HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960-07-28 - Newport Harbor EnsignuvaDAT. JVI.T a 1-
, lsland~s
erchants Charge
Th~ over-nlcht parkinc ban is
seriously hurtlnc bu.alnesa on
Mari ne Ave., It Is reported by
the Balboa Isla nd BuslnHS Alan.
as a result of conrparilons made
be~n saJea this year and last.
Jack Hanten, pl'ftldent of the
BuaiMM .u.n., told the Enslen
that hJa pallp wl11 continue to
compUe thla comparative lnfor·
mation and will submit lt to the
Newport Beach City Councll after
the nmme:r --..on la over.
:\fonday ~v~nlnc he requested
the City Council to appoint a
committee to atudy the effect of th~ ordinance which officially w~nt into etlect .July 14, pro·
hlblting parklnc on Marln~ Ave.
from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. durinc
the s ummer. CounclJman Dee C o o k made
the motion to appoint such a
committee, but the motion waa
(lefeated 3 to 2. Councilmen Hans
Lorenz. Frank Atkinson and
WATER RATES ARE . DUE
FOR INCREASE SEPT. 15
Kenne th KJnesley voted "no."
J oinlnc Mr. Cook In a "yes" vote
was Mayor pro tern Charles Hart.
This action was taken follow·
lng dlscuulon of a request by
Ralph Troutman or Corona d~l
Mar for a stopplnc or time zone
In front of hla Island Uquor
store on Marine Ave.
"I'm certainly Joalng bualness
because of the parklnc ban," he
told the Council.
City Attorney Walter Charamza
said that a JlmJt pa rking zone
would be Inconsistent with t he
no-parklnl,. ordinance.
Th.e request was referred
the traffic committee.
Mr. Hansen, In his Jetter to
the Council, recalled that there
had ~n an. unotflclal promise
of green zones on Marine Ave.,
and asked that the Council ther~·
fore should review the parking
ban ordinance.
An ordina nce rat.tnc reslden · good financial position If water
tlal water rates 15 to 18 cents a hiM to be obtained from sources
month was Introduced a t Mon· other than MWD. He said that
day evening's meeting of the the city may have to obtain ad· I Q d d
Newport Beach City Council and dltlonal water bearing land or p ans r ere was passed to second reading. may Investigate sea water con·
The 0 r d 1 n a n c e will come for ver ion. f N H • h
adoption at the Aue. 8 meeting. The new rates will iO Into ef· or ew 19
Ch 1 H rt f""t Sepr. 15 If rhe ordlnan<'e Is Mayor pro tem ar es a "'
said that the pu~ of the In· adoptt'd. The Increase. one cent s h I PI t
crease 18 to ~~ the Water Dept. per 100 ('Ublc feet, will be about I c 0 0 an
In the black so as to be In a 5 per cent for the average u er. * * * Th~ High School trustees met Tuesday to canvass the ballots • 92-FOOT HOTEL PLAN WITHDRAWN of last week's succe ful bond
election. then auulorized the Co· The Newport Beach City Coun· the effect of the withdrawal 1 to ona del Mar architectural firm
d l gave approval Monday eve-require the appUcants to start of Blurock, Ellerbroek and Asso· I
nlng to the request of At1orney all over acaln with the Plan· dates to prepare preliminary
Donald Harwood• for wlthdtavral nJna Commisalon on tflelr plans draw1 np for a third hl&h ~hool
of the Rom.cola appUc:atlon (ot for a multl·atory hotel. plant.
a 92-foot hleh hotel bulldlng ad· Plannlnc director Jerry Draw-There were 206 valid a*ntee ja~nt to the Vista d~l Udo now dy said that any request for ballot.l, a nd the tally w as 194
under construction on Udo Pen· helc ht Increase above code Jim· yH. 12 no. That made the offl .
in ula. Ita would be publicized by legal clal total 6,242 yes. 1.926 n~
This action was taken during notJ~ Un the Ensign, the legal 7 f bl I
ne .... pa..,.r for the cltyl. 6.4 ~r cent avora e. a continuerl hearing on the re· A .. co";nciJ committee, mean· Construction on the site on quest for additional heleht. Jamboree Rd., near Ford Aero·
DESPITE A MOKEN reel cradle on a medium tackle rod, this
monster 230-pound black ~a bass was landed by Corona del Mer
young sters Tony Rail and Rich Hoffman. Shown here with the big
fish ere, from left, Tony, Rich, Bill Trusty. skipper of the Sea
Raider, end Andy Andrews, deckhand on the boat. Diclt Hoffman
tells e bout it in 'Calling C .Q. · on page 2. (Chris photo) -----
'NEW PRESIDENT USTS
CDM CHAMBER'S GOAL
I Nearly 100 buslnt>SS people would try to keep the orcanlza·
and their gue ts wer~ p~nt tlon as a voice of the community
for the Installation meeting of as well as a forum lor airing
1 the Corona dE.' I ~1ar Chamber of members· vl£'ws. HP polntPd out
CommNce Tut>sday evt'ning at that the .. livability .. of Coron3
thE.' Hu:lev Bell Inn. del :Mar Is a part of Its com·
Incoming pn>s1dent. .Attorney merct". and that peoplt> com~.> ht>re
Ra lph :\fyt'rs. announC'ed that ht> I because It Is such a desirable
plare to Jive.
N P • • I The nt>w pres.id~nt named ew r1 nCI pa I some of the areas In whi<'h he
felt the Chamb4>r should take an
I. A • t d lntt>rest dur I ng the coming s ppo In e I months. Ht> sajd they should
1 think about Coast Hwy. and
Rk hard Wa les. ol the Fall· what it will be like after the
brook Elementary School District. coa~tal fr~way i re-routed In-
has been selected by the Nt>W· land. He said that some work
port Beach Elementary School has already bfoen do~ on park-
Olstrlct trustees as the new prin · lng _pnd that more study should
clpaJ of Newport Helchts School. be done In tbe future, J)t"l'hapa
}{r. WaJes will take over hls with a vi~ toward formln&
duties Aug. 22. su~dJng .llm parking aaeument districts.
Thompson. who will study for I The ~tiring p~Jdent. Dr.
hi doctorate at Stanlord. ~r. David Smiley, pointed out the
Thompson w111 o;erve as principal high spots In the Chamb4>r's a<'·
of Westlake School in DaJy City compllshments during thP past
while continuing his hoollng. year The lnd ud<' the 200 trees
Delay Okayed
For Sailors
that ha\'e been planted along the
I highway. the Santa phone C'a ll
program ht>ld last Christmas. the
painting of parking st lis and
~tabhshing tht> parking time
Clarence Herbert. 243 Ocean while. Is lnterviewine apP.Iicants nutronlc. can beg1n in time for
VIew. Newport Heights, one of for the job of consultant to work completion for the fall of 1962.
the 38 signers of a Helghta petl· with a Planning Commission Because of the approval ol the
tlon agains t tall buildings, ob· commltt£'e on multiple storied $4.210.000 bond Issue, the trus·l
jected to the withdrawal a nd bulldincs, heleht limits and bulk tees approved the working draw-~
asked Instead that the appllca-control. Councilma n Kenneth I f fl I I f h Kingsley expressed hope that the ngs 0 the na un t 0 1 e Attornt'v John Hunt of ~ew · tlon be denied. City Attorney 1 Ill be d oon Costa :\fesa Hleh ~hoot and for· pon D-ar·h wa, <>ranted hi~ rP ·
limit on the highway. ThE' Cham·
b4>r also hart a booth at thP Lob·
, tPr Bakt> last year and raised
O\'t'r $200 for ·the Community
Youth Ct>ntc:-r
Walter Charamza explained that appo ntment w ma e s · d d h 1 t th t t .... " " war e I £' Pans o e s a e quest ~tonday mormng in l '.S. * * * for a pproval. Thus bids for the District Court. Los AngPit>S. for
TRACT ~ • ft final 2 phases of the high school continuance to 9:30a.m. ~londav . • APPROVAL GIVEN P.E. ~~ can be called simultaneously, THIS MAP shows the tenta ive ma!•e r F'la,.. for ·he un· •e" 't ' Aug. . in thP arral gnment or2 Ornam~ntal light standards was and the estimated S890.000 proj. Californ ia campus and the s..,rro~,d:ng Ur-·vers•·y C•y C" .,.,e ~ewpon r£' Jdents who wt're m · The tentative map or Pacific h ect <'an be completed In time for Electric's "shoestrlne" develop-granted. It was sugg~sted I at the fall of 1961. Bond money will Irvine Ranch inland of Corora del Mar. Thi• plan was preoe•ed ov dk ted by a f<'deral grand jury
m"nt extending from 33rd St. to a lighting district be formed. I :\1 HI h W illiam Pereira a.,d Assoc·a•es !!)r ·I.e ~'"\-e•<·, '·e w· ::" "'!!' on rhargl'<i: of \'iolatlon cot thP "' with PE partldpating. be used to comp ett' · esa I ' 'lational farl' arms aC'I
•·PJnklt>.. FishPr. ~1iss Corona
del ~1ar for H)60-61. was intro·
duet"d and wa askPd to draw
tickt>ts for door priz~. Thl' first
number s ht> pirk«'rt bf'longed to
her motht>r . .\1rs. William Fisher.
the westerly city limits of New· • The subdivider's request to and the bond fu nd will be reim· accepted last wee~ by he rege.,· .. Braan Sullh an. 'Zi. or 113 1 th :~ er:e~~~g~a; ~~~~~ct~on · ~~e,~~: ~~:~~ent of street =d by the o,·er-ride tax in-1 U. C. CAMPUS SITE HERE ~~:n~~·a~:t>\;~~~·ndeir;;. :~ Car Flips as
.,;~~':S~~~:7:::J~·:: g~h~!~~~R~:~~ ,, ..... s.,..,.._ •. liS ACCEPTED BY REGENTS ~:~~~'.~:~.££::i.f;:~~,:~~;1 Brakes Fail
tween Neptune Av~. and Sea· Objections w~re raised by ·The High School Board adopt· I A few months will pa befon> ",11 ha\t' to fit in. dove·tail . .:\lr schoont'r ~ordlys. on whi~·h lhe~· A rar dnven by Paul A Bald-
shore Dr. are to be esta bllshed Larry Newman. Morgan Lo\Very ed a ~soluUon at Its Tuesd~· a schedule Is worked out on tht> Spurgeon adde-d l'tllttles will be wt>re to IE."ave on a wnrld rrui e. win Jr .. 25. of 2285 Fam·iew Rd.,
at 48th, 49th, 50th, 52nd a nd 53rd and Harold Arthur of West New· m~llng expressing app.reciation I development of a . branch of the ont> of thE.' first campus proj('CtS Tht>y dt>ni£'d acru'<atJons or gun· C~ta Me a. flippt:'d o,·N on ~ar·
streets. port, acalnst waive r of t he un· to Individuals. organizations. University of California on th<' I to gt>t underway. ht> said. running and saad the,· nec>ded Arthur Bh·d. at Coast Hwy. Co·
• Seashore Dr. right-of-way derrround lighting system re. n~wspapers and all concerned Irvine Ranch. William Spurgeon l'm,·ersitv regt>nt Ia t Fridav the wt>apons for prott>etlon on a rona del ~1ar. at 4:31 p.m. last
will be widened to 45 feet. quirement: and by E. D. Yoe· who assisted In the successful t 111. vice-president of the IT\'ine acceptt'd the I.OCJO ~ere of fr~ fUming expednion. Fr~da~·
• -.e subdivider's request to mans, PE attorn~. wbt saJd that campaign for a pproval of the c 1 ld h E 1 thl k I BrakPS failed em the car and '" 40-f t r1 ht f way should be o.. 0 t e ns gn 8 wee · land from the Irvine Co along IJ •-,w 1-.... tht> drlvt'r tried to stop the ve-walve the requirement for a n un· a oo I ·O · bond issue for a new hlch school. I The year 1965 has been pre-wllh -l50·acre<: of frt'e l.•;;d from Gil • __ _
d .. r.....nund Jlehtln& avstem wttb enoueh for Seashore Dr. dieted a the time the first stu h1<'1e by hitting the curb. but "' ··-.., s · the Cltv or San Dit'go north of .... C I I I thls C'aUSPd the rar to !lip. pollee * * * fl--a Cl•••--& ·-dents wiJl be studyinc In the La Jolia, where another new l •• II II ._ ----.., "t new campus on a l ,OOO·acre site campus will be buil t. reported The motorist went by
• 15TH ST. ww au a a~ PROTEST ff M A h 81 d .. 1 1 d I Albert Snyder of Balboa t land hlmseU to a phrstcian for treat-r&.n.A"' ~ • • II, II. •--o , ac rt ur v ., Just n an •-'T'\.e 1,...· e C ff of 1 000 -1-J .,..-of corona del ~far. '" • •10 o. o er has been eiN"ted r halrman ol ' ment. Ed Healy of Central Newport would attract atlll more people. Unlverslt and ra nch plans ac~s of ~.and 1 indeed a gener· the :Newport Beach Parks. &-ach· --------
ralM!d atrenuous objectlona at All we need are restrooms. and Kent Lee Cle mence, 5, one of Y I ous one. said Prt>sidt'nt Clark es and RN"reatlon Commission. 2 ft.. .... ~1-..1
Monday evenlna's Coundl meet· a 10 p.m. cl011 nc time as at the the twin sons of ~fr. a nd Mrs. Kerr of the unlversity. ·'Th~ gift He su~ ~ark En~elkt' of •r--_,__
lnl aplnlt the poaalbillty oleet· COM beach." Warren Clemence. 511 NarclssWI Wh t' N Is a~pted with gratJtude. We West :Newport. The new \ice· I Roy R. Ruuell. 14. of 1714 w .
..... up conceulons at the 15th His vlewa were backed up by Aw ., Corona del Mar, sutrered a $ a me look forward to helping build a chairman of the Commission is ~an Front Newport Beach auf. St. .. ocean beach. Howard WlJUams. president of scrapes and bruises to his body model university community In Milton Shedd or CIUf Haven. fe~d a brok~n l~g. and .J~"'"
The Council waa considerln& the Central Newport Beach Com· and a bump on his head whe n f CD" j H• h 7 cl<l@e cooperation with Oran~ Lone. 15, Woodla nd HUla. aul&r-
a recommendation rrom the Park munlty .usn. hit by a car In front of his home 0 M I 9 County officials. the Irvine Co. NOYD 1'0 CAMEO 1110aa ed minor Injuries when bJcycles
Oommlulon asklnl for employ· Cound lmen auured t hem that at 7:40 p.m. Su nd ay. Alld the IT\'in~ Foundation , our 1 The B. P. IA-ster:s have mo~d l they were riding hit a car at
ment or an architect to prepare conc:eulons are not planned for 111e boy ran Into the street WMra Ute -e1 ... ..., active and intereste-d alumnJ and to their n~ bomt" fn Cameo Latay~tte Ave. a nd 31at St , Ne-w-
• predee plan for the 15th St. 15th St., but tbat a preclae plan from between 2 parbd e&l'l and .._. ..._. • be ...at ..._. educational and civic lea~rs of Shore.-at 101 ~llford Dr., rrom port Beach., at 8:25 p.m. s...-,.
beach and recommendlDI that Is needed 80 tbat restroom~ can wu hit by a car driven by wu. e1 c.-del ..... • ,_.._ the area." hvlne Terrace. Tht" driver or the car wu 1'-ted
the Uchltec:tural deslfl\ In the be properly located. llam 1t. ~ler, 21, of 712 Poppy ....... , as Jam~ L. Hicks Ill 16. of 3812 bulldJ~ at the CDX beach be Mayor pro tem Charlet Hart Aw .• Corona del Ma r. Kent was -z ...._ ...., -..... .._ Al CLE" .41ENCE IS NA" jED Marcus Ave .. We.t Newport. l~ted on aJI ocean front .uaested that the C.ntral New· Clarrted into his home by his c.-... -..... ......_. lVI lVI
·..--port Aan. aet behind a request father, and a physicia n was call· a k t ....._ D ., .__ DAY ICIIOOL DIIOII&D be;-= IOU nds aa If concesaibns tor a 10 p.m. elOIIIne. ed. Read x -rays wen taken, but ,_ et,.. 1 I n ..._. __.. CHAIR" jAN BY PLANNERS A pane of 11._ ln a door wu
are belnl planned there," Mr. 111e Cou.ndl a dded the Com· the only lnjury dbcowr'e(l wu -'l'ruAtcu a., ..C • M 8mubed to c ain ~ tnto tJM
Healy .ald ... After the thOUAnde IDI8Ron ~ to ot1Mr -aces· tbe bump. IIlia. ............... K..s St . .lames Epiecopal Day ScMo&.
and tbouanda of people at tiM tiona that haw been •bmltted ,_, e;a a & Al\'an CJemen~. Corona Ml t" f'Wnlna concerned tM re-~ VIa Uclo, N"'JIOI't lllacb.
bead\ yesterday, you shoUld not by the City ,_,. dt.mnlalon M•IDA& PIW'ft lla.D • ....., .U ..... .. .... ... Mar cont ra c t or, wu el«t~ quetlt or Won Sin~ tar a baD· pollee ,.portect at 8!30 a .m. -n...
make a ny tmproft~Mnta tlaat f« fUtwe ~dae. lfr. aftd Mra. ltobert Un~r-7 I WI tt'a -a. % ' cMtrman of the Nf'WPOC1 Beach ~nt of fM ~ al Lalq-dq. Sdtool oftldala reported ao * * * wood ot m .lumlne Aw., Co-._ ........ I.._. •• r 1 PlannJnt Commlsllion at tlte ,._ ~A~~ bef"Wftn ath and 8Jt ,.,_
rona del Mar, enteUJned at a _.lew~ ..... ,..._ .. ..... organlzatJon m('("(lng last Thuna· St. nea r the R.b1ne wat«tTont • yo...u CENTER FUND PROJECT OKAYED netchborhood barbecue aupper Ia au ·a I r I day e\'~nlnc. ln N""J))rt. Mr. Slnlft owns all .. ra. 'ID WP'"W
'VU& laat ~In their newly redeco-He su~ al'('hilt'f"t Georp thls ~rty. froal N~ ami. Vr. an4 J11n. A.rtiUlr &. WlJ.
ApplvYa1 fw houe·to-houae sal4 that aewral lncUvtduals rated patio. amL I'Oa U-~ U nd of ~· 1 s 1 an d. k lboa. to Ute IUthw, aftd hla plane r. uam.. 1511 Jlllarin8oa Dr .• lluW
IO&Ieltatlon far the Corona del ...._. a $5.000 ..,.. to pay for A dauJhltor. J.nalll!r Susan, 6 wh~ te rm on the CommlaJon dewlopll)e,nt lnt'lude tM moor-..........., are ttw p&reftta a1 a ,.., y..m 01a11r ball fteld wu 1M ~me•~&. and the fUnd IWDI C2 ·n a ..........a lb.. 10 ot.. w .. bofn to Mr. and explr.d J.ane 30. Ina ot a bolat fw ue u a float--IMint au~. ,..,. k 1n = 111 Mls1 ewnlnr by the ,. ..... ,..,~ .. ~ to I'Q Addldoael ...,... to ..tm p10-Mn. Frank Jl. Hamilton, 510'7 Mrs. .,...rt ~Iarsh aU of Udo Lna f'I!ICitaa.rant. -. 8 • a p 1 tat. ......._ 1
t -..ell QIJ Couaell. .. 1M note. pam. far acJutt. are planMd by Seuhor'f-Dr.. West !f...-port. In " Membett ol tlw Otwul'.a• ...... t ...... ,_.. wW.,. 110M. sad Mid· ...,_ pro tall Qarles Hart the Newport leaet. I'KI'Mtloft dl· Roaa Rcwplta l on F'fkh7. J uly IUe was ~l«tf'd fir8t vl~presi-U:Pfl .. d t'OiK'ei'il Uwat ...........
... ., ...Un _,... _._. wUl _... 1M YoutJa Claw fteld la an Yletoo-4t ltuby A~. eft lalboa a. Sbe. joins her brotMI'. ~. dent: Bill J'kkft' of Bal*-. ~· lftl' t1w m..t mlfbt Ja• ClaU. .. ,_ ~ -11
...._ ,.._ Mil 11 'k of Jll of tbe _....._ -.11 laland. aecJ at JOlla St. ancl lay 3'6, In tM ramUy. Mr. Hammon ~ '~~·cw-JMnt: and RAY' a traftk~ pn......, par· Jllr. ue1 ~~~ra; .. ~...., 1r a.-ilel Mar ...... ,_. _, tM .._J ,......,~irk IUMtt. Aft., ......... lMta..uoa will ..._ la an artllit and Ia ......,.inc l ~lln ol Weet ~~. the tkW&rb' If ocw lt'IWtl .,. tor VIa J~ UdD ...._-. ..
... • 'PM" ai 1M IMUMM --ol tbe Wlwpwt BarW eta .. aoea .. .....,b &ftl" bla water C'Ohn In a Motb at ~ a.cretary, wu qaln
1
blorMd. bJ flN • acdtllat. ftlri .... a1 a 10ft ·-. 1'-alar 1:{; = .. _ .. ....,... tM Youtla c::a..• ot Ol •uw. .ald. '1t ...... .._., ...... can 'OIIIole S. tM Lapna -.edl ,._. ... ot a...~. tift owr 1M II\ Ill fw al.ths 11. tit .... IIJ .. Ilalt ... --. .... •a~a~tt .a.....-(O.Unoed • ...,. t) 2110. ate...SO.. 14. Art~ lor the l2ttt ,.u. Tbe loncest d.llcwllon d\ll1nr aJ Mu4)r a1 1M tNIIk Jllillllla. t ...,..... a ...,...
'-',Hop
J:DI'IOI or no: DSICN:
It wt11 In~ you and "A
Local ._.ct.nt" that ~ Houe
Committee on Un·Aiaerkan M-
Uvit1 .. Ia noc the,_,._ flltlter
or ltedl you ..em to think It ~a. ~ Committee de* eencera It·
tell with Communlam, but a
rreat deal of Ita 1tudlea are
qulte irrelevant to American •·
curlty. ExamJnlne the Commit· tee'~ latest annual report on Ia
dtsccwerles. one tlnds, amont
other thlngs, the followtne:
•.. The lnformatlon that the
American National Exhibition
<ot art) sent to M08<'0W In J\lne
ot 1959 was lntlltrated by Com·
munlst artists.
... The well-known fact that
the Communl$t party Is very op·
tlmJatlc about its future.
... Some s I x t e e n paaes or
atrocity tales called "The Crimes
of Khrus hche\·," for no apparent
purpoee except to show that the
Russian Premier Is a scoundrel.
WHY
• er WE LOSING? (He Is also, by the way. "only e ~ llaJf.educated, an anU.Intellec·
e 1110. lOIII too. After all, he wantH one of
Last w~k. bll thlnca happen-those monsters aboard. He hadn't
ed In the flshlnc world here· boated one thla season!
aboUta. I meoan BIG, SON! I am humbly crateful that I had a • WOaJIID WAJIAIOD
very small fincer In one of those The battle rapd on. Then all
2 very bll -pies. eyes turned to the thin llnen line. yt&llnc off the Jut roller eulde
This ls belnl written for cen-on the rod-tip. Was lt beglnnlne
eral consumption, but I am par-to fray a little! A silent prayer
Ucularly directing these words seemed ln order. A blesalng, too,
to one Captain Clyde Hickey ot for J. c. Axelson's roller 1uldH,
San Fr.tndsco. C I Y de Ls the wblch lessened the wur on the
Northern california reprHenta. line, de a p 1 t e the neceaarily
tlve of the Schenley Sport.men's sharp an1 le. Would tUt Cortland
Club. He puts out their weekly green spot last?
reports of catches or salmon and 'I'M liM canted • dwa .,
lA. -•lkll GG111a. VIK. liP ae...._...to&lltft..-~
dllty .......... PMIIIe. .. Wilt I*..,...., Kr. and lla AI
Ranll, 217 Via QWCO. ~ Ill&
Lt. GortoD. • padua .. ol tbe
U. S. Naval ~. la elalef
enclneer of the U9S rr.ton. Be
will be In the Harbor Area about
2 week.a and tMn wtU be ata·
tlonecl In Lonl leadl.
D.__Y
ARE
Pom~lle GaffS
A letter from a 16-year-old Balboa Island stu-tua l. and not a thinker," but,
dent. printed on this page. expresses an opinion that he has a natural shrewdness and
cal f Am th I t d f quick wit.) I hope is not typi o erican you · ns ea O ... The wldel>•·held concept
being grateful to the House Un-American Activities that the Communists mun dJI·
Committee for guarding our freedom, he calls the ferent thlnes by "peace" and "co·
striped bass. colend ••••• ,..... .._ ,_
When pore ol' Clyde sees this •• ,_.. ._ baited • u.. and reads It, like as not he's reeL Yellow ,_ 51 .,_. ..,... liM W. ee-t ...... ,
apt to jest pull up stakes and hlally diM~~.,...... ....., tM ll..,..t ....._ c.IUinla
lib · " d h existence" than we do. committee a "serious threat to our erttes an e ... In quite a few places
supports the campaign to abolish the committee. throughout the report, the state·
head South. Clyde is a writer, ., too, a~ well as a atatlstician, and tun.. liDe. lledl Oa1y • ~ La.rty Lim ,_. oatl
has an amazJngly Iunny streak But the monster wasn't about .Ji
Perhaps this student is· not awar:e of the very ment that the Communist men·
real danger of the Communist conspiracy. Perhaps ::lo~~ ... Amerlca "Is very, very
of humor In his pen. What he t couldn't do with a fish tale like to toss In the towel. Tony aweat. Rlch sweat. Skipper Blll sweat
he knows nothing of the alarming success of t~e ... Th«> names of all persons
Communist intrigue that is influencing the bas1c Jailed for contempt ot Congress
this! Eh. Clyde? and prayed. Deck-hand "Andy" e DEJf OF NOJfSTEBS Andrews said a tew appropriate 105 Mcf'ADDD PL oa J·l-
The spot Is secret. sort of. but words. Jean-0 York's hands on II&WIOIIT 8UCB -~ ~_..:r-
G since the year 1857. policy of our own Federal ovemment. Assuming that the Commu-
somewhere around the East End the big gall trembled, just a ~===========~:;:;;;;:;;:;;;;;:;::;:;::;;;;;:;;:;;;;=;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;:;:;;
of Catalina there Is a place In-mite! It was a ml1hty, mighty '
habited by finned monsters. Dick delicate situation, -aboard the Sea
Metheny. ot Seaport Landing. Raider, that Tuesday. I w ish he would join me in a concentrated read-nlsts are trying as hard as pos·
ing assignment, such as I have undertaken during slble to overthrow the United
the past few weeks. It might be the bette~ part of ~~att~~;~!~ good does this sort
valor to extend the reading over a longer hme. but T he Committee. however, ~
there is great value in the ''crash program." Read-more than su(>erfluous: it ls a ' 1 11 1 serious threat to our liberties. ing these books almost simultc:meous Y ~i a ert Unless he spends a great deal
you with the fact that there lS world-w1de plot of rime fighting Communism and · f d A b f th .,..., work1nq 1n is called as an authority, a wit· ogamst ree om. num er o c:u 0 ·:--ne 5 will generally be asked it
dependently of each other. covermg different phases he is or e\'er has been a Com·
of recent history, writing about d tfferent regions of I munlst. Re has the privilege of
the globe. all expose ~he same sl.nister dta1 bodhcal ~~a~;n~«> t~~!'~~~her~;~t;;~~:
treachery that reaches m all duecttons. but ea s to ably be something in a com·
the some fearful goal: advancemen of the Commun-mluee report about Mr. x re· · t and support of Soviet Russia m its mis-fusing to t~stlty about his Com ·. lS cause munlst afftllallons.
sion of world e nslavement. 1 The view that only the guilty
The treachery reaches in high places in our plead tht> Fifth Is a view with
t nd the measure of their success is little. If any, respect for the Bill governmen . a ot Rights. But, a pparently th«>
seen on maps that trace the growmg areas under Blll ot Rights Isn't taken serl·
the iron heel of the Communists. ously any more. or the Commit·
H Of the books· read for yourself: tee would have been abolished ere are some · long ago.
No W onder We Are Losing, by Judge Robert Morris. Sincerely yours. ,,
"While You Slept," by John T. Aynn. JOHN GREEN '•r'
"From Major Jordon's Diaries," by Mejor George Racey Age 16
Jo
rd•n. 308 Apolena Ave.
u Balboa Is land
' Nine Men Agoinst America ." by Rosalie M. Gordon. • • •
"The Enemy ot His Back." by Bizabeth Churchill Brown. EDITOR OF THE ENSfGN
' The Big Decision." by Matt Cvetic. . ''Br~Sinwashing in Our H igh Schools, by E. Merr•ll Root. News of the State Highway De· partment lowerinc the speed Jim·
"Masters of Deceit," by J . Edg~Sr Hoove r. It on Coast Hwy. through the
h d Irvine Terrace area Is commend· You should get fighting mad w en you rea able. This should slightly reduce
about h1gh U. S. Government officials handing over the number of traffic accidents
vital documents and maps to the Russian Commun-In this area.
h h l fl h t However, if they really wlsh
tsts and giving t em t e Panes to Y t e secre to SE"e the accident rate drop they
material to Russia ; stripping our own fighhng forces s hould provide Jeft·turn storaee
of critical supplies during World War II to fulfill lanes along this stretch of Coast
f 1 h f h. h Hwy. similar to those being In· Russian requests or materia . muc o w IC was stalled at Tus tin Ave. a nd River·
s ock-p tled for post-war use by the Communists; fur-side Ave. In the Newport Beach
nishing the Russian Communists with the actual area.
mate rial needed for the atomic b omb; turning over n~~tdtu~~ ~to~:t ~'!..).a":,• ~,:
the currency printing plates to Russia so that the entranct-to Irvine Terrace and
C ommunists could print their own German occupa-Irvine Coast Country Club. at
h d Avocado Ave. and Acacia Ave. tion Marks, which Am e rican taxpayers a to re-In Corona del Mar. There Ia a
deem to the tune of a quarter-billion dollars; be-half way sort of left turn storage
traying Poland to the Russian Communists; betray-11~"~" at hsel ghonla 1Adv«>be. a.nd Coasdt
ll N · ali Ch' th C · t ,wy .. w c cou 1mprove ing our a y, ahon st ma, to e ommums S, at no great expense.
knows where It Ls. So does Bill e VICT'O•T
Trusty, who skippers Dick's sport They had seen the red marker
fishing boat, the Sea Raider, a dozen times. Each time the Big
more than occasionally. One took it down, down again.
JOaay • ......., tbMa t.bia .... B t II 1 ut o a strugg e comes to an
-.tiM Seer ..._baaatGUid end. be it victory or defeat. The
Oftl ....._ ..._.ted lipOt. 11M red marker at long last dlaap·
._. .... ClboaN ~ a...lr peared on the reel spool and
oat tMlr ~~ a-Ide. IMdt slowly, from the depths there tM ....,.., book tMy ..... with u. b699eet crwdlable IMdt came into view the first of the
--aaocdly • beelta =d becld Catalina Monsters that anyone
It f• tll.e ......._ Qalta regu-aboard had SE"en~ It was HUGE!
larly, u•eoee, •....,.... __,. And it was black. It was one of
len. .-ybe, , .. 1 _.thia9 California's bIggest, a giant
moabylDIJ CIIOWMI t.beU bl9 black sea bass:
balta. ,... "'W89sH start off Someone had the leader. Jean.
ecay-Jaat Dlbbll"9, It ........_ 0 did his duty, neatly, with the gaff. Now the rope through the Finally. when the right time mouth, big enough to swa llow a
comes, and the angler sets the hook. an underwater hurricane water melon at a gulp. All hands
bre-aks Joost>. This Isn't all that on the rope! The battle was over!
breaks. Lines, leaders. rods end VICTORY! They had the Big One aboard! up In the junk pile, for th«>se
"things," once they take the bait. e o•CBIDS •ALL AROVJID
a re allee samee Jlke hooking on Rich had never been too ID·
to Sherman tank with hair from terested Ln fishing before. When
pig-tall! he arrived home well·anolnted
Some 30-odd times thls aeuon, with eswnce of blade: .n bus,.
customers on the Sea R.alder he had a new slant. It Ia ,..
have hooked up w1th the mon· corded. herewith, that he said,
sters who Jive In that ctark, deep with enthusiasm: .. Honest, 1 had
hole. J\Ut as many times they the most flln today that I ever
have atood. pale-faced and ahak· had In all my lite." For my mon·
en. staring unbellevincly at the ey, I'm sure he was telllna the
shattered remains of what was unvarnished truth.
once a flshlnc outfit. TIMT ..,....... tM 819 0..
e UO'I'IIEa DAT lD Cit the....._ A-.11119 Cltlb.
Last Tuesday started out to be It ..... tbe ...U. t.-DO
just another day. Capt. Bill poaede!._,~ I lnaalry
Trusty was running the show. 70'd9 ·---. .... -tlai9 • Mt·
As he steered the Sea Raider past tie with • ......_ I'Od. Is qw.l ..
Church Rock the tension aboard • catdll Oldt.lde e. ,._Y ...S
rose. News dt the tackle·bWitlng lUcia. to aldpper am Tnasty, to
monsters had gotten around. dedr laaDd ADdy Aadnwa, to
Three or four of the citizens be· 9affew J .... o YOlk.
gan to get th«>lr heavy tackle I hope I live long enough to
ready for what was soon to someday catch one as big. U 1 come. ever do, I'll be using Cortland
Two of thoee with apKial green spot Jlne. Unde r the clr·
9
ear 17 -olda. T cum.stances, -another big handful
llaU ...,. • .,._ -Y of orchids Is due the company
wi.a:_;nt-t ~ = that made it. To Dick Jennings,
with the ea=. •= lie Cortland's public relations dire<-·
dkla't .._.. tbe tadde f• U.... tor, thanks and a copy of Call·
Tile Mlutioll was ...0.. lad lng C.Q.
wboee Dad bad lob ef ....._ • AIOLOGY
The second or the duo was My most sincere apologies to
CIIAIITDI , DAY 80ATI
""SEA umEr . ' JUL * •Jn-. a A.M.
Ja3 eo..t ... ~ • •...,.n .._.. • u a.u ..
EJfD or n1ROIIT OCLVf naa
24 hour TelepboDe Serrice-OR 3-6650
BARGE GEORGIA
lleuly .._. .... .......,. 1-.-Cit 5:G A.IL
'/a DAY 80AT DIIIA I.E& I.&AVU I A.M. AIID li:JO ....
DAY 80AT IAII JVAII LEAVU 5 A.M.
aEJn'AL TACID.&. GALI.&T l&rne&. LJY& 8AJT
011 8AJIG& AlfD 80ATL
TIDE TABLE n...-..................... ,
2t Friday
30 Scltuld.ay
31 Saladq
I Noaday 2,.....,
roa Loa uraa.u
Licht Figures A.M.-Ield P1pna ......
hclflc Day1J91at Scmag TliDe
1119b Low 1119b 0:43 4.3 7:23 1.0 2:01 u
1:47 3.7 8 :08 1.4 3:• 4.7
3:20 3.3 9 :04 1.8 4:01 5.0
5:12 3.2 10:15 2.0 5:03 S.A
Low R19b Low
0:31 0.6 6:41 3.4 11 :27 2.1
3 WedaMday
4 'nlunday
I :26 0.0 7:44 3.7 12:35 2.0
2:13 .Q,6 8:34 4.1 1:32 u
COMPLDdJITI Of
.. ,. IPII1III ·-·
Low
1:12 l.l
1:54 u
11:22 1.3
Jbvb 1:02 S.t
1:57 u
7:41 1.7
and losing the entire C hinese mainland. besmirch-I Cars traveling w ~ s t e r 1 y on
ing the proud history of American lightmg forces. Coas t Hwy. attempf.mg to ~ak«>
f ld l l«>rt turns on Begoma, Acacta or
and sending thousands o our so 1ers to use ess Avocado cause the majority of
death. by forbidding our troops to win over the Com-rrafflc a('('~dents in this area. a
nam«>d "Rich." He trad brought a young man named Tony PaJa. his Dad's medium tackle outfit errl. whose addrt>ss Is thl' Har· •• 11....-t A..._ c.o.ta .._.
a long. equipped with a heavy bor Inn, In Costa Mesa. On that lfr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I.Dauty I-GII
m nists in Korea che<-k or ;>;ewport pollee rerords U . h h show. Hardly a week passes There a re opologtsts who say t at t ese were without one or two accidetlts.
''blunders " and not the result of mahc10us destgn. Ma kin~ a left tum oft Coast
Bu t if it ~ere merely blundering just the laws of Hwy. into Irvine Terrace ill ex-
broadbl11 leader and 500 yards same lucky Tllesday, Tony. with
or 45·pound test Cortland linen a heavy tackle outfit. mode It
line. It wasn't the ultimate, but, an extra spedal day for the Sl'a
with this, there was a chance. RaldeT. He hooked up and landed e JODf'T EJITEJIPBJSE an even. bigger Catalina Monster!
Tony and Ri ch took turns shar· lt was "like an elephant," Tony
lng the gear. Now, Tony had It, sal~i ....._ tbe .-.. Cit tiM
with a big bonito, minus its A-.1189 Cbab u-u tui'Md
tall, on the 10/0 broadblll hook. oat .. ---• w !.... -·-Things w«>re quiet, so, Rich __, P"-·-
, d . tremely hazardous becauS<' of
chance would have produced the correct eCISlOn rars coming up r'rom th«> rl'ar.
half of the time. When all the "blunders" lead to Left-turn storage lanes could be
the same blood-chilling results--aid and comfort for fitted In here easily. . h · We can dream of the Coastal the Commumst cause-then t ere lS reason to ask, Fr~way coming some day. In
"Is there not a sinister design, guided by key men the meantime, let's have some
in our own government?" A second question cries left-turn storage Janes.
f "A f h d LOCAL CITIZEN or an answe r: re some o t ese men--an women
-still in our government preparing new betrayals?" ' ~-~
I commend the above-listed books to the atten-r.....u~
tion of the student from Balboa Island, and to others :~acrcll:l::lrrcx::IIZ:D:::IIXZII:::Ii::l:::ll
who want to know why we are losing. Then read
Barry Goldwater's "Conscience of a Conservative,"
and learn how we can still win.
I · AST ~-
LVCIU& WAStBETTE· .um
ADd IHIIlT LAUIIDBY
WE IBOR ALL OUR OWN FLATWOB
&. COAIT lift. COIM)IIA DD.
Tal~ to a llfe-lona Democrat
the other day and h~ was as mad
u a hornet. 'What's lot you so
riled up!' I uked. 'Why,' he aays
-'the convention adopted a plat·
form that provided me every
b~ ttune under tbe s un for
my happlne.. except a couple of
Mrvanta to aetVe a cl ... ol mint
julep wblJM I rode In my ole bllh back rodcer out on the front
~h ancl-dan1 tMir hJ~
u lone u they weore promlalnR.
they should have taken cue or
thls little Item too!' .... Now 1
don't blame him. by Ceorce.
FARMER McCABE <an rlehta reserved)
sought a bunk for a little catch· ~a.r~ =-: :.,. u-: =-~
up on his s leep. .,.... teet u.. ..ay 51 poullda
Was something playlne around ._ ._ J ....... , 1•5 Tony's bOnito? Gently he /tee· · ... spooled the line Skipper Blll .U-t.dde W'Or14 ......S el SIC
came over, watched what was P• ..Sal It'• atW gebMJ to be •
going on. ..-4 "That's the McCoy," he h-alf· Flsh-mountina artlat George
whispered to Tony. "Now, Hit Lee ls at work on It, up at his
him!" place In eo.ta Mesa. Tony wants
T..., dW. .. ....-...._ the Harbor Inn to have the blc·
....._tJy tM -n , t'" • .. ~(est sea bau ever mounted,
.a. ... tiil* .a .. • -*· hanlinl on the wall or his din· .._ ,._, ...._. ...... ,_. te lng room! And that, amleos, he
a.. -.. M* ._ ... -. will have! •-,... p &. ~ ...._ Yes. Tony, my apolo,rlea. You'll
..... M .... .._ ...._ ~ understand when I tell you the
....,. M ._. Ma ... ... rod that broke wu mine. Rlch,
Ia -W .. Iiiii ... ... the boy who borrowed It 1-.-rny
.... Ia a. ..._ a.1 ._ 1118 wn. Can you blame me If the
Mill • c 1 eo • 1 r • .. ~ man Ia preJudiced. like all ..._ _. ., ... _..... proud fathers? Aft., all, I never ..,... c.r c .... eau1bt a flah that bll all my
People do not ,._..t ~h bat· lone We!
ties In aile~. With Tony'• ftr8t P.S. Hey, Clyde! Row'a these
war-whoop, IUdl hit the deck, fOf • BIG flah atory?
'I'M one-man Mttle .... sudden· , ..... r-....... 0...) IV became a duet. fJI ......StJ. UILLD GAII'rAII'I'I na&
LOll &zca&DI -The boya had 10M 118111111 With A llN t".autd 1125 damap to
ludUh L. Sill and locheJI~ one pu~-to eaUII a ·bll a ear ctrtwn by Jlfapoleon Du·
HerMrt, or Endno, complained to blactc •a ....._ 'I'M ..apllcatlon ..-.. ....,., 111111. at 1100 w.
Jlfewpon poUce last Thaf'lday of of a broken -~ c• tltat. a..t Hwy., •• ~e..,... at
the buFIWy ol their •INUtn»nl not the ltlafla .... tip. bad 7:• p.m. .. nda)', wMR a ..C·
at JOl Palm II,, lalbM. Maakal brolarn) 011iy _.... .. IMir de· m.._ .... ......_ ............ .
lftltnuMntl and otber ,...._ waJ. MrlftlDatloft. 0.. ...... 1M ....... bel -· A b) til ... ,.. uN II IDON than..,_.. tM..._ ....... .._ ............................. .
taMn. IMftJ u-; ...... IW ........ II.
•
MARLIN FISHERMEN •••
Get Your flyin4J F'.b at Scotty'•
Catch 'Em
Then Brinq to Ua.
We Cut. Wrap. ...S Fl..aa 1' ......
TIIMa t• Y ..
QUICK 1'801&. 8AITI AYAlLAIL&
BALBOA PAVILION
SPORT FISHING
......-Y41&
., ..... naoll
•
-illY
............... 110011 .. ..
•
1..au. IIOI'ICa l•U. IIOI'IC& ol 'hD DoUan (110..00) lor eac:h laboNr, ••laM• or mecbaDie Upper Bay ~ennils• OaAJIIQ& COUJITY iiiUBWAY ... AitiiiiDU .......... Ia 1M --=uta. ol UU. CoDtrut .., h1aa or bJ a..,
O&AJICa COUJnr. CAUf'OmQA .. ...,_tnetar ..._ ...._ upoa uy ol U. ..tl I.JidMM l.a tw.
lfoncl: IHVIMO... C.tract for .-ell caleftdu day durtna wiWtl IUda ......,, ..n. .
Sealed ......,... .. wiU be .-.IWd at tae omc. ot tbe Couac, .. n or IIMCbaJUc II Nqulred or permltt.d to labor JDote than •iaht Total Ov , .. Clerk o1 the Coun~ o1 ~ luta AM. caJdDra&a. 011 or ...._. (8) boun In WIOiatlon ol the pnwialoaa ot ~edSon 1110 to 11111 er w~. tiM 11th clay o1 Aupllt. U., at 10:00 A.M. o'doclll. laelUIIft ol aaid Labor Code.
at wldda tlme they wUI M ...... OIOM ... .._.. ln tile ,_ fte Contractor mall keep full. true and aeeurate ~ of
of the ._,.. ol la,.rvt.ora Ia 1M Cowlt7 Coart ao.e. luta AU. ..._ ,....... and actual howw worked by ..._ rapectlw workel'l Fou-r perm 1 t s totalina owr Cal1tanala. for COMtnle.'tlftl a ...,._., lD .ccoftlance with 1M emp&o,.d -.,. h1lll u!~Mr thla ~nttaet and ahal1 allow ..,.,_. to the .,_000 were taken out dufinl the •~dona therefor, to wlaleh .,_... ,.,......,. Ia ...._ u aame at any reuonable hour, to &nJ s-non havtna the authority put week for dwelllnp on Lab
touon: to l..,.ct the aame aa cont.mplated undft the provlalona of tM Park Ln. In the Upper Bay ANa, Coun~ o1 0ranp Service aoact. eMt oll'laeenda Avnue and aald Labor Code. northHIJ of Bayerest
eoudl o1 Cbapmaa • .,...... between Coanty llolpltaJ lndDeratar The Contraetor ahall fodelt to the aald County, u a ~nalty, Other atzable re.~&.nuat per-
and u.. County 1a11 r-w_, .. f'laeeaUa Awaue, a Mt Jeqth t!'• aum of Ten Dollars tor each aUen knowlnaly employed In the mlta were tor a SM.850 duplex
of o.eo ...U.. to be ~ and 8Ulfaced with pla.at·IDIMd eaeutton of thla Contract, tor each calendar day or portion thereof In We.t N e wp 0 r t a S17 000
aurfadftl oqr untNalild reck bale to provide two (2) -t foot durlna Which such alien ahall be permitted or required to labor, dwelllne In Cameo • ~ a
drlvtna lanea q ....,_.. • tile ,a.... ln vlolatloD ol Section 1853 of the Labor Code of the Stat. of ,19 900 d we 111 n K In Newport
....--1&41 are required I• tbe entire wark aa detlcrtbed herein: Callfomla. Helahu and an $18.700 dweUJne
" EIIGiftiii!itS ES'I1JCATE The Contractor shall uae only unmanufactured mat.rlala pro-in Bal~
Item No. Quaatlty n.ertptlon of Work duced In the United States and only ft)anutactured material• man-Followl~e ~rmlta were wued: 1 Lamp Sum Cleutna and Gn&bbiDa utactured In the United States, •ubatantlally all from materlala • C080IIA DD. IIAII
2 1!10 M. GaL Pumlab and Apply Water ptoduced In the United States, In the performance of the Contract. Snack Shop alen 3446 E Coast
3 ..., S.Y. Com,.et Orlaina.l Ground Plan. may be ~nand may be obtained alone with forma of HwY .• S2.000: 'A. G.' Howald, add 4 1250 C.Y. ltoedway ~vatlon propoal, contract, and s~lfications., at the otnce of the Oranee earaee. room and bath. 2~ He·
5 uoo Tons Untreated ltoek Base County Hlehway Department, Court House Annex. Santa Ana, llotrope, SS,OOO.
8 7 Tons Liquid Asphalt (SC-2 Prime Coat> California. e CAIUO IIIOaEI
7 2 Tons Alphalt Emulalon (Seal Coat and Palnt No bld will be considered unleu It Is made on a blank form H. Paae Parker. 1-unit. 1-story
binder) lumlabed by the Road Commiuioner, County or Oranae, CaJIComla. dwelllne. 4559 Brlehton, $37,000. 750 Tons 8
9
10
12 Sq. Yda.
!560 Un. Ft.
Plant Mixed Swfactna and Ia made In accordance with the provt.slona of the Propoa.al e VJ9Za U'l' uu
Place PM.S Downdraina Requlrementa. June Peterson, •wimmJne pool.
Cntahlna Concrete lrrlaaUon Lines in Each bidder miUt be Ucenaed and also prequallfled as required 1000 Nottineham. $2,095; K. w.
11 Place by law. Koll 1·unit 1-story dwelUna at 36 Lln. Ft. Reconstruct Exlstina Fences and New The Board at Supervisors of the County of Oranee reserves 2500: 2508. 2514, 1520 Lake Park
Construction of Gates the rleht to reject any or all bids. Ln., 192,360.
12 5 Each • Guide Markers Dated July 5, 1960 e CLIPF IIAYEir
The foreaotna quantlti .. are approximate only, belne li~n as BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF William Pelb. remodef, 1121
a basis for the eamparlaon of blda, and the County of Oranee does SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE Kines Rd .. $3,000.
not exprn.Jy 01 by Implication, a~ that the actual amount of COl1NTY. CAUFORNIA. e a.u..oA DLUD
work will correapond therewith .• but reserves the rlrht to Increase CSEAL) L. B. WAL.LACE Uoyd Reed. add deck, 112 S.
or decrease the amount ol any clua or portion of the., work or to County Clerk and ex otnclo Bay n., 1800: Joan Ross. extend
omit portion, ot the work. u may be deemed neceuary by the Clerk or the Board or So~rvisors 2 bedrooms, 217 Opal, $2,500.
Enrtneer. of Oranee County, CalUornla e a&WIOIIT
In accordance with the provblona of Section 1770 of the Labor By Mabel L. Caateix John Trueblood. repairs. 510
Code and as tet forth In SectJon 5·01 "Laws to be oblerved" of the Deputy Clerk 38th St., 1800; .M. H. D. Research,
Standard SpecltlcaUon.a. the Board or Supervisors has ucenalned Publlsh Newport Harbor Ensien •tore room for electronic equip·
the eeneral prevalUne rate ol waees applicable to the work to be July 21 and 28. 1960 ment. 823-F w. 16th St., $2.000;
done which ahaU be as follows: L&GAI. •oncz and the same shall be etrective 'Hoac Ha.pltal carpenter shop,
WAGE SCALE • ORDINANCE NO. ~ 30 days after the date of it. 301 Newport Blvd., ISO(); Gerard
Cla ... rlcatlon Rate Per Hour AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY adoption. Wooters, 2·Unit. 2-story dwelllne.
Alphalt plant fl.reman -·-·····---·-·-·········--············-..$ 3.81 O P l'fEWPORT BEA CH ntis ordinance ~aalntroduced 5001 River, 134.850.
Asphalt raker ud lroner ---·-3.09 AMENDING SECT I 0 N 4213 at an adjourned reeular ~Me tina e LIDO ISL&
Boxman or Mixer lox O~rator (concrete or asphalt AND REPEAUNG SECT I 0 N of the City Council or the City Robert Callender. alteratJona,
plant) ··-····--··--··-·-·····------·--·····--·-· 3.92 4214 OF THE NEWPORT of Newport Beach held on the 544 Via Udo Nord, $3.000. Car~nter ········----·-····--···--···-···---·-···-·-3.825 BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RE· 20th day of June, 1960, and was e aUCOII U'l'
Cement Muon ·----···-···---·-·-·-·········· ············-·· ·· ·· 3~ L.ATING TO H<YI'E.L REGIS-adopted on the 25th day or July. Ruth McClellan, unit over ear· Concrete or upbaJt spreadlne. medlanlca1 tamplna TERS AND REGISTRATIO~ 1960. by the Collowina vote, to age, 23 YawL $16.000.
or fJnl.ahJnr machine o~rator ·-···-····--···-······ ····-· 4.11 CARDS wit: ·
Concrete mixer operator (pavtne ty~'--·····-·-··········· 4.21 Newport Beach does ordain as ley. Atkinson. Cook, Hart. ...
Concrete mJxer o~rator (skip typeJ ........ ·-···············-3.57 The City Council or the City of AYES.COUNCIUfEN: Kings-lmporf.-lf
Concrete miJter o~rat«* (mobUe mixer) . --·-··--····· 4.21 follows: Lorenz.
Drillers (except core, diamond or wagon I ................... 3.17 5ECTION 1. Section 4213 or the XOES. COU~CJLl\.fEN: None. PaperbackS
Electrical wireman ................................... ···························· ·lAO Newport Beach Municipal Code A 8 S ENT COU NCJL.\fl:..'i :
Enelneer. oiler and •lenalman ·-······-·· ................ ······· 3.33 is amended to read: Stoddard. Somers.
Equipment tnuer ···················--·-·····-·········-···············-· 3.57 "SECTION 4213. HOTEL CHARLES E. HART Fine Grader (hlebway and street pavtna onlyJ.......... 2.98 REGISTERS; REGISTRATION Mayor pro tem Fl~man ...................................................................................... 3.57 CARDS. Every person con· AITEST:
Flaeman ····················-·····-··--·········-···-·-····-···-·--·······-···· 2.88 ducting any rooming house. ~fARGERY SCHROUDER Heavy duty repairman ........ ................ .............................. 4.11 lodging house. hotel. inn. City Clerk
Heavy dut,y repairman-helper ....... ·········-·······-···;-········· 3.33 motel, auto court, or any Publish: July 28. 1960
Laborn-eeneral or construction ····-·······-· ···· ·········· ··· 2.8a other similar place in the In The Newport Harbor Ensign.
Motor Patrol Operator <lndudlne any ty~ of power C1ty. at a ll times shall keep
blade) ....... -........... -----·---·-······························· ········· 4.21 a nd maintain therein a reg· o~rator and T~ders of pneumatic and electric tools. 1 ter or series or registration
vtbraUnt machines, and almllar mechanical tools cards. The name and home
not .eparately da.uUied herein ·-------···················· 3.09 street and town address of
Palnter (bruah) ·-·---------·------3.65 each and every aueat or per-
Painter Uron. -.a and bridle) ----·-·············· 3.90 son rentlne or occupying a
Belntorclne Iron Worker ··-----··--··-·········-··---3.825 room or rooms therein shall
Rolkr Operator ·---·-·-········•·····-·-·--··--··-·-···-·· 3.92 be Inscribed with l.nk or In·
Structural Iron Worbr ---····-·-·-·----·-············-· 4.073 dellble ~nell In the register
1'rador ()penatcw (BullcloRr, Tam~r. Scra~r It Pu.ah or on a reeistration card.
Tractor) ··········· -·-···--····-·······----··-------·-4.11 Such reelster or reelstration Truck Driver ( 16 cu. yd. water level capadty or morel 3.745 card shall be siened by the
Truck Driver ( 12 cu. yd. and leas than 16 cu. yd. ~rson rentine or occupyina
water level capacity) -···--··-··············--·····--· ---· · 3.525 a room or rooms, and the
Truck Driv~ (8 cu. yd. and lea than 1.2 cu. yd. water proprietor or an aeent there-
level capacity l .. ··············--······-···--·-·--···············-· · 3.445 of of such rooming house. Truck Driver 1-1 cu. yd. and less than 8 cu. yd. water lodeJng house. hotel, inn.
level capacity) .... ······-·-····················-··-··-· ·-·--· ···· 3.395 motel, auto court. or any Truck Driver (less than 4 cu. yd. water level capacity) 3.365 other similar 'Place thereup·
Universal Equipment O~rator (shovel 'backhoe. on shall write opposite such
dragllne. derrick, derTick-barae. clamShell. crane or name or names so reelstered
pile driver) ···-······························-···--··-···················· ·· 4.21 the number or each room as· Water Truck Drivers--2500 eals.· to 4000 eats................. 3.545 signed to be occupied by
Water Truck Drivers-under 2500 eala. ............................ 3.425 each such guest or person.
Water Truck Drlvers-4000 eats. and over ...................... 3.665 toeether with the time when
•Plus fringe benefits such room is rented, and un-
APPRENTICE WAGE SCALE til all or the aro~id en·
CARPENTERS--4 years tries shall be made no guest
lst 6 months ·····························-······--···············-··-·· S 2.87 or person shall be suUered 2nd 6 months . .. ......... ............ ....................................... ...... 2.98 or perlnltted to occupy any
3rd 6 months ·······················································-·-···· · 3.10 such room.
4th 6 months ... ·································---··--·-···-······· · 3.21 When the occupant or OC·
5th 6 month ... ..... ... . ······--·--·-·-···-··············-······· 3.33 cupant_a o r such r oom so
6th 6 months ························--·········-··--··-·····-··········· 3.44 rented shall quit and s ur·
7th 6 months ...... ·············-··-·-···--·-·-··-···--·-··· 3.56 re nder the same. It shall be
8th 6 months .. ···················~-·-··------···-······-··· 3.67 the duty or said propnetor
CEMENT MASO:'is-3 years or an agent thereoC to entN
lsdt s6 mon~~ ......... -··-···-·············-····--·--···-············ ~~ ~~e !~e ~he=~~ln~~ar:~
2n mont • .., ············-··············-·--·------·-·-···· · 2.85 auch reglater or on s uch reg· 3rd 6 months ............................ -.... -. ....... ._ ... .._ .. .._..--..-······--···-·· 3.l2 · h
~. A.35926
NOTICE TO CREDrTOR.S ~iA'l'E OF CHA.RLES EL-
MER CAVE, DO:EASED.
~OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
th~ creditors of and all ~rsoruJ
havtne claims aealnst the uld
d~ent or said estate to file
them with the necessary vout'h-
ers in the otrlc-e or the Clerk or
the Superior Court ot the State or
California. In and for the County
of Oranee. or to present the
same. with the necessary vouch-
ers, to the underalened at his or
her place of business, tO·wit: ct o
A. K. Phelps. Attorney at Law.
3800 East Coast Hiahway. Corona
del Mar. Callrornia. within sJx
months a ft er the first publica-
tion or thls notice.
Dated July 19, 1960.
KEn'H EDMU:\"0 CAVE
Executor of the Estate
or !laid dec('dent.
A. K. Phelps
Attorney for Ex('('Utor
3800 East Coa!lt Highway
Corona del Mar. California
Publlsh: J uly 28. Aua. -1. 11. 18
lin The Newport Harbor Ensign.
NO A35927 I NOTICE TO CREDrTORS
F::ITATE OF IR.\fA E~GEL
CAVE. DECEASED.
FlANK UOYD WliGHT:
Writi"9' •'"' luil~in9•
LEGENDS OF HAWAII
ly P.dreic: Colulft
WIT AND WISOOt.e
OF OSCAA WILDE
LimE AAT UIIAAY
26 titles, fwll color. H Ut
CHILDUH'S ART ., ....... ~
Oil ZHIVAGO
" Iori, ... ~ten~ ••
C.rf s-4'-9'• AIIAHAM LINCOLN nw.. Vol-. NUt
THE REAL NIXON
$1.95
$1.45
SI.OO
s.so
St.SO
' .75
s .75
1y 1e1e ec-m., s '. tS
THE STAATEGY OF P'EACE
ly JoiNt F. K--.cty S . fS
•uuo• John La In A r, 1-unit, 2-atory
dwelUne. 315 Lindo, l18.700:
Ralph Llnhort, remove root and
add 3 bedroom~, 1160 E. Oceao
Blvd., l10,100; R. L. Thompeon,
add bedroom, 2132 SevUit', $3.500.
e •&WIOIIT .. o ...
Ar·Cro-Don, .&lea office, 206
Cedu. 1100. ~~===!!!!!!!!!!!! • lfKWIOIIT II&JGn'S :-
J,fario Pad nl, demoUsh earaae.
3000 Clay, $500; Jame Stuart.
remodel to contonn to tlre code,
496 N. Nt'wport Blvd., $1.500: E.
M. Stonebaclc, 1· unit, 1-story
dwelllnc. 121 Powell Pl., 119.900.
2,000 REASONS WHY
Sbou1d we ever be n!quin!d to pc'Oft our ln~
ill commwlity h~alth. we could cite 1,001
.,ocl ~na.. Our prac:ription departmeat atoc:b
upw-ards of 2.000 mec:lic:ina.l ~enta.
They ecme from every point of the compua.
Some an prescribed daily, others oaJ.y rarely.
These dru.-a.re bro~t tocether
iD our prescription department to help us rtader
competent professional service
for the protect..Lon of your health.
Christensen Phai llhiCJ
SPECULA JIVE? .... ,. ... .
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c.aty-................ ~ IMI8t-..., ~
-U..t sdM ... I I I
lG-/. IDt.rest Per Annum
a-t ..._ ...._..._ .... ...a ..._ t. dltwidfte...._
..._ II "L Gutbb Ius a· •t .... , ·
WE IIAJIACE, IDnC& UD COLLECT
Evans G. Parlier &
-Jf. WEWIOaT .avi.nAIID
IIEWPOIIT D.ACIL CALIP'OaJI'IA
~•m
Co.
• - -... -- - -..... --.. - - - -Ill NoT AS PRIANEJT IESIIENTS Of a 1) -, (l l·s/lli/{~ ( ilia
4th 6 months. .............................................................................
3
.39 lstration card opposlte t e
5th 6 months ...... ·······-··-······-··········---······-·-·---·-·---··· name or such occupant r ~~~t~··-y;~~-······-·-··------····-----·~--·-·-,-·· 3.66 ~:~:W!~ts~~esbeo~a~;
NOTICE IS KERE'BY GIVE:\" to
the creditors of and all JX"rsons
having claims against the said
decedent or said estate to tile
them with the necessary vouch·
ers In the office or the Clerk or
the Su~rlor Court of the StatP or
California. In and for the County
of Orange, or to present the
same. with the necessary vouch-
ers, to the underslcned at his or
her place of business. to·wit: c o
A. K. Phetps. Attorney at Law,
3800 Eut Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar, Callrornla. within six
months alter the first publica·
These residen OWN• YOUR-OWN Ol':lt'"', ~ ,ve for
2.20 CM any purpoee. Such regis· t.t 6 months.. .............. -------··-···-············-···--···-··-··-·-···· 2 64 ter or all such reclstration 2nd 6 months ................. ·-····---······--···-·----····--··-·-· 3rd 6 months................................................................................ 2.86 carda shall be ,kept In the
4th 6 montt\1 ............................... -··-················-··-···--··········· 3.()8 otrlce of said penon renting
5th 8 months................................................................................ 3.30 ~:Om"!' s~!ti:'dor:~e~ ~=
6th 6 months .. ·-·····-···············-··-··-·-·-·····--························· 3.52 lM.....,Ion of an.y pollee or-7th 6 months ........................... -·-·--·············-·········-······-··· 3.74 "'"~·
8th 6 months. .... ·-···--············---·······-···············-·-···-···-······ 3.9& fl~eo~~~:._:;•t;hall be per-DON WORKERS-3 years
lat 8 months ...................... --····-··-·-·----·-··-·-····-· 3.14 manently bound .o that no
2nd 8 months. ........... ·----·--········-···-···-···-·····-·-······--··· ~ ;;:' ::J ~~~ 0'f'et~; 3rd 8 months ....................................... -..................................... 161 minimum aize of 8• X 10• ·
4th 8 months ......................... --·-··--·-----·----·-·-3.71 'ftle realatratlon cards shall
&th 8 montt\1 .............. ·-··-··-·--··---·····---·---···--··· be numbered COMeCUti~ly
• lth 8 months. ........... ·--··-·-··--·····--··-·--·-······--···· 3.9!5 and shall be u.-d ln auch ft.U:,'t1:~~~.~--·····-------·····-··----··-··· 2.CM eequence; the numbers shall
2nd 8 months.-····-----· 2.24 be printed or otherwbe In·
•r•'l e months.······-·-··----·-····--· . 2.45 dellbly affixed ._ •och cards. •' 2.65. and auch canta shall be ol 4ttl 6 months. .... -·-·--·-·--··---· a1z1e of 2'i •
5th 8 montha. ........... ---·-·-··~-··--·--··----------2.• ~~ mlnl'!'um . x
llh 8 montha. .. ·-······--·----·--·--·····-------·· 3.01 ·--oN., "--'--.. '"4 f h Ttl\ 8 months. .............. ----·-··--······-·--·-----· 3.18 -... ... ~:uun -· 0 t •
lth e montht ............. --··----·--·------· !-!'1 lf.wpott Beach Munklpal Code
..... ' __ ... _ ·---··----~ ........ eel. _,, ,._..uw. ............. ----· 111 ~ON 1 11lla ordinance
lOth I monthe.-··-····--·-·---··--------IIMU be bUahed l the •Piua frinae benefita pu once n
'I'M minimum waae paid to aU akllled labor, for wbkh rata.~~=~====-~-==..:~~ .,. Dot ahoW'b abOW. lhall be not ._ than t:UO per .....
WMre a llftlle ·abJ.n Ia wortled, etaht howw fll NIIUiniOUI ... ,._ ...,t ._.... for luncb ,....._ lhal1 _...tu• a _.. ..-. l:i~anana on Monday ana throuall P'rldq ol eadl .-. .._.
._ 11 requJNd In ..,... ot etallt (8) ....,. on UIJ -• •
or • .......,._ IGdl work IIW1 • paid fer at ... Ud .... ...., _
lion of this notice. I
Dated July 19, 1960.
XEmf EDMUND CAVE £)c~tor of the Estate
of sa ld cteceden t.
A. K. Phelps
AttOI"My for Executor
3100 Eut Cout Hlehway
Corona del Mar. Callrornla
Pubu.h: Ju•y 28. Auc. 4. 1l. 18
ln The l'fewport Harbor £nsJcn.
..... tiM lnterftl from S:OO p.m. f'lidQ to T:OO a.a. .llandQ, ~~--
..... tMiltMk ,. .. ot ...... "'I!!=======····=····!!!=!!!! ..... ,., ..... ollabor lhall ........ 1..-J .., ....... ~ .. c. .......... not ......... ,..., a-. .......... ftl'll·
'8 , ....
• al¢ "t • U1ir ......... I flared .. .-. -.
I I' , ......... Qwll ..................... . ---· .............. _ ......... . ;~~~~~;;~--...,. t • Ill .... "'' 10', ta•ll&a w.TII ... ..._Cea'lllle ....... c "· 811 • ..,y .. _
ADULTS ONLY. (Of course gr~nd ch·lore:1 .,~e "'" • we .:-me to v·~;q
Lu~turiou~ly land c~ped, these garoen villas are des•qned for )Our com-
plete relalCatiotl ~nd enjoyment. You II love the e\lrt'l advantages of
garden and poolside living where there are no m~·nter~t'lnce problem,.
E~ch villo h~s 011 individual two·c~r attached gerttge .,..,d ~ervice po~h.
LOCATED AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE EXClUSlYE IAC1C lAY AAEA
WISTCUff ..., D0¥a DIMS, ~T IIAOi
·ScNnd·~ e Two and Three I!Mrooms e Upataln Slttlq Rooms •,.... aau. • PWpla ............ tiOI ............... I
UbtnJ ._S'Nl
-·-
I''''''Mit""""'"'""'"""'"'"""""AJ HARRY BABBITT WILL ·~=-:..~Sawn. Harbor Wo·mene~CEE ANNUAL LUAU ·~ Pare-~=51-:=..--;?~ .... &:.S
Lido Sanda wlU Wd Ita an· LOUISE Mf.1"£1ER, Society Editor nual luau t111a Satvday, at tiM
c.l ... -...................... .._., .......... ,.,.... poolalcle NCTeatlon UN. 'nMy
Coektalla wt11 be eemtd at T lt'Wbea •-appeli• lal MMI'Iuaut. ..... .., 10 adnu• ~~~~~
p.m. At t p.m. the tr~diUonal ,:. -=.::==.:.to.:..~ ~~ C: IS~~ paduatt a1 1M U1C Law Mool
'"unwlllq or the pll' and a IT It--to ... jut too IDUC.'Ia • ud Ia DOW ..w.. .. eity at·
real bla~ feut event to ""two trwble to do JDON tlwa opea a V . L torMJ al J'ouatalD Y.U., aAd
ftnpr pot wtll m&lce the affair can. oter eattue Lol Alaad-.
c.'OIDpJete. Ktaht eoo~~ety s. ttae a...t way ':I' -----~~
.... ••••ut ......... ...,.. .. LMM ....._ et ... ...._ wtU ban none otber tban 'IV
N u .,.. c-.W w.. Td .. hu: ~ ...._ • pemonallty ~~~~ now
I I I I I I I I I 1 f 11 I 1 1 11 11 t 1 11 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I If A permanent .-.....ut u_.N, U
chairman. Ria Ullatanta Include • WWiWf .... .... TaU..a»AY. JVLY & ·-Allee Whytoek. Bon and Olive RW-&W&at TaUAIDAY CO.O.A DD. tiD. CAUP. Dla~lns, Frank and Gloria Cor·
A Polynesian t l o or ahow II to beat the heat and ....,.. tut7 ~ ~ et• s t THIS 1111 Ill •l'ls• .. .. ...
.cheduled for the dinner hour appetite provoldq menua. Kor IVI8 IntiS e ...... -.... ,_ ........ .
and there wlll be ~ny door should th1a be a tuk for Mom "':J 1w J •n<• 1 Cel 01101.1 .....
More Than ISO Help Stage
·OCC Musical1 'King and I'
More than~ communlly.res·
.fdenta, lncludJna a dozen chll·
dren. will combine their talents
ol alnaJnl, dancln1 , actlne. or·
chestratlon, aet deslptne. set
cleearaUna, Uahuna. and .aaa lnl to ata,e the Rod,ers and Ham·
mersteJn mualcal, "The Kine and
1," ln the Ora nee Coast Colleae
auditorium Aue. 4, 5 and 6. Cur·
taln tlme ls 8:15 p.m.
Mldee Stone of Laguna Beach
w Ul be starred as Anna. the
hoop-skirted E n e 11 s h school·
m arm who In 1860 tried to lm·
pose her ldeu of morals and
education upon the Kine of Slam
and upon his numerous wives
and children. Mlu Stone has
appeared In movies and on ra·
dlo, with Blne Crosby, Fred Mac·
Murray, Joan Bennett and others.
Va l Salf, 409 Flower St.. Costa
'Mesa, will be co-starred as the
King. He Is a e ra duate ot Ful·
lerton Junior College and hu
attended San Jose State and San
Francbco State.
the prime minister, the Krala ·
home.
Mr. Cunningha m. Mr. Wolver·
ton and Miss Hesterly are all
Orange Coast Colle1e drama stu·
dents, who were ln the cast of
"Hamlet." "Call Me Madame,"
"Amah! and the Nleht Visitor"
and several productions in-the ·
round.
The two children's leads will
be taken by Erroll Van Eaton as
Prince CbuJulonekorn and Howle
Struble as Louis Leonowens.
Others In the cast I n c 1 u de
Horst RJcha rdson as Phra Alack;
Paul Ford a.s Sir Edward, and 1 John Meade as Capt. Orton.
The children who p 1 a y the
'princes and princesses. chlldren
of the .king, ran1e ln ages from
6 to 11 years. They Include Joy ce
o un,er, Del tJ,btholder, Belinda
Cox. Lucllle Struble, Christy Or·
stad, John Riel, Carolyn Martin,
Pam LeGates, Pat Driskel, Marta
Hereert. P a u I a Montgomery.
Aherne Hensen, Carlo Nelson.
Jay Orstad. Brian Nelson a nd
Jimmy Harrell.
The three priests a re played
by R oss Cunningham, Tony
Dabbs and Angelo Canzoneri.
tete, Paul and Audrey Kllllcan,
Bud au,.tna.. the Dewane lw'·
'"'"· Barbara Kalmbach, ~ BIUke and Ron Downs.
prlzH. Later auesta Will dance alone. Set aalde one evenlna Tbe Harbor Unit ol the Santa
to mualc by 8awallan Abe. (Tbdnday, alter weekend ahop· Ana Leaaue ot Women Voters
Proceeds wtll 10 toward lm· oplna. 11 a pod time) when the held the ftm In a aerlee or In·
provement or lJdo Sanda. children wtU either ~vely formal cotr._ laat week at the ~;:;;c:;:::c:::;;::c:::;;::c:;;::;.:;::;c:;:c::~;:<;:::<:;:<;:<;;<:;<:;<:;<:;c;:;~:;::c:;:;i:;:c;< or by ta.tm help you. You m11bt home or M~. ltudcUph Ku.hn,
Rlup-cutJ /J.«JMNs
By Louise Meteer
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TM wl:fl...S ..._ __.. tbe bW.
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Aad ................ ...
Of dn:l.l8l ..., .....
a... ........ -...... bl .. *'· .......... cleada .. ... n.•--......... ...
Aad ........... .... To...-~ ...... -~ Alld ...................... .
TM .......... ._ a t• .. foet, Or......., MM. ... --.:
,.. ...... .., ........... bloolt.
Aad ......... ..... ..., o•v -,._,. 1a .,._. poo1a.
Wltlldlllls tMI tldk ... fnUc1
1'Wr ........ .,.atMtlc ...
Tut ........... + ... kl
llke to lnelude tbem In the menu 1.8Sl Seadrift Dr., Irvine Terrace.
plannlna and muketin1 too. 1be .chedule durtna Au1uat
Don't say "too much uoubJe." It la u follows:
t. on auch companlonahlpe that Wectne.day, Aua. 3. at 9:30
a aound family relatlonahlp may a .m .-et the home or Mrs. Hol·
be built! brook Mulford, 1953 ·M~le Ave.,
Youn1er chlldren can atrtn1
•reen beans, arate carrota. ma ke
JelJo salada with fruit. Older ones
can bake cakes, at leut from
mixes, or cookJes ln the cool ot
the evenJn1. While the oven Ia
on escallop .orne potatoes with
cheeae for a q11ick re-heat1n1 be·
tore aervln1. You mllht llke to
bake a meat loaf, a piece of ha m.
or roast. too.
CGeta Mesa. Mrs. Harvey Wlrmton
wlll talk on the atate conaUtu·
Uon.
Thursday, Au1. 18, at 8 p.m.-
at the home of Mrs. Matthew
Cwlerz. Dt PaJoma Dr., In the
Upper Bay Area. Mrs: John Bra·
den will talk on the water bond
luue.
Tuesday, Aue. 30, at 8 p.m.-
at the home of Mrs. J~ph a.d·
man, 2n Knox St.. eo.ta Mesa.
Mrs. Donald &era will talk on
Mental Health.
A:l'r ....... .. ···-·· ...
... 'OIIALI
You've no Idea What plannlne
a head will do for your aerenlty
of spirit. There's somethln1 about
''having somethln1 IOOd ln the
refrl1erator" that Is better than
vitamins for a summer · weary
home ma.ker. Roberts Jewelers
OF LIDO
Jewelry -Watches
Top or the stove cookJne. of
course, a.lways Is cooler, a nd
nothlne can surpue the uae of
electric caaeroles or pana. For a
really hearty dl.ah to pleue the
crowd In the patio 80me summer
nJ1ht, or to take on your crulae.
h ere la one with a dlffennce.
The recipe came from a Hun ·
1arlan girl rilht out of the Old
Country. a nd was handed down
Individually Designed Jewelry
Watch & Jewelry Repairs
Direct Diamond Importing
3440-A Via Oporto OR 3-4860 Newport Beach
Lorraine Kemp. ~ S. Bay
Front. Balboa Island, in the role
of Lady Thlao1. the klne's fa .
vorite wlte, h-. one of the play's
most moving sones. "Something
Wonderful." Miss Kemp Is re·
membered for her OCC perform.
a nces In ··Guys and Dolls."" .. call
M~ Madame" and "Where·s Char·
ley'!"' She ls a m usic major at
Coast.
Dr. Pequegnat
Will Present
Marine Films
Psychologists say that looking back is a sign of aee. If thls
be true let me grow old! My Me mory·s halls are fllled with pic·
tures ot Yesterday, and looking at them Is the only tranqulllzer
t need.
Best of all was that summer when I was 7, the year of great
change, when t mo\·ed from the status of only child to that be·
wilderlng one of Big Sister to a little brother.
to me by my m other. 11 sounds 1iiiiiijijijijijijijijijijijijijijijijijijijijijii simply fantastic, but once you've 1
made lt you'll do repeat perform·
ances.
Creque Wolverton, 2314 College
Drive. Costa Mesa, and Frances
Hesterly, 2267 canyon Drive. Cos·
ta Mesa. will play tht> two un·
happy lovers, Lun Thl and Tup.
tim.
John Cunn ingham, of Lido
Park. Newport Beach. will play
"It's Fun to Dress
tn Fublon"
2659 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3·5030
~
Ill Waf 1JCII a., c.&a ...
<:.-. lieu Pba Ill NUl
l argest a nd Most Complete
h,miture Store in the Area.
Call for fr"
OECORA TING SERVICE
Llberlv a. sst a
Hou se u~ Gar~ en
Fu•nishings fo r homes,
clubs. yachts.
3017 W. Coast Highway
N-oon S.eth
We"d been staying at Grandmother's farm In Washlneton
awaiung hls arrival. and thoueh t had been apprl.St>d of his coming
i• d1dn"t occur to me that afternoon that Aunt Mamie hustled
me over to a friend's house that the waiting, empty bassinet rully
was to have an occupant.
Or. Willis Pequegnat. who has I'd been longi_ng for . a baby lamb .. Sheep~erders who passed
taught summer courses in ma· the farm house wtth thetr flocks somet1mes (I d been told l had a
rine biology for the past 10 years 11amb too small tor travel. and would give It to anyone who would
In the Kerckhoff Marine Lab ln take It.
Corona del Mar. will give 2 pub. Jnslstence of my Aunt that I spend the night with her and her
lie showings of hi3 award-win· friend brought on an attack of asthma t hat kept me propped on
ning photographs "Living Treas· pillows through the night. Forlorn and lonely for my mother, I
ures of the Sea." · heard the birds at dawn, twittering outside. and fell asleep. At
The showines are scheduled seven they awakened me. There was my Cather laughing!
for 8 p.m. tomorrow !Friday) at "Come:· he said. "I've something to show you.''
Phillips Hall. Santa Ana College. As we approached Grand ma·s house I heard lt.
and on the following Friday. "Maa-aaa-aa! Maa-aa -a!"
Aug. 5, In the Laguna Beach It was. I knew It ... It was a baby lamb!
High School. The house was cool. ereen blinds drawn against the early
The underwater movies and June sunshine. !\fy m other wasn"t up yt>t! I ran to wa ke n her,
s lides will portray rare mar1ne wonderlne why the lamb should be ln her room, for the sounds
ammaa photographed in color were coming stronger now, and clearly.
in their natur.1l habitat deep She smlled. "Look."' she said. ••your baby brother."
under the surface of the sea. He was small. and red and ugly. Hls hair was black and
Or. Pequegnat has taught at curled about his face.
Pomona ~ollege since 1940 as ··See:' said the nurse. "his Uttle rosebud mouth.""
professor of zoolol)'. He has also "I wanted a lamb."' I said. "I only wanted a lam b:·
conducted marine biotoeical re· My mother dozed. The nurse left the room. I stOOd beside the
search studies at the Marine Lab bassinet, cautiously, carefully. one hand outstretched to to~ch
under a grant from Naval Re· him. He was warm. He stirred against me. making funny squeak·
search. lng noiSt>s.
He has accepted a temporary "Ru.uell Sherwood Sunderlin,"' I whispered. and planted a
position as project director tor quick, moUlt kJss on his hand.
the ~atlonal Science Foundation The whole wide world of summer waitt>d outside: the swing
in Washington. D.C., starting beneath the trees. the or<:bard fence to ride horseback, the cherry
St>pt 1. laden trees waiting to be picked. I was a Big ·Girl, now, and 1
would help to pick them.
CHOSEif AS DELEGATE
Larry Miller of Corona del Mar
is one of 5 students from the
Uni\·ersity of Colorado who will
serve as delegates to the 13th
~atlonal Student CongreSs of the
U.S. National Student Assn. The
meeting will be held Aug. 22 to
Sept. 1 at the University of Min·
nesota 1n ~tinneapolis. Larry Is
president of t:SNSA"s Rocky
Mountain Region.
UJe Ensign d euifi.d eds fM ,..
sulk. C.ll in your ed1 to ORIOLE
)..()550.
'"No. Dear," said my Aunt. "You·re much too small to climb the
tree~:·
Summer and growing up can be most confusing!
Nursing Progr~m Director
Comes to OCC from Ohio
~~i~-; Olive Rees. new director
o{ th~ 0 r a n g e Coast College
nursing programs, comes to Coast
trom Ohio State University in
Columbus, Ohio, where she was
an assistant professor of nursing
(or the last 5 years.
Before that. she was director
of nursing erlucation at Whit·
worth College In Spokane, Wash.,
tor 6 years. She ls a eraduate of
the Cook County School of Nurs·
lng In Chicago, r e c e i v e d her
bachelor of arts degree from
Penn College ln Iowa and her
master's degree from the Unlver·
slty of Chicago ln nursing edu·
cation a nd administration.
the second class are completing
their first year of the two-year
program thl.!l sum mer.
Openings are still available for
students In the third class, which
will begin Sept. 12. Interested
.students may obtain a pplication
Corms by contacting the dean of
admissions and recorda oUlce at
Orange Coast Colleee.
Joan Brandt
Is Featured
HaPP'/1 vacation
Mlsa Loulae M. Slegrl.llt also
joined the OCC nursing faculty
this s\lmmer. She cornea from the
14 Anaeles City Health Depart.
ment, where abe haa been a pub·
llc health nurse for the pu t . 4
years. She haa alao taulht.nurs-
lnl at San FernAndo Valley State
Collele this put year.
Joan Irving CMrs. Rex) Brandt
of Corona del Mar Ia being fea·
tured by the San Cle mente Arta
a nd Crafts Club aa Ita special
artist during the .ec:ond month
ot Its aummer art ~bit.
The exhibit la open to pubUc
view from 1 to 4 p.m. dally,
tncludln1 Sundaya, at the Com·
munJty Center Art Callery, Del
Ma r Ave. and SevUie, In San
Clemente.
from the
Sparlde CorJM
,._cvw ,.. tnftlla lite Y11t.
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..... Slecrtat .... araduated
from UCLA with a bachelor's
clefree ln marsln1. She alao re·
celved her muter's deCree In
nurstna rr.a UCLA.
Graduata of the ant claa In
nundna at Cout wtU be takln1
theJr atate board eumlnaUona
for Ucenaure u reatatered nu,...
this Auauat. Nunlnl atudenta in
'lira. Brandt, who a. a naUft
Southe rn eauromtan (ahe ....
born Ia RlwraJde 1ft ltll)l-1e •
mem.ber or the Alllerlean wat«
Color Soeiety, the ca111Dmla wa.
ter Color lodety, and Lapna
~teach Art -'-"'·
PRIVATE DAY ---·-..... 1 • a •• • .._. ... '~a,_ ..........
HUNGARIAN GOULASH
2 lbs. leg of veal or veal stew
cut ln bite size pieces.
1 lb.pork. also bite size pieces.
1 large onion.
1 large can tomatoes.
1 tbsp. paprika.
1 tsp. (or morel of salt.
3 la rge potatoes cut in bite size
pieces.
1 la rge can of sauerkraut.
1 pint sour cream.
Brown meat In small amount
of fat. add tomatoes. onion, pa p·
rlka and enoueh water to cover.
Simmer alowly 2 hours, addlne
more tomato juice or wate r ao
that llquld ls always sumclent
to make it "juJcy... (Thla may
be done•ahead U you wlah.) Add
pota tatoes, when t e n de r, add
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Whoa Jala ... befON )'OU ahop,
why not take tJme out for an
Ice tea break with. perhaps a
dJah of Ice cream or a nibble of
cake ... We've labeled the houra
of 2 to 4 In the afternoon In our
cottee shop "lee tea break Ume"
and we hope you'll all join In
with the Ice cube cllnkJna and
have some cool retreshlnl fun
... We say, stop In before you
shop, because you know you
wouldn't be able to thorouahly
relax with aJl th<>M frozen foods.
meats and Ice crt-am waltlnl to
be stashed away In the refr'lgera ·
tor ... Refreshlna sodas, dreamy
sundaes, malts and milk sha kn
too ... pie a Ia mode and dainty
&andwiches or perhaps a crispy
salad all olter a pleasing pre-
view for the shopplna spree to
come ... Time for a pleasant
nod to friends, time to plan men-
us and make out shopping lists
... You know, this coffee shop
Is yours. we made It for you In
answer to many requests and we
want you to enjoy lt · · ·
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Plare one jar of the Booshay
Saure in a casserole. Add ~ cup
watE-r. Sluff four loin pork chops
cut 1 tnch thick with uncooked
rice. Place chops In casserole,
season and plare a piece of eel·
ery on top of each chop. Baste
chops while baking at 300 de·
grees until pork Is tE'nde'r.
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aumlce F«J. our BCIIIUDoad
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a.loe boaa 2:30·5:30 OD Tban·
day FridaY cmd Saturdlrp ••• .~ abo playa tbe pAcmo.
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A .. OD(I IJ8 Girls •••
BJ Louiae Meteer
ICE C'REMI CONES, U Jald end
to end on Balboa laland tut
Thursday d u r I n 1 a party ror
alumnae of Alpha oorority of
Ocddental Colle1e, would prob-
ably have measured a couple of
mUee!
At lea.t that's what Mrs. Ralph
Deaver and d a u 1 h t e r Nancy
thouaht. after eoooplna~em up
for 38 children who attended
with their mothers.
Mn. Deaver and Nancy have
the unusual dlftlnctlon of belna
a mother and dau1hter "alumnae
a.uodatlon" since both are AJ .
phaa from Occidental.
INCLUDED ON THE PROGRAM for the Newport Herbor Zonte
C lub's Promenede of Arts will be e tour through tne studio of Mr.
end Mrs. Devid Fren~el, <444 Cebrillo T er., Corone Highlends. on
Fr idey. Aug. 12. They ere shown here working on on 8-by-1 2-foot
mose ic: for the Kreerner lntermedie te School in Plecentie . In eddi-
tion to the ir own mosaics. they heve e collection of work by other
ertists, such es the Phil Dike peinting behind them. Proceeds from
the Promenede will go towerd the Zonte project of building e
Senior C itizens clubhouse in Cliff Hevcn. (Alice Goodcell photo)
The party wu held at the
home of Beth Bachtel or 215
Ruby Ave., a suJ'r\IIWr raldent
of the laland. There were 25
mothers of the 36 children, aJI
of the small try beln1 10 years
of age or younger. Sw1mmlna In
the South Bay. aames and a pic·
nlc lunch made the annual affair
excltlna. • • •
BONE ACADf WJTBOUT A
JJC la llcay sa..p..s oi aaJ. boa.........,.., Ia Jfewport
Barboc •• b'._ womea·•
Oub. f o II o w I • 9 a 9'CialtiCIII
wtt1a buoband ht aad aoo. n.. la tiM Mrth put ol the
a tate. • •
NIGHT IN OLD MEXICO
IS THEME FOR FIESTA
Honoring talt'nted youngsters
who are her ballet stude nts, foJ.
lowing their pas lng of uamlna·
Uons In the CecC'hettl method of
classical graded ballet. Dorothy
Jo Swanson entertained the
group at a party at her home.
606 Begonia Ave., Corona del
Mar. Bingo was entertainment
tor the 8 to 16-year-old guests
a('('()mpanled by their mothers,
who proudly watched w,lllle they
received their certificates.
Prizes were won by Coty ~fac·
grtgor. Wendv Hu rst, Sally StE'·
venson and Susan Harshbarger.
Mrs. Gene P. ~1ontgomery won
a special prize for mothers.
The ballet examlnatJons are
held every 6 month.!! In the Los
Angeles area. In Ol'der to success-
fully pass the Grade 1 test the
student mu.st have had from 1
to 4 years of study. Each ex ·
amlnatlon followina that takes
from 1 to 2 or more years.
AU candidates m u s t be at
least 8 yeara old before taklna
the examination. Four atudenta
at a time are examined by an
expert from the East Coast and
one from the West Coast. Lut.
s ummer one of the Hamlnera
was Peegy Von Pralh trom Lon-
don, Enaland. baJJet mlst.resa of
the Sadler Wello ballet.
Llllll Fr•• .....
.,. IJ
Kr. and Mrs. aR Atc:hlson
and diiJdren, Randy •nd Pamela
Linton, after vtaltl"l briefly at
U.. home of Mrs. A~hlaon'a ala·
ter, llrs. Harold Swarwon ol Co-
rona del Mar, retUJ"Hd to Cary,
lndlua. But they turned ril'ht
around and canw badt to Call-
fomta and are now Uvtn1 In
GlendaJe. Their elder eon. Gary.
wlU tallow from Indiana eoon.
Pamela has ...... .pendlq a
few d.,. at the IWaMOn horne.
806 Jteaon1a Aw .. aMo vtalt1n1
her pandfather, aa.., J. BeiUn.
who .....-. hla JMMne with the
Swa .....
THE STAR of films, redio end television, Doye 0 Dell,
end his wife were entertained recently et the Jemeico Inn, Corono
del Mar, by Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Billingsley, owne rs of the restou·
ront. (Terry Boris photo)
Miss Nancy Deaver of B.l .
Will Wed Gerald McDowell
Mr. and llrs. Ralph Deaver of
119 Apolena Ave., BaJOO. Isla nd.
a nnounce the betrothal ol their
daupter. Nancy Carol, to Gerald
Lee McDowell. son of Kr. and
Ml"'. l.yle McDowell. ol Cuper.
Wyo.
The bride -to . be h a a been tadl.lnl for the put two years
In Cannel. SM la a eraduate of
Occidental Coli~ and dur'lna
her oen'lor year, 1157, was presi-
dent ol Alpha Sorority. She al• wu a Mlnltante In liM at the
ftrwt ball ol the Newport Harbor
Cha'pter of Children 'a Home So·
to lntJmate friends of the bride·
to-be a nd her ramJb' dunne a
tM at the Deaver home P"rtday,
JuJy 15. Mrs. A. Bradford of
Pasadena, mother of the hon·
orft's best frltond, and Mrs. Tru·
man A Lattin or San Marino
presided at the tea table.
lf an c y ',s J'randmother. Mrs.
John D. Craddock or Anahehn,
waa amona the ,ueat&.
El ..... ..., .. ......... ....
~-Her nance at t • n de d hlp One of the l"ft'fttt aum~r per •
echool In Ca.pft. W)o.. and Pur-~on Lido lale waa that at lhf'
due Unlwnlt:y. He la ,.....ntty home ol ¥r. and llrs. AJ Banta
ltrYt"f wttll tiM Onltll!d Stata ol 21T VIa Q.ita, who optMd
~ In ...u.r. Tu~. u,.. lUI .... borne 10 that ~.-n
nt.m ,._. U.. nnt ,.., tiM c..hl entfttaln tfMV ~,_,.. ..,.. wUI M ...,.... at a ..UO t'eddall pa.nr .
... ... Will -·· .... ...... ... .......... ..,.., • don. ..... ol lwr fa vorite haa n. ..._. "'' ... ,..,..... the••-to ._ ~
They found that the
they are holdina for a future
h()IT)e escaped Udal waves and
loo~ Just as ent1cln1 as ever. • • •
WE'RE TOSSING A BOUQUET
(and hope she catches IU to
BUlle ( Mr& 0 . D.) Carl10n of
lrv1ne TerTA~. because she hu
that rare faculty for mak1ne each
person abe meets feel that she
Ia eenulnely happy to see her. • • • rF YOU ARE S.UUNG and A a-tiCK for flnel peyment on $22.800 for the Americen Red
you see a reanM>me but beautiful Cross is being presented by Fred Schoepe !left). generel cheir-
Pirate's boat. just say "ahoy men of the Newport Beech United Fund, to D. Merle Boyle !right),
there!" tor It will be Charles boord cheirmen for the SoYth Orenge County Chepter of Red
and Audrey Cotton of Balboa Jn Cross. In the center is Cherles Schleqel of Sente Ane, fund com-
their new 40 foot schooner which peign cheirmon. Red C ross is one of 20 egencies e ssisted by lest
they've broueht from Hona Kong. yeer s one-solicitation cem~ign.
Portholes are so painted as 10 ipiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:~ look like mouths of cannon. They
sailed Catalina -ward over the Unoleum'-ForiiiiC• a -ne week-end and buccanneers over 1 on the Island are said to have
taken to cover.
Engagement
Is Announced
Of interest local!\ ts nt>W<t of
tht.> wE'drl•ng ~~tly at F'tNI
~lt>thod1«t C'~urch 1'1 \"an .:'\U\S
l wht.>rE' Kt'tt "l TrudE>I .:'\irol. son.of
~1r. and \Jr<: Rolancl W .:'\trol.
fonnPrl~ of .:'\t'wpon Beal·h. took
as hts hridE' Pant.>l a CJmtllt>
~lorE'v of ShE'rm:t n Oaks
The ~ .. --ols are li\·ing in La
JoJla at the p:-Psent ttmE' Tht>
bridegroom is In bu,mess tn San
Diego. l
TA 1-4677
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lt. Jadl•l .-1 AU ~
lll..e-. S,' 11111\ Corona del
Mar--"Where Ate We Goln1!"
will be the que~tlon ~ MJ .. FHtherfoot. Mlal Sulle AI· ctay.
lan. of Corona del Mar, dauJhter • • · • by the Rev. Edward Allen at the c--=•••• .. .el•nd 8 a.m. Sunday aervlce, which wtll
WILLIAM H. WAITE of S&n Diego. who h&s been &n &ctive Chris·
ti&n Science minister for the Armed Services for the p&st 19 ye&rs.
is now Christi&n Scie nce Committee on Publication for Southern
C&liforni&. He has served as moder&tor in a number of television
&nd rad·o proqr&ms in the series, How Christian Science. He&!s."
As Comm'ttee o'l Publ;cation. he succeeds Charles l ou1s Re•lly.
who h&s been n_,med to the Boord of Le ctureship .
NEWS OF CITY COUNCIL
ot Emie ("Lord") Allen, John·
aon and Son eaiNman, placed
8@C'Oftd, and Miu Anya Cooper,
N.wpor~ Beach, wu third.
AttentJon-,etter d u r In 1 the
rally wu "Lord" Allen drivlnr
a Renault "aurrey with the frtnre
on top."
n. " Lilli ..............
lh ..... lin. Dftld •w...
of Udo ..... -• ...., of Af· rica. ...... tllrr ~ .to JMet
Dr. Alben lcbwMber, ....,.n
by ...-..d to tM Eulp ,._
Leopald..W., Africa. -J.ty
2Z: '"Tbia dty b COIDpletely
JNINI.,...S. Tllen laD't a ..-.,
a bu ....... • aayWag ID op.
erotloa. wat... npply, a~ry.
ecaaptra aad alt.lpyard.a allb
are empty. Idle •• U..
ltrwt&. ... u... ...s banW ........................... u
W...... b tbe wortcbep el tbe
de9U, aunly tJda Ia t...W. ..U
·-CIOIDIDwdam. lD tCIC't. local people coea1dH it a vasa pat·
up ....
Can Crllll II Cll
Gerald E. Waterman. 5201~ Jas-
mine Ave .• Corona del Mar, went 1
bv him elf to a prlvatr phy lclan
for trl'atmrnt ot lnjurle, s uf·
Cered in a 2-car accidl'nt at :\ar-
fussus A\·e. and Se<-ond Av<' .. Co-
rona del ~f:lr, at 11 :40 a.m. Mon·
day.
~1r. Waterman'" car, tra\•ellng
south on l\arf USSUl! Ave., was
struck on the left sldP by a <'Dr
driven hy .Minnie S. Marx, 2021
Baysid(' Dr.. Corona dl'l Mar,
traveUng west on Second A\'e.,
pollee said. -------------------
Scllter, Car 01111111
Gene II. Kull, 30. of 986 W. 17th
Sr., Costa Mesa. suff~red lacera·
Uons on his back, scalp and
hand, when a motor scoot~r hf.'
wu riding collided with A car In
front of 845 W. 16th St., Newport
Beach at 10:55 a.m. yesterday.
NewpOrt po!Jce said th~ scooter
was hit by a station waeon drJv.
en by Bradley Harrell Jr.. 22,
Long Beach, which had been
traveUng east on 16th St.
fContlnued from fl&gf' It I • Rt'~lved a request from J y ht Cl b Is the finest VPnture I haH• S('f'n."l ~frs. J. c. Wrlrht that public r. ac u
The Counr ll also: parking be allowed in the alley e Ordered thP rPdrafting ()( next to 804 W. Ocean Ft., S.lboa ; Q • o
Ordlnan<'P 925, d e let ing lh<' referred the Jetter to the city pen1ng ay
County D<x'k INsP. wh1 rh 1s reg. manager. T
ulntf'tl by s pc::-i fic parking rP • Authorlzfd the ('XecutJon ~ Sen·lor Fun 00 qulrPm~>nts unrlcr th<' 1Pa$P with r ontracts with th~ county where-
a...-The . \V II II a m be held In the Corona del Mar
W•lch, chaplain at the Youth ConareeatlonaJ Church.
Reception Center In Norwalk, will • • •
epeak on "A Second 'nme" at aaDoa lalad Metlledlat
9:30 and 11 a .m. SundAy. The Clnuct.-'"n\e Church Bella Ate
aermon Ia baled on the book or Rlnrlnr" wIll be the lef'IDOn
Jonah, and Mr. Welch urres that topic of the Rev. Godfrey Graef.
wonhlppera read this short book lin at the 8:30, 9:30 and 11 a .m.
before attendJna the aervlces. Sunday aervlcu.
• • •
Lutlaeraa Cbucla of U.. Master,
Corona d~l l\lar-Dr. Gerald
Strickler. supply pa stor, will
preach on the theme ''Do We
Have Poverty?" at the 11 a.m.
Sunday service. • • •
St. ADd.Joew'a P r • • by t • ria a
Cburda. Cliff Haven-Or. Charles
Dlerenfleld wlll spea k on "The
Pursuing Love of God" at the
8:15. 9:35 and n a .m. Sunday
services. Infant baptism will be
celebrated at 9:35 and 11 t.m. • • •
Clulatiaa S c le ace Cbarclaes.
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar
and Costa Mesa-An answer to
problerru or strife. jealousy and
hat~ will be set forth In the Sun·
day lesson·sermon on "Lo\·e."
The golden tut Is the dedara·
tlon o( Paul to the Romans
(13:101, "Lovf.' workcth no Ill to
CORONA DEL MAR
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
COifQUOAnORA.L
611 Heliotrope Avf.'nue
Corona del Mar, Calif.
MORNING WORSHLP
9:30 and 11 A.M.
Church School classes 9:30 n.m.
Nursery for both hours.
Edwin C. Gomke
Minister
ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 VIa Lido, Newport Beach
ORiole 5-0210
The Rev. John H. Parke, R«tor
SUNDAY SERVICES
8:00-Holy Communion
9:15-Famlly Service and
Sunday School
11 :00-Mornlng Prayer and
Sermon
Nursery and small child care
provided
THURSDAY
10:30--Holy Communion and
Heallnr Service
• • •
lt. J__. Kp&rupll Qucla.
Newport Beach-Holy Conunun·
ton will be celebrated at 8 a.m.
Sunday, family ~rvlce and I Um·
mer Sunday School wtll be at
9:15 a.m., mornln& prayer and
sermon at 11 a.m .
CBUJICB SCHOOL PICRIC
The vacation church AChool
will end Itt 2-week course at the
Corona del Mar Congregational
Church with a pJ(•nlc tomorrow
(Friday I at Costa Meta pa rk.
QIJU. FOa TBE DELDIQI
A d a u 1 h t e r, wela'hlnr 7
pounds. 8 ounces, was bom Tues·
day, July 19, In Koag H0o1pltal,
to Mr. a nd Mrs. Harry C. Dellng
Jr., 3315 Clay St., New port
Heigh a .
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
Fm1T CIIVaCB OF CBmsT,
SCIEIITIIT,
3303 \•ta Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:15 n.m. and 11 a.m .
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:15 • 11 a.m . WEDNESDAY EVF.'NING MEETING 8 p.m. REA.IllNC ROOM-,
33 15 ~Ia Lido. Newport Beach
Open week daya-
9 a.m. to ~ p.m. Wedneedays 9 a.m .• 7:45 p.m. Tuesdaye and Friday._
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. IECOIQ) anr.cJ1 OF CIUJIT,
IQDIDY ............... c.... ......
3839 Eut Cout RJJhway Corona del Mar
SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUNDAY SERVICE 9:15 a.m.
11 a.m . WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEE'nNC 8 p.m. READING ROOM-
3839 Eut Cout Hl1hway Open week day._
10 a .m. to 3 p.m. You are cordially Invited to attend the Church Servlcn and to UM the Readln1 Room.
the county; the.ordlnanrf', whkh l l)y the clry furnishes lifeguard (From the Lido Islander)
w1JJ romP up for final ar tlon service a long county beach~• and ay STEVE DmOLE Church of the Master
Aug. 8. providf':C; ror a limltf'fl HI Harry Welch Park (Newport The first formal Opening Day
LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
f'nmmerr lal-multiplf' rf'sirfrnl wl Dunr~l ; the city receives relm · of the Junior Yacht Club on Frl· 3545 East Coast Highway I rc>ton1ng Cor the Marlnt>n~ Mtlf' hurs<'mf'nt from the county. day, July 1st proved to be as Corona del Ma r
nrf'a anrl a Sfl('cial formula for e Authorl.ted the execution or much fun for th~.senlor members
otr--.trt'<'t marking. n rontra rt to extend the agree-aa It was for the juf\lors. The Rev. D. WesseJI, Pastor e Arfopt<'d 0 r din an r ~" 931. m£'111 to provide wAter to New· · JuJlior Yacht Club ortlcera con· Phone: ORiole 3·5022
\\hit'h w1ll go Into l'ff«'c't In Yl wm Dunf'~ through June 30. 1961. ducted the nag raising ceremony
rla\c;, pm,lcl lng mort> surrt ng • Authorltf'd the execurlon or which was followed by a deco-SUNDAY SCHEDULE
timf' n1 the:> Corona r!PI ~1ar hP wh rr•qU<''lts for a ropy of any notice rated boat parade. 9:30 A.M.-Sunday School
oi Ofl .111fllng o;urfing rPstrlc-tlon .. ()( rtPr•wlt anrl notke or sale with Mrs. Charles CE!slel PalntN 11:00 A.M.-The Service
In Arr>a :io. 3. near ~ewport P IN. "'"1~~'~'1 to dPf'ds of trust regard· and Mrs. LN CMAJCinel McClel· wE It c 0 ME
ITI'xt or ordlnanN' on pa~f' R.1 1nl{ thr IN'>('hold el!tate of the Jan aided by Dav~ Grant wt>re ':::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;:::::::;::::::=; e AcloptNt Orr!1nan«' 926. al ~,.wport Bay Co .. the Balboa Bay the judges and a warded the tro· ;.
lowing rhP u~ of rarrls ,ts a Club, or Wrather Investment Inc., phles to the most 11~rated <~Uh,.rirutc:> fur a hor~>l reg1s1er thf' nf'w owner of thf.' Bay Club. boats. What a job they had!
ITt>xr or nrd1nanre on p:tgf' 3.' C'1 ty Attornf.'y Walter ChAram7.a Could have UMd about tt'n tro· e Approved thf' in!ltallarlon or I'Xplained that the city will thus phi~.
a 11t1>p c:l gn at 38th St. anti Lak<' bf' assurt>d or notification In the Dave RJley's Sabot dlsgulset1
Avt>., Wes t Newport. event of drrault or sail.'. u a VIking ship, Its aquano sail e Reversed a Planning Com -e Adoptc-d • ~lutlon com· embossed with a golden lion'"
miMion denial and grant~>d the mending lh<' city lifeguards and head, colorful s hlelda for the 1 request of L. C. Minium for 2'.,. Harbor Dept. for af'rvlces render· "oarsmen'' and a allver VIking
I foot encroachment Into 5·foot I Nt In last week's collision or 2 helmet atop Dave·a "noggin"
rear yard setback to utend gar-:iavy destroyers otr Newport took first ·place trophy.
age for the purpose of creating 1 Bench. · Lynn Howlantl won second
ll walkway between patio and e Aulhori7Pd the t>xecutlon of place In her Chlne~~e "Junk,''
kitchen, at 7(11 N. Bay Ft., Ba l -a leasl' with Pacific Electric Rail· complete with Oriental name
boa Island; the fence now on the way Co. to pPrmlt the city to use and wind chimes with Lynn In
property line Is to be moved back a portion or the PE right of way a Chinese outrlt compl~te with
2'i feet. tM-tw£'Pn 37th St. and 38th St., fierce moustache, black skull rap e Confirmed the assetMment West Newport. tor a bicycle park· and que .
aralnet property to cover the lng tarlllty until Nov. 1, 1960, at The Glorious Fourth wa. the
COIJt of wMd abatement recently a waived rental fee of St. theme for Cay Reaume'a Sabot.
ordered by the Council. e Adopl<'cl a retOI'Itlon ap· Ita sail decorated wtth AmPrican e Granted a certificaTe of pub· proving the roJJowlnl new ati'Ht nae1, firecrackers and n~rks.
II<-convenience and nec:eMlty to names: "Lak(' Park Lanf'," a new Cay wore a terrtnt" ''Unt"le Sam"
Lee Penfold as new owner of the s treet betwf'('n Twatln An. and outfit. complete wtth white whll·
Checker Cab Co. 23rd St., Upper Bay Area; "Short kera and took third place trophy. e l«elved a request from M. St.," a prf.'vloualy unnamed street Just must mention a ff!W more;
L. Rabbit. 310 Buena VIsta Blvt1 . ix'tw~n Newport Blvd. and Club· they ~ all eo terrific! The
8alboa, for actJon to atop cycllata house Ave.. ecroee from City Vandevort boy• decorated their
ham creatJnr a hazard on Buena Ka11: ~'Lido Park Drtve." 31st SL, boate wtth code nap made by
VJ.ata; rer~ the Jetter to the eaat of Lafayelte A~. ''Mother Dorothy'•" ever-lcwln'
dty mana1er. e Rt'Celved the appeel of a. han41. Robbie Horn'• S.bot ap.
NEWPORT HABBOR
BAPTIST CHURCH
American Baptist Convention
Fairview Ave. at Fair Dr.
Costa Mesa
Rev. Herbert John~n. Pastor
LI 8·3072 · Kl 5-4610
Sunday School .......... 9:45 a .m.
(Ciuttea for All Ager
Morning Worahlp .. 11:00 a .m.
Evenln& Worship .... 7:30 p.m.
Wed. Prayer Meet1n1 7:00 p .m.
HARIOR 1'IIINITY
BAPriBT C11UBCH
Baker St. lr ralr¥1ew Ave.
COSTA IIDA
'n.. lev. WUUant Adon
Ll I ·)HO . XI 5·-.t
SUlfDAY SUVJCES
Sunday lcltool ·-t :43 a.m.
Mornlq Worahlp --11:00 a.m. a:..n•na a.v~ ·-1:00 p.m.
OF CORONA DEL MAR
"Where a ll Faiths Meet for Worship"
Temporarily
meetlna-at Community Congrega.
tiona! Church 6t1 He!Jotrope Ave., COM
8 A.M. lr
8 P.M. Sundays
The I u 1 u r e
new Church home Is now
u n d er con·
s tructlon at
2411 E. COil t Pastor H COM wy., ,
WORSHIP WITH US
NEXT SUNDAY
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Franklin 0 . Blxler, Jr. Mln .. ter
U 8·4778 • Pareon11e Ll 8·52!H
SUNDAY
9:30 ···-------·-· Bible School
10:40 .... -·-·--·· Church s.rvtce
5:30 Youn1 Peoplee' M.Un1
8:30 ----·-V.-per Suvlce
WJ;D!fDDA y
9:30a.m. Women'• llble Study
7:00 p.m. -·-Pra,.r II..Unc
1:00 p.m. --·-Chotr Practice
Jfunery and Child care
Provided
P'lrwt Chrtatlan Church
1M VIctoria at Place11tJa e Rerelved a leiter from Mrl. M. Krle1 from th' Plannln1 proprtately nllect wtth Wlnken.
John Humphrey, aecretary of the Commislllon rftOmmeftdatlon for Bllnbn and Noel. lane Howland ·=;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;:;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;~ Newpor Harbor Lutheran rtenlal of rezonln1 o1 Lo .. 24 .. an Jr1ah washer WOII\An; a f.
Church, atatJnr that the churrh through 41, 1~ halt bJoclc eouth· lOllY wuh hanJina on her commen~ the Council for ap. nrJy of Miramar Dr .. laJINMa. be· Snow'blrd'a boom. tnlll,.. a box
proving the permit for the Co· lween C St. and I lt., "-' •·1 o1 .... rpnt ln the "brtMJ" and
rona del Mar Firat BapUet Church to R·2; •t hearinc for •pt. 12. a elm on tbe aall aaylnl "Have
WEDNESDAY
Pra7er II..Unc -· 1:10 p.a Cceta .....
and for the Coundl'11 Hunwtlllng· e ~lftd a letter ., thankl Wuher, WUJ Travel."
,.... to 10 alonr with the eeedll trt>rn Mr. and Mn. hldman Alter the boat parade a raftdJ
of blaotry that ,.,.. planted by Myers ol ~for the eon-bar ract ... Mid wtta. eaftdT
lettert t Ia a t were received b)• •lcleraUon • ll ow n .., all eltJ ...,. IGr aU tM '"'l'an," Win. a-
,_, Coalldl." ·~ ~ tM ......... . e lleNiwd a lf'ltft from 1M ,....... and ,..._, Ia a .arda C1Je1nDu ...._ .,..._.. _.
8811berd t~D~n~Dead&q dt)t olft. lor tMir ..., .. ,_,.... INd. Ills r'n.at M ...., -•
e1a18 and ,.UC. for ma.ldnl eon. wM ,_ a r wldJe ................. Wltll llw •1 I 1111 -. ......... ......,-............................. , ......................... ..
a-t. ......... St.,·-........ , ... ., ........... 111119-.............. . ,., ..... .....
' lOUTH 80111
IAPIIIT CIIUik!ii ...... ~ ... , ., ........
•••~AT ..,,. at U=-t a.aa. and T:JOp.a ......_ ........ ..... .,ea. ...... u•aa ......
A !fllllon loand·UP will be formerly Mr. !flxon'a !favy boel.
held 'naunday evenlq, Au .. Z. and Fred Swe111011. for 1M !few·
at If....-. no.. by 1M ... port Club; Jadl IIGpwood flw ta..
blned ................ t a• Corona del liar club, and lobn
01 11...... IMell, Corona del Kelton. a ..... ed bJ Walter lur·
.Mar ... c.ta ....._ rou1hs and Ar .... h Swartz, for
Pat Rllllap. ...., Calllomla the <:o.ta ..... Club. Sam
~a •lid ~ of aarnee ot the Oranp Couat)"
the LOll .....-Count)" GOP GOP Central Coaunlttee and
Central o.amlttee, wU1 talk Walter Knott ot Knott's .. ,.,.,
about Mr. !ft.B'a trip to au.&a Farm will aulat the c:halrmen.
and on the U-2 "epJ plane" lnd· Don Franklin' ot Corona del
dent. Mr. lll1l1n-. acoam,.aled Mar 1a In c:harp ot ticket .. 1-.
the Yke·,._....t oa the Jour· Other chairmen are: Dick Rich·
ney to -.._ • ud an4 Mra. Joe Prehdn1er.
A buffet wpper will be eat. food· Ralph Kt.r •n4 Boo Mac:
erect b7 DIS ltlehard, atartlna Greior. fadlltJes; Dan Weclman, •
at 1:30 p.m. Hollywood penon· decwatlona: Jam es KlUlnp.
alltJes wtll be Introduced. and there will be mualc durlnl the worth and Lealie Petersen, en·
evenlne. tertalnment: Roeer Hardacre
Ho.t chairman will be Admiral and John Bluell. treasurer; Mrs.
Thurston James of Bay Sh~a. Wllllam Tritt. publicity.
JAMBOREE DIARY •••
8y JOD .... IWQ
............. Lalli*
f'ridq, Jaly 15-Today we
arose at 6 a.m., and at 6 :30 we
reported for breakfast. After
breakfast. we left o n our tour
of the valley of the enat Salt
L.:lke.
The firs t place we visited wu
the Mormon Tabernacle and the
By the time we pulled Into
the Rooeevelt Lod&e In Yellow-
stone. we had been on the road
a little over 12 hours. We were.
ot cou rse, pretty hunery as we
sat down to dinner. which waa
either roast turkey or steak. After
dinner we were assigned our
cabins a nd we turned In e:uly
I about 10:301 because to morrow
we tour Yellowstone. • • • _ Mormon Temple, which we could
not enter. We then drove around T"mple Square until we turned lu.adaf, July 17-We got up at
down one of Salt Lake City's 6:30, and nearly (roze to death.
mO'lt historic streets. On thJs We wuhed up and went to
strf'e' we ... Brigham Younl"s breakfast In the lodge. Then we
statue. the world offl~• of the boarded the buses and left tor a
Mnrmon Church. and the house 7S·mlle tour of Yellowstone. A5
of Brigham Young, which Is call· We drove we saw a few bears
t>d the Li on House becauae of and some nice scenery. Finally
the large lion statue over the I we drrlved at Mammoth, where door. we toured the museum a nd the
We th<>n toured the part of Mammoth Hot Springs and Ter·
town that was once Brigham race. This I a great place to
Young's private estate. l'fere the visit and Is \'ery rolorful becaUS(' strt~ts a nd block nrl' only half I the springs are brightly colort>d
the siLl" of t'hose In the rest of hy the algae that Live In the hot
thl.' cltv. The rest of the clly, by water ·
thl' wU'y. has block and streets From there we travt>ll'd nonh
twice a.; wide as any In ~ewpon until we came to a strl'am that
Bl"nch. The city was planned by was just tet>mlng with trout.
thl" Mormons whl'n thl'y rtrst Here undernl'ath the pines we
l:tld out the city hortly a fter atl' our box lunch of ham and
their arrival In \§47. egg salad sandwiches. After
we procet>ded to the Qapltol or lunch we left for more touring.
Utah. The de Jgn or the building Finally we came to the Norris 1~ much the same as our own ~eyser Basin, where we saw our
Capitol. On the first floor there f1"'t geyser play.
Is a museum where some of the Lea\'lng the Geyser Basin. we
great wonders of Utah are lo· traveled to the Grand Canyon of
cated. The second noor of the the Yellowstone, where we saw
building Is the mo.t lmpreuive the huge canyon and got pic·
because It 1.a built entirely of tures of the lower falls, which ~rgla marble. The greatest drop some 308 feet to the bot·
sight In tht> whole Capitol was tom of tHe canyon. We drove
the> govt>rnor's gold room, deCO· back to the Roosevelt Lodae,
rated with furnHure Inlaid with stopping to take pictures at a
23 karat gold. To furnish the few places. Arter dinner we met
room would cost 12 million dol· some boys from Texas who are
Iars today. going to the Jamboree.
After a few pictures we left
for a tour of points of Interest
In the city, Including the Unlver .
slty of Utah, Fort Douglas. and
the ''Thls Is the Place" monu·
ment. t After a box lunch In Salt Lake
City Park, we lett for the second
largest opt>n cut copper mine
In the world. There at Bingham
we witnessed blasting operations
In the huge pit, where th<' Em·
plre Stall' Building could be
placed with a thousand feet still
to spart'. The-mine Is so large
that If It had seats. the entire
populatlnn or the state of Texas
rould be "eated. and there would
I><' room for more.
Next our touring hus took us
t o the Grt.•at Salt Lake. We en·
joye-d a swim In the buoyant
water, whiC'h Is 26 per cent salt.
At 4: LS we left for the municipal
airport to watch Miss Universe
arrlvt', but the airport was so
crowdl'd we had to skip it.
Our next stop was the New.
house, whrre Larry Rupp and I
left to take pictures of the Mor·
mon Temp I e, and Brigham
Young's hou.t'. Next came din·
ner. We were entertained by 2
Weat ~rman Scouts who have
been hiking th.roUihout the U.S.
for 6 months on thelr way to the
Jam bore«-. 111ls wu a real treat.
beeau c they both aang and
played the guitar. Alter dinner
we le!t to aee the movie, "Ben
Hur." which Jet out at 12:05 a.m.
(We -had to be up at 5 In the
friiWIJDI••III•
.. lrlfl .)llllns
The county committee on the
routing of the Coutal Freeway,
under the chairmansh ip of May·
or James Stoddard of Newport
Beach, will hold Its next bruk ·
fast meeting at 7 :30 a.m. Mon·
day. Aug. 15. a t the Beach Boy
restaurant In Newport.
Mayor Stoddard was named
permanent chairman at the first
meeting, last Monday morning.
Councilman William Lambourne
of Laguna was named vice·chalr·
man, and Ken Sa m~n. man·
age>r of the Orange County Har·
bor District. was named secre·
ta,.Y. The following were appolntf'd
to draft the scope a nd objectives,
for presentation at the Aug. 15
meettng: the 3 otncers. eounty
road commlsslont>r Allan Koch.
Bill Spurgeon of the Irvine Co.
and lvar Hanson of the Laguna-
Ni guel Co. --------Wes Collins'
Wife Is Dead
morn In&!
Mrs. Helen R. Collins. 46, of
2463A. Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa,
died Saturday In her home after
a len,th.Y Illness. She wu born
In Loekport. Ill .. had resided In
California for ~ years and In
Costa Mesa for 16 years. She wu
active for many years with her
• • ' husband, Wesley R. Collins. In ~. Jaly la-Today we the plumblna business ln C:O.ta
got up at 6:30 a .m. a"" we were Mesa.
ullnr b rea k fast by 7. After Be1ldea her husband, she Ia
breaktut, a ll the troopa boarded aurvlved by 2 daUJhtera. lin.
the buses for our Journey from Roy Shook and Mrs. Elmer Klein.
Salt Lake City to Yellow.._.. both of eo.ta Mesa: a brotba,
It was real hot for thla dine ot ltobert Ru .. ll of Loa Anplee: t
day. but we were cool ..... alatera. 1118s June RW~Mll of Lo1
the bua wu air condJU~ Anples. lin. Harwy Bowea .,
that 1~. we wetf' cool until the Claremont, MrJ. Loyal BCJIWU'd
air condltlonlna syatem broke. o1 Lonl Bieda and Mra. ~
From then on we were routed Carlo. o1 eo.ta Mesa. ancl I
In the hot, dry desert air. We arandctlll4ren. mu~t have ~n where It wu Holy a.ary was recited Molt•
hot for a couple of hou,., bUt I day In !lt. Joachim's Catholle
don't know for sure ~aue I Charch. Colt& ...... follOtnd bJ
fell ul~p. ..._ ~. laten~Wnt wu Ill
When 1 did wake up. we tNte ~ • SepakiMr eeme•ry. IMI
out of Utah and 1o1n1 throap an4 S he eta Mortuary, c.ta
IdahO, when~ It waa nl~ and .... wu Ill daarp of arra...-•
eool. Att•r 3 houl'l ~ ridlna we .... u. ltoP~ ror luMh at a ....U .-... ....... -~~--==-
park. One of our buies ••'t ....
IIOP and we dlcln't 1/H tiMm
.. aia until we '"t'Md Y•l•· 'n. "nnldlf aab ua \'OtM •
..... fte ... of the ,._..., cllliMN -.. tM ......, .......... ~rewa-· ... a• ...... ............................................... .............. ., ..... ~ ....
NIWPOIT POliCE John Burns quediont 2 youths in·
volved in M occident at I :29 a.m. Sunday at Ac.acio Ave. and
Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar. Ronald Colburn, 16, of Garden
G rove, stopped to make a left turn, and his car was hit in the
rear by a car d riven by Theodore Palmer, 37, of Los Angeles. No
one was injured. (Photo by Sven Pretoriousj
-·-.. ·-.. ·· ---.... ~-··.,
ALL STAR TOURNEYS
GO INTO THE RNALS ·
e I AU. ITAa All Stars 4 to 2 Friday nlaht.
A home run by Dave Sander• K:evln Tool hit 2 1lnale. for the
hlahllfhted the TeJ&a B Leaaue winners.
All Star victory over the Plon~r e u 'IOVDAII&IIT
I All Stars Saturday nlaht at A darkhorw Mesa Leaaue All
the Corona del Mar Youth Cen· Star team will face a strona In-
ter field. ternatlonal 88 team at 8:30 p.m.
will play tor runnf'r-up honon
a t 6:30 p.m. Sunday. e C AU.ITAU
The A.Jl Star C teams ftoaa
Channel Park and Irvine Lea.-
(M'ariner~ Schooll were to mMt
last nlaht (Wednesday ) for the
area cltamploMnlp at Co.ta 1118&
Park. •
The Channel !Aape team
made the arade by defeattna the
Marlnerl and Harbor Leaaue-
Saturday. The Irvine All Stars
had to win over ltalwr Corona
and Park teams In 3 tames Sat·
urday.
Bocer Whlatlft doubled, and Sunday In the cnamplonahlp
Gary Bailey and Paul Bunney ~'arne at Co.ta Mesa Park.
alnaled for the wlnnlna Texu 'nle Mesa Lea1uera edatod Into
Lea,uers, who now will race the the finals with a 5-4 win over
Southern Leaaue All Stars at the Piedmont All Stars and a 3·1
8:30 tomorrow tFrldayl In Co.ta victory over the Pony AJl Stars.
Mesa Park In the finals. Coach Larry Harvey slnaled out I ~ ~ tile _. ... we.. ~
111e Southerners l Ot into the Brent Turner •• the key to the ..t~te '" file En.,..
final• with a 9·7 victory wln twin victory. Mike Hetrick. Mark r============i over the Nortbern All Stars last Storey, Greg George and Mlkt'
Friday at Co.ta ~esa Park. Bob ~eehan lot hits tor the loslne
Hald with 2 hlta a nd Bucko Shaw
1
Piedmont team.
and Don Brlasl with 1 each led The h us t II n g lntt"rnatlonai
the Southern hitters. squad defeated the Sally All
The 2 losers. Pioneer and Stars 3·0 to enter the flnat ~. Jack
I Northern, will meet at 6:30 p.m. Kimblt>, Mark Lorent2e>n and
tomorrow as a prel~mlnary to Tom Spencer 10t timely hlt.s for
the championship aame. The the wlr"lrw>rs.
pioneer team beat the Eastern Tlle Pouy a nd Sally All Stars
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1 !!! ~ M .. dll·l~ ••••laed Kinct.rprten to Efahth, tnclua.lve. ~ ---Jllaa Klnderaarten to Elpth lncJuaive. Aft"._ DAILY a'ft'DDAIICK cau.,.-.an u-. .rhoola ot the dJAitrlct>
, • ..., Actual 3785.
~.., ... 1~ .._... •Umate 4135. 7
IIGfiiCU 0. ADOftlall AIID ftAIIeiiT!'AL
4D M"t• thall ... taUI\ on th.la buctaet dur1na reaular or
aathallw• ~pedal meeunc o1 the aonmlna board.
Te 1M Cowlty Supnintendent ol Schools: -~~A'nVI: MJDGET: 'l'hJa budaet Ia hereby tiled by the eov· ,......_ ......... ol the ~ dJmtct.
aer:.Aft OP liEI:J1MC June 7, 1960, SJened Harvey D. hue,
PUm.IC.AnON BUDGET: The aovernlne board, hav1ne m ade
Oil Juq 5. 1180. auch revtalona, addltJona, and chanaes u It deems
deGiable or n«eaary, pendfne publication, public hearina and
1lDaJ adoption, heftby returna the budeet.
'n.e ,nabllc hearine on this budaet wiJI be held at Adminis-
trative Oftlce, 2000 Cllff Dr., Newport Beach, Calif., on Aueust 2,
1960, at 8:00 o'clock p.m. ·
Signed. HELENE CSENAR. Clerk
IVIIIU.ft OJ' CUDDT DJSftJCT TAX UQOmDIEJn'l
roa ••.a• Amount of Computed
FUND AND PURPOSE Taxes ~ulred Tax Rate
GENERAL FUND ..................................... $817,800
Net General Purpose subject to
tax rate llmJt ................ .. . ....................... 817,800
lnte'"t and Redemption Fund
$1.2300
Bond Interest and principal payments . 294.600 .4432
The MA.X.DtUM TAX RATE for this school district, whJch may
be levied to raise Ule net general purpose tax requirements shown
In Column 4 of Part C, Is Ole sum of the separa\e authorizations
shown below:
1. The rate authorized by Education Code SeNion 20751
and/or 20752 or the ra te authorized by an elf'ction as
provided by Education Code Section 20803, whichever Is
In effect .. . . ..... .. . .. .. ...... . $1.30
2. The rate authori2ed by Education Code Se<-t lon 17263
to provide an amount of $ ................. which represents
the funds rt'qulred to offset the decrease In equaJiza.
tlon aid resuJting from the modification of the assessed
valuation of the district under the provisions of Educa ·
tlon Code Section 17262 . ... .. $
1 ~faximum Tax Rate . _, .$1.30
GENERAL FOND
I. BEGI~~I~G 8.>\LA :'\CE. Jl 'L Y 1
1959·60
Actual
Cash In County Treasury ......... $ 32".872.52
Revolving Cash Fund
Investmen t~ in t: S. Bond.,
AC'Counrs R('('ei\·a ble .
Stores
Total C"u rrt'nt Assets
Less: Current Llab1lltlt' .
Xet El'gmning Ba lance
Adjustment to
3 ~1.1
s 3.28. 733.70
129.982 :2
$ 19 .15158
11.83i .S7
$
s
s
1960-61
Budget
118.265.00
1.000.00
~.284.00
10.so.t.OO
10.9-13.
349.296 ()()
161.231.00 .
188,005.00
\
Total ...... _ .. __ ............. __ ,_.
6-P'JXD CHAJlGJ:S
(1) OUtriet ODntl'lbudon to eer-
tlfk8'-d --~· a.tJN. nwnt .....,. lleUNIDeat Aa·
nuley FUad ............. _ ........ _~ •
(2) D I • t r I e t Contribution to
( clua!fted) Employees' Jte.
tJrement uD&tr State J:m.
pJoyee .. ti.Nmnt System..
.... 71
(3) Dl8tl'ld Conll'lbuUon to 1M
State for 1M Old AI• Sur-
v1vol'l' Inauranee Syatem._.
t 4 > All other Fl.ud Charaes. .... .
Total ... -........ -................. _ I
7-TRANSPORT4n0Jir OF PUPILS
Salarlea and Waaee ..................... .
Other Expense ............................. . .
Groca Total ·-·····--...... -.. 1 46,788.76
Net TotaJ .................... __ .. , 48,755.18
Total Current Expenses of
Educa tion .......................................... 1,3Tl,m .69
~FOOD SERVICE
Other Food Service ...................... $
Salaries and Wages .................... ..
Total .............. ...... ........... .. .... $
9-COMMUNITY SERVICES
t 1 J ~ulred or authorized un-
det" Ed. C. 16556-16566 Sal-
aries and Waees ................... S
Other Expense .................. .
(2 ) Otht-r COtnmunlty Serviet>s
Total ...... ..,. ................................ $
10--CAPITAL OUTI..A Y
(2 ) Other Ca'pltal Outlay
b. Improvement of Grounds S
c. Buildings . ............... .
d. Equipment ..................... .
'Total (2) ......... -............ _ .. $
140.20
140.20
1,020.02
1,020.02
3.515.31
1.874~
17,095.30
22.484.87
GJU..''D TOTAL CAPJT AL OU'M..A Y ..... S 22.484.87
T-TR.A.VSFERS (not classified as expenditures)
Tuition ... . ... ... ........ . S 1,846.31
Total Transfe rs .......... . s 1,846.31
U:"<DJSTRIBUTED RESERVE ......... . xxxxxx
TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND
~VSFERS . ... .. ....... $1 ,397,419.09
V. DODJNG BALANCE, JU~E 30
Cash In County Treasury...... . $
Re,·olving Cash Fund -·-_ . ..
10\'estments In U.S. Bonds... . ....
Accounts Receivable
Stores .
118.26325
1.000.00
208.283.85
10,80·M6
10.9-12.87 GE~ERAL RESERVE 1U!I\E 30:
1961, for 1961 ·62 . X XXX XX
Accounts Rc<'E'i\'able
AdJustments to
Current Liabilities
Total Current Assets .......... S 349.296.43
Less: Current Liabilities . . ... 161.231.08
Adjustt'd Xet Beginning
Balance
lJ. INCOME
-11 02
s 21 0,5i~.1 3
C-5TATE A PPORTJOX~E~TS A:'\D ALLOWA:'\CES
Principal Apportionment . . . S 422,750.00 S
Xet Ending Balanet> S 188.065.35
VJ. TOTAL, EXPENDT'M.JRES A.:'fD
TRANS FERS PLUS NF:T E~DI:"G
BALA..VCE . $1 .585.484.44
~i3.0'i8 00
~oeo.oo ,;;:&.Tea
• •1.-.oo AJt OIIDIIIUC. cw na a-rr ~ 'IIJ.Ka ~~·:.:~ e10! ID 'l1la •&WI'Ofi IUal laJ. a ~ _ ~ • •
1 13,1&00 ~ OOIJ8 ULA'IDO '10 e PIIIDAY, JVLY II
1'be City CoundJ ;, the Qty EI!Mao:= ~v~=":-1~ oflal~J :!,:!:!*' leam _. Cllda1D u waa arNeted at Cout Rwy. and
15,700.00 .~ Avoeado 4w.. Corona dti Mar, -.uOJif 1. ledloa a. ol tbe at 1:f5 a.m. on chalpe of clrtY·
Jlfewport -..eb MunJdpal Code Ina without an operator'a uce,_
4,:i00.00 Ia amenct.d to Nad: • and 3 traftlc warranta .•• Lu~er
14~00 .. SIX."TIOJif G3l. USE OP' Panale, DC W. Wlllon St., Ca.ta
I 17,.2ti.OO
• !7,000.00
14.000.00
SUU.OAIIDS, • PADDLE -M ... , NpOrtM tbe theft of a 81100
a 0 4 aD a, &"re.. SVD"'JJfG nylon ftabJnc net from the oc:Mn
4&&&1, 'ftiiiS .um D41D a quarter-mUe aoutb o1 t~ llaJ.
~ boa Pler alter he had drqpd
(a) SUDIJIC AU48 DES· In a one·-auare. mUe area for
IGJifATED. Brtwe.n JUne 1 2 da.ya In an at(empt to remwr
1 &1,000.00 and September 30 ol each the net ... Ottlcer Thomaa J.
year the lolJowfna ~bed Crama, atopped a pollee car for
1 51,000.00 areu of the Padfte ~an a pedfttrtan ln the 2200 block
are hereby dellanated as of Newport Blvd., Newport leach,
1,570,035.00 aurtfna areaa: and hla car wu bJt In the ,.ar
(1 l 4U4 XO. 1. That by a car drtven ·by Guy Kdlroy,
area I y I n 1 between the 603 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa ...
aouthwest~rly extension of Frances Kankel, 46, of 219 Dahlia
the aoutheut~rly line of Ave., Corona del Mar, was book·
Olive Street and the west· ea on an Intoxication cbarae ...
erly boundary of the City. .._.... Brr I •• 17, ..._ Aa·
f2) AREA NO. 2. That ...... .._ laJ .... wlaea .._
area between the south-fell .,, U.. ..-nyz9es__. Cit
westerly extension of the tM aau.o. l'aa Z o a o, ._
southeastetly Jlne or 36th --.. to .... ........ ,_
Street and the southwest-ta.tua .. t ...S liMa left ••
erly extenaion of the north· ..._. ••• A ~ .ad Mit wal·
west e r l y line of 42nd aed Cit 17.55 .... ....._ f.-
Street. Merle'a Dlhe 111, c-o.. del
13) AREA NO. 3. That Ma .•• Medl•lc too1a 'I'CIIuod
area between a line pa ra!-tit 1250 .... .we. t.-tbe
lei to a nd twenty f20l ft"et KWer a...oa.t .. ...,. 1•
southeuterly or the New-w. eo.t Bwy., 11~ ...._
port Pier and a line para!-Ff rt"men provided · oxygen for
Jel to and three hundred Lila McFerrin, 812 W. Oc-ean
(3()()) f~t southea1terly of Front, Balboa, after she became
the Newpo" Pier. Ill, possJbly from a n overdose of
14) AREA NO. 4. That medicine ... Robert E. Coleman,
area between a line para). 515 F u 1 I e r 1 on Ave., Newport
lel to and two hundred Ht'lghts. reported his car pelted
1200 I feet t'asterly of the with eggs ... Frederick Warren,
East Jetty and a line par-56. of 106 Abalone Ave .. Balboa
aile I to and twenty I 201 Island, was tak~>n home by hls
feet ea terly of the East w1ft' aftt'r he suffered a s light
Jetty. stroke a t 343.5 E. Coast Hwy.,
lbl HOL'RS SURFfNG PER· Corona del Mar.
:\111TED. Between Jun e 1 e SATURDAY, JOLT II
• 100.00
s 100.00
$ 1.000.00
12.300.00
$ 13,300.00
s 12.000.00
4,500.00
29,902.00
$ 46.402.00
• 46,402.00
s 3.200.00
s 3.200.00
$ 40,000.00
$1.673.037.00
and Septem~r 30 of each Robert Mic-haels, Corona del
year. s u bject to all Jimlta· )<Jar, reported hit and run dam-
tlon.-. on USE' of the beaches. age at ~cond Ave. a nd Marigold
~urflng shall be permitted Ave .. Corona del Mar ... A kltch -
$ 1.000.00
as tollows : en window was broken and a
In Surfing Area :>Jo. 1, surf-S<'reen bent but there was no 10,000.00
lng shall be permltled at sign of anyone having f'ntered
a ny time. and no property was found miss·
In Surfing Area ~o. 2. surf· lng In the home or S. R. Frazier,
lng shall be permlll<'d be-17-13 Skylark Lane, Baycrest ...
tween the h o urs of 7:30 Kent Scudde r. 7, of 145 N. Bay
o'clock A. )f. and 12 o'clock Front. Balboa Is land. was treated
noon only within a two-by a phy~lclan after being bitten
block area marked with by a dog, which was qua ran-
signs designating that por-tlnPd ... Roy Gronsky reported
tlon of Surfing Area _:llo. 2 a sign stole n from In front of
open to surtlhg. Said signs the Balboa Pavilion . . . D. T.
~8.626.00
X X X X X X
$ 59,626.00
$1,732.663.00
Exress Expen~
Physically Handicapped .
Menta lly Retarded. . ....
6.231.00 7.280.00
9,3'75.00
BOND Dn'EilEST AKD aE.DDIPTJON l't7Jf1)
shall be moved to designate Stoll. 139 Shorecllff Rd., Shore
a different two-block area Cliffs, reported a fuel pump stol-
Transportation-
Regular Pupils .. . ....... .
Apportionment !or Growth-I
First Period ....... . . .......... _,
Second Period
D-COU~ SLIBVENTIO::"JS
Taxes on Solvent Credits ; and
Trailer Coach Fee .... S
Other County Income
I-OTHER JXCO)IE
J-TRA::"JSFERS
Tuition
F-DISTRJCT TAXES
Prior Year.' Taxt>s
l.i nsecured Roll Taxes
Total Income Otht'r Than Secured
13,165.00
12.880.00
28.31-1 .00
1.991 ~~
11.27'6.i 9
28,130 ";
10,()5(160
':2l.Jc.' 9~
Roll Taxes $ 656 177 ;s
Secured Roll Taxes Received In
1959-60 . 71 ,i::!S -;-.;
A~OU~'"T REQt;!RED TO BAL·
A :.ICE BUDGET 1960-61. . X X X X X "
Total lncomP s l.Ji1.906.31
lU. TOTAL. :"<ET BEGI:-I:'<JJ:'<JG
BALA:-IC'E PLUS TOTAL
l:'iCO:\otE .
TV. EXPE_:IIOITI'RES A:'\D TRA~SF ERS
1-AD:\-11:-JISTRATJO.:'f
..
Salarie-. and Wages
Other Ex pens£'
Total .
2-INSTRUCMON
2a-Certificat('d Sala ries ot
s 37 383 28
lnsuuctlon . .. S ~.553.28
2a1-Princtpals' Salaries x x x x x x
2a2-SIIpervisors' Salaries x x x x x x
2a3-Teachers' Salaries .... x x x x x x
2a4-0ther Certificated Sal-
aries of Instruc-tion ...
2b-Other Salaries of
Instruction ...... ..
2c--Other Expenses of
Instruction
2c1-Textbooks .
~er Books
2~her Expenses
22,289.31
1.620.96
'14,167.90
33,854.15
Total Instruction ........ $1,006,48!5.60
3-AUXJUARY SERVICES
Salaries and Wages ................ .
Otber Expense .. . .. .. .... ..... . ..
Total . ... .. ............... ---· ........ $ 24,464.55
4-0PERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT
Salaries and Wages .. ... . ....... _
Other .ExpenM ............. . ............. .
Total ·-.............. _ ............ __ S 142,869.50
S--MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT
Salarl~ a nd Waaes ......... --..... .
SBALA/SHBBTS
d''•""'-.o
-L 1M IT. CGITA -.a .....
I
s
14,000.00
13.400 00
30.000.00
1,900.00
12.500.00
4,500.
1959·60
Actual l. BEGI'N:'n..~G BALA.'iCE, JULY 1
11. 1:-JCO:\iE s 172.35-1.07
Premiums and Accrut"d Interest S
Interest on Investment .
Dlstrk t Taxes on UnS<'Cured Roll
Prior Years' District Ta xes
Current District Tax<'s on
Secured Roll:
Amount Received 1959-60
A.\fOL'~T REQUIRED TO BAL·
1.084.42
2.542.43
39,624.13
5.621.87
126.067.46
A:"CE B DGF:T 1960-61 X X X X X X
2200000 Total S li4,940.31
138.765 (Xl 11 1. TOTAL. BEGI~~f:-JG BALA:'\CE
PLL'S I:'\C0~1E . 347.291.38
S 726,-;QS.OO J\ '. EXPEXDlTL'RES A:O.'D TRA~SFERS
X X X XXX
c 17. OO M
6c-Bond Interest S
B-BonrJ Redemption
TOTAL EXPENDITL'RES
82.451.25
120.000.00
s :.5-H.39800 A:-JD TRANS FERS .
V. ESDlXG BALANCE, Jl'NE 30 ... s 202.-151 2.')
11-1.843 13
s 1.732 61).1
s 56.430.00
7.900.00
S H356 00
X X X X X 'C
VI. TOTAL. EX P~DITURES ANP
TRA:'\SFERS PLt:S :-lET EXDING
BALA:'\CE $ 3-11 .. 29-J 38
BUILDING FOND
1959-60
1. BEGJN:-JIXG BALA:-JC'E. JVLY 1
Ca sh in County Treasury
U. S. Treasury .:'fotes
Actua l
$ 99.342.56
223.593.58
S 67.100.00 Total . ..
5.363.00 Less: Current Liabilities . 991,605.00
...... . s 322.936.14
51,778.00
16,500.00
28.920.00
2.589.00
Net Beginning Balance . S Z71.158.14
Adjustments to Current Liabilities -.36
Adjusted Net Beelnnine Balance $ Z71,157.78 II. IN~
Sale of Bonds ................................ .
~:~:~ m. TOT.J:ot,:i.rucmNiNG ............ S 0.00
Z71,157.78 $1,173,150.00
$ 29.116.00
1.200.00
' 30,316.00
• 1()(,996.00
37,275.00
' 142,.271.00
• 23,AJ56.00
BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME .. $
IV. EXPEND11'U'RES
l~AL OU'n.AY
a. Land ... -............ -.............................. ..
b. Improvement of Crounda .......... S
c. Bulldlnaa ... -............. -.................... .
d. Equipment
1. Booka ............. _ ......................... .
2. Other Equipment -·-·--···-·-
47,839.26
86.282.44
41,738.2>
Total ..... -..... --.. -·--·----·-$ 175,810.110
Grand TotaJ ....... __ , ________ 1 175.810.10
V -.... TOTAL EXI'ENDmJRES ........ I 175.-o.so . ..,. ... ..,mo BALANCE, lUNE 30
Cad tn Cou.n(y Truaury .. ______ ,_ 1 1a u.s. 1're&nf7 Jlfote. --...... ______ 11,01&00
Total ---................................... _. ..... \
I.Au: Currut UabUW.. ..................... _ 100.00
Jlfet EndJna a.Jance ..... ______ , e..•
VI. 1'0'1'~ DPDDm1US PLVS
2UT DDU~o ~---.. --. • m.ur.11
of Surflne Area No. 2 as surr en from a car parked In his back
condltlol}s. coneestfon and yard ... 1960-61
Budget s 14UW3.13 beach conditions require. but a.d:Drr C. ---. 5051/a ••·
not less often than onet> each Uotrope A..., Coroea del II•,
week. ~o two-block aru ot <Continued on page 101
$ 3 005.00 Surfi ng Area :>Jo. 2 shall be -----
open to s urfing for a con. LEGAL IIOTICE 25.581.00 tlnuous periOd of more than IIOTICE TO caEDITOal 7.3-19.30 one week No. A-35759
X X X X X X
29-t,599.57
$ 33 1.~3-I .S'i
.:76.278.00
$ 68.206.25
134,000.00
s 202.206.25
Z74,071.75
s 476.278.00
1960-61
Budeet
• 2.00
96.095.00
' 96,097.00
800.00
' 95,297.00
$1.~.000.00
$1,645,000.00
$1, 7t0.2f11 .00
• 290,000.00
50,000.00
1.250.»'7.00
6.000.00
ttt.OODOO
11.7-..r.oo
11.7-..r.OO
ll,74UI'7.00
~
'
In Surtl.ng Art>a Xo 3 u r SU PERIOR COURT OF THE
lng s hall be permitt~d ~a rl~ STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
betwe en the hours of 6 THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
o'clock A. ~f. a nd 12 o'clock Estate of JOHN WEHRT, aka
noo n a nd between 6 o'clock JOH:>J R. WEHRT. aka JOHA)l.
f. and un~t. ~ES WEHRT, aka JOHA.'iNES R.
n Surtlng Area ~o 4 u t WEHRT. Deceased. ~hall ~ pe,;,liteds ~: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
P . .\
I
ing
een the hours of 6 o'clock the <'reditors of the above named tw ~J. and 12 o'clock noon decedent that all persons having
nday through Friday ex claims against the said decedent
t on holidays. bet~ee~ are required to file them, with
A.
)fo
hours of 6 o'clock A l\f the necessary vouchers, In the
10 o'clock A. M on ~t: office of the clerk of the above
cep
the
ay, Sunday and holidays, entitled court. or to present them,
from 6 o'clock P M Un· with the necessary vouchers, to
and
urd
and
til s unset dally. · • · the undersigned at Law office of
l SURFING PROHIBITED Galvin R. Keene, 333 North New-
person shall use or ha\'~ port Boulevard, Newport Beach,
his possession any surf. California, which Is the pla<'e of
(C
No
r<\, paddleboard or sim i· bu~lness of the underalened In
devfet> between June 1 all matters pertaining to the es-
In
boa
September 30 of t>ach tnte or sald decedent. within six
r both dates inclusive months alter the first publication
Jar
and
~Y plaet> In th P lfi • of thla notice. e 8 " c Date July 1 1960
yea
at a
an within the City u et>pt lR.'\IA, R. WEHRT In an area where surf.
OCt"
with
Is pennltted and during Executrix of the WUl of
rs surflna 1s ""rmitted the above named
lng
hou
with I h "" decedent. n auc area as provided GALVIN R KEENE
his ~ion. Subject to Atto~y at Law
provlalons of S e c t I o n 333 N h N
ln t
the
, after September 30 and Ne ort ewport Boulevard
re June 1 of each year wport Beach, CaUfornla
4239
befo Midway 6-1221 rIng S. permitted any Attorney lor Exf!CUtdx
ce In the Ci ty. PubJ•-... • 1
s ur
pia ) SWIMMING PROifiB· 1980 j"· .. u Y 14, 21, 28, Aug. 4.
ITED. No person shaJI wa•. n the Newpo" Harbor En.
(d
bath e, or swim betwHn June
d September 30 of •adl
• both dates lncluaiw, In
aurflna area a t any tJme
1 an
year
any
IU rflnl la ~ltted In auch
unleu auch person hu
Ia poeeeulon and a. ac-
Y ualna a au.rtboerd.
dJebofrd, or atmllar de·
area
lnh
tuaJI
. pad
viet. " s lrnON 2. This ordinance
be pubUihed once In tbe
new.paper of Use CltT,
the aame ahaU be effectlw n after the date ol lt8 on.
llhalJ
oftldal
&ncl
30da
adoptJ ,. .. ordlnance ... lntloduc:od
replar rneeuna of the ac;,
lld1 ol the Cley of Kewpart
Mid on tho 11th day at um. and ... adopted ..
25«11 day of July, ltiiO, .,
at a
Cou
BNch luq,
tlw
lbelol lowtnr vote, to Wit:
4 YJ:I. OOCIJiaLMar: Klnps
ley, Add-., Cook, Hut. ........
• '1fOD. COUifCil.IIEJf: Jr-. I I & • T COUJICII.IIaf: ............... au•• E. RAa'l' ... ,. ....... n.l': " 11.1-..ra
'Vtlht ........
IUIGDIICUOUDD E ~-h'l
•
D.WYI. f.
ZNIUQ('$
c~·• 7111111-._ ..
-IIDIS·IUTTI CICI ... llliAI
looloHfoli(._, -. ... .. ..... ..... ......
ltC~ ruwu. tt•'ttl HAtllttlf t...,... I .......:• .... _.. t..,.. • • •
c......-s.c:QIIItE b
MOVINO? LET LYON
GUARD YOUR 0000!
•
..............
MI .. IIIII .d11r. ENSIGN CLASS I FlED. ,ADS
Spartre from a cl..,.U. were ...,. ..... -.................. ------blaJMd for a ftre aboard 1M M · ca. I"'a 1ALa ClASSIFIED AD RATES -c.t. wHit ..der ., wi+hM 10 ..,.
1 r ... 2 r ..... ln..
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK.
3131 Ha rbor Blvd. at' Glaler c:a.ta ....
KIMBER' Y 5-1158
loot cabin crulaer, Matador, at
the ArMriean IAJlon Dock, 2\s.
15th St.. Newport leach, at 10:25
p.m. lut Friday, the Newport
Beach flre department reported.
The fire atart.cl In kapok llfr
jacbta und~ a aetee In the
main cabin. Workmen had been
palntin1 ea .. ler ln.alde the cabin.
People on tbe dock saw the
ftre and put It out with a 1arden
ha. befOft firemen and the tire
boat arrived.
8010 rmll 801PITAL
Bert Fehren. of Balboa, past
pMSident of the Pacific An1lers,
well known . Ba lboa Bay Club
member. Ia able to retum to his
home after surgery at Hoae Hos·
pltal.
Friendly Nel1hborhood Service
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
11 0 Broad way
Ll 8-3G3 It 1-MM Ccllta ....
THE PlltJIETUAL AWARD for the most valuable Rotarian of the
year is being presented by George Hols tein (left), past president
of the Newport Balboa Rotary Club. to Dick J ohnson, who was
selected for the honor beca use of his activities throughout the
1959-1960 yeor.
con •• PICDfa
Mrs. Mary Lou Speed. proml·
nent Tuesday Club member, who
was ho.plt.allzed for a few days
Jut week after a heart attack.
1a able to be home again. ,,,.. .......
lallrl,.. ., lim
A cigarette was blamed for a
19.000 fire which destroyed the
traUer and cabana of Leonard
L. Lod1e. space nine, Lldo VII·
lat e, 700·31st St., Udo Penins ula,
at 2:21 p.m. last Thursday.
INStJL\llfCZ ...
There had i)een a small fire
ln the traJier about a n hour be·
fore the fire department was
called. Occupants thought they
hAd put lt out and left. No one
waa In the traUer when the Ore
broke out again. FOR ALL OF
YOU R INSUR.A.NCE NEEDS People llv1nr close helped to
confine the fire to the trailer
and protect nearby trailers and
cabanas until the arrival of fire·
men.
Sadleir Insurance Co.
John E. Sadlelr
3333 E. Coast Hwy. OR 3-3850
Corona del Mar
~=~==------TOUTBS F AIL TO 8UA.K Df
INVESTMENTS • • • Tw I d h o s en er yout s seen on
CROWELL. WEEDON It CO. the roof faUed to rain entry to
Members Beacon Auto Parts, 480 N. New·
Pacific Cout Stock Exchanp port Blvd., N e wport Height.!~,
Burdett Harrl.on. RH. Mar. about 5:30 a.m. last Friday. New.
Dick Rucker Ted Paulaon port pollee reported. The youths
Lola Fennell Ruth Baker lett the area ln a late -model car.
Mike Myers a witness said.
Prtvate Wire Services
2601 E. Coast Hwy. OR 3·7005 For .n y-ptflltillt fteeclt., ul ...
bsJp ~ C... ORJ.Ie J..oiiO.
,_... OIIOll J.GIIO. Corona del Mar
Private Swimming
Ylll ·PilL
Lessons
Red Cra. Certit*l m.tructor
Teaching AD Ap.
Ratea
WATCHES IY:
• WIDO
• GRUEN
• WYL.EI
• ETEINA
• HAWIL.TON
How would you lib to buy
" ... .. ••••• .....,. 0111
We're closing out 10 sets at $25 to $50 below our
cost. All 1960 name brands, 21 " & 23" models.
.... TV SDVICE I SALES
PhOD8 ORiole 3-5655
YOURS
AT LAGUNA FEDERAL
• INSURED SAVINGS
CICCOUDia iDaured to 110,000
• STRONG RESERVES
c:urreat r.er.-11.7-y •
• • HIGHEST RATE
ecnw'Meat. will ...,.
1/a% ·-CWI ... IJIVII)END
PAID FOUl II II A UAil
SOPRANO MARILYN HORNE. who began her ca reer as the voice
of Dorothy Dandridge in the film version of "Carmen Jones," will
be featured soloist ot the starlight concert to be given Saturday
eve nin g, Aug .. 27. at the laguna Beach Irvine Bowl, by the Sum·
mer h stival Symphony of Orange County. Edith Schiller, pianist,
will also be a soloist at the conc.rt.
NEWS OF I 0 YEARS AGO
e JVI.T •• 1150
Ground was broken for the fu·
ture home of the Ensign, at the
corner of Heliotrope Ave. and
Coast Hwy.. Corona del Mar;
owner of the Jot and building is
B. N. ~nbere of Corona del
Mar, and the architect l.s John
Lloyd Wrt«ht of Del ~r. aon of
architect Frank Uoyd Wright ...
Mrs. Luther Morrill of 224 Ruby
Ave .. Bal~ Is I a n d , ~lved
word from the U.S. Air Force that
her son, Lt. Horace (Bud l Cod·
ling, ..yas miaslng in action In
Korea ...
· The board of cllroctora of
• ., M-odal a-pltal ap-
poiDtecl a. L a-, I-ll'
of tbo ••••· Y.U., c-..u-
alt., ......... -adaialatrator
of BOCI9 Boqjtal. to be built
oa tho bluff ..-looldllg U.e
Arcb"··· The following committee of 6
was named to consider action to
'Prevent pollution or the waters
or :'llewport Bay; Converse Wur·
demann. representing yachting;
John Curci, for the landlnp; ~
Jonas. angling; Peter Barrett.
sportfishlng; Roy Roush, can·
nerlea, and J. Arthur Taylor of
Lido Isle Community Assn ....
Newport Harbor Legion Post 291
joined with the majority ot the
Orange County Council to reject
sponaorshJp of the Airport Club. ..
5 YRS. AGO
the casino at Seal Beach ... Le·
glon Post 291 will meet for the
first time July 26 In the new
Legion Hall. which Is nearing
completion at the bay front near
15th Sr. In Central Newport ...
AUTOS WAJfTED
WANTED-A TRIUMPH. MG or
Healey. Will trade $<100 cash
J>lU!I my excellent '55 one own·
er Chevrolet Coupe. See Don
Catte. 516 Legion St., Laguna
Beach.
AUTOMOTIVE u .aVJCE
SPECIAL
•
Wheels Aligned
and Balanced
$9.95 with thi~ Ad
•
Herb Miller's
RICH FIELD STATION
3636 E. Coast Hwy. at Poinsettia
OR 3·9728 • Corona del Mar
·~~a~~~----------CALL -
Sympson & Nollar
Newport's
Oldest Establlshed Painters
OR 3-3830 -Eves OR 3·5454
-"t!~~::· ~-:;;: 20 ... ., .... -······----·-··-······· .75 1.25 1.10
Exeellent eondiUon. 12.700 caah 21 worck .. )() worch -·-------·-· 1.00 1.50 LOG
or may be financed 1f credit J I ..,. .. 40 ..,. ··-···-···--·--·-I .25 2.00 2.10
1ood. oa a.on&. E..dl word ~ 40 ._. -·---··-·-.01 .os .01
'58 T·IIRD. Fact. alr rond. FuU (S& OlDY FOlM •ow FOR SPECIAL MAIL-IN RATES' pow.r. Beautiful rond. Low _.._ _______________ .;......_;.;;;..;........;.:;;..:.;..;:;.:.'-
miles. Ori1lnal owner. U 4-
3470.
HARBOR
MOTORS
Authorized Dealer
e ALFA ROMEO
e ALPINE
e F1AT
e HillMAN
e HUMBER
e LANCI}.
e SINGER
e SUNBEAM
e TRIUMPH
\
HARBOR
MOTORS
2150 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
MI 6-5091
MUSICAL DfST1IUJIDTS
ELECTRONIC SOUND
SYSTEMS
Stereo. Hi-Fi
COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL
HOMES-BOATS
CUSTOM lNST ALLA TION
Sound-Crofters, Inc.
AUDIO SPECIAUSTS
2626 E. Coast Blway OR 3·8515
Corona del Mar
PLAYER PIANO
HEADQUARTERS
NEW-RE8U1L T
fSome automatic lr electric)
GRANDS
UPRrGHTS
SPlNETS
"Open Fri. nJgbl$ 'tiU 9:00 p.m."
roauu
'38 EVINRUDE, 35 H.P. All Elec· JANITOR and maln~nanef> man
t rlc. Includes boat and trailer. wanted. Apply at l"ort Theatre,
1500. OR 5·1023. COM, after 6 p.m.
SIDNEY 12! Dacron Sail.!~. Dolly. RETAIL BAKERY sales lady
Regl.ttratlon. Insurance paid. wanted with ~xperlence. Apply
$375, can Clnance. OR 3·6642, Snack Shop Bakery, 3144 £.
after 5 P.~. __ Coast Hlway, COM.
Hl fl MONAURAL .3y tem. Altec PART-TIME WORK In your 9-wn
s peakers and amplifier. Gar-h o me an werine telephone.
rard turntable, T ee c o F. M.l Large Company. Hourly wage
tuner. Pri\'ate party. Ml 6-1~4. plus rapid salary Increase for
----SHOP SMITH \"OrtSCtentlou person. Phone
HYatt 4·8832 evenings.
U ke new attachments In-
cluded $195.00. Call days
Kl 3·162-1. E\·es. OR 3·6004..
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAILY
Be Sure To Cbeck With
EARLY AMERICA~ foam rubber JUNE FARRAR sofa, 30 sq. yards or aU wool
carpeting. o\'al braided rug, all Employment Agency
wool, both Y>1th pads ~'larble 402~ 32nd St_ Newport .
top tables. Boy asr rifle. port-ORiole 3-468>
able typcwruer. lamps, etc SITUATIOIIS WA.WTED OR 3· 76Z7. , _____ ..__ ___ __.:.:;:::.....:;..::.:: _______ _
REAL ESTATE & II.EifTALS JAPA.'\'ESE . GARDENER. Clean up, maintenance, landscape.
U:-IFURN ........ 1 bedroom apt. a"aiJ. Reasonable rates. Kimberly 5-7502. able Aug. 15. yt.>ar's lease.
Adults, no pets. Inquire 620 CHAUFFEUR -Mature, capable
Orchid. COM. OR 5-00n. man will drive your car any·
TWO BEDROOM curnlshed. gar· where. Local references. HYatt
age. garbage di posal, laundry _ 4:!_963. _
room. Water paid. No pets. OR EXPERIENCED rardener. mow
5-1305. I edges, trimming, and clean-up.
FOR LEASE-Ofttce space under Also gardenJng. Let me make
construction, thirty cents sq. your yard or garden look beau-
ft. 200 to 2500 sq. Ct., partJtions _tlfu!.:._ Kl 3-6.965.
to suit. Utlllt1es, forced air. I ~EED CLEANING MAN? Qlll me
parking, corner location. Mas· -1 wash Windows lns1de and
ters Plaza. 3810 E. Coast Hwy out 39c each. Wash kitchen
CD~f. OR 3·412Q. Eves. OR waUs complete $10. Also wax
3-6873. floors. Call after 4 p.m. U
8·3587. ••••u lP11.
$10 WEEK Jt:LY
$75 WEEK Al:Gl:ST
~ew furnish~. large rooms.
sleep four. Good location. Las
Ca lta.s, 1312 W. Balboa Blvd.
OR 3·2646
FU RN lSH.ED AP ARTMENT-="-==-.-g-ood__,
location, pleasant surround·
lngs. No children. No pets.
Yea.rly lease. 610 Marguerite.
Corona de r Ma.r.
LARGE NEW
2 BEDROOM
COOL APT.
HARBOR ESTATES
APTS.
$87.69
Per ~1onth.
A\'Nagt' on )t'aS('. ·wh H'h is about
S50 J)E'r month undt'r romparable
apartmt-nL'I. I
8u11t by 0 1kf' & Colt'grove, Inc
PEIIIO.AL
REGARDING PactCic View Me·
mortal Park call Mrs. G. D.
(Lutlel Grupe. OR 3·7C1T7, lJ.
censed Counselor. Thank you.
SU VICES
Painting -Decorating
PAPEll B.ANGDfG
GEORGE BURKHARDT
lJceneed Contractor 1897 Oranp A,.. ea.ta .._,.
____ t.lbert7 ....
JOHNSTONE'S
Mesa Auto Wreckers
Used Auto Pa.rta, ,_
We Buy Can and Sc:rap "-taa
UBERTY 8-7013
2nS Pl.aoeJtta Ave_ eo.ta .,_
Complete Landscaping
Service
P1tEE £S'J'DlA TES
S6.B er-n Slampe
.Free dell Ye!l"1
C'ORON A DEL MAll NUltSD1'
OR 5-0160 · 2744 E. Coast Hwy.
ALL TYPES OF
Photographic Supplies
e Fut Color Film Service. e Movie Projectors for a.nt.
• Model Airplane Supp U..
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
1782 Newport Blvd .. Costa M .. 'Pttc,n~ LJ~ ll. 704?
Carpentry
Msnor Repairs
No Jobs Too Small'
H 0 ANDERSON
2966 Peppc>r T ree Lane
Co ta M~. Cahf.
Kimberly 5 175
It no answer call MI 6·2372
MOVING?
2 Fast Insured mo"ers and
large van $11.00 an hour
Time starts at you door ..•
Why pay more?
-Call-
NEWMAN
I
SSOO Bond Is
Lobster Bake
Grand Prize •
A 1500 .. vtnu bond wUI be
tbe arand prize at tlw ~
Bake at the Corona del Mar raaJn
beach, aceordlna to a dedalon
ot the board ot directors ot the
aponeortna BalboA · Bay Uona
Club, meellnc at t~ home ot the
prealdent, Bry Maraton, In Corona
del Mar.
The Lobster Bake wUJ be held
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 10
and 11. and the crand prize will
be awarded at 9 p.m. on the 11th.
The winner will not have to be
present. Mr. Marston aald.
Other prizes will be awarded
at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. on both
days, and the winners must be
present for those awards.
The price or the meals was set
at $1.95 for adult• and S1.2S for
children. The menu will Include
lobster or broiled chopped sir·
loin. baked potato. cole slaw.
r"Olls m I 1 k or coUee, and Ice
cream.
EUUSJOif REEDED
·-FlnHt corner for a family
wlth teenaaft. Spotlele and
charmlna. separate apart·
ment for teenapr or m"Other·
ln·l~w. Workshop for dad.
Slab for boat. Phone for
appt. to JH,
IWIU SAYS SEll
SEASPORT REALTY
CLIIIE VII I-
REALTOR
A "HOUSEWAitMIN&" and bot~t show t~tfend·
ed by more tht~n 300 invited guests lt~st Sat·
urday mt~rked the opening of the W. D. Schoc~
Compa·ny,'s new ft~cility on Greenville Rd., near
Talbert Ave., nodherly of Ort~nge Cot~st Col·
lege. A poriion of the crowd which viewed the
edensive line of molded fib.rgl.us st~ilbot~ts
built by this compt~ny Clln b. seen here. Owner
W. 0. !Bill) Schock is lit the lower corner of the
picture, t~nd in the crowd nu r the center fore·
ground is his liCe·s~ipper, teen·t~ge son Tom.
!Bedner photo)
Mr. and Mrs. John Mullins of
Costa Mesa will probably have
to buUd separate garaee for ttttlfr
son. Scotty, tor he added about
30 vehlcl~ to his Oeet at a ,e.
cent birthday party hela In hon·
or of reaching the ace of 2.
Arnone the older euesu were his
grandmother, Mrs. R. J. Hultman
of Corona del Mar, and his aunt,
Miss Susan Hultman.
2633 West Coast Hlahway
Newport Beach
Ll 8·9349-~ .... u 8-3293
WITD
6 ROOMS -PIEJt A nc>AT
From the POUCE BLO II ER U:fUDI '10 LDRUT
PRIVATE SALE
CALL FOR AI'JIOINTMENT
OR 3·3830 Mrs. H. M. Ba~ of Costa
fContlnued from page 81
aepo~ted tiM theft of a tire aDd
wbeel fnm IUs car ••• FI'GDk
Ewntt. 541 S. aery TNGt, 8aJ.
boa JalaDd. ,.,..._ed fbldia9
3 batbJJ19 suJta OD IUs froat
pGICb .•• T1Mo llobl.u. 3100 w. Coast • ...., .. Jfewpoat hcKh.
reponed tbe theft of tools from
the wwbboo area of b1a car
ageacy for tbe !)CUt few aicJbta
• • . lfidr Buuecru, 21& E. Ocecm
Froat, Bolhoa.. reoported tbe
theft of a aa11 1a a ICiil ba9
Mesa returned to her poet at the------------
fnm the boot _... Cit Q.rts. I Trapp, Costa Mesa; E. G. Ellls, Corona del Mar Ubrary this week
tiaa's But. 8al.boa • • • Santa Ana, and D. A. Granmatls. after sure leal operation for the
Richard E. Eastman. 25. 30i1t El Toro ... F. J. Corbin, 1113"W . removal ot a &olter.
33rd St., Wes t :-Jew p ort, was Bay Ave.. Balboa. reported the AST HIGHWAY
charged with Intoxication in pub· theft of hi" 1957 car from a 1600 WEST CO "" LEGAL lf011CE lie at 32nd St. a nd Newport Blvd., parking lot near Via Lido and NOTICE OF PUBU C HEARJNG NEWPORT BE;ACH U 8·9354
Newport Beach ... Fred Dupree, Xewpon Blvd.. ~ewport Beach Notice Is hereby &lven that the' ------------
1801 15th St., CUff Ha\'en. re· ... Craig B. Warfield. 22. of 118 City Council of the City of New·
ported the tneh of light bulbs Dahlia Ave., Corona del :Mar, port Beach will hold a public COl\'VE~JE:'ITLY located. mod·
valued ar $20 ... An accident at was booked at 11:50 p.m . on a hearing regard 1 n g Planning ern, with expansl\'e view of
Bayside Dr. a nd Coa t Hwy .. charge ot disturbing the peat·e at Commission Amendment No. 94• Bay and Ocean. Close to shop·
~ewport Be ach. involved cars Balboa A\·e. and :\Iarine Ave., being a petition of R. M . Krieg ping. transportation, schools .
driven by H. D. Young. 2i00 Balboa Island. to rezone Lots 24 to 46, Inclusive, and churches without cro l ng
,Cliff Dr., :'\e"'po" Heights: R. L. e SUifDAT, JULT 17 Block 1, Tract No. 5!8, rrom an highway. Unusual buy on tee·
Tired of
·DRIVE THERE IN A FORD DEALER
,A-1 USED CAR
'II TH .. EIIIID H• ......
aUpowu
'II TIUIIEIIIRD Ha ....
'II F.l R•cMro
'II C .. IIC c_,. DeVille
UbMW
'II .. IIIC Cit-c,._
'17 •ac•Y • ., .. ., . ......, .......
'17 PLYIWFII Cl .. Sell•
-111 -..dlllac.IC ftldlo, ....._
'II •...• -....,._ .... ....., ....... ,. ........ ..
1-cyL, ..... .
$331&
$1116
$1881
$3311
II ..
11211
I
'l'hiOdore Robins Ford
FOlD-FALCON -THUNDElllltO-TltUOCS
1-a&WJOIIT IIL'ID. 31. W. COAIT IIJWAT
c.1a .... M1 I-IlM Jl ............. U I-WI
o.-"'ID t .,a ..._ ..,_ Pd.. I Jto& lilt.. II .. I ....
Harold E. Feinstein. i:>l Via R· 1 to an R·2 Dis trict. located at simple lor. Three bedrooms.
Lido Soud. Liclo lo;le. reported 1501 to 1589 MJramar Drive. BaJ. two la rge baths. bullt·lns all
the theft or hlg 1957 car !rom boa: Planning Commission has electric ::\Jedalllon kitchen. All
• the rear or a Ci\fe at 3353 Via recommended denial of said Ap· carpeted, draped, a nd land·
1 L1do, :':ewport Beach. at 12:10 -pllcation. scaped ready for occupancy.
am .... Jean T. 1-lill. 3.'>. of 16i31 NOTJCE IS HEREBY FURTHER Thls beaut I f u 1 NewPort
Irvine Ave . l'j)Pf'r Bay Area. wa GJVF:'J that the said public hear. HeIghts h ome o!fered at
booked on a d r u n k dri\'in~ ing wtll be•held on the 12th day $39,500. Owner U 8·4207. Cour·
char$le at 2:10 a.m. in the j()(} I or September. 1960. at the hour or tesy to brokers.
block of \\'. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa 7:30 p.m. In the Council Cham·
... Clarenc-e E. TrolloPf'. 28, Dow bers of the City Hall of the City CoroDa del Mcu
ney, was bookf.'d on tratric war· of Newport Beach, California, at T1nd ol Saaog CIDd Beat? rant~ for Downey pollee after which time and place any and Then See T hese 2 NEW
offk er went to Investigate a re· a ll persons interested may ap· DELUXE 2 Bd;. ~IEDALUO:'i
I port ot a suspicious person In the pear and be hea.rd thereon. ' Duplexes ~ear Beach
27 8 I h Rd Ca Rent 1 fr Llve Rent·Free-Hurry area of 46 1 r i ton .• meo :\1ARGERY SCHROUDER • Bullt·ln Electric Oven 1r Range
Shores. at 9:50 am .... ::\1rs. S. City Clerk • Forced Air Heat-Gar. Dlsp.
W. LaChasse. 307', Coral Ave.. Clly of Newport Beach • Marble Pullman w. Tile Shr.
Balboa I !Ola nd. rt'ported the theft Publish : July 28, 1960 • Huge Fireplace; w1w Carpeting
or a pu:se from a car at that In the Newport Harbor Ensign. • Slld1ng glass door to Private
addre.;s. ------· ------Patio. • Landscaped, Fenced, Double Garage.
Open 618 Iris Ave. by Owner
e Too Late to Cla.ify
roa SALE
OR 3·5328 OR 5·1925
LI 8·5006
s, .... c.test .... 'AI Reali. 1--Lfut BEAUTYREST BOX s pring and
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mattress on legs $35. KJdney
dressing table 110. Pair Pro· WATCH THE BOATS CO)tE IN.
The ''Homl' Town S;>e<'<'h Con· vinclal twin beds $100. Small China Cove water front home.
S90.000 furnis hed. 11 Jotll. Opt-n
daily 1 to 4 p.m. ZiZ1 Shell
Street. Earl W. Stanley, exclu·
slve agent, 332 )larguerite St.,
Corona del )tar. OR 3-8550.
te t'" wa., "c h l!' d u I e d for t he mahogany kneehole desk $25.
bre~tkfast mE'et ing today fThurs· Pair studio rouches $75. Rattan
1 day 1 hy the :'\ewport Harbor· bar blonde tea waeon etc .. also
Costa )fesa Board of Realtors. '52 Jaguar 120 Roadmaster. 232 I The subject is "~y Homf.' Poinsettia, Corona de~Mar.
Town," and members participat. -------------------------
1 ing are Tim Corrigan of WarrPn
Turner Realty: Clyde Keith of
John Vogel Realty: ~lck Bender
of lk'nder Rt-a l Estate: Bud Jen·
sen or Page Realty, and Bill Co11-~
I J(Tove ot the Hou~W ot Chatham.
Realtor George Williamson won
the conte-st for the past 3 years.
but has bowed out as undefeated I
champ.
The winner will reprf'!ICnt the
local board at tht-annual state
contes t In San Fra ncisco In Oc-
tober.
LEGAL •ana
NCYTJCE OF PUBUC HEARING
N<YnCE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of the City
of Newport Beach will hold a
public hearing regarding QrdJ .
nance No. 993, amendlnc Dls1rict
Maps No. Z1 and 28 of the New·
port Beach Municipal Code to
•how thereon the rezonlnc of
Tract No. 3800. LoU 1 to 47. lf ·
elusive, located eoutherly of Mar·
lners Drive and euterly of Dover
Drive, In , the Back Bay area,
from an Uncluaifled Dt..trlct to
an R-1·8.
NO'ntt IS HERBY F'URTREB
GJVEN that the aaJd public hear·
Inc will be held on the 8th day ot Aucust. 1960, at the hour ot
7:30 P. M. In the CoundJ Cham·
bers of the City HaJJ of the City
ot Newport Beach, Calltornla. at
whlch Ume and place any and
all personJJ lnter.ted may ap·
pear and be heard thereon.
MABGD'Y ICRROUDD
Cl~ C1ertr
City ol Jfewport -..cb
Publleh: Jut, .. ~
.. SOLD OUT ..
(exc-ept one)
An unus ual opportunity allows us to offer a California
rontemporary home right on the beach In CORO~A
DEL MAR. Unmatched view of the jetty; 2 bedrooms,
2 baths; "H-awallan.ty pe" living at Its bes1. Modem
pecor with all the extru. We applaud the low price of
$-12,500; !so will you ).
BABSON
IIIIJ I llwalllllll C..
CReal Estate Imaclneei'IJ)
2828 E. Coast HJchway Corona del Mar
OR 3-mo
LOW DOWif PA YMDT. A SPOTLESS
New wall to wall earpeUna. Elec:t.rtc kitchen. Price
132,500. Owner will aeeept down payment of 13.500.
See tht. one. .....
(On Cout Jlw7. Jal S.da ot c-on. del Mar)
oaloJe ..... I
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Hi i&&N IIIJIU'I'a TO RA("R'D fC* til Of
S&Pi*WG ,.,_ or tour -..... mr barciWOG4 or
alab rJoan. hiDU7 I"'GGDD. two ... bullt·ba JdteMM.
·--.., ........ ~ Lup ........ ..,..... ........ ~ ...... upta, 0.. Work oil Harbor Blvd.
-In ._til luta AM. 8taJotlq at llfMI.
".UOi'IID J'.um.An ROME DJ:VELOPMJ:NT'
Plell ,_, IGeatiOII before our Grand OpenJna.
I liiii' 1 I•••• 1£111•1 I Yllll
One ol the IDOit bNutitUl taome. In the Harbor Area.
Three hup liedrooiM and family room, 1~ bat..._
extra wanb'obe. Two flreplaeq, forced air heat. electric
bu1Jt·lna and •puate lronlnc room. BeauUfuUy land·
scaped, dichondra lawns, sprtnklei'IJ front and """·
Cement block wall wfth double aate for BOAT STOR·
AGE. OWNER LEAVING FOR ARIZONA. WILL SELL
J'OR $24,9!50-F.H.A. FINANCING EXIS'nNG.
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
"you'll like our friendly .ervlee"
220 E. 17th St. C:O.ta Mesa Uberty 8-113t
CAcroa the st~t ;rom Meu Shopplq Center)
Evenlncs Call MI 8 ·5855-U 8-.a:l
IIYDT • TIE -E11T1
3 Houses on % Acre, Center eo.ta Mesa ·····-··-·---.. -·--t:Z2,500 5 Units lblboa Between ~an A Bay .. ___ , __ ,___ -.son
West Victoria 4~'~ Loan, 3 8edrOorns ~-··-·-................. .llo,llSO
895 Senate, 3 bdrm, 2 bathJI, t:l.OOO down ... -................. .$13,Je0
100 Kines Place, VIew Home with pool-luxury ... -......... 500
187 Eu1 22nd St., Thrft Bedrooms._ ..................... _. __ .llJ~
2400 Sierra Vlsta---4 Bedrooms, 3 BathJI, Back Bay .......... $42,500
129 G Street-Balboa PeDinsula ... _ ........................................... $30,000
3129 Barbados Place, 3 B/R. 2 Bath. $2000 Dn ................. $18,060
2Q2....-4Jrd Street, Cl~ to ocean ............................ --·---.$18,500
412 Princeton Drive, 3 Bdrm .• 2 bath and beaullfuJ... ___ .J23,l00
191 Buoy St., 3 bdmu, 2 bath and Family room. .............. .$20,750
4 Acres In Fountain Valley, Horses .................. per acre, 7.500
526 Santa Ana Ave .• 3 bdllTlJI., bulll·ln.L .................. _,_ .. $22,500
2303 Redlands, 3 bdrms., 2 bath, brand new ...................... .$26,500
2581 Greenbrier Lane, 3 bdnrua., 2 baths, new carpets ....... $22,950
3 homes on beautiful Holmwood Dr ........... -$19,500•216,500·48,750
2070 Tustin Ave. new 5 bdrms .• 3 baths ....... _ ........ ___ , ... .$34,500
Balboa Cove.--Prlvate beach and pier, 3 bdnrua, 2 baths $57,500
481 E. 20th St. Charming Provln. 2 bdrma. A den, 2 baths $25,500
Irvine Ave. Corner 4 bdrms. fr den. 2 bath.I-T'rade .. $19,000
309 La J olla New 4 bdrms. 3 baths. Ocean VIew. Trade $32,500
813 Joan St., 3 bdrms. -2 baths, Comer ........................... $13,500
Commercial Lot, Old House-C2. .......................................... 112,500
College Park-3 bdrms.-2 baths-Pool .......................... $22,000
929, Dopood, 3 bdrm.s. fumt.hed ..... ·-·--·-·-······· .. ··-··---$14,500
2453 Tustin Ave., 8 units, pool.J ............................................. .$118,500
2!i Acres, 2 houses. subdlvtsJon potentJaL ........ -...... -..... .$o15,000
Harbor Hl&hlands. Beautiful home, 1501 Sylvta Lane ...... ..$24.500
...._ Vepl, llalltr
~n 6·1675
400 :'i. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
1716 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa
CIIEI liliES
ifODERN EARl. Y AMERICA.'i
4 181111, 3 ~~~ ...
f6C1T GORHAM -BY OWNER
FULLY CARPETED DRAPES
LA~DSCAPED DISHWASHER
MEDALLION ALL· INTERCOM
ELECTRIC KITCHE:'l SHAKE ROOF
IWJ I. IEPIIIT IBID
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT OJl 5·1016
for a honeymoon cottaee, a . family dream bouae, a
retirement home, a country cabl_n on a trout stocked
Jake, or even a cattle In s.-tn!
Well, stop worrylnc. Relax. Call your Realtor. U he
dOHn't have It, he'll find It for you.
After all, your Realtor la not HJust any rul ..tate
broker." He belonp to tbe local loud ol a.atton and
the National A.uodaUoa ol S.al Eatate llroken.. He'a
pledaed to a strict code ot .U.ka and traiiM'd to .. ve
you profesalona1 eerviee. Loolr for tbla embl..a.
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