HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958-05-29 - Newport Harbor EnsignTHE COUNTY MIA ~ fK*J a chotlenge of iNii9~ility be·
cau.-*he happens to trw j~ auots the county lint in lo Hl.bre.
bui she wos a llowed to ~eep Mr titte os a bono fide re~d.nt of La
Hebre. Here is tf.te Queen, Undo Holmes, at tfte left, with her 2
princes..s -Judi Griffin of Newport Beach. in the center, ond
Shirley Nipp of Brea, Molly Mcaintock. Miss Corono del Mar, was
o ''"'ner-u~ fot ntu"~Caow:.
... ... -...,t lillie Mu, Conlllt,. Jlldw'd F•tiMr· and aaJcS nw u.ae wu ~c::aUoa. .. tqtU w.-r J'ran:r. Mft'hMJ ___ ..;..... __
lD boMir crt tM Ntirtna au.,erin· o.uab.n. ~ Jtevtn. Roeeanne ten~ Sldne)t Davtc:t.on. who Loptfen, Laurel Martin. Paae
bad ln~ tM ftnJt banquet Westfall.
SINGING the "Alma Mat.r," composed for Newporl Harbor High
School by a daughter of Judge and Mrs. Donald Oodge, was Pfetty
much a family offoir at Sunday evening's program honoring Judge
Dodge ond Supt. Sidney Dovidsoo. Here. left to right. ore Donold
(Jed) Dodge Jr. of Long Beoch, son of the Dodges; the judge him-
HOW
self. ond Mrs. Dodge: Mrs. Byron (Dorothy Dodge) Johnson, who
came from WouiLegan, Ill. to poy o su~ise visit to her parents;
Betty Dodge H ollowoy from Torrance , composer of the song: ond
Mrs Do11odson wofe of the rettring superintendent. (En~qn prooto)
beck In 1J3L PNISdlna at the JunJon -Ted Cooper, Derl
banq'* was MlS. lobert Harbl· D&J'too. Molly Mc:Cllntock, Kath· eon. vtce-prlndpal, who wel· teen Raub Anna ReynoJda Mary
comed tbe 2)0 ltUdenu recelvtna Ellzabeth iucba.rdl. Bob s.n_.w. ·~: t. tbe list ot lndMdual Sophomon.-A.Jlce Lou.lae AJ.
ho ~t.d at the ban· len. Jim Andenen, Kalen Babeon, ".ton P Edward Bradbury, Tom Brennan,
Parking· Fee
To Be S I at
COM Beach
Parklnl at the Corona del Mar
beach will be f1 per car belin·
nlng July 1.
WHI!N THf .,.liAL .. ENDED. end e~tidence hed
been telen from e number of ecqueintonces, the
sentenc.-was Pfonounc.d by Judqe Robert
Gardner on Judge Doneld Dodge ond Harbor
High Supt Sidney Davidson at e High School
ceremony Sunday niqht. Th. sen,_nce : " profile
of each to be preJ»red in brome by Peterpeul
Ott of Lagune ond hung tn the mo1n lobby of th•
High School. Here Mr. Ott IS mokinq a prelomin·
ory uetch OS Judqe Dod98 (center) a nd Mr.
Devidson s•t for the wor• of ort
que · VALmiCTOIIAlf• Dan pteroe, BJU Callla, Barbara Carbon, John
wttb tbt hllheft IICbolutlc aver· Carlyle. Catherine Coldoa, Carol
f • LOlf Ann Coma.rdo. Carol Crum, Kath· ·~:n.I~~N: Stan Lewis, leen Dalton, Diane Drake, Jane
with tb MCOnd bJah.-t avuaa• Fontlua, Karen Fe»ter, John
of 1 027 • Gaae. N a n c y Gardner, Gall
Newport Beach City Council
took that action Monday eve.
nine. on a motion made by
Councilman Hans ~nz. Mr.
Lorenz said he was rnakln1 the
motion because of the expenM
of upkeep of the beach.
The coet of a season pa.as for
Budget Is 6.6% Over
Current Year's Total N~Uo~l Merit SchotarahJp ex· Graves. Sandra Godwin. Suaan
amJnaUon cont.t: pladnl in the Gould. Mary Hambrook, Thomas
top one·half peJ'Cellt of the na· Herbert. Diane Hoaland, Ann
uon'• IICholara _ Bob Burnett. Humuon, Cbrtatlne Huuey, Hoi·
BUI Brew, Ron Jteeler, Dan Pie~ l.Y lnar&ham, Lo~na Kelly, Ted parking stays at $7.:50. A 12.746.287 budret for the produce funds for net"ded <'apt City Manarer Robert Shel
announced that the parklne rea· 1958·59 rtscal year~.6'# hlaher tal Improvements or oth('r Mslr
ulatlons for t he atreeu on the than the current budret-waa able expenditures wh•<'h havt>
blulf ln the vlctnJty ot the beach submlt1~ to the Newport Beach ~n omined from thts prt>llmtn
would 10 Into ea ect beginning City Counct l Monday evenlnr by ary budaet.
d Dean Rickett&. KomweibeL
an Jane Laurte; JanJce Price, Mary
Bev Lientz Is Retmier, Alan Woodrich. Bev
Uentz. MJchael Ltnd.tedt, David
Lourie, Nancy Manaan. Charlotte
Man. Nand Maxwell, John Me· Out of Danger ~~...::!~· ~~~rn:
tomorrow _ Friday, Memorial City Manag('r Robert Shelton. "Sources of additional rt>n•nut"
Day. These rerulaUona call tor Council St't a public hearing for Council considt>rallon tn·
perkJne on one .tde o1 the atreeu I for 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 9, elude:
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on ~· and announced that copies ot the "1. R e c rea t Ion a I parkmg
ends and hoUdaya, and 20-rnln· pro~ budget are available In charges. , WI', Beverly Paul, lJnda Purcell, BeY lJentz m wUI Uve. Mupret Pwvee, CoUeen Rupp. ute ~rk1ng on the ocean aide of the city clerk's office for study "2 Refuse collection charc~
Ocean Blvd. by the public '"3. J~ased mlSC'ellaneous li Tbe Corona del Mar boy, who lleYftl)-~e. WUilam Samp·
wu aewNI.r bdwecl ill the auto-aon. Cbaralee S.raeant. Jeffery IICJf LAW o• ACDDA
truek ~ near ltustow lmJth.lJnda Spntt. ltrlsUn StaJ. The pro~ ctty alen ordl·
whldl ldJW ..._ father May 16. bcbel S~ Gecqia Thomaa. nance wUI be cllacuDed by Co·
Ia .. ,atnma -•tlty," Mo~ Gall LoU T~h, Judith Turner. rona del Mar merchants at Mon·
801pltal autberiU. aid ~ Watall. Saftdra Wat.on. day momlnl'a breakfut meetlne -=-motJMor .tJu Ia ln a Balm'l· 8llaan Wlq. Dorotll)< Woodworth, of the CDM Cham~r at the
._.. ~ltal and It "procr-· (OiftUD\Md on • ......;Paa'e;;.....EI.....;;.~_M_> ___ sn_a_ck_S_h_oP. ______ _
~b :o-aclmlnbtraw of t h • u.t.tz .-taw. mean,hU., Ia aeell·
Ina lntflnutlGD abOUt tiM vut· au~~anclu·
.... Off Wr. IMinU. 10 tbt.t the •· tate can .. ~ acSmlnl8tered ...... __, • .._,.. with til·
.............. uhd to C*fti'Dunl·
YCHN Girl Saved From
PailfUl Rabies Shots
ate w.. llarl A~. who baa A Conlfta 411 Mar ,..dent It tar more Jl.kel)' to produce dan·
-... 1r ,....., u publiC acS· aweS a 18·yar·old WhJttJer Jlrl aeroua camplleatlona than the
llllalllb .... • wtt.b hll a~ from painfUl and -.roua ftnrt. ~ ..-.run and Boden. anti-raW. tnoailatlON just an But the doc:tora abo in&lated • _... t111e En~~rn , •• .,..,.,.
City Manager Shelton said that ~nws. fees and ~nnits.
the budiet 1~ balanced, tusum. "4. Stwer wrvi~ charge.
lng conUnuance of the pre.ent "S. Street Uihtlni malnt~nan~
pro~rt;y tax rate of Sl.)t. Sources cllstrtC'b.
of the estJmated Income. equal· "6. Increase In general proper
ina the expenditure total. would ty tax limit: 15c ls maximum In·
i n c 1 u de the tollowloa major ~-.." ._ _ __.
Items: The revenue estimate Is ...._...
,. ..__ --on an U8eS8ed valuation ot 175.· 11 ty -· ···-·· .. ·-·-000.000 compared to the current
s.Jee tiDd ._ tax .. --······ -... total oi 165,507,790. ......,.,.._ .................... --
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See's Candies
Coming Here
w.._ .UUtr ·------·······-451.111 See'• Candl• will be comJna llw! 5 II: ....... __ ,_ ..,_ to Corona del Mar 800ft. The com·
''TbJs buclpt proYidea .,., fOil
(Ensogn photo)
ICity to Honor
Contract for
CITY WATER NOT LOW.
JUST CLSANING LINES
The d~ t. ~ ruMS
........ folb. '!hat ltttlt
•
Camerons on
Trip tb Europe ·h~~~~~; . .-.J.~t~·~~J..J .... .a.lle~ Cltr C>-acG Mr. and Mil. lohn W. Canwroa. ~ ~!!!!~~~EN~~~~peyi:!tor~tha~ 2'75(5 E. eoa.t Jtwy .• Corona cs.J ~ water ttom ~~rlc'!:~L'-~ ~ ~~
TbLI c:barp. wllld\ ,eta you no U..'a Polar route rrom to. An·
wawr 1a 1uppeeect to pay for the ,.1. to Parle, wbere they wlJl ~lew ~,.. When the reeer· be sta)'1na at the Hotel de Parta.
.,.._. _... lilllk JW .. Ia .-~.& lfw. It It a •taW Otba' p&ac. on t.betr ltlnaralJ
for Jaw UI\ION. a. 11 lot pro· uaet for the city. 11Mee people are Nlee, .Rome, Plon~:entc.,
tectlJW U.. UDJoa mem._. born wtll own 1t the aame AI you. Can Zwich, Lucerne, llhJ Lon·
the IJ'&fdna o~rauon. of the the-cUy 10\"etnment eonvtnoe "' don and Edlnbuflh .
.,_. wlllo have beeli ..._..._ that th1a Ia equJta_.f ron ~
tbt ~._...lp. He UlliiW tfW Here Ia bow th&, .. taadein Foar ~ .... Ia were recently
tt P.AMJLY TOcraii.AIUirn .tare, uobetlevtnab'. a.t a rreet thte top alftctaJJ ahould be eJeet. earn. aboUt: Clttt B*ve" was Invested by (:orona del Mar Otrl
I Uke famlly·stfle tournamentl -4·eotumn cut of .ome of the ed by -.om ballot. '!he IDOJWJ IU~vldfd. Tbe .ubdJvtder, .IDr Seout Brownie Troop .13: Oulety
-the kind where Just about any· cUpitarS.., tneludtne one of eollected In d\.e way of dUea an~ re&80na beet known to hlnMelt, CallS., Kaney Creamer, Patty He·
• i 8 8 ' ' ' thJng In tackle Is leealand where Lido Analer'a re.l Georae pya, a•e•men1a ahould be ~ted pooJd not annex to Newport Un and Linda HetmJnway. C'f /j even tom-coda, amelt and perch Allan (AJ) LoefOer, whom tt wu for by aud!t report to the .tock· Beach, 10 they could not tet ~~j .Jt;dd, ~ can be counted ln the .core. our pleuure to meet in Mazat· holden of the union. I can't .ee Newport Beach water. lnataad, a UGAL •ona ~ T Th~ C. Q. famUy enjoyed such Jan. A.l, happUy for Lido Analera, &JlY(hlng wroq wtth tbat. He eontract wu made lot or by the CEJITIPJCAT& OP ~
• • • a da)' Jut Saturc~Aly, when Pact. ble and little, ls the tournament be{Jevea that tM rtaht to work borne buyeiW to be .appU.ct with l'k'MI•• Pi8
' ' fie Anflera held their annual chatnnan without beiDI farc.cf to joln the water by the Newport He._. The undenqned lle,..by • ~ICOMMfNDA TtoNS FOR Tf.tl EUCTION All • l'llh, All . Membera c whlc:h Thete .rlu be 10 prtzea for men, union 11 a man'1 Inherent neht. Water Dlatrtct. The borne b.,_ .. rtity that ._ 1t eond\ad.lnf
There ore o number of important decisions to be mode a1 the murw abo the junJon>, All · women and Junlora. Jn the third He beU.W. that a laborer wbo wu charged in hl.t eontrad t.r ... al Eatate ~ at J51f &.
polls this coming T uesdoy, end you hod better be there to help de· Tackle Tournll!'Mnt. A rteht good cat.,ory Lido Iale Ia auperbly aeea a union J1Ul on tbe up and hie ahare of the water llnet "Y Cout Hw,.r ~ leJ Mar,
termine the outcome. Idea of the •rlowrnea ot the en~ The more junJora in up wUJ want to Join. the aubdlvider and b\ltlder. Tile Caut .. ut*r ttie ftcdtiod.l t1nn
. Thi~ "':ill be a primary election, but rMny of the decisions will be C'Ontest could be el~•ned from the auch a tournam~nt. the better It Mr. Knowland la ln the claa malna being of no tu.rther uae name of M. It M. a..Jey Co., and
fmol. Thts 11 your only chance at some of the candidates. announcement, whIch stated: la. There wJU be a family trophy, of th~ late Bob Ta1t, who ran for to the aubdlvideT ~re ,Sven to that l&ld finn la com~ o1 the
Tl. "All conte.tants muat uae rod too, alway• a Jot of fun. election on the I&C1e laue In the auppller ol the water. tonowtna penon wboM name In
nere ere some difficult choices to mo~e -such os in the Jusfice and reeL Une may be u..ed where At &:30, follow1ne the eompeu. Ohio, and It wu. demonatrated Everytbine 1e ju.at dudcy op to fti.U aJMI place fl N&ldeftoa are
Court race with a number of top notch candidates. But. in the final neceuary." tt ended with "chum· uon. the Udo Clubhouse wlll be that unJon membera do not fol· that point. Tbe eee hlt the tali u Jotlow., to-wit: Robert K. C.
one lysis, you cel'l make only one mer~ on the ballot for each office, end mJna J,e Jeeal." the eetttna for the a warda with low the dicta tea of the union when Mr. New Bame Owner dia· Y.-,, G lrtl Av.., Corona del
here s the way I'll mark mine. I hope you do the same. · <>vr fal1\llt W¥ fortunate to L. A. Prexy Hal Kenoyer' boa· bosaetl. but are their own man covered that h1l watet tap pw Ka. Calli.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVJSOR ROY MAYPOLE lVI be aboard Ken Holbrook's nice Jnf, with extra experience after when they 10 Into that vottna ott wftJl "bi'OW'fl" wa~Y ~ ocl· ~nd thLI 27th day
. ~ Chrlat·Cratt. the Dusty Too. We bavtna put on the p A. party the booth. on1 aoc1 an oceaaional tact~. of May,
I w1ll cost my ~ote for t~e Corona del Mer candidate, koy May· were confident, tor each year wee.k before. Ptece de realatance Fw Judge ot the Newport A w~ out to Jfe.tport Bead\ )(. C. YAXER.
pole, because of h1s enerqet1c, painstaking. determined digqing into we've been on Jten'a boat and for the dinner will be root beef Beach J u 1 tIc e Court: Galvin ''wblte'' water would be ~ be· State of CaJUomJa J
the problems of our county qovernment. He has found 0 number of eomeone In our crowd always cooked by AJ LoeUier and Lee Keene. As a IN!mber ot theN..,... latedly annex to Newport lteadl. Count7 of Oren• 1•
issues where there is room for improvement -the handling of the won .omethl~-uaually the l&· M~llan. Bob Vordale wUl hand port Beach PJannJng Commlaafon They d:ld. Then their water com· On thLI 21th ~ oC MQ', 19S8, ~pper Boy Ieese, the tidelands oil Ieese with American Morine Explore· dlea, large or 8l'lla0. out the prtzes. for 4 years, w1thout compenaa· pany, followine the ownel'81 In· before 1M, .. a Nat.ai; hblk In
t1on Co., the honor form. Mr. Moypole is well rnown for his television At the end of the day it wu Hey! J'm an honorary member tion, he baa done an excellent alatence, came to ua for wftlte alld tor ..-w eo~ lilil ..... re· wor~. He is also o hord.workinq and successful businessmen in Orange easy to see why Ken won the of Udo Anale~nd I llke tam· Job. He is thoroueh. ~lnataklnf, water. lault: Their companJ Mlnf therein~ dUJt TtOD·
County_. end he is dedicated to the ,·ob of imnroving whet the lost Balboa Angling Club champion· Uy tournaments. Mebbe I'll take deliberate and courageou.s. He la bu)'ll water wholelale and retaJla eel attd .worn, .,1'8Cft\al •P· d .. ship lut year. Incidentally, he my camera and my steak knife a local attorne>:. hu won the re· It to them. and th.., pay nothlne peered aot.rt M. C. &'mer.
gran JUry coiled the '"horse end buggy"' method of government cor-and Charlie Hopton are already and cruh the party. Not reaUy. apect ot hla proteaaJon. eqUivalent to our $1.75 a month knowil to me to be the pmmn
ried on in Orange County. qualltled tor thls season. They're though. Hal Kenoyer hu already roc Cowlty Sup.~: Heinz mew charge for building the w,._ name t. aubecrfbed eo the
FOR JUSTICE COURT .. . . . GALVIN KEENE fX1 just waiting for the marUn to uked me 5 tlmH to join them. Kaiser. He hu been energetic raervoJr. wtW• Jrwtrument, and lc:laaow·
1 hove watched Gelvin Keene corry out his duties os member 'Of show UJ>-wh.lch, rumor saya, Tbank8 fol0--1 know you'll all and a hard worker u a aupervla· OUr city eetl nothing but the lecJied to me that he encuted h N 0 __ t. have done same. have a 'ball! or In the past 2 terma. He hu wholeeaJe prIce. Thla about th.e •me.
t e ewport ~ocn Planning Commission for " number of years. He Ken went to town. His tally • • • done a fine job of looking after matcha tbe bolJ.Xed up altuation Wttneaa my hand and ot1Jclal h~s c_onsiste~tly given evide~ce of sincere concern ford·ustice end con· wu 5 barracuda, 2 bonita, 5 as· the Interests of hla district, along wherein Lido Sanda. an area seal.
st.tul•onol nghts. not ollow1ng himself to be swo~e by emotional sorted bass. The works weighed • A •EW -xo17XTJE• with the oth~r dlstricta of the deep In N...,... .. Beach, belon'"' RUBY B. ~SZKO,
I f · d There are no Harbor Area tax-... -..-· •· oppeo s o 1ntereste parties. He is o resident of orono del Mar. 0 over 16 pounds. not counting the county. Helll% deserves your vote to the Costa Mesa School District. Notary Public Jn and for uld
proc+"cing attorney in the city of Newport Beech. 0 good choice for se~ral under-~d penctis he !!~~ ~~~~ept;on~~~~!owry. on his re<'Ord. What can the CouncU do about County and State.
judge of the local Justice Court. put back. Naturally, Ken won the Here, fish and fishermen are a • • • CJIU Raven? GentJemen. that My Commission expires Nov-
FOR GOVERNOR WIUIAM S. KNOWL.ANO fX1 Prize tor the most pounds of fish vitally Important part of our • WA-1f£11 ~:CJIA4Cr shouldn't be too dlUicult. Ofler ember 19, 1960.
0 I ror men. economy and our recreation. There • are approximately 250 to buy the feeder pipe llnes It Publlah: May 29, June 5. 12, 19, . ne •ssue o one is enough to decide my vote for govemor -At the dinner meeting In the residences In our fair city that do I they will sell at a rea.eonable 1958 ln the Newport Harbor En·
the nght to work low. My vote qoes to Bill Knowlond for his admirable sta~O()rn of the P. A. home port. Here, until a new directory not pay the rnetn charae ot $L75 price. llilft.
I , 1 d · comes out. Is a name, an address po -:o courage on integrity 1n coming out squarely in favor of this the lboa Bay Club. Hal Kenoy. and a number to write down on
f?rop_ T•on. I om for voluntdry unionism.' says Mr. Knowland 'I be-er. who ran the show with his the margin of the page that aays
lteve ,., the right of the individual to join the union of hts choice." usual perfection. handed out the "Taxldermlsta." Georee Lee and
No :)'her posi tion would be morally just. awards. Pearl (Mrs. George) Dud-A&soclates, 660 West 17th St~
SUPT ley had the ladies' largest fish. c t M . OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION . ROY SIMPSON (8} My senora. Eddie. cornered the 6~J1. esa. Telephone: Midway
A spec•ol word of caution is due here. One of the condidotes, prize for most pounds-ladles. 1 haven't had time to pay
.Hollo nd Ro berts, is on internotionolly known leftist. Do not, by error or She didn't really have the most, George a vtslt, as yet, but 1 lock of ~nowledge. cost your vote for Roberts for this extremely impor· because Pearl's halibut weighed promise that I shall. Meanwhile,
tont off1ce of stole superintendent of public instruction. more than Eddie's 2 barracudas, here are aome facta about hJm but the rulH said "Only one to a d hl.s b 1 Here ore other recommendations for Tuesday: cuatcnn.r.'' Becldes, IF that ble an us ness. George 1.s from
fOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR . ·-. . .. . HAROLD ..OWERS caUC'O hadn't been lo.t at aatt, Honolulu, over In Harry OMt.na· • ~and. Be malntalnl the orletnaJ
FOR ST~TE CONTROLUR ··-----·-· ROIEAT KJR.KWOOO :;:w.=' :·~~mer:-::.-= ~ of hw ~ ~ STATE TREA.SUUR . .. -·· ····--A. RONALD lUTTON wanted to t~y _, Gabit~~. ::-t.:LI ._.Jg_"fl~ ,......._
FOR STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL .·-···-C. W. Wlf~69 In the mate.ctton. old bppy u. tuf~t art. t brandi 01
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION -~ ~ ... ROIEitT McDAVID !=n<~= ~~~.:_~~:!f) The ltrikl"-eolon you aee as
FOR U. S. SENATOR GEORGE CHRISTOPHER was bluer than my one bonlt• ~~~he ~.':n:W~~ 0~~ au= ... r.~ • t'l vote oqo "st Goodwi, Knight. who has not adhered to or my one auear bul. so he dJd once your fish haa aone to hJa
'-...... J h~·d heeded conservative principles os governor of our state lt. 0
1 urh hfo.t, Ke~ Ho~rook. • .. ~ Happy Hunting Grounds. Hla
FOR U. S CONGRESSMAN JAMES B UTT ~· a r nr or men 5 mu.,. poun..,.. skin becomes a dull gray, totally Juniors were conspicuous by Ilk his b 1111 FOR STATE ASSEMBLY BDUCE su•uNED their scarr ity The real problem un e r ant appearance " "" " In the water. Thta. a fish taxi·
SUPERIOR COURT, NO. 2 RONALD CROOKSHANK ~ 1" that so many of the offspring dermlat must be, above all, an
FOR SHERIFF of lhe P. A. members Insist on artist and a keen atudent of na· JAMES A. MUSICK grow1ng right out of the junior ture. George is this, and then
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR WAYNE CARROLL JR ~ cla!IS. which ends at age 16. P. A. some! George studied for a long
FOR COUNTY TREASURER IVAN SWANGER Prexy AI Manderbach still had time under the personal supervl·
FOR COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR I an eligible contestant, his attrac· slon of the great Al POueger. ot DON MOZLEY ~ live daughter, Julia, who took Florida, generally recognized,
FOR COUNTY CORONER OR. RAY•~ONO BRANDT first junior award. wold td th h d t "" X Cute Debbie Uaedom, property r ·W e. as e ea ·man n ------------------------·:.: .... :.: fish-mounting. This, I pasa on to of Dorothy and Frank of the VII -you, aa proof of his ability.
lage Inn, not yet ready for kin· I haven't seen George, yet, but
dergarten I Deb b l e • that ls), I HAVE seen aome of hlJJ work.
caught a fish, won a prize. In Mazatlan, In the lobby of
Tht> third Junior. rny Nancy, Luis Patron's fine new hotel. the
who. In other years brought home E I dorado, la an admirably
lots of hardware. was ott her mounted apcclmen of a dolphin, luck thla year. Her big barracuda t h b 111
~... • ored fish In the sea. Everyone S T R 0 L L S AM 0 If C T B £I ent such servi""'s on the Pacific I came unbuttoned In the gaUfna one 0 1 e mo.t r lantly ool·
TROLLS. During the pa-.t ~vera I I Coasl. and tht>y should be be· ceremony. The commJttee sup· admires It, but few know that it
month" I have bet>n In 1he prac cause the thousands who came plied a consolation prize. juniors Is George Lee'a handiwork. The
liN' (J r <~pen<ilng my Mon<iays by he-re each weekend give the men being as .carce as they were. beauty of It apeaka Jounder than
"ulkmg 11long the oct'an front ample practice. Lots of pretty smiles attended words. for George J....ee, the artist.
hP<tr h anti Pnjoying every step It will take us SilO 000 on our this presentation. Welcome, Georee. and auccna
or 11 Alter the last <'OupiP or budget this year for the Ute aav-1 • • • In your venture! Our area NEEDS ~ronrtays, r am beglnmng to ing corpa; Captain Bob Moore of • POJITUllfATE PAMU.T a skilled flah taxlderrru.t. May
lhmk that I had better find a the Corp8 will give penny for The big mystery award was you pro.per _and may you add
ntc·p rozy pool hall to spend my penny value but It won't be the Family Trophy, for the Cam · tangible memorl• of many a
!re(' tlmt' in. becaU'II' the great much help to us as last fiscal lly of 2 or more catching the stirring ocean battle Cor the
horrlt>'! of Sunday visitors we year there was ifOT OWE IDf. laraest average number (not many of us here who love
ha\(' to our bearhe~ have man-OLE PE.IISOW •ucvm noll pounds) of fish per each. It wu fishlna.
age~ to thoroughly louse up our DBOWWDIQ WIIOIE ADDaus a real surprise. and It went. with ------------
portiOn or the Paci fic Ocean. WAS Df UW.Oft aL\CII, and loud cheera, to a couple who,
• • our corps made hundreds ot Tea· since Mazatlan. have been de·
TASit FORCE. The City has Its cues. Uahttully fin-happy-BUiy and
me<·hanlzed l'qulpment on the Rather than gratitude for this Odie I Mr. and Mrs; 0. D.) Carl·
job and the crews of men out superior protection we rlv th son. Cliff Haven a flshlngest
early cleaning the beaches, but our vlaltors express dema~dl efr;:; couple. Now tbat their hardware
they have MILES or this un· more service. auch as suggHtlon collteC"tlon rhu been ata~. ex-
neC"eMary and t-xpenslve houae from San Bernardino that we buy pee Osca David (that 1 Odie)
cleaning to do -extending from and man a helicopter to be add· to add a tr~phy :oor" ;o hls caaa.
the harbor entrance westward to ed to the me aavtnc eorps ... the Santa Ana River. and, let me • COMDfG D tell you, if you want to achieve we, of course. to pay the bill for There'a another tournament the benefit of the people from nausea. just you walk p11st some that dty, and If It were • rood much like thla one In the 1m·
ot those raked up piles of debrls Idea, why not buy them an extra mediate oftlnf. Udo Analera wUJ which are to be forked up Into lt put on THEIR All · Flsh, All · trucks for haullna away. If traah street sweeper, we have any Tackle FamUy Tournarnent t.ht. .. tax money lett over. Sa were money, believe me. Newport • • • turday. Tbe7 ahould have a
Beach would tuave more money 11uper tum-oat. lt advance pub-
than New York City. CIOO'WaJ:S ammo. I think llctty JMana anything.
• • • that the role ot hOlt to all of Jean Tandowaky Ia the go-pt.
SPECIAL
DEL RIO WAGON
Power Steerinf, radio, heater.
Low mllH. One owner. luat per·
feet for the family vacation. Only
JOIWGN --
mEAL SIZE roa YOV1l aOLmAY au.a.
IIA
CANNED
HAMS
tA&JI
llli ....
AWD SPE.AKJRC OP IIOifET, Southern California that hu t1nge.t aaJ r•e met toe quite a
I rHlly get alck to my atomach been imposed upon us. and the apell. U you need proo(. tum to
when I thlnk of how much thla expenaea attached to the honor, the Oranp County Section of
w~kly cleanJOf Job 1a co.tlna haa gone far enough. Here apeak· Jut Sunday'• L A. T'lmee and us. and what a C'Omplete wute eth one ID\&11 YOke aaJdna the ____ .:._ ______ --:-..;_.---~~~~~~,..;.....,~.....-~1!!!:1::~
of tax money It iJ. City Counctl to gjve U\LI burden
The pile. of de~ I have men· of OW'll a great deal of Jo~.
tloned are nol.Meome evld4tboe serious thlnklnr and to C!01'I\e up
that there •• no IJ'atltude felt by wtth aome plan to ret "' ott the
the aualandera who UN and de· hook.
rue our beacbee. It 1t evident It ls lmpraetlcal for \II to try
that both the lff'\1 and t~ or· to maintain a "'~ cttT at dlnance~ aaalnlt piCnkld.na and we.ll·~ ~few a .. .,.,.. out
bwr and .tne clllnklrw on the at h .,.It, and Cheri to bec.'oiM bttchel ate l.ntoNd .. w.JJ are a ,..,.._eo..., t.labd w the
the ..ual orilfl'iUcll ....... tt .. _, ~ ... ..,.. ,.. tWIO
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Thla J rlday, Memorial Da.y,
we're buttonlnl up our doors .o
we can all take In the Oran,.
County Fair, which will c:om:&nue
through next Sunday • • • Bow·
ever, we wUJ be open unW 8
o'clock both the Thursday be-
tore and the Saturday after .•.
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Jlalabal9w .... b_ coatla· '*'._lat ....... Ia ... h-. .... _ ..... lldflat
abbrf .................... .
plctue ... .....,11Wed -.-.
bw9w-tile ...... Ia ...
c:mt.a ...... ._, pcttle-
bugen, cdl patted eat 1rr ou
Mr. llolly-..UC ta tiM papalel'
foar ..-. (foa.t • • ,....S)
........ ftJa .. ou .......
--............. wttll tM top atrwa a.... q111c1r ..-to
1oc1t U. na... lD ••• OD tM
bee* of tile can.. .... ...bt
ndtiJI9 I'Kipee f• IMW bema·
~ tat. treata • • • Two
old fCIY'Oit-of ..... DOt ...
daded .. tile ba. ahoal4 be
ndt••&t .. ..., .....,. oatdoor
chet'a,......... .•• •-but·
-........ , Oclttla tiM pelts.
oat • um. ~ u.. ...-L
.......... two petu.. ploc:e a
sUce of dMeM Cllld • -..
.UO.ofoaloa.-6._..U
.,... ...... • • • .,... ea'l -· tiMy ba1a9 wltb tile flnt blto
••• Or V•lftt auw-w: ftDely
cb•PP•d ~ -~ _._. .. _._.....wtaa-.
CA TCHtN6 THE lOOT with a cateh•rs mitt big
•nough for the job is Don Modica, 9, of Corona
del Mar, who tud happened by at the C OM
Youth Cente r when Mrs. Robert Marshall, center,
and Mrs. Uoyd Rudd w•re pitching a $1 SO check
to pay for kitchen remodeling at the C •nter.
The money represents proceeds from a benefit
brunch a nd card party put on by the Newport
Harbor Woman's Civic Leaque, of which Mrs.
Marshall has been president for the p1nt year.
Mrs. Rudd was chairman of the benefit.
(Ensiqn photo)
Dodge-Davidson Retirement
Recalls Long-Ago History
which ahowa nothing but grua
and sky, the s tructure rlaes ra p-
Idly from a spa rse wooden skele-
ton to the fl nal touches of <.-om-
pletlng the tower.
And school opened that Sep·
A dramatic bit of local h&.tory as talk about the new school tember!
dating 'way back to 1922 pro-mounted. Thoee elected were Le· When the building was plan-
vtded the background for Jut Roy P. Anderson, president: Mrs. ned by Mr. Davidson amt the I
Sunday evening's program hon-Franca Nelson, secretary; Don· Board, they set the maximum
orlng Judae Donald Dodge and aid J. Dodae: Dr. F. C. Ferry, and I expenditure for COMtructlon at
Supt. Sidney Davtdson. Theodore Robins. SHO.OOO. At the completion or the I
The Judge wUl be retiring as On Dec. 5, 1929. this Board of ' Newport Harbor High School. the I
Harbor High School trustee, and Trustee. chose Sid ney H. David· I total cost was $<109,040.
''Sid'' wlll be winding up his son acting vtce-princlpal at This wu a typical beginning
long servtce as superintendent -Hu~tlngton Beach as the new I of the careful financial planning
jobs which they undertook 28 su~rlntendent ot' the not-yet-Supt. Davidson and his Boards 1
years ago. built high school. Mr. Davidson have done lor the hlch school
In 1922 the smaU hamlets of and the Board then selected the dtatrlct In the 28 years since N~rt Beach and Costa Mesa architects Marsh, Smith & Pow · then.
had only thelr own elementary ell of ~ Angeles. from the
school districts. Most of the high dream high school. CVEST FACVLTT MEMaEB
school studenta had to travel 15 e MlO.GIO 80JII)S VOTEJ)
miles by bus to the Santa Ana Feb. 8. 1930, waa set u the
High School. The rest went by date tor a $410,000 bond elec·
atreetcar and bua to Huntington tlon. Mr. Davidson's proposed
Beach. . bulJdlnl wu planned to be a de· About thls time, a bond elec· quate for 600 .tudents, wit h the
Uon was held for a new Junior auditorium, which still serves to·
hlrh school d&.trtct and a new day, having a capacity of 1200.
grammar school Jn Santa Ana, to The bonda paaaed overwhelm-
Donald Bridgman, dean ot In·
s tructlon at Orange Coast Col·
lege, will bt" a m~mbt"r of the
guest faculty In the University of
Southern California School of
Education during the 1958 Sum-
m~r Session, June 23 -August 1.
He will teach Junior CoHere edu-cation.
u.. En&Jp a .. med ada toJ
b\1)', ..u. tratt ............ ----------------------
'I'WUaDAY, MAY ., ...
another B-1-G Show ................ • •
ROBERTA LINN • * FOB A SHORT ENGAGEMENT *
lllllrwt.w •l'lbU., (-.pt M...s.t) wtOa U..
BEL-AIRES TRIO
IN THE NEW
CARIBBEAN ROOM
Stew ling Friday. May 30
SUPPER MENU STARTING
liP .M. to 1 A.M.
* DANCING NIGHTLY *
roa DDnrD aaarvAnon
PHONE
Omo&. 3-4170 JAftAifA IN"
• AT AVOCADO ••• CORONA DEL MAll
(PolJtical Advertisement) (Poll tical Advertl.sement I
A Doctor For A Doctor's Job
von FOtl
RAYMOND A. BRANDT, M.D.[&]
FOI OIANGE COUNTY
CORONER
and Public Administrator
C Political Advertisement)
Pri111ry Election-Taes., June 3, 1958
.... Mf'WCf .... Covftfy ,_ 10 umntemlpNcl ,..,. e• c.....,-. s-.uw
which Harbor Area atudenta lnrl.Y .
would then have to 1°· orr On Aprtl 3 1930 the Board ol ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;::;::;;;;:;::;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;:;:;::;::;;;;;;;:;;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ bon4l puaec1. but MI'L Dona d ~ a.ru\ou~ that work ~. In a JettM to the Santa1 .,.. ex.-.ct to IIUt on u.. DeW
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AM .................... t ...... , ..... ~
..... =~Nto-.d12-,U.:,'IM1•· ~/Wi ~
h-.-1'-ili-....... 15 ...... to ..... -ot the IJ'OU.ftd·•• ,.,.. ewe-...,.__ ftom then on. t.be fUn M · mony.
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Have you had your blnr to·
day! Baa k eta of beautltul,
meaty, bing cherries are the cen-
ter of the alamor dn:les thla
wee~ ... Seema to me, too many
of our children In these parts go
throurh Hie without tuunr a
bini cherry ... There are cher-
ries and cherries. but the ele-
pnt, aplendld, black · cheeked.
bing will rel1n u kina forever
. , . Jot him down In your munch ·
lng notebook this week-end ...
On the tnQit economical buy
aide In fresh produce green lanes
of beauty . • . aaparaau-and
zucdnl ... Ever use zucclnl aa
a cheese dip dunker or raw In
salads ... lt'a cr&.p and atarch
f1M •..
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r;.Jncnolf CQIII!DDD In front ot the memben of the
Gettlnr hot under the eollar. ec.ta Mea and Newport Cham·
the Newport Chamber of Com· bera of Commerce, a Boy Scout
merce. on March 4, 1923, con-troop man:hed In fonnation and I
slderecl brtnctnl an inju nction ral.aed the American fiaf. Fol·
suit ar atn.t Santa Ana, bec:au.e lowtnr the nag ceremony, the 1 the Chamber dld not want· the first s padeful of f'arth was lifted.
money from the 6 Orange County and conatructlon was of!ld ally
grammar school di.trlct.a to 10 atarted for the new schoot
for a junior hllh in Santa Ana. e UAJ)T I:K SEJ'T'EMaUl
Evidently, the Injunction auJt The lawns where studen_ts
was dropped. bu t the Harbor walk today were once grain
Area decided to have Ita own tle lds In the middle of nowhere.
high .cbool da.trtct on Feb. 27. In a aeries ot phota., the first of
1925. Thls firat Involved the far-
from-minor necessity of a new
Jaw In Callfornla!
Judge Dodge was one of the
loca l men who went to the ata te
legislature, and eventua lly It be·
came leraJJy poulble for a dis·
trlct lllce Newport and ea.ta
MM& to withdraw from a city
school district.
• PIIIST a.acno• r AJLED Pet1tions lor a separation from
Santa Ana High School were cir-
culated on Man:h 1, 1927, and
Jan. 25, 1928. The first bond elec-
tion on June 5, lsr.l8, which In·
eluded a pro~ 4-year junior
h\ch 8Choolin eo.ta Mea&. failed,
howevt!r.
(Political Advertisement) * von JUNI.J *
WHY W E WANT
HEINZ KAISER
RI -ILICTJr
Our~ll .....
In aplte of th... lafle head·
lines sc:reamed u...t the Harbor
Area had "revolted." a nd J. A.
Cranston, Santa Ana city tchool
superintendent. o P P o a e d the
move for a separate hlgh school
dl.ltrtct. The county achool auper-
lotendent. B. R. Mitchell, ap-
proved of the local plan, how·
ever a nd called an election for
the 'Newport Beech and Coeta
Service Ia our bualnetal What Mesa voters atter '75 ~r cent of "''ll. ~ .._ ,..._ Ida
you cannot p l c k up on our the heada of tamJUes had aJaned ....tla 1rr ....._ • ._.., ,... • ....._ abelves and tote out In a ahop-petitiOns. .......,.. ,.,..._ _ ...., .. liD _
plnr cart ••• On the neet-on Sept. 21. 1929. t,he election _. •u• .. ., Ida .. ......, w.b
.me111n1 llde . . • A Ooral ar· tor u.e Harbor da.trlct • own blah ,_y ...... -'Wi if
.. npment for JOUr table, a 8ChooJ ~ with 8N In favor, ,_ hr .-......_ A ......
wreath for a fUneral, a churcb and 23 aaatnat. '11\e way wu le llllllilllll ..... _ .....,. ....
cJeconted Jn ..ct4ed llory, a oow ~wei tor c:onatruc:tlon of ..._,. ~
t.ouqm to a Mend on th4a Mat Newport Harbor UnJon Htab 101. lal'l' J. ( .... ) DUY ClOUt ••• On the aweet·tutln• School. :·~k:.-:s:~::a:;a~ •,:.=.~:::;: ,." ror the IH•' l .. n1r lj
,..utee ... On tM ~tant=~ldl:-=ooi~..,.=~~Oct.:.~ll.~l~-~b:~~~~~==~~~~ij sl elde • • • • platter ol
d'oeoaVNI. ~ dlnMr w tM
dula. boX I~ tor tM erowd.
--~ P4 .S.Ikadll tor tbe Jacl* dlde, a 11 nat
....... for the ~ •.• Wllat ,_
an't Mt •.• Wwry, .._. •·
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itMfliltcl ..me. ollfary DoiN.
.., ...... h•'JJ 1 who ...... ................. ~ ..._aroan4 ...
With Interests The Same As Yours
WILLIAM
CHRISTENSEN
.. tlae •••••
~dUDGE
• 30 years a member of the California Bar
• Former Special Tlial Deputy, City Attorney's Office, Los Angeles
• Pre.ently your Alli.ltant County Counael
...
NEW CIRCLE 1C OFfiCERS and installing offi-
cers pausing during recent ceremonies at Or<!lnge
Coast College <!Ire, left to right. Howard Hillm<!ln,
intern<!ltion<!ll lieutenMt governor; H<!!l Helsley.
international presjdent; Lee Bray. new OCC
chapter president: Leon White, outgoing presi-
dent; Jeffrey Hunter, internation41 district gover-
nor. and George Smith, lieutenant governor.
E Asot•MA N Achievements of Past Year
J U o· G E Reviewed at Christ Church
J«>ports for the past 12 months tees: Mau rice J. Sopp, Walter
wf!re made at a ~nt annual Bliven and James Taylor. Other
meeting held at Christ Church trustees are John Kimble. Dr.
by the Sea, Balboa. Lester Becker, Morgan Lowery
Aeronutronlc Systems, Inc.,
has received a $482,050 contract
from the Army Signal Corps tor
15 months of stud.)' In the guided
mla.alle and range lnstrumenta·
tlon field. The work will be per-
formed In the Glendale and the
new Corona del Mar facllltles.
KEWJ'OBT JUDICIAL
DISftlCT -JUME 3RD
QUALIFIED
HUMANE
EXPERIENCED
(Political Advertisement)
The Rev. Roy A. Carlson re· and Arthur Remley. New mem·
viewed some of the notable bers on the Official Qoard In·
events and achievements of tht' elude: Mr. and Mrs. Claude ShU-
church during the year's time. ft'r. Joe Fitts. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
I The meeting followed a fellOW· Watson, Kaare Mathison, Henry Death Takes
ship dinner in Goodell Hall. and Eschell and Frank Miller.
mus ic selections provided by the General officers elected In· G h
"Rea Lads" Choral Group of Rea elude: Bill McDonald, lay leader;' s erman
Jumor High School. The &.v. Wayne Carroll, church school su· •
John Black. s uperintendent of the perintendent; Mrs. Katherine
Whittier District, presided over Chaillle, rec ordIng seeretary;
the business meeting. Mrs. Frances Elliott, finance set·
The local church Is completing retary; Maurice J. Sopp, current
an outstanding year in financial budget treasurer; Mrs. Kaare
giving. Receipts for the building: Mathison, benevolence treasurer,
fund made it possible to com-Mrs. William McDonald, building
plete payment of the debt on the fund se<'retary, and Boad Freltai.
educational building in January. building fund treasurer.
Over $8.000 was administered to Deleiales to Harbor Council
dear this debt and also to make of Churches are: Mrs. Eva Millar,
some property Improvements. Mrs. George Cantelo and Mr. and
In addition to current budget Mrs. James TayiOT. The delegates
requirement, over $3.600 was re· to the Southern Callfomia-Arl ·
celved tor benevolence and mis· zona Methodist Conference are
slons work of the Church. Thls Mrs. Emma Elliott and Miss El·
Included a surplus of $450 above sle Newland.
Gerald Sheramn, 86, one of the
country's most prominent mining
engineers, died after being strick -
en at Christian's Hut, Newport
Beach. last week.
He had Jived at 2 Bay IsJand
since 1919.
He Is survived by 5 daughters.
Mrs. George Und, of Bay Island,
Balboa ; Mrs. W. J . Sims and
Mrs. Beverly Harper, Fullerton;
Mrs. Cecil Willis. Long Beach ;
and one son, John Sherman of
Chevy Chase, Md.
Services were held Saturday
at Baltz Corona del Mar Chapel.
with the Rev. John Parke of St.
James Episcopal Church offici·
atlng. Interment was In Pomona
C6netery.
the r~gular missions needs. The The church 's work Is divided
Church Conference voted to dis· Into six Important areas called
tribute this surplus to four Meth· Conuniaslons. The following were
odlst Advance Projects In World elected u Comm.lalon Chairmen:
MlMions: tal scholarsbJp tund JC~th Dleklnson, membeTshlp; IIQRMUJrl GET Dill
Let us help you move into your new home soOner
There's nothlnc more exciUn~ than mov-
ina into a new home of yo or own I And
there'• no more ideal place yoo could ro
for home ftnanein~ help than our aaaocia-
tion. Herll'• 111k11:
1. We know more about home
because we make more of them-
last year, auociatlons like ours
arranred one out of every three
home loans throurhout the U. S.
2. You get friendly understand-
loans
in~ and attention to detaU t rcm our ataft
of uperta in home ftn.aneiq .
3. You repay 70ar loan juat Lib ~t.
4. If 7ou're aaviq for the down payment.
your mone7 eama exeellent returna, aDd
Ia illllured up to '10,000 b7 tM Feden.l
SaviDp aDd Lou lnauranee Cor-
poration-an apncy of the U. S.
Government.
Come iD and let u help you move
into rovr new home aoonerl
at lntematlonal Chrt.atlan Unl· Mrs. Eva Miller, ed-.cat~on; Mrs. It'1 a 5 lb. 1S az. boy tor tt.e
vet'IU:y ln Japan: (b ) a CbrUtian IL J. U'llel\ ~; Ma. Wal· Carl ~ 212) Seaview
Bo.pltaJ at Delhi. lndla; (e) an ter m1wn, woatdp ud mdlk; Ave., CGnllla del lfu. Be ar· ~cultural mlasion station ln Waltl!'r BU~. llleWU'CiahJp and riwd a t Hoea Hoapltal Friday the Belgian Congo of Afrlea, and flnan~. and Ml"'. WUllam nu.-May 16. '
(d) support to the mlsalonary ty Chriltian soclal relations. i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iijiiiiiiiiiiilii~iiiiiliiiiiiif work in Hawaii. '
Election of officers. commls·
slons. and committees for the
ensuing year completed the busl·
ne'\5 of the evening. Three trus·
tees were re-t>lected to a three-
He's
OUTSTANDING
SUMMER
July 17th
REMEDIAL
PROGRAM
Claues ODe
through Eight
to
year term on the Board of Trus·
SCHOOL
August 15th
ALL
FAITHS
WELCOME
From 8:30 CLDL
to 12 Dcltly
St. James Day School
3209 VIa Lido
EPISCOPAL
Newport Beach
Phone: ORiole 3·1520
WE HAVE
liwa1i1 Chill Greets
Two llew ._lien
New members of the Newport
Harbor Kiwanis Club are Jim
Clinton, manager of Ewerts Jew-
elers Corona del Mar, and Bill
ArmStrong, co-owner of Newport
Dunes. Inc., developers of the
Harry Welch Memorial Park ln
the Upper Bay.
BaEXXAKS CI.ADC CDIL
A 6 lb. 10 oz. miss weighed In
at Hoag Hospital Saturday, May
17. and was promptly claimed
by Mr. and Mrs. Jad( Brennan,
4807 S e a s h o r e Dr., Newport
Beach.
BOT FOB CAJIPSELLS
There's a new acSdJtlon to the
Robin Campbell family, 1100 De·
von Ln~ Westellff. He'a 6 Jbs. 3
oz. worth of boy, who w~cbed
In at Hoag Hospital Sunday.
May 18.
OUR NEW LOCAUON JS AT
28&1 E. ClAST IWY.-IT ~ liE. t
AT the PORT THEATRE CORNER -COROKA DEL MAR
(Formerly at~ Aft. ad Coalt Bwy.)
*
FEA1'UIUNG
PlnsBURGH. DUTCH BOY and
BENNE I I 'S COLORIZER PAINTS
ALio
m Emil • WIUIIPEI
*
CPolltlc~l Advertisement)
,,F YOU OICE FORFEIT THE CIIFIIEICE OF YOUR FELLIW
REUII THBI RESPECT 10 Ell EEl."
IRIIZEII,
YOU CAN lEVER
-ABRAHAM LINCOLN
nis Mtice nlcll UICIII ,.,. .. ....
...., il ... s.,.nlurial c..,. •• ll•llretl Jllrl ICI Is lllllllelli 11'11
•
•
• • • •
Our pr ... nt Supeniaor. by his actions. hCI8 involyed ua in two multi-million
dollar lawsuits.
He has failed the will of the people in the matter of the County Jail and the Honor
Fann.
He ..-oted away our tidekmda to a Texas oil promoter •
He has wcmted Sl.IOO.OOOOO ol FJood CODtrol fund&.
He hem the wont atteadcmce record ior Board JDMtiDgs.
He incurred the lndipation of ~ 1157 Grand Jurr which 8Ciid: ··0rcmge CouDtY
gcwemment ia Oil tbe .._.. of l:li r •••9 puDda-cfniDk through NteDiiOil oi bone
and buggy metbod.. Waate cqad lieMI ie~ wUl coatbuae to hdlata tax coeta. The
taxpayera wD1 pt Jut CJ8 mue& WIC::ieney as the •otera demand. ..
• • •
1$LE onnuol s
S.,ll Soturday evening, June 7, in the Lido Clubhouse, with cocktails
ot 7 p.m. and dinner at 8:30. Helping with the arron9ements will be
Mrs. Earl Sawyer (left). wife of the commodore: Herbert Riley, rNr
commodore, and Mrs. Marly loc~ney. wife of the vice-commodore.
Mr. ond Mr$. Eugene Vreeland ore choirmen for the Boll.
(Gene Ross photo)
• • • of sodal note
ness and trylnJ to reat herwelf
Into fine fettle, ao she can man·
age her projected European trip. • • •
IIOW"' ftla WIAftiDt Th.. with the voyap north until they
-ltlw a pol! Clme ot eah:b a plane bOcne In llme tor ,_, to Nmlncl boat ownen ot Marj to leave here on 3une 16.
the ~adat.-nan•a Weatbereatt" Wltb Jan. (MI"', T. Avery) J'lsher
beard • racllo station DG at and Elaine (lin. Spaldlnr> Eut·
CataUBa, thtouth arraneementa man, and 17 Cltl Seouta In tow,
,.... by Udo Yacht Club'a Fleet MarJ wnl be one of the ehaper-
Captaln. Unn Wlllla.ma. onee on a trlp to Monterey.
KIIG, b.l&b atop Catallna, .. Ju.at talked to Dave Fruer of
ln a perfect place to Jive on·the· G eo r 1 e Michaud' a offl~. ~ho
tPOt condittona of aea, wlnd and found the "Marlon C" for the t...r. So aD you have to do .. turn Clarks. ln New London. Connec-
your radio dial to 740 at I a.m., Ucut. He telw me Unc a nd Mar·
noon, and 4 p.m. daily to find lon. with 6-year-old Tony, wtll
out what the elements are up to havt' had a 6000-mlle journey
betw.en here and Catalina. They, when they arr1ve In their Trum·
In turn, wtll open their window. py-bullt, 45 ft. twln·dleael yacht.
du.at off the binoculars, and Jive From New London, down the east
you an honeat answer to "ll this coast, Florida, Panama, and up
trip nec:euary?" the coast ot Mexico. to Newport
The "Yachuman's Weather· ls quite a trip In any man's Jan-
cast" la a public service and ev-ruage.
e ry boat owner planning any -------
off-shore crulalng would do well New Aux·.t·•ary to llaten In and hear what the
channel looks like from a blrd's· 1 Q d STIU SMILING-Thot s Miss
eye vlt'w. • • • 5 rganize Corono del Mar, Molly McCiin-
CJVJLJAR DEP'EWSE IS SELF tod, who whomped up some·
DEFUSE-Trudy (Mrs. Roberti A new organization, an Aux·l thing new in the Queen Bol:e·
Keppen, of VIa Quito, on Udo, lllary to the Newport·Mesa Bar· off lit Oronge County Foir
aerves the community quietly racks No. 1249, Vett>raM of World after coming in f"fth j., the
but oh! so well. This month. a t a War 1, has been formed In the Queen contest the noght before.
tea In Santa Ana, she was hon· Harbor Area. I Molly's contribution to the flour
ored with a 5 year pin for her 1 Mledmberswihlp In ,~he Auxiliary fray: a sunken centered oronge
work Instructing first aid classes nc u es ves, s .. ters, widows coke
for Red Cross. and daughters of veterans who I · -------
Also Included In ner civic served In World Wu I. Officers BOT ro• Cu.ETrS of the Auxiliary are Mrs. K. (' deeds. she has St>rved for the Brown. president: Mrs. Earl Dag-1 It's a boy for Juliana and An·
past 7 yearw as a civilian defense aett. senior vice-president: Mrs. thony Garrett, 430 Heliotrope
volunteer. Her present title is A C d 1 M H "Chief of Welfare and Evacua· John Salfrank, junior vice·presi· ve .. orona e ar. e weighed rient: Mrs. P H. Calt>y, rhaplaln: In at 8 lbs., 1 oz. at Hoag Hos-
'JWO'DDAT, II.AY a, 1 .. • •• JOWf ......,. , .....
La Posta
It's the Best ~o
ENCHILADAS. TACOS, TAMALFJ;,
STE..A.KS. ClDIJ REI 1.£NO. ETC.
()pea 5 p.m. to !1:30 p.a. -CIOMd IIOIMWp
2588 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA
...... (Jili..tiiiSoaiitlaioC ....._ AM c::te)
SPECIAL ATTENTION
to PABTIES & CLUBS
POT
LOCI
IIIIEIS
s.,risl EYIIJ T-. 1-11
$1.15
Sua£ TO ,PLE.ASE
POPULAll DEKAJrD • • •
for Lunch Daily Starting Memorial
Eaterta:llulleat at ow p6cmo bu ldWy.
Coc:ktllll Lovaogoe 0,... 10 AM.
YOU CAN NEVER TELL -
Chrlatine (Mn. Harold) Booth of
Corona del Mar w.nt to Loe An·
relea tor a day ol shopping on
Thursday and won't be home Ul
thla week·end! In the meantime
she hu been In an emergency
hospital there and had a major
operation at Los Angelet~ General
Hospital And she felt flne when
s he lett ... became Ill some tim~
after her arrival In tht' big C!lty. • • •
When last we checked, Helen
(Mrs. Albert) Stockton of Shore
CJitfs was not allowed any vlsl·
tors at Hoag Hospital, where she
Is confined with a ticker nicker.
Doctors say no people, and not
even any of the 11'1 pets that !re·
quent her husband's dog a nd cat
hospital.
And spealdng of Europe-the
entire Bill Middleton family ot
Back Bay are counUng the days ness than three weeks, now) un·
Ul they pick up their suitcase.
and leave for Europe. They'll juat
about meet Blanche Wakefield of
Corona del M'ar. who is returning
from her every-other-year jaunt
to the continent. This current trip
has lasted about two months.
tlon." Always one to think and Mrs. D. B. Thomas. se<:rt>tary: 1 pltal Monday, May 19 p~na~a4~eh~h~lt ~~ty M~ ~ fuhnson. ro~~treM: ~---~~~-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
well figured out. just what plan
• • •
Ruth Hummel of Three Arch
Bay, and formerly of her hubby
Don'a Newport Credit Bureau, 1.1
recuperating trom her recent Ul·
(Polltleal Advert:taement>
1 hn rr=ny • d uv
-~~~ ..... .. , ..... ,
., Clllt.lla
• • • should be adopted In rn~ of dis· ~rs. D. B. Munson. guarrl. and t 1 H bo F Mrs. H. B. Musselman and Mrs.
a, er n our a r r Area. or-A. Ostrander. trustees. I Rath~r than travel this year.
the Jack Relnerts are spending
their vacaUon from their Relnerts
Department Store In Costa Mesa
at their new home In Westcllff
. .. I understand they're wetting
down t h e I r under-construction
swimming pool ... Pete Pearsons
ot Corona Highlands are also
foollnc around with new houses
... They're building one on Mar·
!gold In Corona del Mar ... The
John Nelson Hurtts are celebrat-
Ing their moving down from
town to ~me permanent resl·
dena with a party next week·
e nd.
tunately for us, we havt> bet>n Commander of Barracks No
able to take ht>r word for It and
1
1249 Is Henry Musselman. now, you will all be glad to hear.
the plan really works. U '-I --.1 fi While vl.sltlng her daughter in lltW -Ill lrfl
New Mexico, the rains came and sa...ll.-..1 then the floods, anl1 fortunately ...... , Scolfs
• • •
for them, Trudy directed the
evacuation. By putting her well
thought-out plan to work sht>
knows now, without any doubt.
that Civilian Dt>fense is every·
body's business but more leaders
must be trained, and the popula·
Uon must be made aware of
their duties In case of an emerg·
ency . • • •
FL TDIC DOW!f TO B.ICO-Bar·
bara (Mrs. Jerrell Richards back
from a flying trip to Puerto Rlco
with her fa m o us father, Don
Belding. president of Los Angeles
There was a lot of blood shed
In the recent tragic accident In·
volvlng the Bev Llentz family
and Supt. Roy Andersen's son,
and a lot of the Bakersfield area
blood bank wu Wled up I under· nand. so U anyone 1s donattnr Board of Airport Cornmlssloners.
blood 800ft ulf the ARC to cred.lt Tbe occa.sion was a convention
your ptnt8 to our frlenda up of airport operators representin& oorth. 1 ,.._ Clu1.une Booth the United States, Canada, Creat
-...,_,. _.. liP a _.u, 81dt.aJD. bland and Venenela.
.. ~ o1 the vtt&l pJ .. ma ~ ~18 ~ the Caribe BU· cturtna ber ~ ~Uon. ton ln San Juan just ~bu.lou •••
eo U you feel ~nerou. paltlcularly Ole ltotl.uelle Room. • • • • · · where an entertain!.,. chef pre.
Corona d~l Mar's sixth grade
Girl Scout Troop 50 recently vis-
Ited the Laguna Beach Art Gal·
l~ry. whll~ working on their
drawing and painting badge.
Th~y a lso are studying for
their cooking badge by learning
about basic foods and balanced
meals which will help th~m In
menu · p lanning for overnight
camping trips.
II.UE aZLJ,-PI.at
RE-ELECT
THE MAN WHO
HAS IUN YOUI
SHERIFF
FOI 12 YEAAS
JAMES A.
MUSICK
PROVEN PERFO~C~
AIIUTY, INTEGRITY IX
SHEa IFF
James A. Wuskk, recoenized
by fellow omoen as an out.-
st.andtng leader ln their pro-
fession. now aerves u Prnl·
d~nt or the Peao. Officers
Assoclat1on for tlw st.a~, and
3J via! ~!dent of the Call·
J6rnla Sta~ Sher1ffs Asao-
c&aUoo.
JAMES A. MUSICK IX
lib. a..
••••• e e e e a e e e e e + +
ln the
Udo Shoppin9 ArM
TRAVEL NOTE -nte Jrvln~r
Manolrs a~ returning to their
Corona d~l Mar home from a trip
to Hawaii. Seen through the eyes
of an artist. the trip to Raleakala
will remain In t heir memory,
says Mr. Manolr, "It's lndescriba·
pares dinner on numerous chaf·
lng dishes ... In time to music
and sound effects. Making It a
floor show that is, literally, good
enough to eat. • • • CoHage Cheese • • • 23c 20 Mule Team BORAX 3Sc
For • lAr9e s.lectloft of
YARDAGE -UNENS
IEDDING -NOTIONS
PATTERNS
IOYS' I GIRLS'
TOT to TEEN
CLOTHING
bl~. but I'll try:
"The trip to the unrivaled maj-
esty of Haleakala crater. the
largest bowl of sunshne and si·
lence, before dawn from the rim
of Haleakala to the crater floor
Is a drop of 3.000 ft. The floor
measures about. I should say
25 sq. miles In area. The sun
rays tip with silv~r. gold and
rose clouds that drift 1n from
crevices In the great wall and
fill thls gnat cauldron with sun·
shine, amid a vast and eerl~
stillness. (It Is supposed to he
the Jarrest dormant crater In the
world.)
''This morning the sun rise
brought a pinky rose flush of
clouds that spread out like a vast
expanae of mow the n tht> clouds
dissolved and disclosed the dual
drama of Haleakala'a Immense
crater and the Blue Paclllc meet·
lng Maul'• curvlna shore 10,000
ft. below. Then we followed the
traJl that leads down to the era· ~floor and roamed among th~
clnder cones of red. orange, grey,
laven•r and black. rta1n1 may·
be a t.bouand teet In the air.
CA.IlACAS FB.ACAS-Fresh from
their tour of the South American
Combat Circuit, Barbara wit·
nessed the arrival of the VIce·
President of the United States
and Mrs. Nixon. Flanked by their
Camera Corps I the only artillery
we used In their defen.sel, Secret
Service Squadron. and six assort·
ed American reporters. the weary
rouple were convoyed to the Gov·
ernor'c; Mansion. where they
stayl.'d as his guests.
Barbara says she has nev~r
seen anyone look as weary as
Jinx Falk~nberg. the only woman
memtx>r of the Nixon press corps.
1 wonder what we do now. give
the courageous and resolute Nix·
ons a Purple Heart before send·
1ng th~m out again Into active
combat? • •
CJIUlSDfC IX PACJJ'IC -Thl.s
week EmJly and Jimmy fMr. and
Mrs. James Stuart) BeatUe leave
their Lido Isle home to spend the
summer on thelr boat. The Dokin.
In the Paclfic Northwest. They
will pick It up at Its mooring In
Sea ttl~. where they will be joined
by their two sons. Dour and Ken. as aoon as echool ls out. They "Between theM cones flOWS a
.-.... "'-1 t..t... cw1ou. cactl·llke flower tbey plan to crulle around VIctoria ,_. .... -call aU«JSWWrd, an exotk:aUy and polnta north, to be joined by
New,.+ INch.~. beaut1ful plant found veJY rarelY Helen and Stuart Cummlnas on ~· !'~'~'!!':!!!!:!!~!!!!!!!!~~ou~ta~lde~~ot~th~la~era~wr~.';' :;;;:;;;;;:;;:;;;:;:; their Mal !-1 '!· ea~ly In July.
FRANK LEE CA.PIJ PANTS IN THE BEST Cl1lCLES
.dena's
FADS AND F ASWONS
WMOR 6 IOIS'r liDS .•• M "a PLAYCL0111ES
1M a. aour •••, illilu~. o-.....-
LI .. TS SLICED-12 oa Jar
Sweet Pickles • • • • e 29c
lfAJISco ALL MEW-12 OL aox Ritz Crackers • • • • • 29c
Chicken of the Sea TUNA-61/2 oz Can
SERENA BY MODESS--12 count S9 r
Olf THE COB
Asparagus
][ ][ ][
t"Pieby J ...... Co.
(ILL lEW)
39(
Heinz Baby Food ~ained 3
3 -_ :~
WBlTE IOJrC"S SIEBJIA PDfE
Deodorant Soap Req. 2 -23r
Bath .2 -33r
HILLS BROS. INSTANT CO~ oz. Jar 1.09
MAZOLA CORN OIL-Qt. Bottle 69r
ZEE PINK OR YEllOW TO~ISO's 2 for 35,-
Grapefruit CBEUT
Tomatoes s· ... 19'-.. ..
aDIDSE'frl.-lt ... IUIIDI
FilETS
3,_
.N~'6 Meat ials
•
• P'IP'MP ..OW Horace Erullan and Ewrett ...
The bomemak.l~ dlrpartme.nt lt'hoola were entert.alned by the
o1. N"'I)OC't Harbor ~pet a taah· fuhJon show and a .. daneerama"
ion ahoW tow the &lrll at Harbor a yearlY atfalr put on by the
on w~. Kay ltth trom Glrll' Learue of HarbOr, for the
12:40 untU 1:~ ln t.M audJtor· rtrls' enjoyment and abo to ac·
tum. Approximately 80 rtrll quaint them wtth our echooJ and
modeled their CII'Wn clothes, whJcb dlesl reruJatlona.
tbey bad mact., and thae ranaed The tuhJon abow was the
from na.h~ to batbJnr aame one which was put on by
eutta, to f'V'mala. the bomemakJnc department and
Kathy MUcb~l and Sue Pick· which the Harbor Hieh rtrll
ena narrated the ahow and mod· viewed the same day.
eled their own dreeee& After the fashion ahow · the e EJQftll GaADK VJSJT rtrla were entert&Jned by a Mr·
The elrhth Jrade rlrta from I~ o1 dances. 'nll.l "dancerama"
wu put on by the rtrla' P. E. Renam•lng of Dept. and entaUed dllferent types of dances from different parte of
17 h St I the world. t S Senior Bruce Maceurn narrated
• the show and Mrs. Jea nne Leon· Contemplated ard was in charee of lt.
Renamlnr of 17th St. from Legion Installs Coast Hwy. to tM present 17th·
Irvine inter.ectlon wu requested N Off•
by Austin Sturtevant, W~tcllf1 ew ICers
developer, in a letter received by
Newport Beach City Council Mon-
day evenlnr.
Mr. Sturtevant suggested the
followtng changes, effective July
1. to eliminate the confusion with
the 17th St. ln Central Newport:
(U The portion of 17th St. from
Irvine Ave. to the Dover Dr. en·
trance to Westcliff to be desig·
nated "Westclitt Dr."
(2) From that point on to Coast
Hwy., 17th St. to be designated
as "Dover Dr."
Council referred the sugges·
tlons to the Planning Commis·
sion at the suuestion of plan·
ning assistant J. W. Drawdy, who
said he "anticipated some static"
about the proposal.
Taxicab Law
Is Requested
New officers for Newport H&r·
bor American Lerion Post 291
were installed Jut night.
They are Kenneth Johnaon,
commander; Frank Tarrano. flrat
vice corpmander; Frank LodJ,
second vice commander; Robert
Charlton, third vice commander;
Dorothy Saulnaler, adjutant;
Herman Lawrence, finance offl·
cer, and Gus Eichman, sergeant
at arms. Retirinr commander t.
Bob, Briggs.
Harbor Tops
Science Fair
Newport Harbor High School
won unofficial top school honors
In the third annual Orange Coun·
ty Science Fair at Santa Ana Col·
lege last week with the follow·
mg record: senior swe-epstakes
won by Dick Grlffm for his ex·
hibit on human embryology; ontt
best in division. 9 firsts. 8 sec·
onds, 8 thirds and 5 honorable
mentions.
Am1111 c-Htee
o. Parti•c laiiiH
lido Women Elect Mr.s. Dikei
•Hats in Bloom• eontest Set
Tbe 1Jdo IUt women'• Club ella,.. ol. ~..,.,..: Mta. HarOld
hal eledled Mn. Hal DiU u JUcp. 8K'Oftd V1ele·,..dent t.
new .,...aldent, eUC'CMCSJnr Mtt. ctuuae ol. •I*Aal ewnt.e: Mra.
Jtelth MlcbeiMn. Albftt ~ Wrd vtoe-
Other oftlcera are MrL Frank prealct.nt In eea.,.. o1. JMmbe-
AuetJn, ttm vtce-pre&ldent In ahlp; MIL ltuart•beoek. C!OrNe•
New License
Rules Drawn
For Rentals
The propoeed amendmente t~
the city business license ordl·
nance were further amended
Monday evenlnr by the Newport
Beach City CouncU to clarify the
license fees for rentals.
The chances provtde that per-
sons In the rental business would
have to buy only one license,
and not separate licenses for each
separate building. A license ls
required for 3 or more units. of
which at leut 2 are being used
aa rentals. Duplexes, not hereto·
fore covered, will be included, ln
cases where a person owns 2 or
more duplexes.
Final action will be taken by
City Council In time to make the
new regulations effective as of
July 1. the start of the new fiscal
year.
Sub Rescues
Boaters Here
A submarine effected what
must have be-en a "moon pltchur"
type ~ue to two small boys
strandl'd with Fred Nuh, 120~
46th St., Newport Beach, in a 25·
foot <'abln cruiser Sunday outside
Newport Harbor.
Nash told U. S. Coast Guards·
men that the submarine. USS
Bugara. hove alongside 10 miles
off shore. after the cruiser had
run out of gu and had be-en
drifting 5 hours.
Civic League
Will Install
poncllnr MCI"etary: Mrs. ~
Laun Jr .. ~Jnr MCNtary, and
Mrs. kenneth Snoac.. trMsurer.
The new oUicera will be In·
atalled at the lune 10 meettnr,
tlnal mHtlJW ol. the year and
aleo the occuton for the tradl·
tlonal "Hatt In Bloom" party.
Members and ruesta wUI araln
be uked to trim their hate wltb
flowera. and prt.us will be rtwn
for the rno.t beautiful hat. the
most unuaual and the mo.t
amuelnr.
Judces for the "hate In bloom"
will be Mrs. Mary Lynn Hartman
and Mrs. Jeanne Keevtl of the
Costa Mesa Globe-Herald, Mrs.
Per Hupa of the Newport Har-
bor Enslen, Mrs. Loulae Meteer
of the Newport Harbor News·
Press, Mrs. Loulse West of the
Santa Ana Regt.ter, and Mrs.
Ginny Smith Lester, "Sea Lark·
lng" columnl&1.
Legion Gals
Install Here
American L e g I o n Auxiliary
Unit 291 of Newport Beach in-
stalled new officers Tuesday
night.
They are Gladys Mills, presl·
dent: Esther Johnson. first vice
president; Nettie Mathews, sec-
ond vice president; Freda Wal-
lace, secretary · treasurer: Jose.
phine Hudson. corresponding sec-
retary; Lydia Briggs, chaplain;
Blanche Be n-z. historian; Nula
Tamplls. sergeant at arms, and
Otho Marks, marshal.
Bay Club Lions
Install Prexy
Balboa Bay Club Lions In-
stalled new officers Tuesday
night at the Irvine Coast Coun-
try Club.
The ~ewport Bea<'h City Coun-
cil wa.s asked Tuesday by Her·
man Tate and Gilbert Seal, taxi·
cab owners. to enact a n ordl·
nance regulatlnJ cabs and driv·
ers. They said there was need
for fingerprinting and photo·
graphing or ~b drivers and
clearance by the police depart·
ment.
The request was referred to the
clty'a business license committee.
They are Norman Hackford,
president: Elmer La La nne, vice
Mrs. T. Duncan Stewart of Co-president; Robert Goossen, sec-
A parking advisory committe-e rona del Mar, past president of ond vice president; Bryan Mars-
has be-en formed for the City of the Newport Harbor Woman's ton, third vice president; Dick
Newport Beach, consisting of the Civic League, will install new Lindholm, ~tary; Joe Kelly
following: Councilman Hans Lor· officers Tuesday at a 9:30 a.m. Jr., treasurer; Hal Glass, lion
enz. chairman: councilmen Ken me-eting in the COM Youth Cen· tamer; AI Plerer, tall twister;
Klngaley and Harvey Somers; ter. Carl Thomas, Otto H~ Ben
City Manager Robert Shelton; Ed The procram will be presented Brandt, Sam Kaufman. ooant of
... ·-.... II W••• If Yur Babeon for Corona del Mar, Har· by Newport Huboi' HJgb School dlrectora.
old CaldweU lor Balboa lsland, atude.nta. under the dlrectlon of. L e a l le 1011«, lntnD.atJOI\al
P A U l A lCHOLS received
scholorships to Wellesley, Stan·
ford ond California ot the Har-
bor High Service Banquet, re·
ce ived the speciol award for A
average for <4 years, and the
Bausch ond Lomb honorary
science oword.
(Photo by Sven Pretorious)
aua auar m VDIGDflA
Russell Beach, airman appren-
tice, U.S.N., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Beach of 379 llat St.. Costa
Meu, l.l .ervtne w1th the Fleet
Jrbome Electronics Traintnr
Unit at the Naval Air Station,
Norfolk, Va.
Hal Glass Elected President;
Beach A~cess to Be Studied
Pasadena Lad
Beaten Here
A vtaltlnr Puadena 17-year·
old wu beaten In a "rat pack"
type attack on Balboa Blvd. at
9th St, Balboa, Sunday.
John N. MoeteUer told police
three 18·year-old youtha uaauJt.
ed him and beat him into tteml·
conaclousnesa.
FLEAS? .... ,__.._...__t., ,...y...-_. ....... _
IFF, .. PElS
A* ·-..,. ,, ... h Ita 4lt
Red Dot SPE~IAIJ
INDIVIDUAllY BAGGED
DECOR PILLOWS
IEIUUI $2 ••
FOR
A DECORATING THEME
OF
UNLIMJTED POSSIBDJTIES
OPEN EVERY EVENING 'TIL 9-.30 P.M.
Corona del Mar Pharmacy
-mE PREICIIPI10M PIIAIIIACT"" ~
3117 £ad Ooaill ..... , at JIJ --
Mrs. Ceofle GWT, 1730 Mlra·
J:D&I' Dr .. Balboa. 2-year ~
for the Ebell JUJrlor Women'•
Club, has beeft cbo.en u the
club's Woman of the Year.
Mark ~ke tot West Newport. llobert Wentz. drama eoadl. couac:1.UGr ... ~ Ga.kllr ~ Lougblln fof Marine~ To be ~ed a~ ~ Ron· 'iiiiiiii~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mlle. Dfclc Richard for thf' Udo ald Barlow. praJdent; Mrs. Rob·
SPECIAL
'51 IERCURY
~IONTCLAIR SEDA.~
Po"'t>r st('('nng. brakes. 4·way
seat Rad1o. heater. quadra beam
headlights. Llnroln engine. 15.·
000 miles. Sold by uc; new. Looks
and runs llkt> new. Only
$2595 •
THIS WEEKEND
Shops, G. W. Gurr Jr. for Pttnln· l'rt Rea, Urst vice pl'elident; Mrs.
suJa Point. Homer Smith for Bal-Ro~rt Huber, second vice pres·
boa, Harold Glass for Central ldent: Mrs. Tom Panerson re·
Newport. Al Forgll for N..wport. 1 cording secretary; Mrs. C. H. 'Eck·
't>rt. corresponding secretary: Mrs Prt..._.l fo EJfelll Gt'or~e Willson. treasurer. and
Je~llf1lltl DoWI
1
Mrs. Tom Williams, historian.
A request for an easement to CDI fi111 leta Q11ry
extend the Santa Ana River jet· f •-..&. •--• ty more than 200 fe-et was reject· r0111 ..,.,..... ...... nca
ed by the Newport Beach City
Council at an adjourned me-eting I Harbor Pa int & Wallpaper Co ..
Tue-sday a fternoon. now in its new location in the
Councilman Charlc>s Hart sairi former Cannon's Market building
that extension of the jetty could In Corona del Mar, has received
cauJ;e some of the beach area In an airmail request all the way
West Newport to wash away, from Venezuela for auistance in
1 and Public Works Director Bert <'hoosing colors for a house. The
Webb agreed that was likely. requt>St <'&me from Navy Com-
JOHNSON
AID SOl
6'1> & 900 w. Coast Hwy ..
Newport Beach
Opcon Eves. till 9 & Sunday
The Orange County Flood Con· mander and Mrs. David Sooey,
trol District had requested the former residents or Bay Shores,
easement for de-epening of the now stationed with the Navy in
river channel. Trinidad.
< Politi<'al Advertisement l
RETAil Ivan H.· SWA GER
ORANGE COUNTY TREAS'-'RER
Experleoeed -Succeaafully
operated h1a OWD accoaati.Dg
practice aa a CPA fo. 20 yean.
Able -EadorMd by leadlag
cttlaesu Ia e • e r y OlaDge
County ctty.
A ~t of Oraage Co\laty
fc. 31 yean. A practlci.Dg Cer·
un.d PablJc Aa:cKlDtalat f06
Ia ,._.. Ac:ti,. dYic: leadu.
Tnaatwwtlay -.. llnugbt
booNty cmd lalleptty to tbJ.a
lmpodallt office.
ELECT
THE MAN WITH INTEGRITY
ROBERT A. WHITSON
JUDGE
NEW·PORT JUDICIAL DISTRICT
JUST TOlERANT -
John F.tius
AS 'Tar Of the Year'
John Fontlua, recont-boldlQI
J\J&h Jumpe...Jeactin& buketball .-orer, anct letter winner alao In
Tro,· ans Win
Go f To~rney
tennla, ... 1\&fMd ~ ... ol tbt
Y••" at the Mewpott Harbcw
Bl&h kbbOl $elVa. knqU!at Pri·
clay nl&ht.
Tbe •Jeedon wan made by the
Ratbor HIP eoaebtil and Ia
baaed on atbletJe adlieve.J"nent
and&ood~p.
Other athletle award~:
Tbe 10 outat&ndl.o& •nlor ath·
Wlonlnc team In PrtdaY'a third let. of the year -C.rl Berpr·
annual HAI'bor A~a Servtee Club on. Dave Goodale, lohn J'ontlua,
Colt 'touml')', apon.aorecS b)' the Fred DN,J, Dodd Pu'*>n, Bob
Newport Harbor Exch.anp Club Vlllaarana, Robbie Grl .... r, Bar·
at Irvine Cout Country Club, wu ry Von Heme11, John Hall and
the 'I'Jojan Club. Ran~ Peeler.
Vlctoriou. team membe,. were Two-tone letters to aenlor
HI6HEST AWAlD of tM a#lletic Meaon at Harbor High School
-the "Tar of th4Y_)•er"' trophy -wbs pres.nted to John Font ius
at the S.rvie. Btnqu.t Friday night. !Photo by s.,.n Pretoriou$)
OCC Honors
9 From COM
MIM Corona ~1 Mar ltU~nta
at Oranp Cout Collqe, eo.ta
Meaa, reoelved leadership and/or
ecboJarablp awarda at the Col-kle IU\bUal Students' Honora
DlnM"r lut ...,.IL
They are Iaren B)orneby, ltod
Calderhead, Jtatle l'"lt1Cerald and
8obet Pickard -nemce bonora:
Sh.aron Crowl and Sandra Swan-
too, leaderahlp honora; Mlaa
Crowl, honea for hlp trade &V·
~raae: Donna JlamUton, Altruaa
Club of Santa AAa 8Cholanhlp:
...._Crowl, Newport Balboa Sav·
lnp and Loan Aan . .cbolanhlp:
i80di)AT, IIAY. 1-W&WJCWta...,_~,
CPoUtkaJ Adve.rUeemt-ntl Ill. L IFF•s .. , .... II lfl,....
.., ....... , .. Cel<IID .. Dar& ............... ......
Jut~c~e eout. u.. peepa. oe u. a..ta. -'-wUI ,_., ts 111 a
• ll6t JMIYoff • t-uc.. ldiWty _. t a 1111. ,,• .. ala -m.. f• • ~ A~ w • Lead IIIII; 'I'
"' .. ..t • deb ....... ..set D:Dit.. -n.: ..... J --
.... • bi9 ....._tln:laf ~I •ut...,-tiM ... I t
-' ay flteedl Ia tlae ~ ArM wt.o tMI t11at J-.,...,...,
C. t1a1a Jadesrta.., ..
ltEUE b tM .._. qwautled oC the cncl'datM Ia t1*--..
D.DE laa -...-ct ta the .--.a JiCtk» oC Mw Ia tM ....,_Ana ldiiCie 1151. UEJflt Ia U. om.T _, .. ,. wM
........... a LAW OPPICE Ia lfe'tt'pOd ...._ ... ...tr ._
.._ co.IJ...s t. aepaa ... ttDg a:Dd covaa·u,.. ......_ • tM ~ Ana .. theU neryday &e,al ............ .. .........
aaalty lcnryft.
""I ... 1M ~ to ..., lll*la1 ...... poup."
Ceorp Moore, Bud Guton. Gren· boys wlnnlbf Jettert 3 or more
ville Lan.adelJ and Tom Atldn.aon. yean: Bancly Peel~r. Bob Villa-
Runner-up team wan the ec.ta l'fAna, Carl Berreron. BUJ MUla, -------------------------
M.., ltlwanla Club with Joe Dodcl Peanon and Scott Thomp-II{'-H IJ m 11/l' HE C"
MI.M Bjorneby, Newport Harbor
Bualneu and Profe.lonal Worn ·
e-n"a Club .cholatshlp; Crace
Cana, Altnlaa Club of Santa Ana
.cholarahlp; Mr. Pickard, ec.ta
Mesa -N~ Uona Club 8Chol-
arthlp, and Mt.a Hamilton, lun-,
lor A.alatance Leape Auxlllary
of Newport Beach ac:holarthlp.
DUE atatad. Tben ia DO ~ • .,.a.llc -.r' J •• ta
1a1a bactDtaouad tbat ceal4 tan.._. lain JwiJ eat ... 18 •OT
• dty • ~ty _..,..,... Be 18 oa lfO pUUc JM1YNLL .. ia
lfOT aa ..utmat coa.aty C11M1M81. .. 18 lfOT aa d ..._.
cu.tnct cattomey. • Ia lfOT • pabUc pa a :ut.c. • a. lfOI"
• dt'f atto~..-,. 11e a. .u .... p&oy.c~ ta Ida ... ~uaity. Humph~, Paul Dunlap, Tom .an f .__, ~ .__, ~ f
De Forr.t and Paul Nt.aen. In the atrls' P. E. department, .-.----------------------------Low ere-winner wan 8111 Got· the followtne 4 Jirls received the
hard of the eo.ta .._ J!xdlanre top GAA award, the cb~nlle atar:
Club, who won out OYft Mr. Lana· Carol DaW'IOn, Betty Evana, Dock·
dell. le Lomu and Gerry Nack.
Bud Caton wan low net play· ott winrwr .,...nst V~e Wat-
son.
Jifnvpcft Beach K,lwanlant lo.t
the champJon.shlp they won lut year.
Scholarship
To COM Girl
Donna Hamilton, 510 Narcluus
Ave., Corona del Mar, wu award-
ed a $500 acltolarthlp by the AI.·
slstance L e a 1 u e ot Newport
Beach 1\t.eaday.
The Oranee Coast Colleee stu-
dent wu honored alone with two
others, Laurel Martin of Newport
Beach, who received a $1,000
acholarahlp, and Daniel Stringer,
whose tcholarthlp totalled $500.
Dan also l1 an OCC student.
while Laurel attends Newport
Harbor Hleh School.
Nrs. Neth Is
New Prexy
MnL Roeer Neth, wife of eo.ta
Mesa Pollee Officer Neth. wu In·
atalled u president of the Frl·
day Afternoon Club Juniors at
the annual cllnner meeting held
in the Hudaon House, Coeta Mesa.
Also installed ln oftlce we,..
Mrs. Leslle Hantaon, flrtt vice-
president; MnL Henry Dorman.
second vice-president: Mra. John
Thorn, third vice-president; Mra.
Raynard Johnson. recordlne sec-
retary; Mrs. Robert Uneer, corres-
ponding secretary; Mrs. Robert
Finnegan, t,..asurer: Mrs. Rich-
ard H a u s e r, parliamentarian:
Mrs. Joseph Bayless, auditor.
Out.eolng pmrident lJI Mrs. Ri ch-
ard Chappelle.
IIISSJOifDY TO TALK ..... ..... ...
The Rev. Waldo Reinoehl, May-... .
layan missionary, will speak at Joseph RJegs. 59, of 211 E. Bay
both the 9:30 and 11 a.m. serv· Pt., Balboa Island. formerly U ·
Ices Sunday a t ChrlJ!t Church By soclated with Tropical Hard·
the Sea, Balboa. He lJI sponsored woods Co. of Vernon. died TUea-
by the Women's Society of Chris-day alter a long Illness. He had
tlan Service. Uved In thls area for 11 years.
TO DISCUSS IUifGS
Newport Beach City Council-
men and recreation commlsaion-
era wiJl meet jointly aoon to de-
termine ~t location of beach
fire r1np. according to Commls·
alon Cbalnnan Tom Norton.
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Survivors Include hls wife.
Elizabeth: a dauehter. Mrs. Wil-
liam Clark of Newport: 2 slstert
and a brother. Services will be
held at 1 p.m. today (Thurtday)
at St. lames Episcopal Church,
with the Rev. John Patke ottlcl·
atiq.
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Sepcuut. hatodal Plot•waa for ch1l4nD wbo nqu1n LDie•· at .. ...tr ta adlool nbJecb.
For further information please phone OR 3-5618
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VOTE JUNE J
ELECT
IJD6E WAI.TEI I.
CHAFFEE·
SUPIRIOI COUIT He.. 2
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Wllee Cllttl .. l A J1t11t, Y• LMl t.r hf •rt.•c.e,
Not Mt ...... A J11t111, ._,A S.Cc .. hl J.tlgeJ
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ll.EEJIE laa t.... a __ .._ oC tbe lfewpen hwcla ftaa.
CDM LUTIIEL\Jf caoa::a TWO IEnJCES SET
Harbor youths recelvtna 3 of
the 7 top leaderthlp plaqUH
etven out we,.. Dave Grant. ec.ta
Mesa; leny Sdlen_ eo.ta Mesa,
and Bill VIncent. NnFport Beach.
....., c;o-.,_._ ._ tJae pad n .. ra-n. narz -. t....
aa C1tto1-r ldiiCie lMS.. lie bolocb a LA. ...._ (lMO) aDd a
LAW ..,._ (INS) fna tbe Uai...aty o1 MldliiJIIL .. Ia •
IIMaba oC tlae A.aaicaD. Ccallf....sa., Mk'll*gaa Clglld o.-..g.
Couaty 8ar A.a8odlit'•• ...s ft.l Dalte Pbi 1e9aJ .,..._..ty,
""The Water and the Spirit" is BectnnJnc Sunday, the Corona
the title ot the aermon to be de-del Mar Lutheran Church, 29U
livered Sunday by the Rev . .John E. Cout Hwy .. wtll hold two wor-
Llncbtrom. pastor of the Corona aJUp arvlces each Sunday. The
del Mar Lut.Mran Church, 29U first momlne service wtU be held c::uJLI) TO IIEET
E. Cout Hwy., at both the 8 and at 8 a.m. The acond aervlce will M~bera of St. James Eplaco-
11 a.m. momlne worship aerv-be held at the ~ar hour tor paJ Church Praye,r Culld will
Ices. Holy. Communion wtll be worthip, 11 a.m. Sunday School meet Thul'ld.ay, June 5, at 9:15
celebrated at both services. will continue to meet at 9:30 a.m., preoedJnc Holy Communlon
I.U:.OA IILAifD COIIIIUWITT a.m. throueh the month of June. and huline aervtcea at 10:30 a.m.
Doa't let tlae caa...,_ alol_nms caahaae yea. JVDCE UCB
CAJfDmATE 8T KJS UCKcaoUJn) Df TKE COIOIUiflh.
A local ....,._ fw a local Jade hlp Qnel"'ed br a.Eaf.
ElfCE. EDUCAnOif CIDd C0101171f11"T SDVlCE. EJect UDE
Judp.
"Cod'a Moat Amazln& AtU-at the Newport Beach church.
tude" wUl be the title of the Rev.
Henry R&.lmua Jr."a sermon Sun-
d.ay at 9:30 and 11 a.m. services
In the Balboa laland Community
Church.
ST. Alfi)IIJ!W"I CBUJICB
''To Have and Have Not" ls the
sermon Utle chOMn by the Rev.
Harold ()eden at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, CllU Raven,
for the S. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sun-
day services.
ST. JAMES PICJflC JUifE 15
St. James Episcopal Church of
Newport Beach will hold Its an·
nual Parish plcnJc Sunday, June
15, at Coata Mesa Park. St. John's
Culld Is In charge of providing
coffee and punch. There will be
ball gam~ races and other ac·
tivttles.
CBaiSTIAJI SCIE.JfCE c:Bu.CB
The lmportance of lplritual-
m I n de d n e sa and conaecrated
prayer, u contruted with s ubtle
or aegruslve mental methods. ls
1treued ln the Lesson·Sermon
"Ancient and Modem Necroman·
cy, aUu Mesmerism and Hyp.
notlsm, Denounced" In the New-
port Beach Christian Sclence
Church on Sunday. The Colden
Text is Paul's admonition ln blJI
letter to the Romana ( 12:21 l. "Be
not OWJ"COIM of evtl, bUt over-
CGIM.ml ,Stb~··
uiltv•••rwr---n.e 'J)'ra~ ol Tblnp" will
be the t1leDw ol t.be aermon by
Dr. Charles Blauvelt at the 11
a.m. Sunday service of the Unl-
versalbt Community Fellowship
In the Friday Afternoon Club-
house, C.O.ta Mesa.
ST. JAIID EPISCO.AL
"Courage In Dl.sdpleshlp" will
be the Sunday sermon tiUe a t St.
James Ep~pal Church. Newport
Beach, for the 8. 9:15 and 11 a.m .
servl~ .
Glamour
Glimpses
Did you miss us last w~k? We
just 10rta got behind schedule
and didn't get our not~ to you
written. But we thought of you,
and those ol you who came in
the store found we had many
pretties to show you.
Jut to ..n ol catds up. Vel·
.a told .. to .. t you ll:aow ...... Jut ,......s .....
~ ..., pwp oC nraatea
........... --of t.boea
~ ............ golf
.._ ....... cottoea. CIDd
.... ta '""'-T t. cm-e foe Anel
abaabldD."
We know that It Ia th~ tlme of
year when m•t of you are look-
In& for midsummer cuual d ress·
ea. We llke to call them the "go
to the erooe.ry atore" dresses. Just
come In and nee th~ nlce collec·
tlon at O'Brien's.
le...,. JiMple are RJ•
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tloa _. ............ ou .................. llllllt.,... .................... -·
.. " ............... bat .. .... •• II .... ....,..,.._ ............... ,..~
_. t;ttar•tMFCIDaMp .... at· _.,.a.t..._, .... eo .,., ..... .....,
..., will .. '"'' .... .....
By the 1n1 • • • why doo't
you come Wltll ~ when theJ
c.M ... ...,.. JOU!
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(Polltlcal Advertisement 1
WHY WE WANT
HEINZ KAISE~
RE-ELECTED OUR
SUPERVISOR
1. HIS RECORD!
The outstanding job he has done es Superv;sor speaks for itself!
He h.s "-" on tiM ~. has always acted promptly end clilipntfy
for the toocf of our clistric+. His sincerity, ifth9rity, hcNtMty ...d
lceen sense of responsibifity has been proven by his straight-forward
actions.
2. HIS BUSINESS ABILITY!
For 27 years he has proven his ethical business standards, his suc-
cessful business ability! His actions as Supervisor have been just
as ethical, just as successful!
3. INTEREST IN COMMUNITY AFFAIRS!
During the 3 I years he has lived in this area he has alweys been ac-
tive in community projects. He led the successf~l program to de-
velop Orange County Harbor, hes served on the Grand Jury, Cham·
ber of Commerce Board of Oi,..cton end numerous other civic
organizations. For tlte past II years he hes served on the Harbor
Area Boys' Club Board of Directors. He is honorary president of
this OrcJenization, devotes much time to this activity, has a ided con·
siderably in making it one of the outstanding dubs in America-
with over 2000 children actively engaged in projects that help keep
the juvenile deliquency rete eta minimum!
4. A FULL TIME SUPERVISOR!
Heinz Keiser hes the time to serve, devotes it wisely to our en-
tire Fifth District. He "-1t0 business interests that he must look
after first, no "special groups" that he must c:et.-r to. He has
proved his ability -he has proved his leadership! He is the type of
men needed in pu'*c office today! 'That's why we say, "let's
RE-ELECT HEINZ KAJSStJ•
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1.111 811 .. ,., ut-t7 1-1111 LY VAN UNES AGENT
Professional
Directory
l't71fEaAL DOlECTOIIS
Friendly Ne1Rbborhood Service
PARKES·BELL
MOR'nJARY
110 Broadway
LI 8·34.33 6 8·84.34 Coata Mea
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK
( Conttnuect fr'()ft) Pace One)
l ame. Wonhen. WUJtam Ferry.
Suaan Kilroy.
• ICilOLL or •o•oa HONOR STUDENTS added to
the David8on ScroU ~ Honor, 80
atudentt who have been on the
Honor Roll tor the lut year -
the fourth quarter ot lut year
and the first 3 quartel'l ot thl.t
year:
Allee Louise Allen, Jlm Ander·
sen, PegJY Andenen, Roee An·
deraon, Karen Babeon, Judy Bak·
er, Bonnie Bamee, Edward Brad·
bury. Jack Bradbury, Robert
Burnett, Pat Bu.h, BIU CaUls.
Barbara Carlson, John Carlyle,
Carolyn Casey, Bonnie Clark, Ted
Cooper, Carol Crum, VIctoria c.e.
nar Kathleen Dalton. Dert Day.
ton.' WIUiam Dock, Paula Echola;
Ross Eckert, RJchard Elliott.
George Fitzwater, Karen Poeter,
Linda Fundorn, John Gage. Nan·
cy Gardner, Howard Gllatl"ap,
Mary Hambrook, Kay Harris,
Thomas Herbert, Carole Hyden,
HoUy Ina-ram. Ronald Keeler, Ted
Komwelbel, Stanley Lewis, Bev
Llentz, 'Barbara Lilienthal, Ml·
chael Lindstedt. Lonna Lloyd.
Roseanne Loptlen, David Lourie.
Diane Lund:
Douglas Maclachlan, D I a n e
Marsac, Nand Maxwell, MoUy
McClintock. Nancy MICh8fl. Gary
Morrison, Marian Oliver, Beverly
Paul, June Payne, Thomas Peter·
man. Pamela Peterson, Mary Ann
Petty. Daniel Pierce. Kathleen
Raub. Melinda Rork, Terry R(l85,
Beverly Rysdale:
William Sa m p so n , Robert
Sangster, Frank Schultl. Elmer
Sch uman . Charalee Sergeant,
Cynt hia Smith. Linda Spratt. Ra·
chel Stewart, Judith Turner, Sher·
ry E. Tyson, Richard Watson.
Patti Whitefield. Judith Whitney,
Esther Wichman, Linda Wickey.
Dorothy Woodworth, James Wor·
then.
SCHOLARSH, WINNERS at the Newport Har.
bor Hi9h School Service Banquet Fridey night
included these students (left to right) Carl Ber-
geron, Patti Whitefield, lonna Uoyd, Dave Ham·
mond, Frenk Schultz, Diane Marsac. laurel Mar·
tin, Cynthia Smith, June Payne. Linde Widey.
Harriet Hayden, l inda Fundom, Page Westfall.
Gerry Nad and Pam Wichmon. (Sven Pretorious)
e SAPEACVEJlAIAL f~ARDS4 TEAJIS• rt'present· TOP WINNERS !It the Harbor High Service Ban· gineering School scholarship; Sten lewis, soluto·
t F 'd · ht · d d-J (left t r'ght) Dan torian: Ron Keeler, winner of one of 25 scholar· ing the highest attainment in que " &y ntg . tn u eo o 1 ••
scholarship---a total of 24 awards, Pierce, valedictonan; Frank Schultz, Nutnltte ships in the e ntire n&tion from the N&tionc~l Hon·
granted only to seniors with an scholorship to Cal Tech, ond Horvey Mudd En· or Society. (Photo by Sven Pretorious) A average tor 4 years of work:
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Dan Pier~. Stan Lewis. Paula B 1 L L BREW, 4·year NROTC CARL BERGERON and SAN · Following Bank of AmerI ca
Echols, Bill Brew, Frank Schultz, scholarship, and a scholarship to ORA MARTIN, $200 scholarships awards were given:
Diane Marsac. Patti Whitefield, Harvey Mudd Eng 1 nee ring from the Costa Mesa Lions Club. Certif icates and plaques-Leo
June Payne, Chip Fitzwater. Di· School. LAUREL MARTIN, a $1,0001 Bestgen, fi ne arts; Linda Fun·
ane Lund. Linda Wickey, Doug FRANK SCHULTZ. California scholarship from the Junior As· dom, vocational arts: Dan Pierce,
Maclachlan; Institute of Technology and Har· sistan~ League. liberal arts; Frank Schultz. SCI ·
Esther Wickman, Judith Whit· vey Mudd. DAVID HAMMOND, a $1,000 ence and mathematics.
ney, Joy~ Ledbetter. Peggy An· GLENDA QUEEN, art scholar· scholarship from the Senior AJJ. Certtflcates-Leo Bestgen, art;
Harbor Blvd. at Gtaler
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derson, Betty Kevin, Clermont ship at Pepperdlne. sistan~ League. VIcki Csenar, English; LInd a
Sherman, Laurel Martin. Margar· STAN LEWIS. 4·year scholar -PAMELA WICHMAN S400 from Fundom, business; Richard Grit·
KIMBERLY 5-ll.SS et Swain. Cynthia Smith. John ship phu "honors at entran~" the Costa Mesa Friday ·Afternoon fin, laboratory scIence ; Stan '----~p==RnfTIK===G=-----...J i Hall. John Fontius, Irene Mc<:'or· at Pomona, also NROTC scholar· Club for a 2.year nursing schoi· Lewis. foreign languages: Dan
----...:....:=.;..;;;..;;;.;...;;._ ____ , mick. ship at Stanford. arshlp. Pierce, social scI ence ;. Frank
Watch'-c
of the
Treu•rr
Your County Auditor is much more than an aooount.
ant. In the admlnlstration of his office, which ls
governed by a multiplicity of complicated laws and controls.
He must examine and pass upon aU clalnu against
the county treasury. He must be familiar with ~
many laws controlling tbe public fUnds and the dlstrl·
butlon or tax moneys. There are many other IJ)eclaJ. lzed dutlea.
He learns the.e th.lnp only by be.iJul on the job.
Your pre.ent County Auditor has had 1! years exper-
Ience on the Job. fle can be trusted not to muddle county finances.
RETAIN
V. A. HElM
For all your
Printing Needs
THE ENSIGN
Publishing Co.
oaw.a-osso
• SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS RON KEELER, winner of an· FRANK SCHULTZ, a grant of S c h u 1 t z. m~thematlcs; Linda I BOB BURNETT. Harbor High's other first for Harbor High, win· $500 for 4 years to attend Cal Wickey, music, Jack Wood, agrl·
fi rst winner~ a national Pres· nlng one ~ ~en~·five $500 T ech, pre~n~d ~ Nutrlll~ ~cu~l~tu~re~·--------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ byterian Scholarship. scholarships Ln the enUre nation Foundation. -
PAULA ECHOLS. scholarships trom the Natlon~Honor Society. Tb N Balboa Sa 1 to Wellesley and Stanford. and a e ewport v np
County Auditor
28:50 £. Cout Hlghwa}'
Corona del Mar
He had to rank upper one-and Loan "'-n. pre~~ented a to-state scllolarsb.lp and "honors at third ot one per cent on a quall· tal ot $2,500 fn f .year acbolar· entrance at CaJltornJa." ,..,In• test •iven to more than hJ M 1750 1 D £u P""..,CE. "·year scholar· •:r .. • • ps: Diane al'l&c, ; une
IU" •LA .,. 54,000 students all over the na-p ..,1<1\ p e w..-.• 11 ..uv. Ships to Stanford. Prln~ton and ayne, .,....,; •1 ~ua • .....,.,; I C llf I lion. From this list 1,000 were Cynthia Smith, $500. alumni scholarship at 8 orn a selected to take the final exam. Servl<'e pins were awarded to ============:=: at Be~~eley and "honors at en., and those attaining 9937'(-were the following:
tran<'l' at Berkeley. recognszed with scholarships. Kiwanis Club medals for fresh· ;;;;;;::;;::::=;;:::..=_:======;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::~::=====i Ca llfomia State ScholarshIps men g irl and boy with highest
( Polltkal AdverU~mentJ were won by Ron Keeler, Dan number of servl<'l' points-Su·
1 Pler<'e. Stan Lewis, Paula Echols, zanne Sibley and Richard Harris; THIS COULD BE
YOUR DAUIITER
Vote for a aum wbo CAlif stop
dope, wb.l.aby, bamOMZUCIIUty
aad murder 1a the eouaty talf.
The prneat sheriff c:crp be c:ua't stop lt.
PHUJJP J. "BILL"
I Bill Brew and Dean Ricketts. silver pins-Diane Lund and Rob·
HARRIET HAYDEN, the Crut· ble Grles..'ler: gold pins -Irene
ll'her Foundation scholarship of McCormick and Dan Pierce .•
$100 at Orange Coa.st College. e OTHER SPECIAL AWAilDS
PATJ1 WHITEFIELD, the Pan· STAN LEWIS. an award of $100
hE'IIenlc award of $.200 for a 4· cash from the California Savings
I year college. and Loan League for outstanding
LINDA WI CKEY. the $300 scholarship. Stan a lso becomes
award from the Business and eligible to <'nter a contest for Profes~lonal Women's Club Cor a $1.000.
college. I JANKE ZOELLNER. a $25 sav·
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VEST L 1 N D A FUNDOM. the $200 ings bond from DAR for out·
BPW award for a local college or stanrllng nrhirvement In the
a buslnessc~~g~ Jclothing rlPpart ment of home· i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GERRY NACK and LON:'iA makins:-.
FOR SHERIFF LLOYD. $1 50 scholarships from I CLAUDETTE LOMAX, the Sen· --=~~=---=-":""'-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~th.:,:e PTA. lor Band Award for outstanding
': -----work In thP ron~rt band. *********************** "P~~~aiM~~s~~~·t:e~~!'t:.! for his achirvement In the "MI·
kado" and for his leadership and
coopt>ration In music and drama.
UNDA WICKEY, a gift for out·
standing service to the vocal m u·
sic department.
1IM WEST. a copy of the "Pic·
torlal History of the Theatre" for
Ilia work as electrician, actor and
director.
PATrY PARKER, winner ot the
BullO<'ka Gold Key AwArd.
LINDA STILWELL, the medal
tor the Betty Croclcer HommJak·
•r of Tomorrow for blal'l•t 8COI'e
In a written •xam on homemak·
lng knowledg-e and attitudes.
PAULA ECHOLS, the Bau.ch
and Lomb Honorary Sdenoe
Award tn recoenitJon of .U.'-bt
A gradea tn blolc>ty, chelnl.m'y
and phyalc..
PATI1 WHITEFIELD, outttand·
lng dtlunahJp award from DAR.
GArL WHITE. the "Olrl of tbe
Year' award from the Newport
Harbor Zonta Club. OaU received
a 150 aavinp bond from Zonta.
eiiOUAW._
1be Newport Hatbot Db l.odp
honored Jf~ lik<*mJc:k. Doua
Madadtlan and Dldr ~ u wlnnen ln tbe annual ._,_.
ahlp conte.t. EAdt reeetw. a •
aavtnp bonc1 11W Elllll ~
allo s--ntect ........ ....
to Paula Ecbole ucl ... n IAWII
lor ulnlt.tlldp.
llerlt fMiila
~:!::,.:..m: ..... iiiilaataeeucl-..
ELECT e e • ILITY
DO -NALD .
.. fJNGtiA'
• a... .... ., u........, ., Calif ......
Lew ldiiML
• LaW .......... -01 ,. c:..t Col· ...,._ ............. ..
e atr A ...... -C... ..... e II T ..... , r aflll lAw ,._.._ . c.e.--.
........
'
e IIOIIDAT, MAT ll Mltbbotbood •. , Cynthia Saha·
Mra. Barbara Ea.cM. 100. W. ldu. 1.237 W. &lboa Blvd. Sal· <:>ce.n Ft., Bal~ reporq theft 00... reporta Mr husband, Theo.
o1 2 .ulteue. from htr car •.. dote, mlutna: he left 3 months
Rill CUnnJnaham, 222 *h St.. aeo •.. Dr. Roy Thomas, 28 Har. N~ Ileac!\. .. ya a buralar bot l.tand, reporta wh~lbarrow
..,tend hia oftke and made ot1 worth $25 mlalne w1th t:S troni the petty ~ bOx ·
. • • Charlet Hopton, 3101 W. e I VIQ)AT, IIAT 11
Cout Rwy., Newport Beach., saya Dr. A. E. St.odcton, 3838 E.
an $800 boat tra.ller wu stolen Cout Hwy., Corona dei Mar re·
from hl.l property. porta 3 etrt. on horst"back rtdlna
e TUESDAY MAT ll on the sidewalk ... Mrs. 0 . w.
Fred r,o,; 2 6 Ev 1 Hucaon, 228 Haul Dr., Corona hf()n, 1 en na del Mar, reporta .someone pusht>d
Canyon Rd., Shore ClW., reports her aon's bl~ over the cliN at
netehbor water runntneln rreen· Orchid Ave. and Ocea Bl d
house; nelfhbor not home; pollee ... Ronald JohniiOn · 302 ~nd ;t ·
s hut oU same . • . Mrs. Frank Newport Beach ..&y ..
Wood, 1119 W . Bay Ave .. Balboa, threw mustard a ll o:e ~~eone reporu 2 aarbage cans dllaP· r s car.
peared from the rear of her e MODAT, MAT 11
M&WW .. ...,_ IDIM -I
PASSENGER CRUISES
Tl CATWU 111111
WI.L STilT IIY •
OJI 11IE
DAILY
from
NEW OfffCUS were elected by the Lido Sands
Community A5Sn. following the onnual m .. ting
held in Newport S..Ch City Hall. Standing, left
to right, are H-.,:t Oittme1er, director; George
Postle, dl~on Uoyd Rabjohn Jr., the newly
elected president; Herbert Kalmbach, director,
ond Ronald Diggins, d ir.ctor. Seated, left to
right, ore Philip Nelson, vice-president; Bunster
Creely. secretory: Donald Young. the outgoing
president, ond Doris KeHler, retiring director.
house ... Mrs. H. W. Graneer. Alma Harvey, 207 EdgewatN.
1500 Prtacllla Ln., Harbor Hleh· Balboa, reporu sick baby ~al on I
JaneS., found a laree wi\Jte dw:k beach ... Mrs. WilHam Shake·
wondednf about In front of her apear, (forsooth), 2Z18 Irvine
house ... Mra. Carson Allen, 420 Ave., Upper Bay Area, reports
E. Bay Ave., Balboa, found out neighbor belne cruel to animals
It's not always malicious mis· ... Warren Sturdevant 1.227 ~
chief when you find your car von Ln., Westdltf. wasn't fast
wtndows broken; pollee dlae· enoueh when a stray doe pranced
n~ her car as a case of "In· Into hia y~d: the d~r pran<.'f'd
ternal preuure" · · · Mrs. B. l . right back out aealn -throueh
Orsattl, Newport Health Club, Mr. Sturdevant's fence ... Gen.,
3419 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del evteve Hamilton, 932 E. Ba lboa
Mar. reporu theft of a lady's Blvd., Balboa. reports her hou~
wallet contalnlna 120: lady Is ransacked.
NEWPORT
lEACH
9:30 A.M.
Foreign Exchange Students
To Arrive Here in August
SEASPORT
LANDING
NSa W. OOABT BWl'.
NEWPO&T BE.4011
• • •
The 2 forelen exchanee stu
denta who will live In this area
during the next school year will
arrive In Aueu!tt.
Tbla announcement was mad~>
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;:; by Mrs. John Feeley of Balboa r at the luncheon mf.'('tlng of the
American Field Service C'ommlt·
tee at the Balboa Is land home
ot Mrs. Horace Parker.
The committee to plan for the
eet-acqualnted act I vI t I~> s for
these torelen students will In·
elude Mra. Robert Harblaon, Mrs.
Charles Sparkuhl. Mrs. Jules
Gage, Mrs. Porter Sinclair and
Mrs. Harl Burnett.
Mrs. R I c h a r d St~>wart was
named chairman of the farewt>ll
party tor the 3 foreign s tudents
who nave been attending Ha rbor
Ulah School thl.l year: KlaWI
TE WIIILE
.
QUAIJRID AS COlONEl
eftCI PUIUC ADMNSftATOI
17 Teare el MMiee LeeDI Tralftlftg
WALTa L (WAlLY)
IF X
fOI CONnNUID &ReefY
AND COUITIOUS SRV1CI
My aincer e thcmka to all
J ~ ck» mt nry best.
Roy R. Meewdle
.... ly ~ ,..,...
•ewpon ._.. v.u.e JUtb Sdaoo1
The F ine Homes of
Schroeder, Thomas Pintado and
Beatrlz Pieroni. AUistlng Mrs.
Stewart wUI be Mrs. Porter Sin·
clair, Mrs. D. M. Hummel. Mrs.
R. C. Blackmar and Mrs. Charles
Sparkuhl.
These 3 students wt>re recently
taken on a visit to Fremont High
School In Los Aneeles. accom ·
panled by Mrs. James Stoddard.
Mrs. Stroller White and her
da ughter, Gall White. aecretary
of the Harbor High student body.
Mrs. Orval Lyon, 222 Orchid Ave ..
COM ... Mrs. C. C. Blauv.-lt, 604 e TUESDAY, MAT 20
Seaward Rd., Corona Highlands. A. A. StaUord, 314 Marigold,
report$ nelehbor child threw Corona del Mar, reports pet nelrt
mud Into her front room, while door cries and whines all day
s he was gone ... Anna Weaver, ... Mrs. Myrtle Coxwell, 215
512t.>s W . Balboa Blvd., Balboa-Crest Ave.. Huntington &>ach,
an address pollee WNP unable to reporu tlshlnc equipment takt>n
locate -reports her landlord Is from car whUe parked at 2300
trampling her flowers . . . Es· W. Coast Hwy .... Mrs. Manan
telle Brew, 208 E. Oc-ean Ft., &I· Ttlton, 514 36th St., Newport
boa, report.l someont' threw a Beach. saya 2 American Canct>r
rock throueh her window. Society contribution <'llns taken
* FREE PARKING l\
CllUdna _..., l% llaH Prb
C.H Uberty 8-1022
for lal-u.. • a-n-a...._
MEMORIAL DAY-THRU LABOR DAY Island Lady
Sendoff Set
e WE.DifESDAT, MAT 14 from Richard'& Market ... Mrs.
Mrs. Anna M. Blanchard, 238 Harold Barr, 113 Grand Canal ~~!!!!!!! Balboa Island, says some boy~ Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar. saya j ust took deck chairs and threw there Is a squirrel In her back· th yard ... Victor McLaglen, 818 W. em In bay · · · Donald PaMon.
The Catalina Island Lady. 96· Bay. Balboa. reports an Injured U40 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. re porta he was "rolled." paueneer boat to the famed va. seal with a wire around Ita neck
cation island, will get a gala on dock -probably looking for e WEDJIESDAT. MAT 21
sendotf for her first crutse of the VIc's autorraph. C. H. WIUiam.son. 420', Fern I
seuon Memorial Day. e Tlll71ISDAT. MAT 15 leaf Ave .. Corona del Mar. reports
On hand for her Seasport 2 revolvers were stolen from his • -dJ d b tl 1 N 1 Riverside City College reports ...-n ne e area on n ewpor car parked n•ar th'"' All Amer1•. .,_ h 9 30 M 30 111 175 graduates will ~ on the ..-" ...,.ac at : a.m. ay w can Market -valu• ..,..,.. ... be Ml C d I M (M II COM Main Beach Friday from 6 ..-_, as orona e ar o Y Mrs. L. Taylor. 521 Narclssus McCIIntockl and Mlss NewpoM Cat 10 p.m .... The otuce of Ave., Corona d .. l Mar. complains
Be h (J d l Grift' harles Masters, 436 Heliotrope ... ac u n 1. nelahbors spread t'""'•h all over P Ill boa d th t · Ave., Corona del Mar, Is Sl95 .. • .... a.uengers w r e nm tht>lr yard ... Atkln·~n·s Men's d h it C tall •-1 d poore r, after a burglar made oft 07V ereen an w e a na ... an · Store, 3355 Via Wdo, N•wport bo d I t th I dl ...,.,., with valuables amounting to " un vesae a e an ng, ~ &>ach. reports 20 pairs of man's W ,.___ H h 11 1 that much ... M111. Bill Affolter. · .., . ~t wy., to t e ve Y mu-slacks, valued at $1""', otolen I t 8 I rdl b d 1511 Clltr Dr., Cliff Haven. re· 1-.J n 1 c o an ·P ece acco on an from ~mpany car at "'van's trom MJlton Mann's Studios. porta a stranae ahaeey dog tied Y b A "' The lalan4 La~ retuma from 1n her backyard. J abc tAdnchoraee Sunday ... o n am.a, 70t Larkspur Ave C.tallna the arne clay a t C:U • raJ:DAT, MAT 11 Corona del Mar, doem•t J1llnd
...... NrtvN ln ~ewport BeaCh Low Oytna plane reported blnk 1ft the atr but St. ..._,.. it~l:fS'p..ai:.DaUT tri.,. wUl con· buD:lnt Boq lta.pttal, •• lame. ue an~ ma'tta en~-'-· ooe
Unae u.ntO lA~ n.y. . Fowler, .. nk ol America. New· JUJQped at hl8 wt~-;:~Jdn
The International Dance Group
~ates of Corona del Ma r are
aeek.lne assistance in obtaining
llvtng quarters for students who
will come here to attend sum ·
mer ~hool July 7 to Aug. 18.
Mrs. Harvey Pease, president of
the board, aay& that one way to
otter ~holarahlps for this dance
school Ia to provide a room for a
student. Anyone wishing to otter
such assistance Ia requested to
call the director of the school.
A~lola Sartorio, at ORiole 3·
1354 or Mrs. Pease at ORiole 3·
0346.
The summer dAnce school will
~ held at the Harbor View
School, Corona del Mar.
TOtrnl CEJfftB BUAU A.ST
A breakfast wlll be served at
the Corona de l Mar Youth Cen-
ter Saturday m omlne. July 12,
as a benefit for the Center. An·
drew W. Smltn is In charge of
arranaementa.
port Beach. reporta M found a It, he complalfta. ' ~
walJet contalnlne $89 belonetne <Coa ttnaecs on Pa
to Bernice Craven, Balboa.
e SATUIIDAT, MAT 17
Mar~tt Brenneman, 915 E.
Balboa Bl vd.. reports someone
stole S35 woMh of \'aluablea from
her parked ca r . . . Jessie Ser-
geant, 423 Irvine Ave., Newport
Heights, reports a cat and a dog
c a u s I n g disturbance In her
Foawr CDI 1111 .. •1
SICC_.. i1lrcMia
Mrs. Pauline Rodgers of Mon·
rovla, formt>r resident of Corona
de l Mar. dl€'d In Arcadia Meth·
odlst Hospital. Services were
held Saturday In Hillside Church.
Rose Hills Memorial Park. Whit·
tier.
Survivors Include her husband,
Frank Rodgers; 3 nieces, Mrs.
Grace Hall. Edna Ruehle or Co·
rona del Mar and Ewlyn Reed of
Santa Ana: 2 neph~ Frank
Wurster of Corona del Mar and
Walter Wurster of Oranae.
Re-F.Iecl (Polltlcal Adwrtisement I
ASSEMBlYMAN
BIUC~ SUMNER
e S ... Chcl one of s .... ·, Outshmclifttl y..,._ Men
e Fonner Deputy Public Defa~tllu
e S.rvl ... JOU MW Oft vital l.e • .-eiW'O CMft ........
HIS RECORD IS OUTSTANDING
ALL HAIRCUTS
FOR MEN AND BOYS
ONLY Sl.25
NOT PAPER
"'\ ..... . . , WEST· CLIFF
Judge Ronald M. Cmolrab<mk' • qualificatioaa for hila
~nt allice aa Judge of Superior Court are not paper
quaJi&c:atioa-.
They are reaL c:leady deiDOMtnltecl iD yean oi Mmce.
baMd 80Jidly Oil the bard rock of elCJ)erience. ~ Overlooking the Upper Bay an Newport Beach
The loc:.tion of dtoico for some of California's
r.,.st hom.~. Wesidiff off.n faKinating innovo·
tions in ...._,ior end interior -9"· by the most
~ Of 011111 cont.mporary •~hitects. Ewry
feeility for the ~ enjoyment of cesu.lty sophis-
tice~ fMn9 it hof., in en atmosphere of
dignity enG~
Priced from $21,100 to $35,850, incJudin9 title
to yotJr lot, Westdiffs fil'4 homos are built on
unuwelly large homesites 75 end I 00 feet in
width, in from two bedrooms and two baths up
to four bedrooms and throe beths. Utilities are
undor9round.
u• w.-ua Dlt.. .... ,, ......
" MUt DOit.h or eJltrance to .., Sbcnl
lUI legal clil*-a will compare with cmy -Stamord
UDinnity CIDd Bw ward Law SchooL wt..r. be woa high
a:Walk hcman cmd IDMI'benhip in the HCuvaad t.ga1 Aid
Scx»ty.
But Ida qnalificaticw reach far beyoad t11at. iDto the
years of ..-m•k.ml _.,....Dee iD the law, aa Attomey CIDd aa
JGC~g&.
.... d •••
'Colla Mea
LAGUNA
CelfwfNe
DICOIATIN8 UIVICI
ll'-ty ......
FEDERAL SAVINGS
I LOAN ASSOCIATION
TWO OFFICES
To SerYe You
LAGUNA BEACH
AND
RECORD CA TCH-Morge Crodord, 612 Begonia Ave., Corona
d!l Mor, landed this ~3 lb., 9 oz. white seo boss in her fj"'t trip out
w1th Newport Harbor s lody Angler$. Shoring the glory of the big-
gest . such boss. rec?rded by either the lody Anglers or the Balboa
Angl•ng Club IS Sk•pper M. J. Fink. on whose boot "Explorer " the
big cotch wos mode. ' '
SAN CLEMENTE
9UICK
24-HOUR SERVICE
FREE
CUSTO~'PABIJNG
ESCROW
SERVICE.
JAMES D. Teachers Due
To Get Raises Tlll4ar c1• Tratell
EFFICIENTLY
OPERATED
RAY
Blllllill Clllrldlr
Newport Harbor High School Tuesday Club traveJ section
District teachers will earn a com· members took a colorful ann-
blned total of $181,000 more next chair trip to New Zealand, Sa·
year, following salary raises vot· moa and AustraJJa. courtesy of
ed by trustees. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wickersham, J.446 E. COAST KWY .. LAGUNA BEACH
222 Ocean Ave. ~ONE HY 4-1177
SAN CLEMENTE
601 N. B Camino Real
PHONE HYacinth 2-1195
or HYecinth 2-1196
COlONA DEl MAl
OllWe S-0510
Minimum pay will be $4.800, Newport Be~ and their picture
and the maximum ls raised to slld~
~~~~~~~~~~~ $8,500 per year. La eek's meeting In Corona ; del ~ooJ also featured re·
MATTRESSES US Pentagon treshme_n_. __ _
'-~~: ch• f y• •t lf~Wb::'n:=:..lboa Islander m "'!.u. aD1J1LDIRQ I e I s I s made an 8 lb. 9 oz. debut at Hoaa
COSTA u ....... •· ..... TlaESS co Hospital Sunday. May 18. She t.
1110 ....... :;·-.: uw.y .. ,ico Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Felix VIdal the dauahtet of Mr. and Mra. Ed· ;~~=:==~~~~~===~;===~~, -he t. aalstant chJ.d of at&ff ln ward lobuon. D Jtuby Ave. the US Alr Force llelei"Ve at the
Plell' Clle 9 II -llei ' 2 I * Pentaaon In Wuhlneton. D. C. -L&GAL JIOftC&
Alpb.alt 'IDe -lblbber 'me were I"K'ent hou.telfUestl of Col.
Formica -Ll.Doleum nle and Mrs. Harry Deal, 518 Signal
0111. Till' Ulr~ RdEn~~~al~::~t Included a tour
135 E. lftla lt. Cenll .._ of Disneyland and a few rounds
22 y~~County ot golf with Robert Vllla~rram
•-at Irvine Coast County Club.
Orco Block Co.
BOILDING BLOCKS-AU SJZt:S-ALL TYPES
JAcboa 7..223S !Cimberly 1-mt .a &.WJa. ltaatoa JS210 L Jlala. laat. AIM
(Political Advertisement l (Poll tic a I Advertiaement>
BUJIWICK:S PAJlEJfTS
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Burwick.
510 Dahlia Ave. Corona del Mar,
are the proud new parents of a
baby girl. who weighed In at 5
lbs. 15 oz. at Hoag Hospital Sun-
day, May 18.
(Political Advertisement)
CRAll JIIY SAYS
"lOlSE AID IIGCY
METIODS" WASTE
TAXES~
-,
A CERtiFIED PUIUC I
WAYNI T. CA110U Jl. CfA ACCOUNTANT CAN SAVE
CIAICE
EJ.d •.. ..-TAX DOUAIS IY USING I
,_ ,.,.. .,.~ •• 1_.1 MOD~ BUSINESS METHODS
QUAUFICATIONS COM,ARISON CHART CARROU OHONENT I
HONEST SINCERE AND CONSCIENTIOUS . -.. ···-··-···· YES YES I
A CERTifiED PUBLIC ACCOUNT ANT .. -...• . .... -·-····-YES NO
OVER 10 vtARS GOVERNMENTAL AUDITING EX,......... YES YES
GRADUATE FUll UNrYERSfTY ACCOUNTING COURSE YES NO I
EXPERIENCE IN MODERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS . ---··-·· YES NO
HAS AUDITED lOTH 60VYNMENT AND IUSINESS .... YES NO I
CHAMIEl COMMERCE, CHURCH 0FACSt. VITBAN YES Y£S
COWPLm FORMAL ACCOUNTING EDUCATION ----· YES Md 1.
Of OIANGI COUNTY
VOTI .. .., .a. I UDITOI
CER'IlFICATE OF BUSINESS
FtctJtJoua Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certify that they are conduct-
Ing a MAIL ORDER JOBBING
buslnea from P. 0. Box 241. Co-
rona del Mar, Callf., under the
fictitious !Inn name of PACIFIC
DEALER SUPPLY and that said
finn is composed of the follow·
lng persons whose name. In full
and places of realdence are u
follows, to-wit:
D. B. HARRIS,
6113 N. MWICatel.
San Gabriel. Calif. (Temp.)
LEO V. MICKO,
4139 Kraft Ave.,
North Hollywood. Callf.
WITNESS my hand this 6th
day of May, 1958.
(Signed) D. B. HARRIS
CSigned) LEO V. MICKO
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
~as.
COUNTY OF ORANGE J
ON mrs 6th day of May, 1958.
before me, a Notary Public In
and for aa.ld county and atate. re·
siding therein, duly comm..laalon-
ed and .worn, personally ap·
peared D. B. Harris and Leo V.
Mlcko, known to me to be the
persons whose names are aub·
scribed to the wlthJn ln.1trument,
and acknowledged to me that
they executed the aame.
WITNESS my hand and offlcla)
seal.
RUBY B. MISZ.KO
Notary Public In and for aald
County and State.
My Commission expires Nov.
19, 1960.
Publish: May 8, 1!5, 22. 29, ~
ln the Newport BltJ't)or Enalp.
...............
MYin9 • • • aiNI . .•. .., ... , .• •••••
We're doing our best
to help ourselves
A statement dealing with '" the fundamentals of running a railroad
-
bl JliObab(y haw bead • n.d a pod deal .a..., lboat .._ tloi:tblll 01
tbe niJroad iDdastry ••• recuJatift, eompetithe, ~ .... ad a.: ·
pftlllive.
You can be helpful ••• and we will be pateful ••• if ,w will add 10UI'
voice to othera who are asking for fair, uon-politbl tnatm.t oi the a&.
roads, 8UCh u ia recommended in the repori of tbe S..t. Cmmrittee
beaded by Senator Smathen (and propoeed In SeDate Bm 8.8778).
But in tlw meantime ..•
We want you to luu>w that Soutlwm PGCiflc it doin1 ill very bat 1o 1wlp
it~f.
We try to operate u a aouod, soinr CODCem, in our own inte.re.t and in
yoUJL Tbia involwa leducinl operatm, com. At ta., ad~
DOW, this Jequiree IeVere ecoDOJDiel.
We are a11o tryinc to pt rid of tbo.e pan arpr traiDII that are little u.cJ,
serve DO ueeful purpoee, and cauee bup out-of-pocket~ W. haft just
discontinued one train that coat u.t $1,800 a dq and broqht iD OD1y •12 a
day in revenue. Such efforl.a bring criticilm, but we tbiDi thil policy il best
for shippera, and in the loq nm for tzaftlea wbo actua1J7 we fniDL
We are trying to adjuat our freicbt rat.•• to npta bwfnew that hu
heeD Jo.t and aleo aet • an inoeDtift to cleftllop DeW Odic. Some abippen
are p)eued and 10metimes othen object.
I t'uuier to ay "Vee" t.ban it il to -.., "No." We'd lib to pleue ftel)'•
one but that just doesn't eeem ~
The but policy ~« thi~, and the one we try to follow, il
to bring the greotat good to 1M grealat nunabctr on.d ot 1M
some tirM lt«p .olwnt.
It lbould be obvioul to reru)atory oornnrieeicma. and to tbou,htfuhhipo
pen aud ~that aiOlwat raDro.d iiJDUCh•bett.er Mia to_... •
territory well than a .-k, mooey.-.., OM.
---.. -...--.................. 'TR~ · W'fflN ·SU)ANf:'
'"' ..... ~.... M'P..:e.. --· ~ ·IQNI:,:) ...:. .. .,, ·--·-·---..-:-____ _
L ·-·--, . -.11.80 -_,_>r..,._. __ ---r.-lll"ffl·lll
JfOW PLATDfG TIIJltJ TUES.
Lana Turner, Hope Lange, Ue PhiUps. Uoyd Nolan, Diane Vanr. Arthu r Kennedy,
Rusa Tamblyn. renJ Moore .. PET'tON PLACE ..
Cinema~pe and Color
SJIOW I TABTDIO TDUiz
A NEW fn "'-AI Hems lmJ*i•l. Chrysler, Plymouth
l\9f'ncy of N.wporf a..dt is Uoyd Fun1aca of Shore Cliffs. shown
•t th. left witt. Mr. fi•rris. who is • Udo lsle resident. Mr. Furnao.
wos formerly with Johnson & SOn Uncoln-Mercury. in the Newport
"outomobile row." A new line just added by the AI Herr is Agency is
the Swedish Volvo. (Ensign photo)
Mrs. Lawrence of Lido Named
Patroness of Versailles Ball
SPTNET PIANOS. All wonderful ! buys; Including GulbranMn,
Ja!UI8en, Acro.onlc. Story A
Clark from $449, all 88 note.
SmaU I 1 t t I e E b o n y $389.
Schmldt·PhlllJps, 520 No. Main,
Mrs. Paul William Lawrence of
224 VIa Udo Nord. Lido Isle,
has been Invited to be a patron-
ess at the Versailles Debutante
BaU to be held July 12 In the
Palace of VersaUies, Frarn:e.
Santa Ana.
Canada, England. Scotland andG c:-=RAND--:-==-=pi"'"'AN""""'os=-• ...,1.,.,.1k-e-ne-w-.-tw-o
Ireland ~fore eolne on to France Stelnways, Mason A Hamlin. for the Debutante Ball. She will also visit the World's Brambach. Many others from
Mrs. Lawrence will leave In
June for a world tour, visiting
Fair In Bruuela, Beletum; then $395. 3 yrs to pay. Schmidt·
on to North Africa, and to India. Phillips. WE SELL PIANOS
Raneoon, Salaon. Slneapore. Ma· FOR LESS, S20 No. Main.
nlla, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Alaska. Santa Ana.
T~·t -·· .. ·-·-··7100 & t aSI p.m. ...... ua......, .. Fri. llay 10), lclt:. & ..... • ... .. -_..A:OO. , ....... --.
and down the coast back to LOWREY ORGAN, like new. Big
Southern C&IUornJa. Savings. Hurry on this one.
Sc.hmtdt·Ph1Ulp5, Plano. and
Organs Since 1914, 520 No.
Main. Santa Ana. lloa. & ........ 7:oo & t au Ill-Tn Yillllrs
Malt. lOci J...._. (...._ 11)
SOiu Qlklna t5c Newport Beach lifeguards res·
cued two swimmers caught In
<Pol. Ad-f.) treacherous Santa Ana RIver
mouth surf Jut week.
The palr were Mike Jefferys.
15, of Bellnower and Doug Bean ..
41. of area.
<Polltical AdvertJ.semenU
James Reynolds, 76, died Mon-
day at his home, 701 Acacia Ave .•
Corona del Mar. He wu a re·
tired real estate broker and also
had spent 30 years In the con·
fectlonary business. He was a
former city councilman of Mon·
rovia.
Survivors Include hls wife.
Ellza~th; a dauahter In Her·
mou Beach and a brother In San
Francls<:o. Services will be held
at 11 a.m. today (Thu.nday) In
Baltz Corona del Mar Chapel.
with a member of the Christian
Sde~ Church oftlelatlng. The
family .. ys that donations can
be made to the Informal Group
of Chrbtlan Sdent:lsts. care of
Ann Hutchlt180fl, 60t Acacia Ave.,
Corona del Mar.
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PRACTICE PIANOS · $19.SO. $115,
$165. etc. pay $5 per month.
Schmldt-Phllllp5, S20 No. Main,
Santa Ana.
CONSONNATA Organ, electronic,
by Conn. used; only $295.
Sc.h.mJdt-Philllps, S20..ro. Maln,
Santa Ana.
TIRE ULE
40o/o II IOo/o Oft
NO DOWN-TERMS
RIESTIIE
50.000-MILE GUA.I.ANTEE
Wholesale price for
RetaU CUatomen
EN 91GN C LASSIFIED ~~
......... _ ..
lplcr
PllACMC.U. NUUING-Expert.
ei'K'ed orr all type ~ ~
lent me~nees. OR 3-Gl7 or
08 S.1U3.
ONE MAN A VAle S'7.75 JD.
2 men A V&ll at miD. P.U.C.
rate ot •.zs Jll'. wtUdA .,
mJ. 'nme 8ta.rb at l'VQf door.
We deliver mln. at 18 1-.
up to 60 m.ne. ame da~ fbrr
min. P.U.C. raq, No ex. cb&.
tor Sat. Call Nf!WID.&n U 8-2274
or u 8-6630. ax w. l.ltb St.
Cocta Mesa. l...owelt storap
rates.
Top job opportan!Uoe!t-all ftelda. l iiiiiiiiimiiiiii !Ceil and Women I
12> Tu.st:tn-Newport Beach
(aero. from Ali·Amertean parldn~ lot>
T., 0,~121MIIIa ....,
Be Sure To Check With
JUNE FARRAR EMPL. AGENCY
402~ 32nd St., Newport
ORiole 3·4680
25 years of service
to State and Country!
War Veteran
Superior. Court Judge
lieutenant Governor
Governor of California ...
The ON E candidate
for the· high office
of United States Senator
with the real stature
the broad experience
the demonstrated public devotion
the proven ability
to represent YOU!
I
s.m 1. Oxanu"t. n, ot 310 Gold·
eftrod Aw.. C.0. del Mar, a
....... n wtth Cbe P. C. Andre· .. ,... .... _ .me.. died ,..y
%1 at a f'\I.J.lfttOn a-t Home.
He wu a nauw ol Jlfalwalk
aad luad Uw4 In Cotou del Mar
I« 23 YM'L
SW'Y1von l.riclude 3 aon~, Sam
lt. and VIctor of Corona del Mar
and Chari• ot eo.ta Mea: a
brother, Joe, of La Habra: 3 •· ters, Mra. Mary Block and Mrs.
Maurida Spnnc of La Habra and
Mra. Marcellina Borderre of San·
ta Barbara.
CPolltlcal Advertlsement) * VGnJUNIJ * W HY WE WANT
HEINZ IAJSER
RI ·ILIIC"nn o..-..,.! .....
"We have Jmown aetnz KaiM!r
tor mOTe tha11 25 years; have
never known hlm to do a dis·
honest act; have cloaetf followed
hJa work u a supervisor: have
found hlm .crupuloualy perform·
In& hla dutJ• and carlne for the
needs of hJa district.
"Such a job requires expert·
ence and bu.sln~ a bility poe·
sessed by such a man as Helnz
Kaiser. and his services are need·
ed In a growing economy such
as ours.
"He Is worthy of your vote."
(Stened)
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Meyer
HARBOR HIGH G IRLS who were awarded schol-
arships at the annual service banquet included
!left to right) ~Page Westfall~ June Payne. Laurel
Martin and O•ane Mersac. D•ene, Page and J une
received Newport-Balbo.t Savings sd~arships.
end Laurel was awarded tile $1 ,000 Senior Assis·
tence League scholarship. !Photo Sven Pretorious)
Plans Called for Walk
Down to Main Beach
no: i)OIJQ
13LOTfE~
(Continued born Pa1e Nine) e 11111UDAT. MAT 22
Somebody Injured his earage
Newport Beach City Council • Granted N. 'P. Van Valken· door to the tune of $35, John Cal·
called for plans and cost Hti· bureh Co. a 45-day extension for lahan 410 Clubhouse Dr., New-
mates Monday e~nlnc on con· lnatalllnc tranamiulon ma.lna for port Beach. complained to pollee
stnJctln& a walk-way down to the Bl& Canyon Water Reservoir. . . . c. K. Close. 700 Narclaaus
the Corona del Mar beach at • Set heanne date tor June 23 Ave .. Corona del Mar. reports
the westerly edce of lnaplratlon to determine whether former fish someone jimmied h~ patio doors
Point. cannery b~ldlnc at Lafayette last nleht; doors will not open
pub 11 c Works Director Bert Ave. and 28\h St., Newport. ls un-now.
Webb said he "would make a sale. The Bulldlnl Dept. has is· • P'JliDAT, NAT 23
noble effort" to have the report aued a demolltlon notice, but the "Mit.zie" ran away, Mrs. s. J.
ready for the June 9 Council owner aays he 1a beln1 held up Tutfree 1101 E. Balboa Blvd., Bal·
meeUne. by delay ln dlspoeln& of the can· boa, rei>ort&-ot her blonde cock·
Council took action after re· nery machinery. er ... Theo Von Hemert. 203 Via
celvlng a letter from Col. Andrew • R.efelTed to Park Commission Dljon, Lido Isle, reports his house
Smith, who represented 175 petl· the matter of removal of public entered and draperies taken ...
tlon algners. He suggested uae of noats In the Bay off Balboa Ls· rra Dowd. 50 Ketch Rd.. Beacon
the 20-foot easement at the foot land and Balboa. Bay, requests watch on boat.
o1 Nal'duua Ave. • Adopted Ordinance No. 846, "Swift," In Harry Welch Park.
Mr. Webb said the Ins plra· establishlnf one-way streets and due to suspicious man tn jeep In
tlon Polnt location would be bet· alleys In the West Newport area. area.
ter. becauae It waa less steep. He • Adopted Ordinance No. 848. • SATUJrDAT, NAT M
sugeested a wtndlng path. which enacting a new tectlon relatln& Frank Carlton, 101 VIa Men·
would Include some concrete to cluslficatlon and compensa· tone Lido Isle. reporta he haa
steps. tlon plans and uniform person· found a parakeet . . . Arthur
Council also: nel poUcles for city employees. Mace, Lido Boat Club, 3121 W.
• Accepted the resignation of • Approved first reading of Coast Hwy., Newport Beach, re·
Roy Holm as member or the Civil Ordinance No. 849 to rezone the ports theft of 2 motors worth
Service Commission, and. on the city Marinapark from R-4 to un· $l.264 ... Bee Pretorioua, 706
motion of Councilman Charles claaaltied, rezone Tracts l396, Begonia Ave .. Corona del Mar,
Hart. appointed Clyde Shaver at 1893 and 1896 In the Upper Bay reports boys using gasoline to
24 Balboa Coves to s ucceed Mr. area from unclusltlf'<l to R·l and set fire to brush In vacant lot.
Holm. R-3; zoning Tract 3277 in Bay e StnmAT. MAT 2S
• Received and filed Inform&· Shores !rom unclassified to R·l Pollee call It outraginc public
tional copies or transfer of liquor and establishin& setback lines. decency-they arrested at Fer·
license at Pizza Houae. 6604 W. nando and Bay Ft., Balboa, two I H .. K.... X I Coast Hwy., West Newport; The p t s h t -............... -. J 0 h n Fal""n'"'r, 23, •Q rla... d 0 00 ers :OWiuuon••• '"" <0 Patio. 113 22nd St., Newport. an Pasadena, and John Markiewicz.
Bill's, 101 Palm Ave., Balboa. I 23, Azusa: the charee-they for· --.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PI ague p o ice got their bathlnc suu •.•. Some-~ one broke into Newport City Col'·
We Make It
Easy
to own a beHer car
195-4 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA herdtop witft redio, he.ter.
dyneflow, white wds . $1195
195-4 FORO VICTORIA HARDTOP witft V8 en9ine,
Fordome+;e, radio, heater, etc. $I 095
1957 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan with powerglide, heater,
etc. ... $1695
1957 FORO 4 door Custom "300" s.edan with fordo-
mafic, hut.r, etc. $1695
1952 FORO SEDAN DELIVERY TRUCK $ 695
1956 FORD VICTORIA with fuU power, Fordometie, ra-
d.,o hu+er low mi1e•r.· Sold new end serviced by • • $1795 us. a..utiful bl.d fini . . .. .
1955 FORD RANCHW AGON with Fordometie +rens.-
miuion, radio, heet..-, etc. . $1395
1951 OLDSMOBILE II, 4 door sedan, radio, he.ter,
hydr.m.tic: -. . . . . . $ 595
195-4 FORO RANCHWAGON. Fordomatie, radio, he.ter,
etc. .. .. . . .. . ... . . . ... ..... . .... .. .. .$1095
1955 CHEVROLET, 210, 4 door Station wagon with radio,
he.tet', powet9fc:M, white Jidewal tires . ..... . . $1495
1957 FORD RANCHERO. low mileage .. .... . ... .. $1195
t 953 CADILLAC, 62 coupe with power stMtlftg, radio,
he.t.r, hydreme+;e, white sidewal tm ................... $I 395
1957 FORD FAIRLANE -4 door V"tdoria h.rdtop ..dMI,
Fordom•+ic, radio, heater, pow• dMring, etc. .. -·· $2495
195-4 FORD 'lz +on pic:h.p ............. ····-··-$ 195
1953 PONTlAC 4 door sedan with radio,.~ ... ······--·····$ 495
1957 FORO lfJ ton pic:h.p VI with long wheelb .... hMfw $1<4fl
1916 CHEVROLET lj2 ton VI piclvp ···-·--··-····-·······..t.$1295
lfll MEJtCURY Monterey H.dtop . ···-·--··--····-·-···· 991
Newport Buch pollee· are seek· poratlon Yatd and Ao1e a car .••
tq a daft ~ from whJch 2 Stapley BrU.,.,_, D £. Coast
ot.ftcera were ahot at Friday Hwy., Newport Beach. ftPCIIU
nllht. •veoral cars broken Into at hJ.a
The otflcers. Ed Brawn and location ... Mrs. Melvin Wat·
Robert Nelson, said a heavy call· son, 111 VIa Yella, Udo Lsle, re·
ber weapon was tired at them on ports her son, 11, s prayed ln eyes
Superior Ave. just off Cout Hwy., with tire extlneullher ... W. H.
Newport Beach. Moeeman, 721 Poppy Ave.!. Coro·
na del Mar, report& "Zorro writ· -use Enslen aa.J.fled ada to ten In soap acrou .everal car
buy, •U. trade or ex.chanee. windows.
(Continued from Page Two)
away with the Coney Island as·
pect, once and for all. • • •
Bu nster Creely
ON THE ISLAND
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
Dear Bunster:
I should have written a long
time aeo to tell you how much
I enjoy your column, ON THE IS·
LAND.
Recently you wrote a bout Bill
Chrlstell.8en running tor Judge
and then I knew it was time for
me to write to you and to ex·
press my opinion.
Yours is about the only non·
polltlcal column written In the
area; you seem to write only
about the best: the .. In new
books, the beat In old books, ,the
best on the TV ~n and the
fact that Newport Beach seems
to be the best place to live.
When you write about Bill
Christensen you stick to your
plan about only wrltlne about
the best. I am sure that I know
Bill better than you do, and he
really is the best man for the
Job . . . so, thanks Bunater, for
your consistency In ~lng
the best ... the best In shoea and
ships and sealing wax and cab·
bages and klnp .... . • and this
characteristic Ia marked throu1h·
out the ENSIGN, too.
Best Re1arda,
Leon G. Nelson, M.D.
UCLUSIVE!
Impoulble to flrld on Uttle bland but we have It I ! I
3 bedrm., 2 bath hOU8e. Alao rental unit with Jaree Uv-
101' room with fueplace. Ught -chet!l')' -channln1
-bey vi~!
lilY, .......
AMoc:lates: Dorothy Dean 1: James Bloclptt
214 Maline Ave., Balboa laland. Oil S.o850
EL VALUE
Llll
aooM roa tlJJOTS
GOod, lftel ll\lltlple·unlt lot ln J'oocl loeatlon.
t111JIJI1ll. A ..,. lood bUy • Only t1500 -terma. •
M·l DmU9"1W.AL LOT
OWner wtU Ground lAue all or any part 01 hla
..x475' Mt or w1ll buUd any a1ze bu1ldln1 to
Jeue. s.t JoeaUon.
THE VOGEL CO.
:.J6'7 E. Coast HwJ .. Corona del Mar · Olllole 3·m» 6 ORiole 3-ml
BILL'S BEST BUYS
YM IIIEI'T SED ,_
11111 ......... ~-·· •••• • ......... .
located cloee to town and Coeta Mesa Park, 1a really
our buy of the week. Very well planned wlth bteak1aat
room, dining room and fireplace. Carpet. and drapea
are Included. Block wall fenced and well lanct.caped.
FULL PRICE ONLY $14.500 wrm T'EJlMS.
W. A . TOBIAS. Realtor
MATr LA.BOIDE-IIan.apr
-you1l Uke Our Friendly Service"
D) E. 17th St. eo.ta Mea u 8-1139
(~ IJtNet tram 'lbrlft;y Drq Store)
Otfloe Open Eveninp or Call MJ 6·1050 • OR 3·3372
1'1 I .....
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
....
CBetweftl 1rv1ne Ave. a the Upver Bay> ........ --
Includes title to a laree fully Improved lot.
<N~ FHA terma available.) .. ........... .,
MODEL HOME 1: OFFICE -
Irvine Ave. at Hlehland Dr. (20th St.)
10 a.m. -6 p.m. Dally
Uberty 8-9tT7
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
330 Pirate Road
3 101 ..
Hardwood Floora; Laree Llvlne Room; Laree Yard.
Immaculate. .. , ··l-...... ,
1731 w. Cout BJatnra7 -Ubm71-a'TJ. ~ u 84213
I
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2828 E. COAST HIGBW AY,
.A.c::ra. tram Sec\Lrity Bank.
C.DJL, Phone nJUote a.mo
Fll IEIT
With fireplace; lare• kitchen; 2
car earaae. $125 "o. yearly lease,
belfnnlna July 1. .., .......... ....
3519 E. Cout Hwy. OR 5·0440
Corona del Mar. Eve& OR 3·'-363
1111111 IEL ..
~ Block trom Chlna Cove
2 UNITS
CMay be converted to one)
PI Til
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