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A tratrlc control plan for Balboa Peninsula, similar to the one
to be set up at the Marine Ave. entrance to Balboa Ja)and, waa
urged by a Balboa resident at '1\Jesday evening's Newport Beach
Council meeting.
Mrs. Edna Davenport, 1152 Playa del Norte, told the Council
that the Point ahould rec:lelve the same consideration from the city
as Balboa Island Is now gettlne. She recommended the establlah·
ment of a tralflc check point on Balboa Blvd., at G St., where cars
could be turned back when no parking spaces are left on the Point.
The Counctl members expreued reluctance to undertake thla
new traUlc control project, sayine tha& they wanted to teat the
Balboa Island pioneer experiment In trattic control to see how it
will work.
VOLUME I. JrVIII E8 • OaiOL& J .... C080.A DEL lfB. CALIFODIA 111VIIIDAT. PE18UA8T 25. 1110 p
Mrs. Davenport told the Enslan yesterday that she will discuss
the matter with officials of the Balboa Penlru~ula Point Assn., and
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boped that It would be on the agenda at the next meeting of the
association.
SENA 1'01 MURDY JR .•
resident of lido Isle ond Orange
County's representafive in· tne
State Senate for the past 8
yeers, announces his candidecy
for re-election. As e ~enior
legisletor, he is o member c-f 7
committees, includ ing the pow.
erful Rules Committee. He ;, e
ne•ive of South Oa~oto. came
to Hunti n9fo" Beach in 19 12.
Ten yNr$ later he began his
own 20·ecre dairy form and has
developed h;s forming il'ferests
to 1.000 acres for citrus. t ruck
produce and limo bea.,s. He ,,
o veteran of World Wor I.
Nine Given
Society First Day
Lockheed's Students Named
Plan Halted To Honor
• CDM BEACH BUILDING BID JS AWARDED
Councilman Hans Lorenz ob. were completed, s nd last week
jected that the low bid for con · before the opening of the bids
strucUng the concession building the es timate of $55.000 was men·
and other facilities at th~ Corona tloned. He suggested trimming
del Mar beach was too high, the cost by scaling down the
· but the Council over.ruled him plans.
6 to 1 and awarded the bid to Other councllmt>n said that de·
David Young Building, Inc.. of Jay would mean the loss of next
Laguna. The bid price Is $65.834. s ummer'OJ profit. Mayor James
Mr. Lorenz said that t he Stoddard said, "We wanted a
original estimate of the archl·l good dHitn. and I think we a~
tests was $45,000 when the plans eett1ng our money's worth."
• ONE-WAY ON HAZEL DR. IS REQUESTED
A request that Hazel Dr. be
made one-way aouthbound from
Cout Hwy., Corona del Mar,
was ~fetftd to the traffic com·
mlttee '1\Jeeday ewning by the
City Councll. A report wUI be
made Ka~h 14.
The petition from property
owne,. on HazeJ Dr. said that the
poeaent one·s lde parklne on the
street forca cara to park facing
north, and thus a hazardous left.
tum aituatJon on Coast Hwy. is
C'l'leated. They a.ld they would
prefer to travel south on Haul
and north on Poppy Ave.. thus
entering Coa.st Hwy. on the
Poppy Ave. traffic llaht.
"I don't believe It will work,"
rommented
Lorenz.
Councilman Hans
• COUNCIL DELAYS 'OXBOW' DECISION
own 10 Iota just north of Coast
Hwy., betw~n Cedar St. and
Proapect St., and 3 Iota at Sea·
shore and Cedar. Mr. Ford aaJd
that COMU\Ietl-. of a DeW au.t,
lollGIIIIIII• aMcdl-m 1 1 of LAa· ~===-~ ..... -...., __ •• ... J1 ............... aWQ
ported that Ayra and !on. the 2 ol tMtr Iota, lie •lei 1w and
prlndpel MWiopera. had chana· Mr. Ru...ll ha,.. fnwstt"d 110.000
ed their mind about a prevlou. In future Improvement. on the
agreemeRt to an exchange of understandtne that there would
lots. Mr. Ford and Mr. RuueJI be an exchange of lot&
• PLANNING DECISION 'INnUEN<r DENIED
Dr. and Mrs. J. Clark Moore. own~d by the LJdo Boat Club.
Police Motor
Officers Rob
Him of Sleep
Pollee motorcycles were crectt ·
lng su ch a di'lturbance that tht>y
were k~plne him from sleeping,
a Balboa resident complained to
pollee headquarters at 9:5(.1 p.m.
last Thursday.
The Irate resident charged that
II he behaved In a Jlke manner
he would ~arrested. He ~uest·
ed that ,quad cars replace motor·
cyclt"S In the area. lito said ht>
was aolne to eet the district at·
tomey's oUice and the "w~le
bu111ch'' to have this done. He
hune up without giving his tele·
phone number, the report stated.
An lnvaUeatlon N vealed that
"eager· beaver" pollee motor of .
flcers had wrlnen 6 tralflc tickets
In the area of Balboa Blvd. and
"A'' St., Balboa, In less than an hour.
n~~~~~~lsEI::~n:~ C~. ;~j The spring semester in ~ew· and a "B" Jrlldf' 1. Fhe of thE.>Se I Ralph E. Herman of 609 Mar.
delay its plans for ~t%\lc:Uon I port Harbor High School saw the points must be 1n a n ldt>ml<' ub. 'guerlte Avt>., Corona del Mar. has
of an el~ronlc<J reat-arch and election of a few Sf'le<-t sopho· I Je<'L<~, while !5 may bto parned In I the dublou honor ot rt'<'t>i vl ng
rru.nufac:turlng plant Jn the Bac·k I more, junior and senior honor any subjl'Ct exct>pt phy~1c:al edu·l the fir I overtlmp parking rita·
Bay area ot ~ewport Beach, near s!ude nts to the chapter of the cation. tlon under the nPw parking limit
the Orange County Airport. (allfornla Scholarship F('dt>ra· SophomorP tudt>nt.., who be 'reRulation In Corona del Mar.
This dl'Clslon re ulted from thf': lion, whk h was organiLe-(f at <'a me mt>mbers of CSF art>: KPn HI<~ car was taggt>d at 11 :15
recent regrouping of operar in~ Harbor High Ia t ~ptt>mbt>r. Bonnt>r, Patty Burhanan, Lynn a.m. Tuesday on Coa t Hwv , tw .
divisions following the acqulsi ln. this scholas!lc honor so Buxton. Pat C udt>ll, Pat Coll1n . tw~n Orrh1d AvP. and Poi~sNtia
lion of Stavld Enelneerlng 1n Clet) 10 grade PQints per ~m. Bruct> Coston, Chul'k Engel. Pt>tl' Ave. E1ght other <'ars werp
:'\ew Jersey Ia t Septem~r. L ester ar: .. ~~tied for mem~r· Flaherty, Lou•~ F~nf'}, Janet tagged TueSday -the first day
Eueene Root, Lockheed group c;hlp. An A grad(' t>arns 3 po1nts Coodwln. Helf'n Hill, Carol Kie that actual collation were lsaued.
vice.presidenr, .said that the Lo wh, Margaret KrauSt>, Cathlt'en The rE-gulation eall tor one·
Angeles plant will ~ the L I y h Loeser, Pt>te ~11<'haud. Diane Pa. hour l1mft parking along Coast
Avionics and Industrial Products oca out 5 eet, Kathy Saucerman. Annt> Hwy. from 8 a.m. to 6 p m. A
Dlvl$1on. Thr~ o~rat1n1 d iVIS·I Showstac:k, S.ua Van Ornum, drive~ whose ca r l.t tageed tor
Ions w11J be located In Plain· A H rt • Sally Vaughn and Rush Young· overtime parking can dla~ of
field. ~.J.: ~11lltary Systems· re u In ~r,. the case by ~ndlng In a dollar
Slavid, Information Tecl\nology, :>lew JUmor mem~rs are: Jann or gomg to the pollee stat1on to
and Eneineering Service. The co .. J c h Bowman. Sandra BrO<'kman, Dor· pay the dollar. He has 18 days
Lockheed Electronics Co. will IO· IVJ r a$ nne Ha n~n. John Hu~thes, Carol to pay the dollar or to take tht>
cate its headquarters In the eut. Kanold, Barbara Kennedy, Char· case to C'OW1. It he takes no
Instead of at tHe ~ewport site, Four young men were Injured, lene Nelson, Diane Schwaru, a ction in the 18 days, a noll~ o!
which was to be the main elec·
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2 senou ly, in a 2·car accident Carol Stott and Harold Vollmer. Intention to issue a warrant of
tronlca headquarters. at the Coast Hwy. t>nt rance to New senior member'! art': Jo. arrest ~goes out to the motorl$t,
Will Lod<h~ abandon IL'l ~";1 ~ Terrace a t ll:H p.m. Frl· han Baker. Kathle-en Dalton. Ka. and S5 is added for costa.
plans for a Xewport site? . In Ia y. 11 ~ were taken by ambu.-ren Fostt>r, Nanc-y Gardne r. :Mar· The motorist Is g iven another
an wer to that qu<>stlon, Lock· l~ae: to Hoag :'.1emonal Hos· iann Jelinek. T e r 1 McDonald, jl8 days to dig up the monev, h~d oftlclaJo; @Bid, ··we art' P · Margaret Purves Richard Wat· now totaling $6, or to appear in
maintaining owner'lhlp of the 1 B .Most "e9riously hurt was Ford son and Jim Wo~then Justice Court. II he arain takes
200·acre site here." indlcalln5 rown. 1 . ~I 3713 W. Balboa Freshman student who have no action durlne thia time an Farel Walker that the development plans may Blvd .. West :-;ewport.wlthabrok. quallflt>d according to grade additional S5 In costs Is added
be undertJaken at a later date. ,en right leg and right hand in· polnta but who will not become and a warrant of aneat Ia luued
I ~ • d The tareet date for o~nlnc of juries. Doue HaiJoran, Z7. Jted. o!flcl~l members unUI the end by the C'Ourt. The poJJee ano then S l!rl8 the mu.Jtl·mllllon·dollar Newport Ianda, suUered a head gash. 8oth of the aecond semester ol their directed to pick up the motorist
I ctlvt.lon wu .,_. fall. 0 • I ~re kept In Hoae M~morlal heebrnan far re· R tAke h.Jm to the poJJc~e alation fo;
,.,.., Wan.,, ~-work bas •n done on tl'ii atte. ~oepl~aJJ. !oh1,,!!_ V. Swanson. 17, Ung. Ro~ Bl:ckm.a~r~ booklnr. fJnt'~rprlnting and Jn . fary of the ~ewport Halbor &Ad 10me ol the unde,.-ouad 0 ...., Ave . ., Jlewport Bu 1 • cen.-.racJon. A baU ot fl l is h
Board ol Realtors. and J. Dunean utilities have been lnstalk H1_eighr'!..and Kenneth Stanwick./ c.:ne;bellDiaP':,Iy B~t~~~·apM~~ requJJ'e'd tor ~ease ot 'r~: Hardesty, nrst vlce·presJJent or I, 0 UU't Larkspur Ave .. Corona • • ~, mocorl.tt
the Board, were marri•d in La c p•1 df'l :\far. Wt>rt> rreated at the hos Lou Grlf'~r. o.a..-ld Hammond, · "' t t Robt'rta H k Ka \ '\1 h J Coast R"'") Jn Corona del .M.u Veca . Nev., last }fonday, Wash. op er I 0 s pital .and released. ~ ·~ K .. urp y, lm 1 .. betn~ P<tlrofptf hv 28·\'f'ar oltl ington'<~ birthda..-. I Pollre Yld the acc1t1Pnt O<'p ·
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f' on, a rt>n Pf'tPrsPn, Pat 0 ,,. .
Mr. Hardesty, ·a realtor ma10• A w d r urr!."d '' ht>n the Swanson r:lr, 3 V rth. StPphf>n R~ ...-.11. John lana .,a,..dt'n. parklne t>nfor<'l'
haw charged that the Newport Inc.
Beach Plannlne CommiS.Sion was • Received letter-petitions from
swayed In a recent d~ision by 25 property owners In Tract :'\o.
the tact that someone who wrote n2, the "Oxbow" near the Santa
a protesting letter ls a relative Ana River. ask ing that the tract
of a commissioner. be named "Westport." :\J. R.
taln.w otll«-s at 3112 Lafay~tte St.. re arne 1932 road ter. "t0pJ»c1 In th(' K~~~~~~. ~dndr •• \\ ll..a mo; and ~~;tp~~~i;:;,'; c-~~lk: ~~~-w.h~~he~ :'\ewport Beach and 400 E 17th Wt><:tbound lanp on loa ... r H\H'., > 11 ~., , •·
St, Costa. Me ~. • DbdpiJDary ac11oD 119abut waning to make a left turn 11110 • C"h.Jrtt'r mrmt>c-·~ of t "'P C'SF' tin\es pa .. t park<'<! care;, anti
The couple lt>ft ~ewport Beach beUcopteT pUota flTi.DIJ low I">Jnf' Terra• t>. and 14a.;; hat in ~-~~ptPr Jt Harbor lfl~h .up· !~:l:r~o~~k<~ back for J)OS'llblt>
Monday afternoon and are now oontr the bcrrboT ana baa bMD the rPar b) a 19~ rar lri\'('n l'!y R " .. ~dla ~bbott. Jim A ndPr~n.
At '1\Jesday night's Council Wilson, who handled the petJ.
meeting, Mrs. Moor-e said that lions. reports that the deveJop-
the protest waa made by Georee ers propose to name the area
Houck, 7104 W. Ocean Ft., West "Newport Shores."
Newport, aealnst her application • Awarded the contract for
tor a third story at 7005 Seashore exterior palntlnar of the City Hall
Dr. This application waa denied and Inside palntlne of the Coun.
by the Planning CommlsaJon on ell chamber to low bidder. Larro
the ground• that the code pro· Palntlne Co., at the cost of $2,.
hlblta 3·t ldry residences unlesa a 696.
hardship Is shown. • Authorized a contract with
The Council upheld the Plan-con.tultlng engineer James ~font·
nlng Commission rullne TUesday eomery for a study of water s tor·
h age ~ulrementa for hlJlslde de· nieht. and told Mrs. Moore t at velopmenta which cannot be ade· the decision was rendered In
compliance with the code, not quately served with water by
because of any personal In· gravity flow from the Big Can·
nuence. yon ~rvolr, adopted the water
syatem e:xpansJon policy diSCUS· The Council also: sed at last week's meeting.
honeymooning in La Vegas. Qf. PfOID'-d by oftldala at t.o. Rdymond J Lamm. 26. S.Jnta Cl•x:-rt < •1~·1 TPrP.n<P Clarkt>. -'lis...~ )1arst!f'n h ~ I><'Pn with
ticals at the Board of Realtors Alcmattos Jlfa.al Au Stat loa. \n 1. Doug Hu lloran .1 nd Ken· ~~~h~n nl' fohloff ,< arol Comar tht> ~ewport Poll<'f' ~pt for .1
oftlcerl! sa id they had no further Jf•wport polJc. n pott. neth 5tanwil'k ''t'rE' 1n tht> Lamm ~~ • ~~ Fro<:t, !"u ... an r.oulc1. vear and a hdit-a yPar as ,pr rp
details of the t~urprlse wedding. Jadr AlldftMa , 2S72 aery. • 't>hi<'le and Ford Bro'' n "as in ~-Jry Ran(' Ham brook. Tom Hf'r ta~··clerk and the-past halt ~·ear
abore Dr .. 8ay Sbons, coUecS the Swanson \'ehlcle. wrt. obert HO('\, Holl) Ingram, on parking meter patrol in ~P\\.
TIIAIL&JI lilTS NAJI Jf.-.port pollee lent Friday to 1 Susan Kil roy. Tl'd KornwE'IhPI port and Balboa. She as now a.c;
A trailer came loose from a COIDplcaia that 2 beUeepers CUB DIMMER FRIDAY Bev LH•nfl, :'.llkt> Llnc1~tt>dl , ~an. <:lgned fYilllmf' l o Corono~ dt>l
ca r drlvt>n by William Jacoby of wfth brl9bt orcmg• •tnpee • Cub &out Pack :-Jo R Will hold <'I ~axw<'ll . Ga~· :'.fom<:on. Ju. ~far. Sh(' Is a nat1v<' or Portland,
Santa Ana last Saturday near 1 tbelr tail GDd DON MC1iea bad It annual Blue and Colli dinner dlth Turnt'r. Sa(tdra Watson. 0 1't'Ron. and bt'forE' c-omtng 10 1800 W. Coast Hwy., Newport I flowD ..-.er lab IMIDe et.at 50 tomorrow I frldav I evening bf'. Sharon Craig. Penelope Adams, :-Jt>wport Beach 2 YPar.., ago she
BeaC'h, hit a pedestrian, William I feet up. Re said the wOld ginning at 6 :30: at tht> C~rona Jul1e Al corn. Carol BultO<'k, Rich-servt>d for 3 .H'IH"l a<~ c-1ty d erk"
Ferrier, 71, of Bayshore Park. "Jfa.y'" ..,. Jettend • them. I del :\far Community Church. ard Brunt, Su~an Burgenbauch, at an India n rP<:t>rvallon 10 and at ruck the parked vehiele of 1 Be recrue•t.d .Uicen to .._ Awa rd<: for February Will be I Cary CaldwPIJ, Jolf'ne Casala. AJa.<:ka, on a Island j u~t off
Robert C anas t r o of Laguna octioa CIDd aotuy bba ., tbei• presented. A urprlse guest will Ralph Chamnt> "· Dan Denison. Ketch1kan.
Beach. 1 .... 1111a. w iUcb they d.ld. be Introduced Lynda Fine. John Gt"'rgE', Peggy --------= ........ -----------· -------Crt>&\'(''l, J o h n Crif"SsN. £mllv 11--~
Hammond. ( arol Ht'rr, Sherr\· ....,... Wlfter llllrM
• Adopted Ordinance 913, ere· • Approved the final map of
atlne a new c.o Zone, which Cameo HJehlandB, Tract No. 3519,
permlta limited comm~rclal and acroa Coast Hwy. froN the CAm· •
res.ldentlal Utes without a use eo Shore development below Co·
permit, and creates a new ott· rona del Mar; prohibited access
strHt parklne formula known a• to Cout H"f. eXC@pt at the main
·• Z" factor, Thls ordinance ls de· entrance; requlred developer to
alened to pave the way for mul· pay city's share of coat of tra.f.
tlple -residential development !lc aJenals at that lnte~tlon.
Husband. Rob1n lrwln, Rachard
Ltotman. Gay Lloyd, Jame :O.iar.
tt>ll. Tamara ~l('{"oiJom. Pamt>la ~f)hrf'. Barbara P('rrv. Patnr;a
PiE'rC'f'. Patricia &huli1. !'u7annf'
S1bl('y, :'\a n r y ~mirh. Pam<'la
Thomson. Ba.<1ll 1\n,t. ;\rthu:
Van Eaton and Pamt>la Zanc1€'r
C.IJifCSLn BAIT 801Uf
John and Pat ri<'Hl 1\ mg~lt"\
519 Orchad Ave . Corona del )1a·r:
.. ar~ J)art>nts ot a daughtt"r born j F'r1day, F'•b. 19. tn Hoag HMpt
tal, weighing 6 pound • !5 ounc-e ..
~frs. Franc-1!: TooiP~ of Lldo
r--re. la!'t ~t>ar·~ t h.tnma " for th•'
Orang .. Count~ Ht.>arl l"amp.o~n
was gl\e'l .1 ''E,.IIflrarp of , r1m
mt>nda liOn 'l''l~>rd.t\ ll\ Or
Da\'ld ~•t>J._,., Jllt""Jd~nt P.IP< 1 of
he Or<.~'lgP lN1n1.\ H<'art A"""· AI~ on h.tnd fnr lhf' Prt'St>ntd·
11 on WPrt• f'mnry H 1 npc; of t ht> l o.
rona dt>l ~1M 1'dllforn1a Bank
I Ht>n rt f'unc1 trt'asurcr ami
h1c; li ~Par oltl tla ughtt't ~tollv,
who rf'l'f"nth unclt>r-wt"nt '~UC'I'f>.<:.
fui open h('.Jrf -.urgf'ry at tht•
City of HoJ){' alone the waterfront In the Mar· • Approved the tentative map
lners Mlle area. for Tract No. 360'7, euterly of
• Received a Jetter !'rom Ken· Irvine Ave. and north or West -
neth Farns worth, who holda the clltf Or., westerly of the West ·
lease on Newport Pier, stating cHit dev~lopment.
that he has contacted 20 bua.l· • Set March 14 as hearlne date
nesamen In the Newpo" Pier on notice to abate nulunce by
buaJnes. a~a. and that ''we will demolition ot buJJdlnJ located
pay on~-half t.he coat of the new at 205 Arat~ Ave., Balboa Island,
slen to be erected at 23rd St. and property of Shelby Coon.
Newport Blvd." Council voted 4·3 • Appointed Councilmen Ken-
agalrm the project after Coun· neth Klnp.ley, Hana Lorenz and
d lman Hans t..orenz obMI:ted to Harvey Somers as a commlttH
the coet, $750, and ulct the bu.sl· to me.t with dty attorney WaJ·
ne.-n should pay the full co.t ter CJaaramza to diiK-,_.tble
o1 auch an advertl.8ina •ICJt. quatJon. lnvolwd In ttt. ule of
• Ret'elved a Jetter bGm ~ry the laJ-. lay Club to Wrather
Scheelft J r.. encloelnl picturett lnveet~~Wnt Inc. before flnal
abowtne decay ol U. pU..._. el Council approval 11 11wn.
the Harbor laland briqe. Countll • Adopted a lftOlutJon ct«lar·
filed the letter after Publk 1n1 the bpr Va_n Pelt a,_rt.
Worka Olrectar Bert Webb re· menta at 905·907 E. lay Ave. and
ported th.at 8 new plllnp were 80t·IOI E. Balltoa IIYd., Jalboa,
lntt.lltd a y•ar and • half •10-to be a public nuJunc.-. aad
• ._,.lved the appeal o1 H. J. ordertn1 the abate'Mnt of the
HUton from the PlannJne Olin· nullance.
ms.aon dtdaJon denyl"f a ut • Jltfef'Nd the pift appUca·
,........ tor 2 ct-.n an. nlte ov.r uona ol J.P. Kelb'. 111 vaa lJdo
a IJI'OI!VIId ltON bulldlftl l.n a ScJuct. aact ~ TayMr, 111 V1a
e-1 cJIItrtd. as n. 1t.: ,. ... Udo 1ou4......., w...., .... Jeltn
port: let beulftl date •• )(a.rd Harbor CclludttM. ..... wtP
1.. IDMt ln ac, Rail ....... P.&
• Appl'O"'M u.. u.-appU· 'hl1 tv. lluda 1: p• , t •
...._of aa ... A......,...,tltattM,.. .....-~ ._
--., ........... at .. w . ..._,!!-r 5 • .c ..... .... ..,.., •=rwt. .. ., cc.... --....... ,
Citizen Group Formed
For H.S. Bond Vote
Poll~ Chler An :\fcKf'nTif' of Ht> a u1 11 tllkf'<! on .... vt"ar or Costa M~ and Burdell Harri pi liOn ot Bay Shor.-, ~E'tt' namPd anmng anrt rm(' ~t'ltt of bulld-th~ Wt>ek a m eha•rman of a lng to f:t'l thp ~st ~lblt' 1 ' S<'hooJ fCir thl' monP\
(' tl'leru oommlltf't> "~UpPOrtlng HP upl.unt"d that land In th" the high hool bond .. Ch'-t UpJ'K'r bay a!'f'a nE-ar Jambort"f' ~ McKenzlto wu f'l tM ~d end Ford Rd IS be-Ing ron.
Tuelday en•nanr at a mH>IInif of Jdf'red light now And tb.at the C'Ommunlty leaders at ~f'~port !'i to 40
Harbor Hl~rh &-hooJ. Mr H:url· a <'n-'1 undtor nt'lotlatJ(In ~n. ' ho "' mAFlAJU•r of CrOWf'IJ "'all all~ ror f'Jtr)lntfon ()( tht-
WHdon II Co. In Coron" dtol \far, eampWI. Rto tlld that th~ '"'"""
was IN'ted yc•terday b a tc:hool Is t'ICJ>E'\'If'd to C<llt Ju t
nomlnatlnt C' o m mI tt t' f' rom. ah~btlv m~ than the Coeta Pr1J~e<t ol John Kimble, Dick Mf'Sa High ,~ 001 hi actuaUy
Richard. M, Uarvc-y Pt-u. and CO.tl"f -thf' lnt'r~a.e aC<.."OUnt. •
11tn Franklin ~r. td for by tht' rJ In prl
H h Sc TIM hteh ..chooJ bond~ aft' e.tt. 11 hoot ~upt. lilax R~ -• to ~t llUO Jor an ...
plaiMd ttl~ n"'f'd tor ,.., lM!'W ..._.. valuaUo~a ot .. .-lor u.e
• bllh .. hool on tAt ._. o1 pop. .,.t ,.., ..,. IUD-, tllle ftft
ulatlon. Ttt~ Pf'eWnt IK'boof .... ,_,. Kr. a-u Mid daat .. ~~ ifl the N.wport H.rbor Ytldlt Clwb. The new MIIJMnt 01 ~tOO In u~ ~...,_. ~ .._ ..._ ·...-dlre~ton. ~ 'o ri9+' • ,,.. J. Ga,t of lelboe HarbOr and C"•• ll ... H'-" tl1)o ow.,. .. 'J:' .::J':· f~ Gity treesu~ of ~•port S.•t h· RoJ.,d h~ la UP«ttd to I~~ ftluau., • ~
Wrtoht of Newpo..i Hei9ft ... ~ice pre~:dent of ro_t.• by ltiS-~ • ..,_ ••• ... tMI .._ ~ lW of .&-.:..:..::...... _...~ CL ~vauv. .. ,imat ._. .....,. • ...._. ........ __ ..._ ~. l'lQ flCirt.$ T • Win ~le. f'd. A ..., arttoo~ a. IJftW to lft tilt~ ~ -..... former mayor of Cos•a ~. (E:'\,ign F•·otol bfotin cla tn ,.,. fall o1 1-. ,_ ., .._ I ... ._ .. ....
QALLI~QQ Fr0111 the POLICE ILOII ER ..
, • ftV.aDA'r. rB. II US Via Menton., LJdo la1e, Hearn. 45, of 125 SApphire Ave.,
A eonfu.ted fox that wat run· knocked a rlm off a lltht on the Balboa Ja.land, waa charaect wilh
nlha at larp on Bay bland wu parked car ot John Mercer, 108 rldlne a bicycle on the aldewalk
lhot by a hum~ officer at the Vla Koron, IJ4Io lale, at the lat· at Rub.Y Ave. and s. Bay rront.
request of occupant. after the ter ad~ .. lboa laland .•• Cart driven by
animal could not be app~hend· • u-Dould w. khmfdt, 1JD 31th St , I
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ed . . • Officers w.N unable to · • •-'AY, I'D. l3 W•t Newport and Wayne i..
locat. a car ,.ported drlvlne RGM C,.Y. 39, Newport Beach, Raitt. El T~· marine ..,. ln ·
BY.J:N~~ recklesaly on the aroundl of wu charpd with drunk drtvt~ volved In an attldent at Cou;
Newport Harbor Hltb School· 2 a nd lntoxlcatlon In the 1700 Hwy d M 1 ld A C teac~rs were wlUlnt to a.l~ a ~ock of Balboa Blvd., Newport del M:; at :.~0P m. ve., ~~:
t"dmplalnt . . . ch, a t 1:40 a.m .... Officers B. Olds.. 80 ·of 7»1 · ·y, Coa
A c..... del .._ Mr ...s quieted a party at 120 E. Balboa · • · s t
AlVO I. HA.VA -............. ·-·----··-·--'-.. --.OwMr ...4 , • .....,_ ~tla ..., .._... 17 ...: Blvd., Balboa, at 3:20 a.m. . . • Hwy., Weat l'fewport, suffered a e AJIOVJID TBE CODD Striped marlin-Jerry Clcconl, ......_. • dn; _. • Woman'a clothlnt valued at 140 falntine ape II at 7100 W. Cout
It won't be lone until the 1960 Avalon, 365 lb. 1 .... _. ..,. -:_: ~ was atolen from tbe tnldence Gf Hwy • .and wu aent to Oranae
fishing aeason wUI be In full Ye llowtaU -Thomas Melroy, •• --.... __.111• ..!. -:-Richard Gamtaan 748 Tustin County General Ho.pltal for
PI& HAAPA -·---~·-···---·· ..._l.te Edlter
SUISCltrTION RATES
In t'-e Now,_t H•r~ Ar .. : Otlo .,.., $).00: +we ye•"
Out.l• of tho H•r~ Ar .. : Ono yeer -$4.00: two v••"
15.00 bloom. If you have your mu.ule Long Beach. 61 lb. ---·•" • ·--. tlae ' treatment at 3·10 p m A $7.00 pointed In the direction of some· Al bacore-tuna-Or. Sam Her-pupartr el a..te W. lateen-Ave., Newport Helthta · · · A S30 Baysho~s m o th e ,· co~pi~J~ed
th l bl '11 t t k lk tt field el Rortla ..... .__ u>ort coat owned by Terry J. h t h d h -------------------------ng g, you wan o now z o , Beverly Hills, 83 lb., 12 -1'--•. • Clark, Newpol't Beach was stol· t a er aua ter, 12, waa ac· just how big Is big! oz. tuna. ~ ~ ~·~ clbDh· en from Newport Ha rbOr High coated by 6 Juveniles on the
From time to time. the Schen· White aea bass-Charles Oorsh· ._ oa uoe ,._ -• Ia-.. .t School ... Ral h Morris 234 AI · beach near the Balboa Bay Club
ley Sportsmen's Club releases a kind, Beverly Hil la. 72 l b. 701 ACICida Aft.o C..O.. del varado PI ~boa rePorted 8 and that they pus hed her a round,
current list of the lareest fish Barracuda -Jewel Womack, !!:a;.; • A .12 caL dOe fouad poa.slble b~'rglary oi the Rende~· twisted her a rm and yelled In·
entered In their contests. which Carpinteria, 17 lb., 6 oz. ~ .,.saat • atWty pole ous Ballroom Balboa but noth suiting remarks at her ... Dr.
began In 1956. The latest In · . Striped bass-F 1 o y d Hayes, aaoee Coat Bwy. f.-._. lng was taken' ' · Wilmot Robinson, 2592 Ci rcle
Hop
formation just arrived. It you can Oakley, 53 lb. OrciD98 by Tom Canaa. 1201 A baV of ~~· •Cilu.ed at 110 Dr., Bay Shores, reported hit and e WHY DON! THEY WANT TO RUN? top any of lhese, you have a Rock bass-lsldore La Rocca. llerbhlra Lema, W•tcUff. was ,.,.. 8tol t tba ualoclred run dllmage to a car there ... Ju nker, believe m~! Los Angeles. 12 lb., 12 oz. turDad OYer to JIOlb • • • .. I"CCID Bonnie B. Sm ith, 39, Apt. 16, 104
Wh th 1 k f . . h N Salmon -Louis Lafon, San Haltbut-Ronald La Roche, Los Vandals broke three windows ;: -' =rady· 505 leawmd E. Bay Ave., Balboa, was arrest· . Y _e ac 0 mterest m t e ewport Beach Francisco, 48': lb. Angeles. 53 lb., 4 oz. In the George Hiner bait stand parkmt lot ~ ':z.: ed on an Intoxication cha rge at
Ctty Counal race? T here are only 4 candidates for I The following SSC ·Jnternatlon. t on<.'eSSion on t he end of the lfewport al•cL lfawport aa.cb 109 Palm St., Balboa, at 10 p.m.
the 3 v acancies for the April 12 election and there 1-al Spln Fish ing Assn. tropllics Newport Pier· . · Elaine Serf, 104 .. .. .... _ • ......_ ' WHirS were given for largest salmon VIa Ithaca~ Lido Isle, reported a • · • -n. -C1J911en-.... n . • MO~DAT, PEL 15
is no contest C:U alt i n 2 o f the 3 districts. In Costa 1•11 WITH and yellowtail on 10.1b. test lint> car on tire on Coaat Hwy. near 1717_,~ Dthr.. Cliff Bana, A Newport.Beach boy, 14. and
Mesa. the~ m l c a nd id a te s for 3 vacancies. THE CDI CHI.ER? or under· Jamboree Rd.: the fire was out com--at • 1DCID at· a Ba lboa Island boy, 14. report·
One reason. to b e sure. is th e c a h b e r o f the in -Snlmo~-Mkk Bodine Port· prior to the arrival ot officers tempted to nmowe bar purse ed as missing at 5 a.m. were
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By allA.DEJf FtlfCB I land Ore 2-lb line 28' lb l2 ... A car ran ott the road at from a flllDg cablDet lA tbo found later In the day In San
c um ents. a r orse candtdates w o uld n o t really ExKu.tin Socntary oz.: Wa lle·; Bart~l. Po~tland. 4.Jb. coast Hwy. and Narcissus A\'e.. tolo.taloa •tote at 1301 w. Bal· Clemente. where they had tra \'·
relish the idea o f r u nni ng against C o uncilmen Hans • lint>, 39 lb .. 2 oz.: Wil liam Forbes, Coro~a del M~r. at 8 p.m. a nd boa Bl'fd. .• lfnrport lloclcb • • · eled by bus · .. A city vehicle
Lo renz and Charles Har1. who h a ve d one quite an j Porlland. 8-lb. line, 31 lb .. 8 07~ possibly rontaln~ Injured per-A 6·foot CJlaued dlDIJby, •at. I driven by Al fred Granados, Co ·
outstanding J'ob dunng their h rst term t'n offi·ce But • CET YOUR MEMBER . Yellowtail-Floyd Randolph, son~ but when officers arrived uocs at 110 .... a atolea from Ita Mesa, str~ck a pnrked vehicle T~e Influence of L(>ap \ear Alhambra. <1 -lb. line. 26 lb .. 4 oz.: to mvestlgate the vehicle was tbe 15th St. dodc. lfewport In the Cher t~ Inn parking lot.
I'm a fraid there is another important r e ason: t he Da) -~~xt Monday, Fc>b. 29 -or. Earl Hfc>rshmnn . Long Beach. gone ... Juveniles threw a fi sh B.-cb. OW1lOd by Balob Butb· 1 Corona dc>l Mar ... Petc>r Des t,
district s ystem o f choosin g coun cilmen has discour -Is felt e' [ n by your chamber of R-Ib II 22 lb 8 . R I h at Jhe front window of the home erford, 12& tOth St., Wnt Hew· 923 E. Balboa Blvd., B. I boa, re·
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commer<'('. Cht>~·ali~~· lO -lb ·i lnc 0~'i lb a 2 p z of Beatrl<'e M. Martin, 716 w. port • · · ported the thert ol a box of car·
age c an i ale s ro m filmg. I b e lie v e they w ould Tht> 1960 member'>hlp dri\'c Th : 1 · 11 · ,·· ho .. Oct>nn Front, Balboa. and ran out Joyrt> R. Howc>s. 27, of 313 E. pcntt>r and mechanlr lool" val·
rather take t heir c h ances in a free-for-a ll. a s in C osta will ~lnrt on L<-a p \'C'ar Day and h e lac~ t~re. fl SP;r~~· as on I he bt>a(·h leaving a box of Ba lboa Blvd .. Balboa. was nrrest. Ul'd a1 bNwe<>n !65 and $70
M esa, and a s lt use d to b e m N e w por t Beach rather I he :.logan will.!lot be "gt'l )OUr ~~~ng~c-c~~s era~o~;: 19fll; t' ~~~~ (Ish in fronl of her home ... A eel on rha~gt>s of drun_k driving A blark mal~ poodle was ·~~:
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. • . h 2 d ma~. -but get )Our m<'m C'\en mentioned: IMi ha.;: onl 3 S2:l bi<'ydc-was stolt>n from the and lntoXICalion at r:30 p.m. pounded at •>101 &>as hore Dr ..
an compe mg a gmnst JUSt one, o r per aps , un er tx'r. d 'II 1 el l 5·. ) unlocked oarage of Jl arold G nl'ar &lboa Bl vd. and ~aln SL. Wes1 !liewport A \'Olley ball
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. t . t I . }. d f h hod Th I , d . . reror s stt s an ng. IX '''Nf.' ,.. . 8 lbo J h ,. .. II 7 J d ... e lS n c system . a m Inc 1ne to avor t e m el ree c>ams -a""'•~IP . 11 1s tabll h d . 1 9~ th llallima n. 13m N. Bay Fronl a n . . . o n ... u N. 1 I a t> net found strung arro~ Holly
of n o m inating and e lectin g a t large for a city of rt'ported. by ·• \~i nsomt> O,lisy ~~lmbe~ ~ \n9:'l9 . If th~ ~am~ Balboa h.land . . . . A\'e .. Ralbo" Island. rc•ported lhat La n<'. N<'wport Heights. W<!.i . ~I at' or two -\\'Ill rum ~H·S th<' n . · •s . ren a hl'n vy obje<'t dropped from 1 h<' tagged and pia red In thP prop·
our SIZe. bu~mPs,!; distm·t. I mc>ano; anythmg. 11.1Ne Will be> • FlUDAY. FEB. 12 I Go I d t' n rod A vi'. footbrldg<' I Nty room ... A swas tika ''"" * * * I !Wcaust' I he <·hamtx-r 1-. man· blggr r ones lakC'n 10 1~· . ·1 Frank S<'haumburg. 301 Via 1 sma<;hc>d lhe windshield of hill painted on the side or the rar ot e ANY TEARS FOR CHESSMAN? nt'd by \oluntecrs aml has no 11 ~~ l~r~ and g~d f•~h•nJ.!. Lido Nord, Lido Isle. reportt>d the car a.;: h<' was driving below on Harold Wads worth, 422 Lark'l pur
rem or O\erhead 1o pay Jx>yond on 1 e ong, no''· I heft of a i ·foot outhoarrt molor Ravsiclc.-Or .. Corona del Mar. at Ave .. Corona del :\lar ... R. 11.
G o v . Pat Bro wn's .s tay of e xecution for k idnaper bare cost of offil'e supplie& and boat ... OHicerS's:rtd an undt>· 9:5:5 p.m.. . . Winckler, Z735 w. Coast Hwy ..
C a ry l C hessman re prese nts , h r st of a ll, inexcusab le g~1ih;-k!~~·~~ ~~=~~~ec~~~~:>~~~ Lellel"~ -1 ~:~~nt>1ro~o~ntp~~k~~neym~~~~ • SUNDAY. FEB. 14 <Cont.lnued on Page SlxJ
m te rventton in the a ffairs o f our own s ale by the memtx>r-.. I hroken open in front or 409 .I Otfl<'ers quietecl a party at 435
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~th St. Newport Bearh A llc-llolropc Avt> .. Corona del Mar,
. tate epart m ent, a nd also an act o( ccwardtce e YOUR MONEY'S WOJtTJI ARVO E. HAAPA blac-k m~le m iniature poodl~ ,~,35 a t 12:05 a.m .... 1\\·o Santa Ann
b y the U.S . G overnme n t m ko w -tow mg to poss1ble ChamhN dut's are 51111 low _ Ownt'r and Publi.!•her I impounded from thfc> IHc>a of VIa girls. 15 and 16 .. round walk·
reaction down in Uruguay and Brazil. It's the b usi-nght a t rock bou om where they In rPgard to lhe Caryl Ches,o;. San Remo and Via Lido Nord. lng on lhe beat·h 10 lh<' Newport
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. h h ld .started 3 V<'ars ago. ma~ reprle\'c of 60 days and the Lido Isle, by Humane Officer Pier are a . a t 12:15 a.m .. were
ress. o no ot e~ r:a tlon t at. we s ou exeo:te a I Five dclllnrs for rt'.,ldential rall1ng of a sped a I session of John Blake ... Mrs. c. R. charge-d with curfew violation
convicted sex cn m mal. A nd JUSt b ecause P res1dent membNs _ Sl O for professional lh<.' Ca iiCornja . Leg! lature to try L'Ecluse, 721 St. James Rd., Cliff and were releast'd Inter to their
Etsenhow e r is g otng VlSttmg in S outh Ame rica. the -and Sl5 10 SJS for business. to aboli h tapual punishment In Haven. reported high school cows parents · · ·. Water department
St t 0 t t h · h t t t ll f th depending on how many em· our sta te. I am very greatly con -loose In the area at 8:3l a.m. employe-es "'ere called to shut a e e par men as n o n g o e a nyone o e plo"·e-; cerned. but investigating oUiccrs were off water tloodinJt a house at
United States how to run their affairs. The~ low dues a re ,utrlclent With a ll the murders and unable to loca te them ... A tire, 1121 Kings Rd., CII H Haven. due
There are those who say Chessman has suf· to keep your cham~r on the crimes which are occurring con· rh'n and tube, va lued at $44.87 to • brok.en water line · · · To·
b II II h I sta ntly now In •pile of our capl· wer t 1 f th f p ' matoes were thrown on the car fered enough already bec ause he has approac hed a a 1 e t me -working for ' .. e 8 0 en rom e car 0 ete t R. B F h 3111 B ld • ' · . the best Interest ot the entire tal punishment Jaw, 1 shudder Peleuses. 702 Heliotrope Ave., 0 · e ren.. ays e
deaths door s o ofte n , and each tlme was able to , community and bringing things to think what would happen lt Corona del Mar ... _o_r . .:....' _eo_ro_n_a_d_e_J _M_ar_._._._E_._L~:::::::;:::::::;==========
step back D on't for get tha t a ll this angu1sh has b een of value to all citizens -for that law were abolished. AD atteaaptlad .. by was h . d · H · d 17 t · little or no ro t. When he took oftlce as gover-made by ---lato tbo lS 0 wn o mg. e WO~ convtcte ~:m coun S, In-For instance _ highway trees nor, our Governor Brown voted commluclry bu11cS1Dg at Merle's
cludmg 2 coun ts o f ktd n apm g w 1th b odlly harm, -parkin~ signs _ community to enfort'e the laws or Ca lifornia. Drt•e Ia. CoroDa del Mm •••
"h'htch cernes the d e ath s e n tence u nder the Ltttle ldentificnllon s 1 g n s -s a 1 e ~ In the <;hessman mauer he cer· A car drlna by Lola J.lfu.pby.
L1r.dbergh law. T he. other charges wer e attempted e,·enls that produ<'t> business talnly ~s not done. so. In fact. Loa ~~ ... ,.,..t out of COD· volume for stores and bargains he Is trymg to abolis h a Jaw or trol cmd fUpped owr -Cocut
rape robb e ry a n d car theft O n e of h ts vtchm s lS for cu 1omers _ tour public the state now. It ~ems to me he Rwy. • ,_t west .. lcl1boa s~.ll in a m e n ta l institu tion . her m ind g o n e . H o w do I mt'etings a year with entertain -~ is being remiss In h. is duties as BIYd., lfowport a...b. at 1:47
YOU assess her sufferi ng? ment and refreshments tree -governor. p.m.. •• • Dr. P. If. WWJama, 74. · . I a community voice that Is re· The governor said he granted Ttdtla. auffer.d a IMcut attack
A fter th1s stay of exe cutton there m a y be com -, pectt>d and in!luenlial as the reprieve to protect President at ll.ldwrrd'a Lido Mmbt at
mu''.Jtton of sentence to bfe Imprisonme nt; later a , hown In t he successful fight to Eisenhower on hls good wll~ tour 2 :40 p.m.. .,.. p .. cdd by a
Percle and then what lS s octety 's responsib ility to save our postoffire and lo secure to South A~erlca. In my opmlon, pbyUdaa Cllld flra depwtwnt • adt'quale city and stale atten· the go\'ernor thought he was lm· nac:ae -raad CIDd w .. taba h.s nex t Vlchm ? lion to local n~ds and wishes. 1 ~roving his own ~lltical ambl· by Cllllbulcmce to Boav ._,.. * * * • • • 1 lions a s a favon te candidate tal •••
e ANOTHER MILLSTONE FOR EMPLOYERS • NOltE TBAif MOST 1 from California, but It definitely Juveniles sitting on a bench In
In tar t, your chamber of rom-• looks now lhat many of his own the 300 block of Marine Ave ..
You ll agree that one ol the m o s t cherished pnv· merce has a lot broader field party members arc against him Balboa Island, yelling at occu-
Th
than the average commerre and the resuhs will be. the op· pants In pa.sslng cars at 3:58p.m .
• 1::-ges ts the right to choose y our a s s ocia tes. ese organization whose big e ffort Is poslte from what he a nticipated. were advised to disperse after
0SSOCta es mclude, ftrst of all, your fr iend s ; and for sometimes directed mainly at l I am hoping, Mr. Haapa, that otflcers received a nolse and dJs·
th'? busmessman. a c ho1ce a lm ost a s important is the making a buck or two tor its • you will discuss all the angles turbanee complalnt . . Cars members. 1 of this situation in "The lAg'' driven by Corinne FranklJn 3416
nght to h 1re whomsoever he pleases. Your chamber was Jncorpor· this week. VIa Oporto, Newport Beach' and
Perhaps y ou don 't k now that the bus m e ssman ated as a civic g roup with the Thanking you , I am ve r Y Albert Naeel, 1338 w. &n>Oa
h as los t h ts fre edom of c hotce m hinng The re is a In terests of all Corona del Mar sincerely yours, Blvd., Balboa, we~ Involved In
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•• , and pre posterous state law called t h e "fair em· and its res idents as the objective MRS. ANNE R. STILLMAN a n aocldent at 32nd St. and New-
n and Is duly chartered by th~ Corona del Mar port Blvd., Newport Beach ... A
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Sll7 EAST COAIT IDGIIWA'r
COBOifA DEL IIU
ploym ent prachces a c t," which hangs another heavy State of California to hold meet· car driven by Mrs. Beatrice Love,
m 1llston earo u ndour nec k s lng& make d~l~o~ on pu~ic ~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-------~
Believe tt o r n ot, here a re some o f th e e mplo y · matters Cexrept political candl· dates> and Influence public
ment mquiries made unlaw ful by th1s law: b irth · opinion to this end. Two lectu~·dlscusalon croups
place o f a pplicant; b trthp la ce of applicant's parents. It is a gOOd klnd of organlza· under the University of Calltor·
Spous e o r other close relahves; re h gious affiha1ion ; tlon tG hawe In a erowlng rom· nla Extenslon·program will atart munlty -a nd It needs a nd de· ........
request for p h o to to accom pany a pphcahon, coun try their 10-week "wme~tera" In the serves your aupport as a member. Harbor Area durin( March.
of cillzen s h ip ; anc estry, any que s tion c onc e rmng "Politics 1960'' will be atudied
race o r color (okay to ask abo ut c olor of eyes and at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1.a1r . h o weve r ),· date of arrival 1n the U .S .; port of Stanley Molner, 340 Catallna Dr., r• l Mayor James Stodda rd has Newport lielthls, beglnnlne
en'ry; h o w long a resident; language com~on. Y proclaimed Feb. 22 through 28 Ma rch 14.
used by applicant; mother tongue; membership m as Heart Week, whlch will con· Mrs. B. N. OHenberr wUJ lead
d lod ( babl elude with Heart Sunday on the the dllcUalon ot ''The £mere
crgan izahon s, clubs, societies an ges pro Y 28th, when volunteers will call ence or M~rn ' Palntlnr'' at th;
o ka y to a s k applic ant's name. and perhaps even on ·reside nces throughout the home ot Mr ... nd Mra. Phillip
the s ex). Ha rbor Area tor contributions to Gold, 1<r7 Dljon, Lido Iale, be·
I have n 't read the complete te x t of the new la w . rth;;:e;;:rese;;;;;;;;;;:a;;:rc;;:h;;;;;;;;fu_n_d_. ;;;;;;;;~--;;;;;;;;-';.1=n=nl-n~e=W=-ed=n="=-diiiay~,-Maiiiiiiiirc_b_2_ ...
so I d o n 't know if they missed 2 important points: a
he detector test or some sort of thought control to
determine the reasons for not hiring an app licant;
also a requirement for .w earing a blindfold while
interviewing an applicant so t.hat none of the ~ve
forbidden fields c an possibly mfluence the dects1on.
This sort of law is getting pretty close to-the
last s traw.
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Pre-Easter •
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All stedt must go
AT DE~LER'S COST
* P••ard leD * JIWico
* Syt.ama * Admiral * Z.Dith
TV • HI-A's • Colwlbltdions
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lfAieABD B.T.JIJL WADANn OR ALL SETS
PJ.OI 30 DAD IEBVICE ~
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CROWN
CITIZ
The campalan for f;'lementary
school bonds-will be spearhea~
by the newly organized "Cood
Schools Committee," which is
headed by A. K. Phelps,, Corona
del Mar attorney, as C'halrman.
Major John CIU of Harbor
Highlands Is finance chairman;
Mrs. Henry Brainerd of Costa
Mesa, ~eeretary: Mrs. Richard Other committee membtors ar~
Lilienthal of Clift Haven, en· Mrs. Robert .Cooper, Mrs, John
do.-.ements chairman; Mrt". Lyell Echternach, Mn. Louise Elwell,
Buttermore of Corona Hl&hlandl, Mrt. Leonard Graves, Ml'\l. Art
publicity chalrma.n, ualated by Llndeke, Mn. James Ray, MI ..
Duncan Stewart of Shore CIIUa. Bernice Vetta.l, Don Anderson,
Edward Healy ·or Central New· Earl Bjelland, Robert Harbison,
port and Werner Carlson of Cotta Norman Grorud, Milo Lacy, WU ·
Mesa. Uam .,Ritter, Lea SteUensen, Jim
Mrs. Harvey Peate oft Balboa Thompson, Ed WurteJe and J im
~"'""'•eSSit'\r,;U hiland wJII be PTA coordinator Zelaer. a nd will direct a house·to:house Substantial contributions have
d B • campalen to support the bond already been received for the an US I ness election and to iet out the vote. ~campaign, according to Major
Mrs. Paul Holmes of Bay Shores Gill. D•lrectory is head of the speakers bureau, "We heartily wclrome mone)'
.. which will Supply speakers for contributions to help tell the ~!!!:~.:1~!£!~:!!~~'---,l local groups. John Dean, prln· story," he said. "We want help .~ cl pal of HarbOr View School, will with many of the personal tasks
asalst her. which the committee will under·
SOUND-CRAITERS,Inc.
2626 E,\ST COAST IIIGHWA Y
~ORON A DEL MAR
Jim Ray\ president of the New· take too."
port Beach Elementary School The April 12 bond election in·
Board, has appointed .Mrs. Loul!l eludes $1,645,000 for elementary
Csenar as a repr~ntallvc of the school expansion. The llems a re
school board to attend comm it· the site and first unit of a sec·
tee meetings. ondary school nt>ar the Corona OR 3·8515
!~COME TAX
LELAND [. FOGG
Formerly
with lnt<>rnal Revenue
1982 N Bl d Three seventh graders and 8 ewport V · eighth graders received all A's
COSTA MESA for the second qua rte r a t the
Liberty ·B-1672 Horace Ensign School. The total
number on the honor roll was ~~~P.~··~·~Id~e~n~oo=L=I=he=rt=y=S=·=5664==~~20 for the ~~eventh grade and 4'1 for the eighth g rade.
Here Is the (.'Ompletc Jist:
Furniture Refinishing SEVE~TH GR,\DE -M 1 11 i e
,\nti<tue or modern. Custom Alexander, Patty Pardoll and
cabinets made-altNed -Kathy Schvar.l Te<'clved a ll A's.
r,.paired or refinished. Fine Others on the honor roll were
\\Mkmanshlp. Reasonable Joel Bradbury, Duana Burgess.
pnce. :\!bert Hol m. Ross Burke , Susa n Clemens,
Ll 8 9679 Jrm 1L Dean, Kim Dcsenberg.
1 ======-======l Christina Fcldmttnn, N a n c y i: Gamble, Chris Godwin. Joe Lan~·
Home Repairs jahr. Molly Lot>ser. Cr~ig Mc-
Cahe, Merrily MC'Colg. Phil Mon· Remodclin~ · Cabinets roe. Susan Staar, I.Rsllc Stan-
& additions. wood and John Swiger!.
Ray Nielsen EIGIITH GRADE-Jackle Cas-
U 8-6888 ala. Kathy Co urtney. Va lt>rle
\:f~!!~~=======~· Field, Georgia French, Susan Hill, Chrirc J\tC'l..aughlln, Janet
Riedel .lnd Ricky Spark!'! rt>t'f!ived HARBOR REST all A's. Others on the honor roll MEMORIAL PARK were: Jay Alhm, DliV(' Anderst>n. Douglas Andorka, Suunne Bru·
Buck. Jamie Carroll, Carolln Col-
baker, Susan Brunton, Lorna 3131 Harbor Blvd. at Gisler
Costa Mesa
KIMBERLY 5·1158
CORONA DEL MAR
Dr. [. W. McCabe. O.D.
3024 E. Coast HIJbWa)'
Corona del Mar
Acr08l trom Christentl!'n't Drua
ORIOLE 3·0467
linlll, Pn!ty Croxon, Da rb)' Doug ·
Jas. Scott Greathead. Chrl!l Gro-
rud, Don Grupe, llt"len Hall, LE>s ·
lie Hammond. Ricky Harding.
Unda llargra\'e, Ell;oo.abeth Har·
rison. Peter Kell, Kathy Krause,
Johtt Laun, Sherry Linden, Bob
Magnuson, Ralph Nielsen, John
Richwine, Doug Salisbury. Don ·
aid 5('hlosscr. Bill SchollE'. Sue
S<·huh. Sandv Shaw, Stt-ve Shedd,
Jon Showstti(·k, Terry Stanhope,
Marvl.s Thompson. Bonnie Trem·
bley and fed Whltrneck.
larch 5 Is Seallee Day
Mayor James Stoddard hall
proclaim<"d Ma rch 5 as "Seabee
Day," In honor or the 18th an·
nlversarv of the or,~~anlzation of
the coristrucilon battnllon!l by
the U.S. Nan• during World War
11. The Seabct's are the Navy
counterpart or the U.S. Army E:n·
glneer Corps.
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COlONA Dll MAl
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BY POPULAR REQUEST
WE ARE REPEATING THE
FREE LECTURE
"Mutual Funds Explained"
H ::N ·:. buy t~err
be· .... ee~ fu nd;.
.,, ~-•:. bo~ for, tl-.e differences
A c;:eAero' d-·cu· 'o;:n c: 1 A~~: o!
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Phone for reservations: ORiole 3-7005
{R~~rvo• O"'S kni•ed fc:. 35 perso~"s)
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ME:).fBERS PACIF'IC COAST STOCK EX CHA.XGE
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USE Otn FUE PU&mC LOT
Speaker: BURDETT R. HARRISON
RESJDEXl' ).·fA:-.' AGER
LOS A:'OGELES • PASADEXA • SAX DIEGO
C0\'1:'\A • LAG L'XA BEACH • LOX G BEA CH • V A:'\! XVYS
1831 on.. em home lo.n by a Savin.p t.nd Loan AUOC:I&tionwugrantfd
toalamplicbter in Fnnkfonl Pellfttyh·ania. no"' part or\PhiiWiphia.
Last year,IDaun!d Savinp and Loan Associations like ours,
made home IOADa to more American families than did all
other llnanclal iutitutiona combined ... weD over 1 millloa
loans totaUaa $111 bUIIoa. Wbetber you are opea-
inl a aaYinp ac:eouDt for a down payment on a
bome of,_.. own or waDt llnanci.Dif to buy or
build ,_.. home, we J11181Mt you eee ,.. tin&.
N.Wi OIIT •• L.OA SAVINGa
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
,.,. dl rldtltfl• fOIU tim•• • Y••r, c•n•""' ., 4 so• "' .
a.aee VIA L ... , •• WPOIIT HAOK. CAL.tPOitNlA ~ ·--,. .....
Bt•11clt effie•, 1407 E••t Co••t Hl ghw•y. C•r••• riel • .,
Telephone-both offlcee-ORiole 3-3130 P. A. Pl.,_.,-. ~
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MARDI GRAS o, o lo:ol leve l w II be held o• rre V ,., M,,,;. l
re--o ,.,,, ,;. s,·v•O<)y e.,e,.,·,g oy +he Au• d'Y cf S• Co·ne• re
Sci,C'"11 of L,g .. r-o Beorh Tf,ere w·ll oe refre•hrner •. o' 7 p rn o~1
bu::el d ",..,.er or e followed bt dd"C'"'9· Mrs Berl E po u 'J"d·
&"'Q at r q~ t) is ge"'e•al chCJ·,,..,, for the eve"'l. p,clured with ~er
re 2 rnerno~.. of 1f-e de~ ora· cr-~ CC'mrn. ttee Mr~. Lowrence Straw
(o • e l•) o-.d Mr~. R. F. H;tzel. ond 2 ve ry young he1per$ Peggy
Strow (le''l d"'d Be·~ H rzel. (Pho'o oy Lc ... ••e Meteer)
Philharmonic
Group Meets
:-:ew officers or the Bay Shores
L'n ll of the Orange County Phil·
hM monlc Society will be intro-
dU<'<'rl today tThursday t a1 the
rww home of M r. and Mr!';. Rob
<'tl T.1ube, 2622 Cirde Dr. Bridge
"'Ill b<' played from 9:30 a.m.
Wi th luncheon at 11:30 and a
meP1 ing to follow.
Hostesses who ''til ass1st Mr".
Taube are Mmes Burdett llarrr
son. William Lester, J ohn
l\luney and John Davie .
The Taubes have ju t com -
pleted thetr new contemporary
home and have opened their
doors for this monthly Phllhar·
monic benefit luncheon and
b mig<'.
By Louise M eteer
Little HoDg WODCJ aDd aw .. t Miog LlDg Tu
Do all tbe tblDCJa that m011t cblldreD do:
But DeYer. DO, DeYer for eYeD a while
Jo Ch.laa you fiDd a bad juYeolle.
I asked Dr. WoDCJ, "£x!»la1D tbla to me."
Be amlled h la sweet amlle aod thao said to me:
"ID Chlaa we blow that'a comlog tbe day
"Wbeo we wlll be old. aDd much lD the way:
"No work la for CICJ• i D U.. couolrf we U•e.
"To pareDta kiDd can TOUDCJ ChiDeM IJIYe.
"So bullda blm a fU. lD tbe beart of b.1a aoD
"To WC1111l bim.MU by aDW IUe baa bMD doae.
"Be buUda 1t with loft CIDd respect CIDd wttb can.
'"K111dly but finDly co.ae It then.
.. ADd moet of all ~ by nam~ 1M Ufta
.. ID care to b.1a owa CI91DCJ pareob be gt..._ ..
:-Jew offi<'t'r-. '' ho w ill be prP·I Dr Wong. a ChlnP<lt' profe~o;or of .sociology. answered ques·
"<'ntt>tl J r<' ~Jr-. WilltJm Clark . lions about h i" country fM Ru<~inPots anc1 Professlo. nal Women or
< ha1rman: ~lr-;. John Da\ I<'S. sl'<' Long &-a<·h thP othN nt~h t T he abo\f• rh~ me 1'!, 1n t'ff('('t .. the
rf't.Jt). ~lr-. HobNt ~tc-C'urcly. rP<l~t<on hP gaH• that thN <' 1.., ;.dmo<~t nn j U\I'niiP d<'ltnqut'ncy e1ther
trP .... u·t•r. :\lr-.. T hurn<&'-Philipp<; in Chma or amonJ? ('hlnP'-<' 1n th(' l 'nttl'r1 Sta tes
lw ... pll.ttl4-. ;\Jr.... T .tUb<'.,: wa~· ... j "You ~er." s.url r>r \\'nng. "1n C'h&na I« no wor~ for ol d pN>pi_P
oHH1 rn P ,n ... : \T r ... Jo~mf' ... (,.trdnt r. So. ChJneS(' p:HPnts \Pry C.Hrfull~· t111"<' gnorl r h tlrlrt'n w ho \\Ill
'''uth c·t>rWf•rt~oo: ~lr.., V/11l1am jrare for tht>m." T h<'n h<' addl•d ~ooagely, "('hi ne~<e parfnt r1u e for l~··m u~. tel!')'lwn<•. ~J r... P.obNt his parent too " .
\ ••<•rhlf'._, J>Uhlllll ~ ~0 old HJ,!f' p('n«irln w ith it<; .._tint or (nr1e(>('ntlenr r for the agtng
·Aeronutronic
Wives Elect
Tho• Ac•rt111lllr1•11·< \\ ,,,., l 'luh
\.:I m•·,.r \\'pdn!' ... d.t} ,., P I ll ;.:
\!.11• 11 16 o~t thl' Forrl i\l·mnu
I nn: · IWM ifJU•trtf••.., n11 F'11rrl Rrl
tl'tdf'r thl" lf';HIC·I'-hip of tlw nPw
I' ,.I,..,. • ••d I ! .. ttl oft tcf'C"
· \I ·~ HnhNt (;f'l~,.r , ... )Jrt"·l
tl• r• ~lrl'l J,,..,,.ph !:'lap. l ;r-.t \H !' r•r•· ... trlt•nt : ~l r'l f:rnf'-.t Zambelli.
... ,. ,. "n rl 'H P (Jrt'...,rl<'nl : ;\J r-.
J., ... ,.ph D<'llt'>< h . <'orr(>SJ>Onrlln~
""' rt't.tr): Mr... \.eorg<' \\'1.'-.trom.
w•·ord lng sl'r retary : M rs. David
\\'1•1,<:, IN'asur<'r: ;\-1rs Ronald
J,,, uh-.on. burlgf'l ami (inane<'
, h.n rmt~n : ~1rs. Lloyd Lambert.
h1 ... wrwn: M r~. T hor Bergst ralh.
Jhlrl laml'ntanan: ~rc;. U'£' WoRds
"11rt h. m <'mhN"hlp <'halrman,
n nrl Mr ... L nwr<'nC<' K napp, hos·
pll.llttv r h.l irm .l n. :\trs. Glen
W ll• ox. Mrs. Rtrha rrl Keeter a ncl
~lr-; Llt•wellyn Davis are on thf'
norn 1nntlng rommlttee.
The H1ftol1 La•ch
Their 3&-FHI Y1wl
Col anrl M ro; Carroll Hurtson
of 1121 :--Jot tlnl(lhlm Rd. West·
c Jl ff, h:l\'(' J,IUnl hl'rl thP(r n('W
:t'l fuot Ohlc;on )•1\\l at l h<' L.lrto
Shlpv trtl<:. Thf' ~ wl '" namecl
Vt•l \.tru. .1 1 oin.cjl•' f rom the
numc.., l'.urnll a mi :\1arvf'il<>l'
Thr c nu plf' '"~'" omNI m .tn)
f nf'nr1s from thf' lf..t rhor Art' a for
the lo.~unrhing, a \\('II "" thf'tr
!IOn In law an<l tlau~htl'r, M r
nnrl \frs. Fr,.,l C'h rht<'n f'n or
Lomf)O(': Col Hud:>on'o; piH<'nls
.Mr. and Mrs. C. D. llut1,;on of
&>uth Pasadl'n • and his brother.
ln·lnw and slsiN, M r. nnd Mrs.
Gt>OrR<' llour k or Englp Rork.
Col. H url on 111 rommunricr of the
Balboa Power Squadron nnd vice·
commodo~ of lhe BaJboa Yacht
Club.
Ill ......... CeiU
c:-.. ....... •w.u
Oriental. On th<' othN hanc1. no lnnl'llnl'-.s, t'ilher. Gt'neration Into
~<'nNat ion thl'~' ll\r tog<"l hi'T. ancl thl' oldN onP twromf's the m or<'
hi' 150 r<'!':PN't<'tl. ('hilr1rt>n ii \'tnJ! In suc·h n <~ituation cannot hel p
r<'SfJPf'lln_g thPtr 0\\11 par<'nt-. 1n turn.
ThP Ch in(•'-(> chilrl 11('\'('f ht'.tr~ hi" rJatt'nts C'all Grandpa "thP
nld man " T ill'\' wnuld hr a<,k .l nct' i f hi' Wt'rl" to he bundled off to
dtt> in :tn olrl folk'.., hom<'
A (f'w \t'ar-. <J~o 11 wac; -;oml'wh.•t that way in this rou ntry.
You m i ghT arlmu that \.ranr1pa (Jf Crnnrlma h;u( rpar herl the:' potnt
nf ht>lng t~ in~. )OU m ight <::n th.ll tht'\' Wl'r<' "C'hi lrlish," or "for.
J;f'lrul " llut tnd.iy you r ail th<'m "«<'nile" and "impo..sihlt'" anrl
,pnrl thl'm a\Ht\' -.n that thrv "on't tw a bac1 influPn<'C on thf>
rh.Jdrt'n. \\hO, aftN aJJ. ha\e' a tiJ:ht 10 Unhlf'mishl'd )'OUih and
thl' run of l ht>ir ow n hom<''
Ami w hen thP time romN; fo r r1yl ng, an lnrreac;ing num twr or
AmNtf'3 ns are m('('ting the-ir M akt-r in t he lon~ly m ght, ~all ing
for a Son or Da ughter "ho isn't tht'rP ·
Torlay'<~ rhild k now ... littlt' of birth or death. Oh, he may ha\t'
the scientifiC' E'Xplanalion. but hc:> ha m1ssec1 the hu h of w aittng.
the quiet that preN'dl'<~ th<' c-oming~; and g oings of life. He sk ips
along on thf.> surfarr or ex!)('rlrnt'e 8'1 we do. and In spite of our
('m phasis on Togethl'rnPss know, neithN how to Vdlue nor to share.
"Isn't it poss1hle that mur h of our trouble with youth today
is simpl>: a reflection of our own pa ttt>rn, Jn which al most nothing.
any m ore. i" really sac-rt"<l, from the cradle to the grave?
Bosses Night
Is March 18
8eleflt Sale Pl••••ll
It leta Slp1 Pili
The annual Bosses Night w ill lli>ta Sigma Phi sorority, Mu
be .stagPc1 Frldny evening, Marrh Epsilon ChaptN , will holct a
18. in the Newpo rt Harbor Yacht rummage> sal e Marr h 4 anct 5 at
f'lub by t he ~ewl>Or1 Benl'h RPW 18."13 Nf'wport Blvd., Costa Mt'sa.
C'luh Plan!': arP now he~ng marie nN'Orc11ng to M rs. John M aher.
by ~1rs. AI f orgtt prt'str1c•nt. nnrl chairman.
her commlltf'<'. ~l r" L. N U'·l Tht> ororlty m<'t last night
Buon. :\I rs D C ChJpman and w it h Omicron Rho, another chup·
~frs A C' Kraut'( ter. In Grange Hall, Costa Mesa.
WaH .. Cl .. t's H1waiiM Sllt,a
SPOIITIWEU .._ WAIKDJ
Swtm Sulta. SaronlS, Dr-. l(eiJda '"Chlldren'l" Things. Muumuu., Luau eo.tume.. Men'• Aloba
Shlrt.ll, Gl!ta. OecoratJona. South SH Party DecorattnJ 1.a Soatll c:o.t II"-(_. te ..._) ....._ ....
201 MAJIJW'E AVL IAUOA tsLAlm
EGREMONT
PRIYA TE DAY SCHOOL
CIIJI.DIID I TO l' Y&AM
Small Claaes • Art and Crafta
Sport and Game ActiYiti•
Tutoring ,..._.,.,..uoa IMI..ted
•• NOin"E VISTA OOITA JIUA. CAUP. ....... -·-· ....., •.. .,.
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Hannas Bask
at Jamaica
Carl and Fran Hanna. formerly
rf'Sidf.'nts of Corona del Mar and
Shore CIIHs, are spend ing some
time In Jamntca In the We!':t
lndies. to get away from the
rhllly weathl'r In llonolulu, now
their permant'nt home.
They flew several weeks ago
to JdmalC'a, and were In the
flight dlreC'tly behind the plane
1 ha t crashed. They had to cl rcle
tor 3 hours waiting to land while
the debris was being cleared o[(
the runway.
Final Concert
Is on March 5
T he final PhilharmoniC' Orch .
PSI ra ronC'Prt or t ht> 195!l·60 ~<~ea .
son will be prE>S<'ntect at 8:30
p m. Saturday, March :l. In the
Orange Coa t College Auditor·
ium.
AJICP and Eleonore Srhocn.
feld. ,·ioh n and !'l'lln, wll I bl'
soloist<~ In the> Brn hms Douhll'
Conrertn. r riNia Br linfanl<' w ill
a I so di rfft 1 h(-orr ht'st ra 1n 1 h<'
ChN Uhl ni OVNIUrt'. "The W aiN
CarriN," anrl llu• <it' Falla suite.
"EI Amor Brujo."
CDI Reli•••t Back
From S. America Trip
:\l r«. Ka tharlnP Hampton. 211
llc>lio•rollf' A 1.1'. Corona del ~1a r.1 wao;; on<' of 3 l iWOplt' from 4
"PStf'rn :-tateo; on a rt'rt'nt agrl·
rultural goorlwill tour In Pan·
ama. Peru, Chile. Argentina,
Uruguay and Bratll.
The tour wa<~ conduC1ed by
the Cal-Farm Travl'l Servl~. a
Farm Bureau arCIIIate speclalll·
ing in travel w herf.'ln people In·
tf'rested In U.S. agricu lture can
bf'come ac-quainted with farm·
ers in other countrle~.
Good Reading
for the
Whole Family
._News
·Facts
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LOUISE METEER, Society Editor
Ill, ., MAd 111 yow clu" ...... , .-lei lto111a, ~llwch rietiea. ,.,._.,
... ,.,._,.. e..4 we44i"t atetloa to louiM MotOet et th b aitll ,._,....,_, c. .... 4ol t.t .... Toleph-: Ollolo l.OUO.
• •&WiOft IIADOa a11Ja11 TBVUDAT, PEI8VUT 25, 1-
.UaJ,fiiiED EV&ft TIIOMDAT, 0080KA DU. NA& CAI.IPOIIIIIA ...
SHIPWRECK COSTUMES
ARE READIED FOR PARTY
Hosts and hostesses' entertain. 1 costumes or "Fiotlll\m and Jet·
lng parties for the Balboa Bay sam."
Club's "Shipwreck on a Tropical Prominent m an . about . town,
Isle" extravaganza are a verJt. Grant M et'ks, Is hosting a table,
able social cross section of the while another group, Including
Southland's "Who's Who." Va ugt)n Bowen, MI ss 8 e tty
Judging by reservations that Stevens, Bill Surd and VIctor
have poured Into the popular Sayre of Lido lste, plan a DO·
Club for this Friday's party, both host, no responsibility evening.
its membership and their friends Mr. and Mr~. Ar thur L. Zerbe
are ready to cast oft formality (Catherine 1 of Lido Isle team
In favor . or shipwreck attire. up w i th Mr. and Mrs. Robert
never before seen afloat or Wallace of Balboa Bay Club and
ashore. Los Angcle In what may prove
Ladies and gents In "this and tht> unexpected h it of the eve·
that" will run the gam ut In get· nlng-an appearance or the
ups from K ing Neptune and his Pismo Island Singing and Sail·
c•ourt of beautiful mermaids to lng Musical Bottle Quartet.
an authentic Robinson Crusoe Specialities or the quartet, sung
and h is gal Friday, as portrayed to special arrangements are
by Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Bussy. "Rule Britannia" and "0 I d
who are among t he official hosts f'ompass Rose."
and ~ostesses. I n on the Shipwreck run from
Soctalltes w ho have booked EmNald Bay will be popular Pat
tables, Including the entire mem· and Bill MIIIN , who with Mr.
bcrs_h ip of. the. new and exd uslve :~nd Mrs. Lou Brccr !Shirley I of
Bahta·Cortnthtun Yacht Club. In· Balbon l slnnd plan a combined
vited by the Balboa Bay Club to forN>s table for their many
make t~eir own individual table I fril'ntl-.. Mr. and Mrs. William
rcservattons, are: Jla rling of Balboa Penln!!ula will
Mr. a nd Mrs. Gord.on M cClel I be among guests l'ntertalned by
Jan anct ~r. and Mrs. Roy May. the W illiam R. Millers.
pole 4 ~J r. Maypole wtll M .C. the I
highlights of the evening I: Mr. CJJtL .FOR THE JOHKSOKS
and ~lrs. John Nelson Hurtt of
Benefit Tea
Is Scheduled
For Library
••
T o •park Interest In provldlnr
a new library for the Newport
Helrhta area, Friends of the
Library are planning a allver
tea and prorram for Thui"'KKay,
March 3, at 2:30p.m. The beautJ •
ful new home of a newcomer
to the Harbor area, M rs. J. H .
Vincent of 1611 King's Rd., Cliff
Haven. will provide the settln&
tor the affair.
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Else Lindt, who will d l.scuss "All
the World's Children." She was
public •elations otrlcers tor the
United Nations for 7 years, l"l a
free lance journalist, and has
translated many books and films
as well as working as an as lsi·
ant to Thomas M ann, author.
Pouring at the tea table will
be members from the Heights
area, including the Mmes. Law·
renee Brown, J. GN-en, Donald
~cCollum. Austin Sturtevant.
Roland Wright, and Jloward
T inkham.
Mrs. Duncan Stewart, as pre f.
dent, .will greet g uest , with M rs.
Dorothy Harry or Shore CIIHs.
member or the Library Board.
assl~tlng her. .
The affair Is ln\'llatlonal.
''It's Fun to Dress
In Fashion"
2659 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3-5030
Newport Heights who w1JJ ht'ad En C' and Marilyn Johnson, 12i
up a large tabl~: coming from ITopat ,Avt'., Balboa l slandw are
Sherman Oaks to j oin the Hurtts parents or a daughter born Cd ·
wtll be ~Irs. Fred Cady, and from nl'.~day, Feb .. 17, In Hoag llos·
Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Robt pital, welghtng 8 pounds, 5
Bacon, also Judge and l\lrs. Elmer oo~u~n~re~s~.;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;~~~~~~:::::~~~~~~~ D. Doyle: Mrs. t-•lorence Ryp1nsk l, :o
~r. and Mrs. Humphrey Owen.
Captain and Mrs. Arthur Gtbbs:
Mrs. Hyde Braly of l r\'lnc Ter·
r.tcc.
Mr. and M rs. James D. Ger.
main I Florence I o f Bay Shores
and Palm Springs are gathering
a cotNie of friends; among
these will be Mr. and Mrs. War-
ren Bremer of Shore Cliffs; and
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Voorhll's.
Mr. and M rs. Frank Brick
(Helen• of Lido Isle and Holly ·
w ood plan a large group. I Frank
Brick takes the part of K ing
Neptune.) Mr. and M rs. Howard
Lan&ley (Nan) will head a table
of euests. The Laneley'a will
dreu aa a team In the riotous
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2 LIFE MEMBERSHIPS
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ftVMDAT. FUaVAIIY & 1-
CO .. A Da.IIU. CAI.IPOaiA
February 29, next Monday .•.
You don't think we'd Jet a ont>e·
ln.rour.years day go by without
having a s uper unu ual glm ·
mick, do you? Think hard now
. . . what could be the honest·
to · very most sumptuous thlng
that rould hap~n to you while
shopping In your favorite super·
market? A Cadillac? A mink?
A S3<'k of potatoes? A ride on
an eJephnnt! Or a look at a
two. headed orangutan? The olct
alma mater that Is alwaya doing
something nice for BO many
people ha'l out dreamed Itself
Cor the 29th. You'll Jove every
minute of it, and the longer you
stay, the nic'er you'll think we
are ...
* * * Outside of our Dew Rlc:hcud'a
eou .. Sbop •.. (They wouldD't
let me get away witb UU. Cede
Rlc:hcud'a fluff •.• too top aU·
lola aouDdlDCJ. We're just ~
lcuagae, turkey tetrauiDl • • •
or extra good, but exotic .tcmd.a
oD a blue plate special lor a
Sl Yarlety). Outside of our
RCS bGYIDCJ the bMt bowl of
dlW UU. alde of Cblle ••• cmd
I 9ot It from tiM best chill
autbority wbo trcrnla the Car·
lbbecna at least oac:e nay two
yean • • • What's oew?
* * * Revere Ware's Designers' Croup
Is new . . . So very exclusive,
we're only allowed to have It
because we go up one flight.
:-low Revere Ware's fl at on the
bottom with up to 40 per t'ent
more cooking area ... and s lain·
less steel all over. both on the
Inside and the oulo;lde, with all
Of the special heat·COnductlng
sturr which requires a special
cleanser.· all hl'dden on the In·
side . . . And with Bakelite
hand!~ and retractable hanelng
rings, bakelite knobs, a safety
finger guard, and lnterchanee·
able llch too •.• Go.h! Thu
new Dealgnera' group I• ao smart
and decorative ~d modem look·
lng, you•n almo.t be tempted not
1o use It for cookinc. b\lt you
can't afford to have thls won·
derful three· ply cookware around
and not use It ev~ry day because
It uses so much Jess petrol.
* * * Rlebcrrd'a Party Senlce la 90·
IDIJ gnat c.bildnD'a portlea •••
Slx bappr' ...U by ahnaD!·
9aa. iD a w .. k ••• aDd tbat'a
acooplDcJ out tbe a cream cmd
decolat1DIJ tbe awpriae party u.ee ... .Pint of au tbe Uttle pl wbe woa tiM gUt party
t1II1Nd out to be twlaa ••• Saa·
dnl aDd Cbarla Loagbrtdge
f.,_ kJ Sboree ••• TIM v-ta
aU won tbelr rtap ,....,.. -
tWr nlnt rtbboa laYitati-.
to tM party ••• ~ ~
Mellott. wbo wa aiJL aDd dlt·
dded to pat -... ,...., ..
tiM ky Club. ....... till* ............. ou .. .....
-~ pn... ........... .
'* * * Denise Clark's 11th birthday
marked the third for the Clarka
to eneage the enchantlng gilt
paper supervision or our Party ~rvlce, and a fourth fo1' the
Clark family ls comlnc up In
April ... An Oriental co-round
thla tJme with allk lana on the
1urprlae tree and band blown
clau figurln• for prizn • • •
Georala FuJJer choee a puppet
party with the Little ChlquJta
Pla)'fl'S comlne from Laguna to
entertain . . . Elaine SUpr
want« a ctrcua tbeme wiU. a
red ked cab and clmaa anliDAII
on top •.. VIcki Lohman tele-
W.e.cl with a IJttJe Prl~
party, all ribbon and tJowen and
.traw bOnnets • • •
* * * .............. ,..., .. .. _ ................ .., ... ,_,...., .. ....,
...................... ......... ~ ......
\ . By Louise Meteer • : ' : : : : : ; ) J lJ !A
NP:VER LET IT BE SAID that
home ma king has eone out of
raahlon: Doan't one croup ot
Harbor women have a club
oraanlzed exelualvely for l
purpoee ot turthenna Interest
that very oecupatloM They'J
gueata thl1 Friday, J'eb. 28. at
the home of Mrs. Jack Hlrtler,
2834 Tuatln Ave., Coeta Mesa,
with Y. Francia Hemmet 1peak·
lng on "Party Tlpa and Trlcka tn
the Home." So we should be
hearing about Iota of parties
with new twlsta In the near fu·
ture. • • •
"AS THE 'IWIG IS BENT ao ls
the tree Inclined.'' This sage re·
mark has s tood for years as a
symbol of teaching. That's what
mak~s It so appropriate now
that Ret ired Teachers of the
Newport Harbor area should give
a beautiful tree to be planted
as part of landscaping at the
Corona del Mar Youth Center.
It's a ll In appreciation of the
times they've u,aed the Center for
their meetings. • • •
derful huband, son, csauahtc-r·
ln·law and grandchild. Goes to
work .v~ry mornlna juat 'about
dayllcht, workln& by New York
time. No blecer than a minute
la Lee, but powerful! • • •
SUCH A REO FACE 1lnce we
teamed up Attorney John Nelson
Hurtt with the wrong man In an·
nou.nclng hla new law u.ocJ·
ate In Newport Beach. It should
have been Leonard Moody.
• • •
STILL LOOKrNG WISTFUL
when snow Is mention~ Ia
Jeanne Seek, lovely model, In
private IL!e Mrs. Seymour Beek
or 3Z71t Mar,.uerite Ave., Corona
del Mar. Jeanne still wears a
cast as the result of her skiing
acddent. Why can't they make
the things out or nylon? Says
sh e has • plastic gadget that
covers It, though, so she can
shower. What next?
• • •
MRS. PAUL 2b21
Circle Or .. Bay Shores. h&l been
appointed Southern Oronge
County vice·cheirman for the
1960 cencer crusade. T he
county goal is $1 05,895. Mrs.
Holmes was president of the
Harbor View School PTA in
1956·57, is now serving &s
school education chairmen of
the Harbor Council PTA for
1959·b0. end Girl Scout leoder
of Newport Beach Troop 2 7 and
s-4.
The Harbor V~ Jq'A prest>nt·
ed honc»rary Hie membershiP~
Last w~k to Mlq Vlrelnfa Booth,
fifth erade teacher at Harbor
VIew, a nd to Mrs. Henry Riedel
of Corona Hl&hlanc:t., who has
terved a.t ~ond vJce.presldent
.of the PTA for 2 years.
The award.'J were alven !or out·
standing efforts In the In terest
of lbe youth of the t'ommunlty
and the PTA.
Blackw~>ll. Mrs. Sidney Shannon,
Mrs. Bill Marriner and Mrs. Rob·
ert Cooper, PTA president,
DAR Honors
Past Regents,
New Members
Lettel"8 ot special <'Ommenda. New member , pa t regents
tlon were ptellent~ to Principal and the 2 high school good cltl·
John Dean, teachel's Ph I II P zen award winners wlll be hon·
Maurer and Mrs. Allee Rail, and ored at the meeting ()( the Col.
to Mrs. James Ray, PTA treas· William CabeJJ Chapter or DAR
urer. at 2 p.m. today IThur day 1 in
Mrs. Bill Marraner, Mrs. John the home of Mr . Earl Corkett,
Case and ~1rs. James Ray were IJ(}l Buena Vt 'ta, Balboa.
A 3·day holiday over Wash.
lnaton's birthday eave-vllani,
daughter or ~r. and Mrs. Rohc>rt
Voorhies of 2532 Vista Dr .. Bay
Shoro • an opportunity to celt-·
brate ht>r too. Palm Sprtncs was
her playeround, •nd he took
atona 3 ~ t friend' for P tr.t
run.
Leilani (tht>y r ail hl'r l~anl•
was 1 I )'ear old. In "ddltlon tn
her parent,. those enjoylne th('
sunny de r1 days we11:' Mr. anr1
Mrs. Max Miller and fam ll~·. In·
t'ludlng Lanl' rrl£>nd. ~ •• rn•·:
Mr. a nd Mrs. AI Smith, AJt:.on
Noble and Carol Laws.
Sllllelt Siqen She
Pr~p~~~at Fainiew
named as a nominating com· Mrs Jame~> Taylnr, rPVnt, will
mlttee to present a slate of or· pre-ide at this annual patriotic
firers for the March 16 PTA I tea. Harhor Jlagh School tudt.>nts,
meeting. directed by Mass Marie lllehsch,
Harbor VIew PTA is partklpat. will present a musical program. The Chanters, Larkl'ltf's and
lng In "Operation Alaska" by The new members are Mmes. memlwrs or the a ·t'apt>lla 1•ho ir
rollc>ctlng clothing and toys to be 1 WIUiam &>nts, li F'. lt.enour, s. from Newport H a r b or H i g h
sent to homesteaders a nd Es kl· R. ~t'wrom.:r &>njaman Ferre-ll School ga\p a 43·mtnuu.• pro·
mos In the 49th state. Comm it· Lona Crirfln: Duvld Brown, H: i{ra"! last \\~k for 2~ pat~ent<>
tPe membeT ate Mrs. Anne B Mtolnke anrt \\'ard Cla.sby, and at F alrvtew Ho pual .tn ( osta
;::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. Ml Diana F'ashN. The pa~t re· Me~ Mls~ Mllnf' Ui('bs<:h. \ ()( al
WE .. E TB•OWIJI~ A .OU •
QUET (aad bope abe ~
it) tbla week to Mn. Herbert a. (that's Etbelya) Mlller_~t
525 Raul Dr .. Coroaa ct.l Mar,
for mcmy nasou: becauM
abe'a _. of tbe fta.t pa.bUdty
cbalrmeD we lr:DoW, c:cweriD9
all the a cU•Itl.. of the Tuea·
day Club (DO small matter):
beeau.. abe baa DeYer. ID tbe
2 yean we"Ye kDow1l ber, bad
a bad word to soy for GDY·
body; bec.au.ae abe's Just about
tbe best g-raudDiotber enr.
too, carlDCJ for gn:mdcblldreD
wb.ta tbey aTe a1ck. aad flDd·
1119 tilDe to ban faa with
tbeiD wbea they ar. welL
A WOMAX'S PUliSE MAT
bol4 'aoat Cllr(tb.iD9. Ia tiM
past IDODtb we'ft .. D a bi9
c:aa ot batr apny. a cblbuabua
pap. aDd a copy of "Lady
C.C.U.rly'a t.o.er"' takea out of
the deep CODflu. ol baadbacJs
at aodal fuDCtloD.a.
.. • gt'nts are ~me . Charles Board·! mu:o;tr dtrt-t·tor, s:JIId th~tt many 'F fJ F Cooked up by man, Challf'n LandN.,. Albert of the patients ramr up to thP
I BDI y are --StOI.'kton. \\'llham Trtll and A L. <;tag(' lo ,h.lkt> hund .. wllh h,•r . Lo utse Meteer Plnklf'y. • aftt>r thP program unrl a!>kt•cl thl'
WATCH l'OR MOllE .OU·
QUETSI • • •
IT SHOULDN'T HAPPEN TO
ANYBODY, least of all :Mabf>l
Pitzmorrll.. but It did! Sht.>'s still
palnrullyaware of nose Injuries
suffered In an accident when he r
<'ar went out or control while
she was malllng a letter. Won·
der I! the let1er was to a client.
telling about haw wonderful it
Is to buy and live ln Corona dl:'l
Mar? If so, no wonder she got
• • •
IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE ITS
SPRING walk past the homf.' or
Mr. and ~1rs. Raymond AgN, 426
Poppy Ave., Corona del ~ar. Isla
Agt>r is one ot this a rc>a'!! most
ambltlouo; garctPnN'I. and hao;
I rows of violet!! in bloom to provP
lt. llow she's going to C'Onlent
her<;('l! with ral«ing flowPrs In a I pot, whf'n they move to that
fahulou., new apartment hou<>c
on Table Rock at Laguna next
summer o;omf' of u. wonder. Llkt.>
as not Isla will take over the
planting of the terrace. • • •
PAROO:-l IF OUR PRIDE IS
SHOWING. but we just learned
that Women's pages in another
news paper where we formerly
worked received Honorablp Men·
lion and ll plaque at the Call!or·
nia Newspaper Publishers' Con·
ventlon t-arly this month. Seems
that they were ours. too . . .
dated last May! • • •
GOSSIP WITHOUT RA:.ICOU R excited. h · h" ,_ • • • ... t at s w .at we want, oe·
FROM ONE WRITER TO AX ., twet.>n Us Girls. What do you
OTHER words new thlt'k and know about whom? Tell ua. We
rast when 1 met VIola Epperson won't breathe a word or lt.
one day last week. She Is editor (Might write It, though. I I
of a clever llttJe newspaper, the
Surf Line, publLsh~ by Scripps
Memorial Ha.pltal at La Jolla.
VIola had driven to Corona del
Mar to obeeJ" the new carriage
Trade Salon opened by her
friend, Betty Thomas from Bev·
erly Hills. • • •
ADD TO notm MOTREJtS.
DeUCJIMr D o r o t bY O'Hara.
*boae aoa. Falcoa. baa tabD
such strides lD tbe bu.alDeu
tbat bit DOW la ID cbar9e of
productioa. We were diacuU·
lD9 It at Dorotby'a Lido lale
boiDe tiM other day. Seema It's
a famUy affair. witb Mr. aad
Mn. B. J. Luaaey. (Dorotby'a
otber DCIIDe) aDd DGW FalcoD.
repreaeDtiDI) a trto of taleDt
aad efflcMDC'f· . . ,.
A real mJJestone In Jiving was
the 64th weddlne anniversary
party of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hill
at the Lido Isle home of their
son jlnd dauehter·ln·law, ~1r.
and ~Irs. Jack Hill. 331 Via Lido
Sou d.
A big wedding rake c-entered
the table bright with s liver aQ 1
guests toasted the couple In
champagne. I The Hills now live In Eagle
R()(·k. and are the parents of 5
c.-hl lrtren. Th<'Y have 6 grandt'hil·l
drt.>n and I ~:reat.grandrhtldren.
I Cam,flre Girls Plaa I
HOLDING HER OWN NICELY. ft • ...__ I I
In a job usually occupied by al.... II w•sary
m~ Is Lee ~acCregor of Shear·
Many a N('w Englanrl woman bean pot with lid. Add 3 tbsp.
wouldn't dream, eo,;en today. of mota. '>C •• 2 3 C'Up brown sugar.
of!Prlng any thing but a pot or 11 tsp. dry mu ... tard, 1:.1 lcHgt>
baked bean~ and good brown white or spanish on.lon. <.llt't•d
b~ad for Saturf!ay night 'IUP· Cut 1J pound alt pork •not
per. What'<~ mor<', she balfes I baron: 1 tn one 1n1·h sliN:'s down
plt'nty of them ~o th<'Y t'an ~ to the rind. Plat·l' pork on top
warmed up lor Sunday break· ot !wan~. pu ... h down into tht>m
fast! &>!ng a ~cncratlon rcmovet.l l <;llghtly. Dribhlt.> a little mola.,s.~s.
from Vermont my-.<>l f, I won't go O\'Pr th<' pork. Add wat<'r to tnp
so far a'! to o;erve bake•l beans of hean.,. Bake in o;Jow ovt.>n 1300
that oft('n. But I do say that the ctt>gree<~ I :; or 6 hours, or ovt'r·
following re<.·lpe makes happy night a t 22S de~ree~.
plc·n lc or any night fan• and al· • • •
ways ~.t<'ls requests on "llow to It you twlong to thP ··brown
make lt\em... I brl'ad with beans.. chool or
• • • thought you can make It or buy
VEliMOJifT IA.X.ED BEAJifS it in a can. but don't ask mt.> for
This recfpt' serveb 6 hungry I the rl'<'ipe. Pt"rsQnally, I'll take
people. Double II, triple It !or a corn bread baked right In the
crowd. Wash one pound dry., warn. e Iron. r rlsp and toothsome.
small navy beans. Covl'r with • • •
rold water and let soak 3 or 4 With these beans S('T\'e a tos·
hours. Put on firto and brine to sed ~:reen alad. and, for de~rt.
boll. add '• teaspoon soda. fat ba ked apples fille-tt with
bring to boil for one minute. I mlnet'meat. or raisins and nuts,
Drain. Add !r<'sh water to rover . .sprinkled with cinnamon. and
,immer slowly until skins of swimming In cream fragrant with
beans crack open. I nutmeg anrl slightly sweet~.>nt"d.
Place beans and any water on • • •
them In a heavy dutch oven or Anyone on a dlc>t.,
•
"Carriage Trade Where Beauty Is Made.,
OUR SPECTAL TY
lnd1v:dual Hair S tyling-Cc loring-
Stiver Tipping
M~. LEROY
MR ALEX
BY OUR EX?EI\T
HAIR STYL STS
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1,1 SS A
IJ
2912 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR
ORiole S.l727
Call Now For Your
Appointment
~1 1 s Patlv J"nt». o( B.tlboa group to rc>turn.
lslunrl and ~11S!> ~1.~ry Dl'nnl<; of 1 Hu ntington ~a1 h a 1,, lht> lm<Hc1 l tJSST IAIY ARRIVES
"inners from thf• ha._•h .. ,daoob A ctaughtt>r wetghtng. pound".
T elcl Wiwes E•tertai1
At Yale1tiH Pot-Luck
l«'mt>mbn th()';(' 11ld rt,mi•
\'alenran~ or b\ J.'(On(' rLn<:" H.•r
hor Tt•l•·o Wi\: •• ._ brnugiu tht.>m
up to datt' !or thPit tl')'f'llt pot I
lurk ctinnt>r at C'oron.t rtf'l :\Jar
C'ommunHy C't.>ntPr anti SJHlrk£'d
7 ounr~>~> was born \\ Ntn••-.da~.
F•·h 17, to v onurd anrl ~u<'
Ru.-.<:r. ~34 IT\ tnf' A\f ~'llf!
HJ.\f'll, tn Hoag Huo;pal.d
Lerqest e,d Most Complete
~rllitvre Store in the A .. u
C.ll for frM
DECO~ TING SE.VICf
llb.rtv f.SStl
th£>tr fl~·oratt\·e them(' \\'Jth th<' H ~ ~
humorous <·arcts. Couplp.:; artt>nd •
lng ex<·hangt>d valf'ntin£'s al«o.l ou se ~~~ ar en
The ~tmPs. Alex &hvar1, r \' Furnishings for homes.
Pa rgr>f', C'harl£'5 Hampton and j dubs yachts.
Bill AHoltN arrangf'd thf' nffair lOI1 w. Co.st Hi9hwey
for t h " Tl'lephone Compan:. 1 N ,. a.. h organltatlon. -po c;
We don t have the man
for You ... But
We have the Bait you
need to catch rum
Fell. 21111
and throughout
Leap Year
Come m and see c·_r
Selection of New
Smart Spring Dresses
From $15.96 to $29.95
Gel Yours Early w ::.Je
We Haw" a Wide Choic"
BRAGG'S
Unique Dress Shop
2737 E. COAST BWT.
CORORA DEL MAR
OR 3·.0
son 'tr Hammill bond brokerage I Looking forwarct to the 50th
firm. Lee started years back In anniversary oC. Campfire Girls I
a Los Angeles firm, doing an or· are many groups in the Harbor
dinary, feminine kind of job and j area. Among the6e is one with 16 1
learning from the ground up. membt>rs sponsored by the First
Seems the powers that be told Chrlslian Church of Costa ~1esa.
her she mlcht as well forget herl Mrs. C. W. lspanson Is leader.
ambitions to buy and sell In with Mrs. Ernest A. Lau rin and
thls man's world. Now she has Mrs. Ralph Waterman assisting.
a beautifUl home on Lido Isle, The g1rls wlll hold a birthday
o~N pro~rt~ min~ a woo· ~r~lnMareh ~~lebr~at~e~·-~~=========================~~===~======================~
I'LL MEETCHA
AT'£.·
CARTOON
MOVIE
• •
TRAVEL TO
12-~i
For A Surprise Leap Years Day
Monday, Feb. 29
If You Don't
You'll Be Sorry •
3al YIA I.IDO
NANCY MICHAEL EARNS
the POUCE BLOTlER ALL A'S Al BERKELEY
Ml.sa Nancy Michael, dauth'-r or ran ....... r. I don't think a (Coallr .... from Paa• Two> opened apparently by the wind of Mr. and Mra. John P. Michael atudnt need tear tolna to t uch
M.wpor\ -..ch. reported a win· and .ecured It ... Officers recov· of 501 MarlaoJd Ave., Corona del a ~ooL It la trl.thtenlq at tint.
dow brGicen at th~\ addreu . . • ered a vehicle In front of 2700 W. Mar, and aalutatorlan ot tbe ol cou,.., but 1n tlnw the advan.
Kra. I'Ndlitk.a Huuey, 1309 N. Coast Hwy., Newport BHch. clasa of 1959 at Newport Harbor tacee -dlverallled populatJon,
Sa¥ ~ Bal.,_ Is land, report· owned by Carl N. Lona, Arches Hl&h School, umed a atrataht excellent lnttruetora, unlimited
eel at 8:~ p.m . that ahe and her Motel, who had loaned the car "A" averaae In her first wmeater Calmoet) tadlltlea. cultural op·
daqhter were playlne cards and to a friend on Feb. 15 ... lanJ at the University of CaUlomla portunltlaa ot the Bay Area-
they hHrd .omeone aay. "Put up ,Cannizzo, -21. of 3073 Klllybrooke at Berkeley. N a n c y bas been over-abadow the lnltlal fear.
your banda and walk Into the St.. Costa Mesa. wa.s booked on atudyln& Enallah lA. Economics. There were quite a number of
alley," but lnvestlratlng o!tlcers charges of mallclousmlschlefand American History, German and people 1n my cla'l.l who never
rould not locate anyone ... Of· c&r tampering In connection with Art. even considered the advantaaea
fkert aouaht a hit and run drlv: the dainaae to several cars pn To learn how Nancy feels of a larae achool. In fact, there
er who damaeed 2 cars ot Ma-Lido Isle on Jan. 23 ... Mrs. about her work in a large unl· seemed to be a t~nd toward
jor P. Ji4ullenlx, 506 Ora nge Ave., Stewart Carpenter, 307 Onyx verslty she wa.s asked lt she has smaller .tehoola. Althouah I know Someone stole a $.'iO table
Newpqrt Bela,l\ta . . . A~ .• Balboa Island, reported the found large lecture classes to be some people just can't find their model radio and ripped a tele·
e TUDDA'r •. PEa. 11 theft ol a $65 trench roat from a hindrance to learnlne. Nancy places ln-. u nlversJty, I teeol and phone from the kitchen wa ll In
Arthur R. Avery, 49, of 119 23rd a car at 365 W. Newport Blvd., replied that every large claSs Is hope that there are many tor the home of Mrs. Doris Frisby,
St., Newport Beach. was charged Newport Heights ... Mrs. John d ivided Into sections ol 10 to 15 whom It Ia the most advantage· 701 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del
w ith lntoxlcatlon tn public at tt1e Dewhurst, 500 Santa Ana Ave., students, and English and Jan· ous pia~." . Mar, and then used the phone
rear 0~ 2001 w. Balboa Blvd., Newport Height • reported the guage classes not being lecture In a letter from Catharine De· to break out the rear window In
Newport Beach ... The city park theft of a $70 bicycle ... Fath· classe • are ~mall in the first motte Quire. associate dean of the car of E. H. Krause, 1912 Sea·
departnwnt reported malicious ers of 2 West Newport boys. 10 place. Nancy does feel that the women at the University of Call. drift Dr., Irvine Terrace, Newport
mlschlef to sprinkler heads at and 11, warned them a fter otfl· university ls harder and more fornla at Berkeley to Mrs. Fay pollee reported.
An lndutrt.l committee to
handle Inquiries from 1ndU8trtes
conaJderlna loeath-. twre wu
oraanlzed by the dlredOrs of the
Newport HArbor Chamber ot
Commerce at their noon aneetin1
Tuesday.
The followlna were named to
the committee: Jack Mullan,
president ol the Newport Har·
bor Board of Realtors; director
Norman Cl ma, from Babcock
Englneerlnr: director Ed Mont·
gomery, from Aeronutronlc; di-
rector David Hill, from Hughes
Products, and Ralph Miller, the
new president of the Chamber.
The board of directors alao:
• Approved the formation of a
Commodores Club within the
Chamber, primarily to get new
members, and also to serve as a
areettna oraanlzatlon and to
handle .aclal nenta and public
reJaUona.
• Approved a motion to en·
cou.raae tbe OI'Janlzatlon of spec·
laJ Interest aroupe, or CouncJ ...
With almllar occupations or in·
terata, as lnauaurated under the
precedlna p,-ealdent, Ned Hill.
• EndorMd ~ marine deal·
ers' plana for a ,..arlne·A·Rama,
to be held Maret\ 25, 26 and 27
on the BalbOa B.ay Club g-rounds
as a benefit for the Sea Scout
Base.
• Approved the formation of a
budget «>mmlttee, under the
chaJrmanshlp of past president
Ned HIU, to be aaauted by treas·
urer Fred Schoepe end second
vl~·presJdent Jim Laws. City Hall. possibly caused by cers ~ived a romplalnt that competitive than the average Harbison of Harbor High, Mrs. Mr. Krause told police be
children ... Tomatoes w ere they had torn screens orr win· college but she llsts the advan· Quire says of Nancy, "I note that found the car glass broken and
th.rown on the car of R. B. Feh· dows and broken patio chairs at tages as far out-weighing the I urged her to work Cor a B aver-the phone on the back of his
ren, 3111 Bay Ide Dr., Coro na del 3011, 34th St .. West Newport ... extra work required of her. She a~e. whereupon she comes up vehicle. From the number on
Mar ... A cat was impounded Mrs. Felix Bangs, 900 S. Bay
1
finds her classes challenging w1th a straight A. She Is a per· the phone oUicers were able to
after biting Diane Orr. 3'2 • of Front. Balboa Island, reported and she finds the university en· son who should be encouraged rind It belonged to Mrs. Frisby.
-2324 Pad flc Dr., Corona del Mar that someone fired a BB pellet vlronment offers many oppor· to continue to meet top competi· She said a friend of her daughter
... Ofllcers lrfVestlgatlng a rna· through a plate glass window tunltles for her to hear concerts tion.'' • came to the house Sunday with
3 MERIT SCHOLARSHIP
FINALISTS ARE CHOSEN
llclous mischief romplaint at 248 ,ln her rental property at 201 ':: and eminent lecturers and to see In addition to being the salu· two otht'r boys and attempted Throe seniors lU Newport Har.
Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar, con· Pearl Ave., Balboa Island . . . famous films. tatorini\ of her class at Harbor to force their way In, but she bor High have been named fin·
tacted 2 juvenile boys, who Someone poured sugar ln the gas NancY lists English as her High, Nancy was distinguished would not let them in. On~ boy a lists In the 1959·60 competition
agreed to coraply, ... sue Hitch· tank of the car of Naderah Ba· most difficult C'Ourse at the uni· as a senior by winning a Unl· threatened to get even, she said. of the National Merit Scholar-
man, 43 Ketc.-h Ril., Beacon Bay, hador, 1401 W. Balboa Blvd .. Bal·l versily and at the same time she verslty of California Alumna :aL. ship Corp. program and have
reported the 106.8 of a red l~at~· boa ... A West Newport boy,, says that her senior English class scholarship and by being select. litiS Wi .. l1lcllel ~n awarded certificates of
er wallet ... A 26-lnch boys bl· 15, ~as arrested on charges of I best prepared her for college. ed by the J unior As.! !stance Sf•f ~lOO IIIZI merit, according to Principal cycle was stolen from Jet! D. intoxication in auto, and ~urfew .• LeaguE> of this community tor • Joseph Hamblet.
Hatch, 2027 Altura Dr., Irvine I viola tion at Merle s Dr~ ve-In, Nancy suggests. The \Jnlver· one of t..-r eoUf.>ge scholarsh~ , Sht'lla Cu lbert, John Gage and
Terrace ... Christopher C. Col· Corona del Mar, at 11:30 p.m. slty, in contrast to many small Silt represented the liberal arts Children playing with matcht>t! Marlnnn Jelinek have re<'Civcd
by 2812 Bayshore Dr., Bay ... Officers quieted a party at 1 collt>ges. leaves much to the stu-department of our high schoo) the Cf'ftifi cates which attest to Sh~res, was bitten by a dog ... :WH W. Ocean Front. West New· dent. One feels from the first I in the Bank or America Awards ~~re h:~;~~ b~u~n~OOC. fl~~a~t~ their high academic promise.
A burglar alarm ringing at port, at 11 :36 p.m. · · that everything is up to her. pass for 1959. 2515 Sierra Vista, upper bay T h c s e enlors distinguished
Blackman Ltd., jewelers. J.t2~ Via 'I • SATURDA'r, FEa. 20 area. Newport Beach, at J :23 themselve: by their high scores
Oporto, Newport Beach, f~r~ug~t James D. Weucl, 19. or 31~ ;·
1
p 1• T t c t h p.m. Satrday. on 2 college aptitude tests used ~~!~~~~ a~~r:·~·. ~0 Ed\~in t'A~ ~~~~~ :;~~~. ~~~:·rd~d G~o~e~ 0 ICe rap 0 a ( The (Jre started next door. ~~lplhe('O~~~~~~~n.me~l~~~ho!~::
Bennett. 29, Atherton, Callt., was were arrested at 32nd St. and ' "pread to 8 fence, a pile or debris ~ 1 and Into the garage or the Platt tenths ot one p<>r rent of the sen-
<'harged with lntpx1cat10n. resist. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Beach, onj H B k F •1ec1 residence. Fire trucks from Costa tors In <'<lCh state rec-eived the
lng arrest and peeping tom. and charges of intoxicauon In public ouse-rea er 01 \fesa. Orange county and New-awards. A national total of 10,·
Joseph A. Denker!, 59, of 216 alter their car was found parked port BE'ach responded on the call, 000 students were honored. Pearl Ave., Ba lboa Island, was 1n the sand at the dead end of h 1 · d I . . N av ng receive separate alarms. Over 550.000 stud'"'nts war" test· charged with lntooucauon on 32nd St. and Balboa Blvd.. ew· " -.o "'
scholarship competition, which
began last April The teat results
have pared the competitors down
to the 10,000 fi nallsts, from which
the merit scholars will be select·
ed an4 ~'announced this spri ng.
They. and the colleges they have
chosen, will share In the several
million dollars In merit schol·
arsh ip funds to &e oftered by
over 110 d!Uert!nt organization."
and individual and by the cor·
poratlon itself. The winners will
be announced about April Z7,
1960.
Merit scholarships are 4 y~ar
awards. ranging from $100 a
year to $1500 a year. Each stl·
pend Is Individually determln<'d
on the ba.sls of net><!. The amount
Is based upon family resource .
s ummer earnings, and college
costs, all of which vary for each
winner. property at 214 Pearl Ave., at port Beach, at 1.2:04 a .m .... A 1 A Newport Beach police trap to papers had been askt'd to r<'· "-IJ .. "--&....-' 1_ ed in the 1959-60 national merit
9:02p.m. . . . $30 canvas cover was stolt>n from capture a house bur~lar was Crain from running any stories u.. uw....... --------:=------------------
• WEDKESDA'r. FEB. 17 the car of Charles Rettig, 108'' ruined by an out-of-town news. on the Incident until a ft<>r an "--h -ba
Oliver T. Murphy, 38, of 309 20th St., Newport Beach ... Mrs., paper story, police said this arrest or tht' s take-out was call· II.B • ..-ell ... Boot I Kregg to De te ·In AJvarado Pl., Balboa, was charg-Don Huddleston, 901 Cliff Dr .. week. ed oft.
ed with Intoxication In public at Cliff Haven. reported children For 2 nights a stake-out had The s take-out was being main-Filing deadline passed las t
Palm St. and Balboa Blvd., Bal-causing maUcious mischief at ~en maintained by officers on tained at 1708 S. Bay Front, Bal· Thursday with only 4 candidates 'M c d d lly
boa, at 2:20a.m •... Jane Good-her new home under construe· a. house where the burglar was boa Island. The dwelling Is ln the race for the 3 Newport ' eet a • I '' R
man, 1300 Nottingham Rd., WeSt· tion at 1211 Kings Rd., Cliff Ha-l expected to return. Then the out-I owned by Phillip Chandler of Beach City Council seats. Coun· -n I a es a
cliff. reported finding a g ray ven ... A $201 telephoto lens I of-town paper ran a story con· Pasadena,.. a ~M-other ot Norman cllmen Hans Lorenz. of Corona
racing bicyrle In her yard ... was s tolen from the photo lab 1 cerning the house, ruining Chandler of the Los Angeles de l Mar District 6, and Charles
Mrs. Forrest Fullmer, 2801 Clay and a $249 typewriter from a I chances of rapturing the burglar., Times. Members of the tamUy Hart. of Newport Dt.trlct 1. are (From the OCC Barnat'le)
St., Newport Heights. reported large ortice room at Hughes Air· Capt. Vincent McManigal of visited their vacant Island home unopposed for re -election. The Political air 111 blowing over
the lo s of a $1.000 wh1te gold
1
craft, 500 Superior Ave .. Newport Newport pollee said. All new.s· 1 last weekend to find that a S35 only contest Is in Balboa Island· the OCC campus as the ASB cam·
nng set wtth 16 diamonds . . . Heights ... Edward J. Walters. I I ships clock had been stolen. In· Irvine Terrace District 5, where palgn is In full awing for the
Office rs warned 2 Corona del Mar &17 Irvine Ave., Newport He ights. c -L R w· vestlgatlon earlier had showed Philip Clark of Balboa uland mid . year election thJs Wed·
mothers about c·hild nE-glect after I reported driving hts pick . up ~-ecen Ill forced entry of an outside shower and P. D. (Dee) Cook ot Irvine I nesday and Thursday. Various
Mrs. Fred True, 2612 Sea\'l~w truck out of his driveway Into a faa..U. ft.-IJ T door on the east side of the Terrace a.re the candidata. elecUon artlvltles have been
Ave., Coro"a del Mar, complal~· car partially blocking his drive· ...,..,, .... ..., house. planned.
ed or mall tampering by 4 ch1l· way putting a dent Into a fen · A ne&ahbor called pollee at "••• , .... WMII. A "Meet the Candidates'' panel dren ... A bicycle was found by der ~f the illegally-parked veh l· Newport Harbor and Costa 5:55 a.m. lalt Thursday to report ·u dl.Kuulon between the two ASB
Mrs. Elna E:lnigh, 127 Amethyst/ cle, which was cited as such by Mesa high school teachers par· hearlnt 10meone a lonplde the ld 1 1 d id Ave .. Balboa Island ... Cary K. an officer ... A dog was quar· tlclpated In a faculty goJC tourna · house at 1708 S. Bay Front, but Candidates fot Jobs as census pres ent a can ate., P au 1
Fisher, 20, Banning, was picked antined after biting Barbara ment Monday at the Mesa Verde th•t they had left In an older takers In the Harbor Area are be· ~Jh andTu:111 Kreer was
up on a warrant charging revo-Bruce, 7, of 1815 Tahuna Ter., lr· Country Club In Costa Mesa. model sound ing car. Two nlghta lng sought by the Oranae County e next ay noon In the
cat1on of parole and Fred E. Bar· vine Terrace. while she Wds rid· Dan Rogers. Harbor English earliE-r In the week the nelghbot office at 1207 E. Fruit St .. ~nta ~~~d~~le~n~~r.th~~=~ ov~
ker. 19. C'O<\ta )fe<:a. was charged ing hN bicycle near the Corona tt>a<'her and coach of the B bas· reported ht>arlng someone In the I Ana. Applicants must be over campaign Issues wu emceed
wit h tra nsportation and posses· del Mar school ... Howard Cun-ketball team. won the match house. 118, ~ltluns of the U.S. lr'l'ld have sion of marijuana after o!fi('(>rs ningham. 1506 Warwick Lan<'. with a S<'Ou• of 80 Vacationing residents are the a high school educa_tlon. A.'51St· by Ed Dltlevson, retiring ASB
allegec11y found several pos..<:ible Westcllff. reported the theft of targE-t or thL" burglar, who has! ant District SuperviSor CharlH president. -
manju,lna ... ccd" in ht" car :-top· a S,)() light tdn raring bh·ycle Sflrflfllfll. ll.lllll struck twice recently Corona Travis of Newport Beach said • ..., laDo9atioa Set
per! nNr ~ewport Harbor lligh ... Hub caps w<>re s tolt'n from Highlands homes. that app~lcants may apply at the A new Innovation Jn the vot·
School ... A cat was qua ran-the car of )fr". Frank Wukttwlt/, -..1 fo Uf W ~ main office or at local chambers lng procedure will be the pre-
tlnl'rl a ftN bltln~: James Austin. 200 Via Antibes. Lido lsll.' ... H•••-r OR I CITY COUIICIL IIEWS of C'ommerce. The census is ex· cln<'t system. There will be three
601 Pvln ... NIIa A\e .. Corona del Patricia Ann Amch 2526 Cr(''lt peeled to be completed by May 1. precincts, according to Ron Get·
:\l..tr . . A burglar alarm ring·, view Dr .. Bay Sho~£>!-, rl'port<'d Di<'k Ril'hard, the n<>w presl·' -ty, elections commiasioner. The
AMS vice · president: He I en
8UrJ'e.
A WS secretary: Nikki WriJht.
AWS tr-e~surer: Kathy Trapp.
AM'S vice-president: Wally
Jones.
Sophomore clua vice . preal·
dent: Don Leary.
Sophomore c ta • • Mmrtary:
Ilene Drake.
Sop~ c I a a a U.UUJ"t'r:
Bobble Bank~
EC QuHn: Arlene Green. Sue
C~n. L I n d a Stlhwll. Miss
Waleh, Mlss CooJ1~J Sondra Fer·
guson, Lorraine ~emp, Donna
Platz and Linda Wester.
OQC~Given
Grants From
Uncle Sam In;:; at Rl.:t~·kman Ltd., 3-121 VIa lhP theft of ..t purse from an un t1C'n t of ~ewport Beach Unitf"d (Continued from PaJte 1) EC Dance a·.ds fi rst precinct w111 be located In
()purro. ~<'wpon Beac-h. brought lorkt'cl c-ar parked on Bay.,lt1r or. f'uncl. pr<'s<'ntPd plaq11es yester. Harbour, 105 VIa Lido SouC\.., Is tront of the Studeo.t Center, the
0 tr1,pro; to fi_n,.l thP hullding ~e· .,0 uth of Vaughn·., Ramp. l'ppN day to 2 Unltet1 Fund officials not involved slm•c that perlnlt N Sal second In the library foyer, a nd (From the OCC Barnacl<>)
l"llr(' .• RohNI J. Rustenh..lc·h. Ray ... Amanda Llo)rl. 15-;' Sf-a who l€'d lh(' SU<'C('Ssful campaign ~has be«>n granted. ow on e the third In front or Business Orange Coast College ha.t re ·
IIi. or :>In i\ll"o AH• .• NE.'wport ward Rd .. Crnnna Highland-<. rc last fall. The pr«>scntation was • Postponed, until the Mar<'h 1 Education 9. celved National Defen~~e Educa. J lri~hl'. '"~r\t"ft hts c·ar to a \OJ.rl ported a ''rint1o\v brokPn h) 3 madCl at lunc:h£'on in Ri~hard"s 14 meeting, any arrion on s~i· CaadJdatea Llated • tion Act grants for ft-S math~·
l111t tng a boy pt>dl',tnan and hiS IMII: the window will lx' rl'plac Llt1o :'.tark€.'1 to Austin Sturtevant. firations tor tennis courts at L<\s CFrom the OCC Barnacle) Below Is a list or the 20 vacant matics and science laboratory
c.tr \\,\ ... ln\OI\1'!1 1n un aN'IciPn l Nl hy thP respon-.Jhlt> parlv . 19;)9 pr<>'>icient, and Dr. Ed Arenas Park in Central Newport.! The Eastern Cqpference Danc-e offices and 30 candidates: equipment.
'' llh a car dnv<'n by E T ()J. Robert Pflt'gN, 210 C'ollln.,· A\'f'. :\lilum Campaign manager. • Approved Charter amenc1· will take place in the Pasadena ASB president: Paul Boot h and One $457 grant by the federal
l-f•n. :i~. S.ulld Ana. at RI\'N stde Ba lhoa Island. reporr«>d that hP . m«>nt argum<>nts for lhe April 12 Civic Auditorium Friday, March VIrgil Kregg. government will be used for a
r\\1' •• ncl Cliff Dr. :'-it>wport loanPd his 1936 Lincoln and th<' RAISES RUCJCUS I" CAFE ballot. 111· from 9 p.m . through 1 a.m.. desk calculator for matht"matlcs, li£'ll{ht .... r£'sulllng 1n 1n1uri<'-. 10 vehicl£' has not bN'n rf'lurned . • Authorized tht> position of James Fitzgerald, coordinator ol Pep comml..sloner: Kent Little 1 d 1 rf A man t>ntt>red th<' Chmese plan checker tor the Building student activities, revealed this and Stanley Tudor. sc ence an ene nee ng stu. hClth dmN~ ... Swasuka-. \\NP • SUKDAT. FEB. 21 c a .. tno Caf<>. 111 Main St.. Bal· Dept. week. MS 'd Ph Good d dents. The other grant for I,MintNI on, lh<' rt ght (IOOr anc1 A ju\·"'nl·l., '''a.~ ~ont,~~t ncJ ~nd .. ~ 2 Z7 ~ t d nd l A presJ ent: 11 an $8101 for science wUI be for life f " " ~ • '" ~-" uva. at : . a.m. ·a ur ay a t • Establlsh"'d th" class of life-The seft\J.formal dress party. Tony Va..,uez nght door window or the f'ar o warn<'d about thr0,,,1· no ., ~t"r d d b th g -" "' --. · science and bacterfoloorv labora-., • " ' rreate a lstur ance. rowm guard d ispatcher and dt>leted the under the t he m e of "Grecian So h I ld ou John ~ Leahy, I liP :~ Pe.trl Ave .. hags from the Park AH• hndge, a sugar dispenser and napkin class or lifeguard captain In the Fantasy," will have Si Zentner P omore c ass prea ent: I tory equipment. 'primarily few
Balhro;• (<;land . . . Balboa Island ... Car<: drl,·t>n holder. Newport police reported. LHeguard Dept. sixteen-piece orchestra, composed Rick Barr and Robert Lindstrom. training nurst's. It will be In ·
• THURSDAY. FEB. 18_ ._ by William Bralnarc1 Jr.. 1'i£>W· The man hroke a window in a of Hollywood m ovie and TV mu-Representative-at-large: W II ·I stalled In the new science addi-
George K. Hltchrork. 54, of 1M1 port..Bea<'h. and Cary IIN7off. rear rt>st room wlndo~ to gain 1 1 N 1 500 1 llam Akard, Hugh Bradley, R.Jcb· tlon. ~c1ntant>lla Ter .. Irvme Tt>rr~C'e. Bfo\erly Hills. "ere involved 1n his <>S<'ape. Officers searched the NA.In' DAvtDIO• ILL 5 c ans. ear Y coupes are ard Buss, Sondra Coontt, Georee
wa-. hook<•d on a drunk driVIng an accident at 1400 W Coast art'a after being called to the Ml"&. Mary Davidson, 20251 expected to participate In the Fra~~er, Sharron Kelly, Richard
c·harge .'n front or 1931 W .. <:oast Hwy., Newf>ort BE'ach ... In-, s<-ene but were unable to locate Rlverslde.Dr., Santa Ana Heights, pa~kets are on sale at tht> Stu· McLaughlin. Karl Stal, Vlralnla
llwy .. :'\t>wport Bea_ch. at 1.50 a. vestigating a report ot an II· the man. I u nderwent a spinal tuelon opera-dent Center Bookstore at $3 per Weber, Toni Walsh and Chuck
m. : . A m1~or ;u•ctdent. occ.urred 1 legally parked car at Flrllt Ave
1
tion last Friday In Hoa,C Mem-Williams.
at Via Lido Soud and VIJ Rav~n · anc1 Jasmine Ave.. Corona del A REAL HOT MEAL orlal Hospital. Her husband, BIIJ cou~~-EC queen, who Is to be ASB corresponding secretary: •
n..t. Llflo Islt", bctwC'en cars drJv-:\1ar officers round the vehi<'le j . f 223 Dl Davlcbon, said she would prob· crowned Feb. 26• will join the Mary Lu Dow nlnJ. OCC freehman, Dick Koehler,
oca ..... ._., ........ ,1.
rn hy \trlha L. Albr<.'cht. 120 Via had ·~l?n st~len from Santa Ana, SmdokeA <'Om~"..~b roml I d a,· ably be hospitalized for two party with seven other queens ASB recording secretary: Ja. Is going to Squa• Valley this linrl1 nP and Wnltrr L Worthen d 1 d th hi 1 1 mon ve.. o.-oa san • a weeks. They formerly operated " week-end to cover the VDI Win· · · · an re ease e ve c e to t 1e 3· r 1 t Th d b ght from EC schools, namely, Chat· nine Ruuell. 3700 :\('wport Blvrt., Newport owner ... Raymond E. HRm·l h . .> 8r).m1b· a1s 1 durs aky hrouCo Mary and BIJJ'a Restaurant In te r Olympics as a photoarapher
Beach Clothing valued at d 33 C t M t e a oa san true , t e . Corona del Mar. fey, Cltrus, Fullerton, Mt. San .Plannlf\1 commissioner: Tony for the Newport Harbor News·
S60 IIWiu.dl.ng 2 btlh r;hcs 8101 . ~on ·d ·lth05
1
8 .es~. wast l ro'na del Mar n uck a nd the Antonio, Riverside, San Bernar· Dabbs. p K hie lao
<'n 'frum u doth<'~ lint-a~d an ~:~~eSt. ~~d Bai~~XI~f~~~.n Ba~-~ <;quad truck from Newport Beach ROWALD JESIU 800KED dlno and Santa Ana colleges. ICC prealdent: Larry Probert.. ra~ foroe the rBa~:cle. photog-
armful of chlldr~·n·~~ clothing and b F 11 R f c 1 M tire ciepartment headq':larters Ronald L. leaee, 18, or 118 ===========~=~~------oa ... e x en ro, os a . esa, ru!lhlng to the scene F1remen M N al Jak a ho\ or ) arn from lwr ('If, wert>' was charged with Intoxication at If ' .. f I . ook 27th St., Newport Beach. was c e . es lo~'-<'" reportt•rl h\ ~tr" R S. Td!t. 39n \\' Coast lfwy Newport oun.. OOd n a pre ure c er booked on a burglary charge by
100!)11 \\'. H.l~ ,..\"•, Balhoa ... 'i_,a ch. ~~ 10:39 p.m .. ·: . John E. overheated and burning on the Newport pollee at 6:35 p.m. 'J'uea. Leav.e town•te Car .. dri\t>n h\ Anrlt• J. ~l<'ntior. D ff 217 VI J Lid I 1 kitchen stove. Fi remen llsted day In connectl3n with the bu .... -. u · a ucar, o c, Mrs Elsie D Hall as the OC· ·• 71'11 In<: A\ I'. < orona dt>l ~1ar, rt>ported tht> thf"ft of 2 blc\'cles · · lary of a pair of blnocula~ from
and Joseph \\' El<.worlh 619 ... Malvern R. Pit>per, Pasadena. cupant. the boat "Lady.'' Owned by
Pornsettla A\C' .. Coron<• rif'l ~tar. reported that someont> entered Robert Webb of J...o. Angeles, (From the OCC Barnacle)
wt>re lnvolvc.>d In an accldt'nt cit his pro(X'rt , at 6202 w. Ocean IOLICJ: 11ELP BIUU moored at 1J37 Bayside Dr., New-
lrls A\'8 . and Fourth A,·c .. Coro· Front West Newport and re· Lunch and bus tickets were port S.Ach_
KwanaJal P a r k Is teachlnt
some of S. T. McNeal's elec:t.ronlca
r l..._. for the 1prlna ~
only, OCC Board of Truateet an·
nounced.
na del Mar ... The Edison Co. moved the <'lothes of P~t w. Star· provided a trio of h itch-hUcers by --------
reported the thc.>ft of a meter beck, who Is now In cou nty Jail Newport pollee Ia s t Thursday. -'DA,..O' TAU II.A'I'D
from a wall at 2904 Paper Lane. but formerly lived in th<> house Officers noticed Mr. And M rs. Donald Brictaman o1 Orance
Upper Bay ... A stray Siamese ... ~Iorence E. Merritt, 701'~ Robert C. Wyatt with a 7-month· Cout Collq• Will tallr on ""Oat·
cat was Impounded at 305 Patr;n Jasmine Ave., Corona del Mar. old baby on Cout Hwy. near lr· lnf P'robl•ma'' at the~ Chi
St., Balboa ... A 24-lnch girl s reported . a locked N'JI:ar had vine Terrace about noon. Mr.
bicycle Wll8 stolen trom the Hor· been broken lrfto and two rugs Wyatt was bound for work In
ace Enslen School, Mrs. Walter stolen ... Parked ()OIIoe motor· Caplatrano Beach. Oftl~rt we-re
Seaquist, 2221 Holly Lnne, New· cycles 213 and 217 received lmpreaeed • with their chee-rtul
port Hel.aht., reportt'd ... Minor minor damage when knocked aplrlt and provl~ the help.
McN .. I la on a ~-time
ltave of •bNnt.'!t tor tJ.e ..,.....,
to write • t.xtbook on •leetron-
Tri·Hl· Y me.tJ"-~ at the let. ,
damage reaulted from a car ac· over as Howard S. Wee>d, county
cldent a t Fourth Av~. and Iris radio rE>pAirmi&Jl, wu backing A~.. Corona ~I Mar. between hill truck Jn front of the pollee
cars driven by ~r Pf-17~ C'otta alAtion •..
MMa, and Donald l:ltkpatrlck,
710 Marl1old Ave .. Corona del
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home of Ctwrl ~ ot hrk. 25, Ia a Karvarcl Unlftf.
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A woman's pur. with contents . Tralnln1 for Camp J'lre lea•· ant lor the Bolton Coli ... ..,.. .c:at~Nd wu found by H. E. An· ...,. stan. today (ft.....-yl In a ~t. 1 ,_..... •·
dertOn Clllf Hawn near h.la home St. hter l41tMr&n ~ Santa .._nt at Cant11r14ae ........
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wbo checbd ~Mntitlcatlon In 10, 17, ,. and Jl. Tralnlq Jlr = pbJiildlt at Qlaftllllil
the pune to find It .,.Jon~M to llue 8ltd lldus ..._... ,._. ad7M Corparadoll fit a..
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NUMUAY. raauUY .. 1-
COIM)IfA Da. MU. CAI.IrODJA Calendar of
0
Events WORLD DAY OF PRAYER j-... .......
OBSERVANCE IS MARCH 4 lu •• .. PI•• ,... •aw ...... , IIP11IT . -
We&c Ktt
Y• ·-A. .__
A meetlnr place wtll be select·
ed soon. Please call pastor for
time and place for next Sun-
day. ORiole 5·l648.
...... ,._. Lll·saM
IVJfDAT
9:30 ......... ·-· .. Bible School
10:40 ............. Church Service
5:30 Younr Peoples' Meeting
6:30 ....... . . Vesper Service
WEDifESDAT
9:30a.m. Women's Bible Study
7:00 p.m . . . Prayer Meetlna
8:00 p.m. . .. .. Choir Practice
Nursery and Child Care
Provided
P'lnt Chrlaticna ChllJ'Cb
711 VIctoria at Placeatla eo.ta ....
The Rev. D. Wessell. Putor
Phone: ORiole 3·5022
SUNDA 'I SCHEDULE
8:00 A.M.-The Service
9:30 A.M.-Sunday School ·
11 :00 A.M.-The Service
SOUTH SH.ES
llPnST CHURCH
Bubert A. DcmcboD. D.D.
MI.Dbter
StnmAT WOIISRIP
11 :00 a.m . -7:30 p.m.
(Sunday School convenes
• during morning worship)
Welromlng South Shores
Resident!! and VlsJtor.t to this
Con\'enlent Location
LAGUifA UACII
AaT GALLEIIT
CoatiBithWCI'f at CUff Drtft.
TIIVUDAT. RL JS
12:15 P.M.-Newpott Harbor KIWANIS Club, lllftc-.eon. VIlla Marina
ae.taurant. 'ralk on Collins Radio Newport DlvtaJon.
12:15 P.M.-Newport Harbor EXCHANGE Club, luncheon, Newport
Harbor Yacht Club. ClOMd meeting on plans for open
golf toumam.nt. ·
6 :30 P.M.-Blue and cold dln Mr for Cub Scout Pack 5 tn Goodell
Hall, Chrlat Church by tbe. S., klboa.
7:00 P.M.-Pot luck dinner at the Corona del Mar Lutheran Church
of the Master, sponaored by the United Lutheran
Church Women.
7:30 P.M.-Newport Harbor ZONTA Clubf dHiert meetlnr at ho~
of Mrs. Jlm Ray, 544 Seawatd Rd., Corona Highlands.
8 :00 P.M.--Coaatllne Chapter of the American Auoclatlon for the
United Nations, at the Corona del Mar Youth Center.
8:00 P.M.-Newport Ha rbor ELKS. 3426 VIa Oporto, Newport Beach.
l'mDAT. FEL •
2:00 P.M.-Home Makers meeting at home of Mrs. Jack Hlrtter,
2834 Tustin Ave., Upper Bay Area.
7 :30 P.M.-Registration for Junior Ebell art exhibit at Hlrh School;
until 9:00 p.m .
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7 :00 A.l.l--Chrlatlan Buslneas Men's Committee breaktut at Ed·
ward's restaurant, 512 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa, pre-
ceded by half hour of prayena.
10:00 A.M.-Art exhibit by elementary school chlldre n, highlight·
lng the Newp9rt Beach Junior E"bell Art Rentaf Exhibit
at Newport Harbor High School; continuing to 4 p.m.
SUWDAT.I'EL.
1:00 P.M.-second day of Newport Beach Junior Ebell Art RentM
Exhibit at High School, continu ing to 5 p.m.
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10:00 A.M.-Senior Citizens Club meets every Monday morning at
the Corona del Mar Youth Center.
7:30 P.M.-Board of directors of the HARBOR COMMUNITY COUN· cu .. 'a t the Norman Watson residence, 106 via Dljon,
Lido Isle.
TUESDAY. M~ 1
12:15 P.M.-Newport Harbor OPl'lMlST Club, luncheon meeting at
the VUia Marina restaurant.
6:30 P.M.-Newport·Balboa ROTARY Club, dinner meeting, Irvine
Coast Country Club.
7:30 P.M.-Balboa Bay LIONS Club, dinner meeting at the VU!a
Marina reataurant.
1 WEDifESDAT. MOCB 2
Ash Wednesday, first Wednesday In Lent.
P'IUDAT. NAJICB '
First Friday ln Lent
1:30 P.M.-World Day of Prayer, services at St. Andrews Presby·
terian Church. Cliff Haven.
8:00 P.M.-Final travelogue program sponsored by the Newport
Harbor Kiwa nis Club: '"Mle Philippines" by Eric Pavel,
Orange Coast College auditorium.
DR. DOYLE IRY ANT, w h o
comes here from Denver, where
he wos postor of t he First
Southern Boplist Churvh. is or·
gonizing the First Boptist Church
of Corono del Mor. Temporary
meeting pi .sees ore being orrong·
ed for Sunday morning se rvices
until the c.omplelton of the
Pecoul building on Coast Hwy.
near Goldenrod. 1\ve., where the
second story will serve os o
church sanctua ry.
w .... 's FIIIIWIIIIII
Wllllelt l1rcll I
TM World Day of Pray~r Jn
the harbor area will be observed
Friday, Marett 4. the fil'llt Friday
In Lent, In St. Andrews Pre by·
terlan Church. Mn. Godfrey
Graenln of th.e Balboa Island
1 Spring house cle:tnera c3 n find
Methodlat Church, will be chair· a ready placr for thoae hou~.
man of th.e day, with the theme hold Items and clothlnr that
"Labourers Toaether With God." they don't want. The First Chris·
Church pastors and their w ives tlan Chur<'b of Ca.ta Mesa Ia
will be special gue ta and the conductlne 8 rummaee-sale
public Is Invited to attend. Tht>re through Ita ABC Claaa ot adults
wUI b~ a nursery tor children. and will be glad to pick up do·
Servke will beeln at 1:30 p.m. nations. MI"S. Robert Whlatlcr. U
On this day Ch ristiana around 8·9853, can be telephoned regard-
....._ 1a1...s Metbodht the world will unite In a service l lng the pick-up.
Claud&_ The Woman's Society of prayer and thank.sgl\•lng in 1 The d at e s for the rummage
of Chrl&tlan Service Is In charge 60 laneuaees and 1.000 dialects. salt' are March 23. 24 and 25, t h 9·30 d 11 s d Services will berln on thp Tonga ' pl_ace to be announced. Proe'eeds !er!lc~ ·In ~~e a~~~ :t ~~~ Is lands. just west of the lnterna· 1 will go to pay taxes on the
Rev, Godfrey Graetlln. who Is on 1 tlonal date line, whe.re Queen church budding.
vacation. Mrs. Bernice Simmons. I Salote will leaq her 'Ubje<'ts in ALASU PaoGilAM SLATED
council president' ol the United prayer. Throughout the day. serv· The Rev. Earl Kernahan of the
Church Women, wiU talk on Ices will be held tn 115 co~n · Alaska Methodist Churl.'h wdl
"Sharing God's Good News:· tries on 6 rontlnents, endmg show slldea. an .. disru<>• the work • • • with the setting sun on St. Law "' " ...,.
St. 1.._ Eplac.pcd Claudl. ren<-e Island, Alaska of the Method! 't Church in Alas -
Th .. _ F k I The purpoM> of th d is to )(a at 7 p.m. Sunday In Goodell Newport Bf!ach-e ncv. ran · e ay Hall, Chnsl Chun·h By the Sen.
lin Robinson, a missionary from unit~ a ll ChriMJdn In one bond Balboa. under rht> sponsorship oC
the Philippine Islands, wIll of prayer, to pra} for all ~ople!> the <-hu rch romm1sslon on mil' s~a.k at the 9:l5 and 11 a .m. a~d to make an ortenn~ tor siom; Th1s It: the htst or a serlt>s
Sunday services. He was cha p· C h r 1 s 1 I a n m1' 1ons. officials of four Sunday evenmg )E.'< tures
la\n and teacher tor 2 years at pointt>d out In tht' L'nrted States on )fethodlst m1ss1onary work
Brent School. Baguio, Northern the day 1~ spon,orPd h) t:nlterl throughout thE.' world The pub·
Luzon. &nd he Is now the priest· Church Womt>n ThP st'-1"\'tce 1.!> llc is mvlted to attend. Rt>fresh ·
ln·ctlar«e of Holy Trinity MIS· lnternallonal, mtt>r dt'nomlna-ments will be senE.'d following
slon, Zamboanga Clry in the Ilona! anrl intPr rdC'Ial and will tht' program
Philippines. be observed 10 mnr(' th.tn 2.200 --------
• • • communltJ!"s
Cb.rt.t Chtlrcb by tbe Sea, BaJ .
boa-The Rev. Edward Smith's
sermon topic for th~ 9:30 and \1
a .m. Sunday services will !)e
"The Greatest SermQll E ve r
Preached." based on the St'rmon
on the ~fount. • •
Cb.rtatlcm Sdeace Cburcbea -
PACK 5 DUfNER TODAY
PRATER NEETIIfCS PLAJfNED
A 'l('rii.'S of vra~ Pr mE'!' II ngs
will bE.' ht'ld from Ma rch i
through March II at lh!' Cvrona
dE>I .Mar Luth.-ran Chtueh of th!'
:'\fa -;tN, under thl' dlre•·tton of
~fro;. John Nf'ff of the LnHPd
Lutht>ran Chun·h Women Thert'
wJIJ I')(' pra)'N. M'TipiUll"". II'
o;pon-.J\'e rE>ad1ng hymn<-.i n•1
ml?cllli.iiJon. begmnmg dl 10 d m
t>.H'h day
The Christian Women's Fel· LesSon-Sermon at the Corona dt>l
lowshlp, of whkh Mrs. Joe BaiiE.'y Mar, Newport Bea<-h and Costa
is president, will meet at 7:301 Mesa Christian Sclent>e Churr hf'l'
p.m. Tuesday, Mar<-h 1. at the this Sunday will speak or tht>
First Christian Church, 796 VJc· great rt'Verence of the Christian
torla, Costa ~fesa, to hear a mu-Scientists for the Master. Je~u rUMD RAJSIJ'fC PABTT
Cub Stout Pa<-k 5. !.ponsored
by Christ Church by tht> SE.'a,
Balboa. "111 hold It annual
hlue a'nd golcl dlnnPr at G:30
p m toda~ t Thur~day Jln Good€.'11
Ha ll of the ehurch. It will bf' a
pot lurk for thE' Cubs and tht>ir
lamilw-;. and thNe will bf' a
ch.trlt'r prP!.<'ntauon cerE.'mony.
CIRL FOB THE Mt1l.LIWS
It'!' a girl for John and ThPima
\full•n' J.lfi . 16th Pl.. Costa
:\!f's..t-J.Ao,JH• Annf''>< thE.' name--
l>orn Thur.;rla~ Feb. 1 • In Hoa~
Hospital ami we1ghing i pounds. slcal proa--ram. Reaetle . a group Chrtst, and of thE.' obltgat1on or ~
of picked singers from the eighth his followers to lin• thf' !Jvt-sl Tht' WSC~ will holr1 it<; annuill
grade, will sine under direction and do the works Jf"Su.; admon-fund rdl'-Jng par1: \1onday PH'
of ~rs. Ray lent' Keller. l.sht'd thE.'m to do as E.'VIdt'n<'t> of , n lng. -.tarung ut • ·30 o ••Jo. k , t
M rs. Arland Murray will ron· salvation. The subj('('t 1s "<'hri t r~e 8Jiboa J,lo~nd :'\1 P 1 h ' .. d I ' 1
duN devotlo~. and ;\fl"'t. Bill Jesus." and the Golden Text is Church l t.~ callt'd thP Lt"a!J
Miller and Mrs. Arthur Woodley from Jeremiah, 123:5.6 1. 1 Year Leap, and tht're "'til l'w
will be host~s. • • • I carc1s. gamp., pn.f<'S dnd rE.>frt><:h
CoroDa d.•l Ma:r Commuaity I ~t>nts. a<'<'ordmg to Mr<: Franr1-.
Church-The R#v. Edwin Gomke RJ!Py r h.11rmdn hP IS I)(>Jng dl>
will preach on "The Law and the SJStN1 b) ~1r-. Lloyd BMnt'll anr1
nun• t''-Le<~l1e Annl.'. who Ls
wtolromt>d dh.o by nearly :! )ear
old brother &-otty. IS the:-first
,.:r.•'ldd.iUghter for :\1r and Mrc;.
R,, ha.rr1 Huffm.1n of 708 Jdsmlne
AH•. Corona df'l Mar.
Do y~ 11-.4 ~41. ........ , ... .,.,.,...,.h. eiiiiOU~ .._.._
c..t'C!s7 C.ll th. EMl.-. pnllti11t .... .,.,.,.."t. Oltiole }.0550. SA TUBDAT, NAJICB 5
8:30 P.M.-Final concert tor the 1959·60 .seuon by the Orange
1 County Philharmonic Orche!!tra, Or!lnge Coast College
auditorium.
Glamour
Glimpses
Spirit" at the 9:30 and II am Mrs. l..f'ster Elmore
S u n day se r\'ll -es. A f e II ows h I P I ;:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
hour. sponsored by the Sen1or
Fellowship, provides refresh· ..... ,
Groom Overseas With Navy
After Grah-White Wedding
~VELMA
ments at 10:30 each Sunday
morning. • • •
lfewport Rarbol' laptiat Church.
NOTES FROM NE\Y YORK-Fairview Rd. and Fair Dr., Costa
This has been a most exciting Mesa-The Rev. Herbert Johnson
week here In New York. Fll'llt the will preach on "Supreme Love"
WhUe her young hu.band wu .olt'mnlzed by the Rev. Ed· arrival by jet at the new arrival at the 11 a.m. Sunday E.'rvlce,
•rves with the Navy oveneu. wln Gomke, at the Corona del buJldlnl ... lt'a so convenient and on "Crowing in Grace·· at
newlywed Mn. Ruuell White lhr CommunitY Churdl, with and makes a nice endlne to the abe 7 p.m. :ervi~. •
(Fiortne Crah) ls contlnulne her Mr. Crah IJVInf the bride tn Otaht. From plane directly Into Latbelaa Cluudt of tbe Na·
_ .. ucatJon at N..-nnrt Harbor marTiaae. She wore a white lace the bulldlnl ... board a bus atlll cu --,.... J d th t th down e.. Corona del Mar -"Look ln., High School. She Ia Uvlng at the gown with chapel tra n, . and a un er·cover, e n o e . From the Seat ot God" will ~
home of her parents, Mr. and flna ertlp·lene-th veU arranged town terminal. the wrmon topic of the Re\.
Mrs. Harry Grah. 302 · 32nd St., In It crown of sequ ins and pearls. r·... .... 10 mcmy lOftly Dougla Wessell at the 8 and 11
Newport Beach.. Her bouquet was orchids and fcah.ioD abowa th1a wHir. cmd a.m. Sunday servit'E'S, whJ<'h ts
The young couple's wedding carnations. r. terribly elldted aboat tbe Qulnquagesima Sunda~ Th~re
PTA Council
Studies High
School Needs
Attending the bride were Miss aumm'H mercbcmcUM •.• MW "'ill be mtd-weoek Lenten ser\
Barbara K~lley ot La Canad~. detatla la ......... for laatGDCe l<'eS at i :30 eac;h Wt.>dnesrla~ eve. wearing a gown of aqua flower·
'rf d h b ld • Is ••• 101ter l1Dea few clnUea • . . ntng. beglnnm~ nE.'Xt week.
ed ch on. an 1 e r e s s · It wUl be ••rt pl.aaaat wear· Mar<-h 2. whl<'h J" Ash WednE.'" Iter, Adrienne Grah. ~aring a TIM
Plain aqua silk with tinted aqua 1119 tb•m for au...-•r. day. the first day In Ll'nt. The
1 d mod•la UMd by the top fll9ht holy sacrament of the> altar w1ll
J carnations. Ronald HarkE.' roa bousea b•.,. haft auch IDGIJ· he <-elebrated next Wednesda}. • or Corona del Ma r was best man, • • • and James Higgins ushered. aUlceat flgu.,., cmd do latreat·
The honeymoon was In En· 1D9 th11191 with clothea. 111 try Senatb-Dcry Adnatiat Church,
Members of the Harbor Coun· to .._member tb•m aU 10 •• Newport Heights-Roy Baker.
ell. which Is ma d c up of PTA senada. Mexico. · ccm .lJDpart tbil taformatloa to 1 prt.>su:lent of thE.' SoutheasiE.>rn
presidents of all local schools. Sccll llrslll A .1-.ll you, our cuatom•n. 1 California C~nferenc«' of St>v('nth·
· with S 1 M Rus --1-•• ··-Dav Adwntlst . ~·111 sJ)f'ak on are meeting up . ax . ...,. I One Item nott'd j-. that a lmost . ., :.., Thl~ .\tJncl Bh In ~·otl'' ~t sell in the board room at New· T DCC I II Ia kl d LA" " ,-I n port Harbor High &hool nt 10 I •111111 I•• I all th". belts arc worn bu<-t' the I I a .m. Saturday -"<'n'll'e Stu-
a.m. today (Thursday 1 to fa mil· either In back or 10 the sidt> dents from La Sierra Coll.-ge 1n
iariz.e themselves first hand with John Ander on editor of thE.' front. Another Is tht' grt-at num· Arlington w111 pres<'nt lh•• pro
the growth and housing prob-Orange Coast College s tudent ~r of s leevE.> less dre~15· ~hls 1 gram at thl.' ) ou1h mN•I 1ng at
!ems that face the high s<-hool newspaper. the Barnacle. and dtS<'u,sed with se~ er!l 11 ou~~ i:30 p.m. tomorow • Fnda~ '·
district in the Immediate future. Rebecca Gunyon. reporter, have and w~s told !'mp at~<-a ~ .t r • • •
Present at the meeting will be received scholnrsh 1ps from the It just 15 no longer nf."':e 3 1') fo St. A.Dd.Nw'a P r • 1 byte r iaa
Mrs . Harvey Peace. Coun<-il pres. Orange County unit of the Call· a lady to C'OVE'~ her arms ,1 ha'~ Cburcb-Thf> RE.'v Charlt's Dlf'
ldE.'nl; Major John Gill. president Cornia Newspaper Publishers 10 go along "Jth the de.signE.' j l rE.'nf1eld w111 han• .. Life" Dark
ot the Parent Faculty Organlza· Assn. and admit In many mstance:-s 1 ent'd Lamp as h 1s 'ermon sub
tion of Mariners School: Mrs.j Earl Gust kE-y. sports editor. gJves a morE.' slimrrung a ~pe~r· j('Ct at 8:13. 9:33 and II a.m.
Fred Cermak and Mrs. J. Burton and John Swiderski. sports re· ance 10 ha\'e the dreS-~ see e· St>r\'ic~ Sunday, taken from :\tal
Rysdale, presidents of the high porter. received scholarships from less. tht'w 25:8 "A~d the foolish l'ald
school PTA's, and Mmes. Harry the Newport Harbor News-Press. Tbe colon an t.rrUk to tttf' W ISt'. ii\'E.' us somt> or you.~
Colwell. Robert Cooper. John COfita Mesa Globe·Herald schol· •cmy lD tbe,off·beat toe.. tbat oil for our lamps are gotng out
Cosm an, Wallace Everson. Ed· al'llhlps went to Janice Haynes. lead ....... So mcmy ..,.,
ward Grell. Joe Hayes, Loren reporter. and Sharin Hubbert, tb.IDp 1 Jut ~·t write It all. I :..il-"-'l f..J.I..-r D~A•
Jones, J. F. Kaneaster, Arthur managlne editor of the Barnacle. bat m be boiDe Ia Ollly a f.... ........ ••• ...
HERE T O S HOW
YOU THE MAGIC FASHI0"-1
FORMULA ... T HE K E Y T O
LOOKIN G YOUR LOVELIEST
f l
\
t Llndeke, Frank Marshall. J. boun ate. you react thla. 10
u .. htlt" c .. IIIW e4ft fot ,.. Malcolm Reid, E. Ralph Schis· .... 81111 IU.all.....l CGGM la ...S ... me ... cmd ID
l'"'r, Millon Shedd and Stanley •• · ..... J-... __ ... ~ _._ lD to ... ..,.._ c.• 111 ,_ .~, to OliOLI "" ._ ._ .......
Frank Oakley Fletchf'r of Los
Angel..s and l\.l('{'all, Idaho. rh~
father of 'fr<;. AndrE.'w Fn <-k of
125 Via Koron. Lido Isle. d1t'd
Feb. 16 In St. Vtn<"Cnt's HO!'pltal.
Los Angel!'s. He and h1 2
brot ht>rs founded 1 he Flt'tcch~r
Oil C'o. In 1913 in Lo Angt>lt>s ,
and Boist>. HI.' wa.c; Wt'll known M
a po'o playN anl'l wat: a mem
bcrc; ol t h«' l' .S Polo A~$n
• I t ' SHE WILL PERSONALLY
J.GIIG Walker, presidents of the local The New(>ort Balboa Savings • tJa• 9V .. 1D the atoN. Tilley ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~l~e~m~e~n~t~a~ry~PT~A~·s~.;;;;;;;.;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Loan Assn. 1s presenting a dis· bcrft "'*Yed m a a Y D • w • play of rare a nd ancient coins. tb.lla9• whkh r·.. ruabed out
some dating back to the sixth ..me. I antftd b .....
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SEALJ/SHEETS d IIDI'filtll·~
427 I . 17th ST.
COSTA MISA
Ml ......
century B.C. VIsitors to the ex·
hlblt receive a brochure describ·
lnr the. ~ which Include
su ch rarities as colnagt> from the
days of Alexandt>T the Great.
Nero. JuJius Caesar and BlbiJcal
times.
GIP'T·GADGET PAIITY
The CoraJ Circle of Christ
Church by th~ Sea. Balboa, will
hold it. "gift 'n' gadget" party
In Goodell Hall on Monday, Leap
Year day, walnnlng at 9:30 a.m.
.......
:ZS'U E. Cout Rwy.
~A DEL IIAJI
Q-.a. S·l-
-
,
FEAST IEJ'OR.E LEifT
The Woman·$ AU*<IIIary of St
J aml.'s' EpJS('Op3) Church In :"ie"
port Bt>arh I~ sponsorint: a pan
C'ake upl'f'r 1n the Parish Hall
on ~hro\f• T\Jt'Sda,·. Mar<'h 1. trom 5 30 to p.m. Th1 Ill tht>
day before the be~lnnlnr of the
L#ntf'n rast on h WN!nesdA~ ·1
C0JO(VIfl01f SUVlC£ I A pt'I'!Onal communion rvi('('
will b4t h~ld nt i p.m. Wt'dnt-s
day, Mar<'h 2, ~ h Wednf'Sday, In
the sanctuar')' of St. And"'ws ~byterlan Chur<'h, Cliff HaH•n.l
one of a sertt>S of IA"nt~n ~rvl s
to be h~ld In the church.
JOT-LVCZ TOaiGIIT
The Unlted Lutht'tan Churrh
W~n are pontOt1nr a pt>t ·
~~ dlnrwr at 7 p.m. today
t'nwrtd~• In tht' toelat haU ol
1M Corona del Mar LutMt'an
Owclt ot the Maat•r. 3.~ E.
Olut ....,. • .,.,.. Ulllan Hom • ...........................
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HELP Y OU COORDINATE
YOUR WARDROBe
TO GET MANY N EW
OUTFIT S \\ ITrl JUST A r E. W
KORET OF CALIFORNIA
GO -TO~E THERS
TUESDAY -' MARCH 1st
IN OUR S..ORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT
STORE
CIIUCE
ACCOUJn'S
I & B Gll.ED STAXJIS
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DErARf'MBl¥7 STOid
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Diver Is lniured
By Boat in Cha"nel
Skin diver Bob Keppler, 15, of
Whittier, sutcered a cut on his
left leg from the boat Showboat,
Jn the harbor entrance at 3:19
p.m. Saturday, the harbor de-
partment reported.
The Whinier youth, wearing
an aqua lung and foam rubber
suit, started to come up to the
'Mr. Roberts'
To Be Staged
surface, thinking the area wu
clear, when the boat passed over
him. He was picked up by tJle
life guard boat, Sea Wat!'h, and
taken to the harbor master dock.
From there he was taken to
Hoag Memorial Hospllal for
treatment and was released !at-
"· The Showboat, from the Bal-
Meanderin' w-Ith
.! And ..
~lae but O'Brien's In Co·
rona del Mar. Rumor ha1 It that
our eal Velma Ia on a shopping
spree .•. In New York, no less,
where the ne~at of new Is con .
aldel't'd the "m ost." Gals, watch
In the fUture for O'Brien's ex-
line of the "elite" Jn
sprlna and aummer apparel.
• • • •
FABULOUS IDEA!!! Want to
have a most delicious, but inex-
dlnner at a restaurant
with ''palsano" at-
Belllt"" 'yo u me. 1
cuisine la st
... and am sUII
entrees with a
eye. Where else.
THE MARINE-A-RAMA, (formerly celled tile are Superior Judge Karl l ynn Davis, preside+.t of I'm talklne about
Boel Show). wilt be held Fridoy, S11turday and the Or11nge Em~ire Council of Boy Scouts; that "leaning towe r of pizza."
Sundoy, M11rch 25, 2b, 27, on the grounds of the _ Sondro!l Coontz of Westcliff, who is Miss New-ROSSI'S Jta.llan• Restaurant, right
4PORT .
.... i.TUEIIIY
".\lister Roberls," the story of
a group or American sa4Jors
aboard a Navy cargo ve!>Sel in
the Pacific, wlll open March 18
as the first 1960 production of the
~t'wport H a r b o r Community
Pl ayer~;. I! wlll be-presented for
3 week-ends a t the Players Show-
case. 1712 Plaeenlia "'·c-.. Costa
~'fesa.
boa Fun Zone, was skippered by
Reginald A. White, J29li Marine
Ave., Balboa Island, the harbor
department repo~ted. The skin
diver had nothlnS: on the surface
to Indicate he was under water
a t that location, harbor officials
explained . The aqua lung was
cred ited wllh saving him rrom
further injury. B11lbo 5 B11y C lub. Th is event will ro!lise funds for port Seoch .,nd official hostess for the M~~rine-In Corona del M.ar.
Thl'l flllliiJ Bei'IIYII the construc tion of new boot slips !!nd '-!ilinq A-Ro!lmo!l ; Jed Bo!lrnett, e•ecutive sec ret.,ry of the We startl'd off with tossed
r
Gene Benl."dict. a res ident or
('arona del ~ar for 22 vears, and
mc-mb«r of the Pacific Telephone
!'tarr in Orange, w!ll play the
role of Ensiftll Puh'er. the bra.l':'-
ftart and Lothario. Star y :\forgan,
also of Corona d('] ;\br, a mo,·it>
and telcvlsion actor, will play
the part of Mannion, the quarrrl-
some seaman. Bill Fud k Is the
director.
Col61s Ratlio Official
dinghy dod.s for the Seo E•plo•er Bo<o od l"o,·~-N _. H bo Ch b f C d gref'n salad, with the most
I W rlh f Sco h C
" ewpo" or r 11m er o ommerce an mouth -waterln~ wine vinegar 1 0 0 ufilg ing t e Bay iub. A dinner·d11nce at the Bay co~mittee ~mber for the show; Larry Hesse, and oil dressing in this world.
C-lub· 1 h u r~day evening, Morch 2-4, will l11unch cha1rman. Olher members ore Fr11nk Rice Bill Mi nestrone sou p, but of cou rse,
"Scout's Honor'' has g rea t l ;;'h;e~M~·~,;~o~e;·A~.R~o~m~';· ~p~;'~'~"~'e~d~h~e~t~e~, ~le~f~J~Io~';;g~h;J;,~~H~•~~~•~Y~·~J~o:h~n~G~r~oo~o~J~h~,~B~"~'~k~Ac~'=•~•·~W~;I~lis~H~"'~'::_· loaded wlth old Ita lian ria-meaning at the home of Mr. and
1\frs. James C. Callaghan of 1801 I·•P''<;,.·, ... the n . RAVIOLI, ~~~r~: ,~;:~·~6 :~\;:~~enT~~~a~ Ta'. 'r' 'y'-a' I tl ~ •.•• e' I sl I I. ~A~.'a~ -H~G-H\~~~~ll:e:; F:ying Saucer ~alls~~~lt~OJ\~~t-~a~e~~~~
scouting, and the other 2 can't • thported by lrot••11er•t P'urvu
waH ""'" they may be a l•o. l ,;;;,.;,;~~~,;;;;;,.x,;~~;;.;;,;;.,,;;;;,;~~ Boek Reissued .... Civltial Reconl
Mrs. Callaghnn reC'Ommends e SCIENCE FAIR C 1 . k f I' omp etc with l\larryln' Sa.m 1 FJ-..1 all Cl Jt scouung 10 eel? ami u~s close T h£' annual Science Fair prt'· !math instructor We b Jonesl, A new enlarged t'dillon of the I .... • I
together and constructively OC· "'n"t"d b>· th• .NHH S o.,·,n-de· ( 1 11 d 1 h book , "The Report on Unldentl-·u p•·-J. Ho• •on. Ca..;, ,·. a Boy ..,n, ~· " .,..,. ~ . ., or une te er. an re res ments. 1. " l,.ae He.,en or La Aab·a •• 1 ~ ,_, ' " '" " ill be h Jd A 'J 30 h "·d ' 1 Jed r l)·l ng Objeet.s," w ritten by • ...... Scout. Susaii. 10. Amanda, 9. ~lartm6~nt "'1 Bo ~G pn · ht ('""" Je • lawkins danee will be Edward J. Ruppel!, ot J.'ord Aero. a new civilian record of 541-4x
aod Sandra. 8. all •"'' B•own<'e., · ay 1n t u~ ys .ym. eld In the Soc1al Ha ll from 8 in the Short tnternatlonal Cou•" • 0•~ 1 H bo HI h 1 11 nutronie, has been published by • whose proudest moment comes d ~nh oco:.r1Y arr .r ,I shu-10 p.m. Doubleday & co. In New York. tired a t the South Coast Gun
THIDES
-EDWARD G. ROBINSON
.ROD SIEIGER · lOAM COUINS
Ell WALLACH ;;... llllr· ..., .. ........ -.........
llhliM _, ,....,... a, rn.y IO£HM •
....., '-110m' MTMWAY c.,..,. ........ s.eoPE ···--SECOJfD irzATUBE when they are assisting in flag £'nl. 1 e ""-. ence aJr gl\'es 1 e Prizes will be awarded to the Th Club Friday nleht. Twenty shots winnNs in l'ach d ivision a e book, originally I raising et'_rt>monil"S. Kathl~n. coup le who bes t carry out the In 1956, Is based on 1 each In the prone, knef'llng and ''FICE age 7, will have to wait a )'e•· chance to compete In the Orange the me. The most rldleulous and b 1 standing posltio"~ were (J••• at • " o.l " 1 'I 10 !5 o ta ned by Mr. Ruppel! ·-•<--u
' To Talk to liwa1i111
Kl k 0 h I · d' 1 before .. he can be a Brown1·e. and ... ounty ""-' encc r a r •~ ay · the most (')('ver costumes will h the 50-meter international ta•. IF FJIF' r ra em, ass1stant IV · " at Cook Gym, Santa An,a . Hon· e ·was attachf'd to U.S. Air •
slon manager of Collins Radio, Jimmy, age 3, has quite a way orable mentions and a wards w ill a lso be featured. I ntelllgen~ a t Wrleht get, In which the lO-ring Is less
will speak on "Plans for the Fu -~to go. be prt'St'nted. • • • an Air Force faptain, he than a half·lnch In dl.ime ter and wttb
lure" at the noon meeting or the co-· r 1 . e SNHS group in the t'Valualion of the x -rlng a mere pin-point. He cmd
Xewpo-Harbor Kiwani' Club all Local ...... I Se.,.t The ""tence a r exhibHs mu~t Los Ma rlneros, Harbor's Span-the previous record by CJIJCEJIO• JC-ELL '1 1 • not be O\'er 3 feet deep or ..a feet reports. ..._
the Villa Marina restaurant 10-Ish Club. and third and fourth He Is assigned to Tartlcai i iF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J~AII~~ES~~WII~~m~JC~O;;;JIE~;;;;;;;;;;
d Th d ) c Ill R d ' At w· It Olpl • wide. Exhlblls may be any year Spanish students wlll be w ay 4 urs ay . 0 ns a 10 II r JIICS height, but--the s tudent nlUSt eapon Systems Operations at will f>stablish an Ora nge County the guests of the Spanish Na-Aeronutronlc-, located in May-
Di vision along ~h cArthur Blvd .. I Miss Joan Gorr and Miss Doris supply his own supports and tiona! Honor Society a t their wood.
inland of the Ford ~\eronutronic Vaughan, (16()4 1: W. Ocfo-an Front, drop cord. Entry blanks must be rejlular mef'ting Monday. Fe b. 29. ---------
site. . West Newport. are serv1ng as riled with the faculty of the Sci· Francisco Moreno, editor of F 1.1 E
volunteer x·ray mi-dical tt"ch-ence or ~1athematics depart-"Soticlas," the Orange County Ua• ..... II Jill
I I ments no later than April 22. k -· FASHION SHOW MARCH 6 nic ans wllh the medica l -divi-• • • Spanish newspaper, will spea. If W .L Jt S 1 c1
The Laguna Bearh Ebell Club sion of the Wlntf'r Olympics at • ICEDICAE AltTES on our community and lnterna-ar•• ••.• II
w ill hold It s spring benefiT fas h-Squaw Valley. Miss Gort is em· O ff f th Medl A 1 Uonal relatiOJt»hlps with Span-ion :o;how from noon to 5 p.m. ployed as a n x-ray medical tc-.:11· 1cers 0 e cae r es ish-speakl.ng people. Questions How to have an excltlne a nd
Sunday. March 6, a t the Balboa niclan at Hoag Memoridl Hos-Club of Har~r H~gh attt-nded and di5Cu.ulon wlll follow. adequate wardrobe by careful
Bay Club. California designer pita) and is currently on vnca -8 program P ese ted by the e CASC ~lectlon of coordinates that may
Travilla will show his spring tion from her hospital job. ~ll u I Orange County Medical A.s.socla-Ten lla rb6r High undercla.u-be "('.rlss -cros.sed" wlll be shown
colle-etion. There wil l also be a Vaughan Is also an x-ray ;n,o;. tlon Tue.sda~\v Ft>b. 16· at the men wlll attend the CASC con · by Jean Werner of San Francisco,
brunch, dancing and door pri£es. ca.! technician. Santa Ana \ CA. . \'ention Wednesday, March 2;, at fashion represelitatlve of K9ret ~frs. Margaret ~Tay. adv1ser. Orange High School. of California Tuesday, March T.
'APJUL 1H PARIS' COl!,: lNG a('('ompaniert <'I u b prl'~lden t t R I t' De S 1816
1 T he Newport lk-ach Junior ~fichaelena llor\'ath, \'I{'{>-pres!-Delegates and advisers from a e ner s pt. lore,
Ebell Club will hold an "April dent Kathy Wlleox, trcasurt>r all OrangP County high schools Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Her
Will J'Pani Jane Fontlu~. Har-lfashton formula is based on the in Paris" fashion lunt'hMn at 1Johan B:tker. and set'Tctary usc or go to th bl
the Ba lboa Bay Cl uh on Snlur-Bradlyn Stegm:tnn. They \'iewcd hor's CAS<" repr('sentativc and · gf! ers 10 com ne
day. April 2. Sixto?f'n models will a film on Health Care-ers and a dl~usslon lt>ader for the group. j in many new outfits.
:o;how a preview of ;;pr1 ng and 1 skit Pte:<rntt'd by the Junior s peak on "How to Prcparl' for T • t Z CL-I
summer originals from Francr Guild of Hoag ~ll'morial Hos-Leade rship." I "' 0 01 .. 01
and It aly nnd their Amt'rkan pitnl. Among those a llcndlng the fo B' L..l F
"translations." -• convention from this aren will I r lrt .... , Ul e SADIE HAWJCINS be Jeanie Stickler, Orin Riddell,
"Sadie gets her man" will be l\Jarilyn Blower, Steve Lewis, Donna Mallek. agl' 9,
The Newport
Projectio1 Boolh
2.200 Newport Bl..-d. OR 3-0103
Feb. 26 -'1:1 -28
THE SMALLEST SHOW
ON EARTH
Hawkins dance to be. presented Rusty Packard, I Jill Barnl'll, Bob or 2561 Vista Drive, Bay Sh;;;,;:l l
In
~tn ~arlatti's
. Hurler
3801 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAll
OR. 3-9970
The best in loocL Mrrice ' and gracious hospitality • .
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a charming Old Engliab Atmosphere ANNOUNCEMENT I The theme -of the annual Sadie Je-an Forbes. Betsy Barnett, Iter of Mr. and Mrs. Dell
:b:,Y_::' h~e:_:C:i~•~l·~·~u:::•:•~":e:_:'':':a:.c~h::._<~.-~~::::':':'>~··_:•:n:d_:C:a:n:d~y_::R:Id:d:•~l~l.:___ chose a trip to San Diego ·:~~ I :i=========::~;=::::==::::=============~ of a bi rthday party Feb. ~ Literary Mag Accepting 1"k'"' .. v ... , g,,, '"•nd Tl D-E TABLE Jim Means is the new proprietor of
Pete's Barber Shop and it will now be known as
JIM'S BARBER SHOP OC Art. Prose. Photos TiiiiHII.HeiPIIfiiP•UewWIIer
3030 E. COAST RWY.
COJIOifA DEL MAR
.. Tour Patrooage Will be Appreciated ..
!From th~ dec Barnacle>
for the Orange Coast
Jltl'rary.humor maga.
!l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[~~~~1 1 ~~t::[~r;~ibeen completed and
now under way.
board is presently
material for consldera-
the board urgi'S all
to submit their liter-
art or photography work.
JltNary division Includes
either serious, hu-
or saterical; poetry of all
SUBSCRIBE
To The Newport Harbor Ensign
2850 E. COAST HWY •• CORONA DEL MAR ORIOLE 3-0550
' The ollly WHkly .,.wapu-per in the Harbor Ana
KAJl. Df TIIII ODD .-d TOQ calC& • CAD TODAY
ONE YEAR ------Ollly 3.00
Oullride of Harbor Ana ----uo
Name _________________________ _
Mailing Address----,--------------•
City and State ,_, ______ 0..,...._,1 ..........
types; editorial and er~ltl:1;o~a:J,~:~~ ~~~;;~~~~~~~~r. says, and column or
Ideas.
Under the heading of art, NAIES SAMMY Wlft'?
toons. cartoon Ideas, and Mike McLain, sons
sketches and Individual draw-Mr. and Mrs. WIIIJa m McLain
Also accepted will be lnd!Yid· 610 Aldean
ual photographs and photo-led the
stories. • and
.Rules govunlng material sub-
mitted are as follows:
1. Submitted material must
have been preparl'd by a.n at-
tendine student of Oranee Coast
(day or extended~,,~~t·l :::~:u~~~~~~;;~~~ a m~~r of the
faculty. IDJWDAT TUP
No material which in any of Mr. and Mrs.
displays bad taste {1. 1524 Serenade
or profane} w_,;II;;'I,O<>s l Irvine Terrace, have' their ch•>loel l
. CriUcaJ, or uo or a party or a trip to &orne point
material will of lnterHt, whenever there'• a
if In ,ooct tute. birthday to celebrate. Feb. 21
ton Ron waa 11 yeats old, and
hla choice w a& a trip to Ma rine-
land. He took with him 2
friends, Brian Cauerly
Skippy Baker.
POR IAJI' DIECO
Uaht Fteures A.M.-aold ~ P.ll.
KPdday ......._. ... _ .... _ ,,._
I Wed Ullq
S Tban&ry
Low IIJgb Low illt'b
2:45 0.5 8:48 6.6 J :l5 -1.1 I :H S.S
3:27 0.4 9:28 6.2 J :51 ·0..7 lDJOI S.S
4:07 0.3 10:09 5.7 •:a .D.J ID:f.l 5.5
4:49 0.4 10:47 5.1 S:GD OA U :l• 1U
5:34 0.7 l1 :28 4.5 5:JD U UzU 5.1
6:25 1.0 12 :17 u 1:01 1.5 ............... _,
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0:30 4.9 7':33 1.2 l:Jl u
COIU'I..III:EII'n or _'I...,._
Llblny ..... .., ............ c... ·-
Now you CGD enjoy J..•r11cbeou cmd
Dbm.r nroed ill the V'rdal' 1111go
Mnnaer •• ••
IEID 'lip 1
-~~TOLA.~-~~:..;r"~ 511 ''llkhvt !/ltupJ :~ ' :HYate t-3IG
311 CUPF DRIVE J.AOUKA 1EAa1
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Newport Bl vd . Plan Opposed:
He ~ring Continued to Mar. 17 ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS .......... ... ;, ..... Oppoaltlon to the widenlne of • Approved the e xtenalon of -------------------------.a..w~ Newport Blvd. a nd movlne back the~ ~rmlt ollamea l oa for CLASSIFtEO AD RATES _ c..ft
the bu.lneta bulldlnp on t he 8·unlt circular apartment build· wift. order or wi+t.in 10 d.ys
A Baldwln Pa rk youth, 17, wu aouth aide waa expreued by lne at 311 Carnation Ave.. Co·
a r r e • t e d on a n Intoxication bu.lnesamen Thu...ctay evening rona del Ma r. c~aree by N~pon pollee at 7:06 at the meetlnJ of the N~rt • Approved Mark Van NlU.' 20 words or leu .
p.m. Sunday after hla car went Beach Plannlne Commlulon. request to a pply alu minum ald· 21 wonk to 30 wotd1 over a cllU at 28l8 Ocean Blvd., 1 t 1 b lldl l l ----'-....... -_____ ..a_ Co del Mar Amone the points broueht up ne to non·eon onn ne u ne wurva "' ._ _.._ ~r.~,. arrlvln• at the Kene durlne the hearlne on plana to at 506 W. Bay Ave .• Balboa. E.ch word O¥W 40 wordl _ _ ...
I TirM 2 Times 3 Times TOP OPPORTUNITIES
I DAILY -··. .75 1.25 1.50
·-·-1.00 1.50 2.00 Be Sure To Cbedl With ....... 1.25 2.00 2.50 JUNE FARRAR -. .Ol .05 .07 • reallan Newport Blvd between • Approved the Darnell De· ~-111111!90 found the youth Jytna In the s s · th . velopment Co. request to r 4 (Sr..:: OR...r.a fO• .. ~ •~:.~ow FO "P~:t"•' .11::11' west •utter Th.., repor:r, tha t ard t. and 30th t. were e.e. .,.. "'"" """ ~
1 ~ • • -~ the mercha nts will be out of dwelling units over 2 R-3 Jots at
Employment Agency
R SPECIAL MAIL-IN RATES) f02~ 32nd St.. "ewport
ORiole 3-4680
a. w C:: he was unable to an. W: qu~; bualneu for a considerable 315-317 E. Bay Ave., Balboa. .. -LOS ANGELES TIMES needs EN'f ~ tlons. He reportedly J ped length of time durlnr the mov· • Approved Frank SaJl~'s re-
B was thrown from the veh icle lne and atr~t wldenlnr: their quest to construct a 24·Unlt mo· aEAL ESTATE & UIITALI __ _ H AL ESTATE & &EIITALI boys tor Sunday selllng. Phone
TID prior to Ita golne over the cliff. buslneues thu• will be jeopar· tel with 6 kltchen.s at 455-459
...,All Offtee ..._., .He was taken by ambula nce to d.lzed; they do not have auf· N. Newport BJvd., Ne wpo r t THE DeANZA PLAZA CORONA DEL MAR: Jll blocks u 8 ·4280.
lltMCI Oaw. ~--Hoag .Memorial Hospital for tlclent Information on t he costa Heleh ta.
lOll W 81.. W~ .._. treatment of m inor cuta and Involved. • ApprovM the request of AI Spacious 2 bedroom Apts.
bruises. ReeM and Mort Aden tel tell MATTRESSES Two passenrers. Roy R. Gau· Planning Commissioners In· alcoholic MVera H at the Beach
IQW _ ~IWQ thler and JametJ T. Doyle, both dlcated their approval of the Boy restaura.nt I 353 E. Cout r-...... of Baldwin Park. told pollee they street wtdenlng, but continued B N rt. •
llftluw Sha~ jumped from the car before It t he hearlnr to their March 17 ';"A e;:~ Don Fuller's re· ....,....,.. -eon.. went ovel' the cllU m~tlng to atve more time to PP k A ... dltl • o COSTA WlSA ..,ATTUSS CO. . compile Information. qoHt to ma e ..,... ora "o n n-
t tiO ~ ~. Lltlefty 1-1• u .. IL...I-_._ __ ..., _ _. ..... ott ).oliO. Th C 1 1 1so confonnlng dweJJlng a t 1805 E. __.. --e omm sa on a : Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
* CROWN HARDWARE*
wa
CUT
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•& IIOVDIIOLD DDUIW&W I i10D"" =
FilE ILl --PIIITI :a.-.
1117 &AIT COAIT IDG8WAY
·REED'S
COIIC*A DD. 110
TE_ WIIILE
IIIIIWIIE
Authorized IDDVD SALES and SERVICE
HARDWARE * HOUSEWARES * GIFTS
1802 Newport Blvd. at 18th St.. Costa MeiiCI
Phooe: Liberty 8-3426
• Approved the rezoning of • Approved the final ma p or
lots a t 500·516 · 32nd St, New· Tract 3519, Cameo Highlands.
port, from C·l to unclassified for
off-site parking lot for Newport
Ba lboa Savings and Loan Assn.
• Approved tentative map of
Tract 3607. consisting of 8.8
acres d ivided Into 37 R-1 lots
nf'ar Irvine Ave. and Ma riners
Dr.. westerly of Westcllff.
• Approved 7-foot encroach·
me nt Into 10-foot rear yard set -
back at 34.30·3440 E. Coast Hwy ..
Corona del Mar, for construction
of the new Snack Shop and
bakery.
• Approved the request of the
Lido Is le Community As~n. for
awnings at 102 and 9~-944 VIa
Lido Nord and 100·911 Via Lido
Soud to keeP' out the sun.
ASB Profile •••
CFrom the OCC Barnacle)
Just oU Santa Ana F~way to
beaches a nd L.A. Famll)' and
adult buUdlngs with large heat-
ed pools, lau ndry fa cilities and
carports. Furnished It u nfu rn-
Ished. $75.00 It up.
• ..
1402 E. Fruit St.
SANTA ANA
K1 3·6620
POB I ALE IUSCEI.I.AinOOS
FOR SALE : 1 registered. male
Weimaraner 9 months old.
With papers. $175.op. Phone I
Jefferson 1·2828.
DRUM SE'T': Sn-a-re--a-nd-bass
drums, cymbals. pedal and
stands. Phone OR.0-~81.
GOLD ---S I LVER
We Buy -Sell Coins
I U.S. or Foreign and carry a com-
plete line of Coin and Stamp
Supplies.
!rom beach and shopping. De-BEAUTY COUNSELO.E:, cosmetic , luxe u nrurn. l ·bedroom a pt.; has openlnrs for W'lmt-n over large Jlvtne roorh, patio, .stove. 25. Flexible hours. No canvas· refrigerator, tu(, earage. Penn-sing. Call OR 3-0191 before anent renta l. a dults. Inquire at 10:00 a .m. or after 5:00 p.m. 310'~ Larkspur. COM.
FOR RENT: Corona del Mar 2 SITUATJOKS WAJfTED
bedroom, furnished apartme'nt.
Near stores. Sundeck. ocean DOES YOUR YARD and lawn
\'lew, f1repla_re. garage. $135 look aJ> attractive as you'd
monthly. Lea~. Utllltles in· like? If not, why not let me
eluded, LJ 8-9354. Evt>nlngs OR impro\'e it. Ray Haws, OR 3-
3·3468. 1086.
NEW 2 -bedroom unfUilliS¥(! SEBVJCES
a pa rtment In Nev:port Beach. ------------Fl~place, hardwood floors,
ga r age. wa hPr·dryer. On
Jease. Ll 8-5335 • OR 3· 7155.
SEA CREST MOTEL
1 & 2 bedroom apartments
Kitchenettes
Nicely Furnished
HEATED POOL
Children & Pets Welcome
SEA CREST MOTEL
* * MOVING? * *
2 Fast Insured movers 11nd
large \'an $11.00 an hour
Time starts at you door ...
Why pay more?
-Call-
NEWMAN
TRA~SFER & STORAGE CO.
l\fldway 6-2528 or Liberty 8 ·6l30
1968 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
• Denlf'd the variance . request
of Ru s Ford and Ted Ru~ ell for
off-site parking at 206·08-10
Cedar St., West Newport, for fu ·
turp non·contiguous residential
dwellings. The properties ha\'e
heen 5('\'E'red by eminent domain
action for development or the
strf'<'t pattern In the "Oxbow."
I GOLD RUSH MUSEUM
C. A :'oUGt:IRE. O·wner I 7.l31 East Coast llwy.
Corona del :\lar
ORiolt> 3-6370
Carpentry
Minor ~pat,.;
No Jobs Too Small~
H 0 ANDERSON
SPECULATIVE? ARLENE GREEN
• ., ... rully.
363 N. Newport Bhd. :\11 6-~566
12 Blocks North of the An.he ' .
W AJfTED TO RDfT
-------Ft:R~ISHED APT. Good locatwn.
pleac:ant ~urroundmgc:, yc.>arl~
lea't'. No children No pets.
6toa. :\lareuerue. Corona dt>l
~l.u ....
19-t7 Fullerton A \'t' ..
Coc:ta Mesa. Calif.
)lldwa)' 6 3314
If no an wpr call Ml 6 2372
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
U cenaed Contract'>r
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Secoad tru.at dMda baft all tbe qaalltMs of em e.-u .. t
lDftltmeDt. Seculed by qacdlty property lD vrowtDCJ Ora:DCJe
CouDty -when laDd YGlues cne atead.Uy rt.alD9 -they create
em exceUeDt addltioDaliDcOme.
• Gave partial appro,·al to
John Stowers' long-range plan
Cor Improvement of his property
at 3601 E. Coast Hwy.. where
his serv1<'e station i1< now locatPd.
He Is planning extensive de-
VPiopment for the property. a t
the cornpr of Coast Hwy.• and
A WS preaidoiDt. ecmdldate for
EC ()uMD apouond by Pirate
PetroleWD CIDd a 9faduate of
OraD9e Bi9b School lD 1958-
tb... tbiDCJI c:aD all be at•
"bibuted to 19·year-old ArleM
GI'HIL
S:\1..\LL FL'RN. APT. reac;onable
rental, \\.JntL'd fo~ ~1ar,h J nd
Apnl by rPtired l'ouph.> \ISlllng
1n CD:\I. Phone OR 3-~J:> aflt!r
10 a .m. AP'T'S FOR RE;\1: CORONA DEL
!\tAR n1c-e unrurnl!.>hed 1 bt>d ·
rOQm apartment, C'orner loca -
tion. Garage, range. refrigera-
tor. watN and la"'-n (•are Jn -
1897 Orange Ave. Costa Mes~>
10% Interest Per Al)num
Sbort term aaturtties cmd UDall DOtes fM dlftralflc:atlou
make poaelbl.e o..u.ae lD-...tm .. t peogrcmu.
WE IIAJIAGE. I EavJCE AJm COLLECT
Orchid Ave.
Her bobbl .. lDclude daDe·
1D9, ak:li.D9, teDDia CIDd pa:rtin.
A aopbomon 'at OCC, Mlaa
CrNil 1a majorlD9 ID bualD ...
LEGAL MOn eE admlaJ.atratlOD aDd a b e 1a
CERTIFICATE OF BUSTNESS tb1Did"9 about at9D4iD9 tbe
MISCELLAJIEOtrS
WOOD DELIVERED tralght to
your door. Seasoned euC'alyptus
fireplace wood. OR 3-G658, U
B·i682 e"enings.
UbertY 8·8621
JOHNSTONE'S
Mesa Auto Wreckers
C'Iudt'd. Recteroratt-d. ,Alhr!T=:. -Used Auto Paru, Tine
OR 5 1231 Ext. 611 ton OR We Buy cars a nd Scrap M.etal
FICTI110U$ FIRM NAME ODlftnlty of eaWonala at
3·22l2. I UBERTY 8·7013
2075 Pla~ntla Ave_ Costa Mae Co. & Pcfter G. Evans PAOnnlf~G=----------------M11SICAL DfSTBtJMEIITS • w. a a•IOilT .ov~.&YAD aawJGa'f -.ac& CALir'ODIA
IIIDWAY ....
CIIYILP
PI.YIIUTH
I SIICA
IL IIIIlS
SALES AND SERVICE
1200 W. COAST IDGIIWAY. MEWPOIIT lEACH
DlrectJy Across From the Balboa Bay Club
I_H_!W..,.
SAVING
IS A FINE ART
It takes talent to paint a bright future with the
leCUJ'ity of eavings ... but you'll find that you cxm
create a real "masterpiece" wbe.n you aave regu-
larly at Laguna Federal ..• where your savings
earn more in safety I Start now!
PAID FOUR nt.tES A YEAl
' LAiiUIA FEDEIAL
SAVINGS AND LOAM ASSOaA110N
o. • .,._ c.-ty't l.artett l•••••••...t ,..,., S.W. It.-Aleoele.._ '
THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby Rtnnide wbe .. abe wU1 COD·
certifY that they are conducting tlaae bft ecl.catsaa.
a Swlmmlnr Pool Construction lll8a an.. .,.. Ill cbal9• of
and Service business a t 1521 p' .... the ....t AWl •·
I North Tustin Avenue. S.nta Ana. -wy w1aJc1a ._ Mlcl 18 tbe
CaJlfom la u nder the fictitious ~ r..-1at W'Mir. Slle le
fJ nn name of Clyde Johnston .._ ....... ..,__ ol tbe
Pools of Orange Cot,anty and that cmaual AWS 9lrl · ask • boy
said finn ls composed of the fol· daace. tbe Leap 1'ear £liD9,
lowing persons whose names in -. -------
full and places ot residence are Mark B •1 as follow . tO· Wit: . a I ey
George B. Petty, 5889 Jt>d
Smith Road. Hidden Hills. Cala-of COM o·leS basas, Calif. I
Peter M. Hazell. 520 Seaward Funeral services for Mark S.
Road. Corona del ~tar, Calif. Bailey, 60, ot JO.J Orchid A\'e ..
Wli.'JESS our hands this 17th Corona del Mar. wert-held Mon.
day of February, 1960. day In Baltz Mortuary Chapel.
PETER M. HAZELL I Corona del Ma r. with the Re\',
GEORGE B. PETil' Perry Schrock otrlclatlng.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA I 1 Mr. Bailey died Frlda.v at Hoag
Iss. Memorial Hospita l a fter a !'hOrt
COUNTY OF ORANGE l illness. He wns a natl\'e of Clnrk·
ON THIS lith day of February, ston. Wash .. and had lived herl'
1960, before me, a Notary Public for 17 years. He is survl\•f>d by
In and for said county and state. his wife. J....c.>tha. and 3 . ons. Craig
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residing therein, duly comm ts· and Boyd of the homt-address.
stoned and sworn. personally ap. and Brent P. Ballc.>v of Sparks.
peared George B. Petty, and Peter Nevada. and 2 grandchildren. He
M. Hazell known to me to be the had been a sales man for a pty .
persons whose names are sub-wood fi nn. lntcnnt-nt wa 1n
scribed to the within instrumt>nt. Pacific View M('morial Park.
and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same.
tSEALl
WITNESS my hand and official
KEW MAP A.AILAILE
The nc.>w 1960 map and st~t
guide of the Newport Harbor·
Costa Mec:a area Is now avail· ~al. E. M. SQUIER able> at th.e office of ~ewport
Notary Public in and for said Balboa Savings and Loan A..c:sn .
County and State. My Commts-3366 VIa Lido. Ntwport !k>ach.
slon expires No\'. 23, 1963. President P. A. Palmer announ·
I Publish: Feb. 25: Ma rch 3, 10. ces. Flat copies can be ohtalned
11. \960. In the Newport Harbor for framing. I
Ensign. I AJDS CAUIVAL ft.PS
CE' or Dn'EifTJOK TO Pa triC'Ia Fruehllng df 1201 Dol -Ron . F phln Ter.. Irvine TerraC'e , a
D GAGE Df TBE SALE 0 freshman at Middlebury Collegt>
CALL -
Sympson & NoUar
Newport's
Oldest Established Painters
OR 3.3630 -Eves OR 3·~54
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ENSIGN
CLASSIFIED
Organ and Piano Sale
Hammond spinet organ. used.
one only. late model. Rent a
Hammond $5 a week with les·
sons. U~ grand pianos, Stein·
way. Knabe, Baldwin, W a
from $423. l'prl(hts [rom $95,
pay f> a month 1&-spint-t ptanos
almost new, :\1aple. Cherry. ~ta .
hogan)'. S390 up, pay balan<""e
like l"'('nt. C'L~h for your piano.
'!\ew STEI~WAY PIANOS. :\ew
HA)010~D ORCA.,..S.
SCHMIDT-PHILUPS
SmC'e 1914
-20 :-\orth :\l,lln Santa Ana
ELECTRONIC SOUND
SYSTEMS
Complete Landscaping
Service
FREE ESTD4ATES
SltH Gree.n Stampe
P'rft deUvery
OORONA DEL MAl NUB.3EKY
OR 5·0160 · 2'i44 E. Cout Hwy.
ALL 1YPES OF
Pho~ographic Supplies
e Fast Color FUm Service. e Movie Projectors for Rent. e Model Alrplane Suppl1ea.
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
1782 Newport Blvd_ Costa M_.
Phc.ne U~· 8· 7042
CROWN TV
SALES -SERVICE
and RE:NT ALS
CALL CLAUDE OR DICK
FOR EXPERT TV REPAIRS
3!2:2 East Cout Highway
Corona Del Mar
Phone OR 3·5655 AND
CO:\t:'\IERCIAL -1:\Dl'STRrAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
REAL ESTATE 1
ADS FOR
REAL
VALUES
HO~IES -BOA T5
Ct'ST0:\1 L""ST ALLA TION
Sound-CrO:~ers Inc.
Al"DIO SPEC'lALlSTS
2626 E Coast Hlway OR 3--15
Corona del. :\lar --------5 PIXET ORGASS
l"~d & Dt'monstrato~
FR0 :\1 $395
e HA:\0 10:0.."0 e :\11NSHALL e THOMAS
lAnd Othe!'!'l
Complete
BRAKE SERVICE
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MOTOR TUNE-UP
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Herb M1ller's
RICHFIELD ST ATION
3636 E Coa.'!t Hwy. a t Poinsettia
OR 3·~728 • Corona del Mat
ALCOBOUC IEVEJLA:~ES In Vennont. Is a member of lhe
February 23. 1960 committee In charge or the 3·day I WOODWORTH'S
To Wh om It May Conccr'1: winter carnival this weekend at 51:> N. ~lnln, S.A. KJ 7-+15..q
Subject to Issuance of t.h~ II · the campu.s. tn Corona del Mar OR 3-5530
TH IS SIZE ct•n lfied ed 111 the
&,,;9" ca11 cod you •• nttte •• St.IO
lor l ln,ertlo"'-C.ll OR IOLE J-0110.
cense applied for, notice is here· -=~=~==-==-:==-==-==-===-==-==-==--==--==--==--==--====--:::::=--:::::=--------------
by given that th.e undeNugned - --·-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -proposes to ~11 alconollc bever· I M n • y Cl ifi d Ad s ·a~ L • ::e;ol~~~e~~:~sco~~~l~~ I al In our ass e s • • • • peel ow ~ates! I
way. Newport Beach .
Pursuant to such Intention. tht' I , I -E--·--FOUl -o-wo•ft .... U A-I""L.--L • I undersigned Is applying to the v .. ·--_.,. na ---"'~ ~
Department of Alcohollc Beve r· . o / I I
age ., Control for ~&sua nee by I ~v / 1.. 2. 3.. '-5. Proper
transfer of an alcoholic beverage ,-/
ucense (or llcerbHl for the!lle I ~~ / (e.-----7. -----a. prem'-s as follows: .._v
ON SALE GDfE'RAL ~
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ON SALE GENERAL (Oupllcatl') I
0 " SALE GDfE'I.AL (Dupli<-ate) :.a . ..JI/!j
AnYone cteslrin1 to protest the I '-... , ~'!fr' tauanc:e ol such uce...-mav "
ftM a verttled proMit with the '-
DepartJ.Mnt ol Akellalle ~,. I '-' .,.Control at~ CaJJ.
fomla. statlnc ~ llr denl·
al u provlaed -, law. fte P"!l'r.· I "-
.... are now llel-d for '"•
... o1 t.lt'Obolte -......-. ,.. I .... ol wrUketloa ...., bt ...
talMd ,._ a.nr omc. o1 til
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1111111 II Ill
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· 2070 Oranae Ave. H<l-···-··'"'''"'" I
10% down on C·2 Newport Blvd.
Fronteae
2«1f! Mer.ret Dr., 5 bdrm. 120""'D 1
ON! OF LAST JttCTURES of Jomel S. So!irrett of 2?72 Bay·
shore Dr ., Bay Shores, was this photo of directors of th_e Corona
del Mar branch of Californio Bant ta~en ,..when C.CV~struc~•on began
a t the ne w location on Coast Hwy . at Larkspur Ave. Here, from
leh, o!lre tJftorney B. Z. McKinney, George O~tvies, Mr. Borret1.
Jim Roy. vice-presid.nt end_ ma nager J_im Ve_n Dyke , Wol!~r M.ltotf '
ond Braden Finch. Illness wh,ch strud h•m wh1le he wes dnv1ng along
Coast Hwy . ne,u Jembotu ,Rd. on Feb. II proved fatal to Mr.
&rrett. Dee th came le u then e month from th e completiqn of the
bonk &t the new location. (Ensign photo)
JCB Coronado
at E.
123 . 43rd St.
1148 E. Oc:een
4M N. Newport,
f40 Holm~, 2 bdnn.
309 La .Jolla, 4 bdrm. 96 Entries in
Bahia Regatta
Th~re were 96 boata entered In
e Bahia . Corinthian Y a c h t
CliJ.!I's re<>ent Invitational Race
program at the home 1round of
Balboa Bay Club. Activity on
land centerl!d In the Club room.
wher~ dou1hnuts and rollee
w~r~ serv~d by Commodore
Howard LanJI~y·! wlf~. Nan, and
Mrs. Clyde t Mary l Sherwood.
A list of names of thaw par-
ticipating reads like a nautical
Who's Who or the Harbor area.
For Ins tance there were Mr. and
:\Irs. Taylor Hancock: the JamH
Laws IU ramil)', all of Bay
Shores: lovely Sue Ficker of Bal-
boa Yach t Club: :\1r. and M rs.
John Gettle of Irvine Terrace and
Encino; Lloyd :\1as.sey o( Balboa
Island, active In the judges
stand; Fleet Captain Carlo Ray;
}.lr. and Mrs. Wally Walters,
whose luxury power cruiser.
"Jester," served as host bOat or
the day.
Arthur L. Zerbe was !her~ to
skipper his ~ewporter sloop,
Raven. Visitor entrants from
other dubs were Commodore and
Mrs. H~rb RJ!ey or Lido Yacht
Club Rear Commodore Len Lilly
Jr. a~d Mrs. Ully and their fam -
ily, lncludlnJ son Bill, who cap-
tured first cup In C-scows.
:\fr and Mrs. Robert Voorhies
or ~ewport Beach were active.
:\Irs. Hyde Bra ly of Irvine Ter-
race was an hand to cheer son
Bill. racing his Lldo-14. Stair
Commodore Don Bussy was crew.
:\irs. Fred MacDonald crewed for
her husband In their Udo-14,
reprHenting Lido Isle.
Fleet Captain and :\Irs. Frank
Woods J r. of Balboa Yacht Club
were In . race com)X't!Uon with
their P.C.
:"'ew Harbor ar('a f('Sirlents of
lr\·ine TerraC'e, )lr. a nc1 )-Irs.
John GetU~. late of Encino. had
the only entrant in the arbitrary
keel boat class skippered by a
woman.
C. C. Pap Trihtl -.
Ta lllrMrt Parter
The Newport Ha rbor Chamber
ot Commerce director§ adopted I
a resolution at their Tuesday
meeting expres~ing deepest ~ym-11
pa thv to .\Irs. Herbert Parker on
t hp death of her hus band, who
hafl been a hard working mem-
IX'r of the Chamber during 1958 1
and 1959.
:'\1r. Pa rker died Feb. 17 in HJIJ
Haven Res t Home at the age or j
64. Graveside ~rv ices were held
Frillay at the Pacific View :\t em-
orhtl Park, with the Rev. Edwin
Gomke o! the Corona del :\far
Community Church ortkiati
SENATOR BARRY GOLDWATER of ,A.rizoM.
spe<'l~er <'It lest Friday s Republicen fund-•<'!isi~g
dinner e• the D>snerlond Hotel, shakes. he~nd s w1fh
Mrs. Den Dr :skel o Cerone~ del Mer. pest presi-
dent of 'he Newport Beach Republic"" Women
<'!nd now o rg<'!-:.ization<'!l choirrll o,l\ fp~ this oree.
,A./so in l ~.e p:;.hoto ore C crgrebm&rl' :JSmes UTt.
who received high praise fr om ihe senator, and
Mrs. Charles T rev is. precinct chairmen for the
AMONG THE HARBORITES oite nc :ng 1he R~
publi :en h.rd re;sing d'~rer e· the Di~ney lend
Ho tel le ·t F6dey eve~·,..g were ~eft io riqhtJ
He·ry Ke1:o d Lido l~le D c~ Riche rd of lrv'r,e
Harbor. The senatOI' criticized theOerpoc.reh' pro-
gram of big spending end increo"'d government
adivity; asked for additionel labor reform, in·
eluding a ban on compulsory union membership':
opposed federal a id to education. seying it wet.~ld
meen federal control. He s<'!id he wou tired of
tolk th.,t we are " second rete nation, comp.,red
with RUuio, end said that we are the strongest
nation in the world. (Photo by Mrs. Pat Shepard)
T erroce, Mrs. Seymour Seek of Corona del Mer,
Mrs. Mebet Boardman of Balboa lslond and Mrs.
Did Richerd. The Richerds hosted a table at the
d inner. (Phot9 by Mrs. Pet Sheperd)
D ).a Jolla, 5 bdrm.
408 Holmwood, 3 bdnn.
1K5 PlWili'IWr, 4 Wilt.
IN er-, Laeuna, new
23M Tutln, lot llO'xlOO'
•·• lot on Eut 19th SL
LOT • c,.. 1n Lacuna
22Ui Key... Place
1802 Clay-3 unit.
375 Princeton Drive
SUBMIT TERMS 6: TRADES
Ov~r 40 Years In the
Harbor Area
Jill YW', llllllr
400 N. Newport Blvd.
(Opposite Hoae Ha.pltal)
loll 6-1675
CROll II .. LIIIS
VIEW
311111rta•, Z U.
Family room-out.tandlnr view
of hJJis and octan.
DPEIIIIUSE IU .. Y
520 S.nnl
SEASPORT REALTY
CUIIEYIII-
IIEAL'I'OR
2633 Wnt eoa.t Hirhway
Newport Beach ·
Ll 8-9349 -Eves. u 8-3293
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Splck and Spoln. $21,500 -Pay-
ments 1121.04 mo. with only
13,867 down.
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$18,000
:\Tr. Parker, who !Jved at
W. <::~«!an F't .. Balboa, was a re -
tired C'Cmmander in the U.S.
:"'a\·aJ Reserve. He had served
both in World War I and 11 .
had resigned several years ago
;~s en.~~:ineeri ng consult am to the
l' 5. Depa rtment of Commerce.
Chues FriHII AWIJ
From 11111111 Yfllh Gun
I CAll HITS CAll DOOil I GOES JIOME TO MOTBEil
' Polle-e car 208, drlvf>n by Of!!· A West Newport wife called
cer RoDert Carter. struc-k a car Newport poli~ at 3 :30 a .m. Sat-
door being opened by Harvey urday lo report her husband
Pease. 3I:J.t Collins Ave .. Balboa causing a disturbance. Pollee
Island. at ,6gate Ave. and Park learned tha t the husband left the
Ave., Balboa Island, Saturday house and went home with his
LEIIIITDI UIIEI
REALTOR
$175 Lou Re,.rtell
•• Lecal B•Kiarr
VANDALS USE PAUfT
Vandals using ycJI(lw paint
sprayed foul language on a
fence, Roy Hall, 219 Ruby Ave ..
Balboa. b land. complained to
Newport police at 7:41 a.m. Su n -
day. tflcers found other prop-
erty in the area !prayed ,..lth
the yellow pain!. also a swastika
•Prayed on a car parked at 319
Ruby Ave.
FACU--AC:LIC'IA-17L=-:T::-::CB=oc=£
Jacky D. Macltln.ey, 21, Lagu·
na Beach carpenter'• helper, was
M:beduJed to appear In Newport
Beach munJelpe.l court thJ• week
on a cb.arae of at.atutory rapr. He
waa boolll:ed on lite dlar1e "r
lf.wport po.llce at 12:25 p.m. Jut
11'11UrtdQ', lnvoMna a eo.ta
lieN. llrl, 17, and a laJboa pi,
17.
' Ap11a•ts fw Lease
1 BEDROOM. UNFURNISHED
$85.00
2 BEDR00!\1 F'URNISHED APT.
$1)5.00
OR 3-Z7Z7
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OR 3.2:22)
OR
lulu
J6CO WEST COAST IDGHWAY
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3011 Eut Coast Hl1hway
Corona del Mar
1 mother. OR 3-0668 Eves. OR 3·00'i2
ean V-oa ~~~?
Fer HI af 1M 1H11 lltllptlll hiMII II 1M 11ci111Yt
lewpert llacll .,,., .., Aru •• '· ......,... lilw ............. u,.
TJu. beautiful n-home is jldl righl lor a mature family
with DO 8IDGJl children.
IN PRIVATE ROAD ESTATES
e Large, heated a"(tmminre General Electric Dl•h· e Landscaped
pool wa•her e Sprinklers
e LarJe Patio e ~neral Electric Dlapou.le All UtiiiUes Under-
• Coli Putting Gl'ftn e Supper Area In Kitchen rround
• 3 Bed11"'"Roo""' e Fln~-quallty AII ·Wool e Quiet Reaidentlal e Fam Y m r. tl Dlatrict e La.rge Llvln& Room with ._rpe ne
F ireplace e Forced.alr Perimeter e Lot Included In lhl•
e General Elettrlc Kitchen Heatlne pdet -
e General Electric Bullt!in e Electric Garaee DoOr e No land rent to'pay
Ranee and Oven Opener
PIICDAT_Y..,_
With blluna $"" Loan
Easy Tmns Arranpd rc. RetpGNible Party
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lliloiiZE IUDAU.ION
AWUDiw-ta --Cool AD·Deellle ~
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n Reahor
IIYOIEIT
Choice of two custom hornn. OPEN DAILY ~0 TO
5 P.M. You, too, can afford to llve In Baycrest and
enjoy these JndlvlduaUy built ~-re:~tricted homes.
Up to 2,200 tq. ft. -All 4 bedroom~ with family rooms ...,.,-.
1: dinlnc areu, 3 baths, larae f~-alr unltA, double
stone flreplaet"t 6: built-In kitchen• lncludlne diah-· -•. \ .
wuh~rs A dMpou_ll. Undereround utlJilla for Jutlnc
beauty. Ptle.d from $U,700. M Jow as 85.500 down
' with excellent rinanclne. Stop by 1609 Tradewlnda
,Lane.
M. M. LaBorde,
"")'ou'U llke our friendly aervlce"
E. 17th SL Costa Meu Llbuty 8-ll39
(Acrou the atreef from Mesa Shoppln& Center)
I:'Venings LJ 8-8693 MI 6·1050
YIU III'T lEU A ....
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TO GE'T llfE BEST DEAL IN REAL ESTATE WHEN
BUYI:'"lG OR SELLING \VITI-I DON FRANKLIN.
NEW BAYFRONT - Pier and slip ....................... $125,000
BAYFftONT -R~modeled 7 be-droom, 2 laree Jiving
rooms. cardroom , Jarre patio, overslud_ garage.
AU on 52 foot lot. .......... _., ................... TERMS .. $85,000
4 BEDROOM 8A YFRONT -on 50 foot lot Sharp
condition ............................... -............. .A. ................ ..tmi,OOO
12 DELUXE UN11'S-for trade. WIU take lrust de-ecb or-
EXTRA OCEA.Jf FRONT HOME -70 fHt from best
bathlne b.ach, with view from Dana Point, San
Clemente Jaland, CataJlna, San Ped1o, and the
Harbor entrance --------·-··-----................... -....... $1~,000
NEAR NEW MEDICAL BUILDING -for sale or l~ue.
2 minutes from Hoae Hotpllal. Lot. of parking.
$69,500 with generous terms.
-FUIIUI, IULTDI
208 Marine, Balboa bland OR .3 -2220
. ... UP TUT a.FEE CAl •• • •
........ 1'11111 .....
Allow on~ of c ur 7 capable ,alesmen to •how you one
or the following properties:
ISLA~O IN TilE SKY
This spaclaus Corona del :\far home provld~ the
ullimal~ af ll\•lng pleasure. 3 beflrooms. 3 bathA.
plus huge rumpus room. Oite~ lor only 126.500.
SHARP DUPLEX
For only $2500 down. Each with 2 bedroom• and
built-I n ran1e, oven and r~frl&erator. Attractive
exterior and excellent. location. FuU price 119,950.
LUXURIOUS UVJNG
Can be your! In this pr~stJge home cf over 2400
!QUatf> feet. 3 bedrooms and den. -42 ft. family
room, queen·s kitchen, plua 2~ batha. Quality
back bay locaUon. $38,500.
FAllOW I -IULTY
133 E. 17th St .. Costa Meu Midway 6-44s:l
OPEN SU NDAYS
YIU AlE I IV IT ED ro ·. • • • •
MESA EAST APARTMENTS
OPEN HOUSE .,
2 TO 4 P.M.
IIIWIIY, FEL 11
' H5 EAST lmf STREET
COSTA MESA
!lee the 3 metunlne apartment• reJaalnlnr for Jeue
from 1165. Unu•u•J a ll rlau. 2-dory llvln& lOOn\. and
open me:runlne bedrooms. Lovely f1Nplace, forced air
heat, ranp, 0¥1111, rtfrlpralor, carpeta, drapa and
SPAJtkUNG POOL
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