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CHARITY DRIVE Phil Clark of B. I.
IS REV.ISED •
MEETING HALL SOUGHT
FOR NEW COM CHURCH Today Is
Deadline A revised charitable sollclta·
tlon ordinance will be discussed
a t an Informal public meeting at
i:JO p.m. next Wednesday, Feb.
2-1. in the Newport Bea ch City
Council chambers.
Councilman Harvey Som ers,
('halrman or th~mmlttee draft·
lng the ordl.na n<'e. expressed
hope that the latest revisions
will meet a ll the obje-cts raised
Citations Due
Next Tuesday
For Parking
How to Pay f·o; Exteneii ng
Water lines?
at the Aug. 26 public discussion. Dr. Doy le A. Bryant Is arrang-served as pac;tor of the Southern
He said the proposed dralt may lng for a meeting place to plan Bapta t Church 111 Color.tdo,
be submitted to the City Coun· t he establl hment or a Baptist whit'h he e tablished 1n 1951. He P D. I Dei!• Cook of lfl07 Con-
ell at the March 14 meeting If A plea to . conserve ea life Church In Corona dt>l Mar. per·onally pre-;idt'd tn thc> eonsll· nit' Doone Tt>r . ln·ine Terra<'•'.
no additional major changes are along the Corona d e I ~a r He and his wife. Louase. and tutaon oC 36 new ch urr h{'., an thc> rile-d tits a ra nrt idat<' fnr City
required. beaches was mad~ Monday eve· their son. J ames 'l'ruett. a stu · Dl>nver Mea. C'ounc·al from Dl-.tract 3 Tut>;;day
Here Is a summary .of the re· nlng a t the m~mbershJp meeting dent at :-.~·port Harbor lllgh He 1s the co.foun«IN of thc aft t>rnoon. makm~ al a 2-way
visions: or the Corona del Mar Chamber &hool, are now Jlvtng at 612 , RO<'ky ~luuntaln Bapu,t n<>w ... rar e tn that dt;;l rlt'l.
• Tht> defi nition of "contrlbu· of Commll'r.ce In the Youth Cen · Goldenrod Ave., Corona dPI ~1 ar. paper, of the Color.ido Bapt~'>t :\f r C'ook. who 1~ 0\\ rer ot
lion" now covers only appeals ter. He told the En lgn that persons College an Dt.>nver, and the Colo Je,hnnit>" Liquor .. an Clltona dcl
tor money. Lloyd Smith, professor of mar. lnterestt'd in the new rhurch rado Ba pll t. general <'Onvtlnllon :\1.tr. i-; runnanj.! again.<~t Philip
• The 3-month limit for ron-~ lne biology at Orange Coa t Col-may call him at his home, He 1 a mc>mber of th(' :\ta~on k rta rk or Balboa lslant1. \\hO ductln~ a charitable drive has '·D. (DEE) COOK I lege, recommended that the tide. ORiole 5 ·1648. LodgP, the Royal Arch. the pr~.>-.aou ly haci nnnoun<'Pd h1<1
been extended to a maximum of Dlatrlct S-8o1boa Ialaud land pools at the local beaches Dr. Bryant will be the pastor Knights Templar and the Shttnt> randadacy and also !llt>d his
one year. should be made Into a tate park of the proposed rhurch. He has He 1 a nanve of Texas. "ht>re nomtnatlon paper Tuesday.
• Information required on the G or a restricted area. lie explain-had wide experience in ~tabllsh· he was pastor or orne of th<' A$ o( yMterday aflt'rnoon.
·•notice ot Intention" to conduct Harry rauer led that hordes of people. mostly lng new chuJ'('hes in the west. He leading churC'h<'S. tht're was no COnte tIn th«" othN
a charita ble fu nd campaign has young people and chUdten. de-2 da<~triMs whc>re terms are u -
be!nT~:p~l1{~ed~ill .fumlsh only
1 Suffers Fatal a~~o~ ~~;s ~~~~=~em~;: COUNCIL FAVORS PlAN r~~~~·~nl)~~tneaa:eh~hhea\~:~~~~
one copy of the inlormallon card lite at the Little Corona beach. • bents. Hans Lorenz for Corona
required for ea ch charitable fund Attack .• n car I Some species In this particularly dt>l Mar DJstrlct 6 and Charles
drive, but will not furnish re· rich marine area wlll soon be Hart for Ne-wport District 1.
pikas. 1 extinct, he warned. TO WIDEN NEWPORT BL Dt>adlane for tiling as noon tO· • The filing fee has been re· Harry W. Grauer. 59. of 316 Another threat to .ea life. Mr. day IFeb. 1St. and today 1 all'o
duced from $10 to S5. j Pirate Rd .• Clllf Haven. s uffered Smith revealed, 1.s pollution by the deadline for regi terlng In
• A report on the resuUs or a fatal heart attack In a car at sewage and radlo-actJve waste. I order to vote In the April l2 elec-
the fund drive Is to be '\'n'Jlde 1 Cout Hwy. and Jam boree Rd. at At a buslnes. meetJng pre-The 6 cou.ncllmen present at This proposal had been dis-tion.
within 60 days ot the end of the 11 :24 a.m. Monday while being cedlnJ the pr()Jram, the small Monday evening's policy meet· rossed a week earlier by the * * *
drive rather than 30 days. transported to a physician ror I membership present unanimous-lng In the Newport Beach Ci ty businessmen and property own-• PBD.IP a.AU
• Boxes and receptacles for treatment. ly approved amendmenta to the Hall expressed approval of th(,_ ers Involved, and almost all of I Phlll Cl k 205 C' I A\'
coJlectinJ money cannot be used Mr. Grauer. who was a sales· C hamber • s by· laws. These plan to widen Newport Blvd. by them aJso favored the plan. b lboap Wa~ •. city co~~~ll ca~:
"unae. In the physical posses· man for the Ray Realty Co. In amendments provide for election moving the b.U.9lness buildings Councalman Charles Hart estl· t dldate for District 5 Is an active
sJon of a pel"SS.n." Corona del Mu, and previously of all directors at Jatge instead l on the south SJde or the street. 1 ~a~~O ~ ;~~·~t c!!t t:,e me~~ I member of the board of directors
• HoUSe to house solicitation had been with J. Ray Construe-of t rom special categories, ' ~ h · b. 'ld' 1 th o! the' Balboa Island Jmpro\e·
by children Is prohibited unless tlon Co., suffered a brief attack chanced the title of secretary to lr--••.•..• ng t e 26ua ~nK • nJOthe Sarea m~nt As n.
2 or more chiJdren are together at 10:45 a .m. at the oWce while executive secretary and moved 1i.A ~tw~n rt t~ NL andrt t. 10 "He has work~d long and harrt
and are accompanied by a re-he wu chatting with A. J. VIc-the fiscal year to be&in July 1. Assemblyman Bruce Sumner I ~e ~a Ia. : cal~~or · widen In to effect our present traUL-c eon·
1ponalble adult. llo, also with the Ray Realty lt~n Fa.te.r, M181 Corona d~l announces a competJtlve ex· N J Bl d 30 t t 1 t l' trol ordinance and wiU make an
• ExceptJons Include "any ottJce. A frl•nd. John Butler of. Mar, attended tbe meetlne. It amina1lon for young men In hll 1 ewpo 2 v · h ee hr n ° a d exceUent rep~ntatlve of our
ewnt lwld ln a prtvate rHidftlce 112 St. lame~ ltd .• CUff Hawn, wn a~ t11k .a. wlU district to become his nomlnee
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~~Y a} oro;frO::e, aln W.nd on tM dey c:ou.nt'it .. tbe
where not more than 25 penont olf~ to drfw Mr. Grauer to a rePftjlft\t Dalsy *Y lJI the Sadie few admJaslon to th~ California d behl ~ h a b 1 .-rv <'l" improvement group tated In a
attend, all of whom have been doctor, but the fatal attack OC· Hawkins race for new members. Martlme Academy next August. r~ Th n b t 1?c,1 us n!" 1~ro:; Jetter sent to 1 landers. annoul'lc·
pen10nally Invited by the OCCUP· curred en route. Mrs. Grauer The campaign will begin Mon-The examJnatlon will be held en es. e u ni[.S ou ing ht C'andad&C\'.
ant or said residence.'' said. that he had had n o past day, Feb. 29. with breakfast at at 9 a .m. on April 12 at Polyteoch· moved ba('k 30 feet.ld and !he Mr ('lark is· a llb<>ra l art~
How to finance water aystems history of IIJn~. the Snack Shop. nlc High School. Room 421 . Long property! owne~ '\r: /cqut•;: gr~duatt> or the l'na'-er 11,. or
for futur~ annexa tions posed a • ~1r. Grauer wac:: a native of Ray Cunningham. manag.er.1 Beach. Application to takt> the an eq~a h ~mount 0 an 31 e :\fiC'hlgan and ha~ b<>-en 3 ·rt> 1•
problem ror the Newport Bearh s u·· c·· de Try Ch icago, Ill., and had Jived here and ~11ss Carol Arms trong from examination should be made to rt>adr 0 ~h .. r ~ropert) ,.das han (>~~~ dt'nl of California' for 20 \ f>IH'
City Council a t a policy discus-13 years. the Arthur ~Jurray Dance Studio Assemblvman Bruce :\umner. 1~ e. tY a so ;;ou t!v~ ~~~ He hJc; laved on Balboa j,lanc i
slon meeting Monday evening. Be Ide-s his wife, he Is survived presentPd a dan<'e exhibition at 1307 oxford Ln .. :'-Ot>\\port Bca<'h, r am-ef 0 bpurr "f' 3 thu "in«'«> 't9'l.'i fJ ic; profe-;c;1nn ;., 1n T h ilmen expressed R d b 2 J h c us r h '--f ,1 h 1 more t.>t>t a ut11 nc ~ e "('r· · · · e counc 1 M y sons. o n .rauer, .~. tht> C'loc;e o t <'program. on or.,... ore. a re \IN' roart tt>rior d<>si ~nan~. and hC' 1~ J " their general approval of policy S epo e 'Coast Guarc'l, Honolulu. and · · h ~ ....... 1,_.. , .. 1th Th-lcl .. ndnr;: 3 11 I will . Tht' prOI-w'fl\' ownt"r<: and ll"l """ ,.., • ,~ "' •· · • which s tates \ha t the c ty Harry G. Grauer. Chleago, a sis· J • R 1 A d d c t t h · f d 1 BaY•-arl·~ Dr :'l:t>wport &>ac·h II t f the cost of -G c a c n.~,.;me'l ,\\ (' ormt• .I c'Omma F •• pay a or par 0 MaJ'('ella N. KrUC&£!._ 3.1. or ter. :\fr.;. Ann annon. orona lm ay s war e on r ll't' Ill e ... t amatp thl" ('to<;t for I'.H'h :O.I r .-J"lrk I' 3t't l\t' In thP af·
improving the 'prc~nt wate~ !II)'Sd 510'11 Acacia. C'oron~ del Mar. clt>l :\tar .. and a b~c>r, Frank prupNt~ anolru c1t>tt•rmlnr whwh r ur-. of :'1 .\nrlr<'""' Prt .... h~ 1NI.tn
tern serving presently deve ope lashed her Jcft wrist an a sulcldt' G~Pr. et<'.('r~. Ill. F M Sh B •td• butlrltn_g" .ITt' wnrlh mmzng .Inti Chur• h. Whf'rl' hr t-. n rulllll:
.treas. but the expansion of the a ttempt Sunday. Newport poHre Jlloly Rosar) was r!~ill'd a t 8 or usi d· op Ul lngs lwhllh .. hou loi bp lorn down eii!Pr HI' hat..llN>n tn tlwrhunh ~yl'ltem Into undeveloped areas reported. She was taken .by am· p.m. yestt>rday in Our L~dy of I , I \f~no-J.tmt• .. ~todd.wl ..,;ud that ''holr. t.au~ht ~unt1a' "f'hoot ,. I
shall be paid for by the prop· bulance to Hoag Hospatal for :\it. Carmel C'at~ollc C'hurl h. and . rht; C'ounc 1 ,., rf'ach to prO<'N'ti ~·n J •'l '~' tr rhurrh f'Or>1mtr erty owners or developers of the treatment and blood t ransfu~lon. Requiem :\In"-~ 1~ to be> C'<'lrbratt>rl Contractor J1m Ra y of Corona in~ thr pre"«>nt offtf'~ for r ia~· h .1 1 1 ter wnrk He> In-; hN'n 11,.,11111 la nd to be served by the expan· A oom mat"' ~tarllynJ Smith at 9 a.m. todav tThun;dayl In d<'l :\1ar wa a wardt>d the btd room U-.('. Addat tonal on·l':tmru~ 'r'1'ht.'n1 t •~ ~'"l.ma.t£> "r«>ha•1) •1 n1•1 !to nal r~nrr .. r n.latt\"(' fur' Bu\ r · "• ' · • 'I h . h I h R • I Th d r con tru"t'aon parkt"ng ""'Uid ft1~~ ...__ pro' trlAti na ;.~grrC'mt•nt I" rc>3l' N "t 1 • •· slon. told police she came home from the same r urc w t e\. I ast urs_ ay or ' "'' .. '""' ,...,. " P.H·tftt· Elt>t trH. . :'<·out T roop I•' -;pon-.orPd "" t'H' They expressed their preference bowling about 9:35 p.m. and Stephen KII<'V in charge, Baltz of tht> mu~tc a nd shop bualda~~--Vl that '>tudent • .i~ rould lw churrh. anfl rhartPn-cl t ht> troop
for high Jevel storage reservoirs found Miss Kru('ger In bed. She ~1ortuary of Corona dt"l :\far wao; on the :-<ewport Harbor Hagh kt>pt orr 13th ~~ . :\1r. Ru~"t'll He a n(l hac "ift> Terrv. are P·"
to serve the hillside areas rather contacted their landlord. Frank In charge of arrangements. I ~hool campus. He was the low o;a id. I A . Elect c>nl<; of twtn -.on<;,. Dnvlcl 1\thl
than relying on the hydropMU· Owen, SlO Acacia Ave., who I badder at ~157,1l·t Tht're wert> The trustees authori7<'d h im magos Brian. l 'l, and a dau~ht<'r. Tr:IC'\
malic system ol pumping water 11 d 11 1 B F d 4 other btds, ranging up to to .. tudv lhP co-t a net feoa«tblllty 11 a "lxth "'racieo studc>nt m Up tO the developmentS. Ca e po {'e, ones oun I $178828 Of moving the barraCkS huald· ' ' ' ~
Councilman Hans Lorenz sug· Miss Krueger told polit-e she I I +he ~uslc and band cla sses lngs. Tht>y could be namt>d "Rus-3 o· t Harbor Vie\\ :;c-hool. • .
gested the posalblllty that the had cut her wrist with a razor B v· •t will move from the barracks !It'll Hall." quipped trust('(! Ed I rec 0 r s Da\ td ~r\ t>d ~s ll !\('\\port
city might build the new atorage blade about s p.m . ~ere h wa:ua y IS I 0 rs buildings for the beginning of :\filum. :~.C'h ct~~~~~ ro~;.~'~u/o~,.~~~
reservoirs a nd th~n would be re-large pool of blood n t e · • classes n~xt fall. Supt. Max Rus· Amagos \'it'jos, committing · . ·h • . t1
lmbursed by the developers. chen. on walls In the kitchen. N~rt pollee, searching for &eU suggested to the tru tees B I b o· their only known btt of orfl<'lal earllt"r .'his mont . fBnan st>~e,.
"That's a possible 801utlon," apJattered on the rug in the llv·l human remains on the Ocean that the barracks might bt' a 0 an I e s bu~c;fnt>ss for tht' past year, hf'ld as C'lt~ managl'r or one ''·
remarked Bill Spurgeon, a.sslst-lng room. on a settee and sm ear· Front beach at 29th St., Newport. moved to the 16th St. side of the their annual meE>tlng yestt'rday duranJi! t~e ~m<' t'Ve~ two {e;:l'l
ant vice-president of the Irvine ed on a sheet and pillow slip In located approxJmateJy a dozen campu and bt' converted Into wh•l • c at the ;-Jewport Harbor "iaeht ago. Bo ~ are ~em r 0 • a
Co.. owner of the surroundJng a bedroom. She told officers she bones Sunday but were doubtful admlnlstratl\'e offi ces thus tree. I e In a r Club and el("('ted lht' following E~plorer :>htp
land where future expansion will h ad been despondent. and that i t they were of human origin. • new dire<'tors: banker Roland • * *
take place. abe had been sick with the Ou. Leland Carroll of Bandon. Ore· d h William ~1. Kincaid , 66, of 1401 Wright. ex.clty treasurer J. A. e DEE COOK ~~~::::~-------=~:....:-:-.--::~----d.-gon. staying a t 3207 w. BalboA Arme y out s w Bay Ave-Balboa suffered a Cant and ex-Mt'Sa hardwari' "t)(oe" Cook. who ('ntered thl'
J ··m Barrett Death Cause Blvd .. ~ewport Beach. started ra.tal heart ·~tta('k ~hlle riding man Charlt"S Te\\'lnkle.. Council. raN' i'Ut>~ay ll.'l a C'An· pollee on the seaJ'('h. He, his I J d R bert G rd t 11 h dldatc> tn Dl<~trlc-t :>, was bnm tn
bother. sister a nd a cousin were Cru·lse Island ao; a passenger In his car at u ge 0 a nf'r, s I t (' LC'ona . Kan..qa .. , 56 year<~ Ago IA"t 8 Ill N t b A C•dent playing on the bench and were Cypress St. and E. Bay Ave .. pre-sldente. ft"Callcd that ll<'lnr [)(-r 24. Y ness I 0 y c I pulling ln some kelp at the s urf-Balboa at 6:43 p.m. last Thurs· Andy Devine had muffed his H" attendt'd Bakf'r t:nh'1'r lty. lin~ when they noticed some rib Newport police confisca ted an day. • lint'S. telling a joke at • pre~·ious tran~terred to tf'acher<~ tralninll.
Contractor Jame. S. Barrett, 64., aurvived by his wife, Susan Bar· bones and possibly a"' s houlder 18-lnch whip, a bayonet with a A tire ~partment rescue squad I meetang and the~fore allowed and for 2 years he ta ught
of Z172 Bayshore Dr., s.y Shores. rett; 2 80ns, Jamea Peter Barrett bone or blade. They al~o recover. 9'~·1nch blade and a hunting was dispatched to the ~ne and ~ndy tht' rare privilege of tell l"t'Vt>nth and ('ighth graders In
died u the result of a hemor-and John Barrett ot Newport ed an upper p late containing ~ knife with a 3'a·lnch blade from gave mouth to m outh res\aefta . mg another one-of somewhat Blaar. Kansas Ht> lett Inching
rhale of the pancreas and other Beach; 2 daUJ hters. Mrs. Mlchd sJnele tooth. the ottupants of a car on Bay · tlon to the victim. A physician purple-edge-d \'araety. to llO Into !W'rvice station work,
complJcatlons and not from a ael Blake ol Newport Beach a n Officers and life guards ac-side Dr. just south of Coas t Hwy .• arrived and pronou nced ~r. Kin· I 'ht>rE' in Orangt> County. and Into
ld t the coroner'a of-Mrl. Fl'ederick S. PereJU-Mln· companied the Informant to the Newport . Beach. a t 11 p.m. Sun · caid dead a short time later. His R • p tirE' !lales with the Cf'neral Til'f' ~r~U~:O~Jnthls week. ettl, DeJano, Calif., and 13 grand· beach to continue the seal'(' h. day. body wa remov€'d to Baltz Mor·l eg1 n a 0 We r & Rubber Co. of Akron. Ohio.
Mr. Barrett was rravellnl west chHlJedrewnu. a -ber 01 tb• board Also collected at the location One of the occupa nts. 17· had tuary, Cot~ta ~fesa. His know lf'dge of tl~ tumt>d ut ol .. _... "' were a woman's hair clip, a red a 14-lnch S<'reW driver stuck James Shafer. 312 . 36th St.. out to he mlc-hty Important
on Cout Hwy. 500 ltears e last ol dJrectors of the Balboa Bay plutlc Holy Cross •• black plas-down In his boot. officers dis· We$t Newport. was driving Mr. o·. e s •• n Crash \ ht'n World War 11 came arounti.
Jamboree Rd. at _ p.m. hls Club· a past president of the tic comb and a leather dog col· covered upon "shaking-down" Kinca id' rar at the time of •he He pnJistt>d In 1942. went dlrt"CIIY
ThursdaY when he •uttered h N~rt Hatbor Chamber of Jar. The bones will be turned the vehicle. He was ad\•lsed to fatal heart attack. Mr. Ki ncaid's (Continu~ on Pare Slxl
fatal lllneu. Witnesses d ~ld n~ Commerce: a member of the o·-r to the county crime Ja b for place the screwdriver In the daughter, ~Irs. Betty Rtoynolds. ~ulem Ma for :\flss R<>gana
lost control or hls car an we Jonathan Club t.o. AnplH. and y"' trunk of the ca r. 1301 E Balboa Bl\'d.. 8a1boa. May Pov.-~r. 59, of 419 B<-gonla 1 C II
acr..-the hlchway Into east· on tbe adv~ry committee of fina l disposition. On routine fatrol, Officer J. came to the scene and told poUCt> Ave.. Corona ~~ Mar. was_ <-ele· a s Going
bound Janes, then back ·~ the CaUlomla Bank, Corona del Spears noli~ the car crul lng her father had a heart condition hrateod at 9 a.m . "'tu~day bv the
westbound Janes and came ~ Mar. He was abo a membH 01 Rotary Names around Balboa Island. Wht-n foy the past 10 )'Nr'S. Rev. Steptwn KtJey In Our .Lady t A t•
relt on the aide of a 4-foot em the BMven, an cwaanlzatlon of stoppe-d and QUt'StlOMd the four Mr. Kln<'aid was a nath-e of of M t. Carmel Catholic Ch ul'('h.l 0 rge n In a
ban1c'lncnt aboUt 8 feet from the heevy constnatclon contractors. G I f 1 ()('('Upants. all San Clemente Cucamon.aa. where he workt"d as lloty Rosary was ret"ltt'd at 8
edce of the black1op. Mr. Bar· loury was rec.tt~ at 8 p.m. Roy reen ea youths. explained tht'y were ju~t 8 postal emplo~"t"e for 16 years lp.m. Monday. Fishing f'nthu Iuts Ray •nd
rett was taken by ambulance to P'rlday In the family home. A I driving around and t ryln£ to befo~ retiring. He was a "'t'l~ra.n Miss Powf-r ~·u dead on ar-Lllly Call o r Balboa are len·lna
Hoa1 Ho.pltal. wbe.re he was re-Requiem Ma• w .. celebrated at F Roy Greenleat-1r. prftldent flnd a hort·cut to the Hou~ ol ot World War 1. Jk-sld...., hts rlva l saturday at Palm Harbor today for a ,.al"&tlon trip dew. n
ported dead on antval. No other 10 a.m . Saturday In Our Lady of of Coat a :\fna Savini• a: Loan Socfat~ They were ad~i~ daughter, hf' I~ survi\'t"d by hl~ I Ro.pltal, C':ar~n. after a tratrl<" to Sou~h America . They won't be
\'ehlc:Jet were lnvolwd. Mt. Cannel Church. Interment Ass has been elected 1960-61 about carrying con~aled weap· wife. :\tr&. Verda Kincaid of the ~~~ld~nt fn that C'lt)'. SJ'Mo w-. a doing any dftp .ea flahln• on
Newport pollee ordered an wu In Holy Sepuk her cemet~ry. prHldent ot the Coeta M~ Ro· on~ and curfew and we-re s~nt home addnst. and 2 grandsons. natl\>-e ot South Dakota and bad th1t trip, but l~ad will be
autopq to det6m1M whether Balta Mortuary of Corona del tat)' Club, aucc.fdlna Art Adair on their way. lh~ In Corona dtl liar for ' looldna fot fl'OUt.
the accldent caueed the «Math 01 Mar wu In eharJe ol arranae-o1 Art Adair RHJty eo. YACATIOif rca PAnOa )'N..-and In Calltomla fM 36 Th.-y'll be tovlnc W\-.ral
hl8 dMth cauad the ace:'~ .-a Other o11kfts ue Carl Bolwell • .a.. ~ or DIIID 1tw ~·.Godfrey Craentn will years. $he waa a retiM tN<'lter South A.nwrlca n twfttrl and
W'ltn&lll Keltll BleMlna .,_ reeordlq eiCNtarJ: Jt~nJWth SnuJ Harbor Trall•r Partl In 10 on a OM·WMk vacation art~r from tM to. An~ lcllo61 tMir noentuaJ ctlltbultJon Ia
ltldaarc1 Kettertna. both ol S::: _...,._ ~ Slmvanek. .,..,....,, ti'HIUftf~ and hd aur-Cotta Mesa ~1\'ed a Nlttfttate this~·· 1'\'l("te at th~ Bal· ~ ten. ..rt.lodw .• .,.,.. tJ'Wt n.hiftl Ia
AM. Mid U.:.~t olve,.,... 515":. ~C.O. dll Mar Mtt.«<ial£4i-"1tna.net&J)'. 'I'M 0( a~at1on for partktpatlon boA bland ~•thodl•t 0\UI'('h. She 11 u"i "-.d b)'~ motht"r. ~eel 10 M ....o.m.t. ..,..
,.,..,... at a _r ra ._, _ _.. ol a daqlattlr ....,; dlndlra are ~ Aldridl, In tM ~nt Marth oC OllDft. Jt• and M..-. Gra•n•n will at· Mrs. Mary AJwD ol the hCJine .._ .. tn ~ ln the
.. It wwat eut -c...-. aN .-~"'!' • .. . .... .._. lob ......_ WUJ1u1 T. Lana· Tra1Mr prartl ,..,,_ntl ('Ontri.b· e.nd tlw Eart J«turea at the add.... aaltz Mwtuary oC C. ~ .. ......._ ..._, a tbl.NI
llr • ..,... ... • •Uw .b: ~· .:..1n1 .. """ 1 jah.r, tbli t.v. QIIJord f'\aaate, \ttM owr 130 at a a,ecal ~· Padflc kMol ol •uaton at r-. 4ltl War was ill daa.rte o1 o1 tbe ~ .. ,_1M ... ...,.
M 111ta ... W IMil ~ ..... .,._~ aiMI W1111ui T • .....,., ftt ~ lilrb~ M. 23 25. ~ Up ol ArlftdM..
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MEMIEl of tt.. CALIFORNIA NIWS'A'El 'UILISHElS ASSOCIATION
AM .. tM NATIONAL IOITOliAL ASSOCIATION
TIM NIW'<)lT HAliOl ENSJ&N woe odl114t~ to bo • 11owspoper of .-
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A11o oM by roo&OII til-of I• quolif104 to publltll ell p11Wic 11otlu• roqui,.4
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SUISClt"ION UTES
t11 the Nowpott Harbor A.roo: Ou yeor ll .OO: two roort
Outside of tt.. Horl:.or Area: Olio yoor -14.00: two '""
In Hop
• WOULD YOU CENSOR JACK PAAR?
11.00
17.00
Thought you might be mterested m the Jack
Peer mctdent-walkmg out on his mghtly televiSIOn
show. that IS The reason for that mc1dent has to do
w1th one of the funniest stones I have ever read It's
funny even for a famtly ne wspaper. or perhaps even
more so Those of you who have been m England
will a pprectate th1s more than most. because Jack
Paar w as telling a joke based on the fact that the
Enghsh des1gnate their restrooms wtth the Initials
· W C ... of which the actual ·translation IS ··water
closet" Here's the story·
An En9lisn lady, while visitin9 Switz.erland, was looking for
a room. She ashd the ~ehool master if he could recommend any.
He took her to see several tooms. When everything was ar-
ranged tfte lady retumed to her home to make f.nal preparations
for the move. When she arrived home, sbe suddenly realized that
she had not seen a water doset (toilet). She immediatelr, wrote
a note to the school master asking him if there was a 'W.C."
around the place.
,
e U. PDCADOa en.us
If you're even a Jettle bit ac· Well-It came to pass before
qualnted with Spanish, you'll the clock had tolled the wltchln&
know that El Pescador means hour ot two, that the maelc
''The Flahermen." It you live word "M azatlan'' had jelled Into
hereabout, you'll Instantly as· aomethlnar very tanarlble. AJmoet
soclate the name wi th a eood before you could bark "Sinaloa,''
restaurant, owned by a flaher. a dozen or 10 of the pescadores
man and very reeularly frequent· p~nt that evening were wav.
Pd by fishermen. In& f lattuls of ereen atuft around
THE WESTERNER, oS-foot sportfish~ng boot. will
move March IS and operate os o holf.doy boat
ot Dovey's Locker No. 2. which is being reodied
for the openin~ ot 20 1 E. Coast Hwy .. just east
of the Upper Boy brideje. The Westerner carried
over 30.000 passenger$ on deep sea fishing trips
in the pMt 3 years while operating os on oll-doy
boat out o f Dovey·~ Loder in Newport.
Thu . It Is more than appro· and clamoring to be put on the
prlatt> th~•t a considerable group roster ot the El Pescador Fishing
or the tellen; ot tall tales who T rip to no less than that storied
gather ronvlvlally around the pot, Ma7.a tlan. j ust short of the
STUDENT POETRY GOES
INTO STATE ANTHOLOGY
board. or El Pescador would Tropic or Cancer. The muse of poetry placed 1 HAVEN
come up wi th a great Idea. Said All .. w inter I kept tf'lllng my-laurel crowns on the heads or 1 The sloop slipped quietly through
idea Invariably crops up In the self. Nope. Not this year. For·' four Harbor area girls tor orlg· The wate(S 10 peacefully smooth.
mind of almost every pt>scador tpt Muatlan. You ran'l a fford lnal poems written while they Tht' misty tog enclosed the bay
cturlng t hf' rainy ~ason, when 11. You're nuts to t>ven consider were elghth·grade student.a un. But still th , seaeulls ma~e their
it's too r hllly, or too windy. or it." And similar arguments dl · der the tut~lage of Mrs. Lee way c
too Parly to go fishing here· r('('ted to mySC'If. I felt very Mossteller of Horace En s I 1 n In t ht> dl tanCt> a log horn
abnurs. strongly about remaining In my School. 1 monned
One night, it set'm!'l. a group of casa. this yt-ar and gf'ttlng my The girls, Joyce Kelm, Grct· Makin the dan r v
tht'<:e C'aff.•.g(}('rs werf.' warming exerrlse eating sunflower seed!! ch'en Cole. Gall AnderAon, and · kn~w gt> 8 e er so
thl'lr Innards with a certain am· and horsing g iant spotfln <'roa k · Diana Gervais. who ar~ now 1 Th t n. dl 1 d a d
bf'r juir<> usually st-rved In NS out of the pellucid waters of freshmen at Newport Harbor e ~~~~~r w as poun ng ou n
glasS<'s when som£>body up and our harbor. High School, have had their
1
Makin" It sound so frightf ul ly
says. "Mazarlan." Now In any • • • poems published In the Callfor· ne:r
group of angl£>rs. luck y or othN· e WEAK ONE nla State Anthology, "Young · Wl~e. t hi!l i~ thP l"quivalt>nt of I'm a ren t wcnk Thlti 1 AmNica Sines." a publication of WNtry snllors wet with !~~pray
saying "ahrarar1.3bra" at a ml'N·I rE'ndl ly admit. For~~~· Smith.! tht' National H igh School Poetry Arf' ~ufc again w~~n<~h~t'~~t
ing of thp So<'IE'ty of Sletght·Of· ow11N ot El Pc cador. call<'d me Assn. I y
!land ExJ)('rt~. F_.,c·ape Artists 1·oupln' nlght11 ago and said. "Haven," by Joyce Kelm. Is • • •
und Junior Magicians. es!J('I'ially "How would you like to go to written In couplet, w ith lamhtc THE STORM
when som<.'OnP m<'nttont>rl that tl M::v.atlan?" t£>trameter lint> She resides I \\'avcs pound; wind howls.
wa" only R roupla' m onths or .so 1 ~ald. very wt'akly, "Not thl.!! with her parent~. Mr. and M rt~ And 1 ft'<'l an amount of ptty,
un til April ~(•ar. Forrlr. gotta' kt>rp tht> salt J E Keirn. at 201 Via JuC'ar. Lido A!! 0 storm In all Its fun
April. in thr port C'allerl ~1;vat mine> going Th1.1nk l gulp t for f~le De!i.<'C'nds upon the.' C"lty.~·
lc1n. aiM> colorfully known as t hf' thP lnvlt(' Ml'hbe somt-oth~>r "The Storm." by CrrtC'hPn. 1
Prarl of th<' Pac'l.Ur-. 1S when thr time." I Gall. and Diana. contains two ~torn rome.; all Is ca lm.
marlin havt> a fiesta tn the> near 1 stumbl<'d out tnto th" Jlvino quatrain• with an ab1·b rhyme d 1 •· ,. " An n dawn's revealing l ight. by .sra" N(•edlf'S'! to .s.1y. so do room. looking. I'm sure llkt-a !lrheme. Gretr h£>n rc> Ides at 112 1 look upon the ctty,
all IJ('srador£>s who h<IJJpenPd to tt'C'n ·ngN without a surf-hoard.! Onyx. Ball>oa liilnnrl. with hr•r A :,art destrurtlve sight.
be W<'tt lng a ltlle at the tlmt-. Mamma. bit> ... ~ hf'r dNir ht>art. pan:onts. Mr. and :\tn; JaC'k Coif' -Crc>tr ht-n Cole
had ~n IL"'tt>nlng Shf' lookt'd :\tr. and r:\!s Wm. Andt-r'IOn, i i i Call Anderson
Yoar
OM ... I.
hat .. ~ • • •
EVEJl'fTBIIIG
ELSE YOU WEAa
WILL az CLEAJf WITII
QUALITY TilE LJit£1 OP
WHICH YOU'VE IIEVEa IEEif
a&roaE
•
Top s.mc.
QualJty Work
Plae Lauadry
Plclnap cmd Dellftry
Aay Day • AJar TUu
valet
cleaners
) 137 east coast hi9hway
corona del mar
OR S-0310
The school master was a poor master of E:nglisn ~ he asked
the parisn priest if he could help out in tftis matter. T 09ether
they tried to d iscover tfte meanin~ of the ~~en ."W.C ." Th~
only ~lution they could eo me up w1th was a W aysrde Chapel.
The school master then wrote the following letter:
"Dear Madam: I take 9rea t pleasure in informing you t~at
a 'W .C.' is situated nine miMs from your house, in tfte center of
a beautiful grove of pine trees, surrounded by lovely 9rounds.
... It is capable of holdin9 22 persons and is opened on Sundays
and Thursdays only ... You wiN no doubt be glad to hur that
a great number of people bring tfteir lunch and make a day of it,
while others who can afford to 90 late arrive just in time. I would
especially advise your ladyship to 90 on Thursday when tftere is
an or9an ac:c:ompaf'iment . . . It may interest you to know that
my dau9hter was married in the 'W.C.' It was #!ere sh. met her
husband. Hopin9 to have been of service to you, the School
Master.''
WHITS IIIII WITH
THE Cl._ CHI.ER7
svmpathet•c. too And shP said. Santana Dr .. Irvine TerraC'e. are I D ian a Gerval
"WPII. If f'orrle Smith wants you the parentc; or Gail. Diana r£> ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiii~ to go along to Mazatlan. maytx> 11idt>s at . 228 Via Elx>ll. Llo I 'lie, 111
you should. You only live one£'." I with her parents. Mr. and Mr11.
No w , do you thmk Jack Poor should have been
censored for that? --------------------------------
e PAR WITH PAAR
Bad rase of flu a!lal'krd 11
frlt:'nd of mine last w~k. so I
gave him the old family remerly:
Gallon of water
Cup of lemon j uice
T ablespoon epsom sa iL~
Sip slowly over 24 hours.
L~tten-
He took the prescription home.
but wht'n his wife filled II she
got the thing maxed up in some
way and reversed tht> quantities
of the last two ingredlt-nt.s. put ·
ttng In a lablespoon of lemt n II ndian Guide ~~~~~a~~d a cup of t-psom salts I
I~~ n d U ct•l 0 n set to Arre:~~~;port h£> is on thl' way
Arvr, E. llaapa, Ntltor • • • I ~Pwport Harllor Ens1gn e TELL 'EM -SELL 'EM
c·orond rl<>l Mar. Fo·r Fr•l day I At Laguna Beach. tht-LB
IJ•'M Sir: r hambt>r Is bnng home the bn · II""" you <'\N trtt>d to mai l a , . eon -Canadian variety. I
ll'llf'r from vour rar rn thP m .. ll Thl' annual 'I l nrltan (,uldf' It Is r<'ported that this rt-sort
h•,x ,10 l h(• ·,·ornf'r r.f ~ta rguNite tnrluc·tion for all new ffi(•~lw·"' C'ommunlty Is playing host to at
a nil Crm~t Highway. Corona dt>l of the ~ewport Harlx>r .' M( A least 100 Canadian tamlli<'s this I !\f~-tr" will be h£>1d tomorrow f f ri11ayt t.eason and that hotels and
11 " quill' a joh -on aC'f'ount ('Vt'ning ,in the> all -purpos~ room motels arc> more fillt>d than evN
of thP ~>PWE'f outlet You just of thP Newport H«>lghts S!'hool. beforp at this time or yeur.
, ,Jn 1 J{''' I'IO!lf' cnou~h to mat I a Tit~>rc wtll IJ{' an l ndtJn rlanre Thf> community advertising
lr·llt·· without srral<hing your 1nto rhr au•iltonum. lnr·lurllng rommlltef' tht>re has rai!W'd more
'.., -a J.i.!tlf' anyway. somt:' 110 dads and 11om; Tht> nf'w than S6.~ from voluntary sub ·
W•·ll. ~r Erlltor, thl'> iQ not a m£'m~r .. will be M>atel'l tx>fore scrlptions and City Fathers have I
r·11mpl ... tnt or a rrrtlt'ic;m. bur ju!'t lht' SIAfef' and will bt> of firlally l matched this sum. President Roh·
·• fr11·nrlly nott-to ca ll your at indurtPcl tnlo the> rtlf>S and prlv ert Peacock states. M oney Is I
l('(lllt.n "' l hl'i ~lt UOIIIOn rlt>JW'! or full lnrltan hra\ell or spent In Ca nada and tht> M id·
~""ll'l lrn .. ago I wrotP }IIU thf' Y:\fC'A wt>'lt. I
.thrn I th(' bump-; -on ~a VIeW Jack Chrt'itE'n'lt'n or 1\t>wport. Our southern n (' i g h b 0 r Is
1111 • .1nrl not l onrc llft£>r thP th<> counc·•l chlf'f. wtll h<> In PQintlng thP way to harbor area I ltl•~·i'' wl'r(• -.oftl'nrrl I charg£' of the program. anti he chnmben; and the local Playport
T'lttnk )1,U VN) muc-h will bt> a.!>Si'lted by Btll r.oochf'y. ~oup to really do someth ing
F. S Rt..:S:>ELL Ed Anderson and FrMw h Smtth about that longtime dream -
Jim Stuart of lalltoa
Sets Slteofill Marta
J,tm~>l! Stuart of 318 Lindo Ave.,
n.dho.t, was h igh clvtllan in tht'
of Cru~ta Me a and Btll Caldwell making thl" ~stal sect ion a
of Nt-wport Beach Y ~·ret ary wlntt'r ac; wt-11 as a summer re·
~fa<' MC"Kinnt>y will super,lse',sorr.
the actavlty • e NOllE PAilKJJfC
NAnONAL llECOCifmOif I Th~ new ont> hour parking
F•·h i pistol tournament at the Stanlt-y Sponholz, Newport
;-;,,uth Coa<.t Gun 'lub range and Harbor Ar£'a zone manager for
'lf•t 'J 1 ivlllan rerords in .22 call· [nvestors Diversified ServiCE'S
hr•·. '-<'orlng 198·7X in a timed-Inc .• has rect'lved national rec·
ftr~> mnwh and 289·8x In the ' ognltlon for record sales during
short t·QursP. Noveml)er. liE' a lso won member·
S~t Gt'nf' Lay of the El Toro ship In the Pre!!ldents Club. an
.\I:Hint• Hu'~f' was over.all wln·l annual honor roll ot fnve11tors'
n••r tn ra1·h of the calibres. leading saiP!! represent ative.!!.
'"TilE .... ,...... ..... .,.,..
31f'l EAIT COAIT IUOIIWA 1'
COIIOirA DD. MAll
UIID
I
limit along Coast Highway p ro·
moted by your chamber It a good
thing and a step In the right di·
rectlon -but ·u Is only one step
on what m ay be a long journey.
Because It C'an be a long jour·
ney to provide any growi ng.
thriving community with enough
auto parking spaces for an ex·
plodlng population which hall
almost foreotten how to use l iB
l eg"
Onf' or theo;e days before long
u land va luPs k<-ep rilllng. our
buslne ~ buildings arf> not going
to t,. worth the ground they
tand on If therf.' Is not enough
auto parking to handle the
n~ary volume of workers and
t"uatomers.
Under Ed Bab8on a year ago,
the chamber started a study of
parklna dl.strlct to provide sup-
plementary public-parking space.
Wouldn't It be a lood Idea to get
thl• proeram under way aaraln -
before It Ia too Jate? •
IIIOW ftlf TADif
~Ia)' Crat\am of Santa Ana
and Erw1n Fox of Corona del
Mar ~njoy~ a anow trip to the
S.n lem•rdlno mount.alna te• cetly.
DVIIca aVJrDA'f
Mrt. rlortn~ lbl>lnlkl tnter·
talned a amen rtOUP or trtenda
at brunch l .. t Sunday at Mr
honw, 2517 P1rst Ave .• C«one ct.l
M.u.
I •
T hNI' Is ll curvln~. S<'Orched Roben Gervais.
streak arro~ thP souchwPst cor -1----------
nt>r of the Jiving room rug. I lt'ft C J ...... ,. 1111 It tht>rc> en route to tht-tell'phone. • • __...,
ANNOUNCEMENT
Jim Means ia the new proprietor of
F.ven though I had c-hanged my I Funeral ~rvltes were ht>ld last
mind. 1 Ju'>t wanted to be dose· Thursday In 8alt1. Mortuary
gone sure f'orrle hadn't changt>d Chapel for C. J. M usgrov.-, 82, of
his! 5()1 Poinsettia Ave .. Corona del
Pete' a Barber Shop and it will now be known aa
P.S. My rotor has been much Mar. who died at h is homt-Feb.
better latf'ly. My face already 8. He w~ a native of llllnols
shows a t1n1e or pink, like you and wu a retired -rvlee station
get f rom sitting Ln the cockpit operator. Survivors Include hll
of a boat. off Mazatlan. just wife. Ollle; 2 dauehters and 3
.Ill'S IAIIEI SliP
.. &. COAST IIW'f.
COIIO.A Da. IIU
.,. ... hta II ... WUI .. AJI IIMecr'
troJJ .IJ.JJ .Ing alone -In April! staters.
-.. ,~
, -,J .
SO WANTED-SO APPROPRIATE
Hardly a person Juu driven along the coastline
of Orange County's Harbor area and
not been impressed with its natural beauty.
And now, situated on the gentle slopes of the historic Rancho San Joaquin , is a
cemetery surrounded by this· same view.
Pacific View Memorial Parle, with its view of the harbor area and the sea beyond -with iU
truly California architecture -wlth its J'eaceful
rqou on tJu gentle slopeJ -offers a ta•l
reJting p/Qce for those who feef close
to this area -those who never wish to lttne it.
A umetery lilc.e Pacific View hilS bu,. so wanted.
Olte drive thr011gh the grounds will show 1011
tlult U il tllso -so qproprillte.
A LIVING MEMORIAL TO THOSE WE LOVE.
PACIFIC VIEW ·
MEMORIAL PARK
for • cor.,_ hdw• •,.. Vn .,.,,.,., PR; ,.,.,_. OllltU J-260J,·or wriU
1D Plldfic Vn II ...... P.t. 22220 JkArti•r. ~, Ne•por18ssc6, c.lifor•lll.
•
j
J im Mean• la the new owner
o r Jim'• Barber Shop, formerly
Pete'• S.rber Shop, at 3030 E.
Coaat Hwy., Corona del Mar. He
has batbered In the Vlata Barber
• flop In COtlta Meta lor the put
3'i years. He re~~lde, at 104 W.
Wllaon St., Coeta Me a.
Sllop wltll tho -cho11tt wt.o ~
¥ertito l11 tho EMit"·
Professional
and Business
Directory
AUDIO . SPECIAU STS ...
SOUND-CRAFTERS,Inc.
2626 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
OR 3·8515
BOOKKEEPERS & CPA , ..
INCOME TAX
LELAND J. FOGG
Formerly
with Internal Revenue
1 982 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
Uberty 8-1672
RPsldent.'e LltM-rty 8·5664
\1\RPE~TRY ...
Furmture Refinishing
Antique or modNn, Custom
ruhinels mnde -altered -
r•'pa ired or rerln!J;h('d. Fine
'''"kmnnshlp. Real>onable
l'nre. Alt>ert Holm.
L1 8-9679
Home Repairs
Remodeling . Cabinets
It additions.
Ray Nielsen
LI 8-6888
CEMETERIES ...
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK
3131 Harbor Blvd. at Cisler
Costa Mesa
KIMBERLY 5 ·1158
CLEA~ERS ...
ADVANCE CARPET
CLEANERS
All Estimates Free
Oriental&, Nylon., Woolena,
VlacoM. CottOM, W/W •
'Upholftery
24 HOUR SERVICE
Ml 6·4636
FUNERAL DIRE("T()RS ...
Friendly Neljlhborhood Servlt.'e
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
Ll 8-3433 1r 8-3434 Costa Mesa
FOR ALL O F
\'Ot;R INSURANCE NEEDS
Sadleir Insurance Co.
John E. Sadletr
333.1 E. Coast llwy. OR J.J850
Corona d~l Mar
INVF.STMENTS ...
CROWELL. WEEDON & CO.
Memllt'N
P(ld fk Coast Stock Exchange
Burdett Harrison. Ret~. Mar.
Dick Pucker Ted Paulson
Lois Fennell Ruth Baker
Mike My~rs
Private Wirl" Services
2601 E. Coa!!t Hwy. OR 3 -7005
Corona del Mar
OPTOMETRISTS · · ·
CORONA DEL MAR
Dr. J. W . McCabe. 0 .0 .
8024 E. Coaat Hl1hway
Corona del l!far
Mrou from Chrl!ltensen'a Dru1
O RIOLE 3·046'7
From the POUCE BLO II ER
a&wto.-r uuoa PIJGJr a I COilOifA D&L MAa. CALU'OUlA
TBVWSDAT. FE88UA8T II, 1._ . ..
e TVUDAT, r&a. 2 a .m .•.. A a33 ta ll lllhl ond te· vlnt> Terrace ..• David Daaue,
Two atray cata were Impound· llec:tor were atolen from thf' Cllf 15 Balbo. Coves, Newport &>tach,
ed after belna cauaht In a trap of W. C. Froelich, 2001 1 a Ktnas reported hili <'l.Ar stoJj>n from
aet at 707 aeaonla Ave., Corona Jld., Clltt Haven . • • Newport Harbor Hlah S.:hool; the
Scouts Host
Fol~s Today
A .. _... .....,_ f vehicle was re<.'Overed latt'r In del Ma r .•• Two boya, 17, were .. -cap ... •--rOID 1 T Thf' Boy &outs from Troop 17
b ., ... _ • &.. ....., F_.-----the llt'hOOJ parklnl Ot . . . WO booked on charges or the ur-._ ........ car-·-....,._,.... in Corona dt>l Mar will he hosts
Co 611 Cc1brUJe lt.. C:.ta M hub c~apa wt>re a.tolen from the alary of Jo .. nnle'a Llquon~t . .... car o ( Cecil Shlrar, 1727 Galatea to their parents Bl 7:30 p.m . to· rona del Mar, on Jan. 30 ·. ·Tho pUbcl at a....,.n llerller day (Thu ... dayl In the Scout K •-•'-1a lcllool ..... ecaffold Ter., Irvine Terrace •.. Nt>wport ... pur»e of Mrs. Sharon ay ......,. -• • • • Beach fire car 120 ren•lved minor flou~ nur the Youth \entN. A Baron, Cotta MHB, containing ........... at ass ..... atoleD rf'pr-•ntatlve (rom the Boy
I •-tbe •--._ T--''-right rear fender damuge when "~ S10 In a wallet, was atolen rom .._ --• ,_r S<:-ou t Council will show movlell --• ,.__.. a .. reversed by P. A. Ha)'df'n, 519 a la undry a t 301 E. Bay Ave., w--. -,._, .., .. ""'' about the Scout summer camp, Balboa ... Ella Hachez, 28, of port .._.. • • • Ret1lands Ave., Newpmt llelghts. Roklll.' eo. M Into a parked panel truck of .a. 365 Wake Foretat Rd., ta esa, A pet female skunk was stolPn IArPn A. Smith, CardPn Grovf.', In Last week thl" Rotary ~lub.
puAed out and waa found lylna from a cage In t he fenced yard Rkha d' Lid Market parking sponsors of Troop 17. Invited
on the sidewalk In front of ~ of Mrs. Helen Bernard, aoo Ame· r 8 0 troop membe!'lf to a dinner at tht> 1
E. Coaat Hwy., Corona del Mar, thyat Ave.. Balboa Island ... ,lot, Newport Beach · · · Irvine Coast Country Club on the
a tt 4:20 p.m. from an undete r· Leroy A. Nonemaker, 25, ot 319 Hl&.b cap., cr flub llgbt cmd ()('('asion of th«> 50th anniversary
mined cause; she was examined Ruby Ave.. Balboa la land. wu gloorea, ..Sued at JSS. ,.,.. or ~routing.
by a physician and taken home charged with Intoxication In atolea from U.. CCII' of Dcrle Thf' lxJys arf.' working hard for
by her hwsband ... Pollee unit public a fter olflcer1 rect>ived llaauley, m · 11UI St., Coata points, because the 2 boys with
205 was damaeed when It struck <'omplalnts or a loud party nt M .... pcubd crt 1100 Altura the most points will attend the
a ·post In a parking lot at Chris· 217 Sapphire Ave., Balboa Island. Ter .. 1,.. ... Tenace · · • A IDCI11 Boy Scout Jambor~ In Oenv"'r
tlan'a Hut, Balboa, while Olf~r at 10:41 p.m . . . . box door .,.. tona oU by YCID· this summN. Ron Dare, the
Justin Epstein was C'hecklng lor J dab crt tb4t bOIDe of Kn. V. sroutma ten. has a ppointed Gary
a stolen car ... A hit and run • SATURDAY, Feb. 1 M. Pow.,., 107 ll1a A•e.. Co· Oavl~. Mike Goodw in , T 1m
motorl4t lott control of his car A headlight was stolen from a roaa &tl Men ••. A ISO tool ldt Coop<>r and Greg. Oar(' to SN\'l'
and damaged a garaee and wire car of Tate Hales, 438 El Modena was atoleD from tbe ccu of a. a~ d<'n r hiefs Cor the 4 den" of
gate at the residence of Kenneth Ave .. Nt>wport Heights ... Some-~ L Lawnoce. 'lf»la hgollia Cub Park 8.
Powell, 305 Grand Canal, Balboa one using an pnamel paint paint· A••·· Coi'ODG del kerr • • . E.lr h month thP boy01 of Troop
Island . . . ed the namc11 Bob. IWn anti Mike Hub t'aps vCtiUt'd at $35 wN(' 11 go on an ovPr nig ht outing
on th<' gar~gc of Mary U'(' Tay· s tolen from th(> rar of RotM-rt ' Thl11 month they will go to Camp
• WEDNESDAY. FEB. 3 lor, 2609•, W. Balboa Blvd., Harrison. C'osta ~esa, pa rkl'd at , Myford. Mn~. Fra nk Burchfield, 2151 N('wport Bear h ... MIHcellaneous , NcwiJ()rt Harllor High 5{•hool . . --------
Larkspur Ave., Corona del Mar, itt>ms vah1Pd at SI,OflO wPre A tloor was fountl op«>n hut noth I A c •1 ·
rl'portcrl a possible attempted I 'IIOIP.n from the garage of Ronald I ing takf'n, oHkers !OU1111 In rf'· rea ou nc I
entry thwugh the bark door of D. Schultl, 6202 Seashorf' Dr . SIJOil'><' to a r ail to tlw :>;t•wport
her home at 12:46 a.m . but of· West Nrwport ... Arthur R.l Harbor LuthN<tn Chun·h 2:301 M t• • s t
fl eers l'OUitl tlntl no e~idcnrc> ... A\-ery, 49, Newport &>ac·h. was Cliff Or .. N('wport llc>lght~. th.tt l e e In g e
Rlt'hard Wandrorhl'. 26, of 2315 C'hargcd with lntoxkation In juw•nllt>'\ wc>rf.' attt>mpting to l
Margaret Dr., Newport llt>lghiJI. puhlir at Wa'>hlngton St. and hr(.'ak in ... Car<~ dri\l'n by ~rs Thr dare1·tor" or the JI<Hhor
a11ked ofllcPrs to ohtaln lnlorma-Buy AvP , Bal bo<~ . . . William L WO()(iruff 1i06 Dovf'r Are.. r-,1mmunlt\' CourH·II w ill
t lon on his father, <:nrl A. A SS gcrte wa1 brokea aad Dr. W€'s~rllrf. an·,, Dougla'> mN·t at i :30 p m '\1onllny, F"l'h
Tanke1l .. la1>t '>l't>n In Chicago. Ure woocl1tolea from tbe home Stoner. Costa 1\tc><.a, wPrr 'IO\olv 29. at tlw hom,. of Mr .. ~urman
Ill., JG years ago · · · of Mr1. L Erich, 218 Scrppblre etl rn an ardrtent at lith St nnll W.rr..on on Urlo hlr
Off&e.ra warn~ a worklDCJ A .... Balboa lllCllld ••• Cern 1 \V('o;;tc tltf Dr .. WPstdrtr . . I W rllwm ( t'Rrirn. <·h.atrm.a n (I(
Coroaa del Mar motber tbat drlYea by Jack Hoyle. 41, of tht> nominating • 'lmmrllt•• wtl~
cbUd DeCJlect cbcrr9•• would be 1301 Banale Dooae Ter .• l"lne ,. TUESDAY, FEI. 9 o;uhmrt tit•• n.tm(•" ()( nnmln('(•<.
flied If tbey recel•ed crnotber Terrae•. CIDCl WllUcun R. Tcry· F:1ra 0 St'ars. 311, :\!'wpnrl fur orri• t•r-.. \' ho "ill ,,.. ,.,, •·tpd
complcrlJlt of ber l~lDg ber lor, 61, 711 Mcrlabcr.r Dr .• Imne IIWm h. was r hargf'd \dth fl runk at th,, f,,..., ,annu.tl mN•tlnl! of
IOD, S. uaatteoded .•• A ata· Terrace. were la•ol•ed. Ia a rlrlvlng and lnto.xlratrnn at J.;,k(' thP Counnl Tiw. "ti l tw a rlln·
Uoa WCICJOD drl•ea by Robert property dciiDCICJ• accident oa Av~. a nti ThP Ria lto. \\'1•'t :>;ew nN mt>Ntnf! und "til tw> hf'ltl at
D. PftlbJng, 30, of 4102 Sea· BaDAJe Dooae Tr., laalde tbe 1 port, at 12·21 a m ... Dnn thf' \'rlla :\1Mrn.t rl''itaura nt at
aboN Dr .• WHt Newport. waa Cocut Hwy. 9ate at 4:12 p.m. 1 Franklin. 208 'Marlnt' ;\n•. Bai 11:30 p m Thur~d.t\, \1awh 31.
laYOl..ci ID Clll crccideat with ••. Albert E. Abrama Jr .. 5171/2 bo.l Island, romplarnt'fl of hit I . Prn~:n· ... ~ rt>J.)Qrt'l will lw hC'.trfi
a tnaclr dri..a by Blebcrrd T. PolDMtticr A••.. Coi'ODCI del j anrt run damng(' to hi" rar vark at the f't•b 29 m('t>t lng (.Jn vro
Foley. 33, of 215 Ogle St.. Colter Kerr. c:omplcdiMd of a petty I ert In n parking lot oJt ~f.uin(' j{'t't'> r<'<fU«>St('d by the t·ommun
Meecr, crt 40th St. CIDd Balboa theft at tbcrt addreu ••• Nra. Ave. And BayslrlP Or . . Offlccro; 11t y nt th<' fr<;;t gPneral m('f'tlng
81Yd.. w .. t Rewport ••• A a.atrice M.S... 70S CarDGUoD Investigated a p<KSihlP burglary h('ltl in ~0\l'mlwr. Th<'..C rP
11.500 dlcaDoDd rlDg wcra 1oet A .... CoroDa del Ncrr, Nported in the Surf Fish Fry. 2112 W. QU<',ts r.:~nget1 from thr kf.'<'!Jml:
crbocml a bocrt at SUp 12, Lido cr poulble burglary crt 6:42p.m. I 0<-t>an Front. Nt-WP<lrt IWar h. of a master < alenrtar to the print
Tacbt Aachoroge, by Mrs. Lo· R. E . Munson. 428 Serra or .. but appar('ntly no t'ntry had l ing of a bOOklet of Ia we; pert..a~n
raiDe IIAmdall. wbo ••ported Corona Highlands. reported a lx>f>n made ... A punrhlnsc ,ba,;: lng to t('(.>nagt>rs. •
plactJl9 tt oa atcrln Ia cr eablll petty theft from his ('ar parkt>rl found on Dover Or. nt"ar W~t ·
crDd dldD't beUne It was ttolea In a parking Jot near Via Lido I cliff Dr., Westdlff. by OCfiN>r JUST A STUDEXT PftAJifJC
••• A lock was brolreD cmd and Newport Blvd., NewJ1ort Joh~ Blakt-was pla<'ed In tht> Mrs. Orval Lyon of 222 Clrrhar1
glOYe compartJDeat raDICl~ Beach ... Eddie Llnvlllf', New-station property room ... Av<'.. Corona del :\far. rf'porb
lD tbe ear of Joba L ..... Jr.. port Beach, working as a barten-1 Charlf's R. Howard, 626 &award that the Feh. 4 En l~rn .. tor)
1300 •uat LaM. Coata Mea. der in the Newport Harbor Elks Rd .. Corona lllghlands, reportl'd I about hf'r son, Stanford Lyon.
parked at Rewport Harbor Club suffered an a'Pparent heart thr thf'fl of n S20 light flxturt' tM-lng St-nt to Ft. Ord for lnfanlr)'
B"li School • • • atta~k at 10:08 p.m . and wu from 4200 E. Coast Hwy . Corona training wa<; a pra nk by a Cel
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SAVING
IS A FINE A:RT
It tokes talent to point a bright future with the
·security of savings ... but you'll find that you ccm
(~eote a real "masterpiece" when you aave f89U·
'\. larly at Laguna Federal ... where your eavln~
earn more in safety! Start now!
• CUIIEIT
• .YIIEII
• RITE
,AIO FOU~ TIMES A YEA~
LAGUNA FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIAnON
SAN CLEME:NTE
.Ot H. ll c..-.... LAGUNA IEAQI
MY..-. l ·IIH 122 o-·-en .. •nn
SPECU.LATIVE?
II, HI ruiiJ.
s.ce.d tnaat deed~ ....,. crU tbe qualities of era ... u.at
iD ... blleDt. Secu.Ncl by quality pnpeftT ill powlDcJ 0.,....
Couaty-when la8d .alae. an at.odily rt.a1Dg-tlley c:nate
era exc.lleat oddJu.e.l -..... ..
lO i'o Interest Per Annum
Sbort tel'ID mcrtutU.. crDd ....U Dot• lor dl.....Uicat:ioe
IDcrU poealb&e flniN• iaftatJMat PIOfiUMI.
WE KAJIACE. IUVJCE AJf'D COLLECT
Evans G. Pcfter & Co. VehlclH driven by James L. taken home by an examlolng del Mar ... E. N. Fl'rrell. Santa low student. Stanford rs at Rei"d
Meehan. 34, of 222 • 36th St., physician . . . Ana. reported the loss ot a College In Portland. Ore~ton. anl'l • II. IIEWIOIIT 80VLEYAaD
West Jlfewport, and Hiram R. mower and edeer from hls trut'k h•~ a physlt'tl t"Hearch fellow-•EWPOIIT a&ACIL CA.LJ:rOUJA
Cheek, 45 of 121 • 43rd St., Wetlt e Jni)AY. PEL 7 on MacArthur Blvd. ship for next summer at the ICJDWAY 1_1153 N"'J)Ott. wre Involved Jn an ac· A complaint waa received of __ _:C~Co~nU~n~u_:ed~o:n:_:P_:a!e~e_:S::_Ix::_l -~U~n~l~\'~~~rs~lt~y~o~f ~C~a~ll~f~om~l~a----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cldent at 33rd St. and Lake Ave., malicious m ischief at Merle's
West Newport •. , Clothes valued Drlve·ln. Corona del M~tr, at
a t $50 were arolen from the 12:37 a .m .. 7 • Louis Leavy, 40.
r lothes line of Mrs. Dorothy Newport Bc:>ach. and Richard B
Strom. 121'2 Garnet Ave., Balboa T rotter. 48, Costa Mesa. Wf're
bland ... Terence McB!'ffn, 48, charged with grand theft auto
of 421'u Goldenrod Ave .. Corona after Mrs. Dean Barnett, 407
(tel Mar. was chara-ed with t1ru nk Belvue Lane. Balboa. reported
driving anrl lntoxlt'ntlon In pu b· the theft or her 1957 t'a r from In
lie at Baysldt' Dr. and Coa11t front of DangC'rous Dan Mr ·
Hwy., Newport Beach , a t 10:15 Grew's, Newport Beach ... Or·
p.m .... Grrgory Swldonovlch. fl~rs qul<>ted a party at 122
9. or South Pasadena. W 3!1 found Sapphire Ave . Balboa lslantl. at
lost a t 28th St. and Newport 2:07 a .m. . . . Jaml's Argento.
Blvd .. Nrwport Bcarh. by officers l 17 • 35th St.. Wf'st Newport.
at 11 p.m. and was rt•united with 1 romplalned of mallrlou<~ mls -
hl.s mothl'r, Katherine Swldono· r hlet to hi" 300 pound 36·int'h
vlch, about an hour laiN I s tatuP at that nddr<''>S ... Van j
dallsm wa" reported at Marlncrs e TBUBSDAT. FEI. 4 ~<·hool. Harbor Highland" ...
A rar rcgrstered to Dorothy A. I Mrs. Mabf-1 Fitzmorris. 3133 E.
Burge, 630-3lst St.. Nt'wport \oast Hwy., \orona dPI Mar,
Rc>a rh. wa found parked at 2Jrd , round 2 bkydes at the rNH of
St. and Ocean Front. Ncwport that addrt' ... ~ ... \hristtnt> D
Beach , In such a posltaon that Hawgood. 110 FNnleaf AH• .. Co
It had l~nt O\'f'r a p.Hktng mNN rona del l\fur. t·omplalnt>d of
... Warren TurnN, 2602 ~t'W· mallrlous ml..rhlt>f to her haryrlf'
port Rlwl., Newport Bt:oarh, re· 1 hy 1 tl'f'mtgNs ... Vt>rnr Stan· ~rtc.>d $10 t1amagc to n window fo rd of Costa MPSa romplalm-d
at that address r,tused hy a or maiiC'iOU'l mischief in thE' new
thrown brk k ... A Cliff Havrn , markPt building unciN l'trurtlon
hoy, 15. was chargc>t1 with the at 32nd St and Newport Blwf .
burglary ot a gO·t'art from the Nl'wport fk>n <'h. «"QUP!Itln(C do!'IPr I
gara1e of James G. Uousl'. 2571 patrol ... Harold Hart\ lgM-n. 6~.
Crestview Or.. Bayshorrs N('wport Bench, was f'harg41'rl
Julia B. \hrlstler, 608 St. J amrs with lntoxiC'alion at ~th St . anrt
Pl., Clltr Uaven, rf'portNJ the LaCaycttP Ave., Nf'wport Bearh
theft of her ~n·s biC'yrle from ... H E. Harri.<;, 212 King!! PI .
the Horae'\' Ensign School · · · ('Jiff llavll'n. rrported ht>:lrlng
Lance D. Stanger. 19. of 120 VIa lstrangp nolo;es under his houst'
Trieste.'. Lido lsll'. and Arthur A. at 10: 1:> p.m.
Llndcke Ill. 18. of 215 VIa Genoa.
Lido Isle. were booked on e NORDAT. PEL I
charges of posse lon or marl· Thrt't' whM!l and tire-; wert-
juana at 4:15 p.m •... Cars stripped from t1 car parked In
driven by Edna M. Webster, 40. Croftt oC 1907 Sabrina Ter., l r·
of 605A Jasml~ Ave .. Corona
del Mar. and B. A. Mcliueh. 53.
Laguna Beach. were Involved ln
an accident at 2846 E. Coa.at
Kwy. Corona del Mar ..• Burl·
tara broke a ~ar window to
1 aln entQ' Into the home of
Mra. LH S. Jack.lon. 4t5 Seaward
Rd., Corona Hlchl~nda, rifled
wveral drawers and left without
ta kJne a nythln• • . • Robert M.
He,nderson, 24, u. S. Navy, Lone
Beach, was chafled w1th drunk
drtvtnc attel' a car 1\.e was dr1v ·
Ina akldct.cf 32 feet and collld · ~ with a polle't unit drtven by
otncer Justin Epstein at New·
port Blvd. and Slnd St., Newport
-.ach, at 11:01 p.m.
e niDAY.rD.S
I
over 90% chose
all-electric kitchens
l\1R EDDY MEREDITH, PRESIDEl\T.
CRAIG DEVELOPMENT CORP., ANTA ANA ''I used to give prospects a choice of kitchens and over 90 ~~
chose all-eleetrie.. That convinced me that people know what
they want-and thqknow that the future is all-electric. Today
I wouldn't build &ll)'thing else but ~ledallion homesl"
A 1951 ear owned by ~ Pr~R!!Ili'TIN~!!.::G~ • ..:.·.:.· ------"tlhrltn, 500 W. BalbOa 81vd .• lal· --. was atol•n from that ad·
For all your dNM ••• Jotln L. Huct.on, UO
Prlntlnl J'IIHd• Avoeedo Aw.. COfOft& ct.l Mar.
ENSIGN waa lnJu'" bUt l"tfUMd ~leal THE aid after a car he waa drtvlna Publlahing Co. wu tnvoi\'Wd tn an ~t wttll
OIJol.e 3-0lRiO caft clrt¥tn by L.. r. Taylclt, Senta
llll50 E. Codt flllb•AY Ana, and J. C. ,_...,. Jr., Coltoe.
at c-art lfW7, a .. lll.eArtb• ·--~·=&;::; Corona Ml 'Mar Blvd • Corona dial Iller, at 8:30 • •••I ·----------------~
J.Aa.O~;c ........ ...;otapplie _ _..,... ........
SOUTIIERR CAUFORNIA
3. u.lr t lor lu tlll-that'a hoth
luactloe•l and d.-cor&lh •
lhr'O\IIhout >"""' ......
COMPANY
•
I
t •&WIOft' ..U.Oa &IIIIGif TIIVIIIDAY, FKDUAD' ll. 1-
nKII•ED EVEn' TIIUJIIDAT, COIIOIIA DaLilA& CALUOIIIfiA
A .............. wltla bbtla Mft t
lo fuel you Jet ... clea ywr alt'fl
l'aa ~ tluoagb wt.._t • 1: mo,
I CIID tbe NCIIDIIIG of • .........
lt'a true t6cn ,.._ w• ddtlldne four,
But 't....'t I wbo p...s the Door,
Whea tbey '""bora wttboat aaacb botber
I waa tile Notber of tbeir ..........
LOCAL WOMEN ACfiVE
IN . KAPPA ASSOCIATION
Newport Hatbor women of recent meetlne of the aroup at
Kappa Alpha Th~ta are well the horne of Mrs. Franklin P.
represent~ In a lbt of new of. Arch~ of Emerald Bay. Mrt.
fleers ol the Oranae Cout Alum· Karl P. Buswell of Treasure Ia·
nae, It Is revealed following a land, and Mrs. Lenore RoyhJ, of
Moody-Drake
Vows Recited
Laguna Beach, were co·h ostesses
a t the tea.
~ttt-r than removlnr compeU.
The Mamma or a Mamma always has had her special kind of lion Js Jolnlnr with lt. So now
fear, and pride. and heartache. 'Twas hard enough, In any age, to It's M r. and Mrs. Robert E.
see a daughter thro4gh life's greatest experience of awak~nlng Moody! .
Mrs. W. F. Bonner Jr. 1a new
p resident ol the aroup. repre.
aenUna {:osta Meta. Other of.
fleers are M rs. Robert Hixon Jr .•
of Balboa Island, vlce·prealdent;
Mra. Robert Hodges. secretary, of
~aeon Bay; M rs. John Jakosky,
treasurer, of Lido Isle; Mrs. Burt
LoWt>n of Balboa Island, Pan·
hellenic representative; Mrs. lr·
vlng Jordan or Lido Isle, rush
chairman; M rs. John · Baker of
Irvine Terrace, and Mrs. Robert
Fisher of Laguna, assistant rush
chairmen; M rs. Ray Astle of lr ·
vine Terrace, ways and means;
M rs. Arthur Kramer, of Balboa
Island, preu; Mrs. Kenneth Ross
of Weatclltr, assistant pres s
chalrm~tn; M rs. William O'Reilly
of Lido lsle~ magazine; Mrs. Ruth
Vedder, China Cove, Corona del
Mar, prorram chairman; Mrs.
Frank Klaater, of Costa Mesa.
SOC'Ial chairman; M rs. William
Holstein, Shore Clltts, chairman
for the Costa Mesa Girls Club;
Mrs. Robert HOifges, retiring
president, as Orange Coast Chair ·
man representaUve to Sou thern
California Federation of Kappa
motherhood, however she may have told herself that the world Is News of the marrlaee of Mr.
h Moody and Mrs. Allee Drake, fiUed with babies, and that t ey an rot here In the same manner. both engaat-d In Interior furnish-Babies have been born In pala~ and hovels, taxi-cabs and •
hospitals. They've come quickly or reluctantly, but somehow, most lngs, was announced thls w~k
h bo Tod h • h 1 f od when they returned trom a or t em get rn. ay t ere s not muc quest on o It, m ern honeymoon at the HH ...... •ia Inn science to the rescue. __. THESE SHIPWRECKED COUPLES are thumbing sisting them in hosting duties wilt be 'M r. and So, my rendezvous with birth, late in April of 1960, may fPpear, on the deaert.
their wa y to the Ship wreck Pltrty which will be M rs. Howard Longley. Frank Brick wiiJ be King on the surface, to be quite an ordinary happenlnr. hardly worthy The wedding was qu Ietly
~eld Friday evening. Feb. 26. &t the B11lboa Bay Neptune, o'1d there will be palm trees, merm11ids of the printed word. And yet, here's one iran
1
dmother who w ants .;:,1~':;~~zedM~~C::,f~t Fe~~:p:1t ~;
C lub. They are host couples, left to righr, M •. and fish ne ts to create the proper atmosphere to say, j ust for the record, that this old temln ne pastime, modern the Rev. Ezra E. Ellis, an old
ard M rs. Do., Bussey. Mr. and M rs. Roy M ay· for the big event. There II be prizes for the mos t version. Is something to re<-kon with. family friend of Mrs Moody I d M d M J h N I H tt A eppropriare attire. IT erry Boris pholoJ First there's the matter of the trip by jet. enough to set th~ She wore a pale . pink d~ po e an r. an rs. o n e son ur · S· lnexperlenC'ed traveler shaking on her three·inch h~ls. For a career and coat In matching ensembl
I. I I I I -=1 I I gl I I ·u·. +;I IG:•:r: I~,·=· I I I I I HI I I I I Church Guilds ~r~~~c~o::;,e~~~~ :~~) ~~·~ !~:no~hhm:c!~~g:fn~:~;~~::~f~:~~~ ~~~. ~;rs, o~~~~d ~%1~~e~r ~~ ~DJOD S Jr 8 • • • unde<-lded creatures that they are. you cant sa), Ill sec you on rona del Mar attended her Her . Plan Benef•lt 'the 21th, Just before you go to the hospital." .. M n, Don Eve;ett Drake was· best By Louise Meteer "How l u<'ky y ou'll be to have y our mother with you. people man. •
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1
., F F b 24 ~~~p~J '::~!~~~· 1~a~~Y~h~h~:~:a b~~i~sM;;';~o;~~Y:~d 1 ~a~! ln~r~t~n: :::·h=~~~!~e 7~;;
FOR SHEER ENJOYMENT of l politan dally nf.'wspapcr. Get or e • home too weak to walk, with a pracUcal nurse to take over for wiJI be rendy to receive friends the beautiful bay y ou can't <>X· hN to tell you. ~ome time. about three weeks. soon
r·ell j ust gathPrtng Informally when sh(' dH1 the polic'<' beat f'ir'-1 large fund raising effort One of the problems. of course. for any Mamma of a M amma, · ~~-c:;-<:;::;:-:;::;::;::;;;;:;;:;;:c;::<::;;c;~-c;:~<;;:q
with cloS{> friends for Jum·ht>on i dunng the war. j '>inC'(' rhc-~r orglini1.atlon a year is h€'r memory. It fails her on s!ltb mAtters~'How to <'are 1or the -~ --
at the ..:'iewport Harbor ) c~c-ht • • • • ngo i-; twmg u ndertaken by th€' umbilical cord," and rallies brightly <'OnC'ernlng colic, experiments ~---IIHnl P1.tv
Al pha Theta, Los Angeles.
Club. TilE SPOKE~ \\ORO \\as all 3 wom<>n'-. guilds of Our Lady with formulas. and "five difterent cries and what they mean." VDIVI6 IIJ ''I t's Fun to Dress
The othE.'r day on<> or these the entt>rtatnment nf't'c1Pc1 when of ~~~ Carmel Chur<'h of New. Add to this the fa<'t that within a w eek you must tum your Af 8•1 A .. l ~-
parties, followl'd by a cruise on Sandy Carlson cnt~>rtatnt>c1 gu('c;tl> port Beac-h and St John \"ianney back upon daughter and bahy, J('avlng them to the tt>nder mercies In Fashion"
hlue waters. tnc lud('d the C'lub's O\er the wt>ekPnr1 But t he words Ch urc·h or Balboa Island. The> of a Mother of a FathN, (who really k nows m u<'h more about
nt'w commodore. Ed Warming· I flew thiC'k <~nrl f.tst as gUE''~tS re.: c-urtain will go up on the bene· babies than you do> and you <'ll n S(>C that having a rendezvous
ton. and his c·harmlng wif('. c·alled with "Do you rememb<>~? f1t, a luncheon and fashion show, w ith birth Is no matter to b(' taken lightly.
G1nny; Bob and Dotty !\1€'<;en·e,l many o~ the happy ttmes the) \'{'I ;-tl Villa M arina. 1045 Bayside Meantime there are tht> lettNs from ChicogQ gl\•lng f{'gular
Annie Edler. Walter F'ran1. Helen shared tn the past. 11art lcularl~ Ori\'(', at noon Wednesday. F('h. rt>ports of progress. Young Mrs. Mother·to-be writes, ''I'm surt> it
Colfl'y, Betty ar11t Alan :'>Ti<'kle. i!' Hawa!i. tvhere all bu~ on(' 21. C'an't possibly be 2 more months. The dOC'tor must have figured
Lyman Fam·eJI and Eel and ll\'ed dunng the same• Jl(>rtod of , Lunc-h('on will be served as a wron~." You smile.
Ginny Smith. ' I Hr:ne. Sandy's ho.mt> ar 1312 West. hufCet with ~uests gathPring at She writ;s, ''I get so <'tOSS, nnd sometimes I w ont to cry," so
• • manster AH' .. Coc;ta ~1€'-.a, ,was tables b<>autifull}' derorated with you get all upset Inside and vow you'll go and get her.
SPt:AitDfG OF THE COM· t~e setttng for a Saturda~· ntght spring flowers. The fashion show.j But before you can tell yourself to ~!nd ~·our own busine5;5.
Awaited w ith nppetltt>s whet·
ted and antld patlon for some-~
th ing different .each year Is the '-lr-l I M
smorgasbord party which Mr. a,...,..,
and Mrs. \art Abel give annuaJ. ,
ly at their home In Back Bay. ' ( ~
This year's party was an eyent :J;~ early in February.
M rs. Abel spc>nds about 2 11
2659 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
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MODOR£. It's tateresun9 to dmner party. and a btrthday starting at 1:30, w ill feature the mo t wonderful Jetter of a ll arrives. I m f tndlng Cod, In thts
know tbat Commodore warm. brun<'h Sunday mornmg honor. spring style.; f rom Ku.lik's In Co· experience. as I never did before. 1 find Him in the sun, and In
lngtoa is one of tbe few who ing ~frs. Halite Da\ i.<~ or. Hu.nt· rona dt>l Mar. the stars, and in our home. And most of all I find Him In the won·
caa 1ay be Ia really a "cblp lngton Park. Ot h~rs partac:-tpa.t.tng I One or thE" surprises will be derful laughter that Is such an important ~~rt of our marriage.
off tbe old block." Seems that WPre . Carolyn "eber of Co~ •n.a, the award of 2 paid vacation~ We just giggle all the time, I look so funny.
weeks In preparation or the
colorful food which, to quote
some of the 30 guests, l ooks just
like . a picture when finished. , __ ~ ~RIOL_! ~~ ~ ~ 1)
She learned her t'Ullnary arts In -~ ........ ~ --........
bia father al.lo was oac:e com-Lorratne Meyer or Van Nuys. for a weekenrt at either Apple Isn't It wonderful to be the Mamma of a Mamma?
modore of Jfewport Harbor Florence Colltn or West Holly · Valle-y Inn or Palm Springs. SUJf VALLET UfltJT
Yacbt Club. wood. Germain(' Gautier of Mon. TherE' also wUI be a bountiful U..IHII..a g•lfl Jill ""~
• • • treal, Ca nada. now staying in number or door prizes. • II.. Dr. and M rs. Hugh J. McVei gh
·\LWA...,S ~-ORKJ NG AHEAD Los Angeles. and Mrs. Ernest Hostesslng the affair will be YII•HII ft.-.1.-.L.III.-.. of Z172 Circle Dr., Bay Shores, · '-Graves of Glendale. the pte!~~ldents of the 3 guilds: .,...-r .... and Dr. and Mrs. David Brad·
are Ginny and Ed Smith, who " • • Mrs. Robert Benish of West New-The Lldo·ettes, Lido H 1 g h street ot 2063 Commodore Road,
are busy laying foundations for rT WAS HAPPY BIRTHDAY for port Bea<'h ; M rs. ClarenC'e Dono· School girls club, spent a busy Baycrest. recehtly returned from
another o;ummer 1 the second 1 at Shirley Breer I as t Thursday van of Corona del Mar. and Mrs. week·end preparing a Valentine Sun Valley. While there the
rheir Ca talina Camp .Marineras when a merry little gathering I, Edward Kusby or Balboa Penln· party for a Fairview Hospital doctor-, attended a meeting of a! F'ourth of Jul~· Co\e, on the arran~ed by Evt' Hurtt sharPd sui a. ward given on Sunday. Miss the Northwest Medical Assn .•
btg Island. They \'e lined up a luncheon at Balboa Bay Club. Tk kt>l'l may be purcha."~ed by Joyce K eirn, welfare chairman, and the wives spent t he time
new and wonderful expc>rlent'ed 1 Florence Germain. Pat Miller. tPiephonlng M rs. Robert Benish, entertalnt-d the group In her skJing.
c-ounsellor too, acrordlng to and Dorothy Yardley were there chairman, OR 3·8086. home at 201 Via Jucar, Udo Isle, -------------
Ginny. wIth congratulations. (We're where they made party favors a ITER
• • • sure it is congratulations when VISIT TO COLDEJf oooa and valentlnt-s. They later dlvld· "PE'ffR · A MUSICIAN WHO KNOWS you look and ARE as young a• h ~ d I · "' r--u l n rno ttractive ed Into small groups at t e ~ HIS ~1USIC. all kin s. s Martne Shirley~ 1 u.:-ng eve re a d "'l. LS
Sl'{t. William To ·h. son or Mrs. • • • by a trip to tht' Colden DQOr In homes of Sherry Anderson an EN ll'\
De ~f url Toc;h or Co-.ta Mesa. UNHAPPY MAN ABOUT TOWN San Diego County was Mrs. Jer· Mary Barnard to bake cookies TID
\\'hpn ~he vislt('rj him in Hono. last week was Ro." Ma .. ·pole, rei Rkhard of 209 VIa Mentone, and cak es for the affair. Mrs. s.uas-E
I ' " Lid I I Sh led Mrs Walter Lier adult welfare ad· leftALS OftJce 1.,..ay lulu rect>ntly she found h m dl· who. siC'k In bed or not. j ust had o s e. e a<'COmpan . visor. was o~ hand to a"ssist with rer•ring the F'irst Marine Brigade to move right along w ith his Don Belding. her step.mother, SftWCf OIUole 1 .....
Band and Bug~ Co~s In his of · ~m i l~ ~e~ve ~n laving at :la~s~t=\~v~e;e~k~f~o~r~s~e~v~e~~~l~d~a~ys~.~~~~p~re~p~a~r~a=tl~o=M~.~~~~~~~~=·~I=l=W~•=•~~~rt~~~=·=·=·~~~rt==~~~ fwtdl r apac:-tty. and playing for 223 Poin5ettla Ave., Corona del ~~
mu,tcal C'Omedy presentations in Mar, hut now are at home
thc> theatN aft('r hourc;. !soon's things are an order! on
• Baysid(' Dr., ne:>.r rhe entranc('
TO ~fEET HER HUSBAND'S to Harbor lc;land . .:'\ r:w LA\.\' ASSOCIATE, Mrs. • • •
John ='il'lson Hurtt wns hMt('sS I "SAY. DARLING," that \nimit ·
<&t ,, dinner p<lrty last Friday able play of 1'\('wport .f larbor
1'\f'nln!.! ~lr. and M~. H.arold Players. ca lled for sofl'ft'thing
L<>cld:-• hP'.; th(' a SO<'tate of At· special 1 n ent('rtainm('nt tor cast
tr>! nl'\ llurtt or Newport Bea<'h 1• member.,\Ja..-t we('k. Sd, June and
\lr an-! ~lr-.. Walter Chara":'1.a, Sonny Budd played host to leads
\T a-. ~.dly Braly and llal \.\Pb· and all wtth cO<'ktalls and buf·
.. •,·r \\l'"t' gU('!'>ts fN, markang the play's closing.
• M rs. Gloria Ftrklmg was CO·
'\I • F.XfTSES for l'atrkia hastes.;
1..1· 1n t1.1rdt if she's not a good I •
"'''k .. tfrl:'r the k itchen gadgets ! I F YOU CA~'T Fl:'-JD HER
\\ ht• h ht>r friends gave her l ast when you t('l('phone. don't just
\\t·f'k Shf''ll wed Thomas Jensen assume she's on pleasure bent.
;11 St Andrew's Presbyterian Nine tlmf' out or tf>n she's either
1 hur•h F'eb. Zi. M rs. Robert Fin· at Hoag .Mt>monal Hospital, serv·
llf'l!Ml • .,i.,tN of the bridegroom. lng as a \'Oiunteer. at the Assist·
"·'' htNi f''ls at the affair aJ her anC'e League store. working like
h••ml'. 2112 Fairhill Drive, Costa 1 a Tro)an, or serving rofh~i> In the
\Jc•.,,t C'Q·hO!>tesc; for the red and Danish CoHee Garden tor the
\\httP Valt>ntine atralr was Mrs. benefit of Family Servie'C and
\\'tlhur Xewman. the Volunteer Bureau . • • •
A BEAtrnFUL AFFADI b
what eYeryoae who at~
called the ValeattDe dJD.Der
dance Saturday nl9bt at Bell·
boa Yacbt Club. Mn. Tbomaa
Hanowby .. "ed a. entertain·
ment cbcrl.rmcra. cmd N.n. V. A.
Loc:.kabey was cbcrlrmaa of the
dec:oratiODS c:orrunltt ... • • •
WE'RE TOSSING A BOUQUET
1 and hope she'll cat<'h II l to
Mary Shepard of the Twin Palms I
Apts .. 926 E. Balboa Blvd .• Bal·
boa for a number of reasons.
F irst. because she work.o~ so hard I
doing su<'h a wonderful job on
publkity for Republl<'an women,,
beCause she takes the best ama·
teur news photos we've seen, and
because she's always good na·
tured, ready to devote her time
to her young son and hi~ frlt-nds,
and talks almost not at all about
th~ very exciting days when sh~
wu a reporter on a ble metro·
SIJING IN SUJf VALLET
Skiing enthusiasts are Dr. and
Mrs. Allen Cottle of 1300 Sussex
Ln .. Westclirt, who recently cav·
orted·ln the snow during a mid·
w inter holiday at Sun VaHey.
For top q.,.r..., ""'•"'•· c.R • .._ Ensit" Publishi"t Co" Oaiol• J-OHO.
largest and M ost Complete
MJrn•ture Store in the Ar ...
C.ll for frM
DECORATING SEitVICf
Llb.rtv a.ss 11
Hon se~~~ 'ar~en
Fu.,ishinqs lor homes.
clubs yechts.
J0 17 W. C:O.tt HIQhw•y
Newport a..dl
CPPMKW110 a•na.
-·a~~~u a •• • Art aDd cratta • lpart ... Qame Ac:ti.ttiel ru--.
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BETTY THOMAS AND ANf T A WYANT
Cordially Invite You to their
Formal Opening
of
2912 East Coast Highway
Corona del Ma r
Sunday. February 21st, 1960
2:GO to 5:00 P.M.
Come in See our Salon Join us for champagne cocktails
Some lucky woman will receive
a complimentary permanent and hair styling
We give
the finest
permanents
available
Make your
appointment now
Call
ORiole 5-1727
Our slogan is "Quality, Service and Smllea''
Denmark. where she was born.
FREE KEY
In jnt a minute
we'll duplicate your ear
key-give you an 18-
Carat Gold-Plated Car
Key with "Safety-Lok"
Chain, personalized with your initial at .••
NEWPORT BALBOA sAVINGS
ONN A NIW ACCOUNT
« add to JOUr aiatiD&' accollDt (miDI·
mum flOO) and JOU'll receift an eletut 18-C~rat Gold-Plated Car Key with '"Saftl)'~ Cbaln, penonallaed wtth
JOur lnltlal lD lolcl-made tor you ill
mlDut-, rla'bt Ill oar lobby, to ftt AnT
IDib and rar of American ear.
• YOU CAN'T COMI IN •••
If YOU HAYI A IIORB8N CAl
• ao ear ••• ,_ w01, ncelw • 11-Carat GoJci-Piat.d ~-Lolt" X.,. ChaiQ, penoaall.led with your
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Closed next Monday, Wuhlna·
ton's Birthday •.. Better pick up
the little flags and Uncle Sam
head.5 for your patriotic cakes a
day or two early . . . and your
Washington's Birthday tallies,
place cards and such ... Like
to play parlor gamea . . . an
abacus should keep you going on
and on far, far Into the nleht ...
The Japanese began \Ulna It
from J720 to 30 A.D. for all their
mathematical calculations up
Into the mllllons ... A good
a bacus operator Is &aid to be able
to outdo most complicated cal·
culatlng machines ... Might be
wise to Invest In one with In·
come taxes a nd such cbmlng up.
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Tbe a.bacua Mta the mood
for tbe OrfeDtal roUIMrt. of
loYeli.. lD tbe oew Clft Sbop
Dext to the Dew Flower Sbop
••• lladt eDamel Jewel boxes,
ioset wltb mother of pearl tbat
play music wbeD you opeD tbe
drawers cmd iD tbe ceDteT a
tiDy t ellba doll daDc:lea rouDd
aDd roa.Dd • • • 119 gelaba dolll.
cbeny biO&IOIIU cpad 110 maDy
asia trays, Yaee, aDd de·
c:aatera aDd aucb to Mt tae
mood • • • EnD dowD to a
block eoameled U..U. bolder
box aDd matcblDg tlase wftb
oraJ119e MlDCJ trees aDd Jap·
a-.. laotema ••.
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You'll still settle for a
game of cards . . . Your game
wllJ be a:ooderer with the new
jumbo Jndex playlnl cards
Sprlng these at your nnt card
party . . . Big numbers aboUt
four timt-s the slz.e you're uled
to ... They make you stare and
S(>e spots for a while. like alttJng
up too close In a movie, but
they're fun when you get used
to them .
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W.1U. f,_ Mr. T-. UdD
J'wb._., CeDe .......... ...S
S'.,.,. ~a aDd 150 fram 0.
Sbae Tree • • • You plclr oat
wbat you waot aDd we pay for
...... Dice? ....... llatdt
la oar birtbday moath • • •
coW4 be m ore ttftt .. o·poppiL
* * * And what Is this wonderful
new en<'ha ntlng feeling you get
as you walk down our ais les of
plenty? You're aware that some·
thlng ls different but you can't
quite put your linger on it ...
Sort of like you're walking in a
brand new marke t with wider
a isles ... All t11e canned goods
shine brightly and the glass jars
g lea m and the paper cartons look
freshly printed ... You seem to
be a ble to see everything better
... You ca n, and the aisles are
wider . . . All the shelves a re
spunkln new, narrower a nd with
more effl<'lent spacing. and the
wa lls have been paMlled In
soothing beige and white . . .
There are new fluorescent lights
along the side walls to make the
reading of labels more soothing
a nd new lights alone the frozen
foods . . . Even th~ brooms and
mops have taken on a glamorous
air a nd you spot many thlnp
you've ntover noticed before. Or
perhaps It's just that you want
to linger a little longer In our
n~w Inviting gleamln& atmos·
phere ...
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H~re at Rkhard'a wher~ the ne~t thlnl ln ahopllftlnl la to
remove the paekaiH of !natant
potatoes out o1 the box and put u. empC7 bOIX ltedl Oft tbe •If
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• I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ill I I I I IS I. II. I I. I. I ••••• I . F I R s T ANN IvERs A R y FOR
HarbOr W Offiell COM LUTHERAN WOMEN
LOUISE METEER, Society Editor
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'niVaDAY. niftAJIY 11, 1-•ntoiiT 11Aa808 UIIGII I
............., lriDIY TIIVDDAT, C080WA DEl.. MAIL CAUI'ODIA
T eacn~r Handles I 00 Pupils
With Electronic Classrooms
United Luth~ran Chur<'h Wo· t tlon on Integration op 50Cial
men of Corona del Ma r's Church opinion rather than o n churt'h ot the Master are celebrating doctrine!"
tht>lr fi rst a nnlveraary this tove· Mrs. Nell Ne lson will preside
nlng 1Thul'8day 1. They will hold as presldtont of the or,anl2lt tlon.
their a nnual business meeting The women al80 ha ve plan
In Wessell Hall, 3545 E. Coast for preparing and servln£ tht>
Hwy. and .will award 2 Mf'm· Fellowship dinner for mem~rs
orlals for outatandlna: servl{'e. of the congrega tion at 6:30 p.m.
A s um of money wlJl be given Monday. Mrs. Alfred Horne of
by the organlzaUon In the names Laguna Beach and Mrs. John
of these 2 women, for Missions Gustafson of Corona del Mar will
and for various other needs as 1 be co-chairmen.
designated, The women them· ---------
selves w111 be given pins <'Om· 50th w dd• Justifiably proud mother Is tapea which have been made In me moratlng the ()('(.'&Sion. e In 9
Mrs. Murl T o s h, N e w Port advanee by the teacher, children A panel discussion, "Who is
Beach Soroptlmiat, of 2438 New. make use ol m imeographed My Neighbor?" has tx>t>n plan · Ann•tversa.rv
port Blvd., Costa -Mesa, who re-sht't'ts which augment the elec-ned b>-ldrs.. John. Ne11 ..o!-..440.~ --·1·
_... h 1 b hi k h 1 1 11 11_ ... 1 Santa Ana Ave .. Ne w port f h G port.,.. to ~r c u I s wee t a tron ca y rontro """ essons. Heights, program chairman. T hf' or t e ants her daughler, Slster Mary Fa· The method worKs as If therto I 0 S B h t St discussion Will point up the t ma, ... , a teac er a · were 2 teachers in the room at
J h th B t•-p '·h Sch 1 qut> lion. "Why do so many o n e ap ..,.t ar... oo one time, and a('('ording to the D<><'oration!l WNC' golrt a n d
In Baldwin Park, ls ronductlng <'hlldren is more fun than 1V. <'hu n·h mt'mber~o ba~ their po i· whJte, and most appropnately.
the first electronic classrooms In St. John's plans to exte nd this lor the 50th weddmg anmvers·
the annals of elementary educa -method of tea <'hing to other Hll.l Tea il I11M1 · ary of :\1r anti ~1 rs. J Arthur
tlon. grades at some futun: date. High Gant. 1111 Wt> t Bav. Bci lboa.
Specially trained for the work rosts a re the only deterrtont. Honoring two retiring board 1 Forty of thE> golden ) Pars have
during 2 summers at Mount St. However, fa thers of pu pils havt> mt>mbers of tht> V1o;itang Nutst> · heen s}J('nt an :'<lfwport &>a<'h,
, Scholastl<'a Collea:e In At<·hlso n. lent valuable asslstan<"t> In wir-A.s.• .. n of Orane(' Count), ~Ire; dunng "hirh llmt> ~fr r.anl wa~
J e1 G Joll M' · ~ ( ld h ) Kansas, where the program was ing and plug· in jadt.s whi<'h Olio; But·klngha'm. of I <Ill F. Ba~. trea.,urt>r of thl' <'II) Hr rf'tll'f'd
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acsqu JynAaCston,QnowuMrsE. LYn N•ftncG. AAenSpTotoo N I ~~:~lot~d .. pu~~~ a~a~~;e~lmr;ao:; th;rm~:a~e t:~~i~~~d.methods an> !atl~a. wa., h<>--lt> .. ~ rN't>nlly at ~~tl~;;;n ~;" E~~t~-,::\n~~~
the startling modern method. being uSt>d In upper grades. par 1 :\1rs Em~.., \\'l11t1• and Dr otht•r d\'H endpavoro;
It works like this: there are 2 t i<'ularly high <;<'hoolc;; today, but F.t1munrt r.un. bfltl) uf :;anta Th•• 1«>1 tahlt•. wht•r,. gut•..,t~
WED To JOHN MIT
TRICK tape recorders with ear phon(>s this Is believed to ~ the fir"' A n<~. wPrf' tho<.t• hunor .. d :O.trc; \\Prf' ~N\Ni frnm .1 ''hilt' ;mrl I• for pupils. aj,'d wit h <'<Hphones expnimt>nl in tht> P)PmPnte~~· Chall('n J..andt'r .... fll!t~uln~ prt.>-;1 gflld wt•d•li n~ •·tkl' rllnn .. ·d '' 11h
also for tcarh~>r. as WPil a,; agl' group. ,Results. as 'iewN1 by dPnt, o~~HI \fr.., L\ nn <"r .wrnrrl "hitP cin•1 I!Oin r hr' ..... n tt ..... tllll"
Oneof mld·wl nter'~beautlful ·l Th<' c-crC'mony at 2 p.m. wa!l mic-rophone · by which :.hl• may ,<'ducatorswhoare \Httc·hln:::wllh .tlsu \\l'f(' in tht•ll"t't\111;.! hnt• , • .,rlc•.trn.ttton,,\\,t,tlw <·l"tl'rnf
Jy appolnt<'tl weddings a t S t. 1 solemn liNt by Dr. Ewing S. Hurl · • talk to one grou p of pupils. or lnt<>rf'<;t, indicate lhi" probably ='IJ•'<tkt•r \\as Dr Erl'' trd 1_..,, lnlt'tP"I ~m..tll r,thl•·'-"hC'r~'
Andr~w·s Cha pl'l in Newr>Orl r ..;on. who u ed the single ring ! one s ingly, witho ut dt.turbin~ will he thC' 5<-hool of Tomorrow. Ru""t'li. t·ounl~ hf',dlh .,ff ..,,r ZUP"'" \\'f'rro ,o•arNI \\l'r;· • • \l'tl'rt
Bearh was th:H on Jnn. 30 whi<'h iSNVkl·. th«> olhNs. She simply "tunt>S \\ith ''""'' .nrt cnl<l •''""' .1 nl'l unltt'l1 :.1ic;s Jcll'QU£>lyn Caston., Ttw hridl' wo~e a rtoor ·ll'n~th thl'm in at hN (it'sk. ,., h had oi f t•ntt•rpt•···l· .. t It h:tls
d aughiN of Mrs. Ford Verrinrter modl'l In t·hunttlly luct> with a I A pupil may spend f''tra timr F J•Jy Fare Cookr d · ;:::. b y ·""'1 m '(t-;.
o r 116 On·hl(l Avt> .. Cnrona dcol l ti<'f<'d skirt. Ht.>r roronet of on those subje<'t'> whic-h "'"' dif· BID •• Lou.s~ Mr:eer :'>fr, r;<~.,l ''or;• • "''"' 1 rlr11 .\far. and Ralph Gaston of Costa oran~C' blos<;omc; and seed pearls firult for him. or ma) progrt">S rl r''"' .<tH1 " Jl t!;• hl ut• ,,,, ltttl
Mesa; and J ohn Mlltrick, son ot was 1mportPtl !rom England. and more rapidly than othNo, by thi J w ll h a ;:olrif'n thm.•• ~~~~ • M
~lr. an d ~irs. Mk hael Mlttrit'k from rt fell a veil of Fren<.·h net. m eans. The tal)f' nc-rordrt1 methao ThPre are rertaln ba.-.ic-pnn your roa"1 fwm "tit k 1 n~. Bro~\ n rr••r! ,1 no ... P).!J~ or ~old l.Hco anrl
of Garden Grove. Uer bouquet of ol'('hids and Ro·j is used in readin~. phonic<;. <;pell cipiE>s of <'OokJng whwh C\1.'1) thE' nwat quirkl) on all a lE's -;rJk flnwE'r~
Beauty Salon
to Open Here
man hyacinths was a <'ha rm ing rng. numbers, rella:lon. anc1 think. mother .should teach hPr daugh· t'ovPr "1th u <;to.~lk of ct>lt-r.· one Lal•·r 1n lhP 1'\POinC annthi'T
springtime note. She was given ing. In half-day sessiOns In the ter by the time she is 15. This. rcHrot du:'t•d; a largP onion. party Wa!' hl'ld and an adrtiiiOnal
In marriage by her Ca ther. <'lass room. of ('OUrSt'. is the ideal; daughter<. ,JH•ed . .snd two silct>.;; of tomato wedding rakf" <:cr. f'd for a P<~ rly
Mrs. Jantot Whitney a · matron In addition to the listening to rea<'t to It 1n various ways. and ThE'n , ond th• ,., Important '· of 35 tl<>sf> fnend<>
of honor wore a n oor-length gown a su rpn sang number are apt to "Pnnkle ont> waspoon of sugar ..........~-..1 II •--
of emerald green chiffon and M• H I develop allergtes to the sa uce 0,·er all Arid one fourth cup of ••~---.,....
carried yellow <'hrysanthemums. ISS agen S pan and mixing spoon. water. put ttd on meat and stm·l
A new ~auty parlor. the Car· roses and ca rnations. Twin rous· On<'e taught. however, that mer slowly. If you have about Their first play in sno" w as a
age Trade Beauty Salon, wlll Ins of the bride, Cht'Til a nd Carol Recent 8 r·l de learning to cook is mostly a mat· four pounds of mf'al, cook about thnlhng experienC'(' rE"<'ently for
open tor business next week In Zeller, wore ~afoam g ret' n ter of appealing to men. they <'an 31! hou rs When half done, ~ :"\ewport Harbor a:irls who arP
Corona dtol Mar. A previe w of gowns and ('arried mb:ed bou· frequently work ml.racles. U you sprinkle with salt. l Not before. studeo t.s at Anoakla Sc-hool for
this establ ishment. at 291 2 I! quets. as bridesmaids. A bride weJl known In the have such a daughter, or It you ~iake It tough 1. Girls in Art'adla Home for the
Coast Bwy., will be given to Harry Whitney was bes1 man. Harbor area. where she lived for are a bride whose allergies to • I betwt"t'n·term holldav thev f iJI.
ptOple of the Harbor area at a David Mltlrlck and Darwyn many years, Is the fonner Jo <'OOklng developed to the point o! Next wt"t'k : A recipe for Ver·l ed the brief ''acati~n ";lth a
fonnal opening party next Sun. Brees were ushen:;. Anne Hagen, now Mrs. William utter ignorance, try these recipes . mont baked beans. the Mst you number of events. but the trrp
day ane-moon from 2 to 5. Preceding the bridal entour-R. Paull. She Is the daughter of PIED POTATOES ever tasted. My grandfather said Ito the snow was thto highlight.
Champagne punch will be age to the a l1<tr were little Pat· Mr. and M rs. Norman Hagen of So you think It's easy! A well I so! Com ing home to tf'll storlf'<ii of
served during the party, and a rlcla Mlttrlck !rocked In yellow Rolling Hills . Her father oper-baked potato, dry and mealy , while drlfts and snow men were
free permanent and halr styling organi,Sle. as nower glrl. and a ted Norm's Landing for 13 years with in, <'risp and brown on Its 1 PI ,. Ia ... .-.I \ ~1:elinda Mead, Sue Lansdal~.
prize wm be awarded. R~lvlng Ja<'kle Zeller, who c.-arried the and the lallllly then lived on s kin sJde, is not to be srorned. I ... --Carolyn Ha kes a nd Sherlll Jones,
guests will M tbe shop's owners. ring. Lido Isle. Select potatoes of u nir?rm slte.1 f 61 1111.-•+ I' all ol Lido Isle. Betty Thomas and Anita Wyant, White stoc)t and chrysanthe· The marriage was a formal scrub them harder than you 1r ..,.... oall• ---"-----------
who ~tty m~ to Corona mums In sprays of beauty dec· affair at St. Peters Episcopal would a teen·age face, dry a nd 1
del Mar from Beverly Bills. orated the altar. A reception at Church In San Pedro. The bride rub with cooking oil. Put Into a Wantt"d: A playhouse for the
1 Mrs. ntornu ro~rly was as· St. Andrew's followed the cere· w~ Ivory peau de $Ole w ith 375 detree oven for an hour to Little School of Tou<'h a nd Sound.
80Clated wtth Jo.J Muon'a and mony. Mrs. Robert Zeller, M rs. hand run alenron Ia~ bodice. an hour and 15 minutes. depend· Beta S1gma Phi mel'l'\bers ot
Shedd's of Westwood. She re· Charltos Casserly and Miss VIcky and bouffant full -length skirt. ing oo the s~ ot the potato. The the Ntowport Harbor area are
cenlly returned from New Or-, Vt>rrlnder ~re hoste~. Rer veil was arranged with a min ute they are do~. split open asking an}one wrth ~ut"'h a play.
ltoans. where she was with An · The bride's mother received <'rown of tiny seed pearl~. a nd pinch endwise to break up houSP to donaLe 11 ... o that theov
toines. She has had 9 yea rs In Jn~ests wearing an afternoon ~ridal attendants a ll wore ba l. and let out the sttoa m. St-1'\·e c.:tn ~ ~hp It to the L11tle ~hool
beauty s hop business. Shl' a n. dreqs In min t gTeen silk t'Tl"pe Ierma gowns of white. Th~y In-with a dollop or bune r. melted for tht> plea<:urP and ron!ltruc-
nounces that her motto Is "Qua l. with a white or<'hid in hf'r hair. ~11u1 ded LMrs.. DoAlnl a id EOidBrif'.s~·~ cht'e'Se to which you·ve adcit'd 11\t' Jp:unrn~ of bfinrl t"'h1Jdrt>n ·1•y serv1·,.., a nd Smrles.~ The brldecnonnm·s mother wore •• sses ynne en n t · d h r 'k d a half
• q ; .,.~ :. a a.s o papn a an Thr' ht>lct th~tr \'alf'ntanf' drn-M'rs.. Thomas' son ·in ·law is tht' pink la<'t' with white ort'hids. mons. ~tary Howe. Kart>n Ham . dash of <'ayenne, plu~ 1 tb5p of nN d~nrt" ).ht :'.llurrla\' "'~nt no Son Of •'\tr. a nd '.1-. Charle · Tht> npwJ"·wec'ls hon•.vmoonerl bur<>er and Christine Almqu1 t 0 If f ,.
·• '" J ~ • • • cream. r, you pre f'r. l'<'l'\r .11 thP Vlll.t '\fartn.t \\lth :O.fr!' Krame r of Corona del :\1ar. at Holiday Inn in Carmf'l, with Gary Bu<·k wa... be<::t !lla.n. sour ('ream with chiv£'<;.
Mr. LeRo i. hair stylist from plans to establish tht>ir fi rst Larry E. llagen. Roger \\till.. Lour<:f' \',tn ln~Pn of 31\1-t Royct'
h I G d G For h .. r ller"~rt "'.-alts, Rl.r hard .'lartln POT BOAST LanC'. < o<:ta :\1<'..,.. a.;; ho<;tf'"'" San Francisro. with 15 years ex· ome n ar <'n .ro,:e. " '"'. .....-.• ,_...;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;~-;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:....;;;:;:;;:;:;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;, pcrlence in beauty salons, is as· travPJing a ttlrP thP bn dE' wore a and \Villlam Foote were u~~;hNs Th<' woman "ho can turn out
soda ted with the Carriaic Trade pe::~rork bluf' wool suil drel'..<; The bride is a graduate of u gooct pot roast nt>\ N hJ-. In
Salon. with bone white ac!'Pssorif'<:, anrl NPwport llarbor High ~khool a nr! <tpologile to any hun~ry ma n
The new Salon i" loc<~tl'd in 1 thP orl'h ids from hf'r bridal bou· now attr>ncls l'SC ~hool of But rC'm<'mber. a pnt roa11t 1s
the building formerly O<'<'UpiC'C1 quet. She will ll<' gr~rluated :\tu<;ir. ShP wa" a :'\ewport ll.u· only as good a" tht> mNt \uU
bv Marjorie Ha le Studio of , from H<nbor fligh School 1n June. bor J)(>but:tnte and ~erved a" ... t.trt w1th. You m.ty huy ·1
Charm. 'l'hl' bridegroom is a gr:~rtuate I prr~irt<>nt of Alph.1 Ph1 round bonr. <'hu••k. lhP l'nf! off
lor Carden GrovP lli~h &-hool l ThP hridt:'groom ~~ lht' son of the round. or .1 rollt>rl horwJr,.., BILBOA TWI.s .OR. nnd Orange C'oac;;t Collegt>. a nd I ~tr. and ~i rs. R1lph Paul! of fur thi::. but tw surP that ir h.t~
I now Is atl~nding Long Be:ll'h CuJ,·t>r City. He grac1 uated from c\ bit of f.tt A~k fnr •"<In ""'!.
A hriD SOD crlld dautbter Sta tl' f'oiiE'ge He Is a mt'mhf'r thP t'SC srhool of nt<'hltecture ancl frv 11 "'"'' lv unnl th••"l' , ...
wer• borD Saturday. Feb. 6. of Clr<'le K Club. a nd Is a Sigma Nu. enough grease from 11 '" kf't•p
to R~rt aDd lorbara Boyer,
1605 E. Balboa 11Yd., lalboa. ID
Roaq Ro.pitaL Tile boy weltb·
ed 6 pouoda. 11 ouocea, aDd
the ,U1 weltbed 5 pou.Dd•. 11
ROME FROM HOlfOLULU I Helen U>gg. a<;.<;OCial~ during
the pMt yPar with the Newport
Dunes In the publirlty c1epart . ouoces.________ m~nt, has rf'turned home from a
Fw ol y-prrltfint nooclt. u n ttl. lengthy varatlon and visit with
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Young, Pur.ves Report
for Local Newspapers
(From the Harbor High Beacon>
From the POUCE ' BLOnER Spee.d .Swim
· Team Is lrd e W&DifUDAY, PEl. 10 lty of 33rd St. and Newport Blvd.,
Food valued at $35 was atolen l'ewport Beach, at 11 :02 p.m. T h ~ H.-port Harbor High
from a treezer In the garage of • TIIVIIIDAY, PEL ll School CAA apeed awJm team
Edward Boyd, 44 Beacon Bay . . . A radio waa .atolen from the wound up a •·win, orw-can~l·
'l'om Haley, 1200' Berkshire Ln., car of John Mitchell, 140oi W. Ba,Y latlon IINIOn with a thlrd p1ace
W•tcll!t. reported 2 suaplclous Ave., Balboa ... Twenty pi~ tropl\y In the .....-ent 9 -.mool ,..
persona were requesting to come of alate valu.ct at $60 were atolen Jay tneet at ruUertori. lndiYid·
Into hla home and talk; lnvHtl· from the porch of H. A. Ca1tle· uaJ membera of the butterfly
gating otllcera found they were man, 403 Kings Ret , CIIU Haven stroke relay team alao returned
licensed mlnl1tera ... A watch . . . Drawers were forced open with flrat place medala and rib·
found by Mra. J. Tucker, 204 VIa In the kitchen In the Newport bona,
Ithaca, Lido tsle; waa placed In Harbor Lutheran Church, 2501 Mrs. Diane Patterson, Jnstruc·
the department property room. c urr Or., Newport Heights; con. tor, and Sue Wing, manager, en.
. . . Vandal• sprayed black paint tenta were scattered but nothing tered 7 rt>lay tea.ma ln'lS relays.
on the car of Ma;; II. lt-Br41y, was taken . . . Harbor High won flrat place In
1848 Marapata Dr., Irvine Ter· the butterfly relay, and placed
race •.. Two white sheets, two o I d o d In eacb of the medley, back
dl.sh towels and miscellaneous ona . 0 ge stroke, breast stroke, and COO ·
laundry suppJes, vaJued at SlO, ventlonal stroke relaya. Fuller·
were stolen from the laundry Hom' e Site in ton pla~d first, and Huntington room of Mrs. Robert Haroley, • Beach tallied ~nd, ahead of
1503 Haven Pl., CIU Haven . . . M I s I d Harbor High.
Mrs. Lavern Wheeler, 1115 E. Bal· esa S Q NeWport Harbor defeated La
boa Blvd., Balboa, reported a pos. Habra, Hunllnrton Beach, La·
slble attempted entry Into her The choicest piece or real guna Beach', and Santa Ana, and
home ... Sylvester T. Sullivan. e tate In the heart of Costa was rained out with Tustin.
43, motel occupant, 2830 W. Coast Mesa-the 5 acres where Judge Outstanding compet4tors f o.r
Hwy., Newport Bea c h. was and Mrs. Donald _ Dodae have Harbor Hlih GAA were Betty
charged with intoxication at lived s lnC'e 191 1-has been pur· Jean Gunther. Jt'rl Warren VIcki
10:45 p.m .... Sidney E. Locke, chased by the Ha rbor Investment Ht"m, Mlche!!e d'Usseau. ·Nancy
1501 Kings Rd .. Cliff Haven. re· Co. of Newport Beach and a Buck. Talty Meyers and Sue
ported the loss of a ladles' small syndicate of Investors. Baker.
gold watch set with diamonds The property has 300 feet ofj --------Chri.; Young and Margaret' journalism." stated Chris, "be· a nd sapphires at the Balboa Bay fron tage on Anaheim St. and Rulli .. VIII fii-
Punes are two Harbor High stu. cause writing gives me a sense Club ... Ofril'ers were unable to 630 f~t on Center St. It Is the •• -r
d('n! ... who ta ke a dedded Inter· of responsibility." locate a possibly Intoxicated wo. site also of the old Justice Court C
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e ... t in journa lism . Another outstanding journal· ma n wearing a red jacket. jump. building, where Judge Dodge ......... If U 7 0
Chns Young, a junior, became ism s tudent ls senior Margaret lng in front of cars in. the vlcln· held court for many years. He
inlert>"ted In writing when he Purves. and Mrs. Dodge plan to move to
enrollt'd In elementary education Margaret enrolle~ in advanced Tus t in by July 1.
Heart Fund eaptalna b the
Corona del Mar area .-celvect In·
atructlona and Informational ma·
terlaJ Tueeday at a meetinl at
the home ot Mra. Loren Heather,
1808 Hlthland Dr .. llaJ'bar HJab·
lands, Heart Iunday Yiee·dlalf.
man for Oranp County,
Mra. Arthur V. 1....., ehalr·
man for Corona' del Mar, hu
appointed the followtna eap.
talna: Mmea. W. H. Moeeman,
Everett Lewla, l . B. lohaMen, Jt.
W. Davia. Jack Bayer, Floy Scott •
Frank Gould, Jerry Greer, Clara
Axtater and Henrietta lone..
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Army Set. Dean Gilbert, 25,
son of Mr. and Mra. John J. cu.
bert, 531 El Modena Ave., New.
port Heights, t. a member of
the newly formed 66th Armor
rod and cun club In Illeshelm,
Germany.
SJ'r. Gilbert. a forward obaer·
ver In the armor's Headquarters
Company In Illeshelm, is a
graduate of Newport Harbor
High School a nd attended
Orange Coast Colleee and Long
Beach State College. His wife,
Jean, Is with him In Germany.
Shop with the ,.merche11h who eel·
verlise l11 the Enslt"·
.'Blue Birds'
Dance Friday
Celttbratlng the end of their
recent auct'ftdul peanut aale,
180 Blue Birds from Co.ta' MHo&,
Newport Beach and Corona del
Mar will meet for their annual
~uare dance In the Fellowship
Hall of St. Andrew'a Church, 600
St. Andrewa R o a d, Newport
Heights thla Friday from 7:30
to 9 p.m. Arrangements are be·
In& made by Mrs. James Dranke
and Mra. Fred Mulker.
All of the girls wtU arrive
dreued appropriately for the
evening's tun and dancing. Re ·
freahments will be served with
cookies and blg,..punch bowl the ~1'\t.~r . ol attrac.tlon.. . .... _
Before concluding the evening
the glrl.s will sing In unison the
family Blue Bird 80ngs, ending
with the traditiona l ''Sine Your
Way .Home ."
Mrs. Frank Overlees, an ex·
perienced 5quare dance teacher,
will show the alrls many simple
dances such as the VI rginia reel
and tht' heel·toe pollul.
Ill W..C Jtdl a., C.U lieu
C.....lleMPa-IIIWU!
Ja ..;t Septf'mber. His writing was ' journalis m this year and was Gr.ISWOids Aid The property Is expected to be ~o ou!')tandtng that he was per-~ permitted to work a" a rPporter used for mul!l·s tory. multiple
nllUt.•<l to write articles for the on the Beacon although she had Camp Pro·lect residential development. Dl'a('()n. One ot Chris' best editor· I no . previou journalism t'Xperl·
t,d-... on the birthdays of Wash-ence. Offi A I '-111..1 lnl{lfl/1 and Llnroln, can be read ller ability to w rit(' and her Mr. and Mrs. Donald Griswold cera re •••• •
111 1'1" , ... ~.ue or the Beacon. Chris eagerness to work ('Oablcd Mar·jof Corona del Ma r have been B HI ... s hool a 1, now the only Harbor student garet to gPt a JOb writing Cor prl'<;entect a s p<'dal rt'f'ogmtlon J ... C l'lup
\\rtlrn.: n•gularly tor both the thp :\ewport .. Harbor En<~~~n. l n
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.1w..rd tor being !he first and ! The be lnnln of the new
The Nowport Harbor Board of
Realtors voted 89 to 83 last
Thursday In favor of retaining
the present 5 per cent sales com-
mission rather than Increasing it
to 6 per cent. The Realty Board
members a lso agreed not to
bring up the issue for at Jeast j another ye:n.
.~-·W•IIIII Cllrkt's lllwllll SUps ;yf~' lfOIITIWUJI .._ WAJKJKJ
Swfm Sulta. Sa.ron~ nra.e., Jtelld8 "Children'_..
1blnp. Muumuu.a. Luau c.o.tume., Men'a Aloha
SbJrU. Gltta. Decoratlona. South Sea Party D«o= •• aoaaa eo..t aa..L (~~at te .._, LGtraM
-JIAmiQ AVL aAUOA tai.A1n)
1.1 .. ,1, •• 11,\r'' and advanced jour. her column. Tar Tat!IP<~. Mnr· prlnl'I)JI(' donors to makp th(' nc· g hg 1 tall tlon or " · h 1 ·1 . <~emC'ster saw t e ns a n.dl~ 1 d.J..,~('<;, f:ret wr~~,~~fy' tng.s S 7'~ ar 10 qut:-.1110.~ O( !~('11ne\~ Boy ·~OUt Ia n('W ttll\t(' or OrfiN>rs tn the
c tn January . 1960 Chris be · ~r 't r ~ 01~ng" co 1 mn.l camp, 0 Lost ~ e}:. :O"s'c <'. Xational Spanish Honor &K-Iety ~ 1:1 ''"rkt n~ for th<' Globe·HN· j P1~n to m~ or t;or m nor ~ . Th<' rangf.' mptre rea ound. at ~('wport Harbor Hl~h St·hool.
;tid ,o·ld Pilot He Wrttf.'S a eol· ?urna tsm at I e .. nl\f.'r<;t ty o t•t l of Bo~· .Scouts has complete I The n<'W otfiC't'r' arc.>: Cary CaJd .
urn·t Harbor Htgh Note," in Colora~.o nl'xt ~ear. c;tated Mar· th£' arqutsttton of the new hl~h well resident: Harold \;ollmPr.
"hi• 't he tell~ about Harbor fa ret. ~our~dll"~ nge~., ~ <'hal-, ac1\(ln!ure mountatn ~~mp si~e ~ \·Jce:p~<' ldent; :\1arv Dt' La Torre,
lla,..h h.tppt:'mng.;, sO<.'Ial events. enhge th at r<'an tlt i " .. In any of 28flacres.aboust lmles.nosrt . secretar'; Kare n . ~\eranre .
• an I 'luh al'li\ lttl'~. ot er p ase o wr ng. ea'\t of Warn('r pr ngs In an -d Charalee Sergeant, Nt>xt summer :\targarl't would Dit'go County trea urer. ~n 1 ,\l!hough he nasf not ~aclc.> like to gt>t a job w l!h a Santa OthN cont.ri butors were the program c 8 rman. J~Nm.tnl'nt plans or c~ ege. Ana paper. "I ft>f.'l that th£' mon· Ho.1g Foundation. thf.' Skip Fife
t hrl ... ft'<'ls that he woulrl !•ke to ey could help !o pay part ot my :\it>morial trus t fund. Dick Rich·
t•ontJ•lllf' v.orking in the faeld of I collegf.' pxpen~s." 11he said, "and ard. E. c. Missildine, Aus tin
tnurn.Jii..,m. r will also be gN!Ing more t>X· Sturtevant. Mrs. Lewis Moulton.
·I lt•ftnit£>1y want a care<'r in perlf.'nce in Journalism." Howarrl BPar and Judge Karl
Yo-Yo Wi111ra to Go Lynn Davis, president or the
Orange Empire Council.
18-Year...W lor Tries
Ti Flee Fr1111 Pellce
2 Men File
In District 5
A Long Beach boy. 16, charged
by Newport pollee with Jack of
parental control ant! runaway. T R.,•H I fi11l1 b R ·was tak<'n to juvPnfle hall last 0 --· I Har or est Friday afler the youth jumped
_ from a police <'ll r at Coast Hwy.l C.~rol .Ander!.on, II. of 380o l p . t T I d and MacArthur 81\'d., Corona IContlnu ed from PaRe l J ~ashore Dr .. \\c.>st ~"wJX?rt. and r01ec 0 del Mar.
to .,.\Jr Corp. Officer Candidatt> Steve Bdllc.>w. II . of o27 Rl\ er Ide The boy was recaptured In
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S<.'hool. and. as a lieutenant, was Ave.>., l\ewport llet&hts. were the 1 Plans for a S2JO.OOO building some bushe at a motel at Coast
assigned to Hobbs Air Force Base high girl and boy S<'Orers In the de\'elopment program were re· Hwy. and Dahlia Ave., Corona
In New Mexico. In November. final Yo · Yo contest Ia I Thur. · vealt'd a t the recent annual del Mar. He had been taken Into I
19-H. ht> received urgent orders day for all ctty pl.t,vground win· meeting of Harbor Rest M<'m·l custody in the AJI American
tor O\ t>rseas duty, was shipped nl'rs. orial Park. Markc.>t , 3(}19 E. Coa t Hwy., Co·
o\er to Calcutta 10 solve the Seronct place \\'tnn<'!." W(lr<' The '\hareholdNs of Harbor 'rona del Ma r. wherf.' he had al·
cri tH 11 probll'm or making a~r· Carey Car:.on. . of I>~ 0<-t"an Rc.>"l :'\tc.>morial Park elected the leg£>dly s tolen a 35·C't'nt book
rrart !&rf.'s last longer. For t · Blvd., B,l!boa. for g irl .... anci Bill follow1ng directors and offtN>rs: and a 10 <'l'l\1 bag of nuts. Mar·
he rf'(('J\'t"d a sl>('<'ial C'ommen · :-:unan. II, of 2f~ · 161 h St • Wt>c;t Robert Corf~an. pr~sident ; Roy I ket Pf'OPif' did not wish t? pro.
lion from the command1 ng gen. :"ewport for thP no~' H.tmmond, Vtl'f'·prestdf.'nt ; Claud Sf.'cute. The vouth told pollee he
c.>ral 'If Airport Transport Com · Th1s tourney. c·onrlut·tpd lor•al \\'~nc.>gM, ''ice ·president; Carl did not \\ant to go back to
man•l for the China, India. Jy by !hi' :"Pwport &•,wh r('('r£>a · J .... ntwr. st'crPtary: Robert Craw . .;chool.
Burm l thc.>atre. He ~as out or lion di\'l~lnn . IS p,Ht of ,a <;(ale· I fcm1. trpasurt>r; Edna Jacobf.'r .
t hl' ~NV1ce in 1946 with rank of wide annual f'\l'nl Th(' r1r..l · gl'nNal manager. and Max L<'· TOM CHILDS TO TALJC
r.1;o 111 plac·e winners ''til go 10 thE' r£> 1 vtne, dlr('('tor. The C'l\ tr a ffairs and the
II•' .onrl his will'. an Iowa girl g lonal ftnab. In ht' lwlct 111 :\or l)eaches. park.:; and recreation
\\ h•Jm hl' marned in 1928. bought walk. The Wtnnerc; or lhtq ~\l.'nt a· I for Crumley• ! C'ommiltl'(' ... of the. Woma n's Civic
,1 q , ·,on).:(' grove near Santa Ana \Viii go to lht' ... tall' ftnals. lr 1 Leagu(' will hold a brunch meet.
;oft•· th<' war. In July. 19-19. Der A rlau~htN. Kim Ell7ah<>th . tng a t 10:31) a.m. Tuc.>sday at the
Jl11 r'H·"""tl Jo hnnie's Liquor~ in Sleep.lng pellls l w1•1~hinf! 9 pounds. was born to Irvine \oal>t Country Cl ub. Tom
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COROifA DEL MAll C'1oron.a rlt>l Mar from John ~lr anri ~Irs. KennPth ('rumll'y, Chllds. rity administrative assis t· I ~···.:).•'. \\'h~"n !h<' Irvine Terrar·e 1n27 ('orslc·a Pl., Costa MPsa. In ant, will s peak.
o;u htl,\'l'>ion "'"" OJ>('nerl , t he.> Kelll Is Ian de r Hro;lg llo!o.pital on Saturoay. fc.>h.l -:======================================:::::============;;;;;;;;= ('flok~ rno\f'd from Sanla Ana to G. Sh<' joins hN sister. Carol Ann.
h"' '"h' tHl<' ()f !he ftrst familil'c; 2. 10 !hi' family.
111 tho• TNrii C'f' Func.>ral arrangf'm<'n!, for :'\lr:.. :'\tr Cruml('y is the !'On of ~1r ... p,.,. '" .an r•nthu:..iaqic nC'('p !:f'a ~faT) P. Stone. -10. of 2f Cdrn<'t \tarinnc Crum ley of Balboa Is· r1 ... h..,rm.tn, ,,nrl hal' caus,:ht .. ,.., .. A\·1.' .• Balboa ll'lanrl. ftrl' pt'nrllllg lanrl. !«'<'retary of St. James
(' o1 m orlin. with Mrs. Cook as at th£' Bell Broadwa>· :'\1£•rtual), F:pt!:cnpal Church, Newport
"'"'•'1-''r of thf'ir powrr rruisc.>r. Co<.lct ;\te-;.'1 Bl'ach Kim Elizabeth is the I II f'l•) 0"" ;\[r~ ."'!riO" \\ "" pr"nnunc Ni ,. '' · ' "' ,-" '' Court h gra nddauithter for ~trs.
Anaheim Sinks
Tars 62 to 56
clf>act on arrl\ at at Hl)ag :'\tPm Crumley. Hrr other son. Ro bert
onal Hospttal at 9:12 p m ;\ton· C'rumlt"y or Pasadena. has 2 d a\'. H «" r husbanc1. William Sto~('. had rallc.>l1 ;\('WPQrt pollee daughtc.>n;. ------------at R:34 p.m. i\tonday to rt"porl 'I II' &..... I I' that she had attt'mptcd to com· OW 1 •• •
mtt sui<'id~. Mr. S~onc told ''I your house for rent?" ask· Th•' ~<'wport Harbor Sailors police h£> wa.; down~ta,trs In their t>d s ne of n group of young
rlrnppPc1 do~vn 10 a J .way lte for livlng room at 8:20p.m. anrl thal t 0 \. a ft c.>r ringing the cioor
last pl ~c<> 1n th(l Sunset l..eague his w 1re rame falling rlown the :up at the home of :\frs. frank b~· lostnj:( 62 to 56 TuPsday to ,s tairs into the II\ lnf{ room. He K 1 -11 0 ch'd Ave Corona
!tiiP hound AnahPim. asked hi!' wilt> wha t wac; wrong d 81r~~ ;) 1 ;.23
1 p m Saturday
Thfl S.ltlors macil' . Anaheim anr she s tated that s he had I s~ 'rear,r1~d to N~WPort pollee:
fight for Its vt ctnry. trailing only takf'n a f1Uantlty of sleeplngl ~ ~ar 1 told th grou t) that
30-29 a t t ht' half. but the Colon · pills. He had her drink some her r~~me !as not f~r rent.
j..,to: pullNI nway to a 6-polnt i vine~ar and s he thrt'W up, laid I .. 11 I!! ow .. came the reply as
vii-to!)·. Jf'.rry IIPhn IPd the her ht>arl on hf.'r right arm and one of't~e g~oup stuck a for rt>nt
Snllnr sronng with II points. rt>ll asll:>ep. si n on her lawn and left the
N•'"port can pull out of the He showed t he officers an g Offl returned the sign
<'Pilar by dPfeating Carde n empty vial which had contaln('d ~~e~.t:i 0 :;;:,7ct Ave .. the rental
Grove thN<' (()morrow I Friday) the pills. She was rushed by rt ot Ann Gilman 408
night. AnahPim can clinch the ambulance to the h08pltal. The ~':~d~ Ave .. Corona del ' Mar, t it lE' by d('fl'atlng <;econd place I home wa~ che<'ked but no su icide I h rted
Fullc>rton tomorrow. note could be found. 1 ey repo ·
T he N.-wport Ha rbor JV df.'·l Mrs. Stone wu a native of aALETTI--S-O_M_IS_80_U __
fettted Anaheim 57 to 37. 1 Floydada. Texas. and had lived It's a boy for Edward and
Pirates Again
Upset, 87-75
The Orange Coast College Plr·
ates w~re again victims of an
u()!let Tuesday night. losing to
San Bernardino fr1 to 75. The
Plrat~ are now tied for third
place with Citrus with a 7·5 ret·
ord. FUllerton, victorlou• over
Rlwrslde 92·72. haa clinched the
title wtth 12 wlna and stUJ no
defNt.. Santa Ana, upset by Mt.
San Antonio 57·51, Is second
with •·3. ~ Plrata will play at Santa
Ana tomorrow (P'riday) eveninr.
llaplftl to awn,. an Nrller de·
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......... 0 ....... ..
.... c:.ll .. ,.., .. ... 01101.1 .....
in the harbor area for 6 years: Pntrlcla Ralettl. 1718 Morland
She Is survlv~d by her husband 'I Way Newport Beach -born
a son, Jerome Allen Stone, a lso Wed~esday, Feb. 10, In Hoag
of the home addreM; her Ca ther, I Hospital. weighing exactly 8
George W. Abernathy of La unds
Habra, and a brother, James A. po -·--------
Abernathy of Downey. CBOJa orncza .AMD .._ F••• ~1111 •. ..., ....... ... The newly eJected Chancel
rholr offl~rs ol the Newport
Harbor Lutheran Church are Bill
Perll'ln, preeldent; Mrs. Lee
Vader, vl~·presJdent and social
Mrs. Spence !Lola) renne.ll ot chairman: Mra. Harold Neuman,
21 Bolivar, Lido Park, haa join· teCretary. ed Crow.ll. Weedon • Co. ol Co· __ ........_ ___ _
rona del Mar aa a ~rt.tered aomG TO ll....a.AJID
~presentative. She has been u . The younr people's Luther
soctate producer and tcript Larue ol the Newport Harbor
writer for a nu.mMr of tf'levftllon Lutheran Church will go on an
thowa. tncludlnr "Enrtneer 1111" oaUq to MarlMiand Sundq
and ledr Doutlu' "I Snft'h for a~ wtU m.et OCher Luttwr Advftlt1are.... IAelue .... ,. tram Oran.-
Her tnaaband I• ~ated wtth eo.=. ,.., wUI ._._ tnlla 1M
Larry H-. of O.V.nt Newport at 11 :JO a.m. Itt c.n
Yat-ht Saln u manaaer of prwldN by tlw Men'a lrotMf.
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MISS LJJfDA ftOVEJfC& EJfSJGif &08EIIT DIEJIL
MISS LINDA PROVENCE
TO WED ENSIGN DIEHL
The engagemen~ of Miss LJ nda The youn( couple met at the
Ann Provence of Bonita to En· University of Arizona, where En.
sign Robert Stuart Diehl. son of sign Diehl graduated In 1959.
Mr. and :-.1rs. R. Stuart Diehl of He Is a member of Phi Gamma
Corona del Mar, has been an-Delta and charter member of the
nounl·ed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles University or Arizona chapter of
Benton Provence, pare(lts of the Sigma Gamma Epsilon, national
bride-to-be. fraternity for earth science ma·
The new!l was reveal«:d at a jors.
rt'<'t'nt buffet upper for members He graduated 2 weeks ago
of t h~ family at the Provence from the Navy Officers Candidate
homt>, and open house was held School In Newport, R. 1 .. and has
during the evening tor young been assigned to the Naval air
friend" of the betrothed couple. forces. Alter 2 months In Jack·
Upon ht'r return to the Unlvers-son vllle, Fla.. he will take 4
lly of Arizona campus, Miss months of air flight training In
Provt'nr<' pass<>d chO<'olates and G~orgia.
told ho>r sorority sisters of Pi ---------
~f~~J;/hl about her weddlng t Ski Club Off
I on Snow Trip
Kite Safety
and fun
checklist
for
earthboys
uunchlng Pad-Opeo field
away from overhead wires.
During Countdown-Make
sure k.ite has oo mecaJ pans.
$round Control-Dry cotton
strina Dlf/y (Mwr wire or metal·
tit).
C ...... ~eel---Abandon
k•~£ lmi'MliiDt~ly if it catc:ks
in Qlf)l wl"s!
SOUTHUN CAUfOINIA
COWAJIY
I Running wa iN· kilng competl·
ltlon this time or year, e\'en In
the Ha rbor area, Is that on the
snowy s lop<'S of Southern C.l11·
Cornia mountains. Orga nlted to
participate a-. a group In this
sport Is the BaCboa Ski Club of
48 members.
They leave the Harbor a rea
Feb. 19 to be gone throough Feb.
22. s tarting with the winter
carnival at Mammoth )fou ntain
In the High Sierras and Jnclud·
lng the winter Olympic's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Speres
(she's secretary or the club I, or
227 Ruby Ave .. Ba lboa l!!land;
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Joh nson of
Westcliff: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Soule
and Hank Smith of Balboa Is·
land: Messrs. and Mmes. Tom
Evans · Jack Sederlund, Wally Cavan~ ugh. of Newport Beach:
Messrs. aod Mmes. AI Thomas.
Pat Barnett, Tom Hall, Branch
Kerfoot a nd Edwin Fox of Corona
del Mar: Mls.s Liz Holsteen and
.Miss Maxine Hartwick of Balboa
make up the group.
'Mardi Gas'
Fete Feb. 27
Annual Mardi Gras for St.
Catherine's School Auxiliary Is
a nnounced for Saturday. Ft>b. '17.
at the VIlla Marina restaurant.
Parents and their euests w ill be·
gin w ith a happy hour a t 7 p.m.
following with a buffN d inner
from 8 until 9:30. Dancing and
door prizes will complete res·
tivitles.
M rs. Bert Espiau I.; r hairman
of the e"ent this y('Hr She will
be assisted by l\lrs. tha
Roberts. auxiliary presldt>nt. an
)frs. Harold Lambt>rs. trNtsurer.
Ticket chairmen ar«C' :\lr-<. Edwin
Bus hman for the Laguna Arl'a
and and Mrs. GNald Walsh for
the Newport Area. Re enatlons
a re to be made on or before Feb.
22 'w ith Mrs. Thomas KiZ<'r in
the Laguna Art>a or Mrs. Bert
Esplau In the Newport Artta.
Mrs. WIUam Collup Is press
chciirman. Mrs. Ray Hlttel. a ·
slsted by Mrs. Lawrt>nt-e Straw
and Mrs. Harry Ric hardson. will
furnish the deroratlons. Mrs.
Arthur Mack. Mrs. Raymond
CabJe and Mrs. ~rge earring·
ton are In charge of the door
prizes. ---...----
WHALE SP<n'TED BUE
lrv Whltney of 2624 CK-un
Blvd., Corona del Mar, reported
sighting a whale Tuesday about
200 yards ort Balboa Peninsula
Point.
'
Roa d To Re cov er y
y.., ..... ........ .. .. ........ ,.. ........ ..-.,. n.. .... ..., ............... .., .................... ,.. ..... ...... -.........
. CHIJRf:HU PASTOR WRITES ABOUT
COMMUNION ETIQUETTE ................. ....,
......... Qudi-The ACted
rite of baptlml will be perform-
ed Saturday by Putor R. C. Mote
durlne the 11 a .m . worship ~r·
vice. ''The Llvtn• Unlf' 1a the
UUe of a film to be •hown at
the youth meettne at 7 :30 p.m.
Friday.
Hat., Jl~Uclc: and glove. are dealt wUh-In a dlSC'us.slon of
church communion etiquette by the Rev. John Parke, rector of St.
Jam" Epl.copal Church In Newport Beach.
He writes In the latest laue or "Good New ," the monthly
publication ot St. James: •
"The Altar Guild has aent In a request that our ladlt>s and
alrls remove any u ces. llpttlck before receiving from the chalice
• • • during communion service. at St. James Episcopal Church. New
lt. J .... • &,._•p•l Claudl-dyes In aome ot the Jlpstlck.s cannot be blenched out of the linen
Holy CommunJon wUl .. be held at puritlcatora.
all Sunday eervlces: 8.' 9:15 and "Women who wear gloves should remem1>er to remove the
11 a.m . Sunday school will be glove from their right hand before receiving the wafter of bread
held at 9:15a.m. "IA>nellnfts and -simply a traditional act of r~verence.
Love" will be the termon topic "Con~rnlna hats -whtle It Is still traditional In the Episcopal
of Rev. John H. Parke, rector. Church In America to wear them, we want no one to feel under
Holy Communion will be held at obJieatlon to do so. In England and Hawaii hats In Church are
7 a.m. a nd the evening healing becomlne a rarity. servl~ at 8 p.m . Wednesday, "Surely Cod Is not deeply concerned with hats or gloves o.:
Feb. 24, St. Matthias' Day. lipsticks, but the thoughts In our hearts as we kneel before h lm. • • •
·~ a.bw Lutber•• Cbtuda. Newport Heights -.The
Rev. John Propp wlll (IU.CU.. the
parable of the lower ln hla ~r·
mon on "Th~ Four·Fold Hearing
of Cod's Word" at the 8:30 a nd
1 t a .m . Sunday services. His
text for ~xageslma Sunday ls
Luke Vlll, 4-15. • • •
Cor0DC1 del IICD' Coauaaalty
Clawda -John A. Buges of Los
Angeles wlll be the guest preach-
t>r at both the 9:30 and 11 a.m.
servlt-es Sunday. He is the eX·
t>cutlve secretary of the Los
Angt>lcs County Committee on
Human Re lations. His sermon
Sunday will begin the observ·
ance or Brotherhood Wl'ek for
Community Church. He ls a
graduate of Louisiana State Col.
lege nncl has a ma!tt£'r's degree
In Sociology from Fisk Univers·
ity In Tenn£'sscP. • • •
Lutbercm Chu~b of the Master,
Corona d£'1 Mar -ScxagesJma
Sunrtay will be markl'rt by two
morn1 ng servtCC"'i at 8 and 11
n m. and a Sunday Sc:·hool at 9:30
a.m. The Eplc;tle ll'sson for the
day 1 recorded in II Corinthians.
a nd It Is a short story about thl'
sufferi ng<~ and hfe of St. Paul.
Pe-ople are continuous ly as king:
"Why hall this happened to me?"
Tha t will he the RCC'v. Douglas F.
Wessell's sermon topic. • • •
Pint Cbrlaticm Cbu~b of Costa
Mna-"Back From 1 he Tomb"
will be the sermon subject of
Pastor Franklin 0. Bixler J r. at
the 10:40 a .m. Sunday service at
784 Victoria St .. Costa ~lesa. Sun·
day IIChool will be held at 9:30
a.m. A progressive dinner will
be held sta rt ing at 6:30 p.m.
Friday, FCC'b. 26. in the church.
with Mrs. Arland Murray as
chairman. • •
St. A ad r e w 'a Presbyterlaa
Clnarcb -"D,ngerous Discover·
les" will be th«C' sermon subject
of the Rev. Charles Dierenfield
at 8:15. 9:35 and 11 a.m. Sun-1
day ervices. Tht> tE'Xt Is from lst l
Corinthians. 10:26: "For the earth
Is the Lord's and the fullness
thereof." Sunday school w!ll be
held at the same hours. • • •
Second Quarter Honor ·Roll
Is Announced by Harbor High
Here 1.a the honor roll for the econd quarter at Xewport Harbor
High School :
IEKIOIIS:
Claudia Abbott
Donna Albright
Johan Baker
Karen Ballard
Mary Bandel
Sheritta Buchanan
Dorothy Cantelupc
Fred Cru;.sle
Bob Caya
Terry Cia rke
Carol Coma rdo
Cathy Coldoff
Judy Collins
Barbara Cooper
Sharon Craig
N~>ge Cyr
Kathlec.>n Dalton
Paml'la E\•ans
Cathy Fogarty
Jane Font1 us
KarPn Foster
JOMIOIIS:
Ca rol Adams
Pennie Adams
Stephanie Adam~
Leslie Ary
Janet Bowman
Ellzabeth Bradley
Sandra Brockman
Ka ren Bruins·
Richard Brunt
Susan Burgenbauch
Phyllis Bursley
Gary Caldwell
Jolene Ca3ala
Ralph Chamness
Katy ~nberg
Cathy Evans
Lynda Flnl
Kath)' Flowers
Sandra Fuller
SO .. ONO&ES:
Caroline Bert
Nancy Sidle
Lynn Bjorneby
Marilyn Blower
Ken Bonner
Jpannl' Bruhnker
Patty Buchanan
Dotty Bu h
Lynn Buxton
Pa t Caudt>ll
Pat Collin
Jodi Frost l'\anci )laJrnell
Nancy Gardner Terri )1cDonald
Norma Cates Darlt>ne ~1<')1amgal
Patricia Gay John )ofrSt>vney
Sandra Godwin Gary MorrLSOn
Susan Could Joan )forrison
JoAnn Hallberg St'verly Paul
Mary Jane Hambrook Linda Pun·ell
Tom Herbert :O.targaret Pun·t>,
Carolyn Howard Colleen Rupp
John Uulbert Chara lee 54-rgec~nt
Chris tina Hu~sey JoAnn Shrad~.>r
llolly Ingram Theresa Spnn~
)1arlann J('linek Knstan :-tal
Jan<' L.aurtt> Landa Slt>llt•r
Sharon Lesher Judy Tur'1N
Bt>v Li£'ntz Carol~ n Verm.ll) 1
:\lu h.tel Llnstedt J<>rl W • .uren
r.ay Lloyd \\'slil•lm \\'adolf
Da\c Loura«C' Pat \\'hf'mo.n
Valerie Lo\\en Jim \\'ortlu.•n
Jack Geor~e
John Gr('('n
John Grae-.M'r
Emily Hammorul
Oorrine Ha nsey
Diane Harri~
Richard Harris
John Hught>-.
Nancy Johnson
Janet Jones
Carol Kanolrl
Barbara Kt>nned)'
Jackie Kl i.ng
Arlene Krlz
Richa rd Lefmann
Tamara McCollom
Charlene ~elson
Leo Nyholm
Judy Parker
Silsby Easllnan
Chuck Engel
Louise Feeney
Pete Fla herty
Virginia Forbt-s
Jan C'.oodwin
Helen Ha ll
Carol Kiewit
Margaret Kra u t'
Oetlef Korn
Patncaa Pre·ri•
Sandre~ Ramell.t
Landa Round
Bonnat> Ru"*IJ
Judy Schmidt
Pat Sch ultz
Daane Schwa rtz
Robert Sht>leny
Suz.annl' S1ble)·
:'\anc}' Smith
Susan Smtrh
Jill Stauffer
Carol Stott
Nanry Ta~ lor
Robert TE'gPI
~tartha 1:raph.ag<'n
Art Van E,uon
Harold \'olmer
Pamela Under
Mske ::\tor~y
Taffy :\lyers
\\' . .:\l ike :\IN'
Diane Paget
Kit Proba o
Randy RtO'dr!ack
Kathl('('n Sau.e rman
K art>n Se\'l'ra nc e
Gail Sha rtler
BrucP Coston Chrlat Church By_ihe_sea-ThL' Marina Darcy
Rt>\'. Edward C. Smith will FllESHM~If·
~teve Lewis
Ca thleen LoesN
Pat>rre )tJchaud
Ann{' Showstark
Sara \"an Ornum
Salt\· \'auschn
P.ush Young bt'r~
preach on tht> subj('('t, "Laying lk't y Bar~ett
II On the Line." a~ 9:30 and li t Rul'Sl'll Blasting
a.m. Sunday serviCe:;. Sunday I R bert Black mar school will be ht>ld at 9:30 a.m. 0
Th R Phil' Norvell of San Barbara Bro'' n e ev. 1P _ Ingrid Buhtk Pedro will spt>ak at t p.m. Sun.: Dtnna BuliN
day on "Middle EaQt Problem..s Barbara Rullrr
In the church sanctunrv. This ls 1 ,1' 'h r p"~tl , . : ,, art a .. am ·~: one or a sNies or sen l<'f's sp?n·l Chri.sttna Cordsncr
sored by the church commlssa.on Stl'\'e Donaldson
tx> sernd ~Y th: Palo.t Class. Vicki Elduayon
\'lckl Fred<>rick
Su<~an Ga1Jay
)fary Griesser
Da,·id llc~mmond
Jlollae Ht>ndrk ks
Roherta Ht>rk
Diana HNnn.;
Brll Lc Bus
Jam :'\t'lson
Lynn ~obi('·
Kal't"n PeterQ('n
Patrkta Porth
Ranrl~ Rag~"
Bob Robt>rt,
)fan· Runa nl:(
Ste,:e Russ£'11
Sail\· &otil:'lcl
Barbara !'mith
El iz."lbeth Tl>lPI:'Z
John \'rt>rllnr<
Rita \\'allac""
Sandra \\'a ll l.lm'
Kathv \\'itt ~laraiy n Y.l~Pr
on missions. RE'frt>.shm£'nts ''ill I Polly Dunlap
ChrlaUaD ScleDce Cbu~bes or ___ G_o_r_d_o_n_F_o_r_g_e_r ____________________________________ ___
Newport St'ach. Corona del .Mar
~~~ ~~~n~~~ ~~nt~.~i~~d~.: LIFE MEMBER A WARDS
God will be Pxplained in thP all·
knowing. a ll-creating. all-wise. ARE
all-comprehending. all-loving in-1 finite mind. Paul writes In the
GIVEN BY PTA'S
Colden Text from Romans 112:21.1 * * * .
"Be not conformed to this world: Honorary life memher'lhlp_ in
but be Yt' transformed by the re·l the P.T.A. went to Mrs. Wlldan
newlng of your mind. that ye Thomas. exe<'Utl\'e dsrector of
mav prove what Is that good., :-iewport Harbor Girl Scout • and
and a('('t'ptable. and perfe<'t, wall John Case. 619 Jasmine A,·e.,
of God." I Corona d<'l )tar. sixth grade
• • • teacher In the Newport School.
Balboa lalcmd II e t bod I • t when the Newport School PTA c bur c b -In obsen·anre o t met Monday aCtemoon In the
Brotherhood Week. the Re,·. Cod· school ca!etorium.
frey Grat>Oin will speak on The prt>sentatlon was mAde by
"Brotherhood-Believe It -Live )frs. John Laun. Founders Day
It-Support It" ~t the 9:30 and chairm an. The award!~ we re n a .m. Sunday sen•lces.. made for their work i n educa.:.
tlon. Mr. Case has taJ'ght for .>
years In the Newport school. ...........
~~~~··...., Gilbert ~al and R I r-hard
ShHts a~ .-X1~ndlng an lnvlta·
lion 10 the public ro visJt their
new mortuary In Costa '1esa
from 1 to 7 p.m. thls Su nday.
The location Is 427 E. 17th St.
Mr. Se-al Is a graduate of tht-
Calltom'• Colleg~ ot Mortua!')·
Scl•nce In Los Angeles. He ls
pr81Mnt of the Gold Coast
Shrine Club. past prn1dt"nt o1 the
Cosata Mesa Cham~r of Com·
m•n:e a mftnber of Ktwanls and
of ~Iannt t.octce 708, F. and
A.M. Mr.~ Is a graduate ot tl\e
WUUamt lnttltut. ol Embalm·
lnl. c..... City, Ka-... ... ... • ,_......, putMr ol ....... ..
MGrtury.He-. ...... ..odat·
41e1 wttb leal'• AmiM&Jancoe Set· ........ ,..,,..... .., ... -,. .................... 3
ouncw ...... lahl....,, hb. 11. ............ .,.,.. ...... ...... -c. ..... lml .. Balboa.
A skll, "Poll). 'l'om and Arls·
totle," wrlttl'n by Mrs. George
Michaud of Lido lslf', a PT ·
member. "as taa~ by te3cher$.
The k it depleted 3 phase of
reading Instruction. They lnchul.
f'd lnstruotaon as gl\'en with all
cl In one room. p~nt day
flrst·'lrade ln.strue1lon and the
newly . ln.stitutf'd lndh lduahzed
intert' t rt'adlng In t ruction.
* * * )Irs. Catherane Chapman a
teacher. and ~lrs. Frank )tar
shall. 424 Beh ue Lant', Balboa
re<'el\ ed honorarv llfe member
shaps when the ·Horac.>e En_lgn
Sehool P.T.A. held It Found.:,...
Day program Monday evening tn
the _chool cafeteria.
Mrs. Chapman ls a ~adJng
teacher In elementary schools in
the district. Mrs. )tar-shal l'<~
award wa ba~d on hl't sen ll'l'
as a Cub Scout dt'n mother. com
munit,· work. being a mt•mhl•r
of the-board of rlin>etors of tht'
Horat't' Ensign P.T.A. and lx>1 nl{
presid{'rlt of tht> N<-wport School
P.T . ..\. Sht' l'l"('('i\-.d 2 de<"'rallon"
from the French iO\'ernmE-nt rot
her unde rlJl'OUnd work in F'ran<'t'
during World War 11 .
The awards Wt'l'l' made during
the stagang or a play. "Wlt3t l<t
Your PTA Line?" In whi<'h th4"
2 took part. ~t rs Goldlt' JOI!K'ph
wu Founder.; Otly <'halrman.
Mrs. Arttlur Ltndt'kf' P~"'ldf'nt.
pre.sidt'd. In otht'r hu In~ tht"
group ag~ to haH_• ll'('hool
band uniforms rlunl'd
APPLIANCES
SM.ES• srua
In Reaa ..,.caL ''---------....., ..... -~,--------;.
I •&WfOIT •aa.oa DSIGII f
COIM).A D&LIIA& CAI...IPOD1A I TII17.SDAT. PUIIUAIIT ... ·-
LYNN FREDRICK DAGUE, son
of Mr. ar~d Mrs. Harold Dague .
15 Balbo~ Coves, he5 s•arfed
ho recrvot tr~ining el the U.S.
Navy T re 'l "'9 Ce"~'er '" San
D·ego -------
Tuesday Club
Meets Feb. 23
t At Bay Club
"UI~IOI') dar!n't j U<;J happt>n "
Thi is tht> thought pro\ oked I b) ,r.t'orge ~tuart or Oja I. g uest
'lwllkl!'r S<'ht-duleod b~ thf' Tues.
rJ,I\' Club for Feb 23. LunC'ht>on
''til bf> a t Balboa &lv Club
"Tht> <:pt>akf'r wril point out
I h.! t htSIOr)' was CaU<;t>d h~ \'f'l')'
h um .. n ht'ang.. with fli'.,IJ anrl
JJ!uod. ancf emotior, mut h ilkl'
.ill of U' ,,J\ .. :\tr~ r.t"or;;rl' Eu
h cnk. pr(1~:.1m <'h.urm!lr. · Ht>
\\.!I o;ho\\ laft> l.kt' r.gurf".; nf
tu .. ron " our'titr•' .r.g pt>O!Jil'.
(a~u·p, \\ hwh he> h , .. marl<> hiM
..Pit "llh .nNP 1.bJP ar urac ~ llf•
"Ill Jl l \( lml,• knt•\\ r fd t .. r~.>
~:,rrtlrn~ lh••l*r-.onal ..... .,,.of thf'lr
lt\t'' an tt•llu g \\I\ tht>:.P ruiN.,
a• It'd a ... thP\ cful unrl••r .,,N' -«.
oft£'n r au,rr1g tt'\ oluaron. war
anrJ <'OnC'lU(''It '
)1r S.r u.trt r!'fi>t\~d mo<;t of hss
~r!OU<i t'OUt .11 vn :h \\'a,hsngton.
D I. "hf'n• hf' u aaned tor Cor-
t>agn .,t'r' t<'f' II•· ha, a degref' in
finf' art!l from l'ni\4'1"5Hv of Call·
rornia :tnt! "h on tht> "ta rt of
thC' Smirh.-.onaan Institution pro· 1 duc·ml:! f•xhlblh !11r the new
mu't'Um
)!r-. Eubank state-s that lunch.
t-on rp .. ,•r\ a t1on.; ,.hnu lrl hi• madP
wuh )lr Edmu nd l'.lr!S('n. OR
3 S(XX), b) tht. Frada)
Attornt>\' and )fr~ Roh<-rt
S<-h\\amh. of 213 J ;th St :'\e\\
p()rt lk'ach art" p,l rk•ng l'\ l!'r)-
ths n~ from thf'.r damanutl\t.>
poodlE' ~l.1:t. to thl'sr ha b~
cfaughlf"~ J B a nd hN a "Ort
ml'nt of tn~ .. a nd p ia~ pt>n-. for a
mo\(' to .1 nt>\\ homf" an lntn£>
TPrrac-P
•. ,.,. •..••. ,
W.S,. .. F ... M
Or. Renyon J. &-udMr of lbl·
boa I land wall be th~ eue I
pt>aker before the Women'
Fellows hip meetlne of the Co·
rona del Mar Community Chu.reh
at 1:30 p m . next W~dneSday.
Feb. 24, In the church.
Dr. Scudder will speak on
"Chr1stlan Social Action." He l
a consultant on prisons and
prison work with the 0 borne
Assn. He was formerly the war-
den or Chino Prl on for Men. He
is the author of the book: "Pris-
oners Art! People."
nnaklin 0 . 8~. Jr. NiiWitw
U 1·4778 • PCI'I'MDoge LJ 1·52N
SUJfDAT
Bshll' School
Church ~rvlce
5:30 \'oung People · MM>tlng
6:30 . Ve per St>n ace
WEDMESDAT
9 30 am Wom('n's Sable Study
• i :01'1 p.m. Prayer M('('t I ng :on p.m. Choir Pra<'tlce
Xur·t>ry and Child Care
Pro' hied
Firat Cbmtian Cbu~h
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
FiltST cBuBCB OF CJUUST,
SCIEifTIST,
3303 \·sa Lado
~ewpon lk'aeh
READI:'\G RQO)f-
3315 \'aa L1do, Xewport Beach
Opt>n "eel< day"-
9 a.m. to 5 p m.
\\'erlne~riay~ 9 am .. i · 13 p.m.
Tuesdays and Fridays--
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
SECOifD CBtJilCB OF CHillST,
SCl£1fTIST
lfewport a.ach at
CoroDa del Ncu
3839 East Cout Hlchway Corona del Mu
READING ROOM-
3839 East Cout Highway Open week daya-
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
SUJO)A"f SEaVICES Dl aoTB cauacau
SUNDAY SCHOOL _.9:15a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICES 11 :00 a .m. WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETI~GS "·---··-.. .8:00 p.m. You ar~ cordially lnv1ted to.
attend the Church Services
and to use the ~adJnc Room.
TIIf' Rt>\" D. We sell. Pastor
Phonl': ORaoJe 3·5022
Sl':'\DAY SCHEOL'LE
·00 A.)t :.-The Sen· a~
~:30 A .. \1 -Sul')day School
11 : A.M.-The Sen· lee Tht>\ 'P hou "!h' 1 h,.. "rt> lrlt'nN.'
,\1 I liS J')(lJ phan Tt>:. a nd lli'P
•'''il ttr nJ:: tht' ,ifrJ\iJ I of a gradu· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a t~' nu'""' from 0Pnmark who w ill ;.
tnk(' nvt>r . o-nt> of t h t' rf'~ponsl ·
btl tt\ fn~ ttof" t-ou-.,>hnlrt \frs !kh'~ 1 mh ... ,, n "rra"'. rf,Ju g ht.-r
nr \lr and ,..... ( .tr! .\llf-1 of
Bno k B.c\ .t:c> 1 \\ h<.• d lt' antki
JMtrnL: r.,n, r : "'"m tv L1t:una
Bt'l• 11
FILM ON NARCOTICS
Th<' puhl!. h.h N>Pn IO\ ,:,•ri ro
".1•1c thC' .. ho" an~ of th~> film
•ln n.u• >lie ' IIPII s flc'~Wf'r
n,,•r,ttt>cl b' 8111 ~a our \\ htl h
wal l bl' "' ri-l'nf'rl I"' FPIIowshap
H.ll l. or I ht> Cvrona tl t>l )ta r Com
mun11y Churrh ·'t !-p m Tut-S·
cia~ ThNe "all bf> no charge
SOUTH SHOlES
UPnST CIUICH
Rubert A. D<n'kbcna. D.D. Mhuater
SOMDAT WOilSBIP
11.00 a m -i :30 p m
1 Sunrlay ~hool COn\'t>n«''C
dursnJ;t mornang wo~h lp 1
\\'t'lcommg South Shor{'S
Reo;ident"' and VI ltors to thic;
Com enlt-nt Location
LACt11fA BEACH
AJn' CALLEJrl
Coast Bigbway at C1U Drl"'
G ILBER T SEA:.. F.ICHARD \V SHEETS
., CO!'OlCl.'f
SUNDAY, FEB. 21
t:-om 1 to 7 p rr.
SEAL & SHEETS
MORTUARY
1960
4'17 £ 17th Strt'et C ta Mt,S&, Callfomla
I R~IIT ua.oa aiSIGII TIIV8IDAY. I'DIIVAft I& 1-
n&JIIID n&IIT TIIVIISDAY, COitOIIA DD.IIA& ~ ........... ,. ................
John Morley, the man who
8COOped the world with hla .eeret
mlsaJon to Sorb Paatemak'l
home near Mo.cow, will be the euest s~aker tor the Lido ble
Woman's Club March 8. Jama.
lea lnn will provide the settlne
In lieu of the clubhouse on the
Island, where repairs and ~·
modeling are proceeding at a
fast rate.
The buaJ ness seaton wUJ be
called for 10 a.m. and the pro·
gram will follow. This chan1e In
time Is necessary to coincide
with Mr. Morley's heavy sched ·
ule.
After luncheon the club mem·
bers will gather around the
bridge tables.
5 YRS. AGO
:
...... CLD
'hventy membera of the Bual·
ne:u Club of Newport ' Harbor
Hlth School are plannlne a vlalt
to Rankin'• Department store to.
day (Thursday> to atudy ad·
vanced bu.alnesa operation.
In order to buy a mold for club
p ins, t~ BUilness Club ls hold·
lne pennant sales throuehout
the month of Februa ry. • • • eCAA
The Girls' Athletic Association
ot NHHS Ia directing all profi ts
from t he donut sa~ towa rd a
scholarship fund. A scholarship
will be awarded to a member of
GAA In the spring.
The donut sales will be held
every third Wednesday for the
next 4 months. • • •
I
TBUaDAY. nl. I. _
12:~ Noon-£BJ:LL Club brtd,. luncheon, •U the clubhouae, !Sl~
W. Balboa Blvd.. Balboa.
12:1~ P.M.-Newport Harbor KIWANIS Club, Juhcheon, VUla Marina
Jtestaurant. Talk on coronary heart dJMue. 12:~5 P.M.-Newport Harbor DCHAJifGE Club, luncheon, Newpo~
Harbor Yacht Club. Talk on 1910 Grand Jury •
7:00 P.M.-BPW Club dinner meetlna at t.tw Jlf~rt Harbor Yacht
Club. Lecture and nlm on Brazil
7:30 P.M.-Annual meetlnt of the United Lutheran Women of the
Lutheran Church of the Muter, Corona del Mar.
7:30 P.M.-Boy Scout Troop 17 and parents, at the Scout house
near the Corona del Mar Youth Center.
8:00 P.M.-Newport Harbor ELKS, 3U8 VIa Oporto, Newport Beach.
FaiDAY. PEL 11
7:30 P.M.-Square dance for Harbor Area BLUE BIRDS a t St.
Andrews Presbyterian Church, Cliff Haven.
IATUIIDAY. PEL _,
7:00 A.M.-Christian Business Men's Commltt~ breakfast a t Ed·
, wa rd'• resta urant, ~12 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa, pre·
ceded by halt hour of prayera.
8:30 P.M.-Promenade concert benefiting the Orange County
Philha rmonic Society, at the Oranee Coast College
auditorium.
JIOWDAY, .FEL 22
Was hington's Birthday-Holiday for schools, banks, post offkes,
City Ha ll.
TUESDAY. PEL 23
12:00 Noon-nJESDAY Club lun('heon at the Balboa Bay Club.
George Stuart will talk on history.
12:15 P.M.-Newport Ha rbor OPTIM1ST Club, luncheon meeting at
e SPANISH CLUB PATIT JORU the VIlla Marina restaurant. e FEB. 10, 1955 Los Marlneros, Harbor's Span· 6 :30 P.M.-Newport·BaJboa ROTARY Club, dinner meeting. Irvine
11. Payne Thayer of Balboa Is h Club. is sponsorlne a ":\laga· e GOOD cmzEKSBIP AWAJID Coast Country Club.
took owr the duties ot Newport 7lnes for Friendship" project to Patty Jones, Harbor Hleh sen· 7:30 P.M.-Newport Beach CITY COUNCIL, in City llall.
~· Beach postmaster on F'eb. 1 from be held In the spring. lor, js the recipient or the Good i :30 P.M.-Balboa Bay LI ONS Clu b, dinner ml't'tlng at the Villa
John T. Boyd ... Pollee Patrol· The purpose o! llle r lub pro C'ltlzcn award given annually by Marina restaurant.
man Gerald Irwin. 29. suftered le('t, whi<.'h will send ~uch mag the Daughters of the Americun WEDNESDAY. FEB. 24
shock and possible ron('ussion nLines. as Time, Sclenllfk Ameri· Revolullon. 9:30 A.M .-QPTJ.MRS. trip to Palm Springs Cor Luncheon.
H AL G . VINC ENT, vice pre ident of Col:fornia Bonk, has retwned
•. h.' .e ,•otv 'n puol·, relations work in the south coast ~~tea
,.,:J he.,J1.J3rte r:"g ·,. tre Corona del Mor off'ce with J im Von
D (~,.. / ~e-pre .de,.t ~.,~ f"'""ager. Mr. V ,cent who storied h' s
OJ"~ong career olmosr 40 fe.Hs ago. served a> o bonk pres•de,t in
Obego, M'ch. br 20 years. come to Laguna in 1953 . Md in 1958
oi,ed tf·e a.,,.,~ of N·;,rthridge. wh'ch merged w'th California Bo n~
·he ome year He is now busy meeting c'tizer>s and bysiness leade rs
wht'n his private motorcyde <'Ol·lcan. Ltfe, and the Saturday Eve· v t d b 1 · 1 1 12:00 Noon-Benefit luncheon antt fashion show sponsort>d hy t he
lldcd with a ('ar drlvE'n by Ed· ning Post to' foreign universities I d 0 e ~~n ly. s~n t~r gtr r ud women's guilds of Mt. Ca rmel and St. John VldJlney
ward Robson 75 ot Balboa and embass ies is to promotr ents an acu t)' a Y rece ve Catholic Chur('hes, at the VIlla Marina restrauranl. Fill 1~ 'F b 3 f t~ · good will 'a.nd better understand· the Good <?lt izf"n award on the
M rch ~Sc If ~ 8.a :r City lng of democracy. basis of dependability, service. TBUIISDAT, FEB. 25
a: ewpo c • • • I leadership and patriotism. 7:30 P.M.-Newport Harbor ZONTA Club, dessert meeting at home
CouDdl race, with the follow· Patty, who resides at 904 South of Mrs. Jim Ray, 544 Seaward Rd., Corona Highlands.
iDCJ iD the ~= Dlttrkt 1 -Bay Front, Ba lboa Island, ls a
1DcuaaheDt Gerald .. DDett, L I member of GAA, salllne, French. SATURDAY, .FEB. '¥'1
H ... 19eroa aDd W, C. ltillder: and service clubs, song leader, 10:00 A.M.-Art exhibit by elementary school ('hiJdren. highlight·
Dlatrtct 2 -Scmdy__Macltay class secretary for three years. lng the Newport Beach Junior Ebetl Art Rental Exhibit
cmd Jay ltottlemTfe: Dlttrkt Junior Homeromlne princess. at Newport Harbor High School ; continuing to 4 p.m. •" 'he Coro.,o del Mar o'eo. He hos a son. Copt. Hoi W . V'ncent,
Mor;,.e jet p1lot stationed at Et T oro, who was in the news 2 weeks
ago when hi\ jet fla med ot..t ot -43,000 feet over El Ce,tro and he
boiled out at 5.000 feet. C opt. Vincent's father·in·low is Col.
W olter Sayle r fomed as the lost mon on Woke lslond during
World War II ond now ~ssociated with Hughes Aircraft ifl Fullerton.
3 -~D._._.t__ ~ Bill. Wl· student council representa tive, SUJfDAY. FEL 21
oppCJMU: .... """. • -IDCUID· and a ward.wlnner ill speed 1:00 P.M.-Seconn day of Newport Beach Junior Ebell Art P.ental
NDt Staaley IUdderbof cmd swimming. salline •. competition Exhibit at High School, contlnulne to 5 p.m.
Nn. Sigrtd ReU: Dlttrtct 5 -diving, rowlne and paddld>oard JIOifDAY, n:s.. 11
lacuiDbeDt Bema lroerlDg cmd races. In addition, Patty hu M Boa f d H RBOR COMMVN CQtj~ ClcueDce JUvbM; Diatrict 1 -' maintained a B average at Har· 7:30 P. .-rd 0 !rectors of the A ITY • · lDaalabeat A. w. -SIIdth. L CIL, at the Norman Watson residence, 106 via Dljon,
GordoD Walker ~ Lee WUd· bor High and is an otJlcer of he r Lido Isle. occ to Stage er; Dlatrtct 7 -Jam .. Stod· church fellowship. ;=.===================;;;;;;;;;;. dan! CIDd w. c. hnow • • • Patty hopes to be a physical
PI W •tt Mrs. Ted Hambrook of Balboa education major at Northwest· ay r1 en was installed as,presld ent of the ern University a fter graduation . • ow THRU TUESDAY B S d Newport Harbor j:;lrl Scout Coun· • • •
Y tu ents d l for her second t~rms ... Dick e DBJLL TEAM
I Whitson, electrical mspector, was New offi cers of Ha rbor High's
EIPLOIM RHYTHM I
SHATTERIN8 DRAIA I
. . 1 elected president of the Newport drill team were chosen for 1960 An onginal 3 a!'t dramA wnt· Beach City Employees Assn. . . . at the firs t meeting Feb. 8.
IE'n and directed by two Orange The Harbor High Sailors defeat· Pam Zander was elected pres!.
Coast College drar:na students ed Fullerton 68 to 60; Paul New· dent; Connie Miller, vlce·pi'UI·
will. be. presented Jn the Coast mann led the scoring with 20 JED.ft aoonn de nt; Rachel Godines, leCJ'etary;
audttonum at 8 p.m. Friday, points. and Leslie Ary, Treasurer.
Feb. 26. • zonA ern .J.
"Gauguin." wrillt>n hy Chu('k e .FEL 17, ltss Senior Jerilyn Godfrey has Nel't fall, the drln team wlJI
Mitrhl'll or Santa Ana a'nd Dave The Newport Beach City Coun. been chosen Zonta girl tor the work out and pra('tloe routines
Rothauser of Tustin, tells tht> d l began rondemnation proceed· month of February. c1urlng first period gym. The
<:lory or P.IUI Ga uguin, the ings at its F'eb. H meeting to Jerilyn, who resides at 3025 flag twirlers are now a part of
FrPnrh artist. whar hE' 1~ -.ea r('h· acquire Padfic Electric rlght·of. F'crnheath Lant>, CO!'lta Mesa, Is the drill team and will be chosen I
in'-! for tn !Iff'. and why hr left way property 1n the. heart of I Girls' Leagu<' viet>. president from second year Sallorette
hi" wife ancl C'hlldren to go to 1 N(•wport · : · C'l ty Councilman I uniform ('OU rt Judge 1 at Harbor members.
T,thitl. Hans Broenng recommended the I High: student rourt ml'mber. a The site or .the drill team ha~ I
:\fr. :\ritrhell will play the IC"ad. vun·hase of the &lboa R<'ndez. flag twirlt>r. member of Girls' been in<'r<'a~rt from 38 members
Pilul r; ·u~utn . and ~1r. Rot-\OUS Ballr~m by the city for At hletk Association. pep com In 1959 to 60 )1\E'mlx>rs in 1960.
h.ousPr will play Vinrent Van U"<' as a ('tVk auditOrium ·. · · mtssion mt>mh4-r, OD of the Mar· The selt>ction of fi eld otrlt'ers, ~r.n~.:h . OthPrs In the C'ast in('lude Cuunry Sup<>rvlsor Heinl Kaiser, in<'r 1'fiTp Naiac1, and bllongs to admiral and cnptaln will be held
Lin tl,l !"P\('r'''"· Lav11na R<-ad1. J1>hn Boyrl an.n TE.'cl llamh~ook thC' Junior Chapter of the Hoag a week prior to new member try·
\\ hn will play nual rol<'s or \~ere elected d~tcctors of Amigo' :\temorial Auxiliary. outs in Junf".
'I.utlt' On<'. t;,IUguin', daughtN. "II''JOS • . ·
~~n ~arlatti'•
Hurler
Bell
3101 E. COASTHWY.
CORONA DEL MAll
08.3-111& ,
The beat in fOO<L MI'Ylce
and gradoua hospitality • •
In a charming Old Enqliab Atmosphere ,.,rl his T.1h1u.10 w 1Cr. 'lnrl Don An Air Force official iD
Sulit\,1:1. :\llh Ruhy A\<', B.tlhCJa Wasb.iD9t0D, D.C., bcu written
[,Jnnd, a<; Tht'•l, \'.10 r.ogh's to the Newport Harbor Hi9b
brfll hc>r. Scbool board that tbere ls a NEWS OF I 0 YEARS AGO I :========~
SECOND .FEATURE c1Ut1oct poulbillty t bat 70
Tbe Newport a:cres at the former SaDto Ana • FEB. 9, 1950
Pr • ti 8 th Army Air BaM wUI be declcn· George OC>nnison of Corona del OJIC on 00 ed surphu IOOD CIDd thus will Mar, city ottOrnf'y of the City of
2200 Newoort lll•d. OR 3·0103 be a•aUable as a site for a ~rwport lk'.l<'h, s uffered a n a t·
Fe-b. 19 . 20 . 21 second bi9h school . • . ta<'k of c-oronary thrombosis F'eb
'"MfE HAPPIEST DAYS OF FormN mayor and ::\1rs. Dirk 3 and diNS .11 St. Joseph Hospita l
YOUR LIFE" Dr.tke of Corona Highlands hav~:> I days laiN ... Dt>Cinite as.
Feb. 23 . 24 . 25 rN't'l\·ed a home·madf' American I surance of Parly start of con·
"ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" flag that wa<~ fl own in Paris stru('tion of the Presbyterian ;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I when that ri t y was II berated In I H os pita I on 1 he b I uft over lookIng ;. World War II; the flag was sent the ArchE's <'arne w ith the an·
*CROWN HARDWARE* by a French couple whom the nouncement of a $500.000 gift
Drakes met during their recent from the lloag Foundation In
trip abroad . . . T he Newport Los Angeles: ah'lut $500,000 a l· ~ ~= Harbor Sailors defeated Orange ready had beer. collected ... '"A IIOVSEBOLD D&PAIITIIEIIT ITOU""
3.~ 86 to 52 and set a Sunset League Ted ltGPI) of 4.25 OldUd Aft-= EAST COAIT BJQIIWAY coaoRA DID. IIAJI rPrord of most points In one Coroao del Men. ,_ da•fDCit·
FilE OLD CGLOIY PIIITS
~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~gf~~m~e=·~~~~~~~~~~ ed aa ~~ ~ Dmn Sa:tar· ; day, WND local .., Seftb
tab crYft tiM •....-t ....
City llcdl •••...... 1 .... lilly
... elect.d pr..adellt ol tiM SUBSCRIBE
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NAJL IJf TRlS OIIJ)EJI ODd YOU. CIIECK ow CAIJI TODAY
ONE YEAR ·------ODiy 3.00
Out.ide of Harbor Area ----
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YOG cur a..,. w aam u ..un:n-t.....-~lUlL
u. ......... Club ol ........
..... -............ lcdboa aery lJoDe III4IIDben • • •
Work Is expected to begin
aoon on • tQ2.foot long pier
near the Balboa Yacht Club to
provide moor I n1 tor the Coas t
Guard cutter, so thet the cu tter
can be moved away from the N
St. pier on Balboa Peninsula ...
Secretary Hay Laneenhelm of
the Newport Ha rbor Chaft\ber of
Commerce requested support for
the project to provide a "ahip
office'' for the chamber when he
apoke to the Corona del Mar
Business A&sn ....
e PEL 11, 1150
Incumbent Councilman 0 . Z.
Robertaon of Corona del Mar wu
nrwt to file tor the April 11 Ntw·
port Beach City CouncWelectlon
.•. A Newport Harbor Cham·
be:r ol Commerce l"'mmlttee,
beaded bJ John ..,.._ 11u work·
t>d out a proposal whereby the
county tax bill ('an be cut onf'·
fourth by financ-Ing c ount y
building by bond Issues ...
Propoeed plcnu to ue tiM
Mayflower buUd.ID9 at Coral
Aft. cmd Park A•e. f« tJae 1M'W
B o 1 b o a lllcmd Commwalty
Method.lat Cburcb were .,....
test.d iD 0 petlttoa with 41
si9Daturet1 ,._.DIN to the
Jlfewport Beacb Qty Cowldl
, , , Lea SteffeDMD WGI el«tJed
pnsldeDt .. tJae c.-a del
Ncu Cburda ...... Club. ••c·
CMd1D9 A. E. 71b:aenta. tJae
cbarter .......... t •••
A son, John H. Jr., was born
Feb. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. John
Poole, 1718 Pacific Dr., Corona
del Mar ... Arthur Stegman of
Seal Beach has taken out a S21.·
000 permit [or a restaurant on
Mariners Mile ... The Newport
Ha rbor Junior Cha mber of Com·
merce Is plannJne tpeelal actlv.
lUes for Easter W~k to k~p the
hordes of visitor\ occupied; Earl
Peterson was named chairman
of Eas ter W~k activities by
Prelldent Tom Heffernan • . .
The Y Boostert Club hu been
or1anized to conduct a sustain·
lng mem'benhlp drive throurh
TIDE TABLE
Time altllllcfdef liP •• Law Wiler
(LA. outfl barbor-f• Rewport. add 13 miL for b19h. cmd
18 miD. foJ' low.)
Light Figures A.M.-Bold P~ P.M.
19 Frtd.ay
20 Saturday
21 SUDdcry
22 NoDday
23 Tu.eeday
U Wect·•day
25 Tbunday
Higb Low Bl9h
1:45 5.1 9:08 J .0 3:01 3.2
3:04 5.3 10:43 0.6 5:M 3..3
4:24 5.6 11 :53 ·0.1 1:11 3.1
5:33 6.0 12:46 ·0.7 7:10 4.3
Low lll9b Low
0:22 1.6 6:31 6.4 1:31 ·1.1
1:14 1.2 7:19 6.7 2111 ·1..3
2:02 0.8 8 :06 6.7 2:41 .l.J
COIII'LIIDJI1'I OP
Low
8:15 l.t
9:51 2.2
p:l7 1.0
1119b
7:50 "" 1:17 S.l
1:01 SA .,.
LDelty l.all
Now you c:an enJoy Lunclwoa and ..
DiDDer MrYed iD the ~ Hugo
MaDDer •• • •
lEVEl lip I .... •
'l1kbvt 3lugs. !l.~~n
HYatt 4-3MI
361 CLIFF DRIVE LAGUNA IBACH
Feb. 29 for the Newport Harbor '------------------111111!'..., __ ~....., Y11CA. aoo.tera are peraona who
donate $25 to the Y to help make
up the defldt ln the 1980 oper·
attne fundi. Paul aocs.t ot Bay·
c.rest ls auttaJnlnr membenhJp
dlalrman.
DIDe o..rtoa'd ... o.cm
* WAU.Y IT&c-'1 * atO.Ps-lar
L•ill•:ct:,::w-. ,,...._
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WOODS COVE
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•
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$70.000 Permit For
Snack ·Shop, Bakery · ~
A $70,000 permit for the Snack Sussex, $2.900; Norman Lumlan,
Shop restaurant and bakery hu 1-unlt, 1-atory dwelllne, 2012
been laaued to contractor l amH Tuatln, $18,000.
D. Ray of Corona del Ma r. The e aU..OA JILU1)
location Ia property owned by D. Lynn and R. J. Rider, de·
Mr. Ray a t 3430·3440 E. Cout mollah dwelllne at rear of lot,
Hwy., which has already ~n 317 ~arlne, to make way tor new
partially cleared off. ' commercial bulldlna. $100; wu.
The Ray Rea lty Co.. J. Ray llam Maxwell, add bedroom and
Con,.tructlon Co., Loa Anreles t 11 3 T ·~ Times office and Fra nces Brush am Y room, 1 7 opaz, ...,,S70.
Ore making will be moved to a • aALBOA new location. The bulldiQI that HiUyard. carport, 315 Monte ro,
formerly housed the Mermaid 1880: Donald Fuller, new klt·
Tavern has already bftn razed. chen, dlnJne room a nd family
Following permits were Issued room, 1805 E. Balboa, $15,000;
during the past week: Joe Howard, 1·unlt, 2·story dwell· e COJIOifA DEL MAll lng, 2101 E. Balboa, $26,675; H.
F. Jam~ Dupule, alterations, 0. Boyvey, move house a nd gar· age from 1140 W. Ocean Ft. to
213 Dahlia, Sl ,OOO; Balboa Yacht Costa Mesa, $1,000: Brlstal, wall,
Club, 1801 Bayside Dr., re pair lS45 Ocean, 1326; Dr. Horace
t ire damage, $8.000; J im Ray, Alder, garaee. 1589 Miramar. building tor Snack Shop res. S
taurant and bakery, 3430-3440 E. ~·:wPoBT REJCBTS
Coast Hwy., $70.000. Canniff, wa ll, 210 La Joll a,
• SHOBE CLJI"PS $175; S. Macalre. 1-unlt, 1-story
A. E. TI!ra ny, swimming pool. dwelling, 316 Allso, $21.150; Vera
202 Driftwood, $4.500. Hendrix, root over slab, 6Z7 Jr.
e tJPPEII a AT AllEA vine, $950; Perlne-Jacoby, 2-story Dean Hall, 1-unlt, l ·s tory t 1 rtwelllng, !007 Nottingham, 132 •. o tt<'e bul ding, •H-1 Newport
000 D T II R 1 Blvd., $24,500; L. E. Woodward.
: r. N rc oot, add P ay-oUice Cor Newport Harbor Motel
room, 1118 Mariners, $4,500; C. <l4l Newport Blvd., $2.720. '
E. Hardin, swimming pool, l329 • JfE~
JAMES D. RAY
BuiWI~&c.tracter
J446 I. COAST HWY ..
CORONA Oil WAa
OIMoleJ.o!UI
t..ma
CIIYSLEI
Erbe al'ltf'Louvier, new ga ra~e.
remodeling, 5301 W. Ocean Ft.,
$4.000; Back Bay Park, C"abana,
ramada and carport, 300 E. Coast
Hwy., S5.fMX>: David McAllister,
warehouse, 819-21-23 W. 16th.
$7,000; Georee Leichttusa. 2-unit.
2·story dwwelllngs at 2912 and
2914 w. Ocean Ft., S23.200 each;
Gr1flilh Co., new root, :l-125 Via
Lido, S630. e CAMEO SROIIES
Pa ul Ward, 1 · unit, 1 ·story
dwelling, 432-t Roxbury, $33,500. ••1 rdDIIrril ••• Mel Car J..,. C1rll
PLYIOUTH
SIICA
AL HilliS
SALES AND SERVICE
1_, W. COAST BIGIIWAT. WEWPOBT aEACH
Directly Across F rom the Balboa Bay Club
L.lbelty ...,..
CROWN
SALES, SERVICE
and RENTALS
Ma a.t c-t 11JtlnN7 ..._. oasoa. J-51SS
COIIOIIA D&l. 11M
Costa Mesa L••••rCo.
J.1JJIIER-BUILDING MATEBIALS
LDntr .. ._
OrcollockCo.
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WHEEliNG IN the Heart Fund Dollars--Sondra Coonh, Miss New·
port Beach. ge ts o ride to the bon~ from Emory Hines. assistant
manager of the California ..Bonk in Corona del Mor who has been
appointed as treasurer for the 19b0 Orange County Heart Fund
drive. Mr. Hines' youngest child. b·yeor·old Molly. rerer•ly under-
went successful open heart surgery at the C ity of H::.pe one now
leads the life of any n~mol young lady in ti-e first grade Mr and
Mrs. Hines also have a son, Lorry. oge I 5'/1. o,.,d anotrer 011ughter
Suzanne, 12'/!· They I've in Fdrerto". ~
Newport Blvd.
Is on ·Agenda
/I
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ENSIGN CLASSIFI ED ADS
roa IALE IIIICZU.AII'&OOI
FOR SALE: 1 rega tered, male
Weimaraner 9 month5 old.
With papers. $175.00. Phone
Jefferson 1·2828.
DRUM SET: Snare and bus
drums, cymball, J)Na l a nd
atands. Pnone OR 5-MSl.
FOR SALE: Phllco . 'IV COriiole,
$75.00 or make offer, 2 f,()()ftU
ot draperies, pecan rattan
arm·chalr, newly upholstered.
Reasonable. OR 3·9550.
BEAUTIFUL Oriental RUJ', l1.8x
20' In exoolent condlUon.
Priced $650.00. Also Wilton rug,
9x12; good condiUon; $30.00.
pads Included. Phone OR J .
1608.
GO L D---SILVER
We Buy -Sell Coins
U.S. or Foreigr. and carry a com.
plete line of •Coln and Stamp
Supplies.
GOLD RUSH MUSEUM
I C. A. MAGCJRE, Owner
1363 N. Nt>wport Blvd. Ml 6·4566
I 2 Blocks North of the Arches I
CAU FOB SALE
FOR SALE-1955 T-Bird. R If JJ.
white walls, fully automatiC'.
Charcoal grtty: very clean and
reasona ble. Call HYatt 4·0266
1959 FORD station wagon. e)(.('el
IPnt <'Onditlon, my equity fret'
tn rt'sponsible party. OR 3·080..!.
READ
ENSIGN
HAL E.ITATI! & BEJITALS
HIDE-A-W AY
• COITAGE
2 bdrms. with 1 bath, pallo. An
e•cellent chance Cor the flx.e r
upper. In Corona del Mar.
$13,950.
ARM O
3034 E. Coast Hwy.
CORONA DEL MAR
OR 3-7560
CORONA DEL MAR: Jl, blocks
from beach and nopping. De·
luxe unfurn. l ·bedroom apt.,
large living room, patio, stove,
refrigera tor, rue. garage. Perm·
anent rental, adults. Inq uire a t
3101, Larkspur. COM.
f'OR RENT: Corona del Mar, 2
bedroom. furnished apartment.
Near tores Sundeck. ocean
\'lew. flrepla<'f.', garage. $135
monthlv Lf>af' l:tllltie an· eluded · Ll ~ Evt>nings OR
3 3168
NEW 2 llt>droom unfurniShed
apartmPnt an !'\f'wport Bearh.
FlreplaN'. ha rd\\ood fl oors.
garcH!f' WJ<,hf'r-rlryf'r. On lea.!<4' Ll ~l331 OR 3·i 15S.
FOR RENT: 2 bedroom unfurnish.
Pd house. with gara,ie. :\ear
SC'hool a nn markt>t. SllO
monthly. CD~t. o,, ner, GYp y
6 52ii. -· -
SEA CREST MOTEL
1 & 2 tx>droom apartmE'nts
Kltchent>tte~
ORiole 3-63":'0
SCH W.IDT-PHILLIPS
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAlLY
Be Sure To Check With
JUNE FARRAR
rlnployment Agency
402"i 32nd St., Newport
ORiole 3-4680
LOS ANGELES TIMES needs
boys for Sunday selllne. Phone u 8-4280.
SlTtJATJOifS WAJfTED __ ...;;._ __ _
DOES YOUR YARD and lawn
look as attractl\'e as you'd
like? If not, why not let me
impro\ e h. Ray Haws, OR 3· · I 1086.
PAJ:JfTIJfC ~-----------------
CALL -
Sympson 6 Nollar
Newport's
Oldest Established Painters
OR 3.3630 -Eves OR 3.5<154
SERVICES
* * MOVING? * *
2 Fa<~t In ured movers a nd
large van Sll 00 an hour
T1me starts at you door •.•
Why pay more:"
-Call-
!'iE\\").1A~
TRA:-.oSFER & STORAGE CO.
!\Udway 6·2328 or Liberty 8·6430
1968 Harbor 81\'d . CO"ta Mesa
Carpentry
~hnor Repairs
:\o Jobs Too Small'
H 0 ANDERSON
1 <4i F"u lltorton A vto •
Costa ::\te.n. Calif.
Midway 6 3314
If no answer call MJ 6·23":'2
Santa Ana
CROWN TV
SALES -SERVICE
and RENTALS
ELECTRONIC SO\.J ·o
SYSTEW.S
CO~DIERCJAL -lXDC~TRI.\L
HO!\IES -BOAT~
n·sro~t t~5TALLAno~ I
Sound-Cr.:1::ers 1:1:-'
AUDIO SPEC'JAUSTS I
:?626 E. Coast Hiway OR 3-8.il5 I
Corona del Mar
CALL CLAUDE OR DICK
FOR EXPERT T\' REPAIRS
JclZ! East Coast Highway
Corona Del Mar
Phone OR 3 5655
AUTOMOTIVE SEJIVlCE
Complete
BRAKE SERVICE
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AA Managers MAJTI.AIORDE,,Realtor
Adive Athletes ........ ,. .... ,.,. .... 1
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(P'roaa U.. Harbor Blah Beacon)
TWo cal the moet active elrla
In Harbor Hlth Glrla' AthleUca
A.-oeladon J~ tennla ace Julie
Tracy and Sue Wlna, awlmmlne atar.
A volleyball coach durlna alxth per~od GAA, Julie Tracy apeclal-
lz~s tn tennJa. "l t_.l n k that
coachlne can be v~ry helpful
and eood e»perlence for an ath ·
Jete, u lone u that pertOn doea-
n't ' run It Into the eround," ahe
stated emphatically.
Beelnntna tennis In her fr~ah.
man year at Harbor with no pr~
vtoua experience, Jull~ practiced
dlllaently and has becom~ one
of the top players on th~ GAA
team.
"Our t~nnla t~am was ached·
uled to play .even matches thla
MANAGING 01111ECTOR J ohn Vt'bert. •t left, ,·. h fl h ld bl year," she aald. "but three we~ " .. • i e owers s ou start ooming'in early spring, canceled becau.e of rain. We won
supervising the planting of I 5 acres with 2,500.-and we wMt people to feel free to drive into the three ot the remalnlna four, how-
000 wild flower seeds for the coming wild flower Park to see them, says Mr. Viberi. The planting ever.''
show al the Pacific Vie w Memorial Park, inland includes bO per cent Californie) poppy, 20 per Although she has never won
of Corona del Mar. ' If we have proper rainfall, cent blue lup;n and 20 per cent mixed varieties. a trophy, Julie won third place ===----.::--·=.:--:---:---:----.:...-~-------__;,--:::--:--..:._----_:__:_:_:_.::..:_ Jn singles and teeond In mlxed OHicers Are Eleclell Porky Urges CL-··· If .L .... ._, doubles while competing In a --. ~ IW Newport Beach tennla tournn·
for Memorial P•k Kite s f I T.UExercls.Jn'g Trawelers ment last summer .•
The following oLrlcers WPre a ety a woman's prerog. Excelll~~~rl~~n swlm-
PIC<'tf'd a t a rf'ccnt stockholders ' "Porky Pig'$ Kite Fun Book" Is alive to change her mind Tues-ming, S('nlor Sue Wing has been
meeting of PadCic View Mem· being distributed by the South·l day Travelers have ann~unccd on the honor roll nearly every
orial Park: Robert 1Saml Barnes ern Ca lifornia Edison Co. to pro-that they will see ''Cinerama" quarter s ince her fl'{'shman year 1
of Bay Shores, president; Thomas vide information on kite build-instead of "Ben Hur" when they. at Harbor. "If I stretch It a bit,
Duque of Santa Ana, first vice-~ ng and the safe way to fly them. 1 go Into Hollywood Wednesday. my grade average ls A·; other-
pre-.lch>nt; James Kindel Jr. of District Ma nager Ralph Kiser March 2, for a matinee. Thi~ wise. It Is a B," she groaned.
Santa Ana, econd vi<'e-presi-1 says that the book gives a num· wi ll be the new Cinerama, A member of the Aqua Show
dent: John Vibert of Laguna, ber of safely hints: fly kits In "Search for Paradise.'' tor !our years, Sue Is now one
!W<'retary and trea urer. Mr. Vl -j open fields, away from tele phone . The Travelers will leave at of the s tar mermaids on the GA A
bert is a l o managing dirN'tor. and power lines, TV antennas 10:30 a.m. from the Corona del speed swim team, and tht' only
Also on the board are Carl Bar· and highways; don't fl y kite Mar Travel Service, and will student coach. "I attempt to
row of Los Angeles, Charle-. Cot· during a rain be-cause a wet have smorgasboard luncheon be· coarh ; put It that way," s he
ton of BaiMa, D. P. Kennedy of string is a gOOd conductor of fore the show. sta ted. "Sometimes coaching can
Santa Ana :md R. J. Munzt>r of electricity; let go of the string Reservation are to be made be a little rough, especially be-
Fullerton. Chairman of the board Immediately if the kite snags a with Terl Ford, OR 3-0380. fore an Important meet.''
is Ma on Letteau of Los Angeles. wi re or utility pole. A It hough undecided about oc 1111 lll•r T ...
Will Tlinl PIICI
which college she wants to at·
tend cthe University of Washing-E. I. w...-....
ton ls her choice at the mo-
mentl, Sue is very d~flnlle In
her choice or a major. "I feel that
biological S<'lence would be a
fascinating fl~ld. There seems to
be too many big girls majoring
In physical education. I feel
over-powered because I'm so
THEODORE ROBINS
It's A ---"Foooord"
A-1 USED CAR SALE
TODA Y'S SPECIAL
'&& FOlD 4-Dr. Sellan $438..
V-8. StaDdaTd Trcmamlsaion
. "
'57 FORD Ranchero $1188.88
Auto, radio, beater, WSW, red, sharp.
'58 FORD Su11iner Conv. $1988 ••
Crulamatlc. radio. beater, power steering and
brakes, WSW Urea. Black witb whlta top.
'59 FORD Ranchwaco• Y-8 $1981.88
Wblte, low mileage. standard traDUDbslon.
'58 FOlD
Country s.dan. automatic, radio, bea1er,
power at .. rtav aDd brakes, WSW tires,
red aDd wbJte. ahorp.
'59 FORD Ca ... 300 4-tlr. $1.8.81
Sedan. 8 cylliader, oYerdrift, bea1er.
'58 F.D &00 Ttn Yicllria $1.8.11
Fordomatic, rodJo. IMoter. low alleage.
'&l FOlD &GO Cl.. W11 $1 ....
Automatic, radio, beatft.
liAJrf MAifT MOllE TO CHOOSE FJIOM
5 USED PICKUPS TO CHOOSE FBOM
100% FIDGDdDCJ AmlabJe (Oia APPIOWed Cted.Jt)
S. Ua hfon You luy Tour Mnt • .,.. Caz • Tnadr. We
WW Mob You the ... t Deal Oa A Mew Ford. Try UL
•
Theodore Robins Ford
ov• .,.. Tu. or SEIIVJCE Df T1DI uu
Jill w. c..t .......
•aW'fOIIT DACII
Orange Coast College one-mile
relay team won thtrd place in
the junior college one-mile relay
race last Saturday In the Los
Angeles s ports a rena. The race
was won by L.A. City College
In 3:30.6; the El Camino was
I second In 3:31.0 and the Pirate's
time was 3:34.7. The Coast com-
petitors were Loyd White. Bob
Deal, Doug Ha ll and Ron Stomp.
short'' •
Sue continues her swimming
career during the summer, giv-
Ing lessons to three small chll·
dren. On her days off !rom The
Jolly Roger, where she has work-
1 Yl• ... :ftr F.._ r ... ...a D•lll ed tor over two years, Sue joins
.. IWIII ~ the Newport crowd In a favorite
pastime, sailing. "During the
winter, I attempt to ski," she I Fred H. Sutherland, 65, Brigh-
ton, :\1ass .• pass~d away unex-
pe<-tedly las t Sunday while vis it-
Ing his daughter, Mrs. June
RPady. 20142 Bruce St., Santa
Ana Heights.
HP Is -.urvi\'Crl by his wife, ~frs.
Loltlt> Suth~>rlnnrl. who was visit-
concluded with a rueful chuck!~.
P11by lem-c t. ua .... Sectitl
Funeral services tor Ernest K.
Schumacher, 90, of 1501 Mar·
lners Dr., Harbor Highlands, were
held Tuesday In Seal and Sheets
Mortuary, Costa Mesa, conducted
by a Christian Scit'nce reader.
Interment was private.
Mr. Schumacher, a retired car.
pent.er. passed away In his home
last Sunday. He was born In
Ha nover, Gt'rmany, came to the
U.S. 62 years ago and had Jived
In this area for nearly 3 years.
Survivors Include his son, Rich-
ard Schumacher, or the home ad-
drus; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothea
Mlehle of San Anselmo, CaiiL,
and four grandchl(dren.
THIS SIZE cleuiflecl eel i11 th.
Ensig" C.ll e01t you •• little e s $1.50 rot l ins•rti011s. C.R OltiOlE l-0550.
Ing with him; another daughter, Lido lslf?' Woman's Cl ub ~<'<'· :============ ~Jr.;, Shirl~>y Colgin, and 2 sons, lion-. have provided a numhN of I
Don;tlt1 anrl Kenneth. all o( interesti ng experiences for mem-
\fa,.,d< hu<.PIIs, and l I grand. bers during the month.
r hlltlr('n. F'u nNal ser\'IN:'s and S<:heduled nt'xt Is a mN>tlng or
lntPrmPnt will he in :\1a"sachu-the Book &>ction at 10:30 n.m.
'f'tl'\. Seal anrl Sht'ets Mortuary TUPSday a t the home or M rs.
or Coc;l,l .\1P"a was in charge of Loyd MeCulley, 204 Via F:boli.
o~rrangPments. ~frs. Ralph Holden will direct a
poetry morning. Club members
IMBIBING IS CHARCED I are invited to bring a favorite
' Four pNsons were charged poem or two, "either high or low
with rl rlnklng an alcoholic bev· brow,'' acrord lng to Mrs. lloldPn.
, erage In publlr Sunday a fter· This Is a repeat program by re-
noon by Newport pollee. Those quest.
cited included Allan C. Albright, Mrs. Del Van Ornum Is chair·
28. Whittier, in the 500 block of man, and Mrs. Harry Rogers is
S. Bay F'ront. Balboa Is land; Jrv· CO·Chairman.
•. ,., •.
OPEl HOUSE • 113 EAST EDGEWATER
SATURDAY, FEB. 20
1 · 3 P.M.
Lowelr 311ellrtllll ..._
With 212 baths. Completely furn-
ished. 2 car garage. ... lng H. Whitney, 35, of 2624 Ocean On Tuesday of this week the
Blvd., Corona del Mar, at Rocky HouS(' and Garden Section, un-
Point: Willard G. Hanes, 29, der chairmanship of Mrs. Leslie
Glendale, and Donald W. Stone, Petersen and Mrs. Lee McClel-n . Los Angeles, In the 28lO block Jan, toured the Hunt1n11on Ll·
of Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar. brary and lapane.e Gardens.
Call Mr. Carl Rhodes
Beverly Hills • CRestview 1·1139
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...,., IIJ lru, will I •••• ,.. MW tf .......
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1'IUa beautiful new home ia just right for a mature family
with no mxdl children.
IN PRIVATE ROAD ESTATES
e Large, heated swlmmtnae General Electrtc DLih· e Lancbcaped
pool washer e Sprtnklen
• Large Patio e General Electric Dlapoul e All Utilities Under· :~~~~~~Green e Supper Area In Kitchen around
e Family Room e Fine-quality All·Wool e Quiet Residential
e Large Llvlne Room with Carpeting Da.trlct
Fireplace • Fo~-alr Perimeter e Lot Included In this
e General Electric Kitchen Heatlna price -
• General Electric BulJt·ln e Electric Garaa• Door e No land rent to pay
Ranee and Oven Operwr
IT-YMIMI
With Exiatlna 5" ~ Loan
Easy Terms Arraneed For Betponalble Party ...........................
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How doea $59.00 mo. lncludlne taxH sound? Enjoy
tt)~ apaclouaneSI of the three bedrooJM, Jlvlne room
and a kitchen with an ~atlne area. Chain link f~nced
rear yard-beautifully landscaped front yard. PRICED ,
FOR QUICK SALE AT $11,500-DON'T HESITATE-
CALL NOW.
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
"you'll Uke ou.r friendly aervlce"
220 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Uberty 8-1139
(Acrou the street from Mesa Shopping Center>
Evenlnes Ll 8-8693 MI 6-IO;;o
COSTIIESI THE lEST TOWI M EIITH
Center of Costa Mesa, near the Mesa Theatre . Wood
tloors, with wall to wall carpeting. :? baths, forced a ir
heat. Fireplace, built-In electric range and oven,
'PATIO, garage 20'x40'. A VERY GOOD BARGAIN! !
.. ., $18,100
1810 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa u 8-7i29
Near Ca lifornia Bank. 55 tt. deep parklna space.
Call ORiole 3·6900
CHEITEI F. 1'1 IIIUIY
315 Marine, Balboa bland
A DREAM
for the
Wide Awake
Ch~an, compact, 2 bedroom cot·
tage on valuable R~ Lot. Short
skip to Beach. Fine Potential.
A sale at $13,500!
BEST BUY
Someone Is a lways sayine this
or that ~ the Best Buy. They
can't all be Best Buys ; but
we'll g uarantee that lf you
will look nt this home and
then compare It with any other
In the area you'll agree It Is
a "BEST BUY." SO, please
make an appointment to see
this:
three bedrooms
2 bathA
Luxurious carpeting
Drapes
Built-In Rang~ and (2) Ovens
Beautiful landscaping
Shelter~d Patio
2 Play areu for children (one
paved) -both fenced.
AJI thla for ~.500!
Ill-IEILn
(Real Estate lm~atneers>
2828 E. Coaat Hwy., CDM
Acroa from Security Bank
ORIOLE 3·3770 _..,.
.
Fu.t nme Offe~
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DAL'I'Oit 3011 1:a.t c..t Blah•ay
Corona del Mar
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2401 Margaret Dr., 5 bdrm. 12'8,500
306 Coronado CDuplexL .... $30,000
481 E. 20th .. ·-·-.......... ... .. $25,500
123 • 43rd St (DuplexL~ ... $29,000
1746 E. Ocean Blvd. ·-...... $3.1,500
464 N. Newport, C-1... ... _, $19,500
440 Holmwood, 2 bdrm ... $1 9.500
426 San Bernardino ............ $12.500
309 La Jolla, 4 bdrm. .. . $32,500
229 La Jolfa, 5 bdrm. ~· ... $37,500
408 Holmwood, 3 bdrm ... $26,500
645 Plummer, 4 units ....... .$36,000
964 Cress, Laguna, new _ .. $23,500
2355 Tustin, Jot llO'xlOO' ... .$8,450
R·4 Jot on East 19th St _ ...... $6,850
LOT 968 C~ In Laeuna . .$5,500
2215 Meyer Place .............. $15,850
1802 Clay-3 units ............ $29,500
375 Princeton Drive ....... $23,950
824 Governor ..................... $U,SOO
SUBMIT TERMS It TRADES
Over 40 Years in the
Harbor Area
fOO Jlf. Jlfewport Blvd. (Op~te Boaa Bo.pltal)
MI t -tm
•••.u.s
VIEW
FarpJJy room-outstandJn1 view
of hJJ.la and ocean.
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