HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958-06-05 - Newport Harbor Ensignltaft was on hand
~ing at tM Jamaice Inn, COI'Ofta del
M«, tM openin<J night for songstre• Roberla
linn, tt-~ who ~rM f•mous .u IAwrenc.
Wel't ~m~gne Ledy. Pic.tvred h.re betw..n shows .,.. (from '-ft) Nicky Stewart, the singer's
rnan.<Jer; Aoberta, who is singing nightly ••c.ept
Mond.ys •t the Inn: Geor<je Raft, now in the
''I'm th. lAw" TV series, end young starlet Dione
Vot'CJ<' from Holtfowood. Also in the audience wos
Norman KrarMr, Hollywood movie ond TV pro-
ducer, who is considering Roberta as o possible
t.ed in a new TV situation comedy series coiled
"Mazie." !Ensign photo)
NEWPORT (tAla .. I.A. an.)
BALBOA
(IStla .. Nat)
LIDO ISLE
599
736 267 309
NPI'. HEIGHTS 64 7
BAY SHORES 172 .
BAL ISLAND
CORONA DEL MAR .... aura. c... am.
Due Monday
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129 217 138 491 121 1101 237
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134 56 ~t 744 so! 831 190
51
1 6291 30 221 32
I 5471 79,~ 44
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5 21 15 34
I I 5 441 46 28 68
I . 5 9 6 195 lO
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54 6 697 52 44 74
36 15821 129 130 322
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548 525 1161 -
331 1 39111429
879II 922'B
On Parking Ordinan'e
Tbe ant.l-tamperina prcMalon that. fl Councilman Ha.rYey Som·
not lncluded In tbe OI'Cll· era ecmmented..
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n.i.nc. the diNCtOn ala: rac:R ,_ co..-,. -IF. Ia all
• .\pjio...S a 1lnltatlw a,ooo other ~ ~ tt.e laeum·
budpt for the 18-51 ft8eaJ ,_,. bmta WOliN wtuera.
Trasurer Fred Stewart ~ In the JOWI"'lCCr ~. Ke-po.'t
$1.767.36 1n the bank. Ban.or vocen ••"*-~~ tbe .ate-
• Authorized publldty ~-wt«W ~ ctvlnc the Jtiltpub-
tor Frank ~ordan to enter a float Ucan candidate. WUl.Lam IDow·
In the Fourth of ~uly para«W at land. a JYfttel' total ~ than
Huntlnrton Beach. The float wlll his Democratic opj)ol~t. Pat
be a decorated car cany{nc Mia Brown. '!be marpn ln tM Harbor
Corona del Mar Molly McCUn-ArM wu 8.094 to 3.469 in Mr.
todt. · Knowland's favor.
• Authorized M rs. D u n c a n
Stewart. sip committee chair· Newport H20 man to ~all 8-foot Corona del
Mar· alms at the Corona fllch·
lands entrance to Corona cJel Mar to Be Short and near M~rle's Drive-ln.
JAY MOORE Iabove}. eqricul-
tvre major from laguna Beach.
wiU head Oren~ Cooit Col-
leqe"s 5tudent qovemment nerl
feH a5 student body ptesident.
He 1\osed out Mershal Sunivan
of Santa Ano in a hotfy cont.st-
ed •'-dion "'"-off this week.
Seagulls Spur
Boxing Match
Newport Beach ls eolq into a
temporary dry period from mid·
nlcht Sunday through Tuesday.
No bars will not cl06e, but wat~~ mams will partly
The reason: The scheduled con·
n«tlon of the new 30-lncl\ Une
a t JamboJ't'oe Rd and Coast Hwy.
to the new reservoir north o!
Corona del Mar.
City Engineer Bert Webb hu
aaked residents to ~frain from
any ~u~ry·· water u-. es·
pedally irrigation, until Wednes·
day.
NB Police
Beaten Up
4 .
Hall a dOIZI!n men attacked 2
N~rt Beach Police omcera
Saturday. knocklnc one of thftn
unroructoua.
omoers ~r Gord011 and CUr·
tls Sl.el were treated tor muJ.
tJple cuts and brullee, followtq
their arrest ol WlW~ ~.
3.\ of Covina and Col01t Cline, 52.
ol South Gate.
Ttw battle came wben ol!loeta
tried to arrest Cline and &~
for ~ at AJva.rado Pl. &ad
Balboa a!Yd. When the pair N·
A.tt.cl ~ ,.... c.-. to
theft akl. hlttlA& tbe .........
Tbe pe.lt woe .......... on
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laatioe a~ ~ u.
Rape Charge
Thrown Out
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There are times when I cannot point with pride to the profession
of journalism.
Now is such t1 time. This week, on the eve of election, ct~me t~n
attt~ck from 2 local newspt~pers, ct~refully plotted t~nd mt~liciously
timed. T t~r<Jet of this last minute stt~b in tt,e bad Wtls Roy Mt~ypole of
C orontl del Mar, candidt~te for the office of county supervisor.
This t~ttt~ck, primt~rily from the ivory tower tit Bt~y t~nd Thurin in
C osta Mestl, was liberally spiced witt, libelous cht~rges such as these:
"perfidy" ... "frt~udulent propttgt~ndt~" ... "sht~bby, contemptible
ct~mpt~ign ' ... "lies" ... "unscrupulous dist~rlion of facts." There
were charges that tin awful lot of money WtiS being spent for the
Mt~ypole campaign, and hints of sinister t ie·in with undesirable ele ·
ments.
As a newspaperman constt~ntly aware of the consequence s o f ft~lse
and dt~maqing stt~tements, I looked for the facts to bad up these
charges. There were no focts, nothing but unscrupulous charocter as·
sassination -if I moy borrow from their arsenal of vitriol.
The smeor ct~mpaign took plt~nning and organization. and timing.
~ ... ·~!~ JHE ISWI~ B~C Opening ~:··~JJfjjfJ tn±.a'-.. Th1s Weekend _ _!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~!!!:-S..:_:-:·-;r~--.:.J.~:::~-~·-~· ~ .. ~-The openinc day parade of
A group of wo men of the community had been called together Mon·
d ay morning to lend barbs to the t1ttt1d. The Ensign was not informed
of the get.together. But the other 2 newspapers were there, took al·
most identical p ictures of the group, and quoted a number of unsub·
stontiotad cht~rges.
Among thot group of women were several whom I have heard .
in previous politico! campttigns, spttak bitterly agoinst the unfairness
of lost·minute ott~tds. There is no defense ogainst such tactics, be·
cause there is no time left.
There was 5 stotement from the foremt~n of the pt~st G rand Jury.
who hos been avt~ilt~ble for comment ri9ht here in Corona del Mar for
the p~tst weeks of the campt~ign. But the stotement ct~me on the eve
of the election, t~nd all the way from T ext~s, by telephone. The foremt~n
repudit~ted his own sct~lhing Grond Jury report on county government.
tiS pt.blished ove r his own signoture, t~nd which Roy Moypole ht~d been
quof .,g chapte r and verse a nd not out of context.
Such is the greot game of politics. The tactics worked. os they
usut~lly do when there is no cht~nce for rebuttt~l. But this episode
brings no honor to the Americt~n spirit of ft~ir plt~y. or to the journt~lis
tic obligation for pttinstt~king, unbiased news coverage.
CALLINGQQ
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.., lrUWIT'Ea caEELT over, or hla destination, no one
God bJess the poatman. God seems to remember, but ~did
bless Pat Waldron of Balboa ls· stay for .everal ynra, arT<r hla
land. and God bless Mrs. WUllam gondola became the ldentifylnl
C. Kelm of Woodland Hills. The symbol of Newport, where both
three have conspired to bring a John and his Venetian taxi be·
wonderful treat to my mall box. came the nucleus. the Ned, the
Mrs. Keirn has sent me these mother·Of·wlne to our Touma·
great photographa taken In 1911. ment of Ughta.
The hunter ls standing In front Scarpa just would not accept
of the old Corona del Mar Hotel. the Volstead Act as havlne any
which was built In 1905 of lum· meanlnl, and he refused to rec·
ber and materials that were ognJ:u the 18th Amendment, or
boated over from Balboa, as there any law, for that fact, of havtne
was no road leading Into Corona the authority to chanee his In·
del Mar. n~nt hablta of a llfe·tlme. and
All supplies, as well as the the ability of deprive hlm of the
guests. were all fenied over from natural functions of making,
the Balboa Pavilion. keeping, drlnkJng w I n e. and
Mrs. Kelm's note on the back sharlne that wine with his tel·
of the photo says that the hunt· low.man.
er had just shot the coyote, seen The sllllness of the new Feder·
$USpended from the pole. that al law, coupled with some con·
very morning, and very close to f'Uslon with the local authorities
the hotel. The bob·cat held In h1s over who.e hen·COOP belonged to
right hand must have been whom. prompted John Scarpa to
bagged the same morning, too. put his eondola to sea. once
The old building stlU stands again In .earch of a place peo·
today, and although It had an pled with men of sense.
extensive modernization job In From the day that John Scarpa
the mld 40's, and looks as up to sculled hls way seaward out of
date as the much newer buUd· our harbor, and to this day, no
lngs that surround on Carnation one has heard a word nor seen
Ave. and on Seaview Ave., It Is hld nor hair of him, nor ot. hla
still ea.slly recoentz.ed by ita ra·
blea and dormers. It Is eood to
aee an old landmark well cared tor, and full of vitality . • • •
JOD SCAUA. the eondolJel',
• l'AIID.T DEAL We forgot to mentJon that a Is ahown wtth one of h1s hoJJday
Another FamJiy Tournament certain BaJboa Anellng Club pay.Joads. I can't locate the scene
was staged last Saturday. The president of promiMnce had the by the bacltground, but I Intend
Lido Anglers. all members (ex· same finger put on hlm a year or to show the original photo to
cept honorary, In which category so back. Untll very,very recently. Joe Seek and see If he doesn't • • •
l have the honor to bel Lido Is· he had never told a soul. Better recognize the shore line.
landers. had a sizeable turn·OUt put out three bucks if you're Few communities can boast as
and had tht>mselves a lot of fun. fishing enywhere except on a interesting a character as John
LE'n'EIUIEAD of the old Bal·
boa Pav1Uon was amone the
things Mrs. Keirn mailed to me.
The reverse side of the sheet Ia a
four·color map of the harbor
showing the arnall development
clustered around both pier heads,
and the Santa Ana River enter·
ing the bay at what is now Bal.
boa Bay Coves.
Allan UCl l Loeffler was tourna· public pier. Scarpa Is to Newport.
rnent captain and did a fine job, • BI.RTB OF A FJSBEIIMAJf He was one of the native gon·
so wt> hear. Some of the anglers In the Lido doliers who were imported to
First, the wlnne~. and then a Tourney were still in the under· Ve nice, California . from Venice,
couple of "behind the scenes" SIX class. We hail one, In partlcu. Italy, with his craft. to give the
ta les whk h Intrigued us. Sen· Jar. grandson ol a mighty an· new Ca hfornla development the
iors: lar~est fish, ladles -Bea g ler, known to you all. This 5· true flavor of the Old Venice.
Rile)·: Jaraest fi sh, mr n -Ha rry y·ear old went forth with fire In John. areordlng to our histor· ., 1 Lan<'ny Sherman Joe Seek G••TEFUL am I for these won· Rogers: most pou nrls fish. ladles h1s eyes. clutching h1's gra nd· a n,, " · -
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d S M e Was marked by derful views and mementoes of -Bf'tty KenoyN: most pounrls pappy's bes t spinning outfit. Old an am ey r, fish, men _ Kf'n llolbrook. Jun· he catch fis h ? Well, four bonita his sinking quality or individU· the past. Both Mrs. Keirn and Pat II d h took a decided dJS Waldron share with me the feel· ior!i: largec;t fi sh -Joe Arnold, are no cinch for one of his early a sm. an e d ed. Jr.; second largl.'st fi sh _ Steve years. llkt> to the affairs as con uct lng for our past, and J shall con·
Mc Anlls; most pounds _ Van Grandpap said h '-knu"kles In Venice, C'ahfornia, and he put slder myself · a trullt·holder of
Ui ... t !lea In his gondola Whether these Items which make yeater· Smll h ; second most pounclo; -were white as he hung on to the 0 · · · Tom my Rogers. Fa mily Tro~hy rod. using the boat transom as a 1 N_c.:_\_Y.:_po_rt __ ae_a_c_h_w_a_s_on_l..:y_a_s_t_o.:..p_· :..d_a...:y:..._a_l_lv_i_n.:.g_p:...a_r_t_o_f_tod_a_y_. __
( GreatPst avera~c nu~bcr f1sh I res t while the rod tip most or I
per member of a fam1 ly of two the time was undel" water Then 1 T T • St t PI •
or mor('l-JO<' Arnoll'l. J.r. a nd a las. he got sea ·slck a nd 'retired op enniS ars 0 ay I
JO<' Arnold. ~r : Sport,.man s Tro· to the cabin. but not for long!
phy IDonatrd hy Sportsman. Ldt .. He slept off his mal de mer and N t cl· . s t t Bay Club for lar~e-:t f1sh 1n any dl\ls lon • came back for more. Two more. e lniC e a
-Harry Rogers. in fact. and again those fightln' Aoout 10 Lidoites took part. on bonita.
eight boat~ ThPy all got together. Six of them made a sackful
plu~ "omP a d d i t 1 o n a I shore· that was a tough load for this
bound mrmhers. at the L1do Club angler, but he got 'em weighed
Hou,e. that eve mng. for the ~re· in. all right. He won a trophy,
monws and a prime rib dinner. too! When he came forward to
AI LOC'ffler still holding the receive It, it was explained to
whrf'l. 1 hlm that his name wasn't on it.
• BACKFIRE . as yet. Mr. Winner forthwith ad
Jean Tandowsky. L1d0 news· vised the chairman that he didn't
ha\\k .. i" right thN~> with the really care about the name, but
publir1ty on any L1do a ctivity. he did want. very badly, to take
Lao;t week we gave her a well· it home with him.
d£>sPrverl hand, for clinching a This really brought the ap·
spot, with picture. in the L.A. plause but the little angler un·
Times. Lots of people saw and accust~med to such an ovation,
reacl. undoubtedly But there are burst Into tears and ran like a
times when publicity has Its scared rabbit for the welcomlne
drawback.!!. arms of his proud mother.
It c;eems that among the read· Well, I almost forgot the In·
ers there were several represen· cident that insures another ar·
tatJves of tht> California Dept. of dent member of the ,reat frater·
Fish and Game. "Hm.~!" they nlty of fishermen! The Jlttle IUY
doubtless remarked -Might be we just told about above wun't
a good day to see how the filh,; satisfied with hl.s 6 ble bonita.
lng ll~nse business Ia golng. No sooner had his boat doeked
We won't publt.sh names, or than be tore into the howe,
boats, bllt not a few of the adult crabbed his own rod and patJent·
contestants came home with ly fished from the dock u.nt1J
parkJn• tlck.eta -the kind • guy time for the dinner.
In a skiff hands you for parklne Cue. 1 mJeht u well tell you
alonp1de aome kelp w1th a rod h1s name now that rve told the
In one hand and no llcen.M In atoey It'~ Ropm and the nn.t
the otlMr. · ' G d SorU' baddJred, Jean. huh? name Is Tommy. ran pappy
Hurta wane when the law puta Han7 was m1Cht7 happy to htlp ANOTHElt lopra •tart dowD a fin~ rtebt on one of your that IOfll happy road.
own f&miJt. JlfJoe IUYS. thoae ttah • ., •Uoa
ud ~ warcs.u. thourh. 11M1 You probaWy .. .-mnr ltrh)i
app;.date ~ Up enouafl to let like 1 am about the .,.. ... ,.......; ,_ 1u. 011 wttll nothlna more o« t.be 1.:._i.fll... All 1_. WWil
tbAD • ..fttle c:blde. Or ... tt -·ILU-........... , blea... ~Iff of Udo'a IIMIY ~ BadJ47. and 1\iiDtt ·-.... 1*7 ,...._ were aboe?d! ttolk4 bade and tertll aloni tiMd
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Top stars of tennis will per· director Cor the Youth Tennla
form at the Balboa Bay Club this Foundation.
Saturday. -------
Promotf'r Jack Kramer w111 pre· N M k t
sent his touring professional ten· ew ar e
nls sta rt In actJon during the
arternoon. These stars Include To Be Bu•11t Champ1on Pancho Gonzales, Ken
Rosewa ll. Frank Sedgrna.n, Tony Ground was broken Tuesday at
Trabert and Lew Hoad. Larkspur Ave. and Coast Hwy ..
If their schedule pennita, some Corona del Mar, for • market to
of these professlonal.s may assist be owned and operated by Pe~
with the morning clinic sched· Peleouses and hl.s father·in·law,
uled for 10 a.m. The Youth Ten· Andrew Charnos.
nis Found.atJon of Southern Call· They will caU It the U 6 I
fornia wlll sponsor a apecla.l ten· Market and hope to have It open
nls clinic and demonstration for buaine. aome time In luly.
without charge for lntereated The bulldlne will be one ltory ln
youngsters. front and 2 atortea to the rear,
Net champions wUl show the w1th office and storaae 1pa.oe oa
proper stroke8 and teehnJques, the second Ooor. Clarence Me•
how to gflP the racket for the CUlloch of N.-..port Ia the buUd·
dlffel'f!nt 1hots and how to KOre. er.
Afterward they will play a one· The comer proput.y on whlcla
.et exhibition. the market a. belnl built, Oft ttt.
In charee of the Protram Is north 1Jde of t.M hla.bway, 18
Chulle Eaton, tennis pro at the OM\ed by Ro.,.,._ JIIDth'"U ot •
Bay Club, and Noel Browu. cllnLe M~ CaJvOn 14, llaoie CUfll..
boats at 10 a.m. Saturday w1ll
launch the Gttldal eeuon open·
tne of the Balboa Yacht Club.
There wtll be prtt.e. for JunJora
&end .eniora tor best decoraUne.
There will both tns)de &end out·
aide races on Saturday and Sun·
day, begtnnine at 2 p.m.. ell·
maxed by the trophy presenta·
tlon dinner Sunday evenine.
She'll V~
In November
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BOY
Chuck Roast
USDA CBOICE STEu-.ALL CEJn'IUl evTi
7 -Bone Roast
J.EAJf .OJfELESS
STEWING BEEF
USDA CIIOIC& IUD •
ROUND BONE ROAST
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Newport
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NEW PIISIDINT AND STAFF-Mr1. Marinus COf'ltant, 618 Ra·
mona Or., Irvine Terroce, Corona ~I Mer, center. heads th. newly-
formed Oran~ COYnty Mills Colle<Je Alumnae Assn. Auirling her
will be Mrs. Georqe Clifford of Santa Ana, stud.ot recommenda-
tions, left, and Mrs. Edward Hall of Santa Ana, sustaining advisor.
Record Number of Mem&ers
Received ~y l:u~eran Church
A ..ore~ number ol ~ ll:s. Sandra ScbultZ, who wu
..,... taba lato ta.e Jfewport one ot the cooftrlnan4l, wu the
RatbOi r...tMraa Clllllda on hD· fUwt baby baptb.ed ln the newly
'*-t ~ -• Ia alL Mrs. orranbled cburdl touowtn, the Don w.....,.,. ......... llor'N wu.
La~ • bella1t ft 1M WOIDeJ'l Tbe eon1lrmatJon ea. pre. at the Chutda; .-stact each .meet the Bev. Propp. putoJ' ot
new -.mt.r a,....._ the Cbu!Ch, a attt of IIIOMy to·
warda the pu.n:bue ot a new
Mrs. G. ~llis
Is Eleeted~6y
OCC Wives
awnmeJ' robe.
Tbe contlnnanda were Ann Van
Note, Diana Coemer, c.y~e Lam· pert. llounDa Smith, llart.lyn
~bier, Sandra Schultz, Ellen
Tol..,._n. Sba.roQ Artbof~r. San·
d.ra Hayden. Sonja Hay~n. Jean
Alleu, Patricia Mackey, Barbara
Mrs. NormAln Wablon, pres). Part&. Sharon llorria, Coral Sau-
dent of the Oranp Cout Faculty ter, Donald Ranty Roy Ces.ley,
Wives Club, announced the new lam• Carnett. Dietrich Voeel,
otftcers tor the eomJne yeu lame. BocneY. Blchard ltael,
wiMn the croup met at the home Robert Francque, Lynn Verhaal,
ot Mrs. BQ11 retenoa. Chet Loomla and Cen.Jd Barwtc.
Mrs. C.ald EWa will ..-ve u Members accepted by baptilm
prealdent: HaL Henry Panton, were lira. Diane Graham, Lorna
secntaJy; Mra. Anthony Sully, and Sharon Gnba.m, Stanley
tre&IW'ef, anll llts. Maurice Cer· Sauter, LaneU. David and Unda
ar41p~ chairman. ~-
Section chairmen are Mrs.. El-By eontlrm.atJon: Ronald Green.
Jin Hall. brtdee, and Mrs. BUJ lira. Marpm Andraen, au.eu
AckermAln. MWtna Mctlon. Mc:Card.le, Mrs. Daiay Soren.en,
N Off A I II d Tbe next meet1n1 wUI be a Mrs.. Dorothy Jl.eae, lira. Mar-eW icers re nsta e luncheon In honor of the n~ caret Sauter and Mrs. Anna kn-
members In September. t.ch. B AI h D It p• AI By re-attlnnatJon: Werner An-~ a:..~.:= ~tiD!: y p a e a 1 · umnae W\T _. ~-..,. ~~~~~~::.0:2.
ccmpete Jl'ftb the twX IOJ' Be· ha 1 pt L. G ~-~~-"-,._ r • ~ ~ _. and Mr:s. Floyd Bent..on, Suaan ...,.. Cbaril,..,., Gil the whole New officers of Alp De ta reedy, -~ .... nyon.
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.ROBERTA . LINN * FOB A SHORT ENGAGD&!Ift' *
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BEL-AIR'ES TRIO
IN THE NEW
CARIBBEAN ROOM
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SUPPER MENU STABTING
liP .M. to 1 A.M.
* DANCING NIGHTLY *
Palr. Wbetbu 01' not 1 cet It 1 Alumnae ot Oraqf County were Mrs.. C. P. Hutchlaon, Mrs. H. J. e IIIQB ICIIOOL nA and Greeory BMbon. Mrs. Frle·
wUI atlll haw to a uction ott my IMtalled at the May meetJne Chuucne, M~a. F. D. Uttle, and ~-. J. P. Suthedandiedpresldent daMalkMaon.lkon. Suson and J~ph IIO'rEL AIID
Ht--......... • held at the horne of Mrs. Vernon Mrs. Tom Slinpeon a.astated the .-. • oaw. 1-417'0
.._..._..... h durin&' 1955-56, oftlcla durin&' By tranater: Mrs. Ruth Mc:Car-* aEITADAJIT •'WJMther or not -· l1ke my a.teu. 1-... ·•J.atton --monies ot N_..· dJ ........ d d on.-. ,_ d M Ed I F S J t ,........ ........ ...... e, Avu an n•ul McCardle, KAIT CIOAIT IIWT. AT AVOCADO • • • C08CII& DilL IIAII
an.tmaJ. pl-. come to the Aue-s I f H I ra. w n · teen r., paa port Harbor Hleh School's PTA Mrs. Caryl llolllca Carolyn Mol-j~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ tlotl. u we al...,. eount on a on 0 ,0 president, ln.atallecf'the followlne: and tranaterred the croup's exec-Ilea. Mrs. Ceorae drtbcheld, Mrs..
ltlcluard'a Mullet to help U8 out. president, Mrs.. Duane O'Dale; utlve leadership fJ'Om Mrs. C. Or-Beatrice Rahn. Dennia and Carl
We au Jmow t he ~n JOUr lnstallat·.on vlced -presl~nt, !!_rs. T. R.MLeonF· by Anderaon to Mrs. Malcolm Hahn. ALL HAIRCUTS martc.t Ia 80 nkle J.a becaUM you ar ; leCfe ... ry-uoc&.SUr~r. IS. . Reid
are 80 IGOd to lwlp ua. U you do New otficera of Or&nJ'e County D. Little; Adelpbean reporter, DutJes and respon.albiUty were LOCAL CAD WDfS fOB MEN AJU) 10....,
take 'Sampeon' pie ... uk the Salon 163 of the 8 et 40 will be Mra. C. P. Hutchilon. also del~eated to the followlne &e
bUtcher to..,.._. make It quick. installed at 8 p.m. Wednesday, The new president announced oUicers who will .erve with Mrs. Mrs. laek Bett.. 368 Avocado ONLY $1.25 BAt 118 IUdl a .-..t a~l and June 11, at 8 p.m. In the Green-the followlnJ' committee appoint-lteld In !958·:59: Mrs.. Byron St., eo.ta Ilea&. wu one of five
80 ldJM1 He bu newr beift .~ brier Inn, G~n Grove. menta for the eomlne year: pub-Nealy first vice-president; Mrs. winners In the OranJ'@ County JA TS
treeted and 1 truJ,y )Oft hbn. Anna Watte of t.o. AJamltoa lldty, Mrs. Ceoree S. Brtueman; SyctneY Gaynor second vice-Fair Lemon Pie and Oranee Cake
ftGiil a Nel .... u ldd. about will head the Or'J'anlzatlon. Serv-hoapltallty, Mrs. John Poy~t ; tel-president; Mrs. Lambert Boa. re-Reeatta this week. BABJIEil
twentJ mJJea fnlm here. In• with her will be Adrian Joy. ephone, Mrs. H. J. Starkey • phil-cordlne .ecretary· Mrs. Jac.Uon SHOPS
P.S. Jlfo.-we didn't buy nerolNewport Beach, Jean Mark-anthropy, Mrs. H. J. Chuaaene: Harris, eorrespondlne secretary; 'OKLAIIOIIA' COIIDfG ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -· ham of eo.ta Mesa Polly Scovil historian. Mrs.. 1\ Richard Thorn-Mrs. Robert Beauchamp treasur-The ~era and Hammer-'"Saml*)n" ••• could you have! of Orane~. Berni~ Rainey of son; PanheUenJc representatives. er; Mrs. Porter SJnclalr.' auditor; .teln mu.tca.J. "'klahoma," wiJJ
* * *
• lln"t tbe new Ba7 Udo BuUd· 1n1 U. mo.t beautituJ bulldlnl' anyw~. ever! Jt'a all youra
now, tUiecl with spedalbed .erv·
I<* and M lplq h.anda when
ttwy are needed. Harbor nuUt
and t.o.n ~Ita 80ft tooted
carpeta over the lower noor.
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* * *
Buena Park; Edna Franzen, Yu-Mrs.. David KlmbaU, Mrs. Flor-Mrs. Mel Berry, blatorlan; Mrs.. be Pl8ented at Oranee Cout u--L-tg w~--• ....._ &--II Ia..
ardla Akerman. Mabel Muter-ence Davldlon, Mrs. RAymond C. Or by Anderson, parlla.mentar-CoUeee July 31 · Auc . .2. tJII'IIIi"5r g .. , ..... IUI'Iiil• .... ~of~~~ ~~Mra..Wm.~C~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~=~~=~~~~~ Two n~ partners were wei-Lester A. Smith, and Mrs. Edwin Mrs.. Anderson. retlrine preai-
comed Into Salon 163, 8 et 40 a F. Steen Jr. dent, presented the 4th dWrlct
aubaldlary of the A.meric:an ~-A 11ft wu praentecl to Mrs.. PTA Maeazine Award to Mra.
lion AwcUiary at the Jut meet-Steen, who •J'Ved u president of Dennls Ho,land, macazJne and
1n1. '!bey are Bernice Opel oi the trOUP for the put year and publication chairman. .
Coeta Meaa and lh.J'y lean AJ. a halt
RoCk Gil Santa Ana. Plana for ~r acttvitles in-aACK P'IK)I( QV1aE
eluded a C'OIUee to be ctven for Jerry W. Schultz. optlcalman
Alii aa&at& IIIUSCI'IOJr ,.,.. llvtq In Oranp County, .eaman. USN, .on ol ll.r. and
ll8joi Gicqe Wallace Gil IU Who aN membln Gil aetlve chap-Kn. E. W. Schultz of 315 33rd
Olcldd ~ve.,. CaNna .. Mar, c.n. 1'he eaftae 18 to M held In St., Kewport a.ch. returned to ii1~!ri ... : .-11 .. me an-1M baiDe , ..... O'Dele'a mother, l..clq BMdl Jut month after a t llllltM IIIIi ..,... ...., ... 117 lAmeD two---* naril .._...
·--,.IIIL ...... ~· miJ 'fllnaJI. NJJI--. at 10:JO ..... tM a.atl~ d•
.. Uo& &a: ft.....,., lUi 1J. <rift carrie* uss Prlacetoa.
P-E-E-K-!
I JUSt dropped .~ to say. Hello! I have n t bee" "~ • " ""' • ., \Cu
much lately couse I vi be•n so busy .. leornong •o $' oo .... -__ "
I'Hie chair. learning to climb up ond bod down steos o~d r "::1 --: oil
sorts of things that Mother •s SURE that U,e has p•o .. eo ou• of ~y r~ch. Of course. I also ta ke time out to ploy pee~ -a-boo .. ond for
my oftef"'oo, milk brea~.
I a lso ta~e tome out to read my Daddy s newspope•. the ENSIGN
Do you? I find ot most 1nt rest-mg to see what s 90•"9 0" , our town
a nd what oil the neighbol'l are do1ng. C ourse 1! s pretty ha•o lo ~eep
trad of everybody. and my Daddy ~ys we apprec•ate it when people
se nd in little ite ms about whot they ,.... been d omg. He soys whe" I
get o little b iqqer, I con ho"e my own scratch ~d a nd one of his
pencils and I can re-port on whot s going on.
In the meantime I m just p-e·e-~-i n-g in to say. Hello," and I
hope you ar~ reading the ENSIGN, too.
Luv,
KARIN ------------------
PlEASE USE THIS OROU I&.ANK FOR YOUR SUISCRIPTION
AND RECEIVE A USEfUL WORLD GL08E FREE
NEWPOBT RABIOB ENSIGN
2850 E. eoc.t IBghwar
Cocooa del Mar. CaliL
Dear K~
I am enclosing $2.95 for a one-year su.bsa;ption tc
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
'
.. tM WOIILD GI.OIE • •
(u.vings Is ftOt money
)eft OVW .t the end
of tfte monitt.)
SAVE ....
Security
AI eceoun+s insured
up to $I 0,000.)
SAVE ...
EARN
~4%
PAID 4 TIMES P£Jt YEAR
SAVE
CIIVEIIEII lY
LACVJfA aE.ACB
222 Oceaa Aft.
JITatt .,1177
SAil CLEJ1EJ1TE
tal x. m c-n•wo Ileal
Dac?atlll·lliS
Kay IMdlcba peiiiUD waDed -.-. .~2111 .._ --. -.-:
s:t.UO.?tl, ~the record,_ DWicftt ~ ~Wtm~Dlna ...-,
ttae nrst 5 menu.. Of tbta ~ lJOt o.er, -.-.
up to ••cr. • &.-o a. 11\ia Ia S3~ m1Won over the I&J;h Jleldeft, 2·unlt. J . ._,.
May 31 ftpre 0( 1ut y.ar, and apaltJIWnt. .. Via Uclo loud. exceed~ ~ven the AUJ, 10 total of 130,000.
l< year. Thua 18 • runnlnl 3 e U'f 1110"'
montha aheed of 19S7 In bUild· JC. ~ .wt&DII\fna pool.
lneactlvtty. aa ~Dr ...... 500.
Followlnl ~ the "ftnal per· e aAL80A
mlta l.laued for May: Mn. Chatles Cotton St., re-root. e co.olfA D&L JIU 150f.OS E. Balboa Blvd.. 1100; fred Slmpeon. l ·unlt. 2-story 1. E. ~~mer~, re·l'OOf, tot!l E, Bat·
dwelUnc at 2SOI Bayalde Dr .• $10,· boa Blvd., Sl,mc>: Stanley AhJ·
750; Mrs. Florence Rypln.akl, 1-man, alterattona, 811 llonti'I'O.
unit. 2-atory dwelllng, 2514 Bay·• t7(); ErnJe Taylor, addJtlon, 311 sld~ Dr .• $12,000; Mra. H~len Bal· F~mando, 13.900: Max Stern. 1·
lard, walJ, 404 HeUotrope, $100: unit, 2-atory dweU!nc, 2105 S.·
S.. G. lonea. l ·unit. 2 -atory dweU-ville, p),OOO; Annie Groover, a),
lng, 3i09 Way Ln., $21.9!50: F'. A C. teratJona, 1223 W. Bay, ~;
Enterpriaes, mechanlca,J repalr William Severance, alteration&,
shop at 2211 E. Cout Rwy., for 1521 <>cean Blvd., $2.400; Dr. Rob•
Mike Myers Service Station, Sl.· en Wuhbon, alterations, 929 W.
660. Bay, $2.500. e DVDIE U.UCE • MEWIOitr
Las Palmas Corp., 1-unlt, 1· General Petro I e u m, under
story ctw.lllnp at 423 Avocado, ground tanka, 219 nh St., 18,000;
t27.000. and 431 Avocado, t27.-and sign at 2300 W. Cout Rwy.,
SK>; EUeen Rlchartt.on, 1-unlt. $350; Graham'• Bait It Tadcle,
1-story dweJllng, 1927 Bayadere, sign. 2829 W. Cout Rwy .. $100;
$40,850; D. Petenon, 1-unlt, 1· C. L Barton, add to cabana, 4
story dwellinr. 2001 Tahuna, $24,· Anz.a, Lido Trailer Park, $800.
000; Maceo Corp .• 1-unlt, 1-story
dweJJlng. 1997 Bayadere, $29.000:
Tom Muntean, 1-unlt, 1-story
dwelUng, 1920 Kewamee. $25.300.
and swimming pool, $2.500:
James Eubank, 1-unlt. 1-atory
dwelling, 2015 Sabrina. $34,600;
R. L. Chapman, swimming pool,
1801 Seadrift, $2,850. ·
e BAI.aOA ISLAJID •
Anna Stelerle, alterations, 320
Marine, $4Q!); Merle Tracy, alter-
ations. 600"8. Bay Ft., $750. Artisans, active or dormant, we
need YOU!!! A lively group of
Bob Johnlon will be Newport
Jiarboto Jfiab'a atuMr\t body pre&·
Jdent tor tbe tenu of 1858-58, a
f,.ct determined In eeneraJ elee·
Uona held on May 13.
Mifitary Unit
To Hold Yearly
Garden Party
e WEWIOaT IIEICBTS
C. A. Herberts, wall. 2949 Cliff
Dr., $1,900. e CLIP'P BAVEX
Les Crawford, 1-unlt. 2-story
dwelling, 1901 Klnrs Rd., $24.400. e tJnEB UT ABA
loveable lasses are JanJUhhlnr Tbe national commander-In·
to learn. Be an angel and share chief, Lt. Col. Howard Cox. and
your skills for sewing, sculpting hla family wlJI be ~ta of honor
and sketching with these sclnW· at the ,arden party at the local
latlng sisters from 6 to 16. chapter of the MIUtary Order ot
For funher Information please World Wars next Monday eve· call your Community Volunteer nJng Dr. Dudley Pfaff. swtmmlnr
JAMES D. RAY
Bureau, U 8-0717, or drop . Into This annual party wtU be held
the office at 325 N. Newport at th~ home of Capt, and Mra.
Blvd . Newport Heights. Monday David I. Nlelaen. 122 VIa Lorca.
through Friday from 9 a.m . to 12 Udo laJe. startlnc at 7 p.m. 'nlla
noon. CVB Ia a U n I t e d Fund will be the last meetJnc until
Agency. next fall. ............
I....._ If 1M Yaar
Featured eventa of the evening
wtll Include preaentatJon of past
rommanders' medallions. p~n·
taUon to Dave •Goodall of Ule
Bob Patterson of Santa Ana, science award from the Orange
eaptaln pt the Eastern Conference County Chapter of the Military
awlmmlne champions. received OrtWr, and sonp by the Barber
the coveted "Athlete of the Year'' Shop Quartet.
tJve to 8oya' State thla aummer.
A1dln1 the new president will
be vS~ preaident John Hukell,
wbo defeated bla opponent, How-
trophy to highlight the annual Jnatallatlon of omcera wtU be
9pr1n1 Sporta Award Banquet at heW at the ftnt fall meetlnJ. ,
Orance Cout ColJaee lut week. MaJor Boy Mc:CDdW Oil Co1ta =~~~~·::a: UGAL lfOfJC:a
IIOftCit or 1M IDIJOif 10 D · laJ.boe.
GAGa Dr Tim ULB OP AI.CQ. SAJUIIG I'Oa IIAWAD BOI.JC aEYEaAGD '~=~~i~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~ May 16, 1958 SaWn& on ttw Lurtlne l.ut
To whom It m ay roncern: week-end for a HawaU vaeatJon
Subject to issuance of the U· were Mr. and Mra. Elmer Drews.
cense appiiM for, notice Ul here-402 Jasmine Ave., and Mr. and
by gaven that the undersigned Mrs. Carter Lane, 2800 Oc.ean
proposes to sell alcoholic bever-Blvd .. Corona del Mar.
"--Coo s 11 -• ' t • •
Mpbalt 11le -lu.bMr 11le
FOnDJca -LblolewD 'nle cliLTIIr L~
la5 .. l?a lt. c.... --ua&aii ...... 22 Yean ID OraDp Count1
-~ -~--.
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING ILOCIS-ALL SIZf' J'IJ. ftPEI
JAcbea 7·2211 U•bedy J..llll-
.all: Qfte·--_ .......... ~
REED'S TE w.LE
ages at the premises, described
as follows:
9591 Chapman Ave., Garden
Grove, Calif.
Pursuant to such intention, the
undersigned Is applying to the
Department of Alcoholic Bever-
age Control for Issuance by trans·
fer of an alcoholic beverage ll·
cense I or licenses) for these
premises as follows:
ON SALE -GENERAL
Anyone desiring to protest the
luuance of such license may tile
a verified protest with the De·
partment of Alcoholic Beverage
Control at Sacramento, CAllfor·
nla. statlnr grounda for denial
as provided by Jaw. The premises
are not now llcenaed tor the sale
of alrohollc beverares. The form
ot verification may be obtained
from any ottlee of the Depart·
ment.
MERLE F. AFFLE1lBAUGH
Rl.Sl CHUaOt OP CHIJST
SCIEHTlST
)JOl VIe tu.. ,...,...,. .....
A '-ndl of Th. Mottl« Churdl, ft..
Arwt Churdl of Christ, ~ ... 111 lo.
tOft, M.~
Somdey Xhool -----t :IS e.m
Sundey s.Mee II :00 e.111
Wed11.ed.., MIII~M,J M..ti119 1:00 p.111
RMdi119 It-loceted et )) 15 Vie Lido. Newporl INch, Is o.-__.
d..,. fi'OI'II t .00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesde.,. from 9:00 a.111. to 7:46
p.m. Fridey 9 e.m. to 9 p.m. Closed
Holideys.
The pvblle Ia eotdlally lrMted to at·
toefwl the dlurdt leMc.e alld liN ttl.
ltMdi .. q ·-·
Professional
Directory
~RtUbbodlood .. t ..
PAIJrES,D:LL
MOa'IVAb • llOBroactway · u..,_a..,_c...._
NEWLYWEDS t-Ar • .ncf ~ .... Eclw..d John l..t.a.
Mrs. Taylor
Installed as
UC • .....,,. eue a.nyone read· four •nSor-type 8UdlerL From DAR R t
'"' this .. udtr the mlaappte· now Oh you can bet w.'ll read egen
twoltc. about the nwanlns of tournament dlrectJona and renew Mra. JamH B. Taylor or 239
S.P.C.A.;. ,ut ,.,..-mtnd at rest. II~ at the ~ of the year. Driftwood Rd., Shott! CUtta. wu
It'• lodetJ' lor the Preftntlon of We'd like to aay we're s lad lratalled u recent ot the Col
c:Mity t.o AJleleft. honoraty IJdo Aqler rMmber, WlJIJan Cabell Chapter of the
11\11 faCt was proYftl Jut Sat· brother "C.Q," Dlclc Rottman wu DAR at the May nwetlna held In
urday aboard Helen and Stuart rouchlnl lt on land that day. It the Newport Harbor Yacht Club
Cummlnp' Mal Jtal U durinr the wu bad enoush hav1na u &lee· She au~ Mra. A. L. Pinkley
Ll4o Aft&len AU·J'tah. All-Tackle ful 1pectaton the Ral ICenoyera of Coate Mesa
FamilY 'toumament. The 8 part!-and Julee Axebona on Julee' "Ju. lnatall1nc ~t11cer wu Mra. c
ets-ttna boata with about 45 willa'' and the Harry Rosera and K. Boardman of 117 Turquo~
carefree eont.tanta aboard were Joe Arnalda on Jfany'a "Ade Ave .. Balboa Ialand who orcan· ~htns ot1 Dana Point, not catch-quate." By the way, thanks Dick lzed Ute local chat>ter In 1950 and
Ins much but enoush to make lt for those kind worda in your was recent for the tJnrt 2 yeara.
lntereatlnc. It wu a beautiful "Calllnc C. Q." column Jut week. Mra. Boardman alao Installed
day, everyone conaenlal, lazy They were deeply appreciated. tht" followlne: Mra. Julian Brooks,
and contented ln the early after-• • • vice-recent; Mrs. Harold Wicker·
noon aunahJne. RICaiE AJm BJGal• . Is lhe aham. chaplain; Mra. W. E. Fl1h·
S.......Sy •-•••• ICild. "I way tfte slcn will read from now er. recordlnc secretary; Mlsa Dor·
waadrW'MttbatboatiadolD9 on for lrla and Chic (C. A.l Hlg othy LlnBOn, rorrespondlng sec-
...., ~f It's ben 9olD9 ble of Balboa Island. Their son, retary; Mrs. C. E. Stovall Jr.,
.......S a... _. lllll1D9 boat Richard Alden, a eraduate of S.C. treasurer; Mrs. Hufh Hoover. reg·
to ...u..r... hu paued hll bar e~ at S.C. l.strar; Mrs. RoMrt Keppen. his
"MayM checking flshlng u. Law School. Dick Will"~n his torlan, and Ann Harbeson, Jl.
cenaea," wu the laughing an-career with father Chic ... so brarlan.
swer. watch the Rlebleaeo by' -------
In the silence that followed • • • All vour printinq nMds wid ~
you rould have heard a halibut BlGJI I'DIAifCE Olf THE lAY handled con~t~enientlv and cour1
............
n. 111111111 .. lWI
M&Wi08T IIADOII .... I
TIIUMDAT, JVD I. 1-
u .. Ena!p oe••tled adll to
buy, .U. trade or exchan,e. GU.U ol Mr. and Mrs. ~rt ~ppen of D Vla Quito, Lido;::::.==========::::;
LArgest end M~ Comple'-
Fumiture Store in the 1\tM,
W., are thelr son In-law, WU-
llam Guatat.on, and an uch.ange
m&dent from Iraq, Mohammed
Mahmu, who are both clvlJ en·
elneertna _.udenta at New Mexl·
co A. It M. Colle1e at Lu Cruea
'lbey are on a week'• vacation
after tlnll.hlnl the ~Jar term
and wUI be rolna back th1a
week-end for the aummer liS·
alon.
Mrs. Guatataon. the former Day
lreppen, could not come becau.w
ahe had to atay at her atomic
mi•Ue job In White Sanda.
C.ll'-he
O£COMnN6 StaVICE
Uberty t-SS II
FRANK LEE CAPRI PANTS IN nlE BEST CIRCLES
~elena's
FADS AND FASHIONS
JUNIOR It MISSY SIZES . . . DRESSES It PLA YCLOnrES
27a &. COAST IIJGIIWA'I'
oasoa. s . .os coao•a DEL M.A.a Miss Sally Bragg Is Bride
Of Edward J. Lawless of CM
hlcrourh. as all eyes were -The btc Openlnc for Newport's eoudv in th. .completely-eQuip
trained on the Interloper and the newest flnandal Institution ... l)ed Job Printinq Deportment 0 • a~ul ~th sank l~ y~ ~11· HAROOR~IDITa~ ~n .. ~ :~~~~~~~~"~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dren. It was the Jaw anoat; the ls set for thla Friday at the Bay-r
Cupld let h1a d.a.m Oy early
and 10 IIJ• Sally Jeen·Brace be· came th4 bride of Edward John
Lawleea In May lnatead of walt·
Ina for tb.e tredltlonal June wed-
dina.
A reception honortnc the new·
lywed.a wu held at the home of
the brtde'a parenta, Mr. and Mra.
l'VCIIIIA IOCDn'1' TO MEET
"How 1 crow tuc:Nlas" wlll be
dt.cuued by William L. Taylor
of Anaheim, president of the
CaJUomta National FUchsia So·
clety, at the Coata Mesa-Bay Cit·
lee P'Uc:tt.Ja Society meeting at
7:30 p.m. Monday In the Moqae
Han. 435 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
Crestmont PIE_...._
KIDdergcuten &
Pd:mary Grades
• • •
R. M. Bran of 2237 Raleigh Ave.,
Co.ta Mesa, on Sunday before
Memorial Day. The couple were
married at Mlalon Inn., River·
side, on late Sunday afternoon,
May 4.
The groom Is the BOn of Hugh
Lawless of 3064 Klllybrook Ln ..
Costa Mesa.
Attending the young people at
their wedding were M WI Nancy
Douglu of 8 Rudder Road, Bea ·
con Bay, and Ray JeanBOn of 259
Ramona Way, C:O.ta Mesa. Tht"
brtde wore a green linen aheath
dress and a conaage of white
orchids for the double ring cere-
mony.
At the ~ptlon Mra. Bragg
wore a lavender linen ahenth
eown with pink to5ebud corsage.
Mrs. Dorothy Watts. Mrs. Jo Ann
Herman and Mw Shirley Claus·
sen. aiJ of the Harbor Area. ns·
si~ted with the wedding recep·
tlon.
The bride graduated from New·
port Harbor High School last
June. Her parents own Braggs
Unique Shop In Corona del Ma r.
The groom also graduated from
Harbor High School and l.s at-
tending Orance Coast Collece.
The young couple are maklnc
thelr home at 130 E. 20th St.. Cos·
ta Mesa.
man asking to see the piscatorial Udo BulldJnc just completed by perm!~. In short, It was the tl.sh George Buccola. Local big-wigs
and tame warden. And believe lt expected to be present for the big
or not, not ONE of the 4 tllher-moment will Include Dl<"k Rlcl"t
men aboard had remembered to ard. John Boyd, Lealie Petersen.
renew his fishing license. Stuart Cummings, Donald Grls· wold. Robert OlandPr, Arthur
Waltlnr for the warden to Llndeke. Lee Bolin. Hal Dike. Joe come aboardln' some . pretty brlcht suggestions were made for Prelnlnger, Edear Hill. Earl Saw yer and many more. concealing the evidence: throw·
lne the fish, sacks and all, over-
board; stowing the fishing rods G~--~ •-
In the bllce; t'Uttlng up the live ... ...,.::ou~
bait tanka: u11lng the bait tanks
as foot baths; throwing ourselv<'S ov~rboard. and making a run tor e LEADEU TO aE BOifOilED
Mexlco.
The watery watch-dog. Officer
Robert ThompBOn, was 10 nJce
and concenlal. ht" made his task
seem almost pleasant. That Ia, If
paying a fine of $10 each for the
prlvlle,e of catching a 1-lb. bass.
could ever be really pleasant.
Proft.ll9 that IIOIIMUID• the
blft-t poor Uah are DOt 1D the
water, t.bne of the fCMU AWOL
hacMn ....,.. L1do AD9len
loa:rcS membeR •• , the TCID·
cSOW'Iky lamlly cmd Jkab llarrla.
wttll aw 11cnttot1 of the aery
Club cmd TolGCG Lab, mcdd.Dq
up the cpan.tte. (Cute Uttle
ray aarllloll , 17·.,.ar·olcS
......... April. GD4 llaabcmd am .... u.. Cu~Dalllop' ..-. ... __...)
However, the tournament wu
a ..,..t bla ~ alld at U,.
..-.t beef cUnner wbleh tol.lowM
.................. ~h • .,.,.,....
tbe followJac prll.e8 .._. WUed tor lood Mbavlor on u.e
rlgbt end of the rod.
Men-Larplt flah. Barry Roc· en. 3 lb&. 12 oz.: total pounds,
Ken Holbrook, 19 lb&. 12 oz.
LadJa--L&rcest fl.sb. Bea Riley.
2 lt.. 14 oz.; total pounds, Betty
The Newport Beach Girl Srout
Board will honor Newport SE-at'h
Girl Scout leaders a nd a!~tSlstant
leaders at a brunch to be-held at
the home of Mrs. William StonE'
~tween 10:30 and noon Tu<'Sday.
Mrs. Stone wtll be assistl'd by
Board members: MN Ralph Wll·
rox, pnosldent of thl' Newport
Beach Council: Mra. Jnt'k Qu1S4!n·
berry, Mrs. Kenneth Hannahs.
Mrs. T~ Hambrook, Mrs. Berna-
dette Dulworth. and Mrs. Wlldan
Thomas. Newport Beach execu-
tive director.
Use Enatcn Classified ada to
buy, MU. trade or exchan,e.
Anxious to cet "In the .wlm" Kenoyer. t b 1 a summer! Can you meet Junlo,._Larrest fish: 1. Joe th~ requtrementa! L SenJor Ufe Arnold, Jr .. 3 lbll. 9 oz.; 2. Steve
Saving Certllleate. 2. Experience McAnlll, 3 lb6. 8 oz.;
aoTJU. ALL J'LAVO~ -. a.
(either professional or volunteer) Junlo,.._Mo.t pounds: 1. Van Gelatin Dessert • 2 for 15c
Ll6t a sa' I c... tea.chlng awimmlne. 3. Between Smith (14 fbhl. 22 lbs. 12 oz.; o-... a.-_ Mil n. Lido 18 and 80 yean old. 4. responsl· 2. Tommy Rogers. grandson of
ble and dependable. 5. Free two Harry and Gwen Rogers. 16 Jbll.
WUTO.,..__...PEJIOI0-71/t OL a.
~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~!iijii~ mornlne• a week after June 16th. 6 oz. (This Included 4 bonita. all !I 6. Male or female. caught by 5-year-old Tommy
,_ IT .... AT NO DOOa Thl.s 11 a wonderful opportun· with no help from the adults.
For
tty for a apectallud eervlce to a Even after fllhlne all day, he
local aeency, and wtll be excel· still wanted to fish from the dock
lent experience for those of you when they KOt home. Who says
who qualify. flshJng Isn't hereditary!)
For complete details please Family Trophy -Joe Arnold
call your Community Volunteer and Joe Arnold. Jr., 19 fish.
Bureau, U 8-0717. or come Into Sportamans Perpetual Award-
the office at 325 N. Newport Blvd .. Harry Rogers, tor largest fish In
New'P)rt Belchta. We are open tournament. either senior or jun·
Monday throuah Friday from 9 lor. a.m. to 12 noon. The Trophy for the biggest
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ONIONS PEACHES
s~ ,,~
Hone» 1: n al r n ~te The \'Cite for drape~, she uld.
srhool wUl pt 1400 Worth ol wu taken at the end ol a meet-
drape~ for audJo vtauaJ rooma -lnr with a bare quorum preeent. cw.r the pJot.ta ol MtL WUJ.Lam She felt the money ahould have
McLain. roae few · Ubrary boob.
Newport Elemeotary School ~ Harvey Peue eura-t-
DlstJ'lct tnutee. a..,.ed with her eel that the PTA could be thlnk-
Tue.day nJabt. but they accepted lnr about eettlnk up a II)'Stem of
the $400 hom Horace Enatrn PTA merit awarda for ~holarahlp
anyway. with excaa tunda.
Mra. McLain, a PT~ executive !'But." aaid SUpt. ~ Andei'Mn,
board member, who lives at 610 "we can hardly muae the mon-
Aldean Pl .. Newport Helahta. told ey."
tnutees that her fellow board Tru.ltees ran Into trouble on
members were "In too much of a the Newport Elementary School
rush to get rid of the mon~y." playe,round for which they had __ __:::...._ ________ hoped to aatn UUe from t he City .
Letten-
of Newport Beach .
They learned Tuesday nlrht
that the City does not own title
to the land but that the Pacific
Electric L&Dd Co. does, wtth the To the lr1enc1s on rnY reute, City merely clalrnlna an eue-
I would like to take this op-ment.
portunlty to thank aU of you for Trustees aareed to confer fUr-
the consideration that you have ther on the matter wtth dty
shown my tamJly and myaelf ottlclal.s and with the land com-during my employment with the pany.
SffiiNG SAIL for the Club's second yeer ere
new Alpha Chi O mega Sorority Alumnae officer1.
Left to right, they are Mrs. Kenneth Cooling of
Beacon Bay, installing officer; Mt1. Robert Me-
serve, lido rw, pre$id.nt: Mrs. ~ Whi~.
Sante Ana, vice-presideni: Mrs. Robert K.ppen,
of lido l$1e. Lyre Editor, end Chenot+e Clerk.
Corona cfel M&r, treasurer. (Ensign photoJ
Gffi,NG SET for the Newport Beach Assistance league "Harbor
lig~t Ball ' to be held &t the Balboa Bay Club Friday, J une 13, are
planr1ers, Mrs. Roy Lym&n of Cliff Haven, left; Mrs. Robert G&rdner
of Shore Cliffs. center, and Mrs. J &d Riley of Irvine Terrace.
(Terry Boris photo)
Corona del Mar Post Office as The board also received leaal
your letter carrier. okay from Oranae County Coun-
t am leavtna Corona del Mar ael .Joel Orle to premlt the city
to take a position In the Los An· recreation dlvl.slon to Ute a kin·
oratory. HelghQ School tor a aummer
Crash Kills
geles area with Economics Lab-dergarten room at Newport Jay
we will always remember Co-nu rsery school prorram. St t C II s-...... rona del Mar with the deepest of a e 0 eger • ..... appreciation. (Continued from Page One)
Bohle
St • .&. ·-18 Sincerely, Many Tongues gram. She had been scheduled to Has Go ahead ... • Frank .J. Ferry speak on Dr. Giles Brown's "Be·
-A 4-point summer recreation and Family Not a Problem hind the Headlines" forum at Or-State Public Works Board otfl· program sponsored by 4 Harbor anre Coaat CoHere Tuesday niaht
clals have voted to rontlnue with Area agencies will get under way ShHielts SIIIW Arl and at the Newport Harbor Zonta
plans tor a State College In Or· Monday . .June 16. F M H t meeting next Thursday. A party
ange County. Featured will be swimming, A ~ cc.apoMd of the or rs. un In her honor had been pla nned
Their decision came on the tennis, baseball and basketball. work of cut atudea ta at OCC for this Saturday evenine by a
heels of a .ittate Board of Educa-under the direction of the New-will be oa Ylew lD Coaat'a cut Orange Coast has a number of close friend, Mrs. .John Nelson
tion re<'Omme ndatlon urging re-port Harbor Union High School gallery waW the ead of the students who speak two Jan-Hurtt of Corona del Mar. Death
consideration of the move which ' District, the Costa Mesa and the aem•ten. guages, but few who apeak three. cancelled all these appearances.
would put the college In Fuller-Newport Beach Recreation Depts. The exhibit which featun. This year OCC has a lady who In addition to her mother and
ton. and the Newport Harbor Boys' I acuapln of atudeat frae bcmd speaks not only two or three but foster father, Capt. and Mrs. Ar·
Po..sibi llty of a branch of the Club. drawtag, oil pa:I.Dti.Dg, tbJM four languares tluently. thur Gibbs of 2915 Broad St.,
University of California for the Further information may lx> cUmeuloaaJ deaigD cmd ad-Mrs. Paula Hunt 1.s working Mrs. Bohle Is survived by her
Harbor Area still Is being con-obtained by telephoning the high •ertl.a1D9 layoat La opea to the hard on her Spanish at OCC. She aunt, Mrs. Thelma Paddock Hope
sidered. according to State Sen. c;chool after June 13 at Liberty I pa.bUc fram I a.m. to S p.m. presently speaks thls language of Corona del Mar .
.John )1urdy .Jr. 8-1121. daily. Paula speaks French and Ger· Services were held Monday In
-------------------------------man~~~~an ~~~n ~-<tM~uaryC~peL~th~e l
cent, and you might guess that Rev. Ed~n Gomke of the Co-
she Is from Alaace-Lorrain. rona del Mar Community Church
She Is an American and was officiating. I
born In the United States. Her
Seniors Feted At Breakfast
Corona del Mar's Chet'a Inn
ho.ted Harbor Area araduattn•
hlah IChool aenlors wbo ue
members of the Balboa Ialand
Community Church at a Sunday
momlna breakfut.
The araduates Included 11m
Brideman, Ken n e t h Bonner,
Doualu Carl, VIcki Caenar, .Judy
.Elmore, Peter Flal\erty, Steph-
anle Hottman, Janet Kunlce and
Sl\aron Waidelich. 'nle1r puab
a11o·were eu-ta. IATn .... ~.:::;G;,:;.....,iiii=="""
Newport's Crab Cooker, ~~
Newport Blvd., Ia m.18Rn1 lb M•
tyr. 1"1\e carved wooden half-man,
hall-roat. worth t150, dlap-
peared from the restaurant wall,
owners told pollee.
EGREMONT
fi'IIM-EicW •• , ......
Kindergarten -Grades 1-vm
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parents are Americans. Wh e n BUTO•s RAVE CDlL hpcncrt. tutortol pa-ogaam for ch1ldna w1ao .......,. ......
she was young. her family took Don and .Joan Barton, 3906 a!•• work lD 8daoo1 subjects.
her to Europe where she learned Channel Pl., Newport Isle, greet-F furth !-1. •
forelrn languages. At home, her ed an 8 lb. 3 oz. baby girl at or er uuormati~D plecme phone OB 3-5818
parents and relatives didn't Hoar Hospital S.,day, May 25. _;--~~~~--;;;iiiii-iiiiiiiiiii--i:iii--i:iii--i:iii-~ speak ErlrU.h with her. f
Consequently, P au I a didn't lfEWPOJIT a ElfEJITAJIY PrA * CROWN HARDW' A-~ * speak EJ\all.sh until the aae of The Bay laland horne of Mra. ~
elaht. However, ahe had the alit Phelp. Merlckel, retldna presl· wa •a mGIIIIIOUt .. UIWU • .--non
of lan,uage and learned Enaltah dent of the Newport Beach Ele-~ .. U .. ... lliiiiiN
ao fut and wen that ahe ,.radu-mentary School PTA. wu theaet--·· ...._, r-••
ated from hleb IC.hool when abe tin• for her luncheon to ha.rt ._ ..., CIOia' WW&Y . ~oNyl6. -:h~er~~~~tl~ve~~~~~~u~d~-~ .. ~k~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When we t,.al.re4 why .... r doesn't twtber ltudy Gennan.
French. 01 Italian au of whJeb
abe apnb quite well, Paula ex-
plained: "Moo people ln Califor-
nia want to learn Spanish In-
stead of other Jan,uaaes.. So, I wah to pleue tbern."
Asked whether ahe aets con ·
fused In apealdna foreliJl Jan·
guages. Paula agreed, but "the PEJISIAJf DAJICEAS-AJII*IIIill9 lD -o.a:r Klaayyam ... em odgiDol play by OraDge Coat hrlliaD mo.t Important trouble I have is m.ctnt Boo.baag Bedayat. last Tueeday from I ·10 p.m. 1D U.. c:on.p cnulttorlum are U.. aboft h in th ~ daDc:era. !Aft to ri9bt are Jocm Wal..,.., E-rie Taylor. ADaabeh Deraklacm.i, Dkmae Croc:btt cmd that I was broug t up e p U·
lffmll lklbado•. The play waa PNMDted by the hnicm atudeata at OCC wttb a IDtad cast of for· ropean way, a nd It hu many
-'911 atudeata cmd kaertccma. It was opea to the pabUc. wtth eeat1D9 oo a ftnt come, flnt Mr-..ct Influences on my thouahts a nd
!Miaia. Partkipcmta ....tnd ac:dal.m for the efforts cmd taleat exhibited. communication here."
Make Him GLAD!
He's Your DAD!
IIYE
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By ABBOW cmd WINGS aad I. V .D.
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Alao Arrow white dre.e ahirta in popular· collar stylea.
New Fall Pendleton WOOlens are now in 8toCL
,
HBE WE 80 ROUND the May Pole-that's what thi5 quartet of
Corona del Mar School fOtJrth graders might be singing -if they
hod a May Pole and if tlleir annual Spring Festival were schedul~
for May. The happy event will take piece tomorrow (Friday), how·
ever. And pract1cing up for the 9 a .m. r.'ent .!Ire, left to right.
Betty De Rosa, 1816 Mar.!~pata, Irvine T erf.!lce; Donna Martin, I 18
Amethyst Ave., Balboa Island: Craig Falconer, 1315 Bonnie Doone,
Irvine Terrace, .!lnd Bruce W oodworth, 1524 S.!~ntanella Terr., Irvine
Terrace. (Ensign Photo)
Sl.VJIP lll"n r ADI CIIOWD
The econorhJc recesalon waa
blamed by Oranp County Fair
oUtctala for the drop In atten·
dance at the ~ Fair. TotAl for
the 10 clays wu 71,846, or 22~
under the 100,625 total for Jut
year.
CAU COLLIDE Dl L\LaOA
Can driven by Marpret GUll-
land. 59, of 1134 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa, and Ronald AUdna, 156~
Rochester, eo.ta Mesa. coUlded
last week at Balboa Blvd. and D
St., Balboa. Mr. Atldna waa treat-
ed at Hoac Hospital
A !Jnvilalion
The Officers and Directors
cordially invite you to
the Openif!cj of N•wport Beach's
Newest Financial Institution
Friday, June 6, 1958
3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1958
D,.,.ICI: HDUit• 9 ::10 TO 4 ::10
• ,.BIMM OvMd 2'0 6.,_,. J'Oil,.
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NEWPORT BEACH"
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Wednelda,. aJid "nailnda,a. Jn-
ttnaeUon wtJI be .. "" Juntor 1er PropaJD w1U .-aadft way Snowbl,., SenJar Snow.,._ and
luJy 1 eo~~~ttnwna th~ Aua-Lehaww In their own boeta on
wit, with UYC Dlrec.'tor Chula -ru.dap. On J'rlclay a.ornlnp,
Vandef'Yori .. Chairman. ... Sabots wUJ haw one hoW' olin·
by J'nnk t .Meier, Jr. IJtt'UCUon la u.tt own boatll and
IAUJq lriltr\ietlon wtJI apln the UcJo 14 wtJI be ueed for one
be under the cUNdlon ot Blll le.eon tor a Cf'OUP ot 5 juaJora.
Jtuhrw and bw Raft. 'nlrouah the 'ftle weekly JuJliot UYC meet-
~eq ot LIYC member, boat· lnp will be held J'rlclays In the
bulldet W. D. "BIU" kbock, lJdo Clubhoae at 11 :15 a.m. Follow·
1f +, !15 lloop and a Snowbird Ina announcemen• aDd a aa.ll-
have been made available for ln1 tUm, wtnnera o1. the pNVIoua
Instruction purpoees. week'a racea wlU be awarded
UYC Junior ottleera aN: Burke aaJUn1 patcbee, a cut~torn IMti-
Sawyer, .ervlnf" hw IM!COnd term tuted tor the ftm time thl8 year .
.. Corntnoctore; Liz Ware, Mtv· Friday will contlnu. to be race
Ina her MCOnd wnn .. VIce-day with the weeklY UYC lnvt-
Commodore; Sandy Wat.on, Sec-tatlonal lltartJq at 1:00 p.m.
Ntary-Treuurer; Geol'le Vander· from the ClubhouM.
vort. Senior Fleet C.ptaJn; Cal Introduced Into the aummer
Praton. Junior Fleet captain. .. rnn. proeram for the tlm tlme
/
Memberahlp In the Junior pro-thu year w a Glrl8' Champion·
pm w limited to thoee children ahlp Recatt.a, to be held July 19
or cueata ot Udo Iale realdentll and 20, apon.ored by UYC Jun·
•ho will not reach their 21st tors. All bay clauea with 3 or
birthday by Sept. tat, who pa.a more enb1es wlU be ellclble.
the awlmmln1 test. and ll apon-The final offlclal competition
SEEING DOUBLE? Mrs. Joe Preininger (at left)
ond Mrs. Albert Rothaermel. members of the
L•do Isle Woman's Club, ore reflected in the mir-
ror as they model hots in preparation for the
Hots in Bloom luncheon to be held Tuesday in
the L•do Clubhous-e. (Gene Ross photo)
IOI'ed by a Mnlor member of of the .eaaon lathe annual Shark NE.AJIS WELCOME GDIL
LIYC. To date, 230 Junlon have lsland Cruile early In Septem· Sally and Eldon Means. 4820
rectstered .. acalnat 1.25 at thla ber wben Ju~lor Sklppera enjoy River Ave., Newport Beach, weJ.
time lut ynr. a picnic lunch on Shark llland, corned a 7 lb., 5 ~. baby 111"1 at
The Wftkly .chedule throucb then race back to the Udo Club-Hoac Hospital Monday, May 216.
July and Au,uat wm lnclucW hou.e. The annual Junior A warda
elaht dally J-.ona lnr,the Lido Dinner follcnn that evenJng, then ro ..... ~Y d~ 1 the 1\a 14.. 5 junJora to a boat, Mondays. Inc car ~uon 0 t!S· TUesdays. Wed n e • day a and trophy praentatlons of the year's day Club will meet at 12:30 p.m.
Thu~ya, and elcht dally les· awarda will be made by UYC Monday In the Irvine Cout
.ana In the Snowbird, Mondaya, Commoclol'e Earl SaWYer. Country Club.
PREPARING for the 12th an:ual opening June
regatta of the Lido Isle Yacht Club are these
flag officers: from left, Charles Vandervort, port
Copt.in; Linn Williams, fleet captain; Her~rt
Riley, rear commodore; Marty Lockney, VIc•
commodore, and Earl Sawyer, commodore. The
regatta will be held June 14 and I 5. beginning
officially at I p.m. Saturday. June 14, following
the flag raising ceremony. (Gene Ross photo)
GIIIL roa •AVLM
St!tlla an4 Frank Paulaa, 914 E.
Ocean Ft., Balboa. are the pnud
new parent. o1 a 1 lb., 14 oz. baby
.. rl. who w.lahed in at Boa1
Ho.pltal ~y. ~ :rt.
LAD roa CLA•n
It's a boy tor Raw and Robert
Clark. 1009 W. Bay Ft., Balboa.
The 7 lb.. 3 oz. lad welched in at
Hoac Ho.pltal Thursday, May 22.
Jaycees Set
Car Cheek
Newport B.arbor Junior Cham·
ber of CommeT"Ce membeta met
ftaVIID Aa .AIID'n
Allee and Burton Terhune. 1927
Te~ta Ln.. Bart. JUahla.,._
are U. J1-a.4 new patent. 01 a
7 lb., 10 OL baby alrl. wbo Upped
the ~-at Hoea &capital Thursday, May 22.
last week to plan t.Mir June 14 "WOLr IS TOftC
Salety Day. to be held In front '1'he Wolf and the Tuxedo"
of the Newpon Beach City Hall wtll be the title Anne Reher has
from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. choeen for her talk to Newport
, ..... , .......
.... ., Dilr ....
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TOT BlT n CAa
Julie Wa~n. 3. of 1304 S. Bay
Ft~ Balboa Island. 1"1!Celver min-
or Injuries last week when abe
More than 100 rnembe,. and ran out between parked can at
cuesta of the Tuesday Club met Marine and Park Ave. and was
for luncheon at the Irvine Coast struck by a car driven by Mar-
Country Club lut week to hear earet Call. 49, of 1802 Haven Pl .. Dorothea Sheely, Newpon Beach Clift Haven.
head librarian. e lve a book l"e· -------
view of "Christian Dlor and I."
The musical ponlon of the pro-
gram wu presented by Mrs. Hoi·
ly Lash Vlael. Balboa laland
vol~ and dramatic C'Oach.
Read Ens!~ Clautned Ads.
A IOif roa no: JUUCJIS
A newcomer at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hatch. 606
Iris Ave .. Corona del Mar, is .on
Davtd Charles, born Wednesday,
May 14, In Huntington Memorial
Hospital, Pasadena.
THANK YOU
SO VERY MUCH
To my biends and
neighbors for your
heart-warming support of
me in Tu..day'a election.
BILL CHRISTENSEN Motorists Interested In havtne Harbor Kiwanlans In the VIlla '
their cars checked have been In· Marina Restaurant at noon next
vlted to stop by' between those I Thursday, June 12 -Ladles" (Political AdvertlseJMnt)
hours. DD~a~y~·==============='~==~l ~==================~================~:=~::~ Next meetlne for the Jaycees ~
REALTOR 101 Y AMER is op-
ening his new real estote office
nett Tuesday .,t 3519 E. Coost
Hwy., Corona del Mer, under
the firm norM of M & M. Real-
ty Co. Bob and his family moved
here 4 years ago after selling a
successful shoe business in Ar·
cadja. He and his wife. Laura.
own their holM at -403 Iris Ave.
Also in the family are daughters
Merle, who will be a senior at
Harbor High. and Marilyn. who
will be in eighth 9r~de ~t. Hor-
ace Ensign, and thetr mm1ature
dachshund, Schnappsi.
has been scheduled for Thursday,
June 12. at the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club.
II. II. L-UTBE--aAJif--CJro--ftCB-I
••s.vtng knowledge" will be
the Sunday sermon theme of the 1
Rev. John Propp at the Newpon 1
Harbor Lutheran Chur<'h at the
8:45 and 11 a.m. 5t'rvlres.
SOY WELCOMED
Pauline and John Barrett. 1518
PriscUla Ln., Harbor Highlands.
welcomed an 8 lb .. 1 oz. baby
boy at Hoag Hospital Thursday,
May 22.
aiSLE _sca_oo_L_sca--ED-UUD I
The annual Bible School will
be conducted June 16 through
June Z1 at the Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church. N "' w Po C t 1 Helchta. for children from 3 to
14. Classes will be held 9:15 to
11 :45 a.m .. Monday through Frl·
day.
All yOtJr printinq n.eds wiR ~
1\ondled conveniently and cOtJI't·
eouslv in the compl.tely-equip-
oed Job Printinq Deportment of
The EnsiQn.
for
gifts
·he
I t won
forget
Classified Ad Order Far111
For the Leisure Experts
Patio Wear; Pool Side;
Boating -Not to men-
tion golfing.
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ORANGE COUNTY SACRED MUSICAL choristers, made up la rge-
ly of Horbor Area high school students, smile pretty ot director
Merle Valdez. left to right, they ere. bottom row, Goil Moser, Ar-
loine Polmer, Roe King. K"y Miller. Froncis Hesterly, 8 oine C rogg.
Lindo Kiddie, Jonice Price , Lo Vonne Hohn. Eileen Blankenshi p,
Mine rvo Price ond Doris Price: middle row, Ge nev" Miley. Kore n
Orange County Fair Over,
But Local Ribbons Still Wave
Late Orange County Fair a ward Sandy A e x a n de r . Newport
winners lnC'Iuded several from Beach : Linda Weborg, Newport
Corona del Ma r and Newport Beach : Sherry Gt>yer. CDM. and
Beach. John Alexander, Newport Beach.
Commercial winners in the · Livestock show winners lnclud ·
floriculture d 1 vIsIo n Include ed Sonny Barnes, Newport Beach :
James Scurr, Balboa: Harold AI-Mike Marsha ll, Newport BeaC'h ;
exander, Balboa: Richa rd's Flow-, Ron Jessee, Newport Beach: Jim
ers, Newport Beach. Locker, John Cook and Tom An-
Amatt>ur flower arranger walk-drews. Newport Beach; Bill Spur·
lng away with ribbons was Rose-lock. Newport Beach. a nd Dennis
marie Balinski. Newport Beach. I Gault, Corona del Mar.
Junior Horse Show winners in-
cluded Gretchen Cox, Balboa ls-34 A I t land; Karen Foster, Corona del 1 CQ y es
Mar: Nancy Gardner, Corona del 1 Mar: Sandy Knapp, Balboa Is-A d d p•
land: Clalrt> McCli ntock. CDM; war e Ins
Claudia Irwin, Newport Beach; 1
lOW TIIU TUESDAY
Sbows Start 1:10 cmd 1:35
Coatbnaoaa Sua. boaa 2:JO
Malta, 11.50
Jn. ., Cldl4na. asc
With Alec Guinness,
William Holden, Jack Hawkins,
Sessue Hayakawa
The following boys and gi rls
were awarded pins Sunday tor
then service as arolytes during
the yt"a r at the Corona dt.>l Mar
Comm un ity Chul"('h:
Catht>rlne Baker. Tom Ball.
Pa tti Ba ume. Je-a nne Brock, Gary
Caldwell, Jennie Sue Davis. Doro-
thy Day, Carol Dennt"r, Kenneth
Fait, Michael Flanegln, Lorren
Fletcher. Douglaa Gomke, John
Gruwell, Julie Hannaford, Rich-
ard Harter. Susan Hayton, Mar-
garet Ingram. Carolyn Keeler,
Kathleen Kelly, Kim Kuster,
Ja mes Lawrence, Cheryl Llnkey,
Cleo Mlchelaen, Charles Peyton,
Michele Porte?, Dou1lu Sall•-
bu.ry. nm Smith, Lowry Thomp-
ton. Candace Toblu. :Mark Van
Dyke, Cathleen Wa lp, Gay Ann
M:acGllllvray and Lanl Morrlaon.
Class of '58
to Breakfast
at Disneyland
~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Newport Harbor High's annual = Senior Breakfast will be held at
OR 3-7570 --e-BALBOA
NOW PLATJNC TBRU SAT.
Clark Gable, Doris D~
"TEACHER'S PET"
D<>hble_ ~l:n~l_ds. Leslie Nielsen "TAMMY AND THE
BACHELOR"
CinemaScope and Color
SUM. -MOM. -TUES.
Clark Gable, DoriPE;l "TEACHER'S u
James Stewart, June Allyson
''THE GLENN MILLER
STORY"
Color
Dis neyland's Plantation Inn on
Tuesday, at 8:30 a.m., June 10.
The Senior Brea kfast which
traditionally ends the year for
the graduating cla.ss, for lt Is the
last time the class Is together
as a whole before the graduation
ceremonies, will have as a spe-
cial guest, retiring superinten-
dent. Mr. Sidney H. Davidson.
A short show of selected sen-
lor talent, followed by u ndla-
cl~d faculty entertainment, will
be a pa rt of the festivities.
The price of the breakfast,
$1.65. will oUer a menu of scram-
bled eggs and ham, hashed
brown potatoes, sweet ro11s, and
choice of beverage.
Immediately after the program
the seniors are scheduled to ~
port on-camput for an 11:00 a .m .
graduation marchlne practice.
CIIISTIII SCIEIIISTS -
An informal group of Christian Scientists
desirous of establishing a Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Corona del Mar, holds regular
Sunday Services at 11 a .m.; Sunday School
at 9:15 a .m. and Wednesday evening meet-
ings at 8 p.m. at 3839 E. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar.
* I
All are cordially invited to attend.
AUCTION
FrlclaJ, June 6
AT Me A.M.
..a. ¥11.
*
Bruins, Ruth Sl<~ter, Dione Helton, linda Widey, Betty Shannon,
l orraine Valdez. Lois Sch~efe, Judy Hand, Shoron Morril, L~reine
Shonnon, Sheila C rogg ond Glorie Schliefe: top row. Paul Schliefe,
Gordon C4mpbell. Dove Price, Ron<~ld Cro9g. Thomos Price, Rich-
ord Grauer, Bruce Holden, Kenneth Shannon. Gerald Hond a nd Don
Voldez.
Tar Tattles • ~,..,~·
• • •: : : A ::
• ELECTIOifl •creed on bJ' the admln1m'atlon. Alter auembli~ on Monday, T!Mn M eh omeer on the board
May 26, and 1'uelday May 27, vacated hla ~~eat to hla auoeaor
the student body voted on thelr for the eomlnc year.
choice of cheer and MDI lead~n •
for the eomlne year. JOm Cilldi! cauw
The sophomore elrll complete· ly overran the sone leadJne po-tfew membera jolnlnc· Chrlat
altlora with Nancy Manean, Nan-Church by the Sea. Bal~ ln-
cl Maxwell Davis Pope Sherry dude Mr. and Mrs. OWen o~ohn
Florln, Patti Jones and Unda ton ot 2120 MJramar Dr., Balboa;
Martucci leading the band. Cheer Mrs. J. E. Shaft. 1807 W. Balboa
leadera conllsted of Doue Red-Blvd., Newport. and Patricia 0'-
dlck, nna Palaferri, Tony Albert-Leary, 1711 E. Ocean Blvd., Sal-
ton, Cathy Foearty and Dtanne boa.
Grwene. • • w • • • • • • • • • •:• •:•:• :-
Thll year's cheer and song 1n fhe
leaden have done a tremendous Job In arousing 8Chool aplrlt, and Udo Shoppin9 ArM
I'm 8\IC1P that ne~ year'• pep
Jeadera will be just as capa blf'.
• c.A.A.
The Jut sports day of the year
wu held TUesday, .May 27, from
1:30 untU 5 P-"'!·
The IOftball teams traveled to
Brea, where they Wf!re joined by
Western High School In competi-
tive ao1tball Ha rbor returned vic-
torious with a record of 7 wins
and only one loa. This wu the
Ideal way to end the G.A.A. y ear
and certainly a happy one. After
the games the girls were served
refreshme nts and then c a m e
home by school bus. e STUDEJIT COUJICU.
The Installation of the new
Board ot Control members wu
the highlight ot the Student
HOSTS AND HOSTESSES who planned the arrangements the Council meettne In the social
Memoriol Doy night "Mu5ic.el Frolic" at the Balboa &y Club in-hall on Wedneeday, May 28.
For • Urfle Selec:flon of
YARDAGE -LINENS
IEDDIN6 -NOTIONS
,ATTE.INS
10vs• A ~aLS• eluded (,tending) lewis H unter Piper ond Mr.• and Mn.. Charlea Dunne th1a ~Una. whJc:h
Fontjus, and (oi the pi&no) Mrs. Piper. Hosts not pictu~ "r• =-•th:a:: ~~~ .... ~ TOT te :rEef
Mr. end Mrs. Joseph Fahey ahd Mr. and Mrs. Richard Figueroa. wu dlldded that tM n..t .._k a.OTHIN&
(Terry Bot-is pfloto) of next year WOUld apln be ====================== "Hello Week, .. and thla time the lAD t
f '-~ '-~ f tags for 5 centa. On thfte tap I' H U m I' H f C" Glrll' Lea,ue WOUld dlltrtbu~ IK)W s
would be the ~. name
and a number, half of which
CII1USTIA.Jf SCIEl'fCE CBtrliCB CDM COIOCtnnTT Clll7'8CII wouJd be lett for a drawtne and )404 VIa LJdo
The Lesson-Sermon In the New-"Understanding Prayer" will prizes at the end ot the week. 'N.wpcwt INch Calif. ~Be~ Qrt~an &~ce~~wrmon ~~at~~a ~;Th~b~p~ro~p~~~-~~~-~u~~5~~~~a~n~d~~~:~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~OO~~~~B~W~t~~~m~K~ Church Sunday ls built on the del Mar's Community Church ;::;;;
theme or God as Cause and of Sunday, with t he Rev. Edwin
God as Creator. The spiritual na-Gomke ortlclaUng.
ture ot true ~ing as rontrasted
with material theories of crea-FAMILY lfiCBT PLAJOfED
tlon will be discussed. The sub-Family Night at t he Balboa I.s-
je<'t or thE' sermon will be "GOO land Co m m u n It y Methodlst
the Only Ca u~ and Creator." The Chu rch will be W~esday, June
Golden Text or the Lesson-Ser-18. beginning at 6.30 p.m. A pot-
mon 11'1 in the words of David luck dinner will be followed by
( Ps. 145:10. ll 1. "All thy works rommunlty singing. Reservations
shall praise thee. 0 Lord: and may be made by telephoning
thy ~a in ts sha ll bless thee. They Mrs. Robert Bonner at ORiole 3-
shall spt>ak or the glory of thy 4346.
kingdom, and talk of thy power." TO HOST WIVES
T H E R E V . J 0 H 'ARkE.
(above), pastor of St. Jomes'
Episcopal C h u r c. h , Newport
Beoch, will give the sermon:
"The Divine Key to a Happy
Life." to 320 gr&dueting sopho-
mores, friends, and faculty
m4tmbers at Orange Coest Col-
leqe &cc:.leureate services Sun.
day from S..b p .m. in the colteqe
auditOI'ium. The Rev. Clifford
Fu9ate, Communiiy Metftodist
Church, Coda Mes., wiN d. r!Wf the invoc.tion and bene--
didion.
Monday at 6:30 p.m. members
of the Second Monday Men's
Club will host t heir wives at a
"Ladles' Night" program at St.
J ames Eplscopal Church, New-
port Beach.
UJfiVERSAUST FELLOWSBI•
''How Old Are You!" will ~
t.be question asked by Dr. Charles
Blauvelt In his sermon at the
11 a.m. service Sunday of the Un-
Iversalis t Community Fellowtblp
ln the Friday A1temoon CJub-
hou.~. eo.ta Mesa. The church
school meeu at the ~&me Ume.
CDM LUTIIUAJI c:IIOCB
"The Problem of Immortality"
is the tltle of the aennon the Rev.
John Undstrom wtU deUvu Sun-
day at the Corona del Mar Luth-
eran Church, 2912 E. Cout Hwy.,
at both the 8 and 11 a.m. aerv·
kes.
ST. JAIID KfiiCO•AL
"The Chiilt Wlt.bln ua•• II the
title ot the Sunday armon by the
Rev. Jobn Parke at St. James'
E p I • e o p a 1 Church, Newport
~ach. tor tbt 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m.
.ervte-..
eaua:a ftCIOC 1ft c:wr BaWD'e St. A.odrew'a Prel·
bytman Church tamiU. wW
1attwr S.tunlay, 1Wl.t 1., at the
Oranc-Q1J Putt at 2 p.m. for
the1t &IIDUJ plmle.
INTERIORS
Quality · Far1it~re
FROM MODEL HOMES AND FLOOR SAMPLES
WAS •ow
Davenport 90" Quilted Print Cover ---·------·-$469.50 1375.
Davenport 90" Quilted Chintz Cover ________ $532. 1432.
Davenport 84" Texture Cover -·--·--$461. 131&
Wing Chair, Quilted Chintz Cover $242. lla
Easy Chair, Quilted Hand Print Cover $215. 1181.50
Easy Chair, Textured Cover $190. llCS.
Pair Chairs, Matelasse Cover _ $205. ea. 11& ea.
3 Chairs, Textured Cover __ _ $ 69.50 ea. 130. ea.
Easy Chair, Print Cover _ $149.50 ae.
1 Cocktail Table (Provincial) $ 89.50 15150
1 Cocktail Table, 72" Modem --· .$135. •so
1 Cocktail Table, 36 " Modem ----$ 37.50 117.sa
1 Pair End Tables, Chinese Modem $ 80. ea. ... -.
1 Pair End Tables, Early American Pine I 58.50 ea. I& -.
1 Nest Tables, 3 Cherry $125. -
Dining Set, Modem, Table, 4 Chairs, Walnut ~-S333.50 Dll.
Dining Set, Provincial, Table, 4 Chairs, Server _$575. 1175,;
1 Dining.Set, Early American, Table, 4 Chairs _$428. ...
I Dining Set Early Amer., Drop Leaf Table, 6 Ch.ai.rs$386. ...
I Dining Set, Wrought Iron Table, 4 Chairs $293. 1111;
I Bed S.t, Cherry, 2 Twin Beda, Dreaer & Mirror,
2 Night Stands . $5Il.
1 Bed Set, Double Four Po.t~ TriPle Drea&r, 2 Night
Stc:maa · 1412.
SIGN CL LASSIFIED a aww UDOa ..... 1
lkUBDAY. 1ft&~ 1-
m£Uif . .% II llo/o Iff
SO.OCJO..IIIIZ GUAilAN'TEE
~eprlc:efow
a.tan~
111E lYEII
tnnOK SEJlVlCE
A•ocado A ())ut Hl1bwa7
Oorona ct.l Mar
lfext to l amalea Inn
OJUole 3·3D»
BEAtrnFUL Church Model Ham·
mood Orran, UNd. Hurry tor
this. Sctunldt·Pbtllls-, 520 No.
MaJn, Santa Ana.
LARGE WARDROBE TRUNK In
rood condJtlort. Very ~n·
ably priced at t2Q. Ph. OR 3·
5138.
ro ntE JUNE BRIDE. our rift ot tliO toward a lifetime of
HAPPINESS on any new Spinet
cw C.rand plano.. SchmJdt·PhU·
U~ Planoe, alnce 1914, 520 No.
MaJn, Santa Ana. Prftent thla
ad to Mr. &c..
POll IMMEDIATE &ALE -Bed·
rOCift1 .et. lncludlnf desk. stool.
bQ.reau, nlrht .tand. footboard
and h•dboard... Call now! OR
~
USED Ccmnlonatte Electronic Or -
pn, only alll5, has tull pedal
boaJd. Sdlmldt·PhUUpe, ~ N.
llaln, Santa Ana.
D.wnT Little Pre.nch Provlncl&l
fP)nd lor ..._ Tbe ldddles wm loft to ptadke on thll.
Scblftl«·PhlWpe, 510 !f. Ka1n,
Top Job . C4)p01tui1Ju. ell ftelda. 11m aD4 Women
uo 'l\altiD-!fewpart Beach
'" Be s~ -;:-~eek With
JUNE PA.RRA.ll EMPL AGENCY
402~ 32nd SL, Newport
ORiole 3-4680
UJVA'I'IOD WAIITKD
G. L COLLEGE S'ruDENT de· atrea yard work, chora or any
work in exchanre for room.
Refer. OR 3·9'T72.
PRACTICAL NURSING-ExperJ.
enoed on all type cares. Excel-
lent references. OR 3-6217 or
OR 3-1413.
CAUDII·I~ADI .., .• , .......... , .. J ... .,.. ...... .. .. a....
19f7 Fullerton Ave.,
eo.ta Meu, Calif.
Midway 6-3314
U no annrer call evenJnp.
lfJICGI U.OVI
l.llOlQKG WANTED tn m.Y home. at per boar. )labft Whitman.
f/tfl lla.rpendte. CDK. PbaDe
Oltlole a.m ..
laDta Ana; -•; .. ·' '. • ra W6ifrii rmta loocl prK• GAJ JaHQIO:ftS, IP ..... de.-Uce p&a.ao; -. NJit U dowD ~Oftn wied • mOL eau u a.sea pa)"'Mftt. Scbmlctt·l'lillDJie, 510
S'l'l!tKWAY Grand .mi-c:oN.lert J!o. Maln, Santa Ana.
ala, perfect coruliUon, looka $5 A WEEK rents a Hammond
UJre MW $1985. 3 yrw. to pa)'. Spinet Orcan. Includes private Scbmldt·PhiUJpe, Santa Ana. lessons. &hmtdt·Phlllipa. cor.
li..UD40ND Chord Orean, used 6th and Main. Santa Ana.
but like new. Fun tor the whole FREE Kn lENS -OR 3·2833.
famJJy. Abo one sJJchtly used STEINWAY Pianos and 10 other H a m m on d Spinet 0 r g a n. new makes, rent a new Spinet SchmJdt·Phllllll' 520 No. Main, or Grand. All rent allowed on Santa Ana. b uy. &hmldt·Phllllps, 520 No. SALEM Maple Spinet Piano, cue Main. Santa Ana. &lightly damaced tn ahlpplnr. .
SAVE $234. New ,uarantee. TaADE Schmldt·PhUllps. Santa Ana.
GOOD ~ctlce Plana., all re·
condlttoned. $95. $125. $169, pay TilDE .111
bom $5 per month. SchmJdt· , •• Dltl Watcll Phllllll' ~ No. Main, Santa
Ana.
CASH for your old Uprleht. Spin· On a new Hamllton
et or Grand Plano. Schmidt·
PhJJJIP' Santa Ana. Uberal allowance, see
REPOSSESSED ebonUed Spinet Will-Caltlerllutl Plano, take over balanc~.
SclunJdt·PhllUI>' 520 No. Main, JEWELER Santa Ana,.
3123 E. cOAST HWY ~ COM. 1a1100L1. IIII I.UCftOII IDVICU POPULAR PIANO-In your home
by t h o r o u r b 1 y ~rienced DAVE'S HOME SERVICE-Paint· male teacher. Call ORiole 3· lng -WaU wa.shlne . Minor re· 5530 4a)'-. LJ~rty 8-6495 af· pairs . Odd jobs. Ph. Midway ter e. 6·2689. . • a.AI. DTAft 4 auTALS II TJIIIIIf ONE BEDROOM. Furnlabed apt.
for renL Corona del Mar. OR· CEIEIT WMI lole 3·9110.
COLOlli'UL, CXX>L 2 BDitM. apt., Patios • Sidewalks • Driveways
1~ bloeb from Corona <Ml Mar Block Walls, etc.
~ch • completely furnished, Free Estimate. ORJole 3·9582 t300 mo. summer ,.ntal or $100 . wMk. CaJJ QR 3·6675.. .•• PrtJ•••• CORONA DEL-MAR-Spaelou. 2
Mdroom turnlahed u p a t a I r A I'Oll RENT apartment. with fireplace; dla· 8-KM 16·101 35-MIII po~al; eon wate.t. Adults onl)'. and 16101 Sound Plojecton Y .. rtJ ..... · ll05 per mo. rABT COLOR nLK SERVICB _,, .. utmtlea pel. Bttlal'Cit altr. Modei~Su~ ~ Oltlole 3-5540. , 't•
luraD•••ra-iAiliOA iSLUfD-3 Bed.roon\ 2
bath tumlaMd apt. near the l1D !fewport Blvd., Coeta )(--.ctc Bay. Week, month or .... PboOe UMrty 1-'lOG 'Jeon.Omole3·«*1.
~ t A=~~·-··~·~·· .....
Scattered Exdutft ClleDtele.
1ftab to cooeent:rate • Newport
ANa • Exl:ellnt -.terenc:e:.
~B-UG
2 men a-van at mJn. P.U.C.
rat. of •.25 Hr. wtthln ao
mJ. Tl:me 1ta1ta at )'our door.
We deUver lllln. ot 1000 Ill&
up to 10 mo. eame "-1 b
min. P.U.C. rate. No a. eb&.
tor Sat. ean lfewman u a.m•
or LJ 8-&110. 1M .w. 1Ith St.
Coeta Mesa. Lowe.t .u.ap
ra-.
CDIIULrJ'K LAJrDICU'IIrG
... ,ICil ruz J:S'l1)(ATES
SlaB Green 8tampe ...... .uwr,
COROKA DJ!L lUll l'fUitSER'f
ORJole s..otS0-2744 E. Cout Hwy . ...,.., ..... ...... ........._
aYIIOOOaJO'
Phone 1Etfef'80n 1·3766
No Job Too Blr or Too Small
Ford to CM?
T emporarily7
Newport's new multi · million
dollar Ford plant may take tern·
porary root In eo.ta Mesa.
Ford eUJclals a~ n~rotlatlnr
with Beckman Instruments 1M. tor leaR of five buJidlnp on
Hellpot land.
The bulldlnp wouJd eerve u
tt-mporary headquarte,. until the
lnatalla.tlon which opened last
week wtth 15 employes north of
Corona del Mar 1a nearer com·
pletJon.
y -s 1111 1111 , ... '" .•. ,.
During a record attendan~ at
the South Coast Gun Club·a wt't'k·
ly smallbore rifle tournament
held Memorial Day evenlnf, Karl
Stat. age 16. of 519 Marteold Av~ ..
Corona del Mar, took top honors
m two matches and the arp·
gate, nettinr him three gold
medals to add to his volumJnous
collection.
Lett us -
Dear Liz Leedom
and Staff of the EnAICn
I want you to know that we
found the little dog. You ran the
very cood article about my
daucht«-r, Mary, a nd the doc in
the May 22 Enalgn. The owners
were vlalttnr there. Then the peo.
ple they we~ vlaltlng left on a
short trip. That is the reuon they
hadn't seen the paper nor any
or their nelchbol11 untU May 23,
the Jut day of the 2·week period
the Health DepL had given us to
tlnd the dor.
Harbor Trackmen Predominate List
of Top Ten Athletes for Year 1958
1 In tht-match fired on the In·
1 temational tragt't, scorlnc 389-
9x. he ousted hla slater, KrlatJn.
by 3 x's to take the gold medal
while she was awarded the mu·
ter class silver medal. In the
match on the American tarret.
he fired a perfect acore of 400
wtlh 30 x·s. totallnr 789·39x In
the aecregate to beat his nearest
competitor, slater Krt.tln acaln,
by 4 points and 7 x's.
8y hte ~Itt 1 Varsity track, football and bas· four· man ~lay t~am durinr his Bead tb~ Enslen Want Ad pqe..
We obtained the address of the
owners and the Uttle doe was
well and healthy and had had
rable. vaccination .
We want to thank the Enslen
for your help. We have found the
officials and all the people ln
your community kJnd and help·
ful.
Sincerely,
Caryl Pyne
Whittier, CaUl.
Harbor Hlih'a top ten athletes I ketbalL two years of VarsJty Rrvi~.
for 1958 are Carl ~rreron. John ltiObb6e Gd r , an outstand· While partlclpatlna In Varsity
Fontlus, Barry Von Hemert. Rob· lng 1 w I m m ~ r for four years, track Dodd p...._ broke the
ble Grl~r, Dodd Pearson, Ran· ~am a yeai each aa a Cee and 1180 y~rd low hurdw reeord, and
dy Peeler, John Hall, Bob VIlla· Bee, and a tlnal two years on was a ~m~r of the 880 yard te·
grana, Dave GoodaJe and Fred the Varsity. Be claJma ~ tee· lay team that clalma the New·
DeaL ords In lh~ 100 yard breut atroJte. port l'f'(Ord. He wu named u the •
The coaching staff of Harbor PNCS Deal was named for hls mo.t valuable perform~r on the •
announced the selection of the partlclpatlon In four years of Vamty track team tot two con· 1.._
top Tars, ratlne the candidates track and three of Varsity foot· wcutlv~ yt-ars. Dodd has also ~
on achievement In sportsman· baU. I played two years or IV and Var· ~
ship u well as skill. D •• • t:oo+rJe was named to alty football. •
Student body. president Ccul l this year's SuMet l.A!acue 8t'COnd Another outatandlng athJete at •
._.,.,.., elected to this year's strlnr In football after two years Harbor 1a Jolla P..UU.. After
aU·SUMet Leaaue tim string as u a Bee. He was rated the most playlnr a year or eee basketball •
a football guard, had tht-experl· 1 lmprowd player on the Varsity and two years of Bee. he was •
ence of Cee footbaJI u a frosh. squad In his junior year. Dave named u all . Sunset Leaaue •
IV as a soph, then followed with hu abo participated In Bee auard for 1958.
two years Varsity. track and two y~a.rs of Varsity. While particlpattnr In Va.rslty •
Also to his credit, Carl caps ott Outatandinc is the only word track lhla year, John broke a 17· •
the year with nomination as Sun· to describe the accompltsh.menta year hlah jump ~rd. jumplnr •
Rt Learue Ont atrtnc catcher., of ......, •-~ Aa a fifth. 6 feet 2% inches. He played a • • • • He played a year of IV baseball man, Barry awam on the Cee year at IV and Va.rslty ~n.la. as
f•Y ... ! ,.._....,...._
WfWtCJ ••• end
beG au ing the+
,. Cll
MIEllO ..
THE BEAUTY AJtOUND US before h1.a three yeana on the Var· team, broke tbe 50 yard .chool welL ~
Row much beauty we miD ln aity. rre.tyle reconl. and wu named ....., ...._ hu been an out· • co~••
tha.. lU '-tam r to Rop look J-.. lldl received ac:clalrn u u mo.t valuable man. Ap1n atandlq and conat.wnt dt.tance •
and 1.:n;:"u at:.. time ft1ftf'f! first man on tM Varsity tennla rated in that P«*tlon on the Bee nllltlt'r few four 1ftlnl in Va.nllty .._
be1q taupt to read, wnte, add team thla JUI, and wu named .quad the lollowinr ,_,, Barry ~ C!OClnt:ry. Tb1a Jt!U be wu ~ u an aU..SUnwt t..cue player. da1med tour Bee~ named Vaulty tradt team cap. and au~ we bad been taqbt ... YQ" who broke tiM Re holds the aF l"'!CCO'd in the taJ.n. Dd bas p.rtk:l teet 1D
• • ~ • • • • • • ~
to .ee u '" looked and to U.~ ~ehool ahotpgt ~rd tbls year, Bee 200 yard IN!estyle, and was a three :e.,.. o1 V..,_.ty ~
u we heard, bow much more has partJdpated in three yelll'W of mem~r ot the record·bJUidng --------------.:.-,;;;;;:;=====;;;;;:;:::::=::;=--pleasure wouJd have been ours. I
U we had learned early to lite ~~ ae~~o:.,:ec:~~:~p ~=-~~ 11 0-Year Richard's Employees
ttlnd ttt~ mountains. of a sun.set A H d 0 . p ~;~~~w~~:, or~eu:"~etyC:!1: re Onore at Inner arty
have added to our happiness.. .
All of us OC<"asionally do of Richards Markt>t t>mployee ob 15. Allred 1 Unclt> AI 1 Cusolito.
course. take notice ot a ~a'uu. serving their lOth yur with tht' produce manager; March t!i. Nt>l ·
ful display of n owers or a sky market during 1958 wert-honon-d lie Fowler. in charge of stt>am Ia
of Oeecy clouds or a crescent by Mr. and Mrs. 0 . W. I Dkk 1 b.tes: March 15, Harry Kmg. rt>
moon and near by star but the Richard at a dinner parly last tart'd May 1. 1958, managt'd now·
sad part ~ that we unthinkingly Thursday evening at the Balboa
1
t'r show.
pass by and miss so much of the Bay Club. . March 19, Frank Spielberger.
beautiful. The market O!X'nt'd offkllllly gi'OC\'ry man age r: Marrh 30.
It Is truly a gorgeous world In March 17, 19-18. Eight of the hon Clydt' Baldwm, butcher; March
which we live. We In the after· ored employt'f's had Jolnl'd the 30. Katherlnt> Birdsall. delacates I
noon of Ute should especially staff even before that dati". Long sen; June li, Warrt>n Hansen.
strive to make It a part ot our est .record of servke Is ht>ld by baker; Aug 8. C'y Perkins. liquor
being. Too often our eyes are on Otto Goethe). who starte-d Nov. I. manager: Sept. 9, Dwight Wea,·.
the ground and our mind too 1~7. as bookkt>eper, ant1 IS now Pr, bakery managt>r ; Sept 16.
busy with petty affairs to take Vl~·presld£'nt. Next 1" High My I Howard Clark. assistant rontrol
notice of God's wonderful gift& natt, who Joined the fmn Ft'h 17, ler: Nov. 29. Sallie Flt>mmg.
Poetes.,, Mrs. Thos. Baker, In 1948. and ls now·managN of tht' "Salli£''s rolumn" and secn-tary I
her pot'm, ''OLD LACE." not only advertising departmPnt. to Mr. Richard; De<-1. Adelaide
saw and prized the ~auty The 0.ther. 10 year employt>e<~. Porter. checker: De<-. 6, Nadine
around her but sought to trans-all startmg '" l!HS. are: Ft>h 28· Hawlt>y, checkt>r: Ot>c. 1-t, Bill mit It to her Inner lite. Elmer Tanlgoshl. bu)er; ~farch
15, Gladys Ans pach, namNi m001t Lott'nZ. grocery buyN and in
popular checker in 1947: March C'harge of ships gallt>~. "U>t mt> grow lovely. growing old;
So many One thlnrs do:
Laet"S. and Ivory. a nd gold.
And silks need not be new .
"'There 1s a beauty In old trees:
Old streets a glamou r hold.
Why may not l as w~ll as these
Grow lovely growing old.''
Myron A. Fal'J'U!Worth
March 14. 1958.
Submitted by Gt-rtrude A. Wa.l ·
dron. 3700 Seaview Ave .• Corona
del Mar.
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Strong Sp~ke Teams Score:
Bees Win Sunset League Title
can keep you
HOT WATER HAPPY
wa sherful after washerful
C.S. a GAS later Iuter!
C.s 1\eats water ttHH tomes tastt'f' easoly keeps ahead of
the ~nds of automatoc
Wllshtni mechtnes. dosh washers
and &I"'Wln& lam oloes Gas costs
les$ too No wonder 98° o of
all Southern Caltfornoa famoltes
heat water wrth Gas'
Qem RiPt Size!
You,. plumber's •pproved suona
chart s~ the propet stze
eutomattc C.s water heatflf' fOf
your lemtly. Don't buy an
tnadequate he•ter It overworlts-
won't lest es loflg nor serve you
as -11 as the nal'lt s•ze heat.~"
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a.se IDiitJ!
OM COOd way to telect a quahty
G.e• -.ter l'leat.r that •on't
rust Ia to matte SUfe tt carr ...
tM v.nr..cs lona L1fe s..l
sl'lolm ~ tnMt..,. 10,..,
~when you cwder
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liN. Job ..._ ol Santa Ana
..,_. M.t eon. Danny, 17, out
ol llcbt attempdna to ft'l:lll to
baQJ' .,.U, ol Newport Pier; W.
1\AAld r.c:u.cl •.. Mrs. J. D. Fer·
&,.UitOft. lUI VJvlan Ln., Karbor
Jllablanclil, reporq dill~n found
anake-barml~ ... When Kuy
W~ ~ We.tmlnater, New·
port IHJ&hta. la.t her nel&hbor,
Beruy Andereon, :K3 Westmln·
ater, for 4 daya, abe called New·
port Beach pollee, who located
same In Orange County Jail.
e TUESDAY. KAT 17
Wtth flreplace; larp Jdteben; 2
ear prep. $UO mo. 1M-fly leue,
bqlnnl"-July L .. , ...... ...., ....
3519 E. Cout Hwy. OR 5·0HO
Corona del Mar. Eves. OR 3·4363
¥06 VALUE
Brand MW, 3 bedroam, 1" bath hciiM, lOUth of tM
HJabway. J'ouect alr-beat. Bullt-tn ldtehen. HarchfoGd
Ooora. Owner trill even conalder low down ~t or
leaee wtth option «o buy. Price Jut "
at•.
THE VOGEL . CO.
~·
Erne at Thompson, cl'<lalnc
guard at Newport Beach Elemen·
tary School, reports auspicious
man In car attemptlne to pick
up younpters . . . Blne Stnith,
301 E. Bay Ave., Balboa, reports
someone left tire and wheel In
front ot hl.s garaae . . . Aneelo
Genco, .Mike's Gang Plank. 2210
W. Ocean Ft., Newport Beach.
says there Is a man with a gun
In hl.s establishment; pollee In·
vestlcatine ... Kedrlck Lynch.
701 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del
Mar, l.s In the dark. he com·
plains; youngsters keep turning
ofi the muter switch In his ga·
rae e.
-----------87 E. Cout Bwy .. Corona del Mar • ORiole 3·2mtl A Omole 3.t0Zl
e WEDJfESDAY, JCAY 21
Dick Jones, Coast Electric, New·
port Beach., says someone walked
oU with a Frigidaire dryer . . .
William Kirk, 1208 W. Balboa
Blvd.. Balboa, wiped the eegs oU
his car and called officers to re·
port boys throwlne same ... Po·
Uce took liquor bottles from four
18-year·old eJrls In car at Coast
Hwy. and Evening Canyon Rd.,
Shore CliUs.
e TBOIISDAT, MAY 29
W. C. Woodworth, 600 Balboa
Kve., Balboa Island, says chll·
dren playing ball In street broke
his windshield ... Dr. G. A. Da·
vid, Compton, reports boat of
Donald White, Anaheim, ran In·
to his In Upper Bay ... Mrs. Rob·
ert Raab. 115 Edgewater, Balboa,
reports 2 boys were In her boat
and headed towa rd Buena Vista.
e 1'1UDAY, JCAY 30
Krs. Bob Moore, 918 E. Balboa
Blvd. Balboa. reports bike and
toaa. ba.r,sarlzed from her resl·
deaoe: ••• htrlotlc officers noUc·
Ina •• st11l on pole at Balboa Realty Co. at 8 p.m. properly
atr\.ld( the colors for finn.
e SAftBAT. KAT 31
Sbowler'e 'Duco Service, 27~
W. c..t "7•, Newport Beach.
repoda from dpm
Robert Tbomp-
aon. 801 W. llalbOa BlvcJ.. Balboa. ..,.._.,..... ....u lft JDlddle
of bclule¥ard • • • Qat-John· aon. 100 Rellotrope Ave., Corona
del Kar, reports fire plq leak·
lne at Bellotlope and Third Ave.
... Yola Go&Ua. 210 VIa Ithaca.
Lido Isle. reports 2 boys ahooUne
BB eun.a at Via Ithaca and Lido
Nord, Lido Iale ... Max lJtpka,
117~ Onyx Ave., Balboa Island,
reports someone runntne ovu Ilia
bike with a car ... James C. Bell,
2600~ Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach, reports theft of $100 din·
ghy.
e SOJfDAY, IUXE 1
Robert Gamer, 823 W. Balboa
Blvd.. Balboa, reports .omeone
threw combination coke and beer
all over his car . . . Elizabeth
Turnbull, 712 Fernleaf Ave .. Co·
rona del Mar, says her parrot
flew away ... Dr. W. F. Robin·
son, 2592 Circle Dr., Bay Shores.
reports his boat entered and S79
pair of sunglasses and blnocu·
Iars stolen at Balboa Yacht Ba.sln
. . . R. F. McCall. 928 E. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa, reports Eueene
Molway, 6. tell through glass
window; escorted to Hoag Hos·
COIIII DEL IIR
% Block from China Cove
SCIENCE EXPLORER POST 201 of Newport
Harbor, first of its kind in the world, elected new
officers lost week. Seoted, left to right, ore Alan
Messing , 630 Tustin, Newport Heights, superin-
tendent of records: Gory Lineberry, 218 32nd
St .. Newport. chief engineer; Roy Slogle, choir-
man of t he odult advisory committee, represent·
ing Helipot Corp .. the sponsor. Standing, left to
right, ore Dove Goodsell. 288 Sonta l$<1bel, Costo
Meso. supervisor of equipment ond facilities: Tim
Driskel , 227 Goldenrod. Corono del Mor, super·
visor of finance1; Bruce Douglass, 2630 Seaview,
Corono del Mor, supervisor of transportation end
special events: Kingery Whitened, Harbor High
School instructo r, techn ical director.
MEAl VIEW
2 UNITS
<May be converted to one)
UIIE Plnl
ANCHORS A WBGH-.._nd Judi Griffin, t.4iu N.wpori 8eadl. wa~s a wistful farewell to joyful Catoline Island bound pe~
11board th. Cotoline Island l.ody on h.r maiden voya~ of the
summer sea50ft. Th. "Lody" is Island-bound every doy ot 9 o.m.
from Seosport Landing, Newport Beoch. through Labor Day.
T• Swimmers Cop Crowns
~ch Ed Newland's record
smuhlng 1958 Varalty, Bee and
Cee tank teams recorded one of
the Oneat swim aeaaona In Sail·
or hl.ltory, when both the Varsity
and Cee swimmers captured Sun·
set League croWTUI, and the Cees
went on to be the first Tar swim
team to cop the CIF finals.
B111 Mills. Robbie Griesser. Bob
Johnson, MJke Gaueban. Dave
Gibson, Barry Von Hemert, B111
Jewell, Jack Buck and Kent Har·
vey were consistent winners, and
were largely responsfble for the
Varsity's succesatul ~aaon.
MIIJs set new achool standards
In both the 100 yard butterfly
and 1!50 yard Individual medley
events. and Griesser broke the
visiting school record In the
breast stroke. The four man relay
team of Johnson, Von Hemert.
Gibson and Gaughan all bettered
the school .tandard.
Jim Corfman wu the ouutand·
lng member of the victorious Cee
team aa be topped the Tar 100
yard free.tyle record, broke the
CJF standard In the 50 yard but·
tertly, and anchored the four
man relay team which also broke
the C1F record.
John Gage, Pete Reed, Keith
Malcomson and • Ted Hankey
were other consistent winners.
Gaae and Reed set recorda In the
50 yard breast stroke and 50 yard
backstroke event&.
There were several outstanding
performers on the Bee team;
however . a Jack of depth kept
the Tarbabes trom beln& con·
tenders for the championship.
Tom Brickner was one of the top
butterfly P'tmmers establish·
lng a record In that event, and
Ken Snoke did equally well In
the backstroke.
jSven Pretorious photo)
Half• Cll lrtlata
Te EDIWI .... lire
Corona del Maf School kinder·
gartenera wm have their very
own art show beelnnlne June 15
In a real art callery.
Work of Kay Vauchn's pupils
will be exhibited In the Fam·
ham Gallery, 3C17 Marine Ave .•
Balboa Wand.
211 Dahlia, Corona del Mar
Call
ORiole 3·3118 foe appointment
CRT .. II, lllr.
TIRE I EIECUTIYE
Wants to sell his home and move back to L.A to be
near his oftlce. SO-He hu just reduced his aakJne
price to $32.950.
It bas an Ocean VIew from almoat every room! Even
from the Patio. 1'hree Bedrooms, Large Llvine Room.
Separate DinJng Room, Hardwood Floora, Beautiful
Fireplace with Ral.sed Hearth, Forced Air Heatin&, Two
Bath&
See It and convince yourself of Its VALUE. Excellent
Flnandne. too.
~ from 8ecurity Bank.
2SZ8 E. COAST BJGBWAY, C.D.K.
ltlaae: otlole J.ITJO
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
330 Pirate Road
3 --
Hardwood Floora; Laree Llvina Room; Large Yard
Immaculate.
y $11,110
CUIIE VII 1-....,
2731 w. Cout Hlehway -Liberty 8-42'T7 • Eves. u 8·3293
Newport Beach
pila l tor treatment ... John Rau, frr~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11 125 Via Jucar. Udo Isle, reports
$200 worth of tools taken from
his box.
CHURCH BUSY Tllt71ISDAT
The Prayer Guild at St. James'
E p I s c o p a 1 Church, Newport
Beach, will meet at 9:15 a.m.
Thursday, June 12. with Holy
Communion and healing .ervlces
following at 10:30, just before
Day School closing exercises
11.
aUT WEAJIS PIIfK
Six lbs., 10 oz. worth of baby
girl weighed In at Hoag Hospital
Tuesday, May 27, destined for the
home and hearth of Mr. and Mra.
Lyle Swafford. ~ Newport Blvd.,
Newport Helehts. ... __
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The Fine Homes of
WEST·CLI FF
~ Overlooking the Upper Newport Beach Bay . tn
PORTRAIT OF A HAm FAMILYI
They enjoy a happy tog4tthem.u! M.ols .,. fedive o<:·
casions -enjoyed in worm companionship in th. goy.
Inviting fomily room. Fun-filled afternoons ere spent in
the sllft·splam.d potio in delirious anticipetion of forth-
coming steaks and borb.c~~N. In the secu,.. end gracious
atmosphere of their happy. spKious. --orde~ hom..
th.re's living room for ~ryone-room for individuelity
-joy and strength and fullfilment end unfty. They li~
at WESTCLIFF. '
Priced from $28,800 to $35,8SO -INCLUDING TITLE
TO YOUR LOT. WESTCltfF'S fine homes .,. bYilt on
unusually Iorge home site~ with up to 4 bedrooms end 3
baths. Utilities .,. underground and there ts perimeter
h.oting. •
IEimFUL BIOI lAY
Step fnto thla lovely home, and you wtll feel the friend·
llnesa of this well planned home ln acenle Back lla,y.
The laree picture window of the llvlnr room tram.
a panoramic vtew of the Bay. Three bedrooma, 2 batb.a.
a modern kitchen, CSver·dz.e eara,e, larp patio -
all this and more make for a lovely famJJy home.
SEE IT TODAY.
531--TD.
111.1• IIEALn •
498 Park Ave., Balboa laland ORJoJe a..uoo
Adjacent to Newport Harbor Aquatic Sc:bool
H'• I •• E II
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
111111 C~~p~lal lerp&ers ,....... .... •... .....
(Between Irvine Ave. 6 the UpperS.,) ........
Include8 tJU. to a tarp fully lmJIVftd lot.
<New FHA t.rme ava.OabJa:.)
I
, xooa. 11010: a orncE -:
Irvtne Aw. at BlfblaDd Dr. (IOtb St.)
10 a.m. -6 p.m. D&Uy
Uberty 8-9fr7
BILl'S BEST BUYS
Do you want to be able to walk to ahopplna. town,
achool and chW"Ches, and do you need tour ~f
Then let ua ahow you th1a nearly new bome with two
batha, double garqe, fenced yar4 and lovely' paUo
surrounded with Jarae trees. NEED WE SAY IIOU!
FUU. PRICE ONLY $14,950.
W. A. TOBIAS. Realtor
MA'M' L.UOHDE-IIa.nater
"'You'll LUr.e Our J'rtencUy Service"
ZIO E. 17th St. ec.ta Kaa U 1-U...
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(~ 8tftet from Thrtft.J' Drur Stcn)
Otflce Open Evenlnp or Call MI 6·1050 ·III f.aml
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