway traf. retired Marine Corps general. No
tie In Corona del Mar. oppoaltion to date.
This obRrvatJon was Q'ade DISTRICT 6, southeaaterly Co·
Monday ~enlng by Bert Webb, rona del Mar-Incumbent Coun-
Newport Beach public worka dl· cllman Lee Wilder has resigned.
rector, during Coundl dl8cusslon No one has tiled to date.
of narrow ltreets and one-aJded DISTRICT 7, northwesterly Co·
parklf\1 tn West Newport. Mr. rona del Mar-Incumbent COlin·
Webb pointed out that there 1a cUman Jay Stoddard, chemical
one-aide parking on narrow R•· engineer consultant. No oppos.l.
zel Dr. and Poppy Ave. Howe-ver. tloo to date.
he Indicated that further red Mr. ltJ~ley. who lives at 649
curbin.r would not be necesaary VIa Udo Soud, Udo IJile. Is owner
becaUM t~ other street& would of the KJnpley Mfg. Co .. 1894
be of adeqUate width 1f made one I Placentia Ave .• eo.ta Mesa. which .... ,. 1a enppd In medical raeardl
el~lon pleblsclte reveals that he naa a fair chance to win. I
An Orange County Citizens
Committee has been formed to
conduct a n oi>lnJon poll In' the
Fifth Supervisorial D I s t r I c t .
Chairman of this committee Is
Owen C. Carter of 113 VIa San
Remo. Lido Isle.
Mr. Carter explained that the
commlnee will canvass 1,000 reg.
lstered voters. picked at random
from the total registration of
some 40,000 In the Fifth District.
CContlnued on Page Seven>
an!.
Tandowsk,y,
Nelaon Neloe and R. L. Patter.on.
Leslie Petersen drculated the pe.
tltion.
Clemence Is City Planner:
Snyder on Park Commission
Alvan Clemence of Corona dell expired term of Roy Maypole.
Mar was appointed Monday eve-who resigned because he has
nlng to the Newport Beach Plan-moved !rom Balboa IJiland. The
nlng Commission, and Albert W. term runs untU July 1, 1960.
Snyder of Balboa Island waa
named to the Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Commission.
Mr. Clemence, local contractor.
who Jives at 421 Dahlia Ave~ will
fill the unexpired term of 0. B.
Reed of Corona del Mar, who
submitted hls resignation to City
Council for health reasons. The
term ruM until July 1. 1961. Mr.
Reed Is a former mayor of New·
port Beach.
Mr. Snyder, retired business-
man from Pasadena. who lives at
209 Emerald Ave~ will fill tbe un.
Newt Cox Sr.
Of COM Dies
Newton Hubert Cox Sr. ot 304
Larkspur Ave., Corona del Mar.
died yesterday at Hoac H011pltal
at the age of 79.
He wu a native of Quaker·
town, Pa .. and he moved to this
area from Pasadena 14 years ago.
Survivors include hil wlfe, Mrs.
Margaret Cox; 2 .orw. Newton Jr ..
of ClW Haven and Hul»rt of
Pasadena, and brother, John Cox
of Pomona. '
Private family .ervtoes were to
be held at 11 a .m. today (Thurs-
day) at the B&Jtz Corona del Mar
Chapel, with the Rev. Edwin
Gomke of tM Corona del Mar
Community Churd\ amctatJnc.
..... ~ .. Fint
Flnt under the wtre h.l the Aca .
pulco Yacht Raot wu Sklppel'
Don Chll(.'Ott'a "Wlndw&fd,•• up-
Resignation
Is ERective
As of Feb. 1
Councilman Lee Wilder an·l
nounced his resignation at Mon-
day evening'& City Council meet·
lng, thus creating another va.l
caney to be tilled in the April 8
election.
He told hls fellow Council mem
bers that he was malung his .an
nouncement at this time so that
there would be time to in<'IUde 1
hls seat on Council In the coming 1
election.
Mr. WUder. who lives in Shore
ClltfJI and represents Corona del
Mar Councilmanic District No. 6.
wrote In his letter of resignation:
"I sincerely regret that person-
al cirt'umstances make 1t ne<:"eS·
sary to tender my resignation
from the Ctty Council to take ef
feet on Feb. 1. 1958. Because of I
changes In my business plans. It
w1ll soon become Impractical for
me to give the considerable time
required by the Council ottlce." A BALBOA ISLAND IEU.E, I b-yeor-old Dionne Long of 202 Coral
Ave. is one of the contestants for the title of queen of the N....,port
Harbor Optimist Club Western Show ot the Corooo del Mar Buffalo
Ranch Sunday. Feb. 23. Dianne, who is sponsored by the N.wport
Health Club of Corona del Mar, is shown here on the e~tercycle.
one of the exercising machines at the Health Club. (Ensi9n photo)
Lut September Mr. Wilder had
told the Ensign that he had list·
ed his Shore Clitia house for .ale
and planned to move to Lacuna
Beach It the house is .old.
Attn Mr. Wilder made his an.
noun~nt Mon.dll.y nJcht. May-
or Doc'a HW ex.. tS t.M appre.
dation of Council for hie~
.......... Mr. ..
Nf'WJ)Ort Be a c b EI~entary lK'hools could be built lot the
Schoo'-will I» faced with h.alf· same amount of money with Jess
day sessions In 1959 unlesa voters fancy buiJdlnp."
okay another bond !Jisue this But Mr. An~raen dtofended
spring. Supt. Roy 0 . Andersen plans tor the dutrlct's a!Jcth
warned Tuesday night. school east of Irvine Ave on the
He issued thf' warning at a proposf'd extension ol 18th St.
m.-etlng of district trustees with "Our plans leav-e no room for 120 citluns at the Horace Ens.lgn architects to put In c~ cake
School. Top1c of dlscuJ.:slon: sale for charm," he said.
of saoo.ooo worth ol bonds to fi ., Trustf'e James w Ray added,
nance the achool building pro· "We took all the glngerb!"f'ad out g~m. I Voters are SC'heduled to pass on of t~e Newport Heights School.
the new bond program May 20 I That s why we want to WJt> the ~tees w111 d~lde the exact same plans for the new school."
amount at their regular m~ting Jf the bonds are sold next year.
Tuesday evening. Mr. Andersen said, they \.\'Ould
Only crtticism of the propo8ed add an estimated 8 cents per 1100
program was vol~ by Fred a.saessed valuation on the 1.959
Singer, who !luggf'Stf'd that "more taxrolls.
Council Reiects Rezoning
To Allow Medical Building
Realtor Ed Babl!On of Corona l Council over.ruled tM Plan-d~l Mar lost hl8 appeal Monday nlng Cclmmlaton and approved
ewnlnc for rezonlnc a Corona
Hlchlands highway Jot to •llow j the appeal of Stroller White for
construction of a medtc-al butld· waiv-er of cov-ered car apace on
lng. his property at 217 Abalone Aw.
The Newport Beuh City Coun-~ Balboa Island.
ell upheld the dtoct.slon of the Dal Grettent.rg of Balboa wu
Plannlnc Commi.aion. which had ~ an applk:ation for a per-
denied the reques1 for R-4-B zon. 1 mlt to operate 2 excursion boats
Inc for Lot 3 at the Momlnr l'rom the publk: pier at Washing·
Canyon Rd. entran~. ton St. In Balboa.
&ASTD WED KDIIIIG
A cenerat meettna ot Balboa lJ.
land residents h.aa Men c::a1W tor
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"-ww...l WMlly, .. Tlwnhy. J. the City ........ ,.,. ...... c.nf. OHic•
.-.4 priAH"f pl•.t a.. the ~ luiW;.,; -n;., eddreu: 2110 E. C..tt Highwoy, c.r-4el Mer, C.tm-&..
AlVO E. HMI'A Ownw e11d 1'11lllisher
PEG HMI'A. ··-----Auoci,te Eclftot
MEMIU OF CAUFOINIA NEWSPAI£1 PUILISHElS ASSOCIATION
A..d of the NATIONAL EDITO~IAL ASSOCIATION
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• ELECTION NOTES
Corono del Mor Councilmon Lee Wilder deserves o vole of
thonks from his constituents for giving them the chonce to select h1s
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successor. He timed his resignotion so tho!lt there would be t1me for <!Ill •
the leg<!ll work of plo!!cing the new 1tem on the b<!lllot. Md t ime for RECEIVING .TROPHIES .,t the onnu&l meeting
condidotes to file. of Po!!cif;c Anglers were (left to nght) Mrs. H. C
Now let's he<!lr from some prospective condido!!tes. There s slill 2 Dovis of Lo!!guno. for the first m&rlin of the se<!lsofl
seoson: Mrs. Del&mer. first alb<!~cor, for ladies,
ond Horry Roqers of Lido, who o!!Ccepted the
trophy for Eve~tt Hodley of Lido for the first
elbo,ore of the seoson. The meeting was .,t the weeh t1me to file. for lo!!dies ond olso for first morl:n of seoson by • • • I member who hod not previously c<!lught one;
Best contest thus for is in the 8o!!lboo!l district. with 3 in the roce. R. D. DeLo!!mor of Los Angel~. first m<!lrlin of the (Ensign photo)
Twoc<!ln~d.,~in the Lido lde-Bo!!y Sho~s Did~c~ No competition yet~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Bo!!lbo<!l Bey Club.
in Districts -4 o!!nd 7. Let s hope more Co!!ndidotes file. be co!! use 1ncum·
bents Stonley Ridderhof of Newport Heights ond J<!ly Stoddo!!rd of Co·
ron<!~ del Mor deserve " lest of populority ond strength. • • •
Les Steffensen, the Newport HMbor Ch.,mber of Commerce
Mon of the Yeor ond renowned to<!lstmoster, is he<!lding the comp<!~ign
committee for H<!lrvey Somers. one of the Bolbo<!l condidotes. Others
on his teem ore Dick Richerd, Bill 0 Bryon, Bill Sanford, Leslie Pelersen,
John Boyd. Bunster Creely, George Gurr ond A ustin Sturtevant. • • •
This S<!lme group is supporl1ng Ken Kingsley of Lido Isle. And
judging from the foct lh<!lt Edcw (Ne~ill is one of the signers of Mr
Kingsley s nominotion po!!per. the su~ers of M<!lyor Dora H11l w1ll be
r<!lllying <!~round the "K · b<!lnner. There s sure to be o good contest '"
th1s r<!lce. bec<!luse the opposing condidote is popul<!lr, ho!!rd working.
c v1c minded Doreen Morsholl. Prer+y too. • • •
Polilico!!l novice Roy M&ypole wrom most of you r~ve seen os o
TV .,.,nouncer. m<!ly be in the rong oq~·nst vetero'1 r~mpo1grer He;"l
Ko!! se'. of the Fifth Supervisoriol D slrict. It w II be nteresl ng to see
the results of thot unusuol test being condu ted oy Mr. Mdypole
boders--a polo iiCo!!l poll. Whoever <!lmong you re<!lders receoves o
b!lllot. fill it out ond m.,;l i r in. This •S reol y o novel e•periment ;,..
testing poli tic<!ll preference.
CALLINGQQ
Lew Pettitt
Of COM Dies
Lew Wallace Pettitt of Corona
del Mar, a local resident for 19
years, died Sunday at the New·
pott Convalescent Home alter a
short illness. He was 70 years of
age.
He was a native of Frankfort
By ~ ·~ ~ Mich .. and had lived In Orang~ t::i:;:lf County tor 25 years. He had
served for 40 years as c-hief wire
V-ccoc:ccc::x:c cx:x:a ::x:ccx:x:a:x:ccx:x:a oc:ccc:x:ccx!J operator wl th the Be II Telc.>phone .• I Co.
e TBE BALBOA ANGUlfG CLUB r Turson. Aritona. wanted with Survivors inC'Iude his wife. Mrs.
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The Balboa Angling Club ts un· membt'rshtp In a local angling Nelle Pettitt. of the home.> ad.
doubtedly the largest organilt>d group. dress. 325 Marigold Ave.; a slster
group of fishermen anywhere in A few years latt>r. when Ken and 3 brothers. Services were held
these parts. You c-ould easily bt>· and his family mounted their Tuesday at the Baltz Corona del
lteve thas had you attended the cayuses and hit the trail for the Ma r Chapel. with the Rev. Edwin
c-lub's Annual Dinner last Friday. sally environs or Newport. 1 round Gotnke of the Corona del Ma r
The Am<'rtcan Legion Hall tn out why. Ken Holbrook had been Community Church officiating.
Newport was as. packedasatwo-ldreamlng for a long time about Interment was In F airhaven ~
S<'oop batt tank with four sc-oops I the day when he c-ould just fish Cemetery.
I or anC'hovies tn it. Secretary Let' and fish-and fish. I remembt>r.l ---~~~-
Jonas reportt>d a current 527 1 100. t h a t Boatswain's Locker's BODLOJfG IS EDITOR
membt'rs plus a number of appli -Johnny Webster first Introduced Dale Budlong of Balboa Island
_ .... • .... y_co ........ L_AlfD~-BE .............. w_w_ ...... s_KJTB._~-P ..... ormer .................... x .... emhM_ ......... _0 .... '_a_ty ........ CoUDdl ........................ ......,' cants not yet elec-tt>d. 1 me to the man who. until then, and Los Angeles. has been pro-
StzE> Isn't everything. As the had been just a name. moted from field editor to editor e GET REGISTERED "OvPr 50 per ct>nt of the mem· grand-daddy c-lub of the Harborj It wasn't too long after that of Sea and Pacific Motor Boat
Still 2 weeks lett to register in bt'rs o( said Rulty Board live ar<'a. It maintains a C'lub house that a fellow with a deep voice Magaz.lne following the death of
order to vote In the April 8 City ' and have offices In C'osta Mesa. and welghang station that are c-alled and asked It he could take Henry <Sklpl Warren. Mr. Bud-
Counc-Il election. The deadline is I "What does the Realty Board unM>Iflshly available to any fish· the famUy-all of WI-& board hls long has been aaaoclated with the
Feb. 13. 1 want? The colored gentleman In erman who wants to see if his DUSTY TOO, so that we c:ouJd marazJne since 1952.
There'll be a registration booth the woodpile Ls that they want to prize is worthy ot record. Their compete In one of Pacl!Jc An·
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on nrDml Ala 01 how we
Jlke lhfJna ln Lldo Sanda. Maybe
they don't intend to have It
aound JUte they were ~ us
how we liked Uvtna In a ttee
hou.te, but we alw-.ya aeem to h~ Jt tbat way.
We like It just dandy.
Our home Is com.rortable, pro·
porttonately spacious, well de·
slened, and very thoughUully
equipped. The bulldera apparent·
Jy spared no expenae ln provtdtna
the equipment. because I feel
quite lute that they had to pay
a premium price to aet a dish·
wuher as noisy u ours . . . I
know the reguJar ma.rket could
not have provided our raucous a em.
AaJ(Ie from the creature com·
toru · provided by the eood de·
stan of the A. Q. Jonea and EJn.
mons tlrm ol archlt~ we a p.
predate the usefulness and bene.
flts of llvlng In a plannM com-
munlcy. Aftec o~rvine for 5
yeara how much a well operatM
planned community can contrtb·
ute to aeneral iood Uvlne and
lncreued material value, we are
all pleased that Lido Sanda has
the aame c:orponte .et-up u lJdo
tale which provtd~ the Sanda
with Its own playground. swlJn.
mJna pool, private at:reeta, and
architectural committee to main·
taln a standard of fine appear-
ance and an effective board of
directors.
It Is my greatest pleuure that
I enjoy a wide circle of friends
and acquaintances In Newport
Harbor, and that fact makes It
doubly stranee to me that I know
so few of my nelgbbors In Udo
Sands, and none do I know well.
There Is a reason for thls. and
It gOH back to the time just be·
fore construction started on the
first dwelling. A lady wu drJv.
lng by tbe hiahway and saw the
on the telephone telllna au of
her frienda, moet ot them rnem.
bera of the Oakmont Country
Club, about her flnd, and wtthin
a day or ao the entire dewlop.
ment wu 110ld out ... thla atory
I have heard .ever.l t1me1. and
It may be apoc:ryphaJ, but It ll
true that mo.t of the people who
own the homes do Uve In Glen.
dale.
We have lived at the ~ach
lone enouah to realize that lt you
have a UttJe blt of and out·
doors, that you wiU have a ere&t
deal of sand Indoors . . . 10 we
have QOmpletely !awned our
grounds, while our neighbors are
havlnr sand planting done, and
very attractively aa, I may add. I
suspect that my nelrhbon mleht
be a little unhappy wlth the very
Pa.aadenlsh appearance of our
home, In u much as they are
trying to escape from all that.
We anticipate this summer
when we know that a very eay
atma.phere w111 dominate thla
new addltion to Newport Harbor.
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lrvinr Jordan and Nela Severin,
develope~ of lJdo Sands In W~
Newport, are the wlnne~ or the
1958 daten merit award c:ompetl.
don conducted by the National
A&sodation of Home Bullde~.
Thl.s announcement came Jut
week In a telerram to Mayor Dora
Hill from Georae S. Goodyear,
president of N.A.R.B. The UIIO·
elation is boldine Its 14th annual
convention In Chlcaao.
Both Mr. Jordan and Mr. Sev·
erln plan to be pennanent rKJ·
dents In the Harbor area. Mr.
Jordan is now bulldlne a home
In Irvine Terrace, Corona del Mar.
ground broken for the develop . LEAVE JfEW'POIIT BEACH
ment, and Inquired . She was en· Fonnerly of 208 29th St .. New-
tranced with the whole plan, as port, the Thomas Car r s have
well as the house plans and moved to Bakersfield.
bought 3 of the homes. She re-j
tumed to her home. and stayM Sell through Ensign Classllled
CHRISnAI SCIEmSTS
An mforrnal group of Christian Scienhsts
desirous of establishing a Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Corona del Mar, will hold regu-
lar Sunday services at 11 a.m. beginning
Sunday, Fe bruary 2nd, 1958, ir\ the Arthur
Murray Studio, 3523 E. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar.
at the Ali·Amerlcan Market In brine about the merglna of th~ annual junior fishing contest, elers' family toamai'DtntJI. We UM I:Mip aa..t1led act. to ~roMd~Mar~m3~5p~2 ctti~ They koow that t~whl~ att~~ hundreds ~~dag~at~ya~~.D~~-b=Q~,~-~~~~~~~~~-~~a~c;~;u~~~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~;;;~;~~ on Thursday, Friday and Satur. name. Costa M~. would not be youngsters. Is a youth project de· ter Nancy, then about 8 years old, iii
day this week and r~ext. There satisfactory to thl' voters or New-st'l'vtng much acclaim. Many of had the thrill of wlnnlni her first
will a lso be.> a booth at Chef's Inn port Beach. and vu:e \'e~a. They the ac-tivltiPS conrerned with the trophy. Our host didn't win any-
from 5 to i p m. this Fraday. think that the name. Newport maintenanc-e and improvement thing. but there was a gleam In
Ha\ c you mO\.ed since regis· Harbor. would be.> acc-eptable to or our <X't'an fLo;hing originates his t>ye. when little Nancy came
!Nang'? Then you must rt>gister both. wathln the organization. The Bal· bt'aming back to our table. with
aga1n t'H'n 1t }.OU only mo\ ed "This is Step Xo. 1 towards the
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boa Anghng Club Is an lnstltu· one of her c-hildhood's gre~eat
next door. merger. lion which earns the support of lhralls. that told us that K n's
• "Here is another possible major many who are not members. The da) had bHn satisfyingly . e CITY HAME CHAJfCE C'atastrophe if the name <'hange
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1·han~ to put in a plug and toss YPar arter year, the liBme lnvl·
Ltke a lot of ~ople I \.\asn't wins and it is of vital importanC't' a bouquc.>t doesn't c-ome too often. tatlon tor the same t~nament
muc·h tnterested in the push to to Corona del Mar. Your hard We weiC'Ome this opportunity to C'Omt>s along. This year Ken asked
C'hanl{E' our city's name.> from earned first l'lass Post Ortice Is ~ay "Well done~" us again. long before Christmas
Ne" port BE-ach to i'it.>wport Har· by no means a pt>rmanent VIC'· e JACJ[-POT SEASOH -and I he contest Isn't until May.
bor until t'other day, when a fel · tory. It the name is c-hangcrl to Th<' unusually fine season ex We ('an hardly walt for the bli
IN on thr nE'xt stool says to me ;'olt>wport Harhor you coulrl fanrl pNif'nred throughout 1957 was day.
Jakt> tha'i: "Do you know who is you~t>l vPs ftghltng agaan lo rcflt>('tPd in every phase of Fri-AftPr Mayor Dora Hill handed
pu'\hing for this name rhange~" w!t~stand pre~sur~ In the Post day's elaborate program. Dr .. c I Ken the Cily of Newport Beach
· Wcll." <:('7. mP, •·t was prcs<>nt O(ft N' DE'pt. tn \\ a~thangton hy M. Bet>be's Tournament Commtt· trophy, there was the usual Mon ·
whC'n Carl Thoma!'~ mad<' a pttch forc-es nf the Nt>wport Harbor 1~ report was the cllncher for clay morning quarterbacking as
fnr it to the C'ltv Council and lhamhN of Cl)mmen·e -thf'y the evldPnre. "Doc" said that in lo how he had really won. Every·
askrd lh<'m to plar<' it on the fought to PlimJnaiP your first tht' pa~t yt>ar, more C'lub records on!'. Pven his own skipper. Lucky,
bA llol for thf' Aprtl R Plt><'tlron c la.c:~ PO'it Offa<'P l,t<;l yr . ..r wNe e!<tabllshed. more re<'ords agrP<'d that hard work was the
anrl ... alrt h<' \\-3'1 pl<'aclang the ''A nam<' chant:l' woulcl ro~t the broken. more members 1161 qual-answt>r. May 1 add that Ken's ef·
nuo;f' or thr ::'-Jf'wport Harhor 1>1-<pay<>rc: a mammttm ~f $12 000 lflrrl (or the club c-hampionllh ip forte; to gain the championship
R.-allor-." o~nrt a max1mum or S2.l.nnn at'· than ev<'r bt'fore. did no1 interfere with his role of
"You don't know the halt nf tt. C'ording In lhf' c;taiPmf'nl by Ctty Dolphan. usually so scarC'e that ho~t 10 the ardent ones, like my~
:. CJU por<' lnnO('cnt Jamh ' hi' ftrf'S :\ofanagN RohPrt ~hf'llon £>\('n one ic; Hig news. were adrlPrl <:Pit. who found themselves sans
al mf' "You don I knnw who "What wou~rl you li:l'l with .n tn thP lt<:t n{ !<peciPS for com!)<'ti boats at the ht>lght of the season.
makf's up tht> Rl'ally Bodfd~" nam_e change One lt'tter ':';lore an taon. The r P were 363 marlin Many a day found some s uch
·That c; nght ... I ~napptly rf' a <:lt~l hyphenaiE'd namf' w('agh«:>d in. 20 more releaM>d. the boalless angler with Ken and
tort "Sup~P you haul off and Tht" argum~>nt agaan'lt thP besl srorl' since 1952. Elmer HPhr Lurky aboard the DUSTY TOO.
IN m<' in on vour trL<;tdP tnforma naml' r hange ~~ ~ubmltted as a and family, aboard their DEDE If. On one such trip I came the cia.·
lion. ancl tf at'c; interPStlng I'll lei pubhc c:prvt~. wtthout <'ommrnt f'Stabllshed an even more tabu-PSt to a marlin that I've been for
my rPadf'rs an on It Sound ott This rolumn tl'l wtdP opc.>n ac; a lous record than they set In 1956 some years.
anrl I'll b<'nrl an ear.. bootjack to arguments for or -tht>ar total marlin take was 47 1 remember, too, a couple of
Thts guy then <'Xpoundl'i ao:: !oJ . against. No unsagned comments boated. rour released. plus one years ago when Ken made an ex·
lowe;· Will bt' pranted. broadblll. for the greatest single tended visit to 110me medical cen.
Newcomers Group Changes
Its Nam e t o Tuesday Club
boat accomplishment on the ter back East. No one knew much
coast. about lt. but we finally learned
• BRAVOI that he stm had both feet, thanka
A welcome change in one ot to the skill or a vucular suraeon
the basic roles wu announced. who had taken out a all&btb'
Henceforth. the of!ictal time for rusty piece of pipe In one Je• and
ThP ~ewcomers Club rhanged was accompanied by Mrs. Dwight the first albacore or first marlin had put tnamoreadequateplece.
i t~ nnme to the Tuesday Club Mayfield of Harbor Highlands. or the season will be TilE TIME Afte r that. he Just tlahed harder
al 1ts second anniversary meet-Mrs. Roper said that the name THAT ntE FISH IS BROUGHT than ever. But It waa tort of a
ing Tut>sclay noon at the Irvine <'hange was proposed bt'cause of TO GAFF. ln recent sea.soM. the cl011e declalon. ·
Coast Country Club. the desire to serve both the new· credit tor such honorable ac-Yep, Ken Holbrook la a populu
Mrs. Robert Ropc.>r, founder and comers and those who have llved rompllshments have eone to an· champion. From thta comer looks
fil'l!t c-hairman of tht> Newcomers here a longer time. She added glers who. by virtue of taster llke the pointer sure atopped on
('tub. was elected president of the that the club w111 continue ltJ boats. first weighed In their fim. the rlaht number. I can name off
newly nam('d organization. project of helplna newcomers be.>· of·the season fish, and leglti· hall a hundred othe~ who de·
Other orrlcers are Mrs. I. Frank rome better acquainted, and for mately. by the old rules, took the serve to win eome 110ft of cham·
Nance of Irvine Terrac-e, first that reason a newcomers depart award Crom oth~rs who had actu· plonahlp. The kJnd of award I
vlce-presldf'nt; Mrs. l ames Good· ment has been fonned. ally boated their flab first. 1be mean when you lf!t rl1ht down
man of WPStcllff. second vice· change In rules rights a wrona to br&M tadta, would have little pr~iMnt ; Mrs. Carl Gerdes of Th y th that had been on the books too to do with what they catch.
Corona del Mar. recordln& secre· ree 0U S long. Conrratulations, Oirecto~! In Spanilh. they aay "AmJ&o.."
tary; Mrs. Maude BoodY of ~-e 10~ CIIAJOIOJf In JDOd old U.S. llnao. the word
rona del Mar, corresponding ..C· Are Arrested The announcement of Ken Hol· "Friend," to me, lathe secret be-
mary; Mrs. Stanley Brisbin of J>rook of I.Jdo We u the new hind fQY ent.hwdum tor What I
Bay Shores, treasurer. 'I1uee Harbor aru 1.8-ye&.r·old club champion brou&ht forth the call tlahlftl'. Like Abou len Ad·
Mrs. Roper appointed Mrs. New· youth.l were arrested Mood_, on .art of applau.. that puta the hem's entry In the anpl'a boolr
ton Hou..M of Bay Shores as pro-ausplclon or maUna more than needle ott tiM end ot the .cale. of IQid, th-nama lhoiDld bllt
eram chalrman; Mra. Fred Sln-$2,000 worth ot Items trom parked l(y per110na1 bdlef l.a tha~ • lot written. not just u fllhtnrwn.
.. ~k of Bay Shons as flnandaJ cara here over the · put two o( the wumth of the ovation but u o:n. who loft their W-
teeretary and budaet chalnnan: month& wun't beeaUIIt of what Kft ~· low·men.
and Mn. Ala Schvan of New· Newport Be.ach pollee otftcers brook had cau.ht. It wu, rrn ~-----....Roo--
port u phone dla.lrman. booked larnea Meltlde, 51.9 VIa ture, the ldnd of an unlnhlbltlld 10'1'..._.. rae .,
M.ra. Jtatl Millar of B a J b o a lJdo Soud, Udo liJe: Thomaa aalute ~t ..,., '"lt eo.tldlt't 4 .. ,... • .......,.. ,at ·
played plano MleeUGDJ wtlO. the Andeaon. 440 C.brlllo St., Coeta have happened to a nJ~ _..,r• cllnner wm be -.tt~ll:•:..:-:1:!~
auetta wete -...mbUq. Prlecta Meta. and Ted Ace, *>t" Aaate 1 r.ef , forturwt. ln bavtq ('ftual"id.ay) bJ tM 11
.Btllntant.. C'OfHIUcW Of tM Or· Ave .. BaJboe lal&J1d. on~ bown tM I'MW dla.mpton for a w.,. Oult.., a..aee eou.n~ ~ tol4 'ot ba:rtJatY, .,and uwn and IOftl tl1ll& .. etc a.boelt ltSt. I WM ~ Of Dl8liliL
a boot tta. ore,.. tiL lin. Don bUralar7. MmrWy Of i.Mdler ......._ dGb. Mid •• Dr. ··=:~=~r.:Zi .u.ttn. a MW e c • • 0.. Qljn. '!be ..,. wwre traced tlu'Oup M I aMI I ad tiM ~ Jlt. flit _..., don. now u~ 111 .,..,Iff .tole:D Cidt ca• ~ llliiled tm Ialil4 to .... ,...--. ,_111 ar ....,.
1aft1 ........ 1 Ml•t ...._ 8lllt at Joeal pa Jtadoril; ~ lliJ4. ont wtMiee ftliiiAIMlll ... Ia '15 •
·~BUTCHER BOY MEATS
"CORONA DEL MAirS MEAT SPECIALISTS"
3421 UST CIIST •naY Ollele 3-821~
ANNOUNCEMENT We •• llaYe TODD 111 c ....
S~ECIALT;~~ Z'2
PallSB DBSSED
HE IS
EASTEJUr GJIADf FED
FOR FRICASSE OR STEWIII
lo C.Mrc• ,_. Clltllc
PORK. ROAST WMie S .. 1l8r
EAITDir aaAIIf f'D
PORK. BUn ROAST
[; w .. a.~·~-rum:. l
C:..ii.e ...... I LAI'I' W&D"' ~
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1101111'1
Llll IIIIEt
wtaU1 'R
Roy McCardle
Is 'Realtor
Of the Year'
He'a been a cooct elephaftt,
hun't be • • • beralcUna each
week of out' lanu.&r)' lumbo Days, ~bollca.Uy dre.e4 few the OC:·
culon . . .ln tuna b.e'e been pic·
kled, canned and .ftozen, 10 tbla
curtaln call week ol ow lanuary
Jumbo Days we put a bib on him,
aet him down to a beautlful ta·
ble In our Fancy Food Section
and aald, "Educate your tute
buds, Dumbo ... Give •em a de·
gree In FPA (Fancy Food Alta)
. . • Thla week we're putttq on
sale all the plu.ah munchJnp o1
the epicurean cata . . • It ~ou·ve
heretofore been a ~ua.re ftlkald· RoY McCardle of Costa Mesa
lng Neaelro, Pfllfer).lqe and was wu named "Realtor of the
Bombay Ducka, thle week's yow Year" tor 1957 at the "Marat
chance to bec:ome a cool bead. Gru" annual awards dlnnel' of
' · the Newport Harbor Board of * * * ltealton Friday evening at the
racr r ... w..ar ,._....
to .... _.. ... a.t.,
c:Nq ................... . a.._. .......... ..,. ....
.w~•c••aadl ... ..._.,.....
fo&alag tM etattlaf .. tiM .,..
tog bltgade ba tbe ....... that
Santa Ana Country Club.
Mr. McCardle 11 a put pres!·
dent of the Rea lty Board f1956),
a layman mlnlltel', wu church
man of the year 2 years ago, and
an .Army major In World War n.
·"'Top lllter for 1957" was Matt
LaBorde. manager ot the Bill To-
bias Realty In Costa Mesa and
the new preaJdent of the Realty
Board. Thls is the third consecu·
tive year that he hu won the
award. ned for second were Jean
Smlth of Hardesty Realty and
Maurie Bitker of the Vogel Co.
Another member of the Tobias
Realty oUice, Bua Cornelius, won
the honors aA "top salesman for
1957," with 15~ sales. Tied tor
second place were Art Tietz of
Bay and Beach Realty and Jack
Stockdlll of the Vogel Co., with 13
Puppet Show to Be Staged
At Harbor View on Feb. 7
tJMy am •tom u.. c:rowcr ta
yow cupbarcl ••• Ccmned graa.
boppen ba.e CCIIII• oat ba a
....., cbocolate CS.... fw tbll
apeclaJ OCC.Ioa • • • lcnaCM
81a.blb~M: WtU.aaGD'I Jlalay
Sa1ace fnaa ~ Qty aDd
Jlanoey'a lcnace fnaa IAodoa
• • • Toa -..'t taned nat
.,... tW .,_.,.... ........ Jt wttb
Jbluay .......... ,.. atntcb· ..... an. .......... Oab .. ..u.u.,......~...._ ....... ..• ........ -............ ...,.. ... 1-Q
C1 .......... ,_...._,
... 1 ••• ...., ... .... .., .....
* * *
If you aavor a terrt!Jc munch
... Parta Brand Pate Fole, Old
Monk Mammoth StuUed Olfves,
Bavarian Senfcurken (a bread
and butt~r pickle without the
skins), Fancy Food Pickled On-
tons. Koeppers Snapplt':S, Plume
Rose Danish Cocktail Sausages,
Norwegian Fish Balls and Hol-
land Cheese Crisples ... you can
eat your way around the world
In one sitting.
* * *
Jflce to bcrft a:rouD4 tiM
boaM for a cpec:Ja1 taate Wt:
kUeto x ... lro (wtae toppbag
fw ice cream) ••• Saato. (of
tbe hliD S p r l a 9 a Scmtoe)
BOIMIOdlab c--. Codrta11
Spnod to CICCOIIlpaDY V-flWt
Sl8c'alta, wblcb baft a wboM ba
ta.-fw CIIIICipe fl11lD!r • • •
..., A.balaeM -tiM ball abe11 • • • about the .S. of a
qacr.rter. wbat • coa'fWICIUoa
plecel C...... ~a
fti'Y 0..-y type ............
ell .,....s oat ayt8g for a
tbkk atea1t ••• ~ J)acb, • ...u flab Clftlbt Ia la4laD
...... tbat (I dlt.cl .......
~tlhally WIUl CUlT ~
........... atagw ........... aar.u-aDd ..... Daalab
MwdJ-...,.. ....... .
.... Pnalt .... ~ a.. .... .
Jab .,. Kdlp ••• ell .... Ia
•• • fiG*I ~., oa.r Jua·
bo Jaaart Dclp.
* * *
sales each.
F11rtll Sol Is Bon
To tM DHc Priutl
Fonner Newport Beach City
Clerk Charlie-Priest, now assis-
tant city clerk of Costa Mesa, be-
came gnndpa for the fifth time
Monday, Jan. 20, when lltUe Rich-
ard Priest weighed In a not-to
little 10 pounds, 13 ounces at
An ostrich will lay an egg un-
der the auspices of the Ha
VIew School PTA Friday, Feb. 7.
In !act. this particular ostrich
bers also chosen were Mmes. Roy
Andersen, Warren Clemence, Roy
Holm and Michael Myt'rs.
The executive board will meet
Tuesday, Feb. 4, at the Commun-
Ity Youth Center.
Puppet show Uckets may be
obtained by telephoning Mrs.
Clemence at ORiole 3· 7069.
People haw bMft
wtin9 • • • olftd
~ttwrt
Hoag Ha.pltaL .VPPET IOirGI'nEU
Tbe baby Ia the fourth IOD Of •
Mr. and MrL Charlie Prlest'a aon. wUl do It twice-at both the •
Dougtae. Tbe yoanaer Priest. with p.m. and 8 p..Q\. aholn to M 5J1e-:
, ....
... __ ,._ •--.. _ _,_ u --.ntecl b)' Sbaftoa•a PupPifJL
.... waur. ftUU __...,. w at -...... the o.tddl. otber pup.
8o.IJ.y Ln .. ft.-port Betp1a. pet actors Include a atqing ~
moa.e and "human puppeta." ,. EJ-lrl 1111.11. PTA oftlclala announced at their.
monthly meeting Jut week. •
•IEltd ..
fll' 111111111 Cl.lll Nominating committee" mem· ~
: Furniture~ Assemblyman Bruce Sumner
announces that competitive ex·
am1natlons will be held March 15
to select the young man who wUJ
become hla nominee for admis-
sion to the California Maritime
Academy next August.
• Complete Home Fu.mlah1np ~
Four Newport Harbor High
School juniors are keeping thelr
flngers crossed wblle oUklals of
the American Field Service In
New York decide which one of
Llbllrtr a..w4
l .. W....,_..A..,
COSTA ~ESA
Cadeta Interested In Ws pro·
gram must get In touch with Mr.
Sumner by this Saturday at 112
W. First St., Santa Ana. The
March 15 exam will be given at
the academy at Vallejo.
them will be sent to Europe thla lii-~~~~~~~~~-. summer.
The Service's Newport Harbor
S t u d e nt Exchange Comm1ttee
submitted the 4 names last week.
... I They are Bob Potter, Howard Gil· U lllfl lfurl strap, Barbara Llllenth.al and
Frtm Trl IO PlloeaiJ Rose ~nd_e_rso_n_. --
II Chau Is PI'IMIIM The Cliff Llonbar~ers. owners •
of Crown Hardware, 3107 E. Coast I To CWI.ru's Wanl
Hwy., Corona del Mar. have just
returned from a 4-day post·ln· Costa Mesa Friday Afternoon
ventory vacation trip to Phoenix, Club Juniors gave a chair to the
Ariz. While there they visited Mr. Hoag Hospital Children's Ward
Llonbarger's sister, Mrs. George this week. Mrs. Richard Chap.
Flake, and their niece, Mrs. Wal· pelle, president. made the presen·
ter Goeeeel. tatlon. assisted by Mrs. Leslie Harrison, t Irs t vice-president;
Mrs. Joseph Bayless, Bu11d·A-Bet-
ter-Community chalnnan. and
Mrs. Jack Iverson, youth chair·
• COMPLETES ACTin DVTT
Marine Reserve Pvt. Donald R.
Kimble ofl774 Mlraroar Dr., Bal·
boa. reeenUy completed 6 months
ot acUve dpty that took him to
the Neval Aviation Technical
Training C e n t e r , Jaclc3onvUle,
Fla.. Camp Pendleton and the
Marine Corpe Recrult Depot, San
Diego. He wtll attend equae!ron
drills onoe a month at Loa AJamJ.
tos Naval Air Station.
man. '
ALlEJfS MUST llECISTEa
Aliens are rem1nded that this
Friday Is the deadline for fillng
address report fonrn~ required un-
del' provlslon.s of the 1952 Immi-
gration and Nationality Act.
Forma can be obtained at the
Post omce.
the modern
-·~·0
• checking
account at
.................
c.t. .....
.... ~& ....
~ .. .,., I.Diel17 .....
lYON VAN UN£S A&ENT
...........
,. II
Tbe Kappa &a~ GatnDla
Alumnae. Aaocbadon of South·
em Oranae Cowl1Y wtU bold a
luncheon rneettnc 1'bunday, Feb.
13, at tbe home of Mrs. Hobert
Stralutf. 1312 Nottlnpam Lane,
Weatcllft. Be8ervatloDI can be
made with Mnt. V. L Anderson.
Kimberly 2-14.05.
KrDB.obert J'c.bee of Lido Isle hfa been named recormnmdatton
chalnnan ~comJne year. MJ'I. V non hu been
appointed vf dent for the
remalndel' of the eeaaon.
Mil, • .,. ...... ...
F ......... _.
John Van Dyte, eon of Mr. and
Mra. lamesT. Van Dyb, 4.12 Ser.
ra Dr., Corona HJchland.s, has
been ~~elected a member of the
Crack Squad, nationally known
preclalon drlll team at Shattuck
School, Faribault. Minn.
This Ia the 76th year of the
Shattuck Cn.ck Squad. It la com-
pletely student organlz:ed and
operated. The 1S mJ..nute drill is
bued on the manual ol anna in
use by the United States Anny
In the 1880'1. A apedal "roll step"
(300 lteP8 a m.Jnute) is employed.
an.,.......,.....t
.....S.c.dUiedlbe
pro1 etl• wta
-m'IVLATZD nLD • • •
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
SUPPLIES ••. STAnONERY .......... ,.
Lade lllDIJbltr C.W oaw. s..--sao vta Lido
.... IUO .... ·-·····-.SALE IUD
Jle9. 12..50.... -... .SALE 11.25
CWOCO 110111011£ CIWI
.... $$.00 ••••.••.•••• Sale $2.50
._ .... CIWI
.... $2.50 .......... Sale $1.25
IN-pllll-.1
Now's yow o..-o-y.ar d-. to ...,. on
..... fCJMOUI ~ ~....., c:r.c-.
COIOIA DEL llll PHAIIIACY
OaJOLE S-1110
Sl27E.c..tllwy .. --J ... C.... del-
Why all the bother-
-when electricity dries
fresh-air sweet indoors?·
...., Dlctric IIJifl Cll • ft. In an e1ectric dryer. radiant coOl .... tM
air inside. Then's no fl ame, none of the by~produ~ts Of COIDb•llitloiL 1
It'• chM« tad parer tha.a any ~r way of dryinc. •• ... tllllliia
~ dlytrc-aod eledrie drytog doea\'t fade Colan.
'BIIotdc .,_. .at ODJy COlt to buy. but lea to r .. ' t
,. .......... bid aut into the bot~ lee* DeW lh -li--
JOC ... I. :e ..... .
• lM lllTU-rucntCAUl • SOUTftUII CAl.lfOlltA
It Jl e w p o r t Harbor B.l«h the ll1lb Scbool. em»~a...,_ tllat
Schoo 1 'a new superintendent the letter will contain no apec:lllc
workln.r 80lnewhere within ella· waae otter.
trlct adminlatra tive ranb now, Trustees will detennlnt the sal.
or wlll he come from "outade''f ary a.twr a 3-man ICI'eenina com-
Trustees are "encou.raJ1n.a ap. mlttee ol collqe education pro-
pllcatJon.s" from preeeut adlnlnls· fe51101'S l'eCICIIINDends a man tor
ttators, says ....a.nla& Supt. Sid· the job. Bo&rd members' choice
ney Davidltoft ill ._.. to tbe wtU be ma4t "a.o,yt..lme alter
question aboQt wt..tber JdAt U · March... ·
sistant. Joe ll.a.lllw.t. miabt be Dolfte the ec:Nemna will be Dr.
named to !111 h1l aboes. BolDa Allen. Cla.remont College,
But board meuaben allo have t~ey c:ba1.nnan; Dr. Uoyd
asked t heir $11.000 a YHl' auper. Neieon, Untwllllt;p of Southern
lntendent to draft a letter out-CalJ1om1a.. and Dr. IJoyd Mom.
lining the poeltton to several ad-sett. University of Calltomia at
mJnistratlve a pplication bureaus. Los AngelH.
However, 'Mr. Davidson. who Is The new man probably will
completing 28 years of service at take over July 1, with Mr. David·
IE II
UPIILSTEIIII
son as advtaor untll his reslgna·
tlon becomes effective . Aug. 1.
Dead 11 n e tor applications Is
March 1, the superintendent said.
Trustees have set their sights
~ & Da e 1'1 on a man "around" 45 wlth a
&..a.ty ...,., master's degree and 5 yurs' ad-
lUI• ...t ~eon.._ m inlstratlve experience In Call·
Cornia ~hools. _ .................. ~==~~========~==~~====~~~~~~~~~~~======~-===~~~~==========~~~ ............ -And after they've found their
TDIE IT&aTI &T yon DOOa man. what then for Mr. David· L A • f 11 Senl 1 so.;? don't believe ln retiring:· he as magas • ' 11 1'11111 Dance Studio .. , Aru 0111• 0111t
~....,...., .. ad811moe
PAIJIES.If!LL
IIIOB'l'tWir
110 Broadway
U &.3QI._a.MN Col&& S...
explains. So after a year's trip T H ld Show RHiecfs .L UIMrl T Q H ...... 1117• U"111 to Europe with hls wife. VIrginia, 0 0 0 pen er I '
he'll come back to his home at Mrs. Challen Landers of Bal -e The fle<lallnc Bay Area C~
338 Broadway, Costa Mesa, and Las Amlgas Circle of Christ boa was re-elected tor a second Club, recenUy organJzecl by lrvtn
Tn the
Udo Shoppincj Aree
For e Large Seledion of
YARDAGE -UNENS
BEDDING -NOTIONS
PATTEANS
JOYS' I GIRlS'
TOT to TEEN
CLOTHING
3404 Vie Udo
Newport Beech, C.lif.
"start looking for something'' In Chureh by the Sea, Balboa. will tenn last Thursday at the annual A Chicaao dramatic art and Manolr of Corona del Mar, almoet
the way of a job. hold its annual fashion show and meeting of the Famlly Service dancing teacher who h.u been tled the crack Anaheim-Santa
"I'm retiring, you might say. dessert bridge on Thursday, Feb. Associa tion of Ora nge County at coaching movie starlet. In Fuller. Ana Chea Clubs Jan. 22 at the
because I need a lungtul of fresh 13· beginning at 12:30 p.m. "Be Knott's Berry Farm. ton will open his third Orange return match In Ana helrn. The
air after punching a clock for 38 My Valentine" has been chosen Mrs H 1 Dl k f Balboa County studio ln Corona del Mar score was 12 to 10 compared to ---....!:!!!1!!!! ___ _ as the theme. · e mer c ey o tbls Saturday h 6 • ,. years in work involving the same Island was named treas~r; · t e l to 8 rout In the first match sort of problems." That's how Marty Hart is chairman; Orline Paul Doyle of Brea v1ce-preal· He is Ruas Larson, a graduate a mon th ago.
long he has been in school work. Foss, head or the fashion show; dent. and Joseph Kr~ll of Sunset of LetltJa Barnum's Chicago Scoring 2 wtns each for the lo·
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK Will he come back to punching Mary Powell, In charge of tickets; Beach, secretary. School of Expression and Drama· cal club were C. Haley, J. Man-
the same kind of clock after a Eva Fari\IWortll, door prizes: ee. tic Art. ders, L. ColdoU and H. Gooder. Harbor Blvd. at Glal•
year abroad "dolng wbat I've lie Adams, decorations: Violet Mr. Larson's experience ln. Mr. Manolr and M. Kosak won
always wanted to do"! Stoneback, music; June Kimbell, Hi Scllool SbMielb eludes legitimate theater on one each. JnMBJI:RLY ~11!18
"I just don't know." he says. food: Dorothy Brame. card tables; Eastern stock ctrcuJts as well as The Bay Area Club meets every -----------~
Local Wome1 I1Yitetl
To Yoalll C•fer~~ce
Nell Fietmghoff. clean-up. CMIII L..f CL""'I'UI nl,;ht club specialty acts. Friday evening at 7:30 In the ---~O...;;P...;;TO....;;..;;KE.;;;..;;.;**;;;;.*;;._ __ _ Proceeds will be used tor paint· IW -Scout Hut. near the Community ing Goodell Hall. Reservations He will share Marjorie Hale's Youth Center In Corona del Mar.
art> rt>quired and can be made by Nine Newport Harbor High Studio of Chann a nd Modeling No dues, but brtn .. your chesa
calling ORiole 5·0282. School students have been chosen at 2912 E. Coast Hwy. set. sa~ Mr. Manoi~
_ from a group or 750 .tudenta to Besides hls Fullerton stud!~. ---::=;-:;::::-:-:-:=:-:-:==--=--:-:-:~-
Governor Goodwin J. Knight LEGAL JfOTICE sing with the National Musk where he has been establlshed AlSl CHUitO't Of' Chlll)l
has invited Mrs. Sidney Sanders Jfo. A 30369 Educators' Conference Chorus at 3 years, there Ia a new studio In ))OJ VI. ~~!!-, .._..
or Shore CliUs and Mrs. Harold !fO'nCE TO CB.EDITORS the Shrine Auditorium March 23. Orange, opened tor business Juat A 1-rKh of n.. Moth. Cllurch, The
Dr. Keith M. Walker
Optometrlat and Ortb.optl.lt
2721 E. Coast Hlgbway
Corona del Mar, Calltornta
ORJole 3-6703
Boyvey of Balboa to his mld·Feb. ESTATE OF LEONID JAMES The students ch~n are 8111 this year. Fl~ Cll11rch of Chritt, Sci .. tin , il• ao..
urary conference on youth par-TACUNOV, DECEASED. Dock, Rich Harris. Nonnan How-He Is a Fullerton resident. ton, ~•-chuwtt... r----~=.:.:::;.::;. ___ _
tid pation in community affairs. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ard, Harry McKinney, Jim Neu-C:u"Cfev School 9:15 e.m. all
Mrs. Sanders, 133 Shorecll!f Rd .. the creditors of and all ""'rson.s feld. Lorraine Kerap Pat Bush o~ISTS U Suncfey SeMce II :00 •·"'-For your r-• • .,. ·~ DfD CT TWO Wed11esdey EvenliHJ ~Mti119 1:00 p.m. said she was so busy with rom· having claims against the said Rose Anderson and Frances Hes-New members recenUy induct R .. dinCJ Room locet.d et 3315 VIe Prtnttng Needa
munity youth affairs here that decedent or said estate to file terly. They will participate In 9 ed by the Newport Harbor Opti: l ido. Newpott Beech. 1, Of:>" -'
She had to "regretfull.v decline." them with the necessary vouch· rehearsals to be held each Sun -•-t CJ _. ~---":00 .... S:OO THE ENSIGN · .. ...., ub a re James Torre In ... .,. TnJm ~. •·"'-"" • P·"'-The annual Newport Girl Scout ers In the office of the Clerk or day at El Monte Hlih School un-aurance brok~r 337 Ba ld • D • W.dMtde.,. from 9:00 •.m. to 7:-45 Publishing Co.
Council dinner and election or the Superior Court of the Cou nty til March 23. Newport. and Don orsa:. :wn:;; p.m. Fride~ftl"9' fl'oftl 7:00 p.lft. to
ottlcers OC'CUrs here during the ot Orange, State of CalltorQla. or o! the Newport HeaJth Club at t :OO P""-Hor.d..,._ oaa.a. I .OSSO
period selected by the governor to present t he same, with the Use Enslgn Cluaflled ads to 3419 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del n.. _,.,bile It CO«<ielly IIIYff.ed to et-211150 E. Cout B.18hwQ tor his conferen<.'t" -Feb. 11·12. necessary vouchers, to the under-buy, lel.l. trade or exchanee. Ma '-ncl tile ~urdl .me.. efld ... .._ Coi'Oila dft Ku
she explained. She is Council signed at his or her place or iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiir.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--;;;;;:;;;;;:=~l~eed~l;"9~R;oom.~======~~~;::====~~~==~ president. bualneu, to-wtt: Natalie N. Kor·
DeJeeates will be divided Into nUov, c/o A. K. Phelps. 3429 Eut
interest groups to consider how Coa.at Highway, Corona del Mar,
young people may be e ncouraged Cali!omJa within six months af.
to participate more tully in ev-ter the first publication of this
ery aspect of community life, the notice.
Governor said. Dated: January 13, 1958.
All your printinq needs will be
~~~"died conveniently ond court·
eously in the completely-eqoip-
oed Job Print inq Deportment of
The Ensiqn.
NATAUE N. KORNILOV
Executrix of the Estate
ot said decedent.
A. K. Phelps
Attorney at Law
3429 Ea.st Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, California
ORiole 3-4060.
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ALL HAIRCUTS Published Jan. 16, 23, 30. Feb. 6
In the Nt>wport Harbor En.slgn.
SUNDAY: Marntna WOtlblp, ~
9:30, 11 a.m.; Church IICbool.
9:30 and 11:00: 1'11unday, lt.
H II h FellOWIIhlp, 5 p.m.;
Prayer, muly lfi'OUP, 10:00 Lm. FOR MEN AND BOYS
ONLY $1.25
JAY'S IIRBER SlOP
703 E. BALBOA BLVD. BALBOA
IS HERE!
l . Coats Leu Than One Penny Per Mile to Operate
2. American l ig Car loom onct Comfort
3. furopean Small Cor lcanomy onct Handling Eo"
4. S.lect from 12 Smort New Models
• ONLY
SJ
Delva 4 Or. s..to..
PAYMENTS
1~811 MO. lfVC la.a TAI
·~ .......... ._.
M1'0UI_..
•
caeaca or ova LADY or liT. CAIIMID JW W. a.ao. amt.. .ewpod
OIUole I ·IICID PcatMr 1:-r::::.:'~-Patbec I • '1 thatw
Sun. MIUIIIel: 8:00. 10:00 A.M. and
12 Noon. Conf...ton: Saturd.a~
and eve.. of lat Frt:daya and
Holy Daya from 4:00 to 5:30
P.M.. and from 7:30 to 8:30P.M.
Dally Maa 8:00 A..M.. J1.nt ftt.
day 8:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M.
Holy Da)'8 6:30 a: 8:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.K. Novena <Oar
Lady Pltrp. Help) Mon. 7:45 P.k
APORT ---·
-ALIO
TAPPING the T-WAVES
with JEAN TANDOWSKY .
IAUOA TillS WEBK the exodua atarta n~ that ahe won an original DVa. 1"111.. lAT. In earnest wtth tUcbta l~avtnc Dlor drHa at a Nleman-Marcua
John Wa:JM. JllaWMn O'Rara every ~Y for the farnoua Mexi-fubJon ahow. Hubby .lohn'a voice .. THE QUJEI' MAN'' can mecca.. Cheek:inc In tor Wed-came boomlnl t h r o u 1 h the -~-... -.-.,.. • .,...,., fllaht or 58 phon<, •u lt'o • ...... •he ..... ~·~ ~ wive. and friendl of ractn& New-It back!" C.n't aay w~ blame -.. ' ~ u.. rt h•-A • A ~ po yae ...... en are donelle you, Jobn.
:::::: ..., QuJ.M (lhelr ketch Zoroya a aer-• • • -............. ~-. ...................... N_..U ___ ... _-.--loua contender ao tar> and Helen E..&ya (a.a:t~ ColDIIIJUat)
Jane Jtodr Buct.on Ayre., both ot whom have taken GaiNII-. wnataty palled u.. GNIFICENT houaea for the manana merry. a-ha ... ..-ow..,.. wileD O....a&ION., making. Alao on the Chatter ahe eloped to a..c-e 11111.
,.._.... Charter •~ BlUie Lerner (hua· lllcMid ......,ood. E"IY"D-al·
June. SU!wi:l~une IJlyaon band Dick sldpperlne their sloop wc.ya ~ ..,. li9bta ap ·~ Gamin), and Betty Schock and t.be 1'00111 wUb at least 100
a.u;. Katie Clark, whoee huabands a~ watt. o1 •b'D'D9 bUM, wb.lcb GLENN MILLER STORY~' crewtne nme. C'mon GAMIN! aaut come lD baDdy aa they
And Goldie Joeeph, praytne she cu. wtatertDv lD U.. Somer's
can crew the trip back, armed aUJ~U~aa cottage oa tbe aery,
only with 1-way ticket and sex-complete wttb fireplace for llll·
tant. cbUU119, Wbo DOOda a tWU..7 l,....,tlcfiPIIy
...... lie
IIIIIY, FEB. 3
Jessie and ~ Littlejohn and Lota cmd lots of bapplD ... ,
Maxine McClellan <husband Lee Emya cmc1 Dldt.
crewing on Klaloa l will be • •
aboard the Thursday nleht and "Uncle Joe" Preinlnger had to
plan to spend some time In Mexi· tranaport himM"If and golf clubs
co City on the way home. to a National Cash ~glster ron·
Optimist Club
Lists Horse r-------------..
Show Events
Newport Harbor Opttm.lata wtll
present tM1r fl..rst Annual West-
em Hone Show at tbe Corona del
Mar BuUalo Ranch Sunday, Feb. 23.
Horsemen throughout Southern
C.Jltomta ue elleible for the
three afternoon eve n t a : trail
horse, WNtern pleasure and atoek
horae rldlna. CompetltJon will be
by are rroup: 12 and under; 13
to 17; and 18 and over.
The ellmlnatton contest to de-
tennJne entrle. wtU take pJace at
10 a.m.
Ticket holders will be eligible
for a queen contestant votf' as
well u for the high fidelity ron·
sole erand prtz.e.
A percentage of funds de>rl ved
from the show is ea~arkt>d for
continued renovation of the-New.
port Harbor Community Youth
Ce>nler. The rest will be s pent on
the club's other youth projt'<'ts
* * *
WE WILL BE OPEN
MONDAY • 4:30 to 8:00
For BUFFET DINNER
$1.60 $1.15
(Jfo a.q,.Jcu M ODu)
CLOSED TUE.SDAT AS USUAL MARYA
GENAY
Momben of tbo "'ScdllD9 Ed-ventlon In White Sulphur Spnnscs.
lor Clcm .. -AAaette a.4 Vero-where hls company me>mbers will
,JIIally ba.. a mucbo buoao come from Hawaii, Alaska, Can·
(Sl?) mJuioe to perloaa: tbat ada and all ove>r the l' S A. With
of OylDc] dOW'Il for tbo full lD the weather they are ha\.ing In J1 WM OCC AIIN ...
tbo Bale P'lold.a' prt'l'ate p1aae the East. they better have> a heat-1 ..
CIDd piddDq u p tbe Jnlroy'a so. ed golf course or up his handicap * * *
IV:W.-IIOJf.-TUES. Hurley Bell
llESTAURAJfT
3801 E. COAST BJCBWAT
FIIIIIMS ._ l Y11r STME WIDE
Pre lnve._tory Clewance
IIAT 'IIIP
~·a.. II: Famoua Brand Ieana, double knee, sizes 4-14 ______ .J tc. a..-
Boxer Jeans ............. ····-·-···-····-·-·-··-·-···--···-·-····-··· ........ 1 .-Lone Sleeve Tee Shfrta .. l lAt to II.W aay oae, 90t oae nEE
Long Sleeve Flannel Shlrta. sizes 4 -16
ll.W to a........-.y oae, 9et oae I"BEE
Dress Slacks, broken sizes . ......... . ..... .. ....... . . l/a PIUC'B
Fleece LJned Tarpoon Plaid Jackets, regular $8.95 .. IS.OO
Larger Sizes, regular $12.95 ...... .. .............. . 17.00 cmr S-, . 0 : .
Coats. n!gular $14.95 . .. . ..... . ·-····· ................... s 1.88
car Coats, famous brand, regular $17.95 ···········-·· .. .. .. .. . 110..00
Car Coats . .. . .. . ............... -.. ········-··-. .... .. S 5.00 Orion Sw~aters. Cardigans, reg. $3.98 ........... _. .. S 2.81
Slip-overs. reg. $2.98 .. ................ .. ..... . .. .. .. . . .. .J 1.88
Rain Coats. Slips, Blouses . . ... ·-·-····· ......................... lfJ .a!CE
Bedroom Slippers ... ·-···· ............... ··-··········· ............ 'IJ PIUCE Skirts and Blouses .. ... . .. .. ........ .. ... ·-···· . .. . •ta PIUCE
Car Coats, slus 1 . 4. regular $6.95 .. .. .... . .. .. .. 1 s.a
Winter Brushed Cotton Sleepers, famous brands 1 -12 ... .J 1.18 SUI· TEEJf5-DEI'S DEH '
Dresses ... ..... . . ............................ ·························-····· ..... l/a RICE C.prt Pants. broken sizes ............... _ ..................... .. .. . . . S 2.18
Car Coats. fleece lined, regular $17.95 ..... ............ _ ..... SIO.OO
Fur Blend Sweaters. broken s izes and colors, reg. $7.95 .. .J 2.18
Jersev Blouses, regular $3.98 . $4.98 ........ luy oae. qet oae nEE Tee Shirts, regular $2.98 . . ................ IQy OIM, p t 01M P'BEE
Ratn Coats ............................................ lj1 PIUCE QDlL.S-7 • 14:
Dresses ... ...... . ................................................... 1{1 PIUCE
Coats. regular $19.95 ..... .... .. ........................ .. . ... llG..II
Car Coats. red only, regular SU.95 . .......... ........... . ..... .J 1 00 Jm~ey Blouses ... .. ... . .. . ............ by oae Gild q et oae nEE
Blousefl, Rain Coat11. Slips ............................. .. ..... lfJ PIUCE
Skirts .. . . .. .... ......................................... ............... lfa PJUCE
PAGE 1-WOME.Jf cmc1 JVJQOa IIJSSES:
Formab, regular $24.99 ···--················-··-·-··---········ ... . 112.00 Dresses. values to $45.00 .............. JI.OO. IS.OD. 110.00 Gild llS.OO
Car Coats. 100% wool. also plaid, regW.ar $17.99 .............. 1 t.DO
Orion Bulkfe Sweaters ...... ········-··---··-·········-············ .... 1 sa Coats. value'l'l to $44.99 ........................... ·-----·············· 130.10 Blouse.. and Tee ShJrta, ~-$2.98 -$S.99,hy oee, get oae raEE ~~A,S~~~ .·:.::~::::::~::::::::::::::::~:=~~~~=--====-~=:=~~::~1 :::
ASK AaOVT Oft E.A.IT CONfUIU'T WAT TO USE
OR CILUlQE ACCOUIIT AT
IUT SliP -.. '1 ID -PilE I 1-· 1-Jf&WiOJft' Aft. v--............ )
ft. yawl IOaloa to aa1l bock. by 10 strokes for the hazard of Newly engaged are Miss Mar.
POOl' kidal What a cbonl playing In snowshoes. ~t~ Hickman, a Newport Harbor
Taking the commercial route Plenty or pn!-wedding exc-Ite--tortg An~t;_:1 graduate, and Rob
there and back, Ed and Virginia me~t at Or. John an~ Helen Lin Coast Colle:~. alumnus of Orange
Warmington wlll join them in sons home, . planmng Cor the The Intended bride Is
Acapulco Ann. Vern and Hale Jr .. l ceremony thts Saturday. when I daughter of Mr and M . w lhf>
plan a leisurely 4 or 5 weeks for daughter Jane will bt-comP thf' Hickman of ~ta Mrs. . H
RAGAN'S RESTAURANT
T017a P' AXD.T aESTA17UifT
OPEN 11 :30 A.M. TO 8 P.M., CLOSED TUESOA Y
~15 E. CoCIIIt lllgJnray, Coroaa del Ma the trip hal·k, stopping at all the I bride of Richard Dodd. of Costa groom-elect Is th esa. The I small ports and visiting the In-Mesa. at St. AncirPw's Presby· Mrs Fred H e son of Mr. _and
dian vlllag~ along the wa~~~rianChu~h .a~S:~~m ~o~n~-~~a~ch~-~e:~~a~n:n~o:!~l~iu:n:t~tn:g:-J'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ wht>re they plan to arm them-
selves with piPnty of barter bait P.S. TWa\'('" ha\(' nothinJ: to
-<-igart>ttes and candy. 1 do with mH raroons C ut>ss a~ai n ~
Divide-d e-venly, 4 to a rouplt>. -· -~----.......,. .................. ....,... ......... ,...,.., they ar(' lf'a ving a total or 12 I
C'hllcire-n hehlnd Basketball, any. I)T ,4 NEW~
one? Anne-tte Is so thoughtful, getting the baby-sitters shin _____ .......,.__.. ......... ....,..._~--
guards and matching crash hel·1• NEWPORT SCHOOL PTA
met!!. The Newport Bear h Elemt>ntary
Kathy cmd Jlou Caatelldydt School PTA f''<f'<'Uttve board
of Lido !ford left lcD1 woek on meets at tht> homf' of Mr;. Fra nk
tboir boauWul &leek crulaer Marshall. 4.2~ Bei\'Ue Lane. Bal·
CaUcmt La:ry V, cmd u:pect to boa, at 9:30 am today tThurs-
bo lD port cmd all squared day 1.
away for tbe fu a at the fill.l.ab Mrs. Phelps Menr kt.'l. president.
UAe. PlCI:IlDIDq to make Acapul· and Mrs. John Frost, Foundt>r's
co tbelr boadquarten for tbe Day r halrman. will pn!'Sent final
aext moatb cw two, tbey ~ plaMo the special Foundt>r's
Oil board aa CJllHta fen tbe trip Day am on Feb. 10 In the
dOW'Il. Boward cmd Mlldred sch a dltorlum.
Moore o1 Balboa Pen1.Daula. cmd To celebrate this PTA unit's
Dub cmc1 !forma Woodward of
1
32nd birthday, an original play,
.. 1 Alr cmd tbOM liatnpld tra.-"The Particular Angel" written
olen. IW cmc1 May Doll.DlaoD. by Mrs. George Michaud, will be
Also In AC'apulco for the past present~. The cast Includes
month are the Barney Morris' of Mmes. Robert Pinkerton, John
Udo Soud, on their yacht Kart· Broaehton, Frank Austin, George
mor m. 'nwlr chlld~n fiew down Michaud, Norman Watson and ror ChrW.rnu and a~ now bade Brownie -rroop. 4 and 14.
In dool. The Jllolundera Day committee
• • • abo lncludetl Mme. Gene Calms,
'T1ID AJfD 1'1L\T: Their many Fobnt Fox.. Ro~ Frailey, Gene
friends wfll remember ex-New-Vr-Hland, Fran Smith. Betty Ro-
porters Marion and John Chest -quea, Raymond Rosso, Jerome
nut, now living In Dallas fthat'sj Hel~rin. Sherman Hart, and
Texu. suh! l. Telt>phoning her John L. Laun Jr.
pal, Maxiftl• (Mrs. Joel Prelnlng-• P'OtnfDEJI"S DAT
e r. Marlon Imparted the exr itlngl He>rbert Ward, prinrlpal of Har-
Eben
per &hoot, and Wllllam 0 . Rlttt>r. 1
principal at Horare Ensign, will
pr~nt a civil dt"fe-nse program
at thl' Harb o r PTA Council's I
Founders' Day C't'lebration. e CAJlDEH CLUB The e\'l'nt will take plart> at
another B-1-G Show
Bob Laine
Quartet
ALYCE LOUIS
DISBES TO DEI.ICirT 1'JIE COUDUr rr IUO"'IICE
P'OB DDnfEJI aESEIIV ATTOifS
PHONE
ORiole 3-4170
Mrs. Frank Nixon and Mrs. 9:30 p m. Monday In the social
Dt>an Kephart werl' welcomed as hall of Newport Harbor High • AT AVOCADO •.. CORONA DEL MAll
Mwmembersat tht>meeHng~ School. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the Ebt>ll Gardt>n Club last week Mrs. Harvey Pt>ase. Founders'
at th(' home of Mrs James Buell. Day chairman. wlll discuss the
1207 Essex Lane, WestcliU. founding of the PTA.
Mrs. S. E. Briggs and Mrs. H. D. e BAUOJI PTA COOlfCIL
Young assist ed Mrs. Buell with Family living and reading In ·
hostcs.~ duties. The rlub voted to structlon will be the s ubject or
givl' $25 to the Memorial Gar-two lf'<'tureo series sponsored by
dens. the Harbor PTA Council during
Next meeting will be at 12:30 February.
p .m. We>dnesday, Feb. 216, at the Thursday. Ft"b. 6. will mark the-
home or Mrs. Ted Tapfer. third sest~lon of the reading series
• • • held In the board room at Horace
Mrs. Robert Roper or Corona del l Ensign School. Newport Heights.
Mar will be in charge of the at 10 a m. Mrs. ~ M. Lang
luncht'On whir h will precede the 1 will lead a dlscusalon following
rt>gular monthly meeting of the a film on classroom readtne In·
Newport Jk>ach Ebell Club on structlon techniques.
Thursciay. Feb. 6. Hostesses will The family Uvlnc lectures will
be members of the Garden Sec· be giwn by Dr. Arthur L.. Bletz
tlon, of which Mrs. Tho m as each Monday night of the month
Baume ls r halrman. In the awditortum at 0 range
Dr. Fn!d M. Judson will talk on Coast College, co-sponsor of the
"Live and Love It!" Junior Ebell event. at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Bietz, a
members will be honored psychologlat and educator. has
• • • titled hls talk next Monclay. "'How
"Gon!n Counters." Ebell pro-to Develop the Happlnea Habit."
gressive bridge club, wfll meet
for a sack lunch on Wednesday,
Feb. S. at tbe Ebell Clubhou.se.
Reservations may be made witb
Mrs. Stanley Statia., OR J .(K2.4.
331 DO Bolek. Lacquer Mexican
Dmmg Table & 4 Chairs 225.00
145.00 36 '' Round Mexican (Natu ral
Wood) Table & 4 chairs 99.95
425 .00 Danish Design 2-pc Sofa 225.00
Several Wal. Cocktail Tables from 48.75
179.00 3-pc. Wrought Iron Sofa
(Save 100.00) -·-·· ·-·-.. 79.00
Many "One Only"
Wrought Iron Bar Stools .. from ~00
38.00
PinG FU IITUIE
AT Mil CIST
Ra1tan Dining Tables as much
as lj3 OfT
322 80 Special Rartan
Room Group ··---·-··-··· . 260.00
169 95 Ra1tan Settee &
2 Bolsters ..
44 .95 Rattan
... 99.00
Coffee Table .................... 27.00
277.80 6-pc. Rattan
MARJORIE HALE ANNOUNCES
THE ASSOCIATION OF
69.95 Wrought Iron Bar _
125.00 Glass Top Table &
4 Chairs -· --99.95
Grouping ·····-.. -··········~········-···180.00
149.95 Bed Divan ... --· 99..00
Woven Mat Rugs 4x5 .. _._96c
F' abrics ... , ................. Jrom 70c: yd.
Remnants ·····--·-·--......... Jrom lie .. RUSS LARSON VOLU'IfTEEil avu.au
OF
UIIM U.l
The Community Volunteer Bu·
I'MU Rnd.l tba.nb for a job well
done to the 11 vohmteen who an.
swered our J'k'ent request to h~lp
tbe TB Assn. mobtle X-ray u nit
by stpl~ In paUenta. nut~ out
eard.s and belp(fll the X-ray t«h·
nldans.
FREE CIIPET PU Will Ill WALL·TI-WIU.
TU l.aJIIIIn. .ILL IIIPEIY
DAILY 9 to 5:30
..,.., ....
l'oirmerb' of Cblcqo ANew Td
~ ...... !.--. 8blclla.
ol hUIIaa aDd ~
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2112 E. COAST HWY .. CDM
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BAJJ.ROON W......._T...,
A«lliill)
JaAIIATIC Aft
For turtb« lnformaUon on CVB
requests, watch there .-oha~
notlca, or eall t.be CVB al.lkle at
LlbeJ11 a..on1. at liS M. !lewport
Blvd., Newpcl't Betatlta. '"-n 10
a.m. to 2 ~ ~ thi'OUJ'h
Frlda.ya.
SUNDAY 10 to t:00
FRIDAY NJTE TDJ.. 9:00
SALE ENDS SATURDAY. FEB. 8
COME IN AND Sf% DIE
MANY Or&Ell 1ABGA1NS
Comminee Is .Appointed
To· Siudy Beach Leases
Mayor Dora Hill appointed a
7-man commJttee Monday eve-
ning to atud.y all lea.sea of dey·
owned land aJtd to make recom-
mendattona to the City Council.
Tb1a action resulted from the
requeat of tile Harbor Citizens
t.e;'aue t6 amend t}le Charter ao
that extenalons and am~ndmehta
of all clty waterfront leases
should be submitted to the vot.
era tor approval. The League
asked the Ctluncll to plac-e such
a propoeltlon on the ballot.
The following were named to
Sea Wall ok· d
In China Cove
the committee: A. K. Phelpe, Co·
rona 'del Mar a ttorney, u cha.Jr·
man; Col Andrew W. Smlltt ol
Corona del Mar, fonner coundl·
man and former mayor: Arthur
Cubbage of Newport Island, pres·
I dent of the Harbor C I t I z e n a
League; Mrs. Philip Burton of Co.
rona del Mar, a retired attorney
and put president of the Wom·
an's Civic League; A. Avery Crary
of Udo Isle, president ot the Los
Angeles Bar Assn.; Earl Stanley
of Beacon Bay, former state as-
semblyman, now a Corona del
Mar realtor: Louis Briers of Bal-
boa, a realtor. past president of
the Realty Board, and lon2 -ttme
mem~r of the Planning Commis-
sio n. from Which he just recently
resigned.
Councilman Jay Stoddard was
PROMOTION-U. D. L. Br.,.,, the son of M. H. Bren of 832 Vie
Lido Nord, Lido Isle, gets double help in pinnin g on his first lieuten-
&nt's bers ofter his promotion et Comp Pendleton. Doing the honors
ore Lt. ·Bren's wife, the former Miss Dione Pete,..,on, end his bettelion
commander, Lt. Col. S.C . Munson. Lt. Bren is serving with the First
Anti-T enk &ttelion of the First Marine Division at Comp Pendleton.
He entered the s.rv ice in June, 1956. ofter groduotinq from the
University of W eshington.
TOP MEN in listing end selling of reol estote ciur-
i"q 1957 were both from the a·u Tobias Recslty
C~ of Coste Meso. The ' king ' et the left is Matt
LaBorde. top lister for 1957, a'ld also t~e new
p~e,ident of the Newport Harbor Boord of Real
tors. At the right is king Bus Cornelous top
s.,lesm&n for 195 7. Shown with them is Art Adair
o f Costa Meso ond Coron& del Mor, immediate
past pre\•dent who presented the cswards ot
hsl Fr,doy eveni'lq s M<1rdi Gr<1s p<~rty of the
Re<1lty Bo<~rd The party w11s held 41 the Sonia
Ancs Cou'llry Club. (Ens1gn photo)
A romproml~ solution was named as liaison member of the .......................... _______________________ _
reached at Monday evening's committee. f ~ I 1
Newport Beach Ct ty . Count'll The committee is requested to • • • 0 StM:Ia no e meeting on the application of 4 study all city land leases, study _ ......................................... __________________ _
Lawsuits In All Directions
In Upper Bay Lease Fight
Chase Ends
Fatal Crash
• 1n property owners In China Cove, the restrictions and regulations
Corona del Mar, to build a sea a ffecting these city-owned lands,
wall In front of their homes. then re-state the various prob·
Dudley Furw, one of the own-lem.s and points of concern In
era. rejected a proposal to ~nd connection with the leases a nd
the problem back to the Joint the city-owned lands, a nd finally
<Continued t.rom Pnee Onel I tractlng infome to the County un-A 100 · 'tnlle ·an ·hour police Harbor Committee. He aald he to make such recommendations
which the Board awarded Mr. der the DOwd plan from lnropne chase through Corona del Mar would file a writ of mandate to as to policy and Jaw as the study
Dowd the lease hu never been promised under the Seaside pro· ended in death for a 21-year-old force the city to grant the permit. Indicates may be desirable.
tested In court, he added. posal. Long Beach sailor Sunday night. Council then agreed to grant The Council also:
What's more, he said, sections Mr. Brunner said the t'Uit al-Three passengers In the death a permit for a sea wall running • Approved the request of Ellis
or the Jaw which permitted su-ready has been rejected In Or-, car which hurtled a 20-foot em-diagonally In front of the prop-Zander, vice · presldent of the
pervlsors to accept Mr. Dowd's ange County Superior Court this bankment at El Morro Beach are ertles, parallel to the tide line, so Newport Beach Horseless Carriage
proposal without formally adver-month as "premature" because In Hoae Hospital with majt>r in-that the water depth would be Club, to block off Main St. In
Using tor bids might prove inde-supervisors had not yet signed Juries. the same a ll along the wall at Balboa from Balboa Ave. to the
fenslble In court. the Dowd contract. But. he added. But ~ lucky hitchhikers forced high tide. Pavilion to display antique autos
The Board has given Mr. he intends to appeal to the Su-the dnvE'r to let them out just from 10 a .m . to 3 p.m . Sunday.
Dowd's attorney, Norman Smede-preme Court and tale another before thE' car s~d throoug~ Co· R• h d s h Feb 9
gaard, until Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. concurrent suit if the Board does rona del Mar With pollee Sirens I c a r a w .. C~lled a hearing for Feb. 24
to come up with a lawtlght rea-sign with Mr. Dowd. screamang in pursuit. The driver on the revocation or suspension
SOn (or aoJna throuah with the H 11 t d ·•f t t . " was killed an the crash. M k M • or the business lit'E'n~ Issued to D d • tr .. t .. e s e our <'On_ en IOns as ' The hitchhikers. Billy Meeks a e s 0 vIe John Buesing for the Harbor Se· ow con ac. the basis for the ~-~•t. .. and John Blt'<'ker. both stationed I
Mr. SmE'degaard said he is us-1. Land glVen an trust lo the aboard lhE' l'SS Pt<.'kaway in San Jy NarUyu Mayberry <.'U~t~~~~ a requE'st for rezon-
Ing the time to ronsult with a County by the State cannot be Daego told polit'E' that George Rl<.'hard S~aw, Harbor High lng of property at lSth St. and
firm of San Francls<.'o specialists used for commercial purposes. Peters'on pa ckf'd them up at The sophomore, IS at work on the pro-Irvine Ave .. across from Newport
In county Jaw The Dowd .. proposal suggests Arrhes. Newport Beach. just be-du<.'tion of his second movie de-H bo HI h School to permit Jo-
Meanwhlle. despite attempts to rommerc1~l entE'tp:1scs su<.'h as tore offit'E'r<> startt>d thf' Coast plt'tlng an incident during World <.'a~~onr of~ Mlnlt Market there:
link ;\fr. Granger with a late motel, radao-'TV s tatiOn and a 4-H h h p th War II. f d h uest to the Plan· bldd h .,_ ld La d De I t ff" b ld. dl ag wav c ase. eterson. ey re erre t e req er, t e .,.,-as e n ve s ory 0 Ice Ul lng, acror ng saad. was "driving like a mad-Filmed In the hllls above the ning Commission.
opment Co.-reportedly of Ne-to2_MrC'. 0BurnutvnnerS.upervasors muot man .. . . Back Bay area. the movie at· • Increased the Insurance pro-
vada-motlves for his laxpayer·s , p 11 d th r d e 1 tempts to reveal the confusion of t~ta"on for 11.bel, slander and suit remaine-d the object of coun-lease land · through formal bad I 0 t'E' sal ey oun S('\ ra th G ldl d h 1 n
In r"""'du ...... he insl"s tu. rans of beN strewn about the e E'rman so ers an t e all . t lse st covering all mem-ty-wlde conjecture. g P ~.. ·~... . .., crash sc-ene. tudes of a British soldier and ~rs 0;~":.e Police Dept., plus the
!-fls lawyer. Mr. Brunner, ad-3._ Supervisor He1nz KalS('r. Injured were John Benninghof, four Amerlrans. The background entire Coun<.'il and key personnel.
m1tted that Mr. Granger, a Santa chaarman of the committee which 19 . Leo Dyer 19 and Edmond of both ~roups, their thoughts • Authorized the execution of
Ana oilman, Is a friend of still recommended the Dowd propo.o;al, z · 1 n18 s ta.tlo ~d with Peter-and reacttons during tbe fight as an agreement with Architect
another unsu('('essful bidder, w .j"should have disqualified him-s app ~ard the ~SS Picking In a result of their meeting. are told G U d for preliminary H. Smith. But Mr. Granger Is S(')f" becau~ he leases land ad -~-on a h in the film to be called "Col eorge n
"just an Irate taxpayer"-never ja<.'ent to the proposed develop-Long Beac · ·• · architectural ~rvlces on proposed -------le~gues In Defeat. enlargement of the Pollee Dept. a bidder himself, Mr. Brunner ment, M~. Brunner adds. JOY FOR LIDOITES The Germans were just as b lldl d the City Hall; total
Establlahlne their home at 1711
E. Bay Front, Balboa. are newly.
weds Mr. and Mra. Richard Sher-
wood, who were marTied last
month In Las Vegu. The bride La
the former Evelyn G._ardiner (and
the ,-room will probaoly be called
"Mr. &!publican" rlcht from the
start. I Actually he Is a cousin or
Mra. Carl Hanna, now ot Hono-
lulu and formerly or Shore Cllffs.
Mr. Sherwood was a Honolulu
businessman when Evelyn met
him. Iris Hlible, w1fe of Balboa
Island Councilman Chick, Intro-
duced them. The Sherwoods wt>nt
on a motor honeymoon In North-
ern Callfornlct. They are plan-
ning on a loneer trip to South
America next year.
•
An Augus t weddlne is planned
by Newport Harbor High School
senior Miss Ronda Pirtle, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prltle
of Costa Mesa. a nd Joel Gomil-
lion, son of Mr and Mrs. A. H.
Gomillion Jr. of Whitsett. Tex.,
according to their recent engage-
ment announcement.
any vt.altora, because he'a been
ml.sslng h15 mlatreu.
• • •
Ida Mae KellY. friendly .ecre-
tary at the Corona del Mar Com -
munity Church wlll come home
from the hospital mJnua a gall
bladder. . . ,
When Sue Horvath of Ne\Vport
Heights realized what a terrific
amount of tJme being chairman
tor March of Dimes would en-
tall, she made her husband aJen
a written note that he wouldn't
be mad 'cause she neelected him
during January.
• • •
Local author Annette R. Sum .
mers writes an Intriguing little
book about a Korean war Enoch
Arden and sets It somt> place
along the Southern California
coastline, where the early Call·
fornla Spanish grandeur Is being
pushed aside by the racing high-
ways and new business methods.
Central character In the book,
"Liongate," (Pageant Press I Is
not the returning war veteran,
but rather the "widow's" second
husband, a man dedicate-d to
stern truth but not honestly able
to understand love or the women
with whom he shares lt. Absorb-
lncly real chAracters untangle a
m.ass of llfe threads to form a
harmonious design as "Llongate"
Is ended. said. 4. Faa lure of the Board to es-A e to Lido Isle is a miserable towards the end of the 1 u ls ~ ~
He added that Mr Smith "did-tabllsh concrete spectflcatlons s .Jb. n1~':":.~r born Sunda . Jan. war as everyone else,'' aays Dick. e:_ A • ~ payment of $41l.67 D& IID.VK a.&CTED
n't want the lease even when he and fonnally advertise for bids 26 ~t Hoag J'oepltal to K~ and ''By ~ tJme they knew they to to~~~~\)' Attorney Karl Da-Spring weddinc 'arraneements
The-end of January Is choeen
as the wedding day for Miss Bar-
bara Mae Maeourlk. dauchter ot
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Magourlk of
Garden Grove, and Robert Glen
Buford, aon ot the Robert Burords
or Costa Mesa. The ceremony wlll
take plac-e at the Costa Mesa
Community Methodist Church .
• • •
submitted hia bid last fall, and made the cost ot drawing up N~ an Lancaster 202 VIa Cor-weren t fighting for Hitler any vis for tenninal vacation pay. a.re being formulated by Mary Dr. Edward MUum of Bay
Mr. Gra neer wouldn't take It as "shot In the dark" plana too great d rm ' more. They were rt'ally flchtlng • App ....... -..a the map tor pro· Harvey of Corona deJ Ma.r S~ wu eleded prealdent OJ
a gift." for many co m P a n I e • · which ova. j st t k p th Allies out f ,.., • .,.... though poulbly a little later itt~~ the Newport BMcll United FUn
But, Mr. Brunner explalnf'd. Mr. "might have submitted better I=========:=::::::::::. ~ 0 .~ e 0 poaed abandonment of a portion she had originally planned. yesterday. Alao elected were H. d M B rmany. of the undeveloped. under-water • • • Payne Thayer, Om vlce-presl· Granger arrived at the $25 mil-1 bids" than Mr. Dow 's, r run All chara<.'ters In the story are Bay Ave. In Balboa-the 11 lots dent; Mrs. Lee Schonek. aecond
lion figure for his suit by sub-ner contends. Glamour portraye-d by Harbor students. westerly of B St.-and received Ruby Steven.on of Corona del
I Doug Ostr06kt, Melvin Patterson, $3.025 from the abutting property Mar Is ronvalesctna after apend· vlce-prt'Sident; Tom WIn cat e'
H Led I I L I Bev Lantz _and Brice Ma<.'k play I owners for public lm~rovements lng a week or ao at Hoac. We treasurer, and Mrs. Ethel Jack-ow I 0 S e 051 Is four Ameracans. while Richard t 1 f M In St.. set public doubt It Petey, her t'llt, wiU allow son. secretary.
Gl;m pses Bagley Is the British soldier. The ehas ~r Y ,0 F ab 24 • ~:::::=:::======:::::::::::::::=========~ " three Germans are portrayed by ear ng or e · · r-
B yfront Property ~~~t ~~=~ .. Marty Anderson and A Twice-A-Year . Sale! a ., Alflf Dick rented a camera. but came 0 nne X
through an unfortunate defect, s
EXTRA ! EXTRA I it ruined S23 worth of film. The Hearing et FINAL MARK DOWNS (From tbe Udo Wcmder) 1 City. in turn. giving a lease In
Xow the record is complete; ext'hange.
That cou ld be the headline all ~nd filming Is being made
a<.'ross this nataon on the Spring f
now the story is told 1 The developers were told that the tract map would nt>vt'r be ap·
Fashions. On Main Street a<.'ross ~--· =:-:-\."l
the U.S.A., or at O'BRIEN'S in 't:· ·1 1 For th<' pas t several y~ars the l proved by the Council unless
admana.;;trators of _thP Lado Isle I these waterfront lots were given
Community Ao;_<;ocaatl_o~ have outrlght to the City.
Corona del Mar ... you wll\ be
excited and pleast>d with the ver-
satility and smartness of this
sprlng·s fas hions. wonrlNNI why tht' onganal sub-The City Council agreed that
ciaviciers of Lado Jo;Jt> ever deeded it would In turn and In compen-
to the C'aty of N!'wport Beach the sation f~r these 'valuable water-Bcrt'e you chedled tJM MaiD
13 w.tt<'r rronl lots whach are now front lots lea~ them back to the Stn.t fcu.bJou aa llhOWD Ju tbe
our communarv h!'arht''>" I Lido Isle Community Association. Febnuuy luue of C 1 amour
0n Saturrlav thao.; J,tn 11t h Mr. The only compensation. or C'Qn. NQ9cuiJM? T1MT are llhowlDCJ
Rirhartl L. Paltf'r'>on formE'r City ~!deration the Lido Js iP Commun you .....era.l kSecD fer extu.dlDCJ
F:n~anel'f nf 'frwporl. met In the lty Association ever rect>h'<'d wa<~ your wardrobe with Uttle extra
boarrl room '' lth rltr<'<.'tors Earl l the lea~ to the property it once mouey .xpeuded. We ~ a Saw-.. N nnrl If CNlrir Roberts, owned. I lOftly c:ollec:tloa cmd a multi-
;\Jro.; Dor<'('n \faro;hall and Buns-If the City. at the tim!' it took tude of Ideas for you.
tcr C'n>Piy ann Mr Patterson told title to the U CA propertv rould 1 F t th 11
how t h<' rl<'v!'lopef'l hrought the I have given a lt>a~ wltho~t any h or1 ans ~n~. h ~ rts te ~e~ Lido Jo.;l<' trart map to tht> New -term. or wtthout any expiration <.' em~ su t w 1 • 0 0 rna c
port Bt>a ch C'ily Council for ap-date, then It would hav(' done so. · · ~ print 111t~e~~ bloused d~:':u~
pro-..cl. back In 1928 but it was restricted .. by law to ~:~a~ca~et;-e blou~~actlcally
Acrorrtang to Mr. Patterson. the limit the lea~ foT a 25-year per-a rom Jete wardrobe If you aJ.
rle\elopcrs showPd on their tract lod, but the Lido Isle Commu nity I ternat: It In the many possible
maps CE'rtaan waterfront lots, Association was assured that the and all very easy on
ldf'ntifif'd hy lf'tters of the alpha. lease would always be re-nE'wed, ~ay~ ·d. t
bet. rather than thl' numerical and the UCA surrendt>red Its 1 e u ge ·
df'slgnation on all of the other property In that faith. The gov-Tbea take a look at tJM
Jots. and the8t' l('ttl'red waterfront emlng documentll of the LICA, drMMa wttla Jacbb wbkb 91ft
lots were Intended to be deeded the Deed RestrlctlonB. the Articles doable duty. WoUd.,... Ub a
to the Lido Isle Community Asao· of Incorporation and the By-Laws allaple, na)Mw1r pat lo type
elation to bE' used as the beaches still retain evidence that the de· .._, Add , .. ~ aad yoa
for the Ins ide lot owners. velopera Intended the parcels _,. c -..1 wwwed .. dl-.
The Coundl rejected the map deeded to the City to be th~ prop-1oe a. L'U.Iea ..--f•
on the basis that the Lido Iale erty and real)Omdblllty of the Ll· tllAL Or ...,._ ,._ ...S f•
Community Association waa not do Isle Community Auoclatlon to u.. --.. • dr dw ~
yet In exlatent'E', and that the be held tor the u.te of the IMide ta.e.. ,.._.. : nt u.t
ONLY GUARANTEE THAT TilE lot owners, and all the people of y.a .. tM ..-y a...1y ..... t
CITY WOULD ACCEPT WOULD Lido Iale. be1te IIIUl U.. ...... ...._
with a Bell and Howell, 16 mm
camera with turret lena. The &ee·
ond coat should be around $30,
makJng the entire total over $50.
Mr. Robert Wentz. drama teach·
er at Harbor, who Ia advl.slng
Dick In hit movie project aaya "I
think lt'a a .-reat thing to ex·
prea Ideas. To cet your ldeu
written down, then to organize
them and act them out. Ia a cood
thing." BE FEE SIMPLE TITLE TO THE _.. Y"C -.:II......_...._ yoa
WATERFRONT LOTS, and. the Read~ ClaaU1ed Ads. = = ,:::e~ ~ Plan Drafted
................ elL ...ttda
........ a.. ..........
mu&c:TICW IMfii&D
OlD f DAft A WDZ ..._a ..... ,
.,.._ ~ _. ....... PropoM18 for one-way ltn!ets
_. ~ -till _. ,_ c _.,. and oee-alde paltc1q tn W..t •• bJ _. Ia aiit.. ......, Newport and l'ewport lalAftCI..,. _. •• .ubmitted to tba Newport IMd\
CltJ eouncU MOnday ewntnc e.y
Come and cheek the Main Public Worb Dtr.ctw a.rt Webb.
Strwet fuh.lont with ua. We are Mr. Webb taW ~ t:ra.mc: ~t anxtou.a to atulre our I~ chana-..,. MC nnry to tUt
with you. ..,.,,.,acy ._ul~ can ,..
t1arw11a u. .-.... Oiucl1 aw
tlll NPOit ... WlQ CoW ltcr the ............ u-..... Mr.""" .... ...,..,.. eta. ...... fill the •·
The Newport Beach City Coun.
ell adopted a resolution of Inten -
tion Monday evening to annex
the 78-acre Cameo Cliffs near
Corona del Mar, adjoining Shore
Cliffs. A public hearing was set
for March 24.
Thl.s new subdivision of 165
1 home sites will be aeveloped by
1 Sunny Homes Inc., a Ward 6:
Harrington Lumber Co. enter-! prise. Les Steffensen of Corona
del Mar. who l.s associated with
1 Ward It HarTington. Is coordinat-
Ing the details of the develop·
ment.
Bln-t laJ. cd tJM Tocu.
E~ ID aton oa SALE.
Malt mab I'OCIIIl for Spria9
Stodr.. All SalN Plual.
elena's
FADS AND FASHIONS
27G E. COAST BJQJIWAT
COBOKA DEL MD
lOW I I lOW I I IIW
FlOOR SAMPLE
CLEARAN~E
Clearance of all
MAPLE FURNITURE
ONE ONLY
-..........
New Lciws Are Proposed p;0;~~~: ~~~7;~~;'
To Aid City Mergers BY c. o. M. CHAtviBER
Two propoeed Government Code clUes to dftennine who should An evening provam of enter-
amendtnenta which would fadll· abeorb wbom. The othe-r measure U.lnment and some business at
tate any future rnef"ler between would make the whole eon.aoll-the membership meeting of the
the cttles or Coeta Mea and dating prooea euler to lnltJate Corona del Mar Cham~r of Com·
Newport Beach may come before by requlrtne petitions from only mert"e meetlne on Feb. 14 was
the California Sta~ Leelslature'a 5 per cent of the voters Jn the announced thi5 week by Frank
special aesalon this aprtna. laat municipal eJection. Jordan. general arraneements
But Newport Auemblyman Prnent consolidation law re-chaJrman.
Bruce Sumner aaya whether they quires that petitions to lnJUatel Thl!> Valf'nllne meeting will
actually do or not "Is up to the a merger must come from 25 per start with a buffet dinner to be
rovernor." cent of the registered voters ln j C'atered by Chef's Inn, starting at
Mr. Sumner, who ls sponsoring the lnltlatlnr city. 6:30. at the Community Yourh
the amendments originally aug. The Newport assemblyman said Cent.-r. All pnx•eeds from the dln-
gested by the Newport Harbor he can introduce the amendments j ner will go to the Youth Center
Board of Realtors, elves them "an during the March budget session project.
• Nomlnatlona from the Ooor
of candidates tor 5 directorabJpt~
ol the Corona dt-1 lltar Cbamber.
• Introduction o! the cand1-
dat~ for quH.n of the Optlml.at
Club Western Horse Show.
• EntertaJnment, lncludJne
pantomime skit by Tad Tobltt
and BUl CaJils, booeie plano and
drums by Bill Barber and Lennie
Jones. tap dance by Judy Hagen
ot the Dorothy Jo Dance School,
dancing to the music ot the Sea
Teens band ot the Youth Center.
excellent chance ot passlne" only If Governor Goodwin Kn1ght ThP gf.'nNal meeting will start
when they do come up. lncl~des "city government mat at K:3() p m. Hert''s the program: 1.-m ...... Bellm
The new measures would alter ters amon~ his special ag('nda • Report on the year's achieve.
the present consolidation law sugeestlons. mt>nls and rutUr(' UlmS or tht> Co· To Coast s.,., aL
which requires the city with the Otherwise, Mr. Sumnt>r s.Jid, rona del Mar Chamber by Pres!· I consideration of consolidation law dent B.l be Or bon ~ larger population to absorb the changes wllJ have to walt until • Introduction or new mem-N?rm Meadow-; Will be back
smaJler, Mr. Sumner said. the next reeular ~ion of the bf'rs and gut"'ts. behind the meat rountc.or at Coast
One amendment would allow State Legislature in January. • PreM>ntatton of trophies by Su~r Markf't In Corona del Mar
city councils or consolidating 1959 \lr-. T Dunc-a St rt 1 1 beginning th1s Sunday. owners
----------------· -----------; n ewa .0 w_ n-R.anne} Shroyer and Ba~ Orbon nt>ro; In the Christmas Ughtmg announce !liorm will be 10 charge
Ro·y Maypole K . ' rontt"St of the me~l department. whJch
GRIP-IT-THIS..A.WAY. Walter R. Gaynor. left.
qeneral manager of the Mesa Verde Development
Co.. 011d William Bell. PaS4dena arc.hited who
drew pions for Me~ Verde country club and gold
c.out1e. get pointers on correct way to grip club
from golf pro John Plumby of Corona del Mar.
The golf cout1e. IOC4ted north of Adams Ave.
and west of Horbor Blvd. (north of Costa Mesa),
is now under construction and is expected to be
completed in September. (Ensign photo)
versus a1ser • e Installation of new offl~rs will have a romplete !ace llttine. of the Community Youth Center
P l•t• I P II M D •d Board by Mr. Jordan. chairman 0 I ICa 0 ay eel e of the nominating commtnee. Read the E.Mtcn Want Ad oae
(Continued from Page One) II, has been a news commentato,l • e e e e e e e e e • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e •
A letter and questionnaire will be and special events announcer on :
sent out, perhaps within the next radio and television. He Is now e lJJ ~
CHIJII) .-g.:~ week. to ascertain whether a an executive In an Orange Coun-• ~. .-n~ ~..... ~ cross section ot the voters favors ty citrua IndustrY. He served as • ~~~ 'I~
Mr. Kaiser or Mr. Maypole. member of the Newport Beach • BAa 1: aD A IB B a
Witherspoon Is President:
Angling Club Gives Awards "In the lnSeresta of economy, as Parks, Beaches and Recreation : 2515 EAST COAST BIGJIWAT. OOilOJIA DEL K.Aa
UJfiVEUALIST FEU..OWSRJ~ well as better government, we Comml&s!on until his reslenatlon r==e~========================: "You Can't Be an Atheist'' •-h d ld d tn•-1 tl this week I ay DICII: HOFFMAN and Marvin Catl'ett (Jeramar Ill), "' ave ec e on .., pre-e ec on ·
2 ... lea-...... the subject chosen by Dr. Charles poll to obtain a good cross-sec-Mr. Kaiser, who came here from W. Horace Witherspoon ot San '"' -='-' Cl Bl It 1 hi 11 1 f • Bernardino and Newport Beach Capt. Cy Tucker, representing are auve or s a.m. ser. t on consensus o th~ voters,' Mr. Germany, ls a long-time resident I
d 958 the "-henley Sportsmen's Club. mon Sunday at the Universalist Carter said. of the Harbor area. He operates was announce as the I presl-""' c It F 11 hi i th dent of the Balboa Angling Club presented striking sterling aHver ommun Y e ows P n e "After all. advertising agencies Bay Shore Camp near the Upper
hi I I bowls to the men and Women Friday Afternoon Clubhouse, Cos-and merchandisers have been Bay bridge. For many y~ars he at t s organ z.at on's annual din· t M ner at the Newport American Le· who took the largest marlin on a esa. sampling cross sections of people I has been the head chef at the1 glon Hall last Friday. According the entire coa.st last season. Jerry ST. JANES EPISCOPAL for years In regard to products annual Lions Flsh Fry in Costa
to the custom of the club. the new Ciconni of Avalon received the "Charlf'S llenry Brent Apostle and their need before th06e pro-j Mesa.
Jeadt"r was chosen by the Board ovation or the evening when he of ChrlstJan Unity" wiil be the ducts were put Into production.
of Directors. who art' elected by aC'C'E'p_ted his award His monster o;ermon topic Sunday at St. Hooper, Nielson and Trendex have I Use Enslen Classllied ads to 1 365 lb t k 1 based their radio and television the members. mar 1n. s .. was a en s ""I James Episcopal Church. Newport program ratings on surveys taken buy, seU, trade or exchange. Mr. Witherspoon Is ronsldered giE'·handedly aboard h_ls small, &>ach. Holy Communion will be
by members of the angling fra · homP·made outboard sktff after a observed at the 8. 9:15 and 11 in personal lntervi<'W'~. by tele·
ternlty a'l an outstanding salt ~ •, -hour battle. It was the larg· a .m. services. phone and hy mail. Dr. George
watt"r sportsman and a highly' €st of the season by more than Gallup ha" conducted public
capable executive. He was gener· 100 lbs. Mr. Clcconl. whose wife L L CONKUlfrn CJit1JICB opinion polls in all manner of
WHY lOT?
vOTE roa
al chairman In charge of the very was an Avalon resident. came Dr. Henry Irving Rasmus Jr 'lituations. But never to my know.
au c cess f u I 11th International from his native Italy only a few who has just returned from hi~ I ledge has anyone taken s uch a
Light Tackle Tournament In Ma. Yf'ars ago. When asked how he vacation will s peak on "Peril of poll to dlsrover how the voters WE', The l ordans. are sponsor-
zatlan, i\fexlco In 1956, when th~ felt about his record-breaking Decision:. at the Sunday services fe-el about candidates for a local lng Shari as a candidate for
SHIRl SIEELEY
Balboa An~llng Club was host catch. Jerry, In hi5 best Enellsh. at the Balboa Island Community oftlce befo;.e the candidates ac-the Queen of the Newport Har-
club. 11ald, "Well. this was my third Methodist Church . tually tile. bor Optimist Club Big Western
trip out for marlin. It looked like Encl08t.'d with the letter and Rodeo and Horse Show at the
It for about time for something to CBJUSTIAJf SCIDCE CIIUBCB questionnaire will be a stamped Buttalo Ranch Feb. 23rd. Shari
happen!" The great tenderness and care envelope addressed to C. R. Stur -is 17. a Newport girl. Formerly
Edwin D. Delaney. Bay Shores, of Cod u Love, and of Christ gls, certified public accountant went to Newport High. now
Tournament Aaaoclatlon. a post who won the S.S.C. trophy for Jesua' Ute of u nselfed healing In Santa Ana. Mr. Sturgis and hl.s studying tor a modeling career.
he atill hoJda. Th.la l.s his second largest rnarUn on medium tackle, and redemptive love, Is empha-staff will count the returned If you have a choice of your
presidential tenn tn the J.L. T.T.A. 2621,S lbs. was abo winner of stz.ed in the Lesson-Sennon on questionnaires and will certify own, by all means. vote tor
He wu ortrtnaUy elected presl· B.A.C. troPhies for larreat O.sh on "Love" In the Newport ••ch the tabulation. h lf f SR .. Do
Last year at Ocean City, Mary-
land. he wu elected president ot
the International Llrht Tackle
dent ln \Ve.t Palm Beach. Fla.. rod and reel. as well as the tro· Chrt.tlan Science Church on Sun· The questlonnall"ft are to be er. not. vote or ~
1n l9515. phy for ~at~at medium tacltle day. "nle Golden Text t. In the aent In uNd,-ned. the voters per-SHEEI EY.'I'hank You.
The Board of Directors, abo an. marlin. words of the beloved dJ.adple, tidpatlna ln the poJI may write
nounced Friday, are J. B. McNaJ. Jayl HUlgreen. Newport ~ach. lohn ... Beloved. Jet ua love one In the name ot some other candl. fhe~S
ly, Balboa, chairman; Dr. C. M. won both th~ S.S.C. cup and the another: tor love Is of Cod; and date It they wiah. They are asked
Beebe and R. D. DeLamar, Los B.A.C. trophy for !arrest light everyone that loveth Is bom of also to report the number of vot-SHOP
Angeles; Ray Dike. Newport tackle marlin. 225 lbs. Cod. and knoweth Cod" <1 John ers In their Immediate family l7D &. c..t -... •• ,
Beach; Dr. H. Kay Dooley. Po· In the ladles dJvtslon o(S.SC .. --4:71. Mr. Maypole, who was a com-C.... dalh
Karen ffiargre1a lnqxrts
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Last ... , If
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l.ast a., of
Tile SALE -
REDUCTIIII ,, ..
200/o TO 50°/o
ANNOUNCING
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Roy's Barber Shop
n.&Y, .IlL 3111
Now Jocated at 130 East 171h SL eo.ea M..
betwHll Safeway cmd ABC I.mnh-Co.
Foawlt I Y.aQ Ia c-ct.1 K8L
I wiall to la?ttle all •Y okt fn-da Cll wall C11 ...
to ay _. loc8tioiL
BOT T. IIOUJSOJI. Prop. mona; Curt Dosh. Balboa Ialand; Elizabeth Williams. of Long bat Marine COrTHpondenf In the Pboae: OaJola 14430
Gordon Green, Costa Mesa: Dal l Beach. took the light tackle cup JtiCJt-OFF JlALLT SUJfl)AT r~u~t~h~P~a~c~if~lc~d~u~rl~n~g~W~o~r~l~dW~a~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Crettenberg, Balboa; Forest C. for her 208-lb. marlin. Mrs. Goldie RepresentatIves from 25
Smith Jr.. Newport Beach, and Fultz. Inglewood. was the heavy chUrt'hes and mlulons In Orange
Mr. Witherspoon. tackle winner. with a 275'-s lb County will meet at the First
The other officers of the club fish. Mrs. Bettie Sears. of San Southern Baptlst Church of Cos.
are Dr. H. Kay Dooley, first vice· Diego, had previously rt"<."'l'lv('d ta Mesa at 2:30 p.m. Sunday for
president; Forest C. Smith Jr .. her award in San Dle~ro for wom· a kick-ott rally beginning 2
serond vice-president; Dal Gret· en's largest medium tat'kle mar· I weeks of Training Union enlarge·
tenberg, treasurer. Lee Jonas of lin. Jt weighed 2541; lbs. ment and leadership workshops.
Costa ~1esa was again appointed
secretary, J. B. McNally and
Frank Crocker. historians. H. L.
Steck, C~ta Mesa. was appointed
assistant secretary and weigh·
master, with "Cap" Jones as as-
sistant weighmaster
Kenneth H. (Ken I Holbrook ot
Lido Isle was proclaimed t'lub
champion. Mayor Dora Hill pre.
~nted Mr. Holbrook with the
city of Newport Beach trophy for
his outstandlnr achievement. Ken
wu hardly more delighted with
h is win than wu his skipper.
"Lucky" Heild('brant. who, with
his '' lte were present as guests.
Mr. Holbrook tallied 93.7 points
to win. Runner-up was Bill Bush
of N~port Beach with 82.6
points.
For the first time. awards were
made for the release ot marlin.
Boat plaques anestlng to their
sportsmanahlp, were presented to
boat owners R. D. DeLamar (Lady
Lamarl, 10 relea.ed; J. Don Locke
and Bill P1e& <Bie Boy), 4 re·
lea.d; Elmer T. Hehr (Dede m.
4 released; Karl G. Miller (Miss
Chevy m 2 released; and Jerry
Proposal Doubling Council Pay
Will Go on April 8 Ballot
A proposal to double the pay
of Newport Beach City Council
m~bers to $100 a month will be
placed on the April 8 ballot by
the Council.
Mayor Rill submitted the pro.
posal. and Councllman Sandy
MacKay gave the second. Both
of them have announced that
they will not run for re-election
In the coming election. The pn.>S·
ent $50 monthly payment for ex-
penses ls not reaUstlc, Mayor Hill
said
The wording of the oil drilling
proposition was approved. This
proposition, lf approved by the
voters. will add oil exploration
amonr the Chart8 prohibitions
and will specifically Include the
city ltMlf as being bound by the
restriction.
Coun cil also approved the
wording of the propo~IUon to
t"han~te the name ot the City or
Newport Beach to Newport Har.
bor.
• ., .. Uallil'
New members of the Newport
Harbor Board of Realtors are
Louis B~r Jr., a.aoctate with
Nelda Clb8on. Balboa Island;
May be 11 e McCurdy. associate
with the Vogel Co.. Newport;
John Semple, associate with R. L.
Strickler. Corona del Mar; R.awHn
(Humpyl Goller, actlv~ member
with Fred Stewart, Corona del
Mar.
Dan Jacobaen, fonnerly with
the Vogel Co., has opened his
own office at 124 Broadway, Cos·
ta Mesa ... Marie Hanson is now
with the Don Mitchell oftloe on
Harbor Blvd., Coeta Mesa.
NELLY LAN OVA
Azm.owlces the openiDcJ of a
o ·ancing School
at
3839 E. COAST IDGHWAY
TAP
The big 'IV camera swines Into posj.
tton to focus Ita m.agic eye on the
beautlt\ll bomes and C.E. kJtchens
ln College Park. Ca.ta Mesa.
The occa.alon ls the filmlne of a C.E.
commerdal which Ia .cbeduled to
be teJevtaed nationally on the C.n-
eraJ EJec:tric Theatre ot The Air.
Su.nd.a.J. hbrua.ry !L Don H•rbert.
c. E. .. ·Pace•-Reporter," liMn u
'IV'a *· Wizard. wm urraw the
tum on tbe modem borDe ot tacky.
Col1eca Partt-ef'l-n oat of eMu·
anda of n.. ctllllllllunle)" • 0 II op-
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bUJ-.r 1ft u.a. _,... • Tllltlfa ......
Ia, It U.. .,.. IDadlt YOU. mne
-~hdrt
Stop In and 11M the bNutltUlJy
f\lrnlsbed models which have caught
the f:Ye ot the 'IV camera and O'-~r
2!!10 Happy FamJUn who live In
0oUece Pa..rtt. A UMlTED NUMBER
OP BOlOS AU NOW AV AJLA.BLE
FOa I)I)IEDlATE OCCUPANCY ON
A rot.L DEPOSIT AND CREDIT
APPitOV .U. BASIS.
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SEAFARE
Gala Spring Fashion Premiere
Featuring ensembles from the smartest
shops alone the Coast
Produced by Margret Roley
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7th
8:00 P.M.
DINNER..... _ $2.50
JleMnoatioa.a S\JftMted •.• HYatt 4-6508
delicious dinners
de1ightful drinks
dancing every night
ENTERTAINMENT by
THE ROYAL LANTZERS
llo Ju1nuem ... t Tax Oatil After 9:00p.m.
dinners from $2.00
closed Mondays
eafare RESTAURANT AND
COCKTAil lOUNGE HYatt 4-6508
JUST SOUTH OF lAGUNA
Earn $60 Week or More
Your Present Income
and
and
''Laa111 Wr.Jie You Slee,·"
CAMBRIDGE INS'TITtiTE INTERNATIONAL
Write your local counselor tor particulars.
fJ/#b /1;.; -~l,il. ..
CALL Uberty 8-5001
I SOlVED All MY DECORATING PROilEMSI
That's because real paint is on the chip -the very shade
you'll see on the wall! And, the beautiful r ange of
Old Colony Selectone Colors come 10 ODOR-FREE flat,
semi-gloss and full-gloss finishes. You can also get them
in popular rubber-base paints and in finishes for doors,
wmdows and shutters!
Come in today and u~ the
420 modern d~corator
color~. Take h ome color
chip• of tho1e 1fOU like
best. Chooae a few th4t
blend or contr4tt with
11our color tcheme -bring
thnl b4ck -and w~·u do
the 'relt
Old Colony
t~unt s-
* CROWN HARDWARE*
WE
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D1'l
•A .OU'UIIOI.J) DDUiw:&aY noa-1'111-..
FilE Kl -IIY PIIITS ~=
lllr7 UIY COUY JDCmWAT COIIOIIA DK1. IIJUI
Engel Fatally
Hurt in Crash
Paul F. Er\ael, 4.1, of 198'7 lr· mrnD rr V•W U"QUWC2 * * 80IIAa D'IIQif ICIIOOL
vine Ave., eo.t.a Mesa, wu fatal-•
ly Injured early Sunday when hb • VEftL\11 ftACII&U Jn Rlvtrsllle County and CcrOna,
automobUe amuhed lnto a uWlty Mn. Butler, a. sixth l'fade Mr. MOON hal beta hen m&.QJ A pamit bu been S.utd to St.. t:M. nG; Paul Georp, water
pole at Newport Blvd. and .an.tol tHch.et, bu been lD H«ace En-)'eart allo. Be Ia tbe woodahop Ralph Hoyle aNt hla brother, heater room. 105 Uti\ St.. 15();
Ave. He cUed on the way to the alp lonaer than any other ~ach· lnatruetor. He~ the wood· Jade. tor a OIW·ttary medical Balboa Yacht BuJn, fence, 829
ha.pltal er. Durl,_ Wodd War U ahe wu ehos> for tht ecbooL He hu &leo bulldlna at '-501 1!. 18th st. CUlt ..,_.de Dr .. e&OO; Elvtn Lanaon.
M1' ~el owned and -rated a bus drlver for the Newport t.aqbt ftWtaJ abop an4 math. Be S.ven. Value ot the permit S. wall, 8QOC W. Ocean Ft., ~S). · ..._ Schooll. Mn. Butler and MN. attAmcled Cltrut UJah School and -.ooo. ~h p:~ ~el r.rle C~, ~ ~ Spelman have probably bHn In made trade rec:otde ln the 100 1M medical bUUdl~ Ia belna aacs the ZNIIID Want Ad .......
·• • eu.. e th1l .c.h.ooJ system lon1er than and 2)().y&ld cl.uhee. con.ttructed near the Hoy~W New· iiiii-=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::;;;;;iiiiii;;;;;;;;;;"t naUve of Anaheim and had Uved anyone el.ae. Mra. Butler baa been Othu teacheN who have been port Convalacent Home at the
In Cceta Mesa 11 yean.. here from about 1937·38. She here quJte a lonl' ume are Mn. junctlon of 18th St. and 17th St.,
He la survived by h1a wtfe, Ida; formerly attended elementary M~Uer, Mrs. Pettlt., Mr. Jobn· near the Nt'NJ)Oft Blab School
.tep-son, Peter Bendenaon: etep· school here. She has allo tau1ht son ~ Dulln MrL Chapman eampua.
dau1hter, Mrs. Sally Burch; par· M..:S Berry, Mr. 'McCllntocJc, M,_: Other major permlta t.ued
enta, Mr. and Mr8. P'rederldc En· T k s Orr, Mr. Sweet, Mr. StUJwell and dUn~ the put wee~ Included
gel, and at.ter, Mrt. Carmen r a C -p 0 rts Mlu Cooper. borne. valued at ~880 and $28.•
Owens, aU of Costa Mesa; an-• • • 370 In Irvine Terrace, and hornee
other slater, Mrs. Thelma Coud· Day Held at • VUlT nox COSTA lfUA valued at a:K.720 and $21,!560 ln ray ot Vlaalla: and 3 brothera, Eventt Rea student. came to West Newport.
Fred of Santa Ana, Ernest of Rin· I b p k Horace EnsliJl lut week to be Follow1n• pennlt.l Wl!re l&sued: ~~ ~~~~t;alll., and Robert of 8 a 0 a a r Introduced to our school lOVern-e CO.OWA DEL IIA.B
Rosary was recited Monday ment. Between 25 and 30 people H. s. Mazet, .wtm.mtnc pool,
with mass Tuesday at St Joac-Lot of proud boys and glrla are came, conslatlng ot student coun· 2328 Pacl1lc Dr .. $2.500: Hal Hou·
him's Catholic Church, Costa Me· sporting blue, red and white rib-ell memberw, Everett Rea's may. aer, swimming pool, ~~ Pact(.
sa. Rev. Father Thomas J. Nevin bon-awarda In the Balboa area or, vice-mayor, ~tary and lc Dr., $2.!500; EmJl Lund. 1-unlt.
officiated. Intennent followed at a fter the track and sports day at business manager. 1-.tory dwelllnl added at 706~
Holy Sepulcher Cemelt-ry, Or · Balboa Park. Over 50 children The people from Rea met with Marperite, $8.800.
angt-. Baltz Costa Mesa Mortuary participated, ac<'ording to leader our student council members In • mvoo: 'I'KJmACE
was tn charge of arrangements. Paul MacDonald. the library. There they exchanged Maceo Corp., 1-unit, 1-story Information about how each dwellings at 1918 Tahuna. $25,·
First and serond place winnenJ school wu governed . Our school 680, and 20CY1 Kewamee, $28,370; Police 1111 4 IIIII In the boys' high jump In the 6 to president, Jean Forbes, told about Murphy Bros. Ltd., awtmmlne
• 8-year-old group were Danny Horace Ensign. pools at 1815 Galatea, $3,000; 1621 WH Sflle I ;.MF Marer and Richard Makkey. Win· After discussing the schoola. 3 Bayadere, $3,300, and 1607 Baya.
..... nera In the 9 to 11 group were groups or eighth grade student d S3 350
Frank Balch and Terry Tbomp-rouncll membera showed the Ev-ere, ' .
Newport Beach Pollee nabbed son. In the same event for girls crett Rea members around our • SBOJlE CLD'FS
4 tM"nagers and their cache of In the 6 to 8 group th'e winners] school Forest Neal, garage, 326 Eve-
more than 25 fifths of liquor were Betty Hill and candyre u s. · • • • n ing Canyon . $1.000.
stolen from Lido Isle yachts Sat. ter. The older girl winners were • JIASJ[ET8ALL • CLIFF BAVEif
urday mght. Nancy Darr and Rose Gnnion. Ralph Hoyle and Jack Hoyle,
Ortl<'t'rs said th<' boys admitted I n the younger broad jump Costa Mesa and Horace Ensign medical building, 1501 E. 16th St.,
b k I h •·v .. played a game In Horace En· dd1ti rea lng nto t e oyageur, event Danny Mater and Kent Th d J 16 $40,000: H. E. ChrlaUer, a on h 'G 1 1 .. d ''Tl 0 t " sign's gym on urs ay. an. . S 000 t e ' r a y an me u . Balch were winners. Betty Hill Tht-B game was 26.32. In Horace at 608 St. James Pl., 1, .
won for the younger girls and e lfEWPOIIT BEJGBTS
Police Giwe Wanli11
Altout BolUS Check
Nt>wport Beach Pollee put out
an all-points warning to markt>ts
this wM"kend on two men who
may be trying to cash a bad
ch('('k ht>rt'.
The mt'n wt>rE' refused at sev-
t>ral local stores when tht>y pre·
sented a check from a Gard~n
Crovc rontractor made out for $81
In writing but for $810 by <'hC<'k
protector machme.
Ensign's favor .. The A score was 1 there was a tie between Sydney 13_14• our favor. High point men Nelson Reames, 1-untt, -story
Hill and Lisa Ambrosini. The old· W<'rc Dennis McMillan, 6 points; dwelling at 247 Ocean VIew. $17,-
er boy winners wt>re Frank Balch John Shaw, 4 points: Steve Har· 580< R. E. Hartftaon, garage, 543
and Terry Thompson. while the pE>r. 2 points, and Kent Edler, 2 Tustin, $2.000. rorrespondlng girls wt>re R~ e BAJ.aOA ISL.A.IfD Ganlon and Karen Washkp. points. • • • Forrest Allinder. remove ga-
The 100-ft. dash wall won by • FOBEIGif PEN PALS rag<'. build new garage and 2·
Kent Balch, Frank Ba lch. Betty story addition, 114 Pearl, 16,000:
Hill and VIckie Hawes. Runne~-For about 6 we-eks now. Mrs Judee Maurice Sparling, 1-unlt,
up were Edward Washko. Terry Mosstt-ller's classes have bet>n 2-story dwelling, 306 Diamond,
Thompson. Sydney Hill and Cyn. writing to children all over the 515.000.
thla Smith. world. The students paid 25 cents e IALBOA
The ball throw fpatured Dannv and acquired a foreign pen pal Roney Vallely, addition to res-
SCJIOLABSBlPS OFFER.ED
Maren Frank Balch Betty Hiil through which they exchanged taurant at 507 Edgewatt-r, S500:
and vicki Hawes as .blut> ribbon Interesting Information. All the Mrs. Sarah Taylor, foundation,
winners. RNt ribbons went to Ed· pen pals s peak Engll.sh, but 1137 E. Balboa Blvd .. $1,500: Ron·
ward Washko, Tom Canton. Don· I many of tht>m do not write It too t>y VaiJely, sign. 507 Edgewater,
na Metz and Cynthia Smith. well. Mrs. Mossteller Is making $150; Gordon Crary, alterations,
The Costa Mesa-Newport Har-Mt-mbers of thl' new baton club a bulletin board or these pen pal 1515 E. Bay. $400; Bay Island
bor Lions Club will sponsor 2 atf': Danny MacMillan. Sydnt>y lt-tters. • • • Club, renee and blacktopping at
$250 scholarships for graduates Hill, Donna Metz. Marilyn Cle north end of Island Ave., $1,600;
of Orange Coast College, cla._'S of mt>nts, Debbie Washko, Anna • JUJflOB R.EJ) CROSS T. Breckenridge, addition at 1129
'58 Ont-boy and one girl residing Bonnt-r, Diane Moore. Cynthia Horace Ensign hopes to fill a W. Balboa. $2,500; Roger Hanna·
In the Newport Harbor Hi gh Smith, Pat Murphy and Susan box from each room this year for ford, a lterations at Bay Depart·
&hool Olstrlct will be ~~elected. Moore. pre-school age children a bout to ment Store, 303 Main, $2.000.
--------------------------enter one or the boarding achool.l e IAT SBOU:.S operated by the Indian Service of Irvine Co., wall at 2500 Bay·
• • • • • • • '' •' • • '' '''' ' ' •:•:• • ''' '' ' '• -:•:•' the U.S. Government on the Na· shore Dr .• 1(25. and at 2576 Bay· Tar Tattl~ FROM HABBOB IU vajo ~rvatlon. Some of tM ahore Dr .. $1.260 . .::::::;" • · .., 1VDT KA1'FJ:I1l) boxes or kite have ~n eent to e a&WtoaT
, • • 8 •• , • •:M?• , • , +:-:• • , , , trailer schoob Jn remote areu Robert Retherford. s tor a 1 e c : • 8 E M!+ I M
e SADIE BAWJDKS
"Around the World In Eighty
Days" wu the theme for the an-
nual Sadie Hawkins dance held
last Friday night and sponsored
by the Girls League Cabinet and
Freshman Council.
Iowa tests were taken by the
Juniors at Harbor on January 20,
21. a nd 22 to establish a record or
their personal achievements In
several academic area.t.
Understanding of bulc social
ronrepts, background In natural,
correctness and approprlatenes!
of expression. quantatlve think·
ing, Interpretation of natural
science materials.
ot the reservations. Horace En· space, 4323 W. Coast Hwy., $150;
11lgn School participated In this A. B. Cubbage. wall at 415 38th
project for the tim time In 1955. St., $riO: Clyde Scht>llberg, cabana
The drive will conclude thla Frl-at 226 19th St., $1,750; Morga n
day. Lowt>ry, 2-unlt. 2-story dwellln1.
.. ray-SIIIIen HMIII
11 TV Com1111rcial
5223 River, $21.560; Norton Flam·
ers. 1 unit, 2-atory dwelling add·
ed at 315 35th St., $1.3.210; Mrs.
Sidney Campbell. 1-unlt, 2-story
dwelling added at 3108 W. Ocean
Ft .. $5.000; Melvin Carpenter, 2-
uni 2-atory dwe at 121 ~th
RUNNING
REGULAR
We slacenJy appr...,..
.,..,., pcatieDce ad ......
The dance. which begBn at 8:30
p.m. and luted until 11 :30 p.m .,
was held In the Social Hall and
Girls gymnasium, which was gal·
ly decorated In scenes depleting
Germany, France, Hawaii, Africa,
Russia, and othPr countries visit·
ed by Mike Todd's production
"Around the World In Eighty
OBys."
Other tests dealt with lnterpre·
tatlon of literary materials, VO·
cabulary. and use or sources of
Information.
The Murray-Sanders homes on
Harbor Blvd., near Orange Coast
College, have ~n selected by
(;(!neral Electric for use In a TV
commercial to be shown on the
G. E. Theatre at 9 p.m . Sunday,
Feb. 9.
Orco Block Co.
The two most popular high·
lights of the evening were the
"hitchin ' post." with Mr. Webb
"Parson" Jones "officiating," and
the fortune telling booth, with
Mrs. Mary Lu CGypsle) Stal read-
Ing the tea leaves. Only 3 couples
wt're divorced by Mr. Paul Cald·
well, which ju11t goes to show
that "stu dents at Harbor High are
happily married."
Among the 450 student& who
danced to the music of the Clayt
Lee Band. seve r a J r~lved
awards
Bob Burnett and his date Diane
Ward captured the Theme Award
by going with bukeU on thelr
heads and helium ftlled balloons
wttre tied onto the baskets. Carol
Sallabury was the best Dalq
Mae. Jeff McNeUiedge wu the
"ICl'Oungtest" Jook1ng.
The tests were ta ken the first
3 periods of the days by the Jun.
tors and were conducted by Jun-
Ior Instructors. Result. will be
a v a 11 a b 1 e approximately OM
month latt>r through the fiCth
period teacher-counselor.
DJVII)EIID DE~
California Bank's directors have
declared the regular qua.rterly
dividend of 50 cents per ahare
payable Feb. 3 to shareholderw of
record at the cla.e of bualneu
Jan. 17.
IIOVE J'aOif UT IBOaD
The Alvln Evane have moved
from 3581 Waverly Dr., Bay
Shores, to Endno.
Don Herbert, General Electric's
iV progrE'SS reporter, who Is
known as 1V'a Mr. Wizard, BUpet·
vised the tllmlng, which will be
Included In a stu dy of the modern
home of today.
JET auss
WATER HUTEIS
A.R Marsac
Plumber
Bun.DING BLOce-ALL SIZES-ALL TYPES
TE WIIILE
Costa Mesa Luna•erCo. Awards were al.lo ptetented to
Suale McCoJJom and Don Smith, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g who were 4relaed u native. and I had as their captiva Annte Ben·
stein and her date Dave Va~hn :
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VILLI 1111111
PMtal'ta9 a.. MCda a 4. ......._ ,..._. dl& eta 'diM ctactt.
U.. VWo II_... ta --' 01 .. c::o.aty'• a..t ....... .-tiL a-q.t...__...., .. ._ La lll.ttM...._. ........ laW..,..._.. .. ... tMa..-• ............
Ron K~ler, who wu dreaaed u
a white hunter, and Paula Echola,
who was ~ u a native lD
leopard akin. The m08t elaborate·
ly dreaed were Oou,g MacLachlan
and Molly McClintock. Uz Ware
and Johnny Wells won the
award for the moat Oriental.
They wt'Ti! d.reued U ChlneJM!.
ncket8 for the dance wt'~ sold
by the Clrla Learue Cabinet and
the 'Freshman Coundl at Sl a
couple. which brought In a profit
of mort! than 150 .
The dance wu a big aucx.-
and the mc.t colodul S.dle Haw·
ldna ,et!
e MUIIIU CLU.
The reknowned City of Hope
Ha.pttal wu vtatted on J'lldq,
January 17, by the Ba.rbcw Rllh
Ku.,_ Club u a medlod ott
~"Y~J\1.
The dub. uctlrtM~ ott lc::Mal .... 1111. ..........
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JAMES D. RAY ,
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LAGUNA
FEDERAL -·--P~· 4~ Per Annum 4 T:iines a Year
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From. the POUCE . BLOnER
Classified Ad Order Forn1
-e IIOifDAY, JAJI. • )'OUr)& trfttl on hla 'Pro])erty . , ,
,.,.. )f. W. Wrleht. 1.507 Pria· Bruce Wolt.e, 400 ~Sola Terr.,
('ill& Ln., HacbOr tnahlancb, re· Corona Hlt hlancb, report~ th.e
porte(! a Good Humor Ice cream theft of a $20 bicycle ..• Arthur
t.Nck J"Unntne hla motor to at· White, 709 W. Bay Ave., Balboa.
tract attention • . . Mrs. Jean reported the theft of a t!O bicycle
Sudduth. 121 39th St., Newport . • . Neal PUrcell, 2140 SevUJe,
Beach, told pollee her son, Schel. Balboa, told pollee chlldftn Wft'e
ly, 3. had been bitten by a nel&h· playln& on top of a train at the
bor'a doe -which was quaran. Pacific Elect.rtc Station ••. AJJce
tined . . • Mrs. C. F. fttohnborg, .Johnson. lOS lade, BaiOO. Ialand,
2600 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar, told pollee that Jive wires we,.
reported an opossum u nder her down In a vacant hou.e &CrOll
house .•. Pollee found a wheel· the street ••• Helen Alpert, 2610
('halr In the water by the New· Seaview, Corona del Mar, re-
port.Balboa &vines and Loan POrted somethlne thrown at httT
As.sn. . . .Michael Berry, 206 Coral house.
Ave .. Balboa b lan d, reported the • SVJmAT, JAM. 21
1068 ol his $52 bike. Mrs. l oeeph N. Donahue, 215
CJa.i.ti.c:ati.n
For .-. ____ o
Want.d to buy._o
-. ... &ta+e n
For rent. __ __o
Want.cf to r.t_o
Help wented ___ o
Wonc wantecL. ___ o
lost & Fex~nd ·--··-·..0
Share your c.r ... ___ o
e TUESDAY, JAJf, 21 Ameth)'at. Balboa laland, report-
Kenneth Getty of the Buffalo ed her house In shambles after
Rllnch told poUce he thought he being broken Into -damage un-
l!aw an airplane ro down south known ... Mrs. Richard J. Smith.
east of the ranch Sunday . • . 121 Via Orvleto, Lido Isle, told
Perce Pellett. 542 Riverside, New-pollee ahe lost her Kerry Blue
port Helrhts, report~ the theft of Terrier ... William Burris, 844
his 12-gauge ahot gun worth $190 VIa Lido Nord, Udo lsle, reported
from his parked car ... Evelyn finding a 12-toot outboard boat
Crawfard. Lido Yacht Anchorage, tied up to hls pier ... Clerks at
told pollee the 75-foot ketch Lee's Pharmacy, 302 Marine Ave.,
"Zla," turned over while belna Balboa b land. reported finding
launched-no Injuries ... Char-k.eya In a red holder tn front of
lotte Barley, 117 E. Bay Front, the store ... lud)' Edmonda, 921
Balboa Island reported a hit and E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, reported
run driver attuck her car from wires down ln the alley behind
MAJL TO: THE ENSIGN. 2850 E. Cocut Hwy., Corona del Mar
PenoMI --·-··-D
Misc:.eU.neous ... __ . .Ll
CONGRESSMAN Jomes B. Utt,
Republicon of Santo Ano. an-
nounces his condidocy for re·
election os U. S. Repre~entol1ve
from tha 28th Congres>,onol
District jOronge and Northern
Son Diego Counties). He will
seek his fourth consecvt;ve •erm
Mr. Utt. o notive of Sonta Ano,
se rved as state t~ssemblyman
from 19)) to i937, then for to
yeors wos an inheritance to.< op·
praiser before takin g up h1s
duties as congressman in 1953.
Your Name -----------Address ----------Phone
the rear at Coast Hl&hway and the fttondezvoua Ballroom.
Newport Blvd. -mtnor damage • IIODAT. JAJC. '¥1
. . . Arty Stuckey, Balboa Bay Mrs. Adlln Nadon, 312 Ialand
Club, told pollee he aaw a boy Ave., Balboa, reported to pollee
push a bicycle off the bluff. that $155 worth ot property wu e WEDifESDAT, JAJf. 22 taken from her locked car ...
Mrs Clark Sweet 415 Kln&a Jack Queener, 63, of eo.ta MetiA,
· H ' d d d was booked tor Intoxication after
Mothers Aid
Polio Drive Pl.. Clift aven, reporte a ea an accident lnvolvlnr damage to
cat In her IJarage ... J. K. Hamet, a parked car belonging to Ralph
1824 Highland Dr., Harbor High · M k t 3411 Newport Blvd. The annua l Mothers' March,
Jand8 wanted his pet white rat as ey a ' aiding the BPW Club's polio tund
picked up Balboa Market 608 Newport Beach · · · Marlin l ohn· drive, wu held Tuesday night.
E Balboa ·Bl~d Balboa re~rt.ed son, 605 Mar,uerlte Ave., Corona Captains for the various dis·
2 'smalJ chlldre~ hanrlng around del Mar. told pollee he found a trlcts In the city, acrording to
all morning ... Mrs. Hende~n. bicycle In a nearby gully · · · Mrs. M111. AI Horvath, chairman, were:
3706 Park Ln told pollee that Louis Kestleman, 122 47th St., Mrs. Richard Larzelere and Mrs.
Mrs McCa rty ., of the same ad· Newport Beach. reported two boys W. K. Chrlstopher for Balboa: drt>~ found a while Persian c•t shooting firecrackers · · · William Mmes. Robert Brown. James Sha.
lth a red rollar R. Ford. 14• Newwrt Beach, was fer and J. D. Wallace for !'\ew-w · cited at 17th St. and Cout Hwy • TBVIISDAT, JA!f. 23 for driving a car without an op-port; Mrs. Kenneth Gorton for
Mr!l. Edna Davenport, 1752 erator's license ... Thoma.ll Ham-Balboa Coves: Mrs. W. D. ~ew.
POa SALE
SACRIFJCINC-Beautlful Grand·
fathers Clock and HaviLand
China with Sterlln& silver pat-
tern. For quick Nle. Leavln&
town. KJ 3·2294. __ ..,._..._,...,--=---
BOXER PUP=J-Months old k&-
latered.. $35. 321 Allao, Newport
Helehts. Or call Midway 6·3124.
UPHOLSTERED FURNT'ruRE like
new · two lampil, all half price.
Call OR 3-6725 alter 9 a.m .
SPINET PIANO A bench, like new
with new euarantee. Rtorular
price $725, apedal for January
$495. Terma $15 per month.
Schmidt-Phillips Co., 520 N.
Main, Santa Ana.
PRAC'nCE Planet $95. $135, $195,
all In iood rondltlon or wtll
toa SALE
NEW RCA
COLOR TV
$399
With Trade ln
IIAIIY I. PETEIS
STAR TV
rent S5 a mo. Schmidt-Phillips. BALBOA BLVD. AT 23rd ST
520 N. Main. Santa Ana. NEWPORT BEACH
NEW STEINW A Y_P1;.:.:..:a.::.nos;__, -a-:-:11 ORiole 3·5700
styles. all flnlahes. payment "'u=-=sc::::ED=-""H,....,AM"""""'M'"="=o""N':":D~S=-p.,..ln:_e_t_O,..r-g-a-n;
from S45 per mo. Sch.mldt-Phll· perfect condition. Sch.mldt·Phll-
llps Co., 520 N. Main, Santa lips Co., 520 N. Main, Santa
AM. A~
NEW HAMMOND ORGANS, all SALEM MAPLE SPINET ll.kt' new.
models at your only authorized damaged In shipping. SAVE
Hammond Dealers In Orange $285. Schmidt PhHlJps Co. 520
County, Schmidt-Phillips, 520 N. Main, Santa. Ana.
CAAS roa SALE -----------------
1948 STlJDEBAXER 4-door Cham-
pion, eood condition. private
party Phone ORJo1e 3-4917.
'56 OLDS •'98'• ConvertlbJ~. E.xrel·
l~nt rondltlon . all extru, priv-
ate party, Sl8SO. Phone Mid·
way 6-2746.
IIOJttT TO LOAJf
l..ARGER LOANS
To $100,000.
One to Ftve Ye-ars
Also caah for TDa.
JACK SMTTB CO.
Investment Realtors
1704 N. Main St. · Kl 3-8381
Santa Ana
BANK TELLER
OR
BOOKKEEPER
Experienced NCR operator
Apply
~35 E Coast Highway, COM
Oftlce. California Bank
11lADE
TilDE II
,_ 0111 ...
On a new HamUton
Liberal allowance, aee .... _.,.........
JEWELER
3123 E. COAST HWY ~ COM.
SPECIII.!
For Month of February
$11.&8
ftto gular S17 .50 Job
All WaKin& Done by Hand
w~ Also Do:
L'phol.st~ry Cleaning
Motor Cleanlnc
Monthly Rates !Wash ing 6
WaxlnrJ
'•
'I
PlaLa del Norte. Balboa, re~rted mond of Orange reported theft man for Newport Heights; Mrs
some-ont> tappln& on her Window of SlO worth of liquor from n boat C. Orby Anderson for Westc-liff
... Frank Clugow, 6403 Sea· owned by Charles Wineberg, 912 and Harbor Highlands: Mrs. Rlch-~hort" Dr.. Newport Beach. re· VIa Lido Nord, Udo Isle . . Mrs. ard Lilienthal for Cliff Ha'-t>n:
ported boys on Udo Isle threw Gladys Tye. 517 Poinsettia Ave . Mrs. Bryant Wiest lor Lido lslt>;
egi'll at hu car necessitating new 1 M told 11 Mrs. Ma rgaret Rlngwalt for Bay paint job ' Ro~rt S Dorrla. Corona de ar, po ce so::h Shores; Mrs. Robert Class for
N. Main. Santa Ana lc Ham· S!dALL EBONY SPINET~-p-la_n_o
mond Organ Studios, 521 No. a beauty. $389.00. T ~ r m s
Spadra, Fullerton. The Ham-like rent. Schmldt ·Phllllps Co ..
Top job opportulllu.-..n ftelda. Please Call for ApPQintment AT
Kfll and Women
2140 Granad~. ·Balboa, told PQllre ~~e ~plotlc~ed u~t;_:r 1-~~~g:ro~n Newport Island; Mrs. 1une Peter·
tlomeone stole S15 worth of hub-14~ ~~ ~I · ;: r I~vlnl' Terrace. •~«>n for Lido Trailer Park; Mrs. C .
caps from his car ... Ml"!!. R. L. told pol fee nsh:r l~t a $500 dla: T. Pfleger for Harbor Island; Mrs.
Keppen, 298 VIa Quito. Lido lsle. d brooch on her way to the Leon Yale for Bearon Bay; Mrs.
reportf'd ''skunk trouble" ... Hel-r ot Cout Country Club . . . Robert Hankey tor Irvine Ter-
en Llndwy 2306 Margaret Dr.. rv ne rod Ave rare: Mrs. H. I1 Sames for Shore
Harbor Highland. told pollee she ~~n~a~:j 6i:a~lr~~rted th~ Cliffs; Mrs. David Webb for Co·
found a card eaae with a social theft of a S20 Fiexi-Racer rona HIJhlanda; Mmes. H. V.
secllrlty card belonatn& to Jemes F ancl.s Howell 618 Marlgold Richardson. John Tubb8, Albert
Charles McMUllan ... Jack B. A~ Corona del Mar repo~ Routh and Mill Marilyn Wheeler K~p. 908 S. B4Y Front. BalbOa tt..t" h wu the victim of a tor Corona del Mar; and Mrs.
laland. repon.d a dHd aeal at ~eht!,.• eat's b1te ... Doroth;y Harvey Peue tor Balboa Ialand.
Sapphire and S.. Bay Front · • • Crawford ot the Dlnnerhom Res-
Jlm O'Conner. 1700 KIJW~ Rd., taorant. Newport Beach, reported
Cliff Haven, reported the theft of cigaret machines were bu~lar
hbJ S15 bicycle · · · J. M. Evana.l lzed to the tune of S100 ... R. H. Newport Beach. told pollee Dan Twl h 1 lO f 4800 Rlvt>r New· Scholefleld. 214 Poinsettia Ave .. rtt~e 'h ~ hl!l bike l~to the Corona del Mar, reported the ~ ac · t ~d and Balboa thett of a $100 power lawn mow-r.vans car a er ... Mra. Harold Dawson, 2001
Blvd. -no damage to bike. car Cliff Dr .• Nt>wport Heights. told
or boy. pollee t~ome-one shot a BB eun
• nlDAT, JAJC. 24 pellet through her window ':' ..
A two-car collision In the rain
Saturday evening at Coast Hwy.
and Bayside Dr. sent both drlv·
ers to Hoag Hospltol with minor
Injuries.
They nrl.' Stanley C. Allt>n. 22,
of Laguna Beat'h, and LeRoy Jay
Berry, 23, of Costa Mesa.
Paul Heckman, 108 VIa Antlbes, Bill DeSutter. JOt Orchid Ave .. Co-
Lido Isle, reported 2 boys tried rona del Mar reported two
to brnk Into his house during vou ngsters took' a car belonging
the night · · · Vera Wardell. 215 to Frederick M. Noad from hls
Ahwthyst, Balhoa Island, told po· garage at 329 Marguerite Ave .. All0l7KD T1lE COUEJl
lice an attt"mpt was made to Corona del Mar ... Lela May When the Keith Mlchelsens
burglarize her home . · · M. Con· Smith, 60. of 2024 Beryl Ln .. Har-moved they didn't go far . ·. .
tant, 6 18 Romana Dr .. Irvine Ter· bor Highlands was booked for from 136 VIa Trieste, Udo Ish.•. to
rae<'. rt'ported finding a piggy drunk driving.' tht' next street. 124 VIa Undine. bank containing S1 .25 ... MnJ.
Lambert. 10<1 15th St .. Newport
Beach, told polkE' she found 6 Ill'· sort~>d signs in thE' alley at 15th
St. and ~an Front ... AI Har-
rl!l, 1200 W. Cont~t Hwy., Newport.
~ported boys w ith guns on the
d iU overlook ing the highway ...
Michael Mooney. 16, of Newport
Bea('h, wu citE'd by pollre for
Restore Competition,
Xhools Are Urged
mond Oraan never needs to be 520 N. Main. Sahta Ana. tuned.
FRENC;.H:,._P=-ro-v.,...i n-c-:-1 a-:-1--:S:-p-:-1 n-e-:-t -re-. IlEAL ESTATE & Jl.EJfT ALS
turned from rent. Save $188. 3
yrs. to pay. Schmidt-Phillips,
Co., 520 N. Main. Santa Ana.
A 1TRACTIVE LARGE S t u d I o
room -COM. Fireplace. fur-
nace, private bath, 2 separate
1..3) Tuatln-Newport Beach
( aaa. from All-American
parldnc lot,
nRE ULE entrances. Suitable for business to make a profeaslonal chan.(e to
man or woman. Monthly or better aerve yoor fellow man. yearly. Phone ORJole 3·1893.
400/o II &oo/o OH
NO OOWN-TEB.MS
NEW FRONT DELUXE APT for To lncreue your productive time.
1 or 2 adults -neaz atores and To tnaure your future recardlea
tnnspo:rt.aUon. Larte Uvln& ot ace. room. built-In dove and o~n.
aar. d.lsp.. tiled kitchen and , __
bath. thenn. coatroUed bft.t. To double yow ~e. 1t s. llYn
50.000-MILE GUARANTEE
Wbole.sale price for
fttotall Customers
IIIE IYERS
UN10N SERVICE
Avocado A Cnut Highway
Corona del Ma r
Ne.xt to Jamaica Inn
ORi olt> 3-3320
sund«k and .raraee. 409 lu-
I mJne. Corona del Mar. U 8-6721
eves. S100 mo. -yearly le&M.
CHARMING HOME On the beach
In China Cove. 4 Bedrooms; 2
battu: doubl~ garage: bar~
cue July and August · $1i0>.
Doris Bray ORiole 3·0350
LARGE LOT.=:Near Newport Har
bor High. $5.500-Tenns .. Uberty
8-1617.
ONEBEDR'MAPT. $65-monthly
Furnished. Balboa Peninsula
Call JAckson i -4524.
UNFURNISHED 2 -=s-=E:=Dc=Rl0711.~1 • ....,H~ou-se-
SPECIAL SALE of Grands, In· Nice. Adults. $100 mo yearly
eluding Kimball, Baldwin, Ma· basis Erhardt ~alty. ORiole
son .tr Hamlin. Kroeger, Bram· 3·5540.
bach and many otht"rs u low FOR RENT OR LEASE attrart1ve
as $385. $495, $675. etc. office In Corona del Mar. All or
Schmldt·PhllJipq Big Plano lr desk spa<'f' ~fr. Se<Jlnger. Ph.
Orga n Store, 520 N. Main, Santa ORiolt> 3 ~0. Evenings U 8
1 Ana. 0265. 3637 E. Coast Hwy., Co
1 ELECTRO~IC ORGAN.:_Best Buy, rona del Mar.
only $395 Schmidt Phillips Co., WINTERRE~"TA-L-.,.Ba....,J..,..boa-lo;Jand.
520 N. Main, Santa Ana. 3 bdrm. houstt. 2 bath and 5t&
HAMMOND Chord Organ -any. ragt> _ newly furnlshed. Call
one can play this wtth no lH· ORiole 3 4093. ·
sons Low price lc euy term_'--:.._-~-~
Sa t A a good location; pleasant sur
! YOU RAVE!
Then aee Mr. Croran
Sales Su pervlaor
.... Rest
lazerial Part
1842 Newport Blvd~ Costa Mesa
SOME YREE -30ME FEE
AppUcanta needed. many omce
jotMI. a1ao rata W"anta and do-
me.ttca. 'Many jobs for qualltJed
men.(~ now.)
lu.ne Fanv Empl. Agency,
402 \i 32lld St., Newport
SALESMAN
PART GR FU U niE
tax St>n. tee to small .• nd med-
MIKE MYERS UNION STATION
ORlol~ 3·3320 . As.k lor Harry
lt01"011U..l::C1 LA.IfDICAftiiG1
Maf.A1rr rr oes -.,.u W.ciD
Ugbt a..u..,.
u 1-HM.' u • .....,._u t-4545.
••• PIIIIDII£1
ma a:wr
S.IOI 1 .. 101 ---a.M lGOI Soun4 ProJectcn
FAST OOLOB FILM SERVIa
Model A1lpla.JM SupplJa
....Csr 1r1S..,
1782 Newport Blvd.. eo.ta )(ella
P'bone U~ S-70C2
JOHN~iTONE'S
lesa Alto WreciWI
Used Auto Paru., 'nrea
We Buy Cars and Scrap Metal
UBERTY 8·7013
2m'S Placentia Ave .. Costa Mesa
WHEELER ELECTRJC
Electrical Contractlnc
Free Est irna t es
2753 D E. Coast Hlgnway
Corona del Mar
ORiol..-3-9-l64 · U R 1315 Ev~.
Pamting-Decorating
PAPER BANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
UceDMICS Contractor
1897 Oranp Ave. Cocta MH~ driving with only one license Year-round use of school facll-tlonal level and have removed
plate and speeding at Balboa lUes and reinstatement ol rom· rompelltlon from thf' classroom
Blvd. and 13th St., Balboa · · · peUUve Incentives are rerom· by passing students through the
Nelson Stafford of Stafford Elec· mended by the Federated Rtopub-various levels of training with no
trlc Costa Mesa, told pollee 80me-llcan Women's Club of Newport reaard for the etCort, capacity of
one' stole $315 worth of electric Harbor. achievement of the lndlvidaul."
Schmidt Phillips, 520 N. Main, I FUR."iiSHED ~PT -Ground floor.
n a n · roundlngs: adults only: no
FINE BALDWIN GRAND. like pets. 610 ~farguf'rlte, COM. new. Rt>gular $3370 model for --Sl350. 3 yrs. to pay. Schmidt-ATI"RAC11VE 2 bdrm. untumlsh .
t.Jber17 8-8628
I' County ----1-,-.. -.. .:..-........_-----
al't'a Ideal for peNOn with In-... A
tlon "1de Co. (lf,l
drlll motors from his truck while Jn a resolution passed at the The rHOlullon stated further Phillips Co. 520 N. Main, Santa ed ~pl Convenient location.
An l nquare 508 Marigold, COM ..
a. ORiole 5 -0486. parked at 110 Riverside, Newport January meeting, the club mem-that the club membeOl should
Heights .. · Car Ctse, 310 Ameth· bers said that "our schools have "work toward the adoption of a
yat Ave .. Balboa island. reported watered down the r e q u 1 r ed more nrorowa course of study at DOC CAUSES OlASJI ---------------------.'D'SDI'ESS a.EJn' ALS
terest in setting own hrs. Im-
mediate romm. ORiole 3 8950 for
appt. a boy ahot a pellet through the rour-. of study at every educa-aU educational levels with par· A trtsky dog co.t lanet Doris
window at 313 Amethyat · · · A ttcular emphuls on those soUd Tattersall. 1~ W. Balboa Blvd ..
sparking utility pole was report· Beach Pa rk·1 n 9 •ubjecta which dlsdpllne the Balboa. minor car damage when ed by Mathew Stamm. 1520 W. mind. live the .tudent a IOUnd she swerved to avoid It and
Balboa Blvd., Newport. at 16th foundation of basic knowledge crashed Into the cement divider DM WILIEI :~~ ~choo;.:!~:~~ 'or.?·N~~~~: pass Is s 7. 50 ~~:v~~0fh~:~::g~~ ~s:d ~~:-)boa Blvd. and G St. Satur· High S<'hool boy will u~rdse and
reported aam~. Price ol the annual parkJnc acJentlt1c a~; and that Instead of _.:.____________ For rent. Under ron.<~tructlon. give preliminary tralni.n& alter e U TUaDAT, JAM. 2S pass for the Corona del Mar Main me~ly apendlq vast suma of All your printinq n..Os will be IK'hool and w~k-ends.
Gregory Daymond, m VIa Vir-Beach wu Mt at 17~ by the money we make 1\IU and efflcl· Modern office bulldlng -avalla-ORiole 3·7319 en.z.e, Udo lale, ,.ported a prowl-Newport Beach Cl~ Council Mon. ent, y~ar-round u.w ot our school hondled cOI'venie.,tiv end couri-
er ... ,lloward A. Olda. Z7. New· d•v -nln" ....... _ pa ..... nr •-,...
1
fadJJtlea In beln&. and ,.Instate .r __ 1_ 1 ble Mareh 1. Modifications to f ~ -, "' • .., • .,,.. nu ~.-1 -.~ 1 1 ti eoudy in the com~te y-.quip-port· BHch.. w .. dted or •~· malna at !0 ~nta pucar. norma oom...,.. .. t ve neeD vee as suit. Separate plumbing faciU-
Inc ••• Frank Everest. Ml S. Bay Th"e plan wu tried Jut year a I'Adn. ot conectlng what l.s ~ Job Printinq O.pertment of
Front. Balbo&' laland, told peS for the first tfmt', f01nr Into tf· ~ ln Ublted States Educa-t1es; FA heat; otf-st'J'Ht parkin~
.orne drtftf bJ'Ok down his;:::_ feet In AUJ'Uit. and the pttce wa.a iUoil.iin.~ .. ~IIJ!IIIII-------iliiil.i,;;i;;iiii..-iiiiiliooooiiiiiiiiiil ___ iiiii~ fence and drove away · · · $2.!0. Ct~ Mana~r ttobeJt ~-Staol~ Bell. 217" M&rl\lertte. ton ,.ported that 18 ~ ...,. S p E C I A L P 0 L I C E Corona ct.l Mar. told polk!l • hJt aold last y r-78 to local ral·
and run H.r damared he:r cat at Mnta. ~ to non-rMtdefttt. ~and Cout Hwy. · · · Mrs.. Coundtm.a.n lay Stoddat4 a .
Dam.a.Jd MartLn. 1i01 Deborah Ln .. plalned tbat the prtnwy JNI"PPOIIt
Ratbor llltblanda. ~ that of the pu~ Qttem wu to be1p
bu aon. Bruce. I. wu bltt.n b1 a local realdlmta. and eald tha.t the
nttahbcw's dol . • · Jlkharcl A. NeOfd .,.. t.b:at u.e,....,.. WUDamt. 101t Dowr Dr ....... pwd\.Utd .......,. '-Ylaall peoopaa;
clllf. told pollee M~~MboctJ lltOM ,.,..,.. --.. ol Ootou ...
tbe beads fl'alll ba. •IJd.alder _,.. Mar ~ tD tM I UIO prb,
t.tm-daiUP ~···lila Vera .. ylq thAt U.. tii*Sal ~
• Pwwooath. 110t Court. "~ ~ C.'!lllllmlttM bad ..,.....,. • ...... ~the theft of a-... a
cat ~ •••..... AWn OuaJa.
106 K. ~· l'r'oclt, .. l ........ PGftt4 • .._. eenren pried •P lft
.. ef' '"' enbJ •.. EdWald the lfewpwt ....., .._. ill ftll lh M -VI• KaNa, UdD IMf ;WQI _. rl" I ..,-.; ..., 41 llltiU.tblftoltM Iiiii at 1M...,..-... t; .,_
llllft ,._ IIIII ear •.• C. L. .aadr· ~ tM...,...,. .._ -W. --. un .,..,_ L&. ,.., • ... ,..,. .... • ...._e..,.
t.N ..... I II lilllll ---··WpM~
Only one suJte and foor lndlvidu.
al otnces len.. On p~rty ewry·
C. W. IIITEIS
.., .•
WAX AloqD POLISH FLOORS
CLEAN RUCS. W A.LLS.
WINDOWS .........
lillllllll ....
For Cardiac Conditions
ltldney Stones
Nephrtua -All~rrles
SaJt f'n!oe Diet u 8·5012
MOVING?
ONE MAN a VAN 17.75 HR.
2 men A van at min. P.U.C.
rate of $9.25 Hr. w1thin 30
ml. 'nme starts at JQur door .
We d~Jiv• man. o( .1000 lbs.
up to 80 mUes lame day tor
min. P.U.C. r•te.. No o . chJ.
for Sac Call H.-man u 8·22'74
or LJ 8-84.'10. 8:N W. l9th Sl
Colta ~~-. t.ow.t at«qe ratee.
COIDI.Kft &.AiaiKUafG .. .... na IS'I'DU.n::s Miler... .. ,. ,.,.. .... ~
""OO.C......,_A Da. IIA.IlfUWid
aalole s..atiD-1* E. o..t ..,..
I
,
I Mil C. UIDEI
REALTOR ................. ORiole 5-0040
, .... Cll Slnl• 1/1
I UBITY
IN CORONA DEL MAR
•
AMAZING TERMS
KOW OFFERED ON A
CINDERELLA HOME
II ,_.,1 lEU EITIID"
... VEIEUJII
Now tor the 11m time you ean
own a fabulout ClDderella home
tor
510110 r
cash d~ pa~nt
VEIEU.JS
The last of the •~,. GJ. loans Jn
this area wtth a mlnl1hum of
down plu. ~imp.
Plans for establishing a Chris·
tlan Science Church ln Corona del
Mar were announced thls week.
Regular Sunday services at 11
a.m. will be held ln the Arthur
Murray Studio, 3523 E. Cout Highway, beginning this Sunday. 3 bdrm. It family room home
in popular price range. It has
THE TRUTH IS ••• theae homes have more "bonus" features than any
under $25.000. Jndudlnr ••• SHAKE ROOFS .•. BUILT IN RANGE lr
OVEN •.• MASSIVE 8" BRICK FIREPLACES ..• 3 BDRMS, 3 and DEN
and 4 BDRMS ••• ALL 2 baths ... 72' WIDE LOTS ... PLUS MANY,
MANY MORE. Modeb open every day and EVENINGS Ull 9 P.M. On
Harbor Blvd. In North eo.ta Mea, directly across from the new State
Hospital. sox J'OB TBE aADT"S 2 bth.s, 2 flreplcs .. w/w carpeting
WALKER lr LEE, INC ••. SALES AGENTS ... KIMBERLY 5-4403
A 6-lb~ u .oz. son. WUilam, Wf.S over hdwd. noors. 1 ~ lots (45'
born to Sandra and Robert Barry, frontage). Zoned R-2. Ample room
l4Z7 Serenade Terr., Irvine Ter· for additional house or apt. Price
~ce. Sunda~ Ja~ ~. ~ Hoog ~~~-on~~.~Dn. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hospital. • • •
• l 'oo Lnte to Clcuwty Fle1illle & DiHereat
FOR SALE: Roper 4-burner gas 3 bdrm. It family room for large
range tn good condition. S35· family-or easily convertible to
Phone OR. 5·0047 duplex with 2 bdrm. each unit.
2 UIITS au•
4 lADIES
CAal) OF TBAlfD Permanent harbor view. Elec. 01 011 Lot
Hattie c. Ruggles, 504 Colden-blt·ln kitch -all appiillnces,
rod Ave .• Corona del Mar. wishes w/w carpet It drapes. Price $33,· An older 2 bedroom furnished
to thank the many friends for 500. Terms. house in front Available for OC·
the kindness they showed to her
at the passing of ,her husband.
Herbert Ruggles.
OURT BOSH, Rltr.
31S I!AlUNE AVE.
BALBOA I.SLAND
O!Uole 3·7030
NARCISSUS AYE.
Coi'OIIa llel lar
IH Be-room Heae
Front of R-2 lot -30xll8. Some
furniture. Total price $11,500 with
ONLY $1500 down.
Joll• L s.•l•ir
REAL TOR & INSURANCE
OR 3-3850 -Eves. OR 3·6344
3333 E. Coast Hwy .•
Corona del Mar
OCEAN FRONT
LOT
One of the last R-1 Beach Lots
In the Balboa Area.
36 I 102
HARBOR IIYESTIEIIT
COIPAIIY
REALT O R S
Newport Blvd. at 30th St.
NEWPORT BEACH
OR 3-4400-Res. OR 3 5356
BALBOA ISLAND
First Offering
3 Ballrooms -2 Baths
Lanai Patio. Near North Bay
$33.000.
,WILDROI REALTY
3UJ Marine Ave .. Balboa Island
ORiole 3-1730
PONTIAC
Sells For
LESS r
AT
RiyCarvir
• • • cupancy. 3 Bedroom apt. in rear
. leased at $125 mo. 3 garages
BaJ & Beach ReaiiJ lac. leased at $10 each. $25,500. Con-
sider vacant lots in trade. 3519 E. COAST HlW A 'i
CORONA DEL MAR
OR 5·0440 C. W. lASTERS Use Ensign ClasaUled ads to
buy, selL trade or exchanee.
DOII'T CRY
TOIORROW
ORiole 3-6950
BUY TODAY
' 2229-33 E. Coast HiP••J
Coroua HI lar
1 Ottlce . 18x18 -1 Otfice · 19x21
Rear Shop . 36'x40'x20' high -Shed · 2l'x15'
LO'I' SIZE . 40'xll1' -Enclosed parking for 6 cars.
Price Retl.., to M!.OGO • 210/o hn
FUIICIS J. HORVATH
REALTOR
•3120 W. BALBOA BLVD. -NEWPORT BEACH
OR1ole 3-4980 -ORiole 3 ·7187 -Uberty 8-7451
--~~~~~~~--~--~~~~~~~~~~--
SOUTH OF HIIHWIY
3 Betlroo1111 • 2 BalM
Large family room; w/w carpeting thruout; luxurious
new drapes; dining area; fireplace; compact kitchen
with dishwaaher, dishmaster, disposal. filtered water ;
FA heat Large lot with lathe house and shrubs. Sun
deck with Bay and Oceo.n View.
$30,950
Appointment Only
CLAIRE VII HORI, R ...
2731 w. Coast Rlehway Uberty 8·4Zrt
• Newport Beach
COIOII HIIHWIIS
o,.. H--SalldaJ I ..... , 1-6 II&
•
&31 ....... ...
On level lot wtth view ot Ocean and Mountains.
Room for awtmmln1 pool. At lea than ~laoement
cost -$24.500. -Submit exchange or term.a.
Lot alone worth $12.000.
Excellent condition. Owner occupied.
.a•• v•n ·-~~~~ IEALn
36'7 N. NEWPORT BLVD.
oppoalte Hoar Ha.pital
Phone Uberty 8-1617-Eves. Uberty 8-12fr>
CIIIU IEL Ill
.... ,. Till Ill ..
New, Cu.tom-Bullt, Spactou., 2 Bedtm. lr Fam.Jl1 Room
Home. P'ea~ extra la~ llvtn.r rm.. aU-eledrlc
Jdtcben. carpeta and drape~, 2 betM, 2 t.Lrep**-an
extra Jarp rarare -~ tot Income unit. ... eoo
c::aab wm handle .
.1111 IIEIUI, ltlller
.... OoUt ..,.
SEE THESE IEIUDFUL lEW HOlES
IEARIII COIPLmOII Ill EXCLUSIVE
Westcliff
3 bedroom. 2 full bath Contemporary, with wide lot,
larae llvtng and family rooms. Built on a 90 foot
lot, this excitingly beautiful home has 1825 square feet
of ENCLOSED living area, an all-electric Hotpolnt
kitchen. attractive exposed beam ceilings, large covered
porch, and full service porch.
$21,8&0 . -$4,47& DOWN
4 bedroom, 3 bath Rancho. Shake roof, cedar siding.
Palos Verdes stone fireplace and planters. Thls modern
ranch style home, on a 90·ft. wide Jot, haa 2218 square
teet ot enclosed living area, a 24 -tt lone covered porch,
deluxe, breathtaklne Hotpolnt kitchen, service porch,
and beautl!ully appointed master bedroom suite with
dresslne room and bath.
$38,316 -$6,4&0 DOWII
3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 stall shower Contemporary. Built on
a 90-ft. wide homesite, thl.a sumptuoua 1964 square
toot home has a wonderfully intimate and comfortable
25xl5 kitchen and family room. The all-electric Hot·
point kitchen Is a homemaker's dream, and the wealth
of luxury appointments In all details make thla an
exceptional home.
$31,710 -$4,1&0 IIWI
With lb own entry courtyard. creatln1 an entirety dif·
terent con~pt In landllcape plannin1. tbJa 3 bedroom.
3 bath PadOc:a has probably the most ~ctoua, unu.·
ual and attractive family room you'Ve ~ ~n. Pan-
eled In textured birch. wtth cathedral ceiJlnp, and a
raised hearth !irepla~ of imported Mexican .tone, It Is
easy to Imagine the Intimate, enjoyable times you'll
have here. The entire 2224 square toot home, built on a
98-!t. corner homesite, ls designed for llvtne at Its best
536,110 -$6.310 DOWI
This 3 bedroom, 2 bath Colonial Is featured by a large
covered terrace with sliding ela.ss walls. It's one of
those unusual homes masterfully planned to ret the
maximum advantage out of every one of it. 188'7 square
feet of enclosed living area. It'a built on an 88·ft. cor·
ner homesite Ideally designed tor a pool.
-l&O -$4,812 DOWI
PRICES INCLUDE TITLE TO YOUR LOT
•
1100 We.t.cl..ltt Drive
Liberty 8-8181
~ KUe North of
Entrance to Bayah~
• SEE, ..... ,,
FlEE IEIT
.. 4 IIIII II C-1 Z..
Room tor addJnr cammerdal unlta. Your 3 tnant. wtll
ma1te all pa)'meiiU on th1a aeeU.Ot local propert;y a.nd
etve you a llDn' 7BEE HOME. Only .,00 dn. 8111'17
on th1a one I
IBBE rr • • We have an oceu~ ~ comer -and 2 aJtl,
we can trade for a qua.1Jt7 bMM. ....,_ SboreclU!s or a ...,. noat. .
ILYIE
YIIU LIIE Nil
On the wtdMt tree·llned street In town -
3 Bedroom.~, Fireplace, Forced·Alr HeaUne:
H&ICIWood Floon.. Wall to Wall C&.rpetlnJ;
Dlapoul, Dlabwasher: 2-C&r Gara1e -
Juat about everythlnJ! Priced at onJy
$23,~. The exterior Is very attractive, toot
IDLn Alii .. ,...... c..
Acroa from s.eurlty Bank, C.D..M..
2828 E. COAST BGHWY., C.D.M.
Phone: ORiole 3-3770
VOGEL VALUE
COlMA DEL Ill
lTTim• IPECUUTIRS
Attractive garage apt. on rear of R-2 lot. Apt. has hard·
wood floors, stove and refrigerator, earage, laundl'y
and extra euest room. Completely fenced yard, patio.
BBQ. Lots of room to build a home on the front ot lot.
The location Is good and the price Ia right at onJ.y
$12,500. Terms. The lot alone Is worth $8.~.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar -ORJole 3·2020 It ORiole 3-2021
BILL'. S BEST BUYS
IOIEY 111118 APIRTIEIT IOTR
Centrally located between Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach, just ofl HJehly Trav~ed Freeway. Five 2 Bdrm.
Apts, Two 1 Bdrm Apts It 2 meeping Rooms. can ea.slly
be converted to have an additional 5 Sleeping Rooms.
Income Excluding Owner's 2 Bdrm Apt. $14,750 yr.
Fill Price O.IJ $1&,000
Hall Down -Owner wtll carry balan~.
W. A. TOBIAS, Realtor
MATT LABORDE-Manaeer
"You•u Ll.ke Our Friendly Service"
(Across kt:reet from 1hrltty DruJ Store)
220 E. 17th St. eo.ta Mesa U 8-U39
Eveninp Call Ml 6 ·3071 • U 8-7007 • Ll 8-5865
PIE.SUSOI 1111111 WITH
HEITD I FILTEIED PilL
IRVIIE TERUCE
• Beautltul easily cared tor comer with luxuriou. 2-bdrm.
and convertible den, 2 bath home. Expenalve carpets
and drapes. Immediate poaealon. Flexible terms. See
1536 SERENADE TERRACE
UIL W. STAaEY, lulllr
15th and Irvine Uberty 8·2i&t anytime
WE'VE· GROWN TOO! .. ....
and BIGGER
$2,964,470--1952
THIS YEAR?
The Greatest -Our Goal!