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Trustees, Superintendent
nswer Plrenls'· ·
CINTa OF AI IMTION et the Fligftt of the
Snowbirds trophy presentation ere 5-yeer-old
Martha S.ever end 7-ye.r-old Vid o•ie Seever,
I 18 ~pol.ne ~ve., a.Jboe Island. Victoria wol'l
the trophy es younged C}irt to fin ish, end Merthe
was her crew. They finished I 27th-in lest p&ece.
~t the left is Tom Webster of C orone del Mer,
general chairmen for the Flight, end et the right
is Henry Medel of Belboe. rece chairmen.
City's Tax
Still $1.35
Meet Again
NextW,ek
'Mayor .James Stoddard wJ au·
thoriz.ed by City Council Monday
evening to name a committee to
ltudy the effect of the overnight
parking ban on Balboa Wand's
Marine Ave. bUslneue..
Councilman Kenneth ICJnpley,
who made the motion, .. ld that
the committee ia to determine
whether the park.lnt ban Ia hurt-
Ing Martne Ave. bualne.es and
to evaluate the need tor con·
tlnu1n& the overnleht par~n1
ban. •
Councilmen Harvey Somers
and Bana Lorenz expreeMCI doubt
that a committe e ahould be
named, .. ytnc that lt'a up to
the Marine Ave. nMrchanta to
sUbmit lnformaUon to the Coun·
ctl
HJ am r-;rr••ll)r eoavtncect ......... --alb 'II .,
(EnsiCJn photo)
the afternoon study .eaton dis·
cuaaiPn. ·~aybe the restrk:tlve parkl91
a not needed.'' Councilman Dee
Cook a a I d. '1t haa not been
proven that the parklne ban has
anythlne to do with conditions
on the bland.''
The motion to authorize nam ·
lng the committee, which h.ad
been defeated at the July 25
Council meeting. was un,ni·
mously approved at laat Mon·
day evening'a meeting.
The request for a Jlmlt parking
stop zone tor Balboa bland U ·
quora durin& the parkJng ban
period was tabled by the Council.
City Attorney Walter Chuamza
ruled that auch a request would
require an amendment to the
~. ~ could not be ac· ~pUelwd prl« to Sept. 12. ...._.1M ban on Oftr·
Hank Sprague
Wins Flight:
4 Disqualified
Fourteen · year · old R e n r y
Sprague of Beacon Bay won the
sliver jubilee Flight of the Snow.
birds Sunday art~rnoon in the
fut time of 61l2 minutes. This
was his fourth Flleht; last year
he fi nahed fifth.
The tax rate for the curr~nt
fiscal year w.u set Monday e ve.
nine by the Newport Beach City
Council at 11.35 per $100 asst!S·
sed valuation-the same as for
the 1959-60 fiscal year.
Here· Is the comparison:
'Se-'10 'SO·'II c ... •ld lu.lld I .5I I ..
hltl 4 NCI'MtMa .15 .15
LliiNry fWid JltJ/a .ot
Ab..U.U.. fa.ad •'a .IIIP/a
lletlnla-t fulld . .11 .211
....... Mr9ke .Jet
a.ad fuad .., .ll»!a
IUS 11.25
Thto rt> I a half-ct>nt reduMion
Tom Schot'k of Udo Is le wa.o; in the library tax. a 2-~nt In·
third to cross the fi nish line, but crease In rhe employee r~tln!·
h~ was ruled second place win· menr fund tax. a half·l."t>nt re·
ner alt~r the prote t committee ductlon In the bond rt>d~mpUon
had rendered Its ruling on 3 tax .
skippers who had started ahead Tht> lncrt'~ In the genE'ral
of the gun. The committee dis· fund rax from 59 cents to 88
qua lified Gt>oree Twist. serond cents is causfd by the faM that
to finish; Jim Lewjs. fourth to the earbaeto and trash collection
flnlsh. and Bill Twist, fifth to ('()St 1~ back on th~ gt>nt>ral tax
fl nah. fund. In last year's budget It ap-
There were 152 entries; of pear~d a.s a ~parate Jt~m with
these, 131 finished the race. but a 30·cent tax rate.
there was a total of 4 disquall· For new a nnexations In the
ficaUol\1. ao an official total of city, the tax rat~ Is S1.321t. be·
127 compl~ted the race. cause the 21, -cent bond r~tlre·
Udo ble akippera again won ment tax doea noc apply .
U.. Uoo't ahale of top honors. Tbe Councll adopted a priority
HENRY SPRAGUE cJ;mbs t.p on the float et the Newporl Hecbor
Y~cn· C lvo ef-er be "~CJ dun~ed in he bey-lhe tredi ;one honor
"~~~rded ·~e w ,..~er of the Right of the s.,owb•rds E.,,,q., photo)
Harbor Offi(er Almost
Shot by Fleeilig Youth '
About 100 parents II tenM
Tuesday ~venlng aa anrwers
wer~ given by school tru.t~
and administrators to questions
about poLicy, tenu~. teaching
methods and covaluatlon In the
Newport Beach e I e m e n t a r y
schools.
The School Board CO\'NNI al-
most 3 pages of the 6-page L111t
ot questions submitted La t •oeek
by a RfOUP of parenta from Marl·
I
ners School. Answers wt-rf' glv.-n
to the quHti008 under the hud·
Lnes of ''Educational PhiiMO-
' phy," "Tenure," and "E\alua.
1 tlon."
As agr~d at th~ ~glnnlne ol
the a nsw~r ~on. the Board
PTHident Harvev Pf"ase callM
a halt aft~r a Jlttlf' more than 1 an hour of answers. thttn o~nM
tbf' meeting to QIJHtions from
the floor.
e AJIOTBU MEET'IRG S.ET
The answering w ill M ron·
ti.nued next TuHday e\·~ning.
again In the Hora<'t" En ign
School library, and Mglnnlng at
18 p.m. Topics rematnln« to be
l."overt-d are. In ord.-r. "Currl('u·
turn." "PT~u~:· "Gf'nt>ral
Jack Hart. harbor patroJman. Into th~ air and Nt-wpon pollet" Phl1080pby," and "CAneral1 Pro·
narrowly avert~ being kUIM or l arrlvM. Ofli<X"rs. with weapons cedures."
seriously wounded by a ..22 aluc drawn, talked the youth Into Agaln the aam~ method will
--a 1a .. ar.a 10. ...-.. tor eapltaJ lmprow-Bnil~~··•-..... w...-1:~u:rr::: t. Henry Spra,u.. .. ltHcon rent n.cal year: 111.300 tor .ueet
fired by a Cocta ~esa youth \Ndropplng ha g-uns." be toUowed: anawers by trwteea
aboard a. O.lna ~ ln \M ne youth. Dennis c. Clark. 13. or .auperl.ncendent. without lnt~r·
......_ euty BeftdaJ ~-o1 •; Avoeado lt., eo.ta--... I ruPdae trona the noor. followed
Oflkoft llaJt wu standlnt Clift was tabn Into t'UIItody.., dtarg-by a q~ ~-Addfttonal
the enatne room hatch lookln1 1 es of grand tM!t boat. aaault meetinp _.II be called If the
over the top of t.h~ pJJot hou.e with a deadly •-eapon and burg· questlon8 are not all <'0\'erf'd Abandonmml el tl* c.en. the ................ el tM ~
del Mar nnnolr to Oflell t1w wollw -.-o1 aa.o'nCI'Me and
way for addldanal .....,.., 1wnt becau. lila CaQ10n rewrvolr
In llatiNir VI.,. RJill wu __. provides adequate wat~ aupply.
led Monday by Uw ~ Coundl merred tbe matter to
Beadl C.Jty Council the wat~ plannlq committee
ConaultJnt enttneer Jam e 1 and abo to the dty attorn~y for Monttom~ baa .recomnwnded consideraUon ot the city's rlehts.
* * * • lEACH ADVEBTIIING PLAN REJECTED
A request to cany aclvertlalna
sll'ftla on publle beach-, promot·
lnt the Balboa Renclftvoue Ball·
room danctna procram, .... re·
jected Monday ewnlna by th~
Newport Beach City Council.
'"nne 'undwlch board' type of
advertJatna a p p • 11 a ua a bit."
Mayor JameAt Stoddard connnent·
ed. "A pubUe beach Ia not a place
to carry out any type ot adv~r·
jected to it .u "a Coney Island
type of 'promotion." Planning Dl·
rector Jerry Drawdy .. ld that ad·
vertislng Is prohibited on public
beach area, which Ia zoned R-1.
Ralph ·Morra . .ecretary of the
Am~rican Ballr6om Corp.. aald
he was making the request to
get his message to the attention
of teenagers. ''who apparently
don't read newspape,. very Ual nt.'' Coundlman Harvey SarMra ob· much." .. * * • EARLIER CLOSING ASKED AT 15TH ST. BEACH • Chaftllnl the e1..an1 tJme for recommendation Monday eve·
the 15th lt. ~n beach In Cen· nine aft~r ~lvJng • report from
tral Newport from mJdnqbt to Howard Williams, prellldent of
10 p.m. wtll be COMidered by the the Central N~ Beacp Cora·
Parka, leedMa and JtecreaUon laJ ec.nu-ton and the dty man· munJty Assn .• about comp nta
apr. trom property owners a,alnat
n.e City CoundJ called for a late hour rowdiness a t the beach .
* * * • P.E. 11JBDIV1BION CALLED SUBSTANDARD
Funher conalderatlon ol the rector .Jerry Drawdy a gi"Hd, but
aboeMrina Padftc ElectriC' tUb· .. Jd he favored eolng ahead .. th
dlvtalon trom &1rd St. to the lt. t weat~ly UmJt. of Jfewport Beaeh Councilman Charles Hart .. td
waa delayed Monday evenlnt by tha t the PE aubdivlalon proJ«t
the Qty Coundl. ls preferable to leavina the area
Pacific E1ldrle haa obj«ted as It Ia now. Mr. Hart alao uJd
to the requiNtnent that IMahore tha t the subdlvlalon waa com·
Dr. be wlctefted to 45 feet. and parable to other developmen._,
haa lndJcated tJiat the enUre aub· such .u Lido Sandt. To thla re·
dlvlaion plan may be abandoned. mark, Councilma n Lorenz ,.ld
At the afternoon atudy ~on. that he wa, tar from happy wleb
Coundlman Rarw LoNna .. td Lido Sands. which he <"alled aub·
that the propc!Rd tUbcllvtalon standard and slum-Jlke In ap-
waa au~andard. PlannJna Dl· pearan~.
* * * • CLEAR mu: FOB EASEMENT DISPUTED
TIM qu.doa of ,....... tranl· mPnt from the Koll Co. becau~
t« Ill title ._..... u ._.. lion· his approval Is needed. and he daJ eve a I a 1 .. tiM • ...,.... ha$ net tivcn a pproval Mc:au.e
Jlltd tlt7 COuiMill C'OMiciMwd ceMala condJUons <'Onc.wnJnc a .. n••"* wtda It W. Koll ... ~talnlng wall had not t.en :net te1t11M I.e. e a,_...._. by the KoU Co.
neer IIPd •· ... 'I'Uidn A..., Ia Councll approved Councllmnn
tiW Vppet 1q ..._ Ken""tl Klnp ley'a motion to ae·
......,. fta11o lwho owns ad· ~''' the euementa and algn tM Jo1a1M ... ..-. ulctld Coundl agreerMnt for conatructJon ol to_.., ltl dKflion. He MJcl t~at lmprowJMnta on conditiOn that
dty llhfMIId Mt pt dMr title th.-re ..._ bet>n no trau(t or mla·
OD a .a.reet and htghwa, .... rep,....ntatJon.
* * * • IGIICY 011 UU. IUILDINGI ADOPI'ED
on t.he fire boat pursuing the Jary next TuHday ~nln1
CTU.l.ser when the sJug ripped There wu no ~nlion of Mrs.
lay. MWtt and aJtnaJ system proj·
2. Tom Schock, ~6 VIa Dijon, ecta: U7.850 for Park ~Pt. Mau·
Udo ble. uncatlon projects; 182.200 for
3. Dick Vandervort, 110 Via (;e. Fire Station No. l In Balboa, and Into wood just abov~ th~ pilot Hto wa<t rhargf'd Wlth stuhng Vera Olson. wha.e resig nation as
house window. If the slug had a ~·foot t~·scr~ ~~In ~rurh· fJ rst grade teacht'r at ~1ann<>rs ~n a few l nch~s hlehtor or er r 0 ~ ~ns a c aC' t School prompt~ tht' parf'nl ro noa, Udo JaJe. addition to t he Balbo3 library.
JIAIL .OZ IILOWif VP lower It would ha\'e hit him. th~ Sale<~, To':>l E Cout Hwy • ~t'W · prtopare the qu~stlonnalrr But
Someone just blew up his ma1l l harbor department reporteti. port Beach. A b 0 a r d he ~ad lht'r~ were se\'eraJ si)C"('lrlc qu~·
4. Jane Howland, 113 Via Ni~.
Udo ble.
5. John Laun Ill, 132 VIa Vella.
Lido lale.
· 6. Cal Preston, 107 Via Cordova,
Lido late.
boX. B. A. Nlcholu, 182-1 Gala · Th~ same you th later fi rrd at load~d wea;>ons and ammu~uon , tlon.o; relating to Mrs. Ol!on~n t~a Ter .. Irvin~ Terrace. notlfJed 0f11<X"r Hart and Officer Anhur allegt>dlv <~tolen from the est· tt'&C'ht'r evaluation. a nd on tt'ach·
Newport poii'C~ at 10 p.m. Sat· Mace on a dock at 2'735 W. Coast em Auto Co .. 2300 Harbor Bl\'d., tor lf'nur~.
urday. Apparently a Jarg~ fire Hwy . Newpon Beach, aflt'r they Co ta :\ft>Sa. He was .prOC'H'ding e PUEir'n COMMUDED
7. John ~ Rosa. 2021 Thhuna cracker was used to blow the had ordered h1m to halt. The tlown thf' channel ~rratlcally at Board President Pea._~ opened
mall box from a garage waU. patrolmen fired tht>ir weapons a bout ;; mllt"'!-an·hour about 3 t Contlnu~ on pagt' 6• Ter .• Irvine Terrace.
8. Jeff Merickel, 18 Bay Island,
aa~.bo;~ter Sellas. 101 v1a DIJon,l Police Working T 00 long,
Lido Is le.
D;,0·s:~~~;:r:.~s, 2685 Bayshore I Councilman Cook Reports
Ftrst elrl to flnlsh-JMe How· I land of Udo lsJe. Freshman Councilman DE' E' In the poli~ dtopartmPnl.
Cook got his knuckles rapped by 1 "'The qul"Srion IS a vahct onP ...
Youngest elrl to flnlsh-7·Year·l fellow counC'IIm•n at ~tonday I Cltv Manag~r Robert Shtolton
old VIctoria Seaver, 118 Apolena a fternoon's s t u d y session for I said. "The chief dot"S not PXJM'C't
Ave., Balboa Island. what they conslderM ··eolng out· to continue to opE"rate hi-. dppart
Yountest boy to flnish-7-year-'sJd~ of the proper channels." ment at that lto,el. ·
old . nm Hodges. 33 Beacon Bay. l ~r. Cook had obtalnM lnfor· :\fayor Jamf'S Stoddard aDd
Ftrst rented boat to fjnish-matlon directly from the finan~ Councilman Harvtoy 5omf'ro;; a1d
~ Frizzelle, 212 Marine Ave .. ortl<'l"r on overtJme In th~ poll~ th~ matt~r hould not bt> bmugha
Balboa Island. department. and di.acov~red that before thf' Council until an 3t
Oldest sklpper to flnish-QJ· then.> wer~ pollee officers on tt-mpt Is mad~ 10 l."orr~t th~
year-old ~Roy Unnard, 1302 duty up to 328 hours a month. I situation through lhf' rit~ msn
S. Bay Ft., Balboa Island. Normal time Is 173 hours. t ager's of!iC't'--and If a ..au<~fac
Ftrst nUJrrled couple to nnl5h-l He said that these O\'tortlme tory solution 1s not nbta1ned.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ADen Jr .• hours wt-re excessJv~ and cauSt'd tht>n bnng it to Cou n<'ll.
231 Undo Ave., Balboa. d~ased eUiclency. He recom· "I didn't put this on the tudy
Alao ~lvlng trophies w~: 1 mended . that another look be agE'nda : the riay manager did,"
Eleventh. Randy Wrieht ol BaJ . given to the manpower problt'm f said Councilman Cook.
boa Island.
Twenty.flrst, St~ve Green of
Balboa.
Thlrty.fl rst. Kim Desenberg of
Corona del Mar. I'
Forty-fi rst, Joan Vallely of BaJ. •
boa Island.
Ftlty-Orst, Mark Skudder of
Balboa Ialani!.
Slxty.flrst. Molly Muon of Co·
rona del Ma r. ·
Seventy-fi rst. John Martinew
ot Patadena .
Ellht)'·tlrst, Bill Fornaclari of
San Marino.. ~
Nlnetf·n,.t. Leslie O'Brien of I
Bay 'Shores.
One-hund~·firsf, Patsy Ober ,
ol IJdo IJle.
One · hundred · f'levt'nlh. ~far·
thall Styli QJ Ca.ta Mt"U.
One-bundred-~nty·nrst. Stan
Bent ol Jltewport •
am. Sunday when the flrt" bollt.
• romlnll? from the oppn II~> ctlrec·
Ilion turnt>d It o; !'t>a rch light on
I him.
Thf' pAtrolln~ fi rp boat rurnt'd
to follow and thf' vouth lncr~~d
'Pf>t>d ro an Mtlmared 35 m1le~
an-hour Tht> Care boat wa_o:: put
10 It top ~~fi of 27 mll~c.an
hour Thl' youth flrPd 3 o;hot in
an attempt to slow thf' flrto boat.
on«> o::Jug Pntf'nng tht> fire boat
pilOt hOU<tP Thf' fle-eing C'tUI~T
JZrarl ua lly pullf't1 1'114'3\ from thto
fin> boat and bf-<'ame l~t in thf'
fog about 4 mile at sea Later
h~> bt-Mhf"<1 lhe hoar at Dwk'~t
Do k, nP'\1 door to en'.; Pa
c1fac. and hl<t arrest followed.
SOJif FOR JlfOIU.AJQ)S
A n fi lh 15 oz.s.. W&<t born
to :\1r and :\1r . Bru<'t' L ~or
land. 5il0 ~.tshore Dr . \.\'PSI
Nt>wpon, In Hoag Hos,>alal on
Tue da), Aug. 2.
Optimist Nite
At Ball Park
It W11l bf> Optlmifct Night nt'Xt
Tue-;day at Grant Howal!1 Park.
and a rht"C'k J'rt"M-nt ation <'l"Te·
mon) w111 txo held durin« the
lnterm1 1on he 1 w ~ e n the 2
gamec; on thf' nl'w ball Clttld on
the Corona dPI Mar Younth Cen·
ttor grounc'l
Frank Jordan \\ho ls 1n rh.argto
nf arrangtomt>nt . c;ays that local
bt-auty quN'ns will bf' prHent
and mov1t> a nd 1V ~tar have
befon lnvltE'd. The Plrat~ and
Bra' e-: of 1 hf" B ~agu~ v.lll play
111 6 p m About 7.30, the Optl·
m•"ts w 11l present a check for
$250 to thE' ball park fund, and
ar 7 .45. thr PnatP and Bravea
of lhP 88 uague Will play.
,
' • • ~~ . . ?lt. .l!tlf In Hop
• SUGGES110rtl FOB CBooerNG 'IIIGIIr NAJr
Thanks again to 17-year-old Gary Caldwell of
Shore Cliffs, who has offered an answer to the ques-
tion, ''What 'are the qualifications of the right man
for political office?" Read his letter on this page.
Hi, item "0 " is particularly pertinent: "The right
man should remember that he represents the Decla-
ration of Independence and the U. S. Constitution."
There Gary is getting close to the heart of the prob-
lem, but his answer is not yet complete. How does
he judge a candidate or office holder to be fulfilling
this key requirement? What a,re some specific stand-
ards.of judgmen t? How should the "right man" vote
on some of the crucial issues of the day?
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• A PLAN FOR SAVING OUR Ri:PUJwc
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SUISCIIITlON IATIS
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ME.MIER of tt.. CALIFORNIA NEWS,AHR '\llliSHERS ASSOCIATION
A'"' of tt. NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
Even the standards set up in Gary's letter will enormoufly to fh. so&.mon of meny ...a.t.c1 ,.,ble~n~ c:lo.r to ...
not guarantee us against losing the battle of capital-Thint of fh. .dv•nfecJe to ..,ery ...,.. .. ......,. when the threet of
ism vs. communism. I do not believe -we can win Feder.l cost. fwo.e, ,.... free, •• he, cutthrMt competftloft It ,.
as long as we have the income tax amendment on mo~ed .. Cons~_.._ ~d~~ ~efipolits !.t.~-~itj~ ~ ~ ~
boo'--I . th . t d. aboli all get\ lUI 11 no .... ..,_ resrr••~ .,7 ~ •rr• -•" « nte --vn• our s tatu_te ~-ncome t~. ~1 1 s 1 c Y of impossible •••.tion.
clever wtthholding featUre, proV1des an easy and Loc.l ••• protal~r'" will be enormously simplified .. fh. Fecler.l
painless method of collecting enormous amounts of corpor•te enterprises go b.ck on loc.a •ftd St•t. tu Nil to th.,.
tax money. As long as that easy source is available, tM bwd.n with fh. rest of 111. In some •rea this~ CMt be enor-
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b. "ll ti t t b " be mous. f'.or • ....-. the Feder.l Govemment ~ "CfW OWft 41 tg. ~~vemm~nt W l _ con nue 0 ge 1gger, ca:use percent of fh. S+•t. of c.lifomi. •nd 17 ~t of fh. St• of UCAL •ona pohhc1ans will continue to vote the trem~ndous g1ve-Hewed.. . ORDINANCE NO. 925
cways, bribing us with our own money to win our In e.d. St•. in NCh city. •nd to e.dt penon, fh. situ•tion AN ORDINANCE OF nrE CITY
votes, centering more and more power in the Fed-differs, but in ..,.,.., iMtance, without e~~Cetttion, th. ecoftOfftic free. ~EN~f~ P s~o:s E :.~~
eral Government. dom restwecl to. ua tlwouth the ..,.... of ~ propot.d 2ld .,..'!d AND 9la.tl OF THE NEWPORT
Th · t stop this danger and to save ,..,.. meMtS., infiftfte v~ of benefK+ions beyond our~ BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE RE-ere 18 a way 0 ' to im~ine just • the CoMtitution iheH held .dv-..t..,.a for us LA'nNG TO PLANNING AND our Republic: A~opt th~ proposed 23~ Amendment fer beyond ..... dreams of those who ~ve it ttfe • . • ZONING. REZONING PROPER·
to the Constitution, which has been mtroduced by With such ......_,doua rewMCfs ..-.U.W. ., • NSUit of this TY'. AND AMENDING DIS·
our own Representative James Utt in Congress as sift9e ..... nc~ment to rettor. economic fre.dom, it would'""" th.t TRJCT MAP NO. 4.
House Joint Resolution No. 23 . It would repeal the we. would .a support this ficJht f« fh. ~.without hetitetion « The CHy Council of the Ctty of
income tax amendment, require the government to limit. ~nd I ~ .,-th•t we get •+ it •mrnedJ.t.fy. Wmston fo~=~ Beach does ordain as
f . . . th . t . d Churchil once ~ it tht~ w•y: SEr.....ON 1 "'--tl 9102 0 f get out o compehtion w1 pnvate en erpnse, an "If you wl f'Of ftght f« fh. rielht when you cen ... av win "'' · ~ on · o
sell billions of dollars worth of holdings. Here is an witt-out bloocfshecl; if you wl not fight when yovr victory wil be ~t;:,e ~e:,:~de:e:;,ch~a~:unlclpaJ
excellent discussion of income tax repeal by Willis wre •nd not too c:odfv: you m•y c:ome to tfte moment when you "SECTION 9102.0. The .ev·
Stone. chairman of the National Committee for Eco-wil h•ve to fi~ with •• the odds •g•ind you •nd onl~ • ~rious eral general dlatricts,es tab· · F d ch-..ce of IUI'VIv.l." Hshed are as followt1: r.omtc ree om: • • • Agrlcullural-Resldentlal Dt.·
I h f fi ld •. a__ •. .__ wft HERE'S trict or R·A District. n t e oreign ,. it •PJHM1 TJM~t n-. Americ.n +•llfH'Yet"• 0 • WHAT YOU CAN DO Single Fa m 11 y Residential
have nev!' known m~it•ry defe•+: hne been compelled to fHY ?'ore I Mr. Stone's Committee for Economic freedom District or R·l District.
+reoHure tnto +h. coffers of fo,..•gn powers ..__, aU +t.e vanqutshed has made a painstak. f t f . . . Duplex ResldenUal District
people 1n history h•v• fHid to t+teir conqueron. j . . m_g es una e 0 savmgs tn g~v-or R-2 District.
On the domestic scene the bure•ucr•tic conquest of the Ameri-et nment spendmg that would result from adophon Restricted Multiple Famllv
can t•x.,.yer is f•n+•stic. More +t-an 700 Feder•l corp«•+• activities, of the 23d Amendment. The total is an astoundinq Residential District or R·3 ~xisting without the "ightest pretenM of constih.ltion•l •utftority, :_i~-·l $44.775.000.000-far in excess of the $36,900,000,000 M~l~t~~:~t Residential District
me b.cks of tfte American peop&e •s interest free, d ividend rr-. that the Federal Government would lose in income or R·4 District.
rent free, cost free, tax free competiton of •••p•ying producers •nd tf the income tax were re pealed. Neighborhood Commercl a I
conwmers · · · If you want more informatio n. write to ''Income Dl.strkt or C·N District. To get • -compre~nsive view of this ph•M of tfte problem, let Umlred Commerdal-Multl·
us turn to +t.e U.S. Government Org•niz•tion•l M•,u•l and ... what Tax Repeal." P. 0 . Box 287, Valley Center, Calif. pie Residential or C·O Dis·
some of the Feder•l •genc:ies h•v• to wy •bout themsetves. li you approve of this project to save our Republic, trlct
VAST EMPIRES tell your Congressman to support the 23d Amend-Ught Commercial Db trlct or
On ,-ge 221 of the 1958-59 iswe of this manu.l the lnteri« men t. C·l Dbtrict.
D•p•rtment describes ik v.st empire by usertina th•t it h.s custody General Commercial District
.o.1. ._ ~ _._ • a__ ' or C·2 Dlltrict. of 750 milion •cres of l•nd. ll'lus mis sing .. .gency c:M~ttnl to ,..ve IJ ~~ _ Intermediate Dlftrict or 1
jurisdiction over 32.3 percent of the tot.l &.nd •nd w.t.r are• of .c.'.J:t.U lea ~ Ct:ll:l.4 _ _ _ 'District.
the Unit.cf St•tes .nd .. of its tetTitoties .nd possessions. Manufacturinr D I at r I c t or
On p.ge 254 of fh. wme t"Mnu.l +1M Forest Service d•ims +t.•t M·l District.
it .dministen •bout Ill milton acres. Tl'lis .cre•ge equ.ls 1.1 per· EDITOR OF THE ENSIG~ pie should be ever mindful of .Unclualtled or U District.
cent of ftte tot.l l.nd •nd w•ter •rea of the United St•tes Md •• "The Right Man." him. ft Is throuah the people Controlled Manufat'turlng
• .L... it · __ ~ · To say this. this and this make that he learns the tendency and DIAlrict or M 1-A District." tts TWn' Of'lel ena poueutonl.. . h Jill I "'--.... f This constitutes quite • conquest in ihelf. Added to tfte otfler up t e qua cat ons of "the Jeanlnas of public opinion. Re SECnON 2. ~don 9hu.l o
•re•s t•ken over by o+t.er Feder•l •-cies, the non·+••-~"'-but right man" for political office Is should a lways be In contact with the Newport Beach Municipal '71-., r--,..;; rather hopt'less; each person has the public. Jetting It know of Code I11 amended to read:
•••-supported politiul empires come ~ to represe~ling m•· his own Idea of what he -consld· his doln~ and asklna for advice "SEC'nON· 9102.1. In addl·
jority interest in +1M United St•tes. Pr~ ~.of. tfttS l.nd should ers to be the quallflcations of the so that he will m ake the choice tlon to the general districts
properly be priv•t.fy owned and under St•te tllritdic:tton. The problem right man. How~er. there are the people want. For thls ls still established above. the fol·
i, furltter compli~ted when we re.liu +tw.t fuly 20 percent of the <'t'rtain qua I it I e s that I feel a government "o1 the people, by lowing special districts are
industrial c•p.city of the N•tion is loc•+ed on +t-is l•nd, under tlte should be u n Ivers a 1 In the the people. and for the people." established whI c h, when
ol f d t-.J b th F d 1 • 'nterest free thoughts of the people If they (D) Lastly and most lmnnr. combined with the atx>ve contr 0 ., oper• .a Y • • er• •gene•" ~ •n 1 ' desire a gOOd government free tant. "the right man" ~h;~Jd general districts. establish
dividend free, rent free. cost frM, •nd ••• free b.sll · · · of "dishonest politicians" that remember that he represents the additional special rea uJa .
It snouAd be re.d~y ap,-rent to everyone ttw.t the f•bu'?us S('nd their children to school on Declaration of Independence and tiona: ComblnJng or 'B' Dis·
costs of +t.eM political empires is +t.e prim•ry re.uon. ~ ~ htgh the people's hard earned tax the United Sta tes Constitution. tricts-Comblnlng or 'H' Dis·
tares. It is simp&. logic, +t-en, to presume +t-at by •l•m•n•hng +1M money, "Red Infiltrators" who He represents an Idea and a form trlc~omblnlna or 'Z' Dll·
problem of Feder.l inv•ion of priv•te enterprise we would .t +t.e daily plan the overthrow of our of gove rnment that were con· tricts."
same time ~iminate much of our +•• problem . . . government. and the "numerous celved In the m 1 n d of man, SEC'nON 3. The following de·
We h•v• the power to corTed tfte problem. We ~n do tftis Instances of corrupt dealings" In brought forth In American blood. scribed real property In the City
-.1.... -~ • •• out +1M term which. for a favor. America haa and sub~uently proven to be of ,Newport Beach. County of
by going b.ck to first princi,.....s •no ~g•!" spe •ng. . 1 often been sold down the river. the m~t bountiful on earth. He Orange;" State or California, to
of our economic • freedom in the Constitution. Only In thiS w•y ~n (A ) The hopeful office seeker should be willing to Jay u lde wit:
we abolish +t.ose practices which we k.now. ~0 be ant•gonist~ ~0 our should be Incorruptible. There those petty area problems and Lots L, M, G and H. Trll'ct
history, tr•dition, and w ... being. By ,..9•1n"'~ our ~~tC liberty should be no politica l favoritism strive for Jealslatlon that will 919. as per map recorded In
in ++.is m•nner, we ~" elimin•+• +t.e +•xes wftidt susta1n thts bure•~-or any t'atering to the whims. keep wllh the DeclaraUon of In· Book 29, pages 31 to 34. In·
cratic comJHtition -.•inst us ... favor.~. desires, or fancle. or his dependence and the u.s. Con· elusive, o t Miscellaneous
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 23 frlend3, relatives. or political col· stltutlon. The riaht man doesn't Maps. Re co rd s of Orange ---·....1 lld ---~ t t tt. Constitut' h•s been Jaborators; especially those who represent just h is district or Just COunty, California, A r.....,_.. •mwnumen ° • 1on would !K'ek to tum his otfJce. the voters that voted for him. He as shown on District Map No. 4
prep•re · It provicl" th.t: ...... t originally designed as a check· represents America. He mu.t re· referred to In Section 9102.2 of
"Section I. ll'le Government of the Unit.d St•!-' • no point to safeguard the liberties member that all Jeal.tllatfon that the Newport Beach Munlclllal
QUINd..
11ere Ia tbe U. o1 local ,...S.· tratt. ........ : eea.a.a .... ...
tin. LouJ8e R. Craddock, -lleiiGhope Aw.: lira. lh1rll7
DrlaUI, 711 Goi•IU'Od 4w.: lean
Miller, -~ Maeta Aw.: lira. llama 'Di8on. 415 Poppy .... : Mrs. Dorl8 Sunderland, 'fll Or·
dlld 4w . e CO..A IIIGIILAIIDe
lin. Henriette lJntt.ey,
Cabrtllo Ter. • ....,. IILIIfD
Ellubeth lordan, 2M Abalone
Aw. ' e UUOA
)Irs. II a r J o r I e Sevla. ln&
Oeean Blvd .
• C2llftAL •a:wtoaT •
Edward Healy, 113 15th St.
·~ DIGII1'I ·Mrs. lune Slnyldn, 427 Santa
Ana Ave. e UWQIAYADA
Xnt. EdJth Andrewa, 1215 Su.l·
MX Ln., Harbor IIIPJand8: )1ft.
Ellen Travla, 1831 W..tclltf Dr ..
W•tc:Wf. e •t:W»>tn' CI"''Y IIAU.
City Clerk Marpry Scllrouder,
Mrs. Evelyn Mc:Aivey, Mra. Mu·
lne Vallery, dty baU atall mem·
.,.,_, and aho volum... Mrs.
lubel Doctae of Beaeon lay and
Mrs. Harriette Speeale of lJdo
Park.
~PORT
eng•ge in •ny busineu, profeuion•l, commerci.l, fin•ncl.l, « Indus.. of the American people. Into a he approves of mu.t be and work Code and made a part of Article
tri•l enterprise eacept '" specif..d in tN Constitution. dbtributlng house tor political for the good of everyone. Be· IX of aald Code, be, and the
"Sec. 2. The Constitution « !.WI of MY St.._, « +1M l.ws. of favocs and grants or an office u use he Is representative of same Ia, hereby rezoned from
the United States, th.a not be subject to the ~ of .,y foreegn where honesty would have been America It mu.t be for the iood a C-2 Dlatrlct to a C.O·Z Dlstrkt, • p ~
domestic .cpeement wftidt wCMIIcJ ·~ +t-11 amendment. replaced by bribes and corrupted of black, red, and brown as well and aald Map No. 4 la hereby 1'IICi 1r CCMO.
« "~--] '"--•divities of the U.S. Gov~t wftich viol.te logrolling. as white; for they too are Amer· amended to show this zon1n1 ~.LIMh,lftlfftlft'ftW!IP ~ · ',.. _L. with" period 1 ( Bl The poI I t I c a I aspirant leans. chan1e. · Atftll """'"' ~ tUWUQ
the infeft+ end purpotes of this .,.,drnen+ -· • "' • drnent 0
should be willing to set aside GAJtY CALDWELL SECJ'ION 4. The Plannlnr bt. •-:-~~~~~~----~~===:~~~==:.::.!. three .,..,.. from tM d•te of fh. r•tifecatioft of this •"*' • be his party a[tulatlon when the A~ 17 ~or of the City of Newport t
liquw.t.cf end the properties end f~ effeded th.l be soW. time calls for It and work with 223 £Wn.ln1 Canyon Jtd. ~ach ls hereby IMtructed and
"See. 4 Three ye.tn after the r~Ofl· of this .,........,. the other parties to settle an lm· Shore CllfJa directed to change Dlstrtc:t Map
the li.t.entft. ,mea. of ~ts to fh. Conditvtion of the Unit.cl porta.nt laue instead of just, try· Corona del Mar No. 4 10 .. to allow the ronlna
States .,_.. st.nd r-.e.d ... ct therNftw Cofttreu .W not levy lnr to attain a per110nal victory cban1e dftcribed In Section a
__ 1 -,.-.--£..&.. end/ -:~a... to make ht. own record look bet· hereof, and. ..... ld District Map t .... on f*D., ..... ,....,,.,_,.. incomes, .. T • ..., « ...... · ter at election time. For whether •haJJ have been 10 amended,
The ~oposecl 23d .,..,.-.,.t W04Ad cut fh. COlt of Gowent-thoee In our govern men t be th., aarne shall remain In full ~~~=~:=~===~~~~~===~~~~J ,...,i ~ore th., h.tf-mor• tMn enough to offwt fh. , ...... lod Whfp, Democratt, Federalists, force and effect and be a part ot ":
through ,.,..a of individu.l income tnes. This me~ we would not or RepubllcatJou, take away the Article IX of th•t "NeWport leach
be requited to II out +•• form No. 1040..., ~· NoM of yow party a nd one discovers .orne· Laruna Federal Savlnp and Munldpal Code.
Nmin4)1 wCMIIcJ be withheld from yeN'· Our •• t.n. fHY would be thing they have ln common-Loan ANOC'Iatlon of L q una SEC110Jif 5. T h I • ordinance · 5ncrNted .,. amount equal to the MtOUnf we now report Ofl +• they are all Amerkana: and aa Beach, Wh.ldl reported •vtnp shall be publlahed onee In the
f No 1040 n.;. •'*"'out inc:rMM in ~W. irteelfM wouW aucll they lhould be wfllin1 to •ha~ accounte totallq •rn,. oftlclal newapaper of the City,
orm..... ch.,g. . the ... of pay ft Would simply restore to 10 the limit for their country. 787 on lune 30, pined e places and the same s hall be effedlve
not . .~... • ..! ....,."'~' ..,..d · (C) Ont'e In oll'lee, the polltl· In Itt atandlna amona the 300 30 cSa.ya after the date bf Ita us that __, we • . ___ _u ---u to ..__ ... elan should be ever mindful of laree-t aavtnta and loan UIOda· adoption.
This inc:rNte in _, t~IM pay,.,._ ~ ..... it, ua _,It it the people. And l1JiiMrl8l the peo. Uont In the Vnlr.d Stat• ai~~Ce 11tla ordinance waa lnti'C¥Iueed
fhMCJI we heft ..._. ......... Wh.ther we .....-« ~..-1..;_-the year end ancl now ran ... u at an adjourned rqu.lar .....Uq
... ·into tr ... ancl we.w ~ inc:re ... -,.,........ -th larl"f In ... campared of the OtJ Counqa of 1M OIJ of .!::. MMt .,_. "r the ,...... ._.... ~fty ., ....,. , with 21Nth at tlw etMf al ••· of Jlfewport leadl lwld ea the
then 11 ...t 'nlla Ia ........ Ia the 1110 aMh day ol lu.ne, 1110, and wu AI 'ZI;Mi . ;._.. ceft t.. echlt~ "r the ~ of ... Annual MJd.T .. Well call of adopted ea tbe ltJI daJ a1 Aur·
Juat In ~ tome of JOU folb the 300 '---I • •I n 1 1 and a.t. 1110, bJ 1M ~ woe.,
propoMCI2U ~.tiNoous RIWAlltDS have a little ntra ttme on your Loan._ ... _ Ia 1M Unit.~ to wtt:
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It 1•17,?J1a:-.. • .i! .:i: =....... ,., I) '"While ie. ~ ., l&lln 1'. Tnflllt• .... .a.._ tlw IAMII I. 11\XlN.iD !IF • --....._ '-....., ,_.. ftlll II a llilll .._ te ..._ fll Mla.ca.tllllliiUI Yadllt ...,_ I 111M' jf .. 8s = -....... ~ • llai f1 •Ida .,._...._ ...... Chii lint II--=.& U11 IC 411Dt: ...... ~~ti.t._.._ ~....._ -~L~ --... ·.~-to .......... ,....,. .......... ,...-..... ..,.,. IUIAftl ICimOUDa
• = 11 .:;;wm•---•w.,..~-·r ~ l8 'PA&~A-,..C. ... t.,~ .. Mitt:~:v II
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NIXON . ROUID·UP
AT
NEWPORT DUNES
~.Aug.25
AT lc30 P.M.
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DONATION 12.00
ORiole 3-2220
FIRST STEPS TAKEN
FOR 2 BIG PROJECTS
ttrellaalaary .tepe .,... tabn lq 2·UDlt apartDMat and •wtnc tile put week toward 2 ape, aoo.
... bulldlnc proJeeU tn Corona • •eww ...a.n
Ml Mar.· H. Ced.r1e lober1a ol A. ArdMy, ceWnc We, 3t3 San-
Udo lale took out a permit to ta Ana Ave., 13:10. •
move the oltlce now at 2525 luly pennJta,, whlcla totaW
Ocean alvei. to tbe adjolnJq Jot, .al-. lnducW tM followtq:
preparatory to pttlq the Joftl· 17 alnlle family dwelllnp. .-..
planned bluff apartment project 710; 5 dupla8, 1127,Ge0; 2 1•r·
under way. aa-. 12.000; 10 swtmmlq poot..
Harbor Investment ot N'ewport ... 0&5; 9 fences and wall•. tt.·
took out a permit for a alp at S ; 4 commercial bulldJnp,
28fT E. Cout Hwy., saylnl that SltUOO; 33 resldentlaf additions • new bulldinl with •torea and and alterations, 1122.1HO; 3 com-
offices wlll be constructed at that merdal adc:Utlons and altenUona.
location-the alte of the former $4,600; 2 Jnduatrial additions and
Dennie's restaurant. The dwell· alterations, IU.OOO; 9 al1n1, •··
ln1 and J&tale back of the res· 113; 5 caban&l, 114.735; 1 mt.<:el-
taurant bulldinl are now belnl laneoua 1tructure. 1100; 11 re-
demoll•hed. located 1tna.ctures and demoll-
Followlnl permits were Issued tiona, $ol.740. ,
durln1 the firat week of Au1uat: FollowinJ permits were luued e COIIO•A DEL MD durlnJ the final week of July:
L. L. Thompaon, add 2 bed· e COaolfA DEL J1U
rooms a nd bath at 617 Orchid. Mra. Florence Bradley 2-unlt.
ts.OOO: Georae Hod I e s. encloee 2-story dwelllnl at ~ MarJUe·
gara1e. 2200 Bayalde Dr., 1100; rite, 130.000; R. J. Huffman, de·
Harbor Inveatment Co.. lilft, mollsh Uvln1 room at 708 Ju.
''new bulldlnla here soon i stores mine 1100 and coratruct new
and olfices." at 2847 E. Coast Jivtni ~. 15,500: Mrs. w. A.
Hwy.; H. Cedric Roberta, move Hearn demoll•h dwellln1 and
temporary construction office ,ara1e. 2849 E. Coast Hwy., bade
from 2525 Ocean Blvd. to 2517 of Dennie's Cafe bulldln1. 1300: Ocean Blvd. ~-A. .., '7--· t ,.,.1 ,. ..... 0 180.-....-.. n • .....,. .... n, re-roo , ~
• -· -Goldenrod, 183. WATCHES IY: Warren Wilson, 1-unlt, 1-story e CAIIZO .. OaES
• MIDO ~ellln1 at 4633 Roxbury, $36,· Dick Ot.Ud, swimming pool,
DERALO D. HUNT, who hes
been special wpervisor of pol ice
officer training in Sacramento
for 5 yeors for the State De-
partment of Education, will ioin
the Orange Coast College fac-
ulty this fall as instructor and
coOfdinator fo r the new police
science 2 ·year mal· or. The
course has been deve oped in
cooperotiol) with the chiefs of
police of Orenge County and
will offer career opportunities
in lew enforcement.
• &lUEN 5 YRS AGO • iaou: cum 4530 Roxbury. f2.500: B. P. Les-
• WYLER • • Walter Lonamoor. fence, 284 ter, n~ roof eaves. 101 Mlllord.
• ETHNA Mornlnl Canyon, $250. 12.400, Don Bren, swlmrnJng pool.
• HAWILTON e AVGVST II. 1155 e SAI.80A IILAJII) 4645 OrrinJton, 12.!100.
The Newport Beach City Coun-Rarry McDowell. patio shelter. • COIIO•A IIJGIII.Aifi)S
ell Instructed City Attorney Karl 205 E. Bay n ., 1200. Jeanne Chapman. add to pre·
Davis to draft an ordinance out· e V?na 8AT AHA vlous permit. 464 Serra Dr .. S150.
Iawing pinball machines u gam-George Hoag II, 1-unlt, 1-story e LJI)() ISLE
bllng devices ... The City Coun· dwelliAg, 1106 Some~t. $40.000. Josef Wlebach. addltion, 108 Cilia
LVMIEI-I1JILDillfG MATEIIIALS ell established a $1.14 tax rate e •~• VIEW lOLLS Via Undine. 18.000; Roy Woolsey,
for the current flscal year . . . 'Harbor Vlew Hilla Construction 2-story addition. 113 Via Venezia, ....... ~ 0.... .... I.Dl tw .....
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING~~ nPES
JJ ••• , .... ... , .......... Vw'-'tyJ.tlll
DilL ........... ._
Dieter Noga, 16-yu.r-old student CQrp., swtmmln1 pool, 1039 $11,500 .
from Bremen. Germany, arrived White Salls w_ay. $2.000. e IJIVIJfE TEUACE
here to spend one year aa an ex· • 8ALaOA w. S. Gill. wall. 1325 Dolphin
change stu~nt; he is stayln1 at H. C. Dutrle, addition, 2121 Ttr .. $286; Mrs. De Ro a, swim ·
the home of Councilman and Seville. 16.700; Walter Gibson. mlng pool, 2021 Tahuna, $3.000.
Mrs. J. B. Stoddard of Corona del 3-car gara1e. 2021 E. Bay' ~ve., e lfEYnOIIT IIEJGIITS
Mar ... Merger of the Costa $2.000: Newport Harbor ~acht John Vogel 1·unlt 1 t.; -story
Meu Bank with the U. S. Na-Club. demollsh fire damaged dwelling, 24()() ~{arga~t. $20,000;
tional Bank of San Diego was an-bulldln1. 800 W. Bay, ·100. Bruce Card garage 259 Ocean
nounced by Paul Creighton, pres· • lfEWJOIIT 1 s ~ w 1 •••••••••••• • e • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • f h 1 b •-N o--1 W terso 2 unit. 2 V ew; l ......... : Dean ard. rep ace ldent o t e loca an. . . . ew-...,...de 111es 21,. n32• d. St 118: porch. 460 N. Newport Bl\·d., SlOO. • • port Beach City En1ineer Bert story we n1. J n ·• · e ULaOA
: : Webb report~d that enough pe· 000; Doyle Lynn, alterations to~ R. M. Allan Jr .• addJtlon. 321
• • tltlon si1natures have been turn· cater 6604 W. Coast Hwy .. 12.000. Lindo $550· Andy Kirk add to
• • ed In to enable the city to go Morean Lowery, renee. 5210 Nep· garag~. 1209 E. Balooa. $300;
• ' • ahead with the necessary steps tune, S120; NewP?rt Ice C:O·· Ice Arthur Silver. demollsh building • DOl NG • for formation of an usessment I dLipenser, 2601 Avon, 1125. Sing· at 206.208 Palm the former Blue • • district to Install street Jlgbtinl er, demoll,s h dwelling and 1ar-Room, s1.ooo: 'v iola Craigmlle.
• : In Corona del Mar... •le. 2624 '4 Newport ,Blvd .• leav· wall. 2061 E. Ocean Bl\•d., SOO. . . ··~liT : • NEWS OF I Q YEARS AGQ Bayside VIllage, sign. 300 E. • • Coast Hwy., $485; M 1 c h a e 1
• e • •• e • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Hqhea. apartment over earaee.
,.._. ..... ltl•• e AGGOII II. •• • of the ch.urch the new putor. lll'll W. Balboa Blpd.. $5.600:
......... WI I•• The lev. hrry F. Schrock. the ~v. Paul Babbitt, who came Rudy Choy, c arP 0 r t. 7008 W. Wetn llltrodudnl f h Co h .. -from Ea1l .. Rock ... The Ocean Ft., $500; &bcock Radio.
a .. --~-me n-found1n1 putor o t e rona ...... "" stora1e bulldlne. 1640 Monrovia, -u.u '"'"" del Mar Commllnlty Church, OC· Newport Beach Civic ~ague wu $10.000; GeorgJa ~faloot, remove teleplloae called cupled tbe pulpit Au1. 6 for th~ formally organized AuJ. 3 as an 6 Inches 1 r 0 m 'eave, l9l0 w .
.. The Priftceaa." last time as the local m inister. Inter-cou ncil of local community Ocean Ft . 1.'50; Texaco Sen ice
Ban:lly bi.,_r than and rect!IVed Into membership associations; Edward Healy, pres· Station. addition. 2740 w. Coast
••-!dent of the Central :iewport '
your haad, the '-EGAL wona Beach Cdmmunlty Assn.. pre· :'1P.S:~~AT AHA
"MY
DOCTOR ••• " ..
'l'lala P1• I II lft phrMe Ia famlUar to aJl..
It .... I lOla the pnfOUDd coo .......
AIMricaD people bave in ph,.akiaaL
But do )'OU reall)' h.eve a famil7 ph~?
a..a tboqb you may ban 1>-. fortUDat., not
nquirinc medieal care, it Ia ltitch·in~Ume wladoaa
to eetabliab • "family doctor .. relationship.
Slmply ~tact~ physician of your choice,
nqueatlftc that you would like him
to terve your family
abould the need ar Ate.
And if 1ucb a need arises.
our prHC:ripUoo qepartment
Ia prepared to ~erve
)'OU and your family.
Christensen Pt..IIIGCJ
-~ E. COAST Inn .. CO_,.A DD. IIU
I
YOURS
AT LAGUNA FEDERAL
• INSURED SAVINGS
accounta maured to 110.000 • STRONG RESERVES
1 current r._". 11.7%
• HIGHEST RATE
conmtent with acdety
41f2% PEl-•
c:urreat DIVIIJaU)
PAID FOUR TIMES A YEAB
LAGUIA FEDEIAL
SAVINqs AND LOAN ASSOaADON
o.. • ...,. c-ty·. L.r,..t ~~ ... ,......, s.w. • "-..... , .....
Prlnceaa takes NO A33927 sided at the meetinJ... Dr. John Ru.!ICh, addition. 1941
only about half r!!,~E0~(\i~Ef~~EL Tbe Oceaa .r.-t ad 8eadl Commodo~. SJ.~; AJex Mac-SAN CLEMENTE LAGUNA BEACH
the usual apace. ~· Protedlft A-._. Wboa ad Gi1llvray, 1-unit. l ·stol')· dwell· •• •· &I Ce-1• a-t m 0... a ...
I
CAVE. DECEASED. x-aabd tM Qty <:-•nc11 I 1118 H 1 hI d $28000 111''__._,._ 1·11. --.... , When you lift the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ·--· ng, I an · · : _..._ ••-
receiver, the dial the creditors of and all persona ~~ .. a...~_.-~-~ SnackllfShops, ;~t000aurant. 2131 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~ I h ld ..--_, • .._ Wes tc t Dr.. .-.v, . c lights up. Or at having claltru a1a Mt t e aa tM Jfewpwt • ....,_ oc••• e aAT SBOUS
k f decedent or said estate to file L-.. • ~ .._._ . the f 1i c 0 a h --• • • ~-• an __, William O'Bryon. addition. them with the necessary vouc · _. bl ff -'tch, .... _ ... ,_, -'owe u a soft night lig. ht 10 you can_ .. rs In the office ot the Clerk of _..... to • • 2 • r 1 • 2672 Circle. '18•000· •w• ....., IW&I e• .. ptplll'ty ~ 0... llt9d.. find the phone euily in the dark. The Prmceaa c~ea an the Superior Court of the State of c.... del ..... ....._ tiMID SPECULATIVE? attractive colon that are perfect for any room ID your California. In and for the County to .... deed ...tltctiou to
1 d t · This new of Orange, or to present the blaB _. .. _ ...._ tJa•
u.. EMi911 cl.uiR.cl eels for ,..
..!h. C.l ia ,_ eels •• ORIOLE
l-GIIO. ..... ruiJ. home--white, beige, pink, b ue an urquoase. same, with the nect!ssary vouch· blip .. ___,.
exteualon phone coeU juat penni~ a day after a _one-~rs. to the undersigned at hls or leftl_. 1M_._. Oceaa aa..s. Seceed tnut deeda laaft aU tJ11e q.alltiee .. -&II 11Jeet
time ebarJe. You can eee and try it out at our busaness her place or business. to-wit: c/o A 1roup of old-timers and lo~ om-ud you can order it there or through your tele-A. K. Phetpa. Attorney at Law, of new~rs lathered at the
• lafta-..t. Seaand by qaallty pilf I 11 Is fN'WI89 0t II
C..Sty-................ .,. a1Mdlly rial89-tbey aeate
cna ac.Dest addJu..l .__., ..._, 3M() Eut Coast Highway, Corona Newport Harbor Yacht Club phone aemce man. del ltfar, California, within six Monday noon, AUI. 7, to do honor
Our own very lovely
PRINCESS. MARLENE
HOUCK. Ser.-ice Rep·
resentotive, presents
to you our new "Prin·
cess T elephdne." I n
five delicate pestef
colors, she knows you
will be as deli9h~
with them as she is.
months after the first publica-to A. B. Roustelle. ''Captain of
tion o1 thla notlce. the Port'' of Newport Harbor;
Dated July 19, 1960. thJ.s meetlnl waa the start of the ~~~~~~~~~~~~ KEI11I EDMUND CAVE organization to be kn own as ~
Executor of the Estate "Amigo. Vlejol" ... Death claim· MATT BESSE S ot said decedent ed Hugh ,Grant Gibson. &l, a
A. )(. Phel~ resident of Corona del Mar for JgW--UILDIIIQ
1 Ex t 24 years ... A local chapter of r-....._ ~ttomey or ecu or the DauJhtera ot the American ln'elular Sbapa 8JO Eaat Coast Highway to +lwt -c.tt. Corona Ml Mar. Cal11ornla Revolution wu organized at • COSTA WISA WAmESS co.
lOi'. lnter..t Per Annum
SJaod tens ..twltlea tJIId ...n ..._ •• dJftnlflcatSea
mab p 1 1Ne flaiNe ls._bDeat ,. .........
WE IUJIAGE. l&:ftiCE UD COLLECT
Evans G. Parker &
UD ••• EWIOIIT IIOVLEV AaJ)
•EWJOIIT KACB. CAUFOIIJflA
IGDWAT 1-lW
Co.
..... w 1 28, A .. 11 18 meeting held at the NHYC; the • h~~:.uy ~~ ' namelsWUI~mCa~lC~p~ ~~~~-~t~~~-~~~~~~~-~u~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ij~ In Tbe Newport Harbor Ensign. and the nrst Repnt '-Mrs. C. K. i l ,oakl fo Boardman of Balboa Wand ... ,,......
COSMOPOUTAN WOILD
AnAl ............. , 114 .•
LAIOUSSI IHCTClOPIDIA
Of ASTIONOW'f SIUO
WHAU SHIPS AND
WHAUN& SUO
AMI't IJIRDIAnoN IN
YHI AWIIICAN WIST . ., ..
w.nl"S NIW INIIIIWIONAI.
DIC'IIONMY
1HI VOYMII 0'
JOSHUA SLOC\IIII ........
MILO~
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n41~..-o~T Of~ ,._.
MAYA~
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A total of 22 Ores uused 129.·
97'5 dama,e In the City or N~
port durlnl July, Fire Chief R. J.
Briscoe has announced.
The averap Joe. per buUdinl
nre was $2.780. The fires in·
eluded 8 resJdentJal, 1 mercan·
tile bulldlna. one manutacturifta
buUdinr. 3 truh and brush, 5
automobll8. 3 boat1 and 1 mil·
eellaneoua outaiM bulldlnJ. Flre-
men at.o reported on 11 l"fttCUe.
17 .mce. 3 tnvestlJaUona. 4
n.dJ.e• calla, and 2 mutual ald
ealls.
'JAMES D. RAY
---•• I 1111
._I.COMWMWr • .,...,. ....... .........
SUB·SCRIBE
.
T 9 The Newport Harbor Ensign
2850 E. COAST HWY .. CORONA DEL MAR -ORIOLE 3-0SSO
Tbe oaly weal It ••wpaper i!l the Harbor ANa
ONE YED ------Oaly SJIG , I
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One ot the aweetest I)'IDbolJ o1 chllclhood la a Ottle ahoe.
Small and atubby, worn of toe. little alloet find their way lnto
t.reuure chesta and ,_,arts.
How like a UtUe ahoe Is a amall child, too, needlnr care and
pollahlnr by lovlne banda . . There've been some tiny lhoea at: our hou.e thla paat week.
all the wat trom Chicaao. Sometimes they're whlte, and aomeUmea
pink; sometimes they kick with fervor, and eo fiylnr off In two
directions to leave wee toes curled In view,.
They've been marking their way on the sands of nme only
since April, but they've made a tremendous Impression In certain
quarters. They've turrted a carefree younr rlrl Into a 'uleter, more
serene woman; they've placed a serious younr mans nose defl·
nltely to the grindstone, and made mere jelly-out of an assortment
of grandmothers, great-erandmothers and aunts. •
Looking at these small feet, you wonder. Where will they
take her? What k ind of world must ahe travel? It lt to be all
jet-~d 'upheaval, or will there. be a new era of peace and
serenJty?
Being fearful Is a tlme·waatlnr. useless process. You have to
know that there never wa.s a Jood Ume, really. for havinr a baby.
Not In the dark aees, not durln1 the days of the Roman Empire;
certainly not durlne the pla1ues of Europe. And who could say
It was eood to be bom In a covered waron, crossing the plains,
or durinr the days ol our great World Wars?
No; setting a pair of small shoes firmly on the path of life
takes. and always has taken, 1reat courage. It must be an act
of believing In some destiny that shapes our ends. To accomplish
It without prayer, without Faith, I~ to make the task herculean
by all ttandards.
Small shoes chanee. They l)ecome worn, and have to be cast
oU. Eaah pair la a lltUe bit blrger than the on~e that preceded lt.
The baby creeps; the small child toddles; soon she will walk,
and run on dancing toes.
Warchlng (rom the sidelines. your own shoes .-plnchine just a
little, you wonder how much of this ereat metamorphosis of change
will be yours to see.
Weariness ~·errakes you; the weariness that is a special part
of grandmothers, never showing, orten there.
• .Journeys are long. and looking back, you k.now it. These little
shoes have a long way to go.
Fa01Uy F Cooked up by are •• Louise Meteer
Fa\·orite reciJ>('3 are handed
down in e\'ery family. ans mine
is no exception. Two of them
come from :\Irs. Maude 8. ::\1eteer
In Long 8 ea c h. and l think
they're top . The first ls for a
delicious. low cost rM<e the chil·
dren will love. And It's good for
them! It came out of World War
l a nd is called:
.E:GGLESS. BL'TI"ERLESS.
MlLKL.E:SS CAKE
1 cup water
1 cup brown sugar
•; cu p raisins (or morel
'.a cup oil
1 tsp. cinnamon
'• tsp. nutmeg
'.J tsp. clove . .;
Boil all toget)ler 4 minutes.
Coo. Stir In 1 tsp. soda dissolved
in 1 tbsp. wann wa te r. To this
mixture add, by sifting.
2 cups nour
•:: tsp. baking powder. .
Bake In muffan tans or tn a
loaf at J;j()1dt>grees You may uM
corn syrup an place of all or part
of sugar. • •
AnothN recipe from our family
file is for a alad or ~llsh that
Frigidaire
Refrigerator
---TUB •
3M2 E. CaMI lliglaway
c..aa«~e~llar
always rates ra\·es and ls handy
to ha\·e for quick Mrving.
CORN SALAD
12 ears corn
1 medium head cabbage (red or
whltel
1 green pepper
t ~d pepper
2 onions
t cup sugar I add more If you
like it sweetN 1
1 qt. vinegar
l tbsp. celery seed
'~ ts p. turmeric
l tbsp. salt
1 tbep. ,.round mustard
Cut corn from cob. Chop cab-
bage. peppers and onions. Mix
sugar, salt, mustard. Cook 30 to
45 minutes. Seal In sterilized jars. f••••• .... .., Wll ............. 3
The Costa Mesa·Bay Cities
Branch of the California National
Fuchsia Society will give the
Harbor Area residents a chance
to rummage through piles and
piles of bargains from 9 a.m. to
6 p.m.. Thursday through Sat·
urday. August 11, 12 and 13. at
the annual rummage sale.
The sale. planned as a fund
raising benefit for the group,
will be at 541 Center St., <Asta
Mesa. A sale of home cooked
food 1$ planned for Saturday.
Those havtne donations for
the sale should can the chair·
man. Mrs. Gladys Vernon, at
Uberty 8-8446.
Nancy .IIliane Michael of 501
Martgold Ave., Corona del Mar,
has been awarded a John and
May Allee Cooper 8Cholarshlp for
the 1960-61 academic year by the
University of California, Berke·
ley. Nancy was salutatorian of
the Cia~ of 1959-at Newport Har-
bor High School.
The nearly 700 scholarships
awarded In all were made pos.
t lble through funds received as
rifts from friends or the Uni-
versity, the University Regents
and the California Alumni A.aso·
claUon. The scholarships were
era nted oa the baaJ.e of academic
achievement, need and promise,
or accordlne to apec:lal condltlont
eatabllshed by the donor.
TOvmlrG Ill Kv.on
Mra. S. D. Broctc of 605 Orchid
Ave., Corona *I liar, Ia exerda·
lne the car thla summer for her
slater, Mrs. lean HodtkJna.. pro-a-or ol ,..,_.cal education at
S.nta Bart.ra branch ol UC.
Prot Rodaklns 1.1 In Europe with
Dr. v .. llnablc, who le Mad of
the _..n•a pllJ8ical education
department at Santa Batba ,.. .,.,...,. .,. tou.rtna the
continent wltb apedal plans to
vlatt Dr. Slnlblc's rel8tlpea In Yo.
........ andwtllptolloiDe
lor dte 01JmJik8.
Swim Party ~
on Aug. 17th
A awlmmlnr-pool party will
hlth·lltht the meetln1 of the
Ladiea AuxJllaty of the Newport
.Beach Fire Department Wed.nea·
day, Au1. 17, In the home or Mrs.
Don Brlacoe, 2217 'Ralelfh Ave.,
Cotta Men.
Members \'oted to .end 125 to
the scholarahlp lund of the Call·
fornla State J'lremen'a A.un. at
their laat meetlnJln the home of
Mrs. John White, Cotta Meta.
Mrs. Meredlth Cook, vice preai-
dent. conducted the me:etlne In
the abtence or Mrs. Billy Thomas.
due to lllneu.
P~da from breakfaata held
on two Sunday mornlnr• In the
Costa Meaa Park by the auxiliary
ln .June will be uaed to purchate
a 90flee urn for ute by the de·
partment and the auxiliary.
Travel Story
Told in Po·em
One of the most amu.ln1 trav·
el &CCOUJ'It.l" h&l been comlq In
mlmeotrraphect form to Wewport
Harbor friends ot Vlrrinla Gol·
latz (Mra. Marvin Kuppln1er).
Mr. and Mrs. KuppinJer are trav-
ellnf In South America.
The accounts of thelr experl·
ences have been w r I t t e n at
lenrth, week by week, all In
rhyme under the Utle of South
America Meanderl,nJs.
A portion which particularly
sJnes ol the tplrlt of Rio de
.Janeiro Is as follows:
This Ia the "season" In Rio
hlh j~n~ P .• armon·IC And romance. a reason; it al· ways knows how;
PI A 20 Handclasplng young people. ays ug strolllng or sitting,
....... .., ..
America's ~ Sel«tlon
Round& da Clock Rawallan Faahlon O... .... &a.... -ILU!Ifa A.._ IAUOA IILUD a.,__
Roberts Jewelers
OF UDO
Jewelry -Watches
Individually Design~ Jewelry
WCI!ch & Jewelry Repairs
Direct Diamond Importing
3440-A Via Oporto OR 3-4f6o Newport Beach
• Oldsters along·slde, minding
Orange , County Philharmonic their knitting; E'-REI~ONT Society's annual Symphony Un . Dog lovers walklne their fa · WA
der the Stars will be heard at vorlte pet; PRJVA'JE DAY SCHOOL Jrvlne Bowl in Laguna Beach at We had to stop for a shepherd M
8:15 l).m. Saturday, Aug. 20. we met ...
The event will be marked by CIIILD ... S TO IC Yu.
the ~turn engaeement or Rafael
Mendez, noted trumpeter, who SmaD • Art aDd Cndta
appeared with the Phllhannonlc Sport cmd Game A.c:ti~
last year at the Symphony Un-r:.......a-
der the Stars. u-~
"We a~ planning a program or Debbie .Jordan, dauehter of Ta• 111 .. ..._ 1 1 ded
music In a lighter vein. planned I Mr. and ~trs. Frank Jordan. 431 •a MOIITE YIITA CIOn'A IIDA. CALIF.
for family enjoyment." sald Dahlia Ape., Corona del Mar. Telflll•••• IGdW&i .... ,.
Frieda ~linfante, who will con· was young guest of honor when liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiii duct the orchestra. 1 she celebrated her ninth birth· 1
Mrs. Marlon S. COnnelly of day recently at her parents'
Lido Isle. chairman of the con· I home. The big swimming pool
cert this year, has suggested that and cabana m:1de a perfect set-
thOIIe who attend make a com-tlng for fun.
plete summer evening of It by After swimming, the younr·
bringing box suppers to enjoy sters enjoyed barbecued ham-
on the apacloua grounds of the burgers and a rose covered birth·
bowl before the concert. day cake. They presented Debbie
She has announced that tick· with gifts and helped her to blow
ets may be purchased either In out the candles on the cake.
mutlc stores throughout the Included at the party were
county, or at the otflce ol the Chria Wilcox, Carole and JuUe
Newport H a r b o r Chamber of Hardin, ChrlaUe Dean, Part)'
Commerce, 1800 W. Cout Rwy., Gazaway, Paul WUcox and lfol.
Newport Beach. lie Keen.
How would you lib to buf " ................ ....
W e'ie closing out 10 sets at $25'to $50 below our
cost. All 1960 name brands, 21 " & 23'' models. ••n I I'IR
Because we built Medallion,
we gained an extra room •
• .......
How make a Banana Split: In
Joncleb dlah line up a apUt ba·
nana; top with a IICOOP of vaaWa
Ice cream, over wbJeb you drool
ltrawberry topplq; a .coop of
chocolate lee cream dribbled
with dl~at• qrup; a .coop ol
ltrawberry Ice cream alurped
wtth ptMapple .,....,..; a aen·
erous alob of whJpped cream oo
each ecoop of Ice cream, topped
with three marumtno eberriM.
ov•r aU of whldl Ia aprlnk.led
chopped almondl ••.
* * * E••tl I IJ'U be ..... Ia.
cmay..-Tedd'alol~ uaa. •• ..... ... ... tl8y ...... ,. ........ ..... ........ a.r .............. _
... •t ...... .........
nt ... -~. _.... .. , .........................
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Cll8ee • n neat ph •••• ... PIIIJI .. t ,._ wttla
c .......... ,.... ..... ... ........... ~···· .... ... t 15 , ........ • &find ... ............. nr ,,._.
rm aL ..... wttlata.e • ...e~
abaw .. ay, plaerpple _...
da_l .... ••wtll•*' -..... _. _ _.,._ r 1161 II n rrr apUt ........... ••tutl ..... .
A8d ... ..,.....w ..... ..
llrrrrsa ............ -•· ..... .uc..-............... . cJaaaa ... or wt.et de..,. ....
..... dlala ............ ...
got ....... p .. ltMdf ........ .
* * * L(ot's make an Ice cream pie:
beat until just mixed one pint
any flavor lee cream (or one
quartn of a half raJion) with
one cup mUle and a packap of
any Oavor lello IMtant pud41nc.
?oar In a rMcb' baked pie ahell
........... ODe bov •• ·.10'1' tate .... aiMMaJd .. ,_, ....
with the Jonc Uae up ol lartant
l)Uddlnp and ke crMJM ... you
can either mix 'em or matdl 'em
... Cocoanut cream puddJn& with
chocolate Ice cream ... uuumm.m. • • •
ABIOB(I IJ• GlrhJ ••• !y Louise Meteer •
JUST TAIZJ» TO a wonderful
"'flrl." She' a WoNUe Sloan of
lJdo We. We dliCUIIed the lm·
portance ol Uvtnc ftOW. 'nllnk
about It ~eUmes. Not YES·
TERDAY: Jt'a aone; not TOMOR·
lOW, which never eomes. Live
JfOW, the only moment you can
do tiometllnc about. Don't waate
If. • • •
DAISIES WON'T TELL. but
they made a beautltul decor•·
tlon combined with cladloU In a
yellow a nd white theme for tht
lmp.-...Jve twillrht lnatallatlon
ceremony of Conchita Parlor No.
»f. Native Dauthte2 of the Golden Wert Mra. Wll lam Mel·
cher Is now preslden of thl•
group. Other officers re Mra.
Walter Nollar, firat ce·presl·
dent: )olrw. Herbert om peon,
.eeond vlce-~dent: Mrs. Ches·
ter Pollard, third vice· president :
Mrs. Jack WIJ.on, marahal; Mra.
Earl Patterson, secretary; Mrs.
Bernadette Dulworth, treasurer;
Mra. Donald Muncy, financial
aecretary; Mrs. John Emerson
and M.rs. Kathryn Burton. -n·
tlnels;. Mrs. Lawrence Bergeron.
Mrs. Robert M. Wllaon and Mrs.
Rudy Roberta, trustees, and Mr11.
Helen Collins, paat president.
Conchltas will meet at 8 p.m.
today (Thursday) In the Coeta
Meu Savings bulldlnc. . . . . '-
DAII etnm ........ .._
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................... Tiley .. ... J--Dralel Crtll-lasda. fte .......... ._
11ft. Aaa &II..... Dnia.
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fte ................ -..
lk ... lln.DrftllltdtaeUel
.-a!aM•It.. .. ....._ • • •
WE'RE TOSSING OOR BOU ·
QUET (and hope she catches It)
to one of the world's nicest peo-
ple. Janie lk>rls of Balboa Island.
It is to Janie we are often In·
debted for news Items about peo-
ple she meets here and there.
All typed, with a familiar slg·
nature at the bottom, they are
among our most welcome rays of
sunshine. • • •
~1 known here ln Natlonal
Charity L e • 1 u e and Oran1e
County Philharmonic c I r c 1 e s.
lfra. Feddennan Is new president
of the Leacue for all of Newport
Harbor Area. · • • •
HOME'S BEST BUT BOOKS
CALL and aoon Judy Ferauson
or Lido lale will be answerlnc
by enterinr USC tor graduate
work and a hlch achool teachlnr
credenUal. Judy attended sum·
mer aeulons at University of
Colorado Graduate School. She
r.cently waa c raduated cum
laude from USC. where she wa.s
sele-cted as Helen ot Troy for
1960, an honor ·bestowed on 10
of the most outstandlne women
amone graduated seniors. Thar'
term "OUTSTANDT~C" for the
Helens of Troy means In points
or scholarship. leadership and
service to the UQlverslty. • • •
• • •
WE'RE SO CLAD to hear that
Howard Langley, commodore of
Bahla·Corlnthlan Yacht Club, Is
well aealn. WJsh we'd known of
his Illness so we could have sent
him a card. Some people know
e~rythln~ llkt> that, and How·
ard and Nan Langley are such SUMMER IR DE folk!!. They never mlss a cheerful I : Mrs. Phillip Holley. the former ~iss Sharon
note or e)ft and frequenty make Waidelich of Ccsta Mesa.
the nicest things for their friends Sh w •d 1. h-h
. .. like the Uttle plant~rs fash· a ron al e IC Exc anges toned of driftwood wh1ch they
gave to a number of ~ewporters V w·th Ph·tt· H II last Christm as. Ever so often we I ows I . I 1p 0 ey stop In a home somewhere and
~nlze one, to say gladly, "Oh, "Something old" was t'harm-over silk taffeta with matchJng
you got o.ne t~!" lngly sentimental when Sharon. accessories and an orchid cor-
• daughter of }fr . and ~1rs. ~1at· age.
HER ~INETIETH BlRTHDAY thew V. Waldelk h of J l<ll Dub-The new Mr. and Mrs. Holley
was all fun and excitement for lin. Costa ~1esa: exchaneed nup-have been honeymooning In Car·
Mrs. Josephine Barber of Carmel tlaJ vows with Phillip Hollev. mel. with plans to Jlve In Costa
wtten she was visiting her grand· son of ~rr. and M rs. Hurley A. ~ft>sa. The bride and brldgroom
daughter. ~Jrs. William :\fllle.r. Holley of 388 East 19th St .. Co ta both are :'\t>wport Harbor High
ot Lido Isle, a member of the :'\o :\fe a. on Saturday. July 30. 5<-hool graduates and both a t·
RPason Club. I t d d o c c 11 or course. club members had Tht> bride t'arrled a lace ha nd· en e range oast o egt'.
a luncheon for her. attended by kert'hlef which more than 40 oth· The bride now Is employed by ~frs. Jane Bussey, ~Irs. Beverly er brides have used on their Seot'u rity First ~ational Ba nk In
ON THEfR WAY to Europe Charles. Mrs. Bert Wright, ~Irs. wedding davs. given her by Mrs. Long Be a ch. The bridegroom
thi!l week are Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Ruth Gibbs, Mrs. J. Nelson Hurtt Hamilton Pope Jordan. whose plans to continue his schooling.
Fedderman, residents or TusUn, and others. gift Included a sixpence. Sht> working toward a degree in -----------~....:....:-------------also wore a jl'old chain necklace. music.
a ~ri ft from her brld~room. --------
The bridal gown of silk bom -Cl b L d bazine and re -embroldered alen· u ea ers
ron lace was touched with pearls. , •
The lace bordered the deep front Meet Aug. 23 1 and back o(V ne-ckline and form ·
ed oanels on the princess stvle I
bodJce and skirt which accented The Club Managers Assn. of
a tiny walstllne. Back Interest Southern Calilornia will meet on
was provided by a big boulfant Tuesday, Aug. 23. at Irvine Coast
bow. Country Club. Lunch. gol f In the
The nuptial rite~. pronounct>d a fternoon. cocktails and dinner
Newport Isle
Group Plan
Aug. 20. Sale
From noon until 5 p.m. Sat·
urday, AUf. 20, Newport Island
Women's AuxJUary will hold
forth In laland Park with a white
elephant and cake aale. Pro·
ceeds wtll 10 toward buylnr new
Chrlatmas decorations for the
bland.
The Auxiliary met recently at
Ole home of Mrs. Clint Crane,
with Mrs. Harold Spies as CO·
hoateu, to make plan& Mrs. Jack
Wllde wa~ appointed to have
charee of tt)e cake sale and Mrs.
Louts Jennen for the white ele·
phant booth.
Anyone wlshlne tp contribute
Items may take them to Mrs.
Jennen's home, 3903 Marcus Ave.,
or call ORiole 3-1865 for a pick·
up.
Mrs. Jennen and Mrs. Harold
Spl~ will be Joint hoete.ea for
an Aug. 18 meeting In the for-I
mer's home.
8ACI[ FIIOIC CAMP
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Loud of 307
Narcuaus Ave., Corona del Mar,
welcomed 2 of their children
home from camp last week. Son
Barry and dauahter, Donna, had
been at the Presbyterian junior
choir camp at Pacific Palisades.
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'ftiVaDAY, AVGVIT ll, 1-
C:O .. A D&L MU. CALIF.
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
jacket d~"
..
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CJNDEBELLA.U...,., lid a,..... __ wtda thil
two-piece~ plaid.
n.lnld bo..d JKbt II
............. to .... tlw
pnety ............ . So..,..... ... ..,...,..
are CXDbacl oot11a P'IID
oar sa.ley T -.plecoBiction.
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COSTA MESA LJ 1·7731
SHADDOCK'S
Annual Auc)ust
CLEARANCE!!
DOORS OPEN AT 1:30 A.M.
AU canwat n• 1 ••' 1'"
PRICES SLASHED TO COST OR BELOW
Grou}» of Casual Dr ...... etc.
.,.._ Iota 1D , ...... ., alcllcka Tlld aborta at real ~
Sldrta. blouea aad ISTIIY l.._. of~ ...... lry.
Sony, bat tben caa lie aa.olately JfO nfldlda
We cling to Todd's Ice Cream
because It Is so extra rich.
creamy and delicious and we .
have so many wonderful com -
pliments about It from so many
enthusiastic . . . connolueurs?
... Must be, because thems that
· just eat a ny old kind or lee
cream can't never think or noth-
in' good to say about It ... We
are very proud that we otter
Todd's· I<'e Cream exclqslvely in
• In the First Chrl tian Chur('~ of will make up the day's evf'nts
Santa Ana. wf're solemnized bv a Vice -prE-Sident Henry C. Tu-
trio of minlstt>rs-the Re\'. Brian bach of the local club has ar·
~fayfield of the First Christl an ranged for executil•e se<"retary-
Church: the Rf>V. William Acton manager of the :'\ewport Harbor
nf the Trinity Ba ptist Chur~h In I Chamber of Commerct>, Jack Bar· 1
Costa ~Iesa. ne>phew of thf' bridt'· nt>ll, to be the main s peakt>r of
1
a.dib • •; 1 ...,_.
Jrroom : a nrt the Rt>v. God!re\· the evening. ~ho
Graentn of !ht' Balboa Island I Cht>f Rudy Gonzale and his J cl k' 1J
Ora nge County ...
* * * Jfat tile• yoa ....... Ia·
,... ....... t of all .....a.tae. of
Wortlanp JUag Jfo. a• com
• tM C11b. try apllnN"9 It
wltll a Utu. claW ~ • .-uc batt.. 0.. ...... .
... tbe "'* ..... claW ... .
dew -.-uc acdt to ....... ............ d batw ... Ewr ...... ,... ............... ..
oat ., Mil r _.....,_ wttla
--aMrt ........ , Eftr .-w ..... _ ....... ftJ.Ied wttll
iCia ~'
* * * Get the Sunday of the Week
habit In our cortee ahop ... Thla
week Creme de Menthe . . • next
week. Old Fuhtoned Rum'n But·
ter ...
* * * .... .......... .... cit-·-............. . y ........ ..._ ...... .. _ ............. ..
clwle:df,_._. ••• IJ ._.
'--••• Oia ..... .... ,_ ............. IM I ........ ,..... . ..,. .. -.... ................ ~ -..... r c.., ...... .._.
* * * At ltkhard'a where the ct.oo.-
lnp pttlq more ~na aJI
• .. -. ........... ...... ··-....... ..
lfethodlst CHurch. WhE'TP tht> all-sta r F'ilipino ~rt>W will prt>-ec • .. .....
Waidelich fa mlly a re memlx>r!'l. pa re and serve tht> all Hawaiian I • JIV•
:\fr. Waidelich gave his daugh-, feast. I 3412 VIa Udo oa , . .,.. • Jfewpart .....
tcr In marriage. ~=================== Mrs. Dwight ~lavflt>ld nf tht> 1 ..:a. Llll •l....a-..1
Upper Bay aru playt>d the or· ...... ....... COAST ~ra n durl n~t tht> ceremom·. and 1 ~ ~ Elephants to Be D•lsplayed Kt>n neth Aken, director of mu 1c Xewport Harbor Legion Pot "' • a t the ~hurch. was soloist. 291 will hold a Polvne ian Luau I
GoP Off. f c :\tlss Terrel Waidelich. sister Saturday evt>ning at the Le~Jon I WASHERmE ---at ICe 0 ourse or the bride. was maid of honor. Hall, 15th St. and w. Bav Ave.
t I ~~~d~~a~~et~h~~!~. '~~~r'::;: Ce~:a~ ~~~'~(:·Island r~. J:;. Lt1cb.u: CLAm
What is it that has a trunk Moreover, he shares her home gess. Kenneth Robeno: and Den· land music and Tahitian Pnter-
that 1s filled wltll tea? with ab o ut 40 fat. pleasant. nis Brown were bride matron. ta mment. acrordlng to Post Com-And SHIRT LAUNDRY
Answer: an elephant teapot!
Mrs. P e r 1 e y M. Cox. well
known on Bal~ Island u Hat·
~. ha.a juat auch an elephant.
Local members of the Catalina
Yacht Club aa.lled to San Otero
recently, with 37 boets In their
Oeet, cathertn1 at ltona JCal
Club for a dtnner dance in the
ev«minr. Alnenl' loc:aJ aaJUnr en·
thuaiuta att.endlq 1NN Mr. and
Mrs. lobe" ln,old Gl Harbor Is·
la nd.
Mr. lncold b a pu& eammand.
er o1 the Ca1allna Yacht Club.
After ataylnc ovem~Pt at the
San Dleco Yacht Club, the Oeet
Jotned the Commodore's' enaa.e
ror a party on Sunday afternoon
at tbe Coronado Yacht Club be·
!OI'e aa1l1nl home at the ...Net
hour.
IETIIbl M P1111
IIIIL41.11i1EWII
Xabalna KJub will meet Wed·
nesdq, .Auc. 24. at tM bome of
Mrs. a..rt hrrlJl. 357 C.talloa
Drive, Jlewpon n.tca.ta. 'nlla will
be a .....,_ ~nMtlftl. Jut IIIAt
of tertoua.-before lh. SepL •
luau at tt.. JCono Hawaii rntau·
rant. I'Nt'!ldlnc tbe luau Mra.
Don Olwne wUJ •ntfttaln tM
group at IMr home r. codrtaJJ&
~. ...............
ClliJIII ... lliilill ....
trunked creatures repre!!enti.ng All attendants wt>re identicalh· mander Sam )fltchell.
the well known pachyderms. JlOWned In b a I I<' r 1 n a length
She started rollecting ele· JlOwns of muted aqua Ilk chi!· JfEWLTWEDS MOVE JIEilE
phants a bout 30 years ago (ne,·er ton with Sabrina ne<'kllnt's and Xow ll\i.ng on Rl\·er Str('('t in
In ll\•e form. you understand \, complemented their gown with Udo Sands. \\'E'St :'\ewpon are
and It has been a hol)by which silk net veils touched \\1th just-wed ~tr. and :\tr:;. G('()fge
delights her grandchildren and I pearls. a nd makhlne arcessorles. Chula. The bride is the former I
Intrigues her friends who call Little Dt>borab Acton. great·l :\farlene Booth of Xt>~A-port Beach.
at her home. 226 Grand Canal. nlet'e of the bridegroom. was The couple plans to build a new
to see the collection. fiower e lrl. and lf a t t hew V. home soon.
There would be manv more of Waldt'llch. Jr.. brother of tht' --------
the elephants were It not for bride. w as ring bearer.
the aforementioned grandchll· Hurley A. Holley Jr. was best
dren. They keep falling in Jove man. U!!ht>rs were Henrv Hacker.
with certain ones and Grandma Richard Mlthoff, David BaJmer
can't resist giving them away .. and Harold Andel'!!On.
Her collection will be on dis-A reception followed at the
play at RepubUcan Headquarters churc_h. In a recoelvtna Une the
In Newport •ach durlne the brides moth~r wo~ a cocktaH
next week or two. Anyone may length dress of champarne peau
call to .ee them. There are ele· de 801e with chantilly lace bodice
phant salt and pepper-~hakers. and matchlnr a~es. Her
ctrcua elephant flcurlnes a big -corsage wu taneerlne baby rOM
elephant bead made In llaly for bud& The brlde,-room'a mother
tbe practical pui'J)OSe ol an uh wore pale pink lace ~-.r talfe1a
tray, an Intricately carved wood· areeft tlnc It wtth deep.r toned
en elephant. blf elephants. and aCC'eSBOrles and a corsaee of
Uttle elephants. In fact one is I whJte baby ~ buds.
just an Inch tall ' l"'ollowtnc the ~don a bur-. ret wu wn-.d at t~ home or tbe Of coune Oley all ha\·e their bride's parf'nts with ~ than
wms 800'1'11 nJZE
Axelson Fishlne Tackle Manu-
facturing Co.. ~ewport Beach,
won first prize for its booth In
the recent Associated Ftshlna
Ta<'kJ~ lfanufactu~rs third an·
nual trade show. Axelson won
in the s.lnl'le booth croup. 1'bete
were 230 booths In the show.
~ntatJon of a Ctidflca• WM
madt> by Jerry Buenlna. AM'M
5how rommtttee ~ 1D J.
C. Axelson. president of the·corn·
pany.
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Roun da da Clock Hawallan FubJon o,ea s-. & Efta.
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Ia apart .... ~ •-.•••• IF•••t ltltn
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2900 NEWPORT BLVD., NEWPOBT lEACH
THURSDAY~ AUGUST liTH
l:tl TO S:tl P.ll.
Come and Get Tour Juno. cmcl Slktr •• * IIEFBSHMENTI
tnanks up •. Anyone wbo knows 150 ruests attendlna. Honored
elephanta knows that a"y other on this Ot'Caslon Wll$ t~ bride'•
ldnd J. bad luck. And who would grandmotller Mrs. ~ Wess·
want one of thoee b a n 1 1 n g man, who C. me by ~ from 1
uou.,nd RepubUcan Keadquu.l Grand Rapids, Mich.. In ot*r to
ten· I a~nd. She wore maave Ia~
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t:HIJRCHES
1t. ••••• _. au ........ , IL , __ •••• ., .. aa..-. M' dt• (•tt r Jll), Corona del Newport ~ac"-The Jt.v. Ed·
Mu-"You CaMot S.rv~ God" ward Allen will apeak on the
will be the •nnon by the vlcar,'l tople. "You Can't Serve God." at
the Rev. Edward P. Allen, at 8 th~ 11 L m. Sunday .. rvlcoe. There
a,m. Sunday. Servlcee are heJd will be holy communion and
In 'the Community Church, 611 heallna .. rvlce at 10:30 a.m.
HeUotrope Ave:. Corona del Mar. • • 1 •
Taylor Hayden Savaae Infant Xnrport B • r b or LatMNa
· 110n of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sav· C!aaldl. Newport Helahts-"Don't
ace, m Narcuaau. Ave .• Corona Trip!" will be the .ermon topic
del Mar, will be baptJzed. of the Rev. Jamea Blain at the
• • • 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday serv·
... ..._ I ala ad CoaaaauaUy
Motbod&at-"On Beine Double ·
Yoked" will be the sermon s ub-
ject of the guest speaker, the
Rev. C"arles lllelgh. at the 9:30
anrt 11 a.m. worship servJces.
The pastor Is vacationing here
from Calipatria, Imperial Valley.
• • •
St. ADd r e w 'a ~ortaa
C!aurc:b, Cliff Haven-The Rev.
Walter Jame , director of social
work for the Los Angeles Pr~s·
bytery. will be guest speaker
Sunday In St. Andrew's Presby·
terian Church, at 8:15, 9:35 and
11 a.m. He was a key spea ker
at the r~nt Couple's Retreat
held by St. Andrew's members
at Forest Home. Music du ring
the summer services la od ered
by a quarter that Includes Mrs.
Don Austin, Mrs. Robert Andrews.
Warren Pressnall a nd Ray Cof.
fey.
• • •
........... .......,_ ..... tJa.Dcry
AdYoau.t Claa.rcla. N e w p o r t
Heights -Dr. Roland Drayaon,
dean of La Sierra College at
Arlington, will apeak at the 11
a.m. Saturday service. The youna
people will hear Dr. Donald Lee.
associate professor of science at
La Sierra, at 8 p.m. this Friday.
Christian educaUon Is the theme
tor both speakers.
CORONA DEL MAR
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
COMQUQATIOMAL
611 Heliotrope Avenue
Corona del Mar, CaUl.
MORNING WORSHIP
9:30 and n A.M.
Church School classes 9:30a.m.
Nursery for both hours.
Edwin C. Gomke
Minister
Ices. The text Is from I Corln·
thlans, 10:12-13. • • •
Clulatiaa I c: l • D c: • Cllurc:bM. Newport Beach, Corona del Mar
and Co ta Mesa-Th«.> beauty,
harmony anrt satl faction of true
being are brought out In thf'
lesson-St'rmon on "Sou l" this
Sunday. The golden text Is from
Psalm§ 119:1H. 175: "I have
longed for thy slilvatlon. 0 Lord:
and thy Jaw Is mv deiiRht. Let
my soul live. anti it sl}all pral~
thee: and let thy judgments help
me ... • • •
Coroaa del Mar Coo9rogaUoaaJ
Cbarc:b -Dr. Quintin DeYoune.
associate professor of p ychology
at Chapman CoUege, Orange.
will again occupy the pulpit at
the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services this
S~nday. Ria topic will be "Re·
Ugion without Fear?" • • •
LatiMNa Claardl ........... *· Corona. del Mar-The Rev.
Douglas Wessell will preach on
the topic, "Christ's Prescription
to the Mentally Disturbed," at
the 11 a.m . Sunday servlcoe.
VLalCII 8UT AJUUVES
A daughter, 7 lb. 5 oz.s., was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ul·
rich. 319 Irvine Av~.. Newport
Heights. In Hoag Hospital on Frl·
day. Aug. 5.
CHRISnAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
naT ClltJIICII OP CIIBJST,
SCJEJiT1ST. 3303 Via Lido Newport Beach
SU~DAY SCHOOL
9:15a.m. a nd 11 a.m.,
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:15 . 11 a.m.
WEONESDA Y EVENI~G MEETING 8 p.m.
REAnJNG ROOM-
3315 Via Lido. Newport Beaeh
Open week day&-
. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
GUEST ARTISTS Lois Ellyn and James Mehl will danc:e Saturday
evening at Newport Harbor Hi9h School in the "eveging of mod·
ern dance and ballet · presented as the finale of tre Zonta Prome·
nade of Fine Arts.
Trustees and Superintendent
Answer Parents' Questions
!Continued from page 11 In organization work. Classroom
the answer period by commend· evaluation is Important. but
lng the parent& for their action. there are other Important fac·
He said that ··meetlnes lilce thla tor-."
can help us keep local control MR. PEASE-"Evaluatlon ls a
of schools and combat the at· 2-way str~t. The teacher often
tempt to centralize the system ask5 the princi pal for ht>lp In
at the stare level and at the Improving some reaching tech·
national le\'el.'' niqu{' There must be rapport
Here ls a summary of the an· between teacher anrt principal.
swers given during the evening: The quality or teaching I the e EDtJCATIOifAL PIIILOSOPBT rt>sult of rhi~ coo(X'ratlon. There
SUP1'. ROY A:'JDERSE~-··1 am i time pro\ idert for COrT('('liVf'
at a loss to see where there is action tx-fort> e\·aluatlon or a
conflict twtween the district poJ . teacher."
it'y, thf' C'allrornla Teacher"s MR A~DERSE~-'7here Is a
Assn. rode or ethics. and the dis· formal I n t e r \'I e w with each
trlct parents' guid<'... . teacher to go O\'t>r thf" evaluation
TR USTEE ~tEL BE:RRY-"Thc>re sheet. It e\'a luatlon Is low. I ar·
should be no connlct. Board pol· range for a conference with the
Icy should p~\·all if there I' any teache:. The tx-netlt of doubt
quPstlon.'' is gi \'en to the teachPr In the
MR. PEASE-''The board policy hrst 2 yt-ars. but In the third
should tw lnduded In the teach· \'t>a r. the decision must be made.
t>r'~' handbook.'' bf>caus«.> renC'wal or contract then
ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Wednesdays 9 a .m .. 7:45p.m. 1\lesdays and Frldays-
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
SECOJm CIIUIICII OP CBaJST,
SCJEn'IST
I• TEMUaE establishes tenurt>.~
MR. BERRY-.. Good te3chers MR. PEASE-"The board Is ad·
3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach
ORiole 5·0210
The Rev. John H. Parke. Rector
SUNOA Y SERVICES '
8:00--Holy Communion
9:15-Famlly Service and
Sunday School
11 :00--Mornlna Prayer and
Sermon
Nursery and small ehUd care
provided
TIJURSDAY
10:30-Holy Communion and
Healln& Service
Xewport a-da at
C....MIIIer
3839 Ea.at Cout BJchway
Corona del Mar
S~~AY SCHOOL
9:15 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICE
havt-nothing to worry about ten· vised as to the teacheR who are
urt>. Granting or refusine tenur~ coming up Cor ten~re and •• to
~ mandatory by the state code; their standing.''
It cannot be changed locally." M R. BERRY-''There should be
MR. PEASE-'7enure gives a no •crUical year'. Teachers should
teacht>r protection a gainst arbl· put oat thC'ir best t'very year.ft
trary action, glvf'S him more con· MR A:'JDERSEN-"Each teach·
tldc>ncoe. and thus allows him to er signs an t>val ualion sheet to
WEDNESDAY EVENINJ 1 a.m. carry out his teaching duties bet· verify the fa ct that he has read
MEETING 8 p.m. ter. The disadvantage Is that ten· and discussed lt. All tfT~ re·
READING ROOM-ure makes It v~rtuany Impossible ports comE' across my dt"Bk. 11t~
3839 East Coast Highway to fire a teacher who does not can bt> no oversight of an pV&Iaa·
Open weell days-maintain satisfactory standards.'' tion rt>port. Tenure causes a prob·
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. MR. ANDERSEN -" P are n t lem only In a very few cases; no
You are cordially Invited to opfnfon or a teacher Is of real morP than 2 In any year."
attend the Chul'dt Service. concern to us. but polllng par· MR. PEASE-"If a teache-r Is
and to ~ the ReacUnc Room. ents to decide on tenure tor a dissatisfied with a n evaluation :=============: ·~===~=======~ teacher prf.'11f>nts many problems. rPport. he can discuss It wfth • ;: It could make a teacher cater to the sUPf>rintPndent, and then 10 LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST the pupils and parents to w in twfor«.> the board. A teadle-r al· CHUBQI a popularity poll. Each lndivld· ways has that right to go to the
ual pan-nt may have knowledge board. The teacher can also CO Church of the Master
33t5 East Coast Highway
Corona del Ma r
Thl!' Rev. D. Wessell, Putor
Phone: ORloJe 3·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-Sunday School
11.00 A.M.-The Service
WELCOME
NEWPORT HARBOR
BAPTIST CHURCH
Amt>rlcan Baptist Convention
Fa in iew Ave. at Fair Dr. •
Costa Men
Rev. llcrbert Johnson. Pastor
Ll 8·3072 · Kl 5-4610
Sunday School ........ 9:-l5 a.m.
tCia ses for All Ages
Morning Worship .. 11:00 a.m.
Evening Worship ... 7:30 p.m.
Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m.
OF CORONA DEL MAR of the teacher only a11 his own berorP the profeulonal ethics
"Where all Faltha child Is affected, and therefort> committt't> of the teachers' uso·
Meet Cor w.;~%rlly I ca n't sppraise the entrre work of elation for help, and advice.
meeting at the teacher. A principal has the "A~ for ~election of a principal,
Community training to make evaluations." all posslbl~ Information fa ob·
Congrcga· e EVALtJATIOif talned on the appllonrta• pro·
tiona! Church MR. ANDERSEN-.. The pur· ft>ssion al an d admfnlstratlve
611 Heliotrope ~ of the teacher evaluation background. A screening com·
Ave., COM sheet Ill to rev e a I areas of mittee narrows the applicants
8 A.M. If st~ngth and weakness of a to 4 or 5, and the JJdtool board s~,.,d~ys teacher and to guide In the an· makes the selection from these
The r u t u r e a lysis or reaching qualities. The finalists."
new Church evaluation form was prepared by MR. ANDERSEN--of 13 ad-
home Is now a joint committee of teac hers mlnls tratlvc position nned while
un d er con· and administrators. Final ap. f have-been superlntendent. 7
atructlon a t proval was given by the school were nlled wlth pe-rsonnel from
Pastor 2411 E. Coast board. Frequent review and re· within the dlJJtrlct. 6 from out· ~· COM. visions are made." slde. and 3 of th~ 6 were for WO~~+p SUNDAY US MR. PEASE-"rt Is the legal specialized po81tlons for whfch
responsibility or the superlnten· there was no local applicants.
dent and principal to report on At least one of the flr\aJ appll·
FIRST CHRISTIAN the quallflcatlona of teache rs-cants presented to the board by
at least twice a year on proba · the screenlnc committee must be CHURCH tlonary teachers. at least once a local applicant. If anyone from
a year thereafter. The evaJuatlon the district has applied."
Franklin 0 . Bhder, Jr. Mln .. ter report Is ~viewed with each MR. pEASE -"Profeulonal
Ll 8-4778 • Parsonaae Ll 8·529C teacher. The evaluation prOC'ed· growth requirement for teachers
ure reveals not only academic does not neceaarlly mean they
SUNDAY and profeulonal sta ndlne. but have to &eek adminis trative poef. HARBOR TRINITY 9:30 ·-.... ·-·-.... --. Bible School aJso personality traits that make Uons; they can strive to become
10:40 ....... --... Church Service for qua lity teaching." superior teachers.'' BAPTIST CHURCH 5:30 Youne Peoples' Meetlne TRUSTEE JIM RAY-"1 aee no Among the questions from the
Baker St. 6 Fairview Ave. 6:30 -··-·-.. ·· Vesper Service conn¥:-t as to Interpretation of audlcncoe was one from Bob
COSTA MESA WEDNESDAY loyalty. Teach~ra muat be loyal Gardner of Balboe Isla nd about
The Rev. William Acton 9:30a.m. women's Bible Study to the pupils, parents. the dis· membership In the Commvnl8t
U 8·2140 • ttl 5-7981 7:00 p.m. ___ Prayer Meet!• trlct. and our nation.'' Party. Supt.1 Andersen aald that
8:00 p.m. ~ .. Cholt Practice "MR. ANDERSEl'f-"It la dilll· all ~pJoyeea ot the dlatrlct are
SUNDAY SERVICES cult to meaaure the amount of required by law to alln a loyallJ
Sunday School ·---9:45 a.m. Nunery and ChJJd CaN learnlna by puplla, upedalJy In oath, whJch pNcludes memher·
Mornlnl Worahlp --11:00 a.m. Proricled lowet Jflldes. aa a mona or ahlp In any ortanlzaUon .eeklnl
£Venln1 Service ·--.. 7:00 p.m. Fl.rst Chrlttlan Church evaluat1n1 teachers. All ltema In to overthrow the tovernment bJ
WEDNESDAY 796 Vlctoria at flacenda the evallf&tlon Procftlt are In· fon:e.
eo.ta .._. ' tended to reveal how well a --------Prayer ....un, ___ .. 7:30 p.m. tMchet la tuchlnt. Evaluation CfL LA..oll AT a. 'ro.o
~~~~====~~~;:;::;;~========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ la not .,_.tble without vlaitatlon Marine Cpl. Edward K. Lulon. ;. In c~ ... roome by the principal.'' •n ot Mr. and Mn. Francia Lar·
-MOlE MOD MORE .... -· .... 110n ol 30841 lumlne Ave., Co· IOU!H IIIOREI
IAP!IIT CIIUICII
............... ._D.D. .....
e s~, 8erVIala at 11:00
a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
e 8u'*' kbool and !f.,. ., care cta.rtaa u• a.a ...... •u• ••• I .._..,. ••• ,.
( ....... Yklllir .... lllil)
10. BDaY-"EYaluatlon· la a rona del Mar, la eervtna wlt!l
eonUnuoua PfOC!MI. 11M p•nclpal tt» Third Martne AJft'ralt Wtna
oiiiMtWII how the ~r teL•!•• the 1:1 Two Manne ~ Air
alOftJ wttJa other teachen. and StatiOn.
.
Dance Concert on Saturday
To End Promenade of Arts
. · Directory
CWI&Iil&l ..•
Antlola Sartorto, director of
the Summer Dance Sct.ool, .til
preaent a · pi'Oifal1\ ol modern
dane. and ballet Saturday eve·
nina In the Newport Harbor Rl&h
School auditorium &a the cloalna
event ot the Zonta Promenade
ol Fine Arts.
Guest artlau wUI be Lola Ellyn,
.lames Mehl, Fernando Shatfen·
bure and Nancy Benaon. The pro·
aram. bealnnlna at 8~30 p.m .•
Burglars Get
Over S 1.000 in
COM Store
ApproxJmately S900 In cash, a
1130 camera. cigarette lighters
valued at $50 and a tJo ~lectrlc
razor were stolen In a burglary
of Chrlstensen's• Pha rmacy, 3021
E. Cout Hwy.. Corona del Mar.
bet'<'•een 10 p.m. Saturday and
6:30 a.m. Sunday, Newport pollee
reported .
The burglars forced open 4
cash registers; a fifth caah rea·
lster n~ar the front door was not
opened. A check of the narcotics
cabinet revealed It to be still
Intact.
The building roof entra nce
cover had been forced open. a nd
the drua store main business
area was entered with the uae of
a wooden l,!!dder that lea<b to
the bon om n oor.
lanltor Jacob A. Toombs, 313
Larkspur Ave., Corona del Mar,
dlacovered the burelary after he
entered through a back door. He
said the front door was unlocked.
John R. Estus
Is Dead at 69
Graveside funeral S(!rvlcoes for
John R. Estus, 69, or 109-20th St.,
Newport Beach. were hf'ld TUt'$·
da)' at Fairhaven Memorial Parte
with tht> Rev. Ed Smith of Christ
Church By the Sea. Balboa, otfl.
clatln~r.
Mr. Estus died Friday after
an extended llfness. Re was a
wounded veteran of World War
I and had lived In this commu·
nlty for 29 years and In Callfor·
nla for 3-1 years. He was born In
Kansas.
Mr. Estus suUered a severe
asthma attack at 9:30 p.m. Frl·
day and a physician and fire
department rescue aquad were
dispatched to .. ft a id, Newport
pollee reported fJe wu then
taken by ambulance to Roa1
Hospital.
He Is survl~ by 3 slstft'll.
Mrs. Helen RIITdtrrknecht o1 Bal·
boa, Mrs. Wlna May Storms of
Riverside and Mnl. VITJ'{e Ratton
or San Bemardlno, and 2 broth·
ers. Harry Eat u a of Newport
Helehta a.nd Leslie L. Estus of
Arkansas City, Kansas.
TAKU AYJATIOW COUDE
MJd.shlpman Stanley T. Lewis.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.
Lewta Jr., of 518 Slenal Rd .• Clltr
Haven, and a student at Sta nforcf
University, la one ol 1,500 NROTC
ml<bh,pmen from 52 coflecea and
univ~rsftlea who complet~d 3
week.& of av1atron Indoctrination
July 26 at tJ'Ie Naval Air Ad·
vanced Tra.lnln& Station, Corpus
Christl, Texas..
PDflSIIU MX7'r CDfP
Bruce H. Douglass, son or Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin R. Douglaa
of 2630 Seavfew, Corona del Mar,
graduated [rom recruit tralnJne
July 29 at the Naval Training
Center, San Diego. The eradua-
tlon exercfaes marked the end of
9 W~ka fll "1»ccot c:atnp,"
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK
1111 Harbor llvcL at Glaler
·~ co.ta ....
KIMBDLY 5·11S
Will lnelude wn.e Shakers" by
Daniel .lahn, "leach bne" by
Erie S&Ue, "Melodle" by Dvorak,
Pu de Deux from "Nutcracker
Suite" by Tolaalkowaky, "Love-
Butterfly and tbe Lear• by IUch· ._.._.lllrlrr-'ll'I'IIIIR ... ..,.r----
ard Strauae. and '"!be Vlntner'a
Dauahter" by Mlldo. Rcaa.
Becauae ol th" prorram, MIM Sartorto ~tponed the open clue
at her echool. otl&lnally eched·
uSed for l .. t Tuesday. to next
Tuesday evenlne. Aua. 16, at the
Harbor VIew School a uditorium.
The final open cla• will be Frl·
day evenlna. Aua. 18.
Promenade ol Alta events In·
elude a tour of homes to view
palntlnaa, from 3 to 5 p.m. today
CThursC\ay), and a tour of artur.'
s tudios from 1 to 5 p.m. tomor·
row.
w.w •··~·llr•r ............
"Chr .. tlan Aetlon for Freedom"
will be the theme of World Com·
munlty Day, to be observed on
Nov. 4 .b)' the United Church
Jl'rtendly Net1bbarbood lervke
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
lJ I·MII 6 1-~ C.ta M ..
Women of Newport Harbor. lOR ALL OF
The study will emphulze U.S. YOUJl INSURAlfCE NEEDS
foreign policy and the role of the SadJ · 1nsur Co Individual In It, women leaders I 8lf ance . said. lohn E. Sadlelr
'Mra. William Mdeenzle, c hair· 3333 E. Cout Hwy. OR 3·3150
man of World Community Day. Corona del Mu
waa hOeS recently at a meetlna rNVaTMEln'S
In her home lor key women offl . .---... ....... -.;...;..;;...;•;..,;...· .;,...' -----..
cera to make plana for the day. CROWELL. WEEDON 6 CO.
Freedom trom chronle UJ -heeJth Memben
In Ethiopia. Nlcerta. Chile and Padfle Cout Stock Exchanp
Burma are on the aaenda, wfth -·--".-6 u·-•·-D-M ,..,.. f edJ Douuc•t n..a...,n, -.. p . pro~r. o m cal aid klr. for Dick Ruclcer Ted Paua.on
rural homes. Other projects wUI Lo .. Fennell Ruth Ba.ker
Include used clean clothlna for Mlke Myen
chJidren and adulr.. frivate Wire ServiC'H
2601 E. Coast Hwy. oa 3·'700e
Corona del Mar
The big $Coop •••
7 FOR LUCK
You buy 6 pairs of
Beautiful Bryans ... and
get tme Kift pair-~
Our most popular shades
6 pair seamless reinforced heels and toe and
y~u receive a g ift pair of beautiful Bryaru lovely'
demi toe and no heel hose.
AIR CO NO'ITI ON EO
OR 3-1890
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WHAT HAPPENS ~HERE •all• Iii.... Officer Gets Ew••••li• •••r
JAMBOREE DIARY ••• IF A-BOMB HITS LA? ·ea~~~~~. ~.o •. Bloody Nose 11
A ~~.:!.~ lo••
The Newport Harbor Area'' "It would be primarily a IQdal drowned while swtmmJne In the S~ial Olll~r Joe c. Perel. speakt'r advl lni ~oplt' to t'\ac-.
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&e J-'•rse Tr••r 71. ._. "_ .... .., .... .... .............. .., ... ,._. ....................... c. ............. Cele.) • • •
IIOIIDAY, JUI,T 11-:-Today we
eot up at 8;30 a .m. and packed
our Olaht bap. Forty-five min·
ut" after breakfaat we left on
the aecond clay of our Yel.low·
atone National Park tour. We
took a different road. and our
flrs.t atop wu the upper f!llls of
the Yellowatone RJver. From thla
point we walked to a mud pot
basin. 11\e most intereet1n1 of
theae wu the Black Cauldron,
which Ia reached by foot trail.
We aealn boarded the bule8 and
lt-ft the area .
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t....a .......... lialll .. ....
Tell a IIU ..._wed .... ,_.._. ..... Mu'aaeet.
o.. ... n ...... h•• .. ,.._._o..r....a.wMaila
.. ,.... • ..,-..y .....
........... ..,...ad ...
............... U..OI4 r.a..._......._
t'd P,.lty tired out f.rom the altl· ereatat problem In event of problem," he point.d out, "wtth aurf oU ~ St., Newport Beach. 342~ E. Cout Hwy., Corona del uate th~lr hom.-. w•s <'runlne
tudfo and heat. We hurriedly nuclear warfare mJeht well be martial law necetNry to kHp Jut Thurwday aftt'rnoon. Mar. aulfer~ a bloody no.e In tht' Newport Helghta area last
packed and report.d for Junch, the accommodation of swanns order." Hla body waa rec<wered In the while breaktnc up a ncht at the Thursday night.
whl<'h we ate In a reetaurant and of refu1ees trom bomb-ravaced Prevalllne wtnda tedU(e the s urf off 18th St. about 5:~ p.m.. hndt~\'Oua Ballroom, Ba lboa, at ~1arlo .Par1nl, 3000 C 1 a Y 3t..
had 11M aa our mlldnfWn prtce. 1.-Anplea County, ·accordlne likelihood Plat the Newpott a~a havlnc drlfted down the coast 11 :30 p.m. tall Thuriday, New· Newport Height. reported tht"
loy, nobody knew we could eat to Dr. Robert AJJbaueh. former would • aubjected to heavy fall· and un~r the Newport Pier b4>. port pollee reported. ('ar at the <'ornt>r of Clay St. and
10 much on tbat money. There medical otrker for the Atomic out, even titer a maJ« attack tore belnc found The body was The special ofllet>r rushed up Santa Ana Ave., NewPort
were 110 rnu~y banana apllta or· Enet&Y Commbalon at mld·Pa· on 1.-An1elH. In Dr. Allbaueh'a taken to Baltz Mortuary. Corona to break-up a fleht Jnvof,·lng Heights, at 9:5:> p.m. J
dered that they ran out or the clflc wupona teats. opinion. del Mar. and forwarded to ~1exJ . Fernando M. Mendt'z, 18, of 521 Mark Ellsworth, 430 Catalina
s pecial dlahes and there were 110 Dr. ADbauch. a Newport Beach Neverthei.Ha. the .,ealcer em· call, Mexico, tor services and In · W. Wllaon St .. Coeta Mesa. with Dr., Newport Heights, cam~> to
many mlllu ordered th~ had to phy1lclan. apoke at Laet Friday's phuized the lmportanee of &~· tennent. an unidentlfled youth, who fled the station at 10:15 p.m. to re·
·u. paper cupe to eave the Jlau· weekly J~Metln1 of the Klwanla quate radiation shelter. A syatem A frientt, Francisco V-uquez. the l<'t"ne. At thla point the Costa port s~elng thf' car ar a service
es for the other cuatomera. Club ot Corona del Mar, ot which of community and backyard Stanton, told Newport pollee that Mesa youth took a s wing at .the s tation at Coast Hwy. and Nf'W·
An. .., ~ ...a .. he Is a member. shelters could aave mJlllona of they had com~> to Newport Beach apeclal orncer, hitting him on port Blvd. He dPS<'rlbed tht-car
..... b.,...ad t111e ...._ ...S Auumine that Newport Har· Jives throuchout the nation In a about 4:10 p.m. Thursday and the rlcht side of tht' fa <:e, rauslnr as possibly a 19J9 Chevrolet wllh
left Yell a&IIM. 11ae .. ._ bor ·Ia not a primary target, Dr. nuclear war, Dr. AUbaueh aald the Vlcllm was last ~~een swim· hi no~ to bleed. , gr('(>n bottom anrl white top con-
111et _..... • .. palled .... · Allbaueh theorized that nuclear Lut Frlday'a meet1n1 at the I m ing off 22nd St. He )lad been The ~1esa youth wa.s taken to tai!'lng 3 to 6 Jtt,eniiP' Offlr~>r<;
....... W,... ....,. .. ate war mllht atomize downtown 1 Hurley Bell waa conduct@d by
1
employed on a chicken ranch In Ne\\·port jail and boo~d on r hecked the an·a but wpre u n· ca... .t 1M KJII 1p81 a.-.. 1.-Anaelea and cause wide· Vlce·pre.ade~ Clyde Johnson. Anaheim and had been In that charges of fl&hllng and dtsturb· a bile to ICX'n~ the \ehl<'lt>.
liDos oar...._ aa ld8"t ...._ spread damaee throughout Los Committee aalcnmenta will be area for 2 months. l ing tht> peace after a clti:eens· ,_ n. c:.au.. aatU lOs•, .. Aneelea "~unty, sending hun-made at tomorrow's reI' u I a r arre t romplalnt ''"' !i>lgnerl br •UIIII£ Ul F
._. • ._. waiL At trl5 .. d.reds of lhouu nds of persons meeting, with Dr. David K. J-•-..... ••••• the pt>d al orriN'r .,
bM"Ja.d 1M bla.Ma to Ja..s f• Into . neiehborlnl counties tor Smller. president. In <'har&P. The wr .ge SIOKSOU:D aT 'nU u.. .-tr f• _. , ... Cl8d food, medlral <'are and shelter. nt'w club wa•formed last month. OK NIUTA•T .,.UCE Dt1TT FUCHSIA SOCIETY ..,._ Top salesmen Cor Juh• In tht> •"< ...e ••eorybeoty ._, · :'\ewpoM Bearh-Costa ~1e a Board Army P\ t AltwM L. Cobb rP· ~~ amonc those who didn't Sloans. Back from Cru·•se. o f R.ealtOri were Either Dt>nnls ,centl)' WolS ll <;tgnf'd to the 4ith
ICO awtmmlnc, 110 1 alone with of Turner Realty, Orst. and John Artillery at r o r 1 ~1acAMhur
Thurs.. Fri cmd Sat.
Aug. 11. 12 cmd 13 • I A.M. to I P.ll. 8 others mana1ed ~ arrange a E t rt • F • d L• Semple of ~f<."Cuistlon RPalty Calif . whert> he '" a m11itary
ba.eballeame a raln.at the Lan· n e a1n r1en S on 1ner seoond.ToplllNwas BIII ~It<'h · poll man 1n tht> <~Millery's
der Uttle League. Because of ell of :\1att LaBorde Realty, and Headquarters Ballt>ry He Is a Cooked Food Sale Sat.
th .. tim• lnvolv ..... w• play-on'.. . runner-up was :\1~lle Brashear 1959 graduate or Bro~wley H1gh I '"' '"' ""' "' ""' v One of the m ost uruque parties I A3 guesta boarded the ganc· f B •-o -h School HI h "1 D 2 lnnlnl •• but w• had a lot of o ay • ...,-at' • • s mot er, " r . oroth}' "' In aome Lime was that arranged plank. they were rreeted by Port · L. Brou d 11 2000 c 1 fun. By th ... way, we beat them · sar · ,.e at ora 1
541 Center StrMt.
eo.taN.a "' by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin S.loan, Captain Denny Holler, a nd on PI CllU H « to 2. At 10·.30 we boarded our 1•111 Ill-...:. F11Pf ·· aven. ., recently returned to their home reachlnr the lounre via elevator ___ .... ~;;--;=~~~-1111!~-11!111~~ ... -.JI!..,.J
buses, where we s pent the nl1ht. at 3408 Via 0 porto, Newport were welcom~ aboard by the WAI 'JAH CLARKI!'Ir
Beach, after a w or 1 d cruise Sloana and Captain John Saxon. Viewing the F 1 1 g h t of t he Is Iii ~
New Requests aboard a luxury carro:Un'er. Alao on deck were Chid St~ard Snowbirds from the porc h ot
Becauae 110 many fttenda had William Mueller and Jock Miller, Tw1n Palm.s A'partment.s In Bal· BAWAIIAJI qoN Amen~·· Larpst Selection
Round& da Clock HawaUan Fashion
O...IIIIL & ~
Aa the sun bqan to set we
returned to Old P'aUhful and check~ In to th• Old PalthiW
campera Cablnt, wta.re we ataJ·
ed that nlpt. We aU at. dinner
In the cafeteria after walUq ln
line for about 2 hours. Alter dln·
ner the ttme was oura 80 we
went to he tbe &aneera lecture
\ /'..._ and moat o 111 saw Old Faithful
\._....--' ~ t. #
F L•b expreued Interest In thla way of who ran a ''ahuttle-waeon" traru· boa lut Sunday were CUNts of or I rary travel, popularized by the Sloans portatlon for the cuests from Mr. and Mrs. Pat Shepard, 921 E.
In letters and pictures and an the parklne areas to the shJp. Balboa Ave.
ori1lnal t rave I o I u e. "World Enjoylne the Sloans' h;~tall· They included thtolr house Additional petJtlofta aakln1 for
a branch library In Mariners
Park. brinllnJthe total ot namee
to more than 400, were received
by the Newport Beach City Coun·
cJJ Monday ennlnc.
D IIUDIE Aft.. SAUOA 1SLA1rD a. a.-.
•
• •
TBVJIIDAT, JVI.T It -We
a rose early and ate breakfut·at
6:30. Then we went on a walk·
lng tour. We aralo saw Old
Faithful erupt and we saw n u ·
merous other eeyaers and boll·
lng i prings. Our tour covered
about 5 mllea and we all return·
Tllk .... ..
F• ~lllr ... e
Ttckets for the Lobster Bake
of the Balboa Bay Uona Club can
now be purchaaed from membP~,.
J>r the club, a<'COrdlng to Pre81·
dent Bry M11'1ton, 709 Poppy
Ave .. Corona del Mar.
The d ate a for this a nnual
event are Saturday and Sunday.
Sept. 10 and ll, from noon to 9
p.m., and the location Ia the
conceulon area at the Cutona
del Mar main beadL
Mr. and Mra. Otarlel R. Chaae
of Corona del Mar are tbe erand ·
parents or a baby Jirl. carry
Jesalca. born W~n..clay, Aue. 3.
to Donald and Vlrclnla RJch·
mond ot LDnl Beach at the Ce·
dart o( Lebanon Hoapltal in Los
Aneeles. Mrs. Richmond, the tonner Vir·
glnla Chaae. Is a pduate ot
Newport Harbor Hlch School. Mr.
Richmond, from Lonl Beach, 11
affil iated with the Standard Oil
Co. In Los Anreles In the Credit
Department. The paternal ,rand·
parents are the Willard L. Rkh·
monda or Loql Beach.
Dawson ~aford or Harbor
HIJhlanda said that he would
like to talk In behalf of the re·
q uest, but Mayor Jamea Stod·
dard aald the Council was not
prepared to· dlacusa the subject
and sugeeat~ that the petition.
ers talk to the Ubrary Board.
The mavor remarked that the
LJbrary Board consldera Manners
Park too small a alte and thinks
that the hest location Is Clltr Dr.
Park. uphill from the Newport
Post OfJi ce.
Council referred the new rP·
quests to the Parkl!, Bea<'hes and
llecreatlon Commlulon and to
the Ubrary Board. which will
meet at 4:30 p.m. Monday In the
main library In Balboa. , ••.... ~ .... , ...... . . ' A pioneer ....,_ baat"-"lan.
cutford Von Ke_nnel. 61. died lui
Thut'lday In hla home at m E.
19th St., Cotta Mesa, foJiowlng a
heart attack.
Mr. Von Kennel operated a
flsh.lne tackle and aportine loods
s tore In Balboa for 20 years and
later the Aasoclat~ Martne Dock.
~th St. and Lafayette Ave., New.
port Beach. He was born In Day·
ton, Ohio, and had lived In the
harbor area for 35 years and In
California fol 43 yeara.
He Is survived by hla wift'.
Mrs. Cora Von Kennel: a step·
dauebter, Mrs. E\<elyn )!liner.
Costa Mesa, a nd step-sons Billie
T. Smith ol Eurene. Oregon. and
Charles A. Smith of Coata Meaa.
and a alster. Mrs. Elizabeth
Focht Costa Mesa.
St\rlnkers Flahyback," they ar· ty were Mr. and Mra. Berwln gueats for the wee-kend. Mrs.
raneed the codttaU party aboard Ma ple of Udo Isle; Mr. and Mrs. Geraldine Bronson and son. Jer·
the SS President Jackson on Mon· Wllllam Miller and aon. Larry, ry, of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs.
day, July 25. home OJl vacation from the Unl · Dan Drlsb l or Corona del Mar. .... ,.... •. ,. .. ........ 111-.
verslty of Arizona; Mears. and and ~1rs. Jerry Barr of Chl<'aao.
Mmes. Gustaf Brelln, Floyd Bu· IU.
ell. Kenneth C. Albrteht, and F.
I A. McMasters, all of Corona del COIJfC TO WOODavrr
~1ar: Mr. and Mrs. Wilt~ Berls ~eee Elaine Cyr, daughter of
or Balboa Island: Mrs. Kenneth George E. Cyr, 417 Goldt-nrod
An Ialand type ':"enu and lots C. A. lbrieht of Corona del Mar: I Ave .. Corona del Mar. w1ll attend
ot Hawaiian, Tah1Uan and Sa-Mrs. Oliver Campbell and Mrs. Woodbury Col)ege in Loa Ange ·
moan entertainment are being les thJs fall Ne1e will major Jn
readied l or the annual Luau to Nadene Coplen or Cliff Haven. fashion design and will graduate
be put on by the Newport Harbor and Mrs. Jullt'tte Milliken or I with a bachelor of professional
Elks Lodee Saturday, Aug. 20. LJdo Isle. aru degret!.
at the Elks lodge In Newport
Beach. There will bt' more than
20 n a t I v e performers and 2
bands. Reservations are to bt'
made at ORJole 3-6110.
LlpaW•••Diu
Cecelia E. Foy. 68. or 700 Tha·
lla St., Laeuna Beach, was pro.
nou~d dead on arrival at Boag
Hoapltal at 1 :-&0 p.m. Sunday,
altf!r coUaa-lne on the aldewalk
In front ot Our Lady ol Mt. Car·
mel Catholic Church, Balboa. A
llfeeuard unit provided oxyeen
at the acene awa1Une rhe' arrival
ol an ambulance, and Monsl~nor
Stephen Kiley of the t-hurch ad·
m lnl1tered lut rites. ... , ......
YOUTH CENTER BOARD
ACTS ON AGREEMENT
The board or directors or the
Newport H arbor Community
Youth Center vot~ last w~k to
accept a n arreement bt'tween the
clty of Newport Beach and the
Youth Center, s ubject to the tol·
lowtne conditions:
( U That the city accept the re·
sponslblllty and mainte nance of
the Scout H~ near the Youth
Center.
(21 That electril'ity be paid by
any group uslne the baseball
diamond, not rt>Jularly sch~·
uled. which the ci ty f~ls able
to pay.
The aereement Is for one yt'ar
and glvea the city exduslvt> con·
trot of achedullnc all programa
and activities at the Youth Cen-
ter. The city. In accepting ron·
trol, will maintain the building
during the year.
The agreement further directs
one of the CYC board memb4-rs
be done with a 60-day writ~n
noU<.'e.
Dr. Robt>M Hartley, fi nancial
<'halrman or the rommltlee that
completed the lighted baseball
field, reported that a letter was
belne aent to parentA and friends
Interested In the CYC. uplalntng
the baseball program and out·
llnlne the need for donations to
cover expen5f'S.
Youngsters on I he ba.wball
teams were given books of tick-
ets to .sell tor the benefit of tht>
CYC development project.
TDa ITAin'l AT YOVII DOOa
F. -IEICI
FUN •••
SUITII LITIIIIS
IEICI IITS
SWII FID·
SWII lUll
u.aa.s
Towela •••
Umbrellas
Sun Hats for Men
cmd Women
Sho•ela and Pcrila
COIOIA DEL MAl PHAIIACY ,.
to a<'t a:S liaison between the j
city and CYC, and provides that ,_-.t~~...,_ c.-del.._
II eltht'r party should wish to 011101.& J·tUO
·'.•
,.,. .. .,... ..... ,....,
The Irvine Terrace Ptlllhanno·
nle .usn. wtll have a cocktail
buffet aupper at 7 p.m . tomor·
row tFtlday) at the home or Mrs.
Murray Roberu, 1125 Dolphin Tel' .
Funeral aervi~s were he ld
Monday In the Bell Broadway
Mortuary Chapel, Costa Mesa.
conduct~ by the Newport Har·
bor Elka Lodee. of whl<'h he was
a member. lnterment wu In Pa ·
c:lftc VIew Memorial Park.
Private family runera1 sirv·
Ices for Infant Cindy Jo Creath.
dau1hter of Mr. and Mrs. Kim
Creath. 1331 W. Bay Ave .. Balboa.
were held Monday In the Baltz
Mortuary Chapel, Costa Mesa.
followed by Interment In West·
minster' Memorial Park. The
baby 1iri dled Friday In Hoag
Hospita l ahortly after birth. She
Ls survived &lao by her paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Wll·
lard Creath of Coata Mesa. and
her maternal ,randpannts, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray R. Va rllek, New·
port Beach.
tennlnate the ar~m~e~nitl'ill~m~a~yiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:~~~iiii~~~iO~P~EW~:E=VEK~=tN~CS~~TtLLii~I~:~30~P~~~~si~~ii~
The committee chairman Is
Mrs. Marlnus Contant, and her
committee membera are MmtL
WIIILam Chadwell, F. C. Fear~
man, L. N. Lelahte, A. c. cam-
eron, Jim Hlnet and William Mil·
ler.
F...,IIJIIIYG
............ .. as•• .... ••• F'unenl ~rv1ce8 for Wtlllam
P. Barber. a drownlnlt victim. are
pendln« In Baltz Mortuary, Co·
rona del Mar.
Mr. Barber's nude body waa
reeovered by llfecuarda from the
nrf off L St .• Balboa. at 1:03 a.l'l\.
Monday. Hie clothes ttad been
found on the beach earlier. start·
Ina a eeareh by lifeguards and
ooll~.,Deputy Coroner N. E.
'A cuh boJt containing S210.T7
and numeroua charge slls-and
credit cards was stolen by a
motorist from the Jim McMahan
Service Station, 2740 W. Coast
Hwy., Newport Beach, at 4:10
p.m. Saturday, Newport pollee
reported. 'nle driver, ... ccompa·
nled by a blonde woman. made
a eu purchase. waited until the
attendant was busy w1th another
vehicle, removed the box and
drove off north on Riverside Ave.
Into Newport Helghl..s.
A family day wlU be held from
noon to f p.m . Saturday, Sept.
3. at the Corona del Mar Youth
Center. In addition to re~· men~ and ball eames, there
will be the drawtnc for the
erand prize. a aallboat, which 'll
the fund-ralalnc project thla
aummer to help finance the com·
pletlon of the ball fleld and
nlcht llehUnJ.
Smith eetlmatM the tlrne ol .... I' Ia 1 • death at 10:30 p.m. Sunday..l
Newport pollee t-amed Mr.
Barber bad ~ntly been re·
lea.aed from county jail, where
be had ~ time on a drunk
drlvlna daarwe. Durin1 an autop·
1 KD IIVIIT .. PJQIIT •Y a .22 bullet wu round In the
Calvin B. Laird, 35, Colla Mesa, brain ol the victim. '!be wound
surtered a brulaed and bloody wu healed over. Coronel"a ofll·
mouth, and a companion. blpb clal.a beUewd the bullet came vr. Hinkle, 24. Santa Ana, auf· from a lftYioul eulclde attempt.
fered a brul.aed cheek and tom Mr. Bartlert was a naUve or ltan·
ahlrt In a fllht out&lcle the Pado IU and ... d been employed by
Bar, 113·22nd Sl, l'fewport Bead\, GoodwW lndu.atrtes. The death
at 1::.» a .m. laat nturtday, l'few· was clue to drownJn1 and not
port polke reported. The mea bom ... bUllet, the coroner'•
ttated they "had been attadllld otrlct ...,....S.
by 2 or 3 JUYS but could not -------
cl8cflbe them."
Arthur Undeke a nd Georce
Jones. new owners of the Coral
Reef motor hotel on Harbor Blvd.
In Coat& Mesa, and Geor1e Tuck·
er, manapr, announce the ap·
polntment ot Fred Krueger as
maitre d' at Coral ltftl
Mr. ltruepr It a native ol
Hamburc. G«many, ael'Ved hla
apprenUcaahtp there, then work·
ed In London and Parta, and later
on ate&IDII\Jp Unes. In 192'7 he
came to Amertc:a. and ance the-n
hu been .-odated with toP
hotela throu1hout the nation.
Durlq 1M put JMta be hu
been maitre d" In ..,_n.lx.ltlwr·
alde. Lu v...-. and ..-re-
cently, at ·the Balboa .., Clab.
COVII(DMAif Gn'IIIIIOD
Cound.lman Mana Lore n 1 &AM. a&ATrY JIIIOIIOI&D
alnpd the badl ot hla hand en WaJ.., R. lucid Karl 0 .... tty. 22. 10ft ot Mr.
when he ltnldc a maida S.tur· from Kl.......,.a and lleJnote and Mrw. ,...., 0 . ...~. as
daJ ewnl"' ln the 100 block of •Pf'•• at the •• lepubUcan S.a lemardlno Av.., Jtcapwt lhondllf ltd., Shore Cllfta. to In· l'fatloftal Conwntton In ~ llelfbta. ,....tl.Y waa .,...uul ~a .. tiM .-and of bubbll"' wlU ...... • dlnaer ~ 10 • ......._ four ln &efea. ~w alld lplted natural ... of •• Olanp CouftCr ..,.,. wMie • Ia a raadll8e pnner
._...... '"-8 INiliq ~· lkaM et ........... ..., o.-. on 1ft o-pe~ D ol 1M J'lnt Caw·
.... ,._ lllalbY ...... bad '"' ....... • ..... 11. ,.. cllnMr, all7 .,...... .. Caft117. ..
..... &M w.aa and ..,.,..._ a • Jilt ,.. .. a8alr, wlll pro. ._ .,.._ ... fr•• llcapwt
.._. .... tile .... ea .... 1M ~ ,... .... ,... a. tM •r· Raapwt ..,._ IIIP ldleol la
.......... Will .. ,., .. ., ... ~ = ....... eaiD• 18 ... ,._ On.na-a-Col·
... ...., lila patp 1ft c.at.r. .... ln 1•
our
GOaE .otJIII
DA.D.Y
t :• .••
lUNDAY ··=-....
SU-ER
CLEARANCE
~eductions up to 50 •;. on
-men's, women's and chndren's
apparel. Summer shoe
prices slashed! ,
.... -·--
I
.uJ ~. w.U known In
Southern CaUfornla r.taurant
dft'Jea, U. bMn appointed pn-
eral manapr of BUJlnpley'a o.trt..., In Laauna BHch, It la
aJUIOUfteeCI by owner Gl~nn BU· ~~
llr. Terry hu a wid~ back-
around of t~n y~ara e~rtefK.'e
In the cafe bualneea. He formerly
manqed BliUnpJ~'a ~amaka
Inn at Corona ~I Mar and two
ot bJa Golcs.n BuU Steak and
. Chop Houwa.
Prior to beeomlne a restaura-
teur Bill T~ny waa a tiJm actor.
Movie laM will recotnl~ him as
the star of the tamed World War
JJ picture "Staee Door Canteen ..
and .everal other productions.
,
A ltJIION CUTTIN& CEREMONY, Kis-elso e former AII-A,.,.,icen et USC: MW,
sors of o size to fit the occasion, morled the president of the ltolewport Harbor Chernber of
formal opening of S.,yside VillaCJe, the $8 million Commerce: Sondra Coontz, Miss Newport Seech,
mobile home community in the Upper Boy area, end James Stoddard, mayor of Newport Beech.
adjacent to Newport Dunes. Pictured left to right The new development, when completed, will in-
ore Marshall Duffield, All-American quarterback elude 300 cabanas end 300 boat slips; already
at USC in 1930 and e•ecutive vice-president of comple~ed e~e .<40 hc;>mes, 200 boat slips and a ~oysid~ Village; Hadd Ring, o d~rector of S.,y. recreotton butldtng w.th penthouse terrace patio
stde Vtlloge: Orange County Shenff J im Music:t pool end private beech. ' '
I
2
TO
LEGAL •ona menta th~reto Hn th~ event
ORDINANCE NO. 932 of connJct between ( 1) and
AN ORDINANCE OF 11fE CJTI 12), the Une described In 12)
OF NEWPORT BEACH ADD· shall IO''~m 1; 'official plan
lNG SECT 1 0 N S 9105.9 AND line' shall be either (1) a
9105.91 TO AND AMENDING Jlne at the herein required
SECT I 0 N S 9107.43, 9107.44, distance !rom the center line
AND 9107.45 OF 11fE NEW· of any mapped highway, on
PORT BEA C H .MUNICIPAL each aide thereof. or <2) a .
CODE RELATING TO PLAN· line, It any, shown as such
NL"iG AND ZONING on a map entitled 'Precise
The,Clty' Council of the City Plan of Hlehway Alignment'
of Newport Beach does ordain as and any amendments there.
follows: to Hn the event of conflict
SECnO~ 1. Section 9105.9 Is between ()I and 121, the
added to the Newport Beach ~U· line described In (2) shall
niclpal Code to read: govern I.
"SEC110 N 9105.9. OFFl· I b ) Official plan line for
CIAL PLAN LINE-MASTER real p r ope r t y a butt in& a
STREET A :'i D HIGHWAY mapped hl&hway in the City
PLAN. (a 1 For the purpoSH of Newport Beach. measured
of this Anlcle. ·m a p p e d from the center line of said
highway' shall be any ee. highway, sha)) be as fol -
ondary. primary, or major lows:
highway, whether existing or ( 1) Forty·two f42) feet for a
proposed. shown on map en· secondary street or high·
titled ':\faster Plan, City of way.
Newport Beach, California. 121 Fltty (5()) feet for a prl·
Street and Highway'. adopt· mary street or highway.
ed bv Cltv Council Re olu· (3) Sixty 1601 teet for a ma·
tion ·~o. 522-t on April 25, jor street or highway.
1960, and all amendments lcl No building shall be
thereafter and here a f t e r erected. constructed, moved.
adopter! thereto; ·center line' or structurally altered so as
s hall be either 11 1 a Jlne to be closer to the center
midway between the proper· line of a mapped highway
ties a butting the right of 'han the offi cial plan line
way of a mapped highway applicable th ereto. Yards
or •2 1 a Hne. If any, hown where required by this Artl·
as such on a map entitled cle shall be determined In
"Precise P 1 a n of Hlehway a c c o r d a n c e with Section
Alignment" and any amend· 9105.41d l."
SECTION 2. Section 9105.91 Is
added to the ~ewport Beach .Mu-
nici pal Code to read:
315 E. l'lt.ll St.. c.t. ..... • ..._, Uberty L7m
KI•t.erly 5-0575 £.._ & laa.
AGUfTI RM~r-----.... . ,
,-.. ;.•'. .AIIIIIlt.;?, , ..... ". t4.....~-~:::: .,.....,..
IIITI lilLY
CATALINA
··SECnO:'i 9105.91. OFFJ·
CIAL PLA:'i LI~E-:\fASTER
STREET A~ D HIGHWAY
PLA~ -EXCLUSIO~S. The
hert•lnafter ~scribed por·
tlons of mapped hjghways
hall be excluded from the
provisions of &-ction 9105.9:
11 J B a I boa Boulevard be·
tween 45th a n d 32nd
Streets.
12 I B a 1 boa Boulevard be·
tween Alvarado Street
and 6th Street.
131 Newport Boulevard be·
tween 30th Street and
:\.fcFadden Place.
141 Irvine Avenue between
WestcllU Drive and CIJ!f
Drive.
(51 Dover D rIve between
West c I i f t Drive and
Coast Highway.
<61 :\farguerite Avenue be·
tween 5th Avenue and
Ocfaan Boulevard:
provided. however. that In
the event an official plan
line Is shown as such on a
map entitled 'Predse Plan of
HJ&hway Alignment' for any
portion described above, then
such provisions of said &ee·
tlon shall apply to such por-
tion."
SEcnON 3. Section 9107.43 of
the Newport Beach Municipal
Code Is a mended to read:
Catalina lalcmd Lady & Catollnq Aloba
110 P IIIRI•• ........
LEAVING FROM FUN ZONE BALBOA
(Rat to Peny LGMI .. )
Boata *"• at 9:45 a.m.
lletumiDg at 5:00 p.m. Olllole5-1S. ...
"SEC'nON 9107.43. 'YARD
-FRONT. A yard mendlne
acro.LS the front of the lot
betw~n the Inner aide yard
lines and measured ·from tbe
front property line ot the Jot;
provld~d that, It any ottJclal
plan line has been fttab·
Ushed tor the aide of th~
atr~t upon which th~ flont
or the lot face., th~ IUdl
yard shaJl be m~uured fJ'om
such olflda) plan llne. ..
SECnON 4. Section 9107.44 of
JlouDd Trip -Adults 6.52
Cbildrea under 12 -Half Price ~.~. .....
A Woaderful OutiDg b tile Family
SUNSET CRUISE
I IE1WI
loud the Sbow loet for one ot the mo.t romantic: crua-on tbe South Cout.
1M owr 15 mU. of beauUful water front homet, fOOO 7adlt1.
.. the tNtdl u.tau dandna on the water, 8ftJ Jtock on u.e
•utJtul sMNUne et Larune S.acl'l.
A ...... ftlll111 A TlutU fw .....
I ,., ........
MUOA ...... (11.-p_., .... 1 ....
the Newport Beach Munldp&)
Code Is amended to read:
"SEC'nON 9107.K 'YAJU>
-REAR'. A yard ~
across th~ f\IU wl~ ol the
lot and meuured fram tbe
rear property Jlne ot the lot;
prOYtded that, If any otflclaJ
plan line has been ertlb·
U.hed for the llcle o1 a.
Cell-....
OICOIA TINe S11Y1C1 u...., .....
Junior Angler
Trophy Rar:ty
Is on Aug. 27
The trophy party tor the BaJ.
00. Anellne Club junior fi.hlne
tournament w1ll be held at 2 p.m.
Saturday, Aue. 27, In the Corona
del Mar Youth Center. To date.
319 chlld~n have entered 410
fish In the tourn~.
Here a re the sta ndlnes as of
Aue. 4:
DMSJON 1
5·10 years
High &irl-Laurel Lloyd, H
species.
Hleh boy-Cary Thompson, 12
s pedes.
Pacific mackerel-Mike Heas.
Jet. 1 lb. 2 oz.
Yellowtail-Andy Crean, 8 Jb.
8 oz.
Bonito-Jackie Fay, 5 lb. 4 '4
oz.
Barracuda-Kim LaValley. 12
lb.
Bass. Shellev Wright. 6 lb.
White ,e~ bass-Mike Lynch,
2 lb. 15 oz.
Halibut-Bob Barwick, 2 lb.
11'2 oz.
Corblna-Bob Barwick. 2 )b. 8
oz.
DM SION 2
1 1'·15 years
High elrl-Cheryl Lloyd, 12
species.
High boy-Benny OsU, 17 spe-
cies.
Pacific mackerel-:\1ike Bres·
son. 1 lb. 11 oz.
SpotCin croaker-Donald Gray,
5 lb. 10 oz.
Jack mackerel-Peter Bahan,
10 oz.
Yellowtail-Steve Shedd, 21 lb.
8 0~
BOnfio-Jim Thomas, 9 lb.
Barracuda-George Valeur, 5
lb. 13 oz.
Bass---Doug Bray, 9 lb. 12 oz.
White sea bass-Bob Wilson.
32 lb. 4 07.
Halibut-Mike Thompson 13
lb. 15 oz. •
Yellowtln croaker-Dan Krist·
otfersen. 1 lb. 8 oz. ·
Corblna-Michael Cords. 1 lb.
8 oz.
CALUNGQQ . . ,
• W'fltr won I bave aJwaya wondered wby
a ..-.at many ne-M~PAper e4Jtora
faJI to recocn1ze th~ fact thaJ
more folks In thlr country of
oura are Interested In flahlna
than In· any other recreational
activity. Many othe~ exQel·
lent pubUcatlone either lenore
the aqler entirely, or. pud,lnl·
ly. devote a plddln&IY puny ,.par·
eel ot pleas to the c a u a e of
fiahina. provided that .orne apec-
tacular news Item c:ome. up.
It would eeem that more news·
papers could aueftMfully culti·
vate a ho.t of new subecrtbera
ll more ~ce waa devoted to
thoee wbo flah.
• MD ' ,.,.. or AIIGL£111
Recently, In Chleaao, the AI·
soclated FlahJna Taclcle Manu-
facturers convened. We qaote
,orne reaJ fleurea from one of
their news releuea.
Tbe f1shl,n& tackle manufactur·
In& Industry does one quarter
of a billion dollars wot1h ot
bualnesa annually. Not a small
part of this concerns our local
area, permit me to add.
There are 30 million flsherm~n
In the n.atlon. • • •
Senator Robert Kerr CD. Okla.),
who heads the Senate Select
CommJttee on National Water
Resources. predicts a toal tit 47
mUUon fiaber-men by 1!8). Thla
army. fiaurea the .enator, will
spend 930 mllllon man-dAy, $4.5
billion (not miLlion) on the sport
for tackle, tramportatlon, lode·
lng and meals on fl•hlne trlpa. • • • •
The national trend to family
recreation and specifically fam·
lly b<uating, Is bound to produce
even more fishermen at even a
more rapid rate than now exlsll.
• • • •
To quote Senator Kerr again.
"The number of fishermen and
hunters In the nation Is increa.s·
lng at a rate faster than the
population." • • •
Historians trace fishln& back
to the ancient E&YPtlans and It
probably eoes back to the Stone
Ap, whether u a a,port or a ne-
ce.slty of aurvlvaJ. But the Jut
word on how to cat~h a fish Is
not tn yet ... and probably nev.
er wUJ be. •
Outdoor sports have a slgnlfl·
eant s.p.et Oil our utlfa'a
economy. Even In •18M, the dat~ ot tha Jut survey by the hd·
eraJ n.b and WUdllle &:rvlce,
It waa ·a~aown that 21 mUllon
Americana. 12 years old or older,
spent 3Wl m I J J Ion man-days,
nearly 12 billion dollars, on n.h·
Ina that year. "!be averap ot
•L88 spent by each analer In-
clUded 111.10 for taclcle.
.... Oita
I salute the editor of thla
newapaa-r fot bellmne In flsh· In~. ~ven U he haa to tolerat~
thls writer. • Owr the ye&~&, I
wonder bow many other edJton
have bft.n wtae enouah to teCOI·
nize tllat 30 mlJUon tubermen
are Important.
1os McrADDar JL o••·•• •.wJOn aUCB
,._. youna travelers ttom t.._ Harbor Area who ealJ them·
eelve. Loe Adwnture,a. have
been wriUna home of excltlq
faces and placea they've '"" In
BUrope. llx ot the 11 In th~
lfOUp, conducted u a stuMnt
tour by Mr. and Mf&. Newton
Roblnaon. are from the Harbor
Area. They are lob PorbH of
Irvine Terrace, latbara Rothaer-
mel, Manhalle Porpy and Diane Bra....,., ol Udo &le~ and Kathy
Smith of Kewpart JlelPtL
JOM'S
IMW.c-t .... aut
·~ ..... CeiiJenM
MARLIN FISHERMEN •••
Get Your Flyiag FWa at Sc:ottr•
Catcla 'Eaa n-a--.eo u..
~ e DAY .oAft
'"I&A aAmD-• l &.II. * •.rn-. I A.ll.
1·1111
Jill~......... . ...... .... . u 1-1141
~""' ....
24 hoar 1'• ..... S.tiw-08 3-8150
MBQI GBOBGIA _., ........................... ....
1/a DAY aoAT malA ua UAYD I &.II. AJ1D IJ&JI ....
DAY .oAT IAII JVAII UAftl I A.IL
-. -----
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•
••• w ...........
N AY. AILUJI U, ..
aa.aiiA NL IIQ, CAUP.
u:cTIOM 5. lecltJon 7311 (a) ot
the R<pOI't -..eta Mun&c&pal
Code Ia aJMnd&d to ,..d:
• ,.,. 1·lncb mec.r·-········· B.50 Derr·.cL Boom lot l~·IJJell IMUr ... --14.00 K
,.,. 2-lndl IM~r •. -·-·-11.50 I . .. ~ ENSIGN CLASS I FlED ADS
UGAI. lfOftC&
ORDilfAJifCE MO ...
AN OltDIK&KCE OP TilE ern or JUWIIOilT aEACH u.:.
PEALIMO smc"nONI 1tlrf AlfD not ADDING A l'J:W sa;.
TIOif 7"1111, AlfD AM£M'D11110
SIX..'TIOMS 7210, 7211, 721Ha),
7215. ms, ~.!-11230. 1221,
AJifD 7221 l!f THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUKICIPAL CODE D ·
LA'nMO '10 Tim UII'YICE C#
WATEJl AND RATES THERE·
TOR •
The Clty Council of the Qt)'
of Newport Beach dOH ordain aa
follO'ln:
SIX"'MON 1. Sect.lona -,.., and
7D ol the Newport Beach MU·
nlclpaJ Code are hereby repealed.
"SJrnO" mHa). QUAM·
1TIY ca•woa CGaunoiK'-
Ina s.ptllnlber 11. 1110. In
addition to the NadlMI& to
~erve eh.ar,.. .. , forth ln thll
chapter, the ,... for , water
tuppllecl to c o n • u I'D • ra
throu&h a meter, oth•r tba n
pursuant to a writte-n con·
tract approved by the City
Council, shall be u follows:
For the ant 250,000 cu . tt.
per mont}l ............................ .
w·~ .............. IS per 100 cu. tt.
Por the nut ZIO,OOO cu. ft.
per month ....... _ ............... -~ .... ..
.......... -.....•. 12 .,., 100 cu. ft.
For all . over 500.000 cu. ft.
per month ......•.......... _ ....... -......
........... l ... ¥,10.08,. 100 cu. ft."
SECTION 6. Section 7215 of the
· ror 2"i~·lncb meter. ____ 23.!50 n1ures Man
For 3·lach IMter .. _ --28.00 • Cl.ASSIAEO AD-:AATES -c.th with order or wtthift 10 cleyt • For 4·ladl ~Mter ... ---1''7.50 lay Brown. 52. of D3 New-aAL DTAT& KZICIIAIIG& r 1 TitM 2 Ti~Mt l n...
Por t ·lneh ~r .. -..... SOO port 81vd., Colt& ...... autfend WE NOIOIALLY SELLNO REAL , •
75
l.25 1.10
For l ·lneh meter·--·--· n .so-a broken clavicle and'" ,o.lble ESTATE ON SU!fDAY AND 20 words or a.. ···-···-·-··-···----·-·-···
For JO.lneh meter ... ·-··· 13.00 brolcAtn rlbe when he waa pinned OOU LrrrLE OOtiNO THE 21 .,...., to )() wonh ---·-·-·----1.00 1.10 2.00
Pt/lt 12:1nch meter.-...... 'llUO under a pipe boom ol a Mrrfc.k WEEit hO'ftVeor, we h,ave a ll ....-to 40 worck -·····-·--·--· 1.25 2.00 2.10 When the depoalt baa been barp at 3t.t St. and Lafayette beautltul borne on the water· 1!--L ___ .......& _____ ..a. .Ol ,01 .07
macle and all other condl-Ave., Newport Beach, at 2:33 p.m. front that we a,. U.,lna open ~ -ower --···---···----··
uona ot .. rvtna water !lave lut Friday, Newport pollee re-dally from 1 to 4 p.m.. 2721 (SEI ORDH FORM IELOW FOR S'f<:IAL MAtl-IN RATES)
been met. water ahall be ported. Shell St. in Cblna Cove. Owner
MApplW." Operator ol the derrick. lohn wiU c:orwider an exchanae.
SJ'.CTION II. Section 7229 of GUlla, 510 Sen S.mndlno Ave., Corne over and 1M it .ame DAL UTAft 6 DIITALI n:.:=DO=.:::.:•:::AL:=. _______ _
tho Newport &.ada M""nldpal Newport fle6ahta, reported that Ume. Earl W. Stanley, ex-MY FRJE'NDS tell me that Hay-Code Ia amended to read: the hand crank on the boom change aaent, 332 Marauerite, FU.R!flSHED BOUSE. very clea.n,
"SIIC'ftON 1221. SAME. slipped out. a Uowln& the boom Corona del Mar, OR a.e,o. early American, &huttera, one thorne's Departm~nt Store ls
DEPOSIT. Before the test of to fall on the rear ot a pick-up bedroom luae, adults, no pet.a. now h a v l n g a big •umm~r
any meter Ia made, the per· truck, ptnnlna the victim. A mo roa IAI.& SUO.OO montb .. 605 Iris, COM. clearance sale and that there _ .. 11 ....__....._ ....... th "'-r ------ar~ grtat bargalne--wttli up to aon requeetln• the teet ... a tor waa belna 1011 ... u "T e'"' • HAYTHORNE'S DepartrMnt Store SPACIOUS 1WO bedroom fur· 50?0 reductions In all cleputo at the time of tlllna hla re· rick barae Into the truck at the has their Summer Clearance rushed a partment. Redecorated c
SECnON 1 A new Section 721l
ls added to the Newport Beach
Municipal Code to read:
Newport a.ach Municipal Code
Ia amended to read:
quest therefor doepoelt with time of the acddent. The victim Sale uod~r way now. Jteduc· and newly rumlahed. Sun Deck mentJJ. ~1 Coast Hwy., D~.
the City the amount to be was taken by ambula_nce to Hoaa tiona up to ~ In all depart· and Carage. OR 3.8494. RECAJtDlNC Pacific VN!w Me-
'Charced for the test. The Hotpltal. ~MnQ. 3321 cout Hwy., COM. w;;r"""lSR""""' H 0 USE _ Ocean mortal Park call Mrs. C. D.
"SEIC'nOM 72)7. SEPARATE
SERVICE CO!fHECTIONS RE·
QUI RED. (a l Two or mo~
houaes or bulldlncs under
the aame ownership and on
a slnale Jot or on a slnale
parc-el of land may be sup·
plied throu1h the same 8erv·
Ice connection or a •parate
service connection may be
provided for each house or
bulldlna. n.e City ahall have
the ritht, u necesary to u-
sure eftlelent tervlce and re-
duce practical dlftlculttes. to
limit the number of hou.MS
or bulldlnas. or the area of
the land under one owner·
ship. to be supplied by one
service connection. The same
service connection ahall not
be used to supply water to
property 'In a slnale owner-
ahlp which 1a separated by
a public atreet. all~ or rfaht
of way or which Ia non-ad·
Jolnlnf. The same .. rvlce
connection shall not be u.ed
to supply water to adjolnlna
property of a different own·
ershlp. The restrlctlona of
this aubMctlon at\aU not ap·
ply to .ervlces already law·
fully Installed unless In the
judgment of the City com-
pliance Ia necHsary to ,.ettle
disputes ot-for the protection
''SEC'110N 7215. PRIVATE
FIRE LINES. Rates for pri-
vate tire line .ervlce, except
where automatic aprlnklera
are Installed, when meter Is
not required, aba ll be as fol·
lows:
2·lnch service 110.00 per an·
num, payable semi-annu-
ally.
4-lnch service 115.00 per an·
num, payable semi-an nu·
ally.
6-lnch service 120.00 per an·
num, paya ble seml-annu·
ally.
8-lnch service $25.00 per an·
num, payable semi-annu-
ally.
10-lnch service $30.00 per an·
num, payable semi-annu-
ally.
12-lnch service $35.00 per an·
num. payable .emJ-annu-
ally.
If such line Is found tap-
ped for domestic u.e, a meter
shall be Installed on s uch
service at the expense of
such consu~r a nd the regu-
lar meter rates aha II be
charaed thereafter. The riaht
shah be re~erved to ~lacon·
nect such fire aervlce from
the City's main by direction
of tbe City Council on recom·
mendatlon of the City Man·
aeer."
SECTION 7. Section 7216 of the
f llows r vn.o~ LU (Lutfe) Grupe. OR 3-'TOTT, U-ch.ra .. are .. 0 : II d CAal roa IAI.& vtew, 216 Poppy overlooking censed Counselor. Thank you. Po:n:nrn~~e~l~p.t~ Police Ca e l~CBRYSU:R,NewYorker,ex-Uttle Corona beach. 3 bed··------------
1 h l I • -00 ...... 11 ... nt runnlna condJtion. Good rooms. 2 battu, month of Aug. _w-4AJI .... _I&D _________ . nc ea n 1 ze ....... -...... :>. s F• ht "'"' "' 00 Call • Sept or prefer yearly lease.
For a meter exceedJne tO top 19 tires. Clean Inside. 1225. · Owner 610'4 Mareuerite Ave.. HTCHEST CASH ror your Ptjlno. 2 Inches but not ex· MI 6·7084 a fte! 5 or Sat., Sun. OR 3.2329.
1 10 7.6056.
ceedlng 6 lnche• in Newport poll~ rushed to the 1050 OU>S ''88'-Ciean throuch· -ltfu , . -1 ------------· size ···-.. ···-·····-·-·--·-10.00 Rende-zvous Ballroom, Balboa out. hot Rocket enelne, using U R.~.-l bf'~room ~t. ~vat · AUTOS WAJI'TD __ _
For any meter exceed· at 12:05 a.m. Sunda)• atrer re-no oil everythlna IOOd shape. a ble Aue. 1.,, yea s 1r ea~
lne 6 lochea In size .. _ 20.00 celvln~ a call of a riot at the Call Jim Coates, Enslen office. Adults, no pct.a .. lnqu_ e I WANTED-A TRIUMPH. MC or
No met•r •hall be removed. dance hall. OR 3-0550. . Ort-hld, COM. OR 5-00t.. Healey. Wlll tra~ ~ cub
or In any way disturbed. Whlle attempting to rontrol 4 ALFA ROMEO Spider, "59.'' Due 1WO BEDROO!Irf furnished• gar--plus my excellent S5 one own
nor the seal broken except In crowd of approximately 500 peo to family additl. on. m9-1t sell. age, ~arbage dilposaJ, ,laundry I er Chevrolet Coupe. See Don
the pre.ence of •nd unMr pie. 80me thrutenlna violence Excellent condition. $2.700 caah room. Water paid. No pets. Catte. 516 LegJon St., Laeuna
the direction or an aaent or a Newport Relaht• boy. 17, was or may be tlnanced lf credit _OR 3-4372. _ae_a_c_h·------.....---
employee or the City there· chareed With curfew violation aood. OR 3·0176. .... AVTOIIO'ri'YK ID'fiC&
unto duly authorized.'' He was a member of a aroup UIM' llr 1 ..
SEC'nON 12. This ordinance who failed to dlsperN. Officers LOST UD rou•o SPECIAL
shall be published once ln the charged him with ahoutlna : "Cett FOUl'fD -MIXED BREED doe. 175 WEEK AUGUST •
official ne..,.paper of the City, out of here.'' brown. about one ye_ar old.
and the same shall be ~aecuve A Pomona boy, 16, was charg. Owner may have by paylne
30 claya arter the date Of ~~ ad· ed wtth obetructlne trartlc on for ad and vet bUb. MI 6-6157. New furnlshed. lara~ rooms,
wtJon. Palm St. by standlna ln the road. sleep rour. Cood location. Lu · Thla ordlnance wu Introduced Robert J. Wllllnaham. 18, Lon• IIUIICAL IWIIDWDII
at a re eular meetina of the City Beach, and Robert J . Trainor. 21, PlANO AND ORGAN-SALE Casitas, 1312 W. Balboa Blvd.
Council of the City of Newport Sherman Oa ks, were booke-d at BALDWIN 0 R C, N S with or
leach held on the 25th day of 12:15 a.m. Sunday on charees of without percu.uron, 1 year old. =----=-=-=-===-O_R~3...,.·l646-=""'=-='===----; Ju1y, 1960, and was adopted on fighting In the ballroom. The sav~ $500. Many other U8ed n.JRNISHED APARTMENT, aood
the 8th day of Aurust. 1960. by Sherman Oaks man suffered a orpns: Lowrey, Conn, Tbomu. locaUon, pleU&Jlt surround·
the following vQte, to wit: small cut over hl5 rlght eye dur-wurlit:zer. elc. rrom 1395. lnes. No chlld~n. No Pets.
AYES, COUNCILMEN: Klngs· lng officers' attempts to r~straln SPECIAL SALE of used ,rand Yearly lease. 610 Maf£uerite
ley, Atkinson, Cook. Stod-him, pollee said. pianos: s t e 1 n way, Klmball, Corona ckl Mar. dar~~"!.nz. So~rs. LEGAL •onCE Baldwtn and nuny others aU DLP WAnED ~~~T~UNO~~:one. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARI~C In excellent rondlUon. priced .::::==._...:...;;.;. _______ _
None. NOTICE IS K£R£BY ClVE!\ H !r:!m.-..•o~o· feulasyl ~~~rd and PRESTIGE COS~fETtC Corp often h h Ci C II f the C ty n...mu ·" .,.... unusual sales opportunJry for JAMES B. STODDARD t at t e ty ounc o ' I keyboard. U5ed but a real buy. cultu~ anranlvP woman who
Mayor ot Newport Beach will hold a SLIGHTLY used Culbran.wn spin-ls Interested In high eamlng
Wheels Aligned
and Balanced
$9.95 with this Ad
•
Herb Miller's
RICHF1EID STATION
36.11 E. Cout Bwy. at f"olu.tt1a
OR 3-9'728 • Corona de-l Mar
·~~a~-------------
or Improvement of the par·
tlcular service or the City
water aystem. Newport Beach Municipal Code
Is amended to read:
ATTEST: publlc hearing_ regarding Ordl· et In walnut, reeular $725, spe· potential. C.all OR 5-195{, Fri .. MARGERY SCHROUDER nl nce No. 935. amendlnr the i I 1479 City Clerk Subdlvlslon Ordinance rf'lating H1.\ht~~"D ~plnet organ. used. Sat .. ~on.
FOR EXPERT P AINTINC
-CALL -
Sympson & Nollar
NewpcJtt'a
Oldest Eat.abl.lsbed PalnWS
Cbl In maklne application
for a water ~rvice connec·
tlon, the applicant shall
specify the property to be
served by such service con·
nectlon and only the prop-
erty 80 speclfled •hall . re-
ceive watH throulh such
service conneetton."
"SECTION '7216. 1t1RN -ON
CHARC~. When water serv·
•tee to an~ premise• has been
Publlsh: Aug. 11. 1960 to prim ary, major and ~ndary
1
rfect. never needs t uning. CALJFOR.'\"lA BANK Corona del
In the Newport Harbor Ensign highways: said amendment3 be· ~t a scratch on it. Hurry to· Mar office ha~ opening tor
lng made so that street widths I d , 0 rent a new spinet wtth machine bookkeeper. Experi·
OR 3-3S30 -Eves OR 3-5454
SEX.'TION 3. SectJon 7'210 of the
Newport INch Municipal Code
la amended to Nad:
•+sJrnO!f 7210. WA'IU
<RATES. Tbe foUowtq rates. t-. and daarpe are hlftby
estabu.hed and ahall be
charp4 and colleoted ln ac-
cordance wUh the p1'0Yialons
of thla chapter."
SEC1101' 4. Section 7211 ol the
Newport Bea•b Municipal Code
ls amended to read:
''SIX:TION 7211. READT·
N&SS TO SERVE CliARGES.
There shalt be ch.araed and
collected a monthly readl·
nest to serve charae. as fol·
lows:
For ~-I nch meter
turned off because o( non-LEGAL ROT1CE
pal(Jfte nt of bill or violation ORDINANCE NO. 933
of any of the provisions of AN ORDINANCE OF TNE CTTY
thla chapter, or ordered turn-OF NEWPORT BEACH RE ·
ed o.Lf by the owner or ten· ZON ING p R 0 PERT Y AND
ant, a turn-on charge shall AMENDING DISTRICT MAPS
be made and collected ln ad· NOS. 27 AND 28
vaMe, u folloW~: The Clty Council of the City
Por ~·Inch metet'---.S 7.00 of Newport Beach does O!daln as
For 1·lndl meter--·--· 9.50 folloWI:
For 1~-lndl meter--14..00 SECT!Olf 1. The follow1n& de·
T« 2-lnch I!MtM---·---18.50 ICribed real property In the CIC)'
For 2%·lnch meter--23.50 of Newport Beach, County of
For 3-lndl meter .. ·-······· 28.00 Oranee. State of California, to For 4-lnch meter ............ 37.50 wit:
For 6-lnch meter_ ........ -56.00 Lots 1 to 47, lncluslve, Tract
Y'or 8-lnch meter·--·--·· 74.50 3800 as per map recorded In
For 10-lnch meter._ ....... 93.00 ~ 132. paaes 14, 15 and
For 12-Jnch meter ...... __ 111.50 16 of Miscellaneous Maps.
For any meter not above ~rds of Orange County.
de.cribed. the turn-on"cha rge Callfom la.
may be established from 811 shown on District ~taps Nos.
time to time by resoJutJon 27 and 28 referred to In Section
of the Ctty CouncU of the 9102.2 of the Newport Beach
CJty ot R~rt Beach.'' Municipal Code and made a part
or leu ........ -........... -... $ 1·75
For l -Inch meter............ 2.25
For t•~·lnch meter....... 3~
For 2-inch mete r............ 4.'75
For 2•~-lnch meter........ 6.00
SECTION 8. Section 7219 of the of Article IX of sttld Code, be.
Newport Beac:h M""nkipal Code and the same is. hereby rezoned
is amended to read: from an Unclaaslfied District to
For 3 -lnch meter ......... · 7.00
'For 4-lnch meter............ 9.50
For 6 -lnch meter ........... 14.00
For 8 -lnch meter .......... 18.75
For tO-Inch meter .......... 23.75
For t2-lnch meter ..... · 28.75
In addition to the readlnHS to
serve charges set out aboft, th~
Is hereby lmpoeed and s hall be
char,ed and collected between
July 15, 1~. and July 14, 19M.
an additional monthly char,e of
75; for each water meter In the
area of the C~ty ~Jthln the fOl ·
towtne boundary: Beginning at the Intersection
of the centerllnes of Irvine
Awnue and Fifteenth Street:
thence alone the centerline
of lr\"lne Avenue to the ~n
terllne of Coral Place: thence
a.lona the centerUM of Coral
'Place to the centerline ol St.
Andrewa Road; thence alone
the centerline of St. Andre.,.
"Road to the centerline of
Cliff Drive; thence alone the
centerllne of CUrt Drift to
Irvine Avenue: thence atone
the westerly lot line of Lob
1 and 2. 'n'act 1221: theMe
alona the aoutherly Jot line
of Lot 2 n-act 1221 to tiM centerlln~ of Jtlnp ~d:
thence alone the southerlY
tot line of Lots 19. ~. 21. 22,
• and 23 of Tract 1221 and the
loU of Block A and I ol
Tract 1219: thence alone the
JOUtberly tract Une ol Trad
1218; thence alone the ,outh-
erly lot line ol Bloc'k C and
D ot Tract 1219 ID the eut ·
erly lot llne of Lot tO, Block
D Tract 1218: thence north·
e;ly alone the weaterly line
of ~r Drive and Slxt.enth
s~ to the northerly t'Of·
ntr ot Lot 148. 'n'act l2l8:
thence alona the n«tberlY
tract liM ol ,....ct 1211 to the
t'@nterllne ol 'Eatt P'UIMnth
Street: thence alona' .. ld
centerline to the polnt ot be-
llnnl-w. ,._ anJ • .._ ..,..., not at.ove
dlledlied. .... ..onth)J' ..... .... te..W~ .... , ....... ... ........................ ,_...._ til ... ae, c d' ., .. ow"' .. .,_.....,.
"SEC'nON 7219. UNPAID an R·l·B Dtstrict, and said Maps
CHABC!:S. On or before the Not. 27 and 28 a~ hereby amend·
first day of the month suc· ed to show thla zoning chanae.
CHC!lna the bi-monthly bill· SECTION 2. l'he Planning Dl·
Ina period there shall be rector of the City of Newport
mailed to e a 'C h consumer Beach l's herebx Instructed and
whoee premlaes Is connected directed to chanae District Maps
to the municipa l water sys· Noa. 71-and ~ 10 as to show
tem a statement of the un· the zonlne ch~nae described In
paid charges due the Clty for Section 1 hereof. and, as said
water f u r n I• h e d to s uch District Maps ahaU have been
premises. Unless such charg· 50 am~ded, the tame shall re·
ea are paid on or before the main In full force and effect and t~nth day of such mo nth. be a part of ArtJde IX of the
the same shall thereupon be· Newport Beach Municipal Code.
come ~llnquent, a nd. unless SEC'nON 3. ThJ.s ordina nce
such charces are paid prior shall be publlshed once in the
to tbe twenty·fifth day of offlclal newspaper of the City,
said month. the water shall and the same shall be effective
be turned pft from aald 30 days after the date of ltJJ
premlaes. without turthH no· adoption.
Uce and wtU not be twned Thla ordinance wa• Introduced
on qaln until aa-ld charres, at a reruJar meeting of the City
topther wlth the tam-on Council of the City of Newport char.-~~ ln thll chap-Beach held on the 25th day of
ter, have been pat4:' July, 1980, and wu adopted on
SJX:'I'K)!f 9. Sed.lon 7220 of the the 8th .day of August. 1960. by
Newport Beach Municipal Code the following vote, to wtt:
1a amended to read: At£9 couNctt.MEN: Jtlnaa·
"SECTIO!f '7220. 1UR!f -OFF ley,' AtJliMon. Cook. Stod·
DATE. At the cloee of bual-dard, Hart, Lorenz. Somers.
ne. on the twenty-ruth clay NOES. COUNCILMEN: None.
ot each month a llst shall A 8 sENT, COUNCILMEN: ....._ __ __. iettllll forth the N
-.... ~..-.~ •~ nc1 one. loeatiOft ot the prem-a JAMES B. STODDARD
the name of the owner or Mayor
tenant to whom .. rvtce Ia
beln& f u r n I a h e d where
cbups bave become andre·
rna1n deUnquent. totether
with the amount of aald un-
paid char,.... On the next ~ da.J' water ahall be
uarMd off from aald prem·
\tee and aball net be turned
on ap.1n until all unpaid
ch.,..., ~ wlth 1M
tura.Gft daaJ'Ie ~fled tn
tht. chapter, shall baft bHn
paid. ..
SmcftO!f 10. s.ctloa 1221 of
the Jfewport 8Ndl Munfdpal
Code II ...,...ded to rNd:
"'SSJC::10M 7211. TDANT
DEPOSIT. tn the ewat that •
the applicant for waw IMIY·
Ice lbaJl not be the OWMt
In fee of tiM pcopcst)' to M
au,.ued wl~ wate, • ...
not .-n tiM a....-.•n• ......... a=_., .. ,........... :
.. -lllrb ----~ 'f..GO
DO TOU WNff • ..... • .W.. • ...... ..., ... ,Or.,.. ....
I ........ , ............ ......... ..-.
and lmprovemenb will confor m f 8 > • 1 r ence prefc~d or will train.
to County standards. CPlannlng 1 RE~~Eo Wurlltter Spinet Contact Mr. WelJs at OR 3-9240.
Commission Amendment No. 961 1 1 ebony on~ In WAITRESSES ,NOTICE 1.5 HEREBY FURTHER p ano, one n ' PERMANENT
ClVEN that the sald public hear. maple.cherry. Take over bal· EYn. not necessa_ry .. Only a smile. • 22 d ance llke rent. ~ .. lng will be held on the nd ay HAMMOND C H 0 R D ORGAN. Apply Snack Shop CD'M.
or Augu t, 1960, at the hour of f;mlly. fun you play It now BAKERY S~l..ES· LADlES
7:30 P.M. in the Council Cham· Withou t l~n. One used but Experience not necessary. Pan
bera of the City Hall of the Clty rfect or full Ume. Apply Snack Shop
of Newport Beach. California, at U~CitT PIANOS good . ~lee· Ba~ry. 3446 E. Coa.st H~···
whic h time and pla-ce any and tlon. AU have ~n completely COM, OR 3-7310.
aU persons Interested may ap· throuah our shop: from 189, pear a nd be heard thereon. terms.
' MARGERY SCHROUDER N:!!YHAMMOND ORGANS all
JA.''HTOR and matntenanct" man
wanted. Apply at Port Theatre.
COM, after 6 p.m _ City Clerk • ....... '
Cit f Neumnrt Beach models. Start with Extravolce. Y 0 • --From $943. Publish: Aug. 11. 1960 Orange County's largt"St ~It'<'· PART·n~E WORK In your own
h o me an v.ering telephone.
Large Company. Hourly wage
plus rapid talary Increase for
roMclenttou p e r s o n. Phone
HYatt 4-8832 evenings.
In the Newport fkrbor Ensign. tlon of flne Spinet and Console
CAa ro• 1ALE pianos from S395. Thrt"t' years
HARBOR
MOTORS
Authorized Dealer
e ALFA ROMEO
, e ALPINE
e FlAT
e HillMAN
e HUMBER
e LANCIA
e SINGER
e SUNBEAM
e TRIUMPH
.
HARBOR
MOTORS
, I
1..
I ..
u.
on balance. Since 1914.
New Stelnway Pianos personally I
built by Stelnway A: Sons. AI ·
ways the BEST plano. See the
latest styles.
SC'H'MlDT ·PHI LLIPS
Always 150 Pianos and Organs
to choose from.
520 No. ~aln. Corner 6th
Santa Ana, California
ELECfRONIC SOUND
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAILY
Be Sure To Check Witb
JUNE FARRAR .
Employment Agency
402% 32nd St., N~rt
ORiole 3·4680
SJTUAnOWS WAifTED
SYSTEMS EXPERIE!\CED MlDDLE aged
Stereo, Hi-Fi Englt h rouple ~k position
wtth widowN or bachelor &f'n·
COMMERCIAL -rNDUSTRIAL tl<'m~n. WIIJ capably handJe
HOMES _ BOATS a ll dulles Reltabih ty and re-
CUSTO•• INSTALLATION . pon lbll ity sub_ tann ated with ·~~ local referent't"S. Wnte Box
liA. c:: o En"tgn, CD~1. Sound-Crofters. Inc. JAPANESE CARDE111ER. Clean
AUDIO SPECI.AUSTS up, maintt-nance, landscapt>.
2626 E. Coast Hlway OR 3-8515 I ~asonable r.ues. Klmberly 5· Corona de-l !tfa_r 7502.
___ ..=.:.:...:...:..:R_E_N~T-----EXPERIENCED gardener--:--m ow
edges, trimmine. and clea.n-up.
Also gardening. Let me make NEW PIANO your yard or ga_rden look beaU· .
$7.00 PER .MO. tlfUI. Kl 3-6965 .
RENT APPLIED IF PURCHASED PETS £ IOPPUD
"Open Fri. nlebc. ·uu 9:00 p..m.·· ASK us
WOODWORTH'S
2620 E. Coast H"1. • OR 3..5530
Corona del Mar
JtJ 7-4458
Why you should feed your pets
fresh food.& Instea-d ot canned.
Savt monty too. 11IE JOR.
DAN'S. 2732 E. Coast Hwy •.
Corona ~~ Mar, OR 3·24.30.
OS& TIDI~la.'DY ~-011& WOIID nJl UAC:a
2. I. .. s.
7. l t. 10.
12. 13. lt. 1!.
11. ----n . ___ ......._.
Paintina -Decorating
PAPa B.A!fOIMO
GEORGE BURKHARDT
lJcen8ed CoatrKbir
1.-r Oranp .... o.ea ......
w.rtY .....
------JOHNSTONrs
Mesa Auto Wreckers
Uaed Auto Parta. ,_
We auy Can ... lc:Rp Me&.aJ
LI8ER1T 8· 7013
Z75 Placentia Ave_ eo.ta K ..
Complete Landscaping
Service
nEE II:S'JDIA TES
Mil er-n Stampe
,.,_ deliYer)'
OOROMA DEL KAa NlJ.sERT
OR 5-0160 • 2744 E. Coast Hwy.
ALL TYPES or
Photographic Supplies
e Fut Color Film Service. e Kovle Projectora for Rent e Kadel Airplane lupplle&.
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
1'782 Newport Blvd .. C:O.ta .... Phon~ Lfhfot'tv ct. 7t\4? ----~ -----Carpentry
MJ nor RepaIrs
No Jobs Too Small'
H 0 ANDERSON
2966 ~p~r Tree Lane
Costa Mesa. Caut. '
KlmbeNy 5.8173
It no &MWer call )fl 6·2372
MOVING?
2 Fast Insured movers ~tnd
larae van $11.00 an ho""r
1\me starts at )"OU door ..•
Why pay more'!
NEWMAN
'1'LUV'D 6 STORACE CO.
t
Midway t -2528 or Uberty 8·6430
1JI8 Harbor llvd., Costa l4ea
Check
Proper
a. .,.. d•
'
' ' In ----a.----• ----• ------.. ----
.. ---... ~ 2T. ----. --------.. ----1 • F • I OIILY a• POa .. Bi -.wt ..
•
MESA SHOOTING VICTIM
IS IN 'GOOD CONDITION'
Lywn I. !fewby, 35, of 2952 directly at the r.ar of the Newby
Blm.lnl PL. eo.ta Mesa, shot In realden~. and was atandlne out·
the ehftt lut Friday by hl.a aide the broken window when
wife's former husband, ,vas re· 'PoUre Sgt. Avery Smith ap·
ported In aood condiUon yester· proached. Sgt. Smith yell~ to
day In Hoar HocpJtaL him to stay out of the houw,
Thomas Edaon, 37, Loa Anee· but Mr. Freeman went ln. The
lea, the former husband of Mrs. otftcer followed Mr. Freeman Into
Esther Newby, committed sulclde the home, and heard a ahot,
after kllllne a nelehbor ot the which killed Mr. ~man lmme·
Newby'a, Dayre Freeman, 49, of dlately. Set Smith ordered the
2953 Andr08 St., Costa Mesa, and IUQ wielder to drop his ,un.
wo undlnr Mr. Newby. Edson then fired a bullet, which
CITY
CContlaHd ~ pap U • nrm to IIUballt NeGIIUDftl4adou
on control ol taU bullcllnp.
Councilman XennetJa K1npJey
.. ld that the purpoee ol the poll·
cy atatfti'Wnt Ia to di«ouraee ap-
pllt"atlona pendlnl the compJe·
tlon of the study, althouah the
Council Is Je,aUy obUpted to
conaider any application that Ia
made.
Here ls the text of the state-
ment:
"It has become apparent that
the construction of hflh buUd·
lngs In the City without ade·
qua t study by quallfJed persona
and control of suet\ construction
as to location, bulk. heleht, and
density may result In added traf·
tic problems, coneestlon ~~ per·
llorlr C5. --~ Jfewport BNdl. req......., 1M abandon·
...,.t ot a pert ot alocll e, al-
lowtn• It to NWrt to the IIUr·
roundlna land ~ .o tt•at
ltNet trontap may be acquired
for the prop.rty OWMn; .,.fer·
reel the reque.t to , ... t'lty attor-
ntt;Y and Plannlnr c.unt~Uon. e O.nled the caaa-ol Irene Rei-
..,., who .. Jd ehe wu lflJured
when ahe cauaht her foot In a
hole In the street at laJboa Blvd.
and Palm St., Balboa, on June
Z'T; referred the claim to the
clty'a Insurance carriers.
e fie Late •• Q 'It
IOAft
EXP&i I outboard motor .,..,..,.
and boata. Ora,... Ceut TraU-
er Supply. 2110 Jfewport Blvd.,
Costa ...._ua.mT.
QurrnNG-IUSDif!S~S--
Selllna out 11 P't. Inboards In
various stapa, al8o heevy duty
Boet Trallera. Open 12 to 1:30
dally and SUnday. lf-Vee Com·
pany, 1511 Placentia, Costa
Mesa, ORiole 3·90.19 or M1 I · 4671. PIX m=-:;=EX==r ANT-:-;;=-. -:::2:-a~J"J -=-w~e=-=a:-:-th.:-e:::r
coats, GE rotluerle oven-xlnt
·for boat. 6" compass. 8" chrome
ships belJ, electric meeaphone.
Ml 6·3838 or U 8·2489.
8 PT. SUPER DINK. 18-;,h:-p--=E=-v.,...in-.
rude with~ trailer. Like new-
been In water twice. MI 6-2255.
--... ..
Til,... •padoua boclrooiM and tamtly room. two u.ecf
brtek fire,._, 1• balM. built-In oven, ,.... and
dlahwuher. VDr FIIIDDLY JO:IGHJIOBS XJm LOVE·
LY JfDCIDOmiOOD. Close to Newport 111111. .....
Shopp&q Cen~ and buehea. WILL TRADE up In
l'fewport or •U at IZ5,9eO wltb M.OOO down. lnauraace
loan available. CALL NOW FOR APPOIN'J'M'EHT TO
SD..
u••m-L111n11
Three bedrooms. two baths, family room, contempo·
rary deatan. Corner lot Ott ~h and lrvJne Ave. In
nelrhborhood of 125,000 to 135.000 homet. Carpet and
drapes Included. Bu1Jt.Jn kitchen, patio and fenced
yard. OWNER NEEDS QU!CK SALE. PRICED AT
t22,700. SUBMIT ON DOWN.
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•
Over the week-end Mr. Newby lodged In the forestock of the
had been listed as In critical con-s hot gun the officer was carry·
d1tlon In the hospital HI~ right lng. Pollet> Set. WilHam Weathet·
June was removed last,Frlday In wax fired, hitting Edson In the
sureery. leg. Edson then k111ed himself
Edson fired four shots at Mr. with a .22 <'aliber bullet In his
Newby about 3:15a.m. Friday at. head.
the front door of the Newby resl· Funeral servict-s for )1r. Free·
denre after Mrs. Newby had been man were held Monday in the
unsuccessful In asking Edsm to Bell Broadway Mortuary Chapel,
ao &)'lay. They were divorced 4 Costa Mesa. He wu a retired
years aeo. Mr. Newby, hit In the Navy commander, and a veteran
<'hest by a bulJet, ran to a neigh· of World War Jl. He had 6een
bor's house. Edson smashed In living In Costa Mesa for the past
alus patio door and entered as 7 months working as a real es·
Mrs. Newby ran out of the front tate salemsan. Survivors Include
ons ~tnd veh icles. and addlllonal
burdens on municipal fac111tles
which could not be met. The ef-
fect or such conditions could be
a. threat to the publlc health,
safety, and eeneral welfare and
could cause depredation of prop-
ertY values in the City.
e Adopted Ordlnance 925, pro.
vldlne for limited commerdal-
muiUple residential, or c.o Dis·
trlct. and addlnr a new off-street
parking formula, a Z Dlatrfct:
and zoning the Mariners Mile
area C·O·Z so that property own-
ers there can make u.e of the
new regulations. CTHt ol the
Ordinance Ia on page 2.)
26' 'JWIN SCREW HlnJns, 100
watt ship to abore pbof}". ra-
dio dlrectional ·finder, anchor
winch, marlin chair, outrlegen,
bait tank, rompletely refur·
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
door to the nelahbor's. .
MI. Freeman, wakened by hts .wife, Mrs. Ethel Freeman,
·1-he City Coun<'U hu, there·
fore, decided to employ a quaJI.
tied firm of professional and ex·
perlen<"ed architects or planners
to m ake a study of the City and
make recommendations to the
e Adopted Ordinance 932, ~·~·
llshlng official plan lines for sec-
ondary, primary and major high-
ways and stree\8. a change hav.
ing been made to provJde a 42-
foot requirement for a secondary
street or right of way lnatead
of 40 feet. (Text of the ordl·
nanct-Is on pajfe 8.)
• blshed. Better than new. OR
3-5129.
W&IITKD TO DJIT
WANTED TO RENT-2 Br. by
coupJe (adulr.) from the Eaat.
Yearly or winter rental. Ap·
prox. $135 month furnlahed.
Call Bay A Beacn Realty. u screams and shots, Jeft his and a dauehter, Stephanie. City Council <'Onceming building
helgh\8 In Ule City and how the
best Interests of the City would
be sel'Ved with respect to the
control of the heiiht, bulk, den·
slty, and location of such build·
lngs.
e Adopted Ordinance 934. add· _ -----------lng 1 rent per 100 cubic feet to IJTUA'I'IORI WAIITD
the co.t of the average water
8 -1161. •
user: this wUJ add about 18 ct-nts HELP! NEED FURNmiRE badly.
a month to the averaee bill and Wlll wash windows, clean ear-
bring an additional S18.000 a ares. etc. for what you have.
year to the city. CText of the or· _MI __ 6_·37_02_. _______ _
,
WE JIAVE SOliE Dla&DDI. Y FllfE USED
~ nns 1 .. VILISWIIEI
JUST TL\DED IX o• A KEW aEJIAVLT WJTB OJIL'f 2G,GDO
JIILES. EQUJ .. ED WJTB JIADIO AlfD BEATEa IS IX IU·
PEm.ATJVE COKDITIO •• ITS 00 WEEU:MD SPECIAL AT
OJILT... 11311.80
.JOtflW~IlNE~jON
600 W. COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH
Llbertv 8-9361
a&KAVLT OPU EvEKDIGS PEUGEOT
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USED CAR
SHOPPING CENTER
1958 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop
"Pending the eompletlon of
su<'h study and the enactment of
any legislation resulting there·
from, It is the opinion of the
City Council that the granting of
zoning permits, use permits. or
variances to perm It buildings
In excess of 35 ft. hieh In any
R-A. R-1. R-2. R·3, C-N. C·l , or
I Dis trict. or to permit buildings
In ex<'ess of 50 ft. high in any
R-4, C-0. C-2, ~1-1, )1-l ·A. or U
District, may be rontrary to the
public or general welfare of the
City.
.. :'Jotwlthstandlng this general
policy statlment, any applka·
tlon for a zoning permit, use
permit. or variance under the
pro\•isions of Article IX of the
:-Jewport Beach Municipal Code
shall be processed on its merits."
The Council also: e Confirmed the usessment for
<'Onstructlon of Improvements In
~fargaret Or.. Newport Heiehts.
to make ~fargaret Dr. a through
street In the block a cross from
Harbor High School. e Adopted Ordinance 933, rezon·
lng Tract 3800, southerly of Mari-
ners Dr. and easterly of Dover Dr.,
Harbor Highlands. from uncJas.
silled to R-1-B. (THt of the or·
dlnance on paee 9.l e Approved 90-day extension to
the SuUy-MiiJer Contractine Co.
for preparation of assessment
rolls and mailing of notlct-s In
the :'Jeptune Ave. Assessment
District, West Newport.
dlnance Is on page 9.) e Approved the city agreement
wJth the Newport Harbor Lawn
Bowling Assn., whereby the city
provides $900 this fiscal year tor
the greem at 15th St., Central
Newport. e Approved first reading of Or· '
dinance 935, which will bring
the subdlvblon ordinance in rom-
pllanre with the new ordlnan<'e
just adopled. No. 932, relating
to street and highway require·
ments. e Adopted a resolution declar-
Ing weeds to be a nul .. nre In
the Anniversary Acres tract In
the Back Bay area and settine a
pubUc hearing for Sept. 12. e Accepted the low bid of t:J ..
608.37 from R. J. Noble Co. for
improvements on Margaret Dr.,
Newport Heights: and the low
bid of Goode A Schroeder of San·
ta Ana. $8,449.91, for parking
area B at the Corona del Mar
bea<'h; rect-lved the report of the
city manager acceptlne the $34,·
221 bi d of the Seagrave Co. for
an 85-foot a e ria 1 ladder fire
tru<'k . e Delayed action on the low bid
of Benton Prock of Santa Ana,
119,400, for traffic slpaJ I)'Stem
at Jam b or • e Rd., near Ford
AeronutronJc, pendine arreement
on sharlne the co.t; Aerqnutron-
ic official~ suraeated that their
firm pay a third and the city pay
two-thirds; the CouncJJ countered
with a 50-50 plan. ·
DPEI IMJIE Ill. Y
1:30 .5:30
4521 GORHAM RD.
CAMEO SHORES
Outstandlne quality home,
spectacular view, beautiful
pool, covered terrace-OWN·
ER WILL CONSIDER. LOW
DOWN.
ASKING $79,500
SEA.SPORT REALTY
CLIIIE VII 1 ..
REALTOR
2633 West Cout Hlehway
Newport Beach
Ll 8-9349 -Eves. u 8-3293
WilD,..-
6 ROOIIS -PIER A ft.OAT
PRJV ATE SALE
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
OR 3-3630
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1600 WEST COAST WGRWAY
U you have been looking for outat.anding value ~
the ultimate in driving pleuure, be sure ~ eee t.bil
one! It is fully equipped with power ateenn~. pow~r
brakes, power windows, power eeata, c~m.atic
trans., radio, fresh air heater and more. This 11 a
one owr.::.!r car, the exterior finish if: the very pop~
platinum silver metallic, and ycu can purcha.ae th1a
car for the attractive price of only $3195, bank terms
if you desire.
e R e c e i v e d word from the
county supervisors that a report
of the s uperintendent of building
and safety on the review of the
plans and specifications submit·
ted by :'Jewport Towers was re·
ferred to the rounty council for
an opinion on the legal rights or
the county.
NEWPORT BEACH u 8-SS:W
GOOD NEWS! -We have just traded for aev~ral
clean transportation cars and aome good used p1ck·
ups too, hurry while they last!
MANY MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
THEODORE ROBINS
e Received a request from Don
Ayres Jr. for approval of "New-
port Shores Dr." as the name of
a new street from Oranee to 61st
St. in the Newport Shores tract
in West Newport; referred the
request to the Planning Commls·
slon.
Periodically the Volunteer Bu-
reau rect-ives a call from one
ot the many agencies It deals
with, asklne for volunteers to
help with their office work.
All these agencies must appeal
to the public for help, they can-
not afford to hire employees for
they are non-profit organizations,
and cannot spend money on thls. FORD-FALCON-THUNDaRBmD-TRUCKS
1920 Newport Blvd.
· eo.ta Mesa, MI 6-1644
3100 W. Cout Hway
Newport Beach, U 8-3471
Open 'Til 9 p.m . Mon. thru Fri., 6 p.m. Sat., 11 to 5 Sun
e Denied the c I a I m of Lole
Knight, who asJ<ed for $2,000
damages for I n j u r I e s suffered
~fay 17 In front of 6M E. Balboa
Blvd.. Balboa; referred to the
d ty's Insurance carriers. e Received a Jetter from Attor-
ney C. A. Higbie of Balboa Island,
representing Daniel and Mary
Gustafson, owners of Lot 15,
HtiiiJDr Estt1tes
I Near Mesa Verde Country Club and. Golf Course " ..
ao,121 -$D,l118 FROM
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS
(No Sal" Contract -
You Receive Deed and Title to Property?
AIJ. THESE AWARD WINNING FEATURES!
• J cmd 4 bedll I I J 11atJa8 • Q.E., tMdlt.la ..... ad OW. I • 1A19e ta:adlf.... • G..E. llallt·la .........
• 100 ... olsmtcal ...tee • • .._ ....._ '-... U.llt • • v . .,.,.. to __...r aJid d..rfer • I.-.. cow •k tile -...or
• liD'!. ...... .,. •• carpet • p ................... ....
• Q.E. • ..... .., IMcrt • "*···-wttll .... JIIIa ..
• O.E.talll•••diapoeal • ~ ........... .
SEE THE FURNISHED MODEL
OPD DAILY 10 A.M. TD. I f.ll.
NEAR ADAMS ST. AT IIAIIIOB BLVD. •
I lalt&RIIt ...., llllllf• =.:~;-
~~~ -, ... _. .. _ ......... .,
This week a rehabilitation
a gency Is appeallne for volun-
teers for ordinary office work,
both typists and non typlats. The
agency In question Is open Mon.
day throueh Friday, from 9 a.m.
until 5 p.m., and they will accept
the hour and day you choose to
volunteer.
For more Information please
call the Volunteer Bureau at U
8 -0717. between 9 a.m. and noon,
Monday throueh Friday, or eo
to th, omoe at 325 N. Newport
Blvd., Newport Helfhta. 'nle Vol-
unteer Buteau is a Unlttd Fund
agency.
.IIIII .. T• Ega
Three juveniles threw ens at
her lront door, rang her door bell
and then ran down Seaview Ave.
from Goldenrod Ave., Mrs. Bar·
bara Wheeler, 236 Goldenrod
Ave., Corona del Mar. complain·
ed to Newport pollee at 2:12a.m.
Saturday. Alter omct-rs checked
the area, lfrs. Wheeler called
again to report the juvenJiea
were back. ornct-ra aealn check·
ed the area With neeatJve results.
1011 AT IVIIIID ICIIOOL
Ron Atwood, .on ol Mr. and
Mrs. w. Atwood, au•' Lartupur
Ave., Corona del Mar, la a stu·
dent this ~ at the Unlwr·
slty ot CaJifamJa at Santa Bar·
bara and Ia hOWled on campa8
In Santa Cnlz HaJJ, a fleW OC.aft·
side residence hal, Ron Ia •mona
266 1tudenta 11¥1111 on tbe Santa
Barbara l!M.IIIore c•maaa• durt.,
summer 8881on. Tho fotaJ IUIB·
mer enrollment at Santa •rbara
lhla year nwnben abaat 1.000.
srr A
aiALTOif
by doing so,
youget-
SUPDICM sava
.2!L_ ~.: ~-=
=:=t.:.i ...... "-....Awadltiaeol ... .............. .., ..............
•arbt Wor_._ -price lriiMk,..,.. ,.., •.
eocea, aecl•• WJIII A.
• .... of ptvftD alllt-
,......, ........ wide
Variety ol ......... aod
prupiCdM buJen. ,...,
EYer, aealtor il
pl .......... ....
~of bib ..... Oft
the GoWea a.Je. Far more• dhl.._dle IU.. laws f«. aU real
aa. ............ tor
~., ......... ..
ma• • fer .wr 111 aecl
lfll!i9 II Ml-en.. ........ ,.~
"you'll like our friendly service"
220 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Uberty 8·1139
<Acroa the street from Mesa Shopping Center)
Evenlnp KI 6·1050 - U 8·4037
Do It Y Ounelf
Ull II~_,
FinJah Inside. 3000 ft., 5 Bedroom, 3 Bath Luxury Home. , ......
2400 MARGARET CIRCLE DRIVE
NEWPORT CITY
See Finished Mo<tel, $34,500, at 2072 Tustin Ave. ... ,.., .....
M1 6-1675
400 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
1716 Orange Ave., C08ta Me ..
IACIIIY
COUN1Y CORRIDOR-acroa from Bay Cl"est.
Contemporary
3.-Fll. z 11111
P'lteplace. Cutom drapes. Top qua.llt7 w/w ~ ~pUonaiJy nice covered patio and lancbeaptna with
waterfall. Price onJy S3T.!i00.00.
IIY -IEICIIULTY, •a.
R.EALTOas
1696 Newport BJvd., eo.ta Mea
Day or nJeht Phone U . 8-1161
CAIEI
., ... Tl CIIIEI
A new development by Macro Corporation.
62 HOMES HAVE BEEN DESIGNED FOR IMMEl> IA TE
CONSTRUCJ10N. FLOOR PLANS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR INSPECTION. RESE'RVA110NS SUBJECT TO
FIRM PRICES CAN NOW BE MADE.
WhJie they last-a llnUted number of very desirable
lot. for the Jndlvidua] who prefers to build.
Sales-CAMEO SHORES omcr, t701 Hampden Road,
Cameo Shores.
Telephone: ORiole 3-t90C
OIIEI liliES
MODERN EARLY AMERICAN
·-~·~-fBOT GORHAM -1Y OWNEJl
FULLY CARPETED
LANDSCAPED
MEDALLION ALL-
EL'f.X."TRJC KITCHEN I
DUPES
DJSHW ASHER
bnucoM
SHAKE ROOF
IDJI I. IEPJIIT---
PHon roa APPODfniENI' oa 5-lOlt
BWIT-
... w ........
Cll BEliOIWOPE
Tha. apedaJ 3 bedroom hclme on eo.ft. corner In
Corona del Mar with ~udld patio anc1 otJier feature.
merttlna your COMicleraUon.
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