HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960-09-08 - Newport Harbor EnsignTHEY'RE ANNOUNCING the news that Corona
del Mar Treasure Days are here, in conjunction
with the lions Club l obster Bake at the main
beach. Seated on the side of the truck that car·
ried the calliope in last Saturday's parade are
(from left) Bedy Talcott of Corona de l Mar.
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Marvis Thompson of Harbor Highlands, and Pinky
Fisher of Shore C li ffs. who is Miss Corona del
Mar. Standing bad of the calliope is Sondra
Coontz of Westcliff, who is Miss Newport Beach.
l iHie Karin Haapa. age )1/2• of Corona del Mar
is holding the T reas1.re Days sign. (Ensign photo)
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Paul CoseUa Jr., of Burbank. Here ls the schedule of events for the 2·day affair: ,. 11\!ewP<>rt Beach e I em en t a r y
private Investigator. is sought by • IATVDAT, IEP!'. 10 1 schools 1s the next pro~ct for the
="ewport police on a charae of ts wh ed th h 1
Pulling a gun on 3 harboT area 6:00 a.m.-Clues for the annual buried treasure chest hunt 1 ~n ° prepar e ac. 00
men Juat IMide the tront door will be poated at the front door ol the Corona Ml Mar Callfom.la \ pol.acy and procecSure quest•~n.s
fill die VIlla JllarWa •••.,..•t. Bank. Tbe ludQ a..,.. .. ..ucs to~ thecae. to the Lobslter that were answfl'ed at 2 ~~ --.... .ttw. • board_..U.... at l;oJU a.m . Jut Tbwsday. 1 -. _ __.........., __ ._ d s t. 12:00 nooo-'Tbe Balboa ~Y Uons will start 54"rvlng tht> lo~er • ~~ --.:uvva uu.tees ..... e :up
The 3 men are Robt"rt Behrns. and ground steak mula down at the Corona del )far main ~ach. Roy AnM~n to make the rom·
319 Ruby Ave., Bafboa Island: ~feals will ~ ~rved untJI 9 p.m. plete list of tutbooka availabJe ~man C. ""~~I bone. ,!51 • dot 2U7d 3:00 p m -Children's .... , show 1 at the .chooJ Ubraries.. Curricu· Onyx Ave .oa a ..,. an an · · ,_ · 1 ...... , Bi ll RJ ld ·• · . Alternoon and evt-mng-£ntertainmt-nt. booths, and prizes. um coonunator alter sa
flchard CC Plttger. 23· ~: 407 D~h Luke c ''The Fire Eatttr"l Vecclo ot the AJJ . American ~fari<et w1ll that the books Will be placed on ~d.Ave.. orona del · ar, po ce I appear. Drawings for tracnslstof radio. wtll ~ held at 3' p.m. I relere~ •~w.c.
· • and 8 p.m. ' The request was made by Mrs. ~ewport pollee stfJI remain In 'e SUJmAT SEPT 11 Sam Schulman or Harbor Hic.h ·
the dark as to the namtt of a ' · • lands Jeade:r of the Mariners person ~lng wat<"hed in the Har· 12:00 noon-The Lions wUI continue .ervlne the Jo~er a.nd Schoo'! parents who dr~ed the
BLASTING IS STARTED
AT CDM BLUFF SITE
bor Island and Beacon Bay area ground steak meals. untJJ 9 p.m. policy questions. R I W by a private im·estigatlng firm. Afternoon and evenlng-£ntertaJnment, booths and prizes. ace s on They did Jearn or the recovery Drawings for transistor radios wiU ~ ht-ld a t 3 p.m. and 9 p.m .• WWA.Jrn TO SEE ALL aooa
of a black steel revoh·er from 9:00 p.m.-Award of the erand priuo, a $500 savlna.s bond. I WhJch t~books are you In· by Hawaiians the water by the dock at l Rea·, ':.~ed ln . Trustf'(> Ml'l Beny
C'On Bay by a Culver City boy, 12. • "Alj r h .. :\f s h 1
The Hawai'ian All-Stars won visiting In Beacon Bay. It was I SCHOOL LUNCH PRICE i o t em. • rs ,. u man turned over to a stocky·bullt repl ed. the Labor Da~· outrigger canoe Han'"\' P"a""' boa d p ~I de t man. about 30, who had come I 1 .. ~;. "' ""· . r . rt'.-. n •
ra{'f! from Catalina to the Balboa walking along the waterfront IS SAME AS LAST YEAR sa~· n-e wouldn t llkt' lo rt'· Windows at the home of for· with Insurance coverage provided Pier In 4 hours and 36 minutes · stnct any tf'Xt'books ..
mer harbormaster Ruuell E. by the Continental :Satlonal -12 minutes ahead of the second clal~lng It ha~ been left there "I fet>l there ls no problem:·
Craig, 2600 Cove St., CbJna Cove. Group, Los Angeles. place Balboa team. by his son. 1 • I Cafeteria lunch prices Wl're st>t 1 Board pN"sidt>nt Harvey Pease Supt. Ander 5 en c-omm('nted.
were broken Tuesday morning Blasting is scheduled to be re · The Doheny Outrigger Club ;\lr. Behrns told pollee that he Tuesday njght by the trust('(>S of a<~k('d that a reSt>rve fund ~ set "They can ask for text books In
by rocks from a blu tlng project sumed 1oday (Thursdayl In rock was third, and a last minute en · and his 2 friends went Into the ~t>wport Beach £I em en ta r y up to pay off capital lnvt'Stments a specific area at a nv tlmf' ··
at the tlte of the fonner George at 2525 Ocean Blvd., to clear the try. a pick-up crew representing Villa :Marina for a drink. They School Distt1C1. The prices art> the in l'aft>tena equipment In order "1 am sure tht> stail' or rounty ~nney house on the Corona del site for the construction of the Santa Monica, came In fourth. were standing near the entrance same as last year: 35 cents for to obta1n a more realistic finan · library has the tt'~tboo~ ... Mr.
Mar bluU. Roberts apartment building. It was "Balboa Luau Day," and to the bar portion when a man , tudf'nts and 50 cen~ for adults • 1al picture. ~fr. Wurtele said h(' .Beny SUJUt('SlNf
An oUkft aulgned to Invest I· Workmen were busy yesterday dinner was served during "the walked up and said: "('ome on at Horace Ensign &hool: 30 {'f!nts would t> tabhsh such a tund. e -wE Dl'SACJlEE-
pte reported that the Newport drilling holes for the dynamite evening at the Balboa Rendez. 1 and I'll buy you a drink." for students and 50 cenLc for Tht> trustE"es also: "I felt that this was th(' ~
Uliat&Dt nre chief waa atandlng chuges. vou.s. The man looked at Mr. Behrns' I adul~ at the-otht>r iTade ~hool.c e Agre-ed 10 rt"SUme-twlce·a-1 to a k for th<'m " :Mrs.. Schulman
by on orders of the city manager --------------------------feet and seeing he had no shoes Buslne-managt>r Ed \\ unele month mt"etlngs on the first a nd soa1d.
and that a man from UCI...A with D th c I • M . I d L • 1 on. began arguing with lJim. reportttd a S.U.lOO ln<'f('a~ In the 1 hlrd 1\Jesdaya · at 8 p m -the 'That's whert> \\'(' dl.sarree ·•
a •unnoeraph was meuuring ea almS rS. a eWIS, They moved toward the entran<'«' surpluot f:om cafeteria inromP 'N"'nd meeting to l>f' p;.·h~arlly ~t:: Berry repllro. '
the ~verity of the blasts. of the VJIJa ;\Iarina, where the for poh<j• dlk'us ion. The Sept Do yC\u ff't>l Wt' arf' workJng
The blaatlne a being done I~ 0 f COM Church Founders man took a IPather .wallet out s· f p k 2'0 m~tlng will be dt'\'Oted to against you•" Mrs &hulrnan
rocQ nnr China Cove, en the ne 0 of his pocket. opened II. showing IZe 0 ar s boundary problems. and tht> pol· askM.
south aide of Ocean Blvd., east Mrs George !Ida ~fcNf'al l CHrf Haven after an extended a star-shaped badge Inside. He • 1cy d~lons ~Will start with tht> ~·Berry protHted her remark.
of Carnation Ave .. where Cedric Le...U: 89 one of the original Illness. said someth111g about narcotJcs, I D d Oct. 18 meeting. <:ayJng that no ont> I~ ~rking
RobeN of lJdo ble plana to erect rounders ~~ the Corona d(') Mar She had Jived In California for I drew a snub-nosed. biUt"·Stet'l re· s I scu sse • Adopted a policy of employ-1 agaJnst anyone, and a king that buJldl H h 42 d 1 C M \'oh·er and told ~11'. Behrns and Pr k d _._ . h 1 . . cb4' refrain from l't'ferrine to any an apartment ng. e a.s C ommunity Congf('gatJonaJ years an n orona del ar h ' friends to line up against oposed par 5tan ar,q were 1ng .tt'ar er -\:ce prlnc1pals 10 t'l nct obtained a pennlt to blast from Ill ror 19 years. Her home was at 15 re\·iewed 1\Jt>sday mght at a kindergarten through sixth grade <' n 1
the Newport Beach fire. depart· Church, died Tuesday In the H JO.l Marigold Ave. She is SUT· the wall. ~fr. Behrns ~~no:ed the stud¥ meeting of tht> ~ev.-port s hools In order to gl\'e more ~fro;. &hulman r('marked that
ment from Sept. 1 until Sept. 15, Haven Convalescent Home In vlved by a son. Boyd Lewis, of I gun and v.alked awa). sa) ina he Beach Parks. Beache5 and Rt>e· help to principals and to provide she had bet-n the t&rcet of cdtl-_ __: ___ ....:.... ____ _:__.,......_____________ Emerald Bay. I would phone the pollee depart· reatlon Commi s1on. with Stanley tralnJng for tutu,re prfnd ... -'.. clsrn slnt"P thf' In q 1.1 I r Y lftto
' ment. The man with the run de· _...... St'hool polley was started Jh BOOSTER ·cLUB WILL . Servtces·will be held at 10 a.m. parted In a white 1957 Ford sta· Ott. Irvine C'o. planning ronsult· upt. Roy Ande~n was author· .;aid th t htl h d I . ' Saturday In the C'orona del ~far . ant. In AHenrlan•"<> lzed to 8('('('pt applkatlons im· a 5 a rf't.'t' ved a church with the Rev Edwin tlon wagon. tra\('llne north on ~l r. Ott sa1d that lhP propo..~l mf'dlacttlv. <'rank telephone c-all last Thura.
Go ... : _ _. 1 · .~11 Jamboree Rd. from BaysJde Dr. 1. . •• I day evening, and that a rew mJn-m_, Oun.:alt n~. Interment "'• The license number of his station reprttsentt>,1 -' rl'.i ISllt' approac-h • ="amed trustM' Hf'lt>ne Cct>·l Utes latu a tire truck had been
ORGANIZE THIS EV' NING ~ In 'Pomona Cemetery. Baltz wagon was obtained. to park pl;tnnan~ nar and Milo La to \\Oro< w ith llt"nt to her homp on a mallclou
Corona del Mar Chapel is In Tht> draft pro(lO."al lict .. 3 ra te· Supt Andt>rsen o'l ( h.Jnge In If 1 1 5
charp of arrangements Officers found the car aban· gont' or parks: rul(' anrl f{'i'J) t d ted a se a ann.
-------·-doned at the e:octreme \fiest end 11 l ~.-~~hborhood--0 a.-,...<: u Jan -19_ :t 1•0n <~ op • ASKS '1'0 M>IIIIOW TAft
Co-c::halnnan Bob Cooper announces that an organl.z1ng meet·
Jne of the Corona del Mar Youth Center Boostf.'r C'lub will be held
at 8 p.m. today (Thuradayl In the Youth Centrr Bulldlne .
The project o1 tbe Boaeter Club wiU be to raise "aoo.ter Bucks"
to Mlp dewlop and aid all Youth Center act I\ !ties. Membership
is for a n ntire family, a.nd the dues wfll be $1 a month per family.
Interested parents may fill In the application form below
and mall It to the loaRer Club:
YM PI ot Harbor Island at 2:-40a.m.. The Mar a ·hool 7 or acrt><: ll a · '· Earlier during tht' meeting ann •· n 9 lice~ number matched one of libra • or fi~ hall IS adla<'f.'nt e Namt'd tTU!ItN' J m R.ly to Mrs. Schulman asked It the par. 3 can~ wbJch Robert Sn~ As-10 1) .f t h 1 • • re\1t'w t t' ache r proff'-.<~.<>n<tl ent~ could borrow the tape ,._ a~ 1 no near a S(' oo · orowth ,_,uJI't'm 1 1 rdl t .. _ M t T • ht soclates. p r I,. ate ln~cators (2) ('ommunitr-lS acres IC ad· ,.. ·-... <'n ot. . co ng o tnc-J«''nd que.tJon. ee on19 from Van Nuya., hAd ~ the jacent to A junior hi h school· 20 e Authodzt-d thP d1 tnhutlon answer meet1ng s that ~ pre,·iou.s e\ .. nlng would be worll· 11 dj 1 · of the booklet, "C'hlrf E>:ecutl\t"ot 1 <'Ould make a <."'py CoT their own
The Orange Coast YlofCA will lng In the Harbor (elaacl. ...,.. a~ Sa~~ 1:C :::~l.in tht> prtts of the United SCat-." JII'O'ided USf'.
hold Ua first annual fall plan. hore Dr# artta for tJw nut 5 ently bullt up pomon of thf' city: ~ the~oata Mesa Sa.tnp a.nd She said she rutd trft'd to copJ
ning conlerence at a d In n e r days. polke d~ 'nile linD where IUJ<e·Sizc parks cannot be n n. the. ta~ at the school. bot tbe
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BOOS"Ja CLUB -aiAll1'ER MEMBER .APPLICATION the Jamaica Inn, Corona del Mar, Mr. eo.IJa came to pollee Formal dedication of th(' eo. I said It would be l t~utw
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beglnnlq at 7 p.m. headqaartfls at 1~50 a.m. 1ut rona del ~far State Park was ~0 take.}!'.. ':pe tO' an ~~
The past year's activit!~ wm Thu~ and cteD1e4 ...._, Ill dl~ but no date was U'l C'olna tot a 11 n r $177..25 were or cop.T ... g t an to brtq the
be rev I cowed by Y ~retary the VIlla Marina Restaurant ear· The Con.unls.slon also dl.I('USSfod stolen In lh«> burglary ot 8 Poll n~or e q u I P na • n t to the
Grorge McKinney, andefhe com· Her that momlnJ. Mr. Bebrna a later closJnc how fOf' lhe maJD tl"lephone ~ In the J.aut.ar sc'l'he
lng )'-ear's plana w111 be dlsau,. came to the tatlon, aald he ~ beach during th4t winter hours. al't'a be~'f'f!Tl .l\lJ117 and A118. & the ta~ ~d ...._ 1'1 ...W t.Mt
se-d. accordlnl to President Wa1 · ophed Kr. C'*'lla. and .aiel he Pre!leftt ~gulat1ons C'&ll for 6 a PaclfJc ~•P'tOne oMctal IMitl· ..-cou ooc: 1IMd In a.
ter Miller Jr. was wtlllnr to 1m a romplalnt. p.m. douna for the wtnttT. ned. l'fewpcwt IIOlk'l at 4:45 ..-. ~t ttto~ ... ~
-·-·--·-···--·-·---AGL ... -_,_ ..... ~ ... -.. -................... AGE. ..... .. ~t!~~~~~~ldre:~r;.0::,t::; =ft-~1~ h~~ '::, .. tt. h~a= AIIDMTIWf '1'0 TAU n::: ~ .. taken trom bootbt ..,._ It laoQa dGwli toJI..: :tt
of the K~tTopolltan YliC.\'1 of Island &fta durlnl tht> ~•.... tate Allembqman B ru c eo at ~\ NC"WpOI't IQvd., a:zs "ew· ~ ._, --.• ---···---·-.. ·--· G£.___ -··--··---·-·-·-·-··--.AGE. ...... _. Los Anpln_ wtll talk on ''The r.f'u-'.1\1 to ch~ t ... num•. ui'IIM.r. a raldeat of WmcUtt pon BIVCI,. fSM w ('out Rwr' "" a ...._
YMCA'• Challer;~,e In the Cam· Otfic.n rontadwod ~ 0. will talk on l'ov. I tMUot propo. 7:lM W, Cout ~.. a w ~ -:•t '*0 -;--I! 4llllir
--·----· . .A <a _ _ ·--~·---· AGE -.. munlty." Leroy Hluon. ,.._.1 ~. owrwr ol the bll"mrs ~...._ at ttaC" ~ of thr eo. Cout Hwy. and JOOO ~"PGGt ,...,....., ~ a b,:-ao llr.
Mall wldl IUD .. a.t ...... ..,.. • Clnuaunlt)' Youth CeDt« ~ ol tt.e North Oraqe far whldt Kr. C..U. ......., • ...,.. ... Mar KJWnt. Club at Bh·d.. ~" IMdl; • w. lc!MII ...... 1 -1 ••
111 tn a... P.O: ._ t. a.-•1 Mar. CaldDmla. ' ~«J YMCA. wlll talk about ~ to MrM U.. ,..._ ._ aoo. t.-of'r'CIIW (f'llday) In the Balboa Blvd. and :SJO E. laAoe ,._ ..._ ...... .. • ____________ Onanc.. ..,. .. ~.,._......._ 11\u..,. •ulAn.
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e DO YOU WANT TO VOTE NOV. 8?
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There's still time to register if you intend to vote
in the Nov. 8 presidential election. The deadline is
next Thursday , Sept. 15. Call the city clerk's office,
ORiole 3-2110, fo r the name of the deputy registrar
nearest your residence. You have only yourself to
Plame if you fail to register.
CALLIOPE MUSIC led 'the p<!ir&de S<llturd&y afternoon, publicizing
the lio~s l obster B<ll~e in Corona tlel Mar and th~ T re!llsure Days
promot101"1 sponsored by Coront~ del Mar merchanh. Mrs. Margaret
S11muels of Cost& Mesa is the c~lliope pl &yer, 111\d leo1ding <ll helpful
hand is he r young cousi n, Robert Freitag of Costt~ Mesa.
(Ensi gn photo)
e VOICE YOUR OBJECTIONS
In the mail this week came a timely comment,
backing up a thought expressed in this Log a week
ago~ "Why does our Government sever relations
with a strong anti-communist such as Raphael Tru·
jillo of the Dominican Republic -yet maintain dip-
lomatic relations w ith . communist dominated coun-
tries like the U.S .S.R. and Castro's Cuba?" And the
suggestion: Voice your ob jections to Vice-President
Richard Nixon, Secretary of State · Herter,
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona, and
NEWS OF I 0 YEARS AGO
man Edgar Hiestand of California. e PRETTY IS AS PREIIY DOES •..
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I agree with Braden Finch. who comments in his
1 thi h h C d 1 M b h Blame It on what you wish-CO umn on s page t at t e orono e ar eac hamburgers, weather, election
concession is mighty nice looking, but the food is year, or construction ~hutdown
not at all up to the quality set by the hcrrn,ptlr>Jelc I last wi nter-but the fact Is that
stands thc1t were booted out a year ago. business Is terrible at the new $100,000 Hambura:er Stand a t Big previous years, you could move over to another Beach.
stand if the food line was too long, or lhe girls be-Concession receipts have skid ·
hind the counter were chattl"ng with boy friends ded way down to $80.000 for the
h d d f h $120,000 a year ago (figures cour· rat er than ten ing to your ,or er, or i you t ought tHY city managerl.
the quality of hambyrger was better elsewhere . Now A lot of folks may say-
all those automatically self-regulating features "I told you sO. No matter how hard> they try. munlctpal monop· competitive private enterprise are gone. operat ion ('annot compare
I recall saying something like this quite some [;~:;'"""~0;'!. service or price to the ti me ago-before our C ity Council made its final of ca pable Mom and Pop like we used to have decision to do rrway. with the competif..ion down at City council switched the
the beach. I have an idea that the observations 1'·••"
made above will have about as little effect on the 1 "l•~~~.~u m mer I have heard
C bel M C 11 about what you cet to ouncil now as ore. aybe our ouncilmen just In service and high
don't like hamburgers, or maybe it's the good old
American tradition of competition that's got t11eiir J W.:~~; ~Council wu warned It
dander thl!; WAY-PUblicly by
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of Orang.! County. • • •
Dorothy O'Ha ra, who In private
life ill Mrs. Hank Lunney ot Udo
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Fumitwre s-. ... ANe • Netv Teachers on Staff S3
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Llt.ty ..... At · N. B. Elementary Schools ~S!J_!) _ ... -. • _A
The Jfarpon Beach Elemen· Joyce llobare, Marvin Ma~nUIOn cu Butler, Ew...tt Thompson Oepr. NCOtded All tmpreaelve to-M. L. Peterson, nntt over ... H II s ~ ••• Gar~ t I RAY
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t&ry SebooJ DIMriet Will have a and M111. Betty Gla.u, fourth and Arthur f'um'on. a1xth crade. tal of J3,0H,415 In permJta for atov~a. 310 E. Balboa,~ Pat·
profeulonal ataff of 174 for the arade: Robert L. C00M, apecial The foUowlnJ atatf mema,.n AUI'\llt, brln&lnl the year'a tee· Quale Petti, l ·unlt, 2·1tory ctweU·
comlna ,...._..n Jncreue of 17 eclue.tlon -Intermediate; Ml'll. at the )(arlneq Sc:bool are new ord to ~. Tbls ls aUU ln1. 1.236 W. Ocean Ft., 125,000; FumitfMn9a for homee.
ov•r lut tear. Kadon Gu.nther, 1peclal educa· to the DUtrict: more than 3% mllllon doUa111 be. M111. D. J~r1lna. 1ate and window dubl, yechts.
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Forty members of the profes· Uon-prfmary. KISS P E Jf E L 0 p E BEllrSON hlnd the Auc. 31 fi1ure of Jut pard, 2266 Ctaann~l. 1650; l{ar· JOt 7 w. ec-t H~
alonal atatt .,. new to the dll· Of the Corona del Mar School comes to lfartaera 1 c h 0 0 1 to year-122.073,802. v~ Lynn, re·root, 836 W. Ocean ,.___. ......
COlOMA Dll. WA1
0..1-1111 trlct. 'One of the new teache111 stall, the followtnc teachers are teach kJadefcarten u a .ftnt Auau-t penn.lt.t included 93 n.. 1364.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii====~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~ ~rved aa a aublltJtute teacher new to the Dlatrlct: year teacher. She Js a araduate alqle Camlly dwoeUin11. $1,916,~
IMre lut year, and OM Ia return· ·MISS MARY K. SWANSON, for· of USC. 610; 3 duplexes, 187,450; 2 l&t·
Ina after an ablence of one year. merly with the Garden Grove MISS JOAN BROOKSHTRE a aces, 13.500; J8 awlmmlnl pooil,
'nuee of the new teachers re. School Dlltrlct, will teach kinder. native c.Jitomlan, w1ll te~ch ~.650; 15 fencea and walla..
eelved their atodent teacher l&rten. She received her degree kind~r1arten. She Is a eraduate 16,982; 42 residential &.ltentlon.s,
training ln this dlltrlct. at Macale•ter Colle1e, St. Paul, of UCLA and formerly taught In S80,165; 4 commerdal altera·
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IE II IPIILITEIIII Dr. William Butendorf, for· Minn. Alhambra. tiona, S2. 760; 3 lndu.trlal altera·
merly emplofed on a 3-daya.a . MRS. C~ROL RANNEY jolru MISS CAJIOL MAJrnN, a grad· tlons, 1845,000; 20 sJg_ns, SB.s.18;
week bula as echool ptycholo· the staff to teach first grade uate of Whittier College, w ill 2 miscellaneous, $2,105; 6 build· l'kt. will aerve on a full time after serving as a substitute teach first erade. She formerly lngs _ demollsbed or relocated,
bula beglnnlnl this fall. teacher for part of the 1959·60 taught at the Mar Vista School $1,725.
Profess.IOnal Here Ia the complete Jlst of the IK'hool year. She formerly taught In the Los Angeles Elementary Following permits were 1 ued
profe.alonal staU membera.: at Tustin and Is .a grad uate of Schools. during the final day · or last
ADIIDIIIftATIVE 1 T A' F-Whittier College. She Is a native MISS DRUCILLA HAYNIE will month: Dir~Ory Roy 0 . Anderaen, district su~r· of Orange County. bt>gln her teaching carCE"r as a,. COBOifA DEL NAB
lntendent; William R. RJtter, dl· MRS. ELAJ:-.E WfLL1A~1S will St'COnd grade t~aC'her. She at· D. E. Huebner. 2-unlt, 2-story
FUNERAL Dl P.S . . . re<'tor of curriculum and Jnatruc· teach first grade. She Is a native l<'nded San Jose State Collt-ge dwelllng, 709 Poinsettia. S20.-150;
tlon; Edward C. Wurte le, busl· Californian a nd formerly served a nd Orangr CoaRt Collegt> befort> )fel )forrlson. room over garage,
Friendly Neighborhood Service ness mana1er. In the Anaheim School District. rN'Piving hf'r rlc.>grrt' a t Long 420 :\farguerlte, $2,400: H. Hill.,
BEll BROADWAY CDEL\1. ITAFI' _Dr. Wil· She Is a graduate or Whittier Bcat'h State. ShP recelvt:'d Aler a lteration. 718 Marguerite, $2.000;
MORTUARY Ham Bastendorf, psychologist, College. student teaC'h lng training at the )f. A. Harwood. end~ su nderk,
Miss Anna K. Harris. vocal music MISS NANCY BLOI:'fK wlll be· Mariner~ School. H41 J Poinsettia, Sl.200; Ross 110 Broadway consultant; David Borkenhagen. gin he r teaching career as a sec· MISS SHEILA BURKE 1 a bt>· ·Phillips, drying tleck, 312 Dahlia. u 8·3433 1c 8·3434 eo.ta .... Ins trumental music; Miss Agnes ond grade teacher. She Is a grad· ginning tea c h c> r In a second SBOO .
......_ ___________ _, Carlson, Mlu Betty Trine and uatc or Western Michigan Unl· grade assignment. She Is a na· e ~• VlEW 1DLLS I
Mrs. Catherine Chapma n, reme· ven'llt)•. Kalamatoo, Mich. tl ve California n and Is a gra~· Earl Harvey, swimming pool.
dial readinl: Mrs. Ellen Ingram, MlSS MARY KINGHAM, a uate or Immaculat~ Heart Col· 1007 Goldenrod. $2.:500; Wl nt~.>r·
Mrs. Georgia Soukup and Miss graduate of the University or legc:-. Los Angeles. bottom, swimming pool, 2701
Sheryl Ulrloh, school nurses; Mrs. Wyom ing. will teaC'h third grade. MRS. SHIRLEY JOH~STO~ re· Pt>bblt>, SJ.OOO: ;\furray Gardner.
Elizabeth Handy, art consultant; She formerly taught In the La turns to the &!foot District to wall, 1026 ~a Ln. 56()'): Ha rbor
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Members
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Burdett Harrison. Bes. Mer.
Dick Rucker Ted Paulson
Lola FenneU Ruth Baker
M.tke Mye111 ·
Private Wire s.me.
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YOURS·
Mr.s. Marjorie Rowe. Spanish. Mirada School District. tt>aC'h third grade. She previow;Jy Vi£>w Hills Construt''lon Co ..
MlSS ANNA K. HARRIS joins MRS. BET'rY CLASS. who rc· taught at th<' ~orona del ~far., ''\'Imming pool, lOIS While Salls
the 1 eneral staff thls year 10 celvcd her degree at Los AngP· N<'wport, and :'\ewport Heights Way, $2.500.
serve as vocal music consulta nt les State College. w·lll teaC'h Schools, and r~.>surrle her teach· • lliVIlfE TEJUl.ACE
In the 5 lower grade schools. She fourth grade. She t or m er I y lng caret>r after a yc.>ar of travt'l. Ceor~e ~fc.>sc;t"ngl'r wall 1501 ls a graluate of the University taught In the La~fl rada District Shl' Is a g raduate of th<' linlvN -, SC'renadt', $231>. ' ·
Ot Okl h d h k In Norwalk. sity or Nevada a oma an as ta <'n ad-~RS. BARBARA WELSH, from ;\flSS JOAN KlJETHF:R. a grnrl . e lfEWPOaT REICRTS
dltlonal work at the University Ri~~rslde. will reach third grade. ua te or ~1acalestt'r Collt'g~>. St H~nry Hrll. f£'n<'~.>. 2320 Cl~r.
of Southern California, TUlsa Paul, .'finn.. ",1•11 t"a"'h fourth SlOO. J A._Cralego 3\\'TII:~g, 530 UnJverslty, and Chapman Col· She Is a graduate oC the Unlver· .• " ~ frvl ,. S33J J F ~ 1 lege. She formerly taught In the ·lty of Ca lifornia In Riverside. grade. Sht> rormc.>rly taught In n · : · · an, o;w m·
Garden Grove School District. ~IISS JOYCE ROBARE, a grad· G.uden Grove and Buena Park. mlng pool. 1136 HlghlJ nd. $2.500.'
CO.,.A DEL NAa SCBOOL-uatc of Whittier College, will ;\.1RS. JEA~ l'LA='IDER. from e tJPPE~ BAY • _ • •
Mrs. Lout.e Elwell, principal ; teach fourth grade. She formerly Long B<>arh liniCied &hool Dl . Jam<>s tUIH t. ,tgn, ,96 :'\. :'\('w -
:\Uss Phyllis Rawlins and ~flss taug ht in Whlttter. trlct. will teaC'h fourth grac!P. port Bl\'d · S200: Rober! Temple·
Mary K. Swanson, kindergarten: MARVJ:'i MAG~ US 0 N will ShP reN'lvt>d hl•r dt>grf'e a t IJIJ. 1 ton.: patio con•r. lJI)o ~tana n.
:\11ss Clara Ellen Spelman, :\1rs. begin his teaching C'areer as a nols Weostaran Unl\·erslty a nd ' Sl.;;ot).
Carol Ranney and Mrs. Elaine fourth grade tc.>acher. He ls a has c.-ontinued her t u d 1 e I( at • _lfEWPOaT
Williams, (Jrst arade; Mrs. San· graduate or Long B<>ach State Long . Beach State and UCLA I ;:,arah Crabb<> and Ja n~t Vollin·
dra SeweJI, Mls~ Norma Twitch· College. and rt'C.'elved his studeQt Ex tt'nslon. tint', shadt> O\'t': porch. 1 ~2 W.
11 d ~~-N Bl 1 k teacher training In the Newport ARTH UR FCRCROX, a native Coast Hwy · 565: A. H. ~~a~,l · e an ••~s ancy on ' sec· Sch Californian. w ill I e a " h ~·•xth heber. c.>_nrlost> plUto Ilia b. 2000 : ond grade; M111. Carol Denton, Beach ools. d H 1 d h .~ d" Court. $.500.
:\!Iss Mary Klngham and Mrs. RADOa VlEW SCBOOL-John gra e. e re<'e \'t> '" egree e I.U..OA ISLJUID
Barbara Welsh, third lrade; Mlss F. Dean, principal; Mrs. Carolyn amtArLiyontga Beu gachht Slntattl'heanGdardroern· Harold Bender, a lterations. H I) Danielson, M iss Carolyn Gray " s Ba S60
and Miss Donna ~arlng, kinder· Grove School District. e cJ~ BAVEif
garten; Miss Lena May Willsey, JfEWPOilT SCBOOL-Miss Ber· F. E. Brown. add room, 1020
Mrs. Darleen Wood, Miss Audrey nice Vestal. p rincipal; Mrs. Caro· K1ngs Rd .. $-4.000 I
Arnold and Miss Jeanette H~m· lyn Skelly and Mrs. Eleanor e BADOa ISLAJfD
merlln1. flrat grade; Mlaa Sheila Worth, klnderrarten; Mrs. De· Hutson. l ·unlt. 3-story dwell·
Murphy, Mrs. Sharon McFaddin lorea Bowles, M.lss Lou Ann Eh· lnl . 30 Harbor bland t60.000.
and Wbl Katllyn SomMn, .ec· rich, M'-Patricia Stanley and •
PLAWTDfC IS LAUDED
AT LAGUNA FEDERAL
ond arade; Mn. Martha ~ce. Mn~. Bonnle Mdlullen. tlrat
Mrs. Mar11e RJchardson and M.ra. grade; Mrs. Jane Morrison, 1\fias
Jeanne John.son. third 1rade: Patricia Lewis and Miss Arl~ne
Mrs. Vlrelnla Reay. He~rt Hes· Jordan. second g rade: Mrs. E\·eiyn
ter. Miss VIrginia Booth a nd Mrs. Little, Miss Sellnabel Smith, M~
Ruth Ellen RJchwlne. fourth Veronica Schleder and :\frs. Reba
grade; Mrs. Allee Rail, Mrs. Bon · Boone. third grade; )frs. Mar·
nle Lan1. John Robinson, Mrs. garc.>t Lyall. Mrs. Patricia Grable,
I Ann Peterson and Mrs. Jean · ~1iss Patricia Wilkinson and Mlss
Hauge. fifth 1rade; Mrs. Florence Carol ~ltchell, fourth grade: Mrs.
Cooling, Miss Jacqueline Wilson. Ben•rly Ronald, Miss Katherine
The Newport 8 ~a c.-h Parks.
&>acht'S and Rec.-reatlon Commls·
slon hu t>nt a lc.>tter or commen-
dation to Baysidt' VIllage for
contrt butlng toward ch ·i<' bt>aUtl·
tication by plantln1 oil\'£' trE"CS
along the t'nlrance drh·~ to the
trailt>r park adja~nt to S t'wport
Du nes.
• INSURED SAVINGS
account. iaaured to 110,000
• STRONG RESERVES ·
• HIGHEST RATE
eurreDt DIVIDEND
PAID FOUR TIMES A YEAR
LIGUlA FEDEBAL
SAVINGS AMD LOAN Al80ai110N
Or-.. c-ty'a LM9eaf l_.a,anlant ...,_.. S..,. I ~ ~
PhWp Maurer, Jack Hart and ~laney and Al\•ln Zeidman, LEGAL WO'nCE
Mrs. Marilyn Vassos, sixth. grade. firth grade; Mrs. Arlent' Garrt'tt. CERTIFlCATE OF BUSrNESS ot the Harbor VIew &hoot John CaM, Richard 1\fr:Carthy FIC'JTnOt:s FIR..'f ~AME
sta(f, the following teachers are and Eunice Tuttle, sixth grade 11iE U~ERSIC:vE'D do hereby
new to the District: The following start members MRS. CAROLr.i DA.'iJELSO:-.. at the Newport Sc.-hool are new c-ertify that they are conducting a DR.ESSMA~G AND ACCES· a graduate or the University of to the District: SORIES business at 2653 East
Southern California, will tea<'h MISS PATRICIA STANLEY will Coast Highway, Corona del Mar.
kindergarten. She f o rme r I y teach tlrst r-rade. She is graduate California. under the fictJUou~
1
taught In Burbank. or the University of Cal!Cornla at tlrm name of MARVERY and
MlSS CAROLr.i GRAY Is a Berkeley and formerly taught that said firm l.s com~d of
graduate of U.C.L.A. and has at Berkeley. the following ~rson.s whose
done post graduate work at MRS. BONNIE McMULLE~ Is namt's In Cull and places ol rest.
Chapman Co II~ g e and Long a graduate of Beloit Collt'ge. Be· dence are as follo-ws. to-wit:
Beach State. She "1U teach kln· lolt. Mich., and tauaht In Colo· VTVIAN r... MARSH, 21653 E.
derga,rten. She formerly taught rado and Nevada. She will teach Coast Highway, Corona del
ln the Los Angeles School Dls· first grade. Mar.
trlct. MISS CAROL MlTCHELL is a JUNE VERY. 2653 E Coa!lt
MISS 1EAN!"ETI'E HEMMER· native Californian. and received Highway, Corona dt'l Mar.
UNG ~lved h~r degree at the her degree at UCLA. She has con· \\-"JTNESS our hands this lOth
University of California at Berke· tinued hN studies at Stanford day of August. 1960.
ley, and continued her studies at University and Long Beac.-h State. VMA.'l L. l\1'ARSR
U.C.L.A. and U.C. She will teach She will teach fourth grade In JUNE VERY
tltst ~ade. She formerly taught her first teaching assignment. STATE OF CAUFOILVIA 1
In northern Calllornla as well as ~fRS. BEVERLY ~ONALD. a
In Oran1e County. graduatt' of USC, will teach fifth COUNTY OF ORANGE iss.
MISS 9fiEILA MURPHY wlll grade. She formerly tau1ht In ON ntiS lOth day of August.
be1ln her teachlnl carHr ln the Downey and Santa Ana. 1960. bfofore me. a Notary Public
second lr&de. She Is a graduate M&WIOIIT DIGIITS ICIIOOL In and for said county and state,
of the University of CaJJfomla. -Richard F. Wales, principal; residing therein, duly commls·
MJtS. ANN PETERSON Joins Mrs. Anna June Wevtll, Mla Ma· sloned and sworn, personally ap·
the staff u a fltth ~ade teacher nan Evaru and Miss Connie Nor-peared Vivian 1.. Marsh and
ror her C1111t teachlnl aaJan.menL aaard, kindergarten; Mlss Co· June VNy, known to me to be SAN CLDtENTE She attended Occidental Colleat rlnne hhrson, Mrs. Wyn Martin the ~rsons whose-names are
and Pasadena City Collqe before and Mrs. Mayme Klmea. first su~d to the within lrutru -LAGUNA BEACH mo... a ... ll'hll .... , 111 ~IE! C:, ~~~~ recel¥ln1 her dellft at UCLA. ande: Miss Diane Collins. Miss ment. and acknoowled~ to me
••' WIS. MA1ULYN VAS S 0 S. a Marcella RoblfUIOn and Mlu Bar· that they ext'Cutt'd the same. '!!!!!!!!~!!!!=!!!!!!\!!~!~!= JT&duate or Whittier CoUe1e. bara TUttle. J«<nd eracte: ~Ia WITNESS my band and oftldaJ ; wUJ teach sixth 1rade. Before ~nes Crall . Mrs. Grace Thorn~ ~al.
recetvtna her dellft. Mrs. Vu· and Mhs Jean Mucha. third ~fARlAN r... JOHNSON
8(M attended East Loa An,eles &TAde; Mrs. Thelma McElfresh, Notary Public In and tor
J. C. aDd UCLA. Since her aradu· Mrs. Dorothy Pardo and Mrs. said County and Statt.
attoa. lhe has taken t\lrther stu· Zoe·Ann La~nce. fCMlrtll JT&de; My Commission t-xplres July
BE,VARE
OF
BALLYHOO
.. Viumin deficiency'' has become a lUnd ol
catch phrase. Yet It relates to heBilh.
the provtnce of your physician.
Should you suspect t~t you ne«f vit-hw,
consult your doctor. Let him dec1de what
vitamins. 1f any. are reqwred.
How much more sensjble a procedure
than tn succ-umb impetuously to nonprofeWon.al
ballyhoo for all-purpose. bGrJain vitamins.
Rely on your physiciBn's ad\ri~ WhPn he WTites
a prcscrtptll'll., we ue prepued to tlU tt pr<.ompUy.
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SBALJ/SHBBTS c/'f•IIN,, di" at Lonl Beach State College. Mrs. June C. Healy, ....._ Patricia 28, 1962.
She tomwrly tau1ht II' Lake· Stanton, Vlncen Jllaalano and Publish: Aug 18. 25, Sept L 8 •• w. IIUI ll ~Callt ~~nna ~~ftb~~;ln:_~th=e~N:~~~~~~H:a:~=r~~=I!~~~~~~~~~=~~~·~~~~~C~=~~~~~~==~
e~1.1Mn. COITA_. .... IUS. JEAN HAUGE, a vadu· Michael Hill. Mlaa 'Gwen Kina. -
ate ot Danbury Colle,e, Danbury, Mrs. Thelma Schepman and
Conn., wtU teach fifth aracte. Ralgh Freltac. llxth JTAde.
She taupt previously In Con· 'ftle tollowlna ataft membe111
nectlcut. and Is I'DOIIt recently at the Newpon lt.(&hta 8ChOOI
from Savanna School Dlltrlct Ln are MW to tM ot.cnct:
Oran,e County. IIICHARD WALD wUI WI'Vt"
.......-1C1100L -Earl tiM Newport Relah .. School as
-Uanct. prtnclpal; Mbll ~nelo-ptladpal. rep Ia c: In 1 ~ames
pe Benton, Mrs. K a t ll ~ r 1 n e 'nwlm.,.on, who ~ed a pnnM.
Vau1hn and Mila Jean Brook· pa)aJtlp In l'f011Jwm C&UtamJa
lhl~. klnderaarten; 11111. J\lcly Mr. WaiH r«elw-d hla ct.trM at
lreland, Mrs. Donna Randall, USC and haa allo taba pGjlt
MLa Carol Martin and lllra. SU· pacluate work tiMre. * ~ed aan N~a.on. ftrat aradt: MIJI • prln('lpat ln Burne,-. Calll ..
Drucflla Haynie~ lila. Re~n II«· and bla mc.t ,.._nt ~nt
ria. MIL C&lol W~ and Ml.llil ... a prtnclpa~~k.
SIM&Ia ...... .coM lfllcle: M.ra. MISS COPnnK • a
loan Chrtatle. ,.,., Karda R-..,...uate ol A.rtaofla sra .. Unl·
... 1111. Alrte, 1o1u11ton.. third ...at)', wlll teach lrtal ... m n.
andl: 8Me1t .... t.•Mial lean a. llnDetiJ taupt tn PICD I J· c ............ ,....UiaMer .....
feartla ....-: ..... ...... ..... JII!IS DrAR COUJliiS ll
lila. OIMft ......... ,.... e..cta ............... a ............ ~ ......... (~ ....... ,
BARGAINS •• ~ NOW!
* Sept. 8 thru 17
With Your Doubloons
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WlthoO& n r ~ r •• .. eo "oW f:JJ ..-. .,. • .._. ""* w .._. ..,., " oae el me .._._. ,.,..... With a llup pllota.,apla thiJ'd
ot the ................. .., IJa4 .......... ......,. ... "'
lf,r, and lira. Hettlelt & lll1Jit :~ ..._ hd eo_..ow II'CIIIm 1ut week at ahelt' ._.., • ao.,.,... 4 U., bArd Ia a
_. Dr., c-. c1e1 Mar •. ,.... ru.w ewe. ......, 1A ... eorner.
~ .very ,....,. lot a part)':. tbe and a drapery ot weddtnr wU.
00111pletlon ol tMAr new outdoor aplf)riq -band .John'a bU·
naJiipUa room, wltldl needed a moroua .....,.noe. to her u h&l
wanalf'l, and the birthdays ot 5 "cbUd 'bride," completed the ,.,
frlende Wlao help eomprlM the pi'H8nt.
lllller'r partlNiar ''our ranr." Carrylar out the hone theme
Birthday ~tebranta were lack of the part)', ru.tt were met
'BayH, C. D. C\lnnlnpam, Georp at the door of.the Miller home
W.laeman, Eve Hartt and Bob by a raw hone replloa of the
Flane,ln. Althoueh the event real thlnr. The rumpu. room wu
fell on Eve's birthday, Saturoay, laviahly decorated with uncuh·
she war unable to attend be· ed mutual tJcketl, and there wu
caute she was recoverine from a e~n a walllnr wall for loeers.
painful eye Injury. Both eyes., Mra. Georae (Anita) Goodman
howewr, were ereatb' usuaee-d had fashioned one of her famour
next day when some of the par· surrealist monstroalt1ea ln the
Miss Chandler
1 s En9 acje·CI
Mr. a nd Mrs. Philip Chandle r
of Pasadena entertained at their
Balboa Island s ummer home last
Sunday for members of the fam.
lly to announce the engagement
ot their daughter, Corlnne. She
will wed Harold Wer-del of Bak ·
erafleld, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Harold Werdel of that
city, In Pasadena Dec. Zl.
form of a picture riddle, em·
ploylne such puzzlers as a bla·
cult,,.a sea horse, a tiny clothes
line, etc. Prizes for closest euess
as to what It reopresented went
to Alex Schvan. first; Jack Bay.
er, second, and Henry Naples.
third.
The correct answer was "A
short. fat bookle from Washing·
ton, with horses on hls m ind,
who had his lip buttoned for
welshing on a C tlote bet on Sea
Biscuit at Santa Anita.'"
After champagne punch and
hors d'oeuvres and a buffet din·
ner. the group shared a birth·
day cake decorated to represent
a racing form, w I t h honored
guests" names and nicknames
adapted to those appropriate to
horses.
The father of the bride-elect Is
vice-president of the Times-Mir·
ror Co. Both Miss Chandler and
her fiance were graduated from
Stanford, s he in June and he in
1957. He was affiliated with Zeta
Psi fraternity and was president
of the fraternity in hls senior
year.
';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I ~f Iss Chand I e r made her debut ;. at Las ~fadrmas and Valley
Hunt Club Debutante Balls in
1956.
As u ual the e\·ening wound
up with the crowd I n gIn g
around the plano. ao; ~Irs. CA>orge
Wiseman played for question·
able harmony. and ~trs. Earl
Story added tones from her uku.
lele.
VALUES···
SAYINGS!
RMIIII , ..... I••• ··-
GOOD OJfLT SEPT. I TIUIU 17
100/o OFF
Attending were the ~tessrs. and
.\tmes. James Eubank. Jerome
Shop with the merchents wfto ed· Humphrey, Marvin Kirkwood.
••rtiM 141 tt.. bsi9n. Howard Laurent. Robert Mere· •-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ dlth. William Wolters. Henry Na· pies. Goodman, S. R. Newromer,
Schvan.. Raymond Ager. Gus
Brelln. Robert vom Cleft. Story.
Ralph P h e Ips, Fred Slnasek,
Stewart Nolton. Bayer, John N.
Hurtt. C. D. Cunnlnaham. Wise.
man. Walter Chara mza. and the
son·in-law and dauahter or the
host5, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flane·
eln; and Mary Fltz..
011'111 llil lar
TIEISUIE IIYS
s.,t. L .,_ 11
llEDEIX TOUB
DOuaLOOIIS
NatJonal FoundaUon has &I·
sued an ap~aJ to dubr and or·
ranlzatlons throurhout-Oranre
County to volunteer to rpoaeor
poUo cllnlcr In comnwnlUea
where they have not yet been
aet up, or ln areu where the
pubUc feels they are needed.
•
oa J.l ..
Mrs. Dorothy Sutherland of
Costa Mesa, executive recretary
of the Orange County chapter of
National Foundation, rays that
hou.alne projects and remote a nd '-•••·---· 1'ilt"1•1· 1·t.·1•1'1-1·1· •••••llillll•lllliilliliiiii••IIC small communities, whlch do not r
have one may c a J 1 National
Foundation and uk for a clinic.
Also, industries In which there
are at least 25 Individuals who
request it, may ask that clinics.
be established at their work site.
The sponsorlne oreanlzation la
asked to provide a site for the
clinic and to find v o 1 u n t ee r _
workers. National Foundation
provides the vaccine.
Any group or organization that
can sponsor one or these polio
clinics ls urged to contact their
local chapter, the county chapter
of National Foundation. or the
Volunteer B u rea u In Newport
Beach, immediately. Complete
information and details can then
be provided. The phone of the
Oranee County Chapter ol Nat.
Foundation Is KI 9-0333, and that
of the Volunteer Bureau Is U
8-0717. ...... ..... , ,..,
~{r. and Mrs. Saul Shapiro of
633 E. 31st St.. Newport Beach.
who spend their summers at that
address a nd their winters at Los
An&ele . wue hosts over Labor
Da)' weekend for a mid-summer
cocktalJ buffet dlnner.
"Thanks for Your Friendship""
was their way of expressing ap.
preciatlon on Invitations to the
affair. Stella Cotler played her
accordlon, and Manya Novas
sang In many languages. Gloria
and Ed Tunison, noted hus band
and wife dance team from Ta·
hltl, san&.
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. Corolla del Mar • TREASURE DAYS
~EPT. 8 THRU 17
* uil ~ ..
Coronci CJel M•
3121 E. Coast Hwy.
OPiD till 9:30 p.M.
Bring This Co~pon
IELIII • TREASURE DAYS
,S&n. ' tllna 17 .... Get
1 0°/o . OFF .... ..., .......
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lET .. .,
• EMil ...... 40 Ne w Teachers on Staff !. h._ ~asr !.~. i!!! i '!! ....
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FLOOR COVERING CO.
2111 E. c:o.t .,... c:..a del .... aa s-11:11
COIIOif A DEL MAll TIIE.UUU: DA TS
SEPIEtGEB I 1'1017 17
Red ... m TOW' Doubha• Cet a lleg. 117.50 hrmcmeat f« 110
W ltb 0.. Doublooo
.l...aa,. ....., Sal•
331 Poluettla Aft., c:..a del lie Oriole S·IM04
GET TOUB DOUBLOOKS llEDEEXED
TU:ASUilE DATS ... SEPr. 1-17
313'1 E. c.... • .., .. c..... del ... 08 5-0310
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graduate of Occidental College
and formerly taught In Pasa·
I dena.
)flSS 1EA.'l MUCHA begins her
teaching career as a third grade
teacher. She re<'eh"ed her degree
at Oreion State College.
ROUer EJifSJQJf SCBOOL-
Arthur Christen~n. ~rlnclpal;
Norman Stillwell. vice-principal:
Miss Mary Beery. counselor:
Che9ter Burwick. English; Wer·
ner Carlson. English; Miss Betty
Cooper. arlthmt-tlc: Mrs. Janice
Doolittle. ilrls' P. E.: Robert Dav·
is. woodshop and social studies:
John Da vis. social atudles and
arithmetic; Miss ~ne Dulin, SO·
clai studies: Miss Elizabeth Ed·
wards. English and girls" P. E.;
Miss Harryene Fry. social stu·
dies and a rlthmellc; Mrs. Bar·
ba ra Gowdy, girls' P. E.; Mrs.
E,·e Heidemann, English a nd
reading; Mra. Lorralne Hewen,
social studies. library a nd home ·
making; Miss C a r o 1 Houston,
home economics; Denya l acob·
sen. boys' P .E.; Theodore lohn·
son. English; Lawrence Lerno.
metal shop; WJlllam Lynd, vocal
mustc: Robert lJJJey, todal atu·
dies; Dwane Meyer, arithmetic;
Lee McClintock, arithmetic and
'P. E.; Mlu Myrtle Mclntoah, to·
clal studies and home eoonom·
recehing her de&ree at the Unl·
''eralty of Texas.
MISS CAROL HOUSTON for-
merly taught In the Pico Rivera
School District, and 1s a gradu ·
ate of Whittier CoUege. She will
teach home economla~.
MISS MYR11..E MciNTOSH will
teach social studies and home
economics. She received he r de·
gree at San Dieeo State and for-
merly taught in San Diego.
CHARLES MANN will teach
science. He is a i'faduate of Pep·
perdlne, and has continued his
s tudies at Long Beach State. He
comes here from t'he Los Angeles
City SChool District.
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CAINE'S PAINT STORE TIIOMAS NIQUE'ITE attended
elementary school In Newport
Beach and was a graduate of ":1Cm::lll•E.•c..t••••1W'I•"'•C.....••IIIIil•l,._•••••••oa•1J1-171111t .. the Horace Ensign School in 1952. r
He begins his teaching career as
boys' P. E. lnstructor. He received
his deeree from the University
of Redlands.
RONALD NOREN will teach SO·
cial s tudies and acJence. He for·
merly taught ln h ls home state
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of Illinois before maJdng Caliror. )1••••••••••11111••••••••••••• nla hls home. He received hls
degree at Eastern Illlnols Unl·
verslty.
ALBERT PFEFYERS will teach
arithmetic. He is a rraduate of
Mlc."hJean State Unlveralty, and
taurht In hla borne atate of Mlch ·
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as Niquette, boys' P. E.; Ronald
Noren, aoclal studies and acl·
ence: Mrs. Jean Orr, clothlne:
Mrs. l a ne P..Uit. Enellalh and
speech: William S. Rabb, ~·
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llsh and readLna: Mrs. ltatherlne
Saucerman. librarian; Tom Shan·
non, aoclal studl• and EnrU.b;
Mrs. Dorothy &lonlpr, Enrllsb
and readlne: Richard 9wMt. ao-
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Be-th Te~na, Art: akhard
Watta, lnrtrumental JDu.ic aDd
social atudJa; Ralph wer~eoy;
arithmetic; Albert ~ arldl·
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at the Hor.at Enllrn ldlool are new to the District:
I ¥JIS. lAJQCE L. D()()I..I'M1Z rettarna to her teaehl,.. c:aner
liter an abM.nce of 2 JMN to
lead\ rtrla' P. E. She Ia a lfAdu·
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fVN 'IDD &W&IIY 'l'lnmiDAY CO.O.A D& IIA& CALIF • .......... ,_,.old Ann (Cook·
ie) a-cta ot eo.ta Meu, a frMh.
man at Oranae Cout CoUe,e, haa
.._n wleeted u quHn ot the
Oranp County Open Golf Tow·
ftAIIMnt to be held at the Mesa
Verde coune Oct. 12·16. Mom
Kolho Ia chairman ot the queen
commlnee fpr the aponaorlnc
Newport Harbor Exehance C1ub.
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to Catalina toJouma, Labor Day of 0 II "-f' 1 0 .... of
baa been the 1n01t Important aetloael 11 t ' 110 a-..
newt, .odaJiy apeaklnc. on N.w· .,._ tiller Mil...._ • ... .
port Karbor'a calendar of altalrs. ,_. ....._ Yecld a• .... .
Amonl thOle aolna to Catalina -.. ... •• ,.. ...
for the e n t 1 r e 'wHkend were J.,_ Dell. 11!11'1 r.11 _. ....
Owen and Macha Carter who wto '-tldll. WldJe a. ..-.
took alona u their -,&Mta Ro)' • ._c.-..........
and loannle Maypoll'. The Car· lui c:aert-of nr Fin Ia·
ters have only re~ntly moved ......._ lac.
Into their Juxurloua new home • • •
at 241 Harbor Island Road alter MABRIED GlRLS ARE OUT of
Uvlnc aboard ship for months
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Sept. 17
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C.O'I LOaiT&a aAD AT COIIOIIA DEL JlU
a&Ac:B Uft'. 11-11.
(Thla Doubloon vold alter Sept. 17, 1960) . while It waa belnc completed. the p~ture In lob'a Dau.htera. N so Mrs. Sam Ray, the former ow there's talk of selllnc both Linda SteUer, had to real.,n aa
home and boat to buy a larger 1 1 • ~~·_!_! ~ -~-~·:-~ ~-~·-: 0. ¥-'-'-!.~-'~~=-~~ I I ~ I ~ _! I I_ I !_I I 14
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power sailing vessel which will sen or pr n~ of Bethel 313.
take them to far corners ot the Doubtless she's just u pleased
world. Thf:Y plan to be oone to be Sam Ray's QuHn~ Beverly • Reese. past honored queen of the
about 3 y:ars! • • Bethel, Is t¥:Jng her position
A W£'DDING IN LAS VEGAS until Installation of new officers
h ' In December. as ln~re t here, since Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Nolton of 620 or. And Just to show that thf"y
I chid A\·e .• Corona del Mar, at· wis~. her well In her new ''of·
tended the bride and bridegroom. flee. the girls showered her re.
ThP)' were :\-tr<~. Phyllis Bonner. C't'ntly at the home of Mrs. Ed·
mother or the l'\oltons' daughter-ward Anders on. Co-hostesses
AN ENTRY in the C hildren ~ Pef Show •o be held ot the Coro"o
del M~r l obster Boke ot 3 p m. So•urd.~y is 4-yeor-old He;d; shown
here with her owner, Christy Deem of 416 Doh'io Ave .. C orono del
Nlar. He:d i i:; o gronddoughte r of o c hampion docl-shund. Fo ... orite
von Mourienlust. (En~ign photo)
ln-lawt )frs. St<>wnrt :\olton Jr.. were Shlrlt>v Common. Shcrllyn
1 and Stirling Joh n on or Phoenix. Common. S h a ron LJttleford.
Ariz. The youngN :\oltons were I Diane Beall and Becky Per ons.
guests at the quiet w<>ddlng also. • • • !
The enlor Nolton" report a MORE PROOF OF A SMALL
great WE.'ekend of which tile wed· I WORLD Is the fact that Iris Hlg· I
ding wa., just a part. They also ble of BaJboa lsland was sitting
altenctec1 the Shriners' ronven· In the VIctoria Hotel In Taxco.
tlon with the Glendale group. I Guerrero, Mex.. recently when
seeing many old friends rrom Jo <Mn:. Leland\ Wilder. New·
"It's Fun to Dress
In Fashion"
their former home dty. port Heights. wa lked In!
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ENGRAVED INVITATIONS. NO NEW HOMES FOR OLD <but
The Name Is Now Officially
Corona del Mar High School
. LESS. to a preview or 1 he swank not too old I seems to be the way
The name Is now ortwlally
1
, del ~far High School. Stuft Shirt In Newport Beach on ot things. Mary Fitz has her eye
··corona del Mar High School" The trustees agreed that it ls Sept. 13. Seems It's for stock· on construction of a soon -to·be·
tor school ~o. 3 a t Jamboree Rd. ad\·asablt> to select ~ name that j holders and newspaper colum· finished home In Harbor High·
nea r the Ford A<>ronutronlc plant. ldf>nt lfies a s_chool wtth Its local· nlsts who write In the society lands, and will leave her Corona
The High School trustees tor -lty. ju~t as :'\ew!)Ort Harbor High I realm. Black tie and all that. del Mar place on Poppy Ave. The
I mal~y adopted the namE.' art~r re· a nd C o st a )Jesa High were Wondt>r how many of The Girls 1 Raymond Agers have moved this
celvmg Supt. ~ax Russell s re· named. will decide they've nothing, but past week from their home at
26S9 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
port on names that had been The trustee" also: 1 nothing to wear., 1424 Poppy Ave exchang1n I sub.mitted. He l.lsted ~tlrama r. e Authorazed the su~rintt>n· • ; • denlng and r~s for an ex~l~l~r· I Owaght .Da\·ld East>nhower. )Jy . dent to advl'rtise for bads for "TAKE A LETr'Eil PLEASE.. new life of Juxury apartment llv~
ford ln ·ane. In·ine Coast a nd lr· completion of Costa ~fesa High waa forgottea last Tbunday Jng in South Lagu Be h I vine Union ' Hlgh School. tht>n i)('hool : thl' es timated cost lS na a c ·
I read the recommendation from ss;;o.ooo BodTd Orl'sident Ed~~~~-F. I D. t c ....... WilL llllwi .. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiain~Eiinsiiilginiieidilitoirilail.ifoir.iCioiro~na urn \'Otl'd no because he opposed I m lrec or ··-... ... I the Inclusion or a new admin· II fl Tlk 1..1-L ~~.~" building. rosting.aboutl Alfred Green .. , • rtllll Unoleum ·-Formica •• nle
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CARPETING & DRAPERIES
I. A. Ill TOI FLOOR COYERIII CO.
e Acreptt>rl thl' I 0 \\' bid. f CDM o· Brenda C. Soffer. waltrcs" In
$2.850.50. of thl' Schmidt-Phillips 0 · 1e5 the Blue Beet. 107·21s t Pl.. New. I Plano Co. for a Steinway grand port Beach. was charged with al· pl <~no tor thl' nl'w music building Private funeral services for tor· lowing minors to ('On"ume aiC'O·
I whi<>h will not be quite r<'ady mN Hoii~'Wood film dfrector AI · hollc beverage last Friday.
tor "chool openi n,~t next Monday!. fred E. Gre<>n. 71. or 1724 Baya-Douglas 0 . Naegele II. 19. or e Ga,·e te ntath·e approval tor dere Tcr .. Irvine Terrace. were Riverside. and Terry L. Davis. 20,
a nl'w tt'xtbook. "World History" held yesterday at Forest Lawn ' Banning. were charged with b(>.
by Lane, Goldman & Hunt. In Glendale. lng minors In pOSSf"ssion of an
2111 E. Coast IIJ9bway. COI'OIIG del liar Oalole 5·1131 e CALL I'Oa nEE ESTIMATE e Water Dept.
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Mr. Green died last Sunday In alcoholic beverage In the Blue
Hlllhaven Convalescent Home. Beet
Clift Haven. He was born In Per·
rls, Calif. He went to Hollywood
in 1912 and directed allent fllma
before hls spectacular bit "Dia·
raell," atarrlng George ArJia. In
later years he directed '"nte Jol ·
son Story," "The Jackie Robinson
Story," and "Top Banana." Later
he contributed to the direction or
'"Mte Millionaire" television se-
ries.
DIUVEB IS DaESTED
Lola Voeel of 2301 Anniversary
Ln .. Upper Bay area, was arrested
at 2:50 a.m. Sunday on Irvine
Ave .. north ol23rd St .. on ('barges
of drunk driving and driving
under the influence of drues. ShE.'
told pollrc that she was under
a doctor's care a nd had ~n ta k·
ing medicine.
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Corporate Stocks. Bonds. )futual Funds. Government Bonds. Building & Loan Association. Trust Deeds. Real £s tatt', etc.
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WM. L O'BRYON. Instructor
10 weeks-Wednesdays 7:30 to 9:30 P.M.
Forum Bulldlng-Starting Wednesday, Sept. 11th
Registration !or credit In the Counseling CentN
Registration for Non-credit at The Forum
Funeral servlc:-es for Carl W.
Ferguson. 63. of 124-42nd St ..
We t Newport, an employee of
the Newport Beach Water Dept.,
werE.' held Monday In the Peek
Famil}' Colonial Funeral Home,
with the Rev. T. E. Davis oftl ·
elating.
;\if:. Ff'rguson d ied Saturday In
Hoag Hospital. He was a native
or Indiana and had lived In the
Harbor Area for 23 vears. He was
a mPmber of the Nt>wport Beach
Elks Lodge.
He is survived by his wife.
Ethel; a nephew and 2 nieces.
Intt>rmt'nt was in Westminster
Memorial Park.
HillE WAVES DUE
Sixteen-foot waves were ex·
pected to hit harbor area beaches
today IThursday J because of a
hurricane-tyl)f' storm Jn Mexica n
water<c, Newport Beach lire
guards reported.
Wav<'s from 6 to 8 feet In
hPight caused lirl' gua rds to dose
tht' beach to swimmers between
the Ba lboa and Newpor1 piers
yes tt'rday <Wednesday!.
Mr. Green Is survived by hls
wife, Mrs. Vlvla11 Green; 3 sons.
Hilton, Marshall and Douglas
Green. usoclated with Hollywood
film productions, and 9 grand·
children.
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Of l,t.lllpts ... .
Mrs. Belle B. Bra ndt. 70, of
2953 Clltr Or .. Newport Heights.
died lAIIt Friday In Hoag Hos·
pltal. She was a native of Wash·
ington and had lived here seven
years. She was a member of the
Assistance League ot Los Angeles
and belongt>d to the Pen organ-
Ization. She Is survived by her
hus band, Ralph Brandt.
Funeral services were hel<t Sat·
urday In the Baltz Mortuary
Chapel, Corona del Mar. con·
ducted by a reader from the
Christian Science Church.
BOT POll TUaDETTES
CAL TPSO Alfl) F ASIIJOIIS
Waltah Clarke, of Balboa Is ·
land, Laguna and Palm Springs.
will present Calypso enter1aln·
ment ancJ,a style show Tue. day
evening at the Jamaica Inn res·
taurant in Corona del Mar start·
lng at 9:30 p.m. • '
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WALTAH ~CLARKE·s
The Democratic Woman's Club
of Newport Harbor will hold a
round-robin discussion of elec-
tion Issues Thursday noon. Sept.
22, at the Hurley Bell Inn, Co·
rona del Mar. The speaker wiiJ
be Tom Moore. general coordi·
nator for the United Democratic
Campaign Organization. There
will be a question-answer period
after the talk.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turk·
nette of 1001 N. Bay Ft., Balboa
rsland, are parents of a son born
Friday, Sept. 2. In Hoag H08pltal,
weighing 8 pounds', 1 ounce.
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It ~ o canny la ss who adds her nome to our
b r;d ol registry. on ossur&nce thot her wed ·
d tng gifts ore in the potterns of her choice ...
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Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Connor
of 5205 Brucf>. West Newport, are
parents or a dauehter born Wed·
ne.'~day. Aug. Jl. In Hoag Hos·
pita I, w e l g hI n g 7 pounda, 3
ounces.
IIUIUlAT BUY AmliYU
A daughter welghlna 7 pounds,
3 ounces wa~ born Wednesday,
Aug. 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Munay, 6171~ Clubhouse Ave.,
Newport Beach, In Boac Hospital.
DAJfCE LESIOal UT
The Square ltlg,eq of Costa M~ wilt apon.or weekly leaaona
for beginners. atartlna Thursday,
Sept 15, at 8 p.m. In the Costa
Me.sa Leelon Hall. Atnle Jvera
will be the calJer-lftllnldor.
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Peadl Sbarpeaera
Proal 11.29 ........
INER'S
wltlt s ..
f:HIJRCHES
LatMNa QIII'Cia ......... w , Corona del Kar-"Wbat'a Be-
yond the Grave!" will be the •r-
mon topic ot dae Rev. Doualu
w~u at the 11 a.m. Sunday
service. • • • c.... 611 ... c .......... ..
Claucla -Tbe Rev. E d w I n
Gomke'• ...-mon topic for the
9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday aervtefl
will be "When Should I Pray!"
The S.nlor Pllvfm FellOWShip
wUI meet at 6:30 p.m . In the
church. • • •
St. Mkla•l ...S All ........
M..._, E,UCapad, meeUng In
Corona del Har Conrreptional
ChW'Ch fellowahlp hall-~ Rev.
Edward Allen wlJl preach on
''Where We Be1ona" at the 8
•.m. Sunday service . • • •
St. A.dnw's Presbytel'l•a
Clnuda, CIICt Haven-Or. Cha rles
Dlerentleld will preach. on ''DI-
vine Introductions," the tourth
sermon In a 6-part .series, at the
8:15, 9:35 and 11 a .m. Sunday
ervlces.
leftatla·DGJ Adftatist Claa..rdl. E -Z PJClUC TBVU DAT
Newport Heights-Pastor R.. G. I The E-Z Club of the Corona del
Mote wUl give the first in a • ~ar Congregational Church will !~Cries ot sermon.s on "Heaven" I hold It annual fa mily picnic
at the 11 a.m. service th1s Satu r-today IThursday l at Costa Me a
day. Call study at the 9:30 a.m. Park, bt>glnnlng a t 6 p.m . Com·
Sabbath School will be based on mlllee membt>rs In charge are
the ninth commandment. the Robt>rt Kinsman->. Russell
The f irst sale front ,._ ~
opened Corona del liar w...all
office ot D. v. Franklln. .......
was made by Gene Jlforvell. ..
represented both buy•r and -u.r
Jn rhe sale of the p~rty at 511
Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar,
by Dr. Henry Croaler to a. L.
Amberg. Mr. Norvelt has been
In real estate In the desert for
the past few years. and before
that was with the Voael Co. ln
the Harbor Area.
MOVIES OK U r & Or c:mD1T
Motion pl<-lures deplctlnr the
lite of Christ will 1M' presented on
6 s urct-lvt' Sunday in St. An·
drPw's Pre byterla n Church, be·
ganna ng at 7 p m. Sunday, Sept.
18, according to the Re\'. Vit'tor
Xovander. rnJnj ter of Christian
Pducauon.
I aee where a Fortune maaa-
zlne poll aeema to show that men
do not atronely object to women
with lnteresta and capabilities
outside the home. The men polled
were asked which ot three rtru,
equally aood looklna. they would
prefer to marry: a girl who had
never held a job, a girl who had
held a job and been moderately
ucCHSful at It, or a girl who
had been extremely successful
at her job. The men voted 33.8
per rent tor the moderately suc-
ces~ful, 21.5 per cent for the ex-
tremely successful, and 16.2 per
cent for the alrl who had never
held a job. The rnt'n who vofed
for the girl who never worked
felt she would be less lntelllaent
and not expect too much and
thus would make them feel su-
perior. The men were a bit shy
of the extremely s ucceaful ca-
reer woman and did not look on
her Intelligence as an asset, few
thought she would be eaay to aet
along with. They felt the mod-
erately 8Ucceuful &lrl wlth a job
hit a happy medJum for she
would be more eftlcient and
understand the value of money.
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UalftnGIJ.at C bur c: Ia. Costa 1=.-:_ __ __:=========~=====::-:======:.. Mesa-The congrt>ga uon will rf'· CORONA DEL MAR
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, .. tla&U .VJ.a. ..., .... Ia·
aide do ,.. ....., tid*,......
.-... ..... ~A.s-1 u
tbe ....... .. ye.. tow ...
..._ c~oa•t •n laJJil. Toa1l
keep lalla aacb laCIPPier U be
dOHD•t Dow.
* * *
Who said g r a n d m a had It
rough? Did you ever stop to
think that In her day the top
englnHra In the country d idn't
know bow to operate a vacuum
cleaMr, wutwr dryer. dlabwub-
er, or an automoblle.
* * *
I see where the word "hou.te-
wtfe" no lonaer brings to mJnd
the picture ot a motherly wom-
an bustllna about In her kitchen
preparing all so!U of wonderfUl
things to eat, or the picture of a
refined lady on the settee dain-
tily embroidering a dresser scarf
while quietly presldlna over her
children.
* * *
Today ..... tenD ................
Mill I dcdly Ia tile appw Cllld
.................... ecurte.
Uttle preeti9e, Uttle t1caaoa.r.
It Ia tlaoa9lat of .. a occapcr·
tlola tlaGt .... few ol tile teda·
a~ques o1 Cllbutu .. lecaMC~ 1a
er:laool CIDd oftea d-. DOt .,._
.....,.. full time crtteaU.. Al·
aoet eftiY wa•-..... tllat
if .... ... aot do tlalags Ia
Gddlttoa ................. Cllld
........, • t..ny ..... •ua ... 1-*a ... .....,.., ...... t., ... ............................
ol eablde tall....._ At tlda
po&at let as aab•lt • few
........ tbe. ·-ol ... .......
HOME SUPERINTENDENT
VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE
OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
CHAIRMAN OF TilE IRONING
BOARD
DI~R OF HOUSEHOLD
AFFAIRS
HOUSE ENGINEER AND
TROUBLE SHOOTER
HOME EFFfCIENCY EXPERT.
* * *
We could 10 on and on but
let's hear from some of you glrl11.
Why don't you write In and tell
ua what titles you thJnk you
would like to name!
* * *
Here we·~ rambled on tor
quite a 1 p el l and I haven't
aneaked In any advertising, But
Mr. RJchard la a pretty &ood old
auy. He'd rather have you girls
ume regular st>rvlce at 10:30
a.m. Sunday In their new build· COMMUNITY
lng, at 1259 Victoria St., aftt>r a CHURCH
month's vacation for romplf!'tion COJfCilECAnOifAL
IDENTICAL TWINS, 13-ye.,r-old Koren !left)
end Kristy McConville (right). of 7031/2 N. Boy
Ft .. Balbo4 l1lend, joined last Soturdey s Corone
del Mer Treasure Deys end Lobster Beke parade.
which traveled through Newport Beech, Balbo&
)slend end Balboa. ond b.,ck to COM. Stending
between the twins is Ndy Ehrlich of los Ange-
les. who spent her summer vecetion et 703 N.
Boy Ft. Their chouffe ur is Geofge Erickson of
Lido Isle, member of the Belboe Bey Lions Club,
sponsor of the Coron" del Me r Lobster Beke.
(Ensign photo}
ln.E .. IM•••,U,
Df CHff ....... End-of-Summer Parties
Honor Harbor Debutantes
of Interior decora ting. Dr. Chari~
Blauvelt will speak on the ser-
mon topic, "The Strange Pt'r·
sistence of Religion." The first
public meetina of the Fellowship
was In February, 1953, In Costa
Mesa Legion Hall. The first regu-1
lar pastor was the Rev. Frederick
Llnge. who served until Septt'm-
ber, 1956, when Dr. Blauvelt be-
came minister. • • •
Cbttlticm S C: 1 e D C: e Cburc:laee,
Newport Beach, Corona del ~far.
and Costa Mesa~od's proml.oles I
to mankind are being substan·
tlated today throuah scientific
understanding of tht' spirit. This
thought keynotes the lesson-ser·
mon on "Substance" to be read
T u neral services tor 'Mrs. Ellen
J. Thomu, &1, of 1501 Clay St.
Cliff Haven, were held Tuesday
In St. Andrew's Presby terian
Church, with Dr. Ewing Hudson
o(flciating.
M summer wanes, Newport I holidays are being honort>d at a thls Sunday. The &olden text
Karbor debutantes who will series of "end -of-th~·.iummt'r'' from I Chronicles (16:11.151 ad-,
make tht-ir bow at the eventh parties. The Chrilltma Ball wtll monishes. "~k tht' Lord and his
annual ~ewport Harbor debu· be s ponsored by the ~t>wport stl't'ngth, seek his fac-e contJnu-
tnnte Ball during the Christmas Ha rbor AuxJIIary 19 the ChJI-a lly ... Be ye mindful always of
dr.l'n· Hom'-' So<'lt>ly of Callfor· his covenant: the word \\rhlch ht'
611 Hehmropc.> AH•nue
CCJrona del )l.u. Calif.
)JOR:'\!~C \\'O R..t;HJp
9:30 and II A ~.
Chur<-h School d.t s~ 9:30a m.
Nursery lor both hours.
Edwin C Gomke
)fmlstt>r
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Churt'h of the ~a'ltt-r
3:>45 Ea t Coast Highway
Corona de l )br
The Rev D. We~ll. Pastor
Phone: ORJote 3·5022
SUNl>A Y SCHEDULE
9:30 A ~f.-Su nday School
11:00 A.M.-The Ser\'ice
WEL CO ~E
Mr11. Thomu died In ht-r home
lut Friday. She was a native of
South Wales and had 11\·ed hNe
12 years. She Is survlvf'd by her
husband. Gwllym Thomas: a on
Oa\·ltf of La Habra: 2 daughters,
Mrs. H to n r y Dodd of ~t>wport
Beach and Mrs. EJlzabeth Wick·
h.am, Burbank; 7 grandchJJdren
&lid 3 great-grandchllclrf'n.
nta. romma nded to a thousand gen -~
Last week a t thE' Bar h land t'rations."· ~====:=;======~ homl' of :\lr . W. Pht'lp :\lt'r· • • • r
P D• i<'k('J the debut.l ntf' werP feted 1 St. JCDD.. Eplacopcll Claurc:b.
Star Athlete
Interment was In Fairhan•n
Memorial Park. Baltz ~fortunC}·
of Corona del Mar was In Chfrgc
of arrangements.
Chest X-Ray
Availabie at c. c. Offi'ce
Dr. Kenneth M. SmJth chair·
man ot the CaM"flndlng Commit·
tee for the Oranae County Tu·
berculoala and Healtla A.un., an-
noun<'eS that the Newport Cham-
ber ot Co~~. 1800 W. Cout
Hwy., Newport Beach, Is the new
locaUon for the portable x-ray
unit.
Beginning this we-ek, free cht-st
x-rays are being g iven Monday
through Thursdays from noon to
4 p.m. and Fridays 4 p.m. to 8
p.m.. through Sept. 30.
"Funds to provide for this pub·
lie service program are the re·
suit of the annual Christmas Seal
Sale drive," Dr. Smith cxplalnNI.
"There ls no a~e limit on TB.
which Is a highly rontaglous dis·
ease. We want to f!'n<'ourage f'V•
eryone who ha11 not had a rt'<'t!nt
chest x-ray to take adv<~ntage or
this service."
In additJon to di'IC'<'Iing TB.
the chest x-ra v ca n also dis·
cover possible 'tung can{'(>rs or
heart abnormalltie!l.
'Vas a Lodge •
Planned Here
owers 1es a t a .tea. The gir ls S3 ld fart'Wt'lJ ~t'Wport Beaeh-The Re\•. :\1aU•
I ht>fore leaving for thetr rt' pe~-ric-e Josep~ Farley, 28, w!'o has l
Funeral scr'\'iCe3 for Dennis L.l tin.• l'ollcgt>s. tx:n e~·mg as ~n Episcopal
Powers 19 a basketba ll and Anothf.'r a ffa ir r('t'entl}' was mtni'>tt>r 1n the Bnttsh Honduras.
ba ebait st~r at Harbor High last traveling by bu11 with thetr dates \\'II! be th f.' guest preacher at tht'
yt>ar, wPrf' scht'duled for 11 a .m. to Fa llbrook to a llt'nd a pre-9:1.:> and lla.m. Sunda y servlct's.
today IThursdavl In the Baltz !ope ning pnrty at the new Duke He \lras formerly a priest of the
Mortuary Chapei. Costa 1\-lesa, to Snider Lanf!'s. a bowling alley 1 Church of ~ngland in Ho!'duras
be conducted by Rev. Ed c. Smith jus t completed. Tht> party re· 1 and t'lected to remain with h1s
of Christ Church by the Sea Bal-turned at mldnlrht. Hosts at thls missions wht'n the EpiS<'opal
boa. ' affair were Me-ours. and :\1mes.1 Church as..'>umed ~urlsd~ction In
The youth passed away last Frank Flynn, John B. Kilroy and I Central ~eric~ In !957.
Monday In the Coleman 1\tedJcal Burt C. Lowen J r.
Center, Alhambra, after a n ex-OpenJna the series of parties k1bM l.alaM M • t Ia 0 d la t
tended Illness. He wa.s rraduated was a luau on the evenlna ot ChuG-The Rev. ~Y Grad-
from Newpor t -Harbor Hlgh Aug. 19 at the Caplstl'ano Beach-lin will,spea~ on the topic, "Thls
School last s pring and had ,..g. comber Club. It was held pool-Is Life. at the 9 :30 and 11 fl m .
lstered to enter Orange Coast side with dancing to h ighlight Sunday . st>rvices. The oftacla l
College thJs fall. ~ukemia was the aUalr. board Wlll _hold Its ":'on t h 1 y
the cause of death. HocUng this affair were the m~ting at 1:30 p.m. y, t-dnesday,
He Is survived by his mother. Mes.sn . and Mmes. JC)S(>ph L. Sept. 14..
Mrs. Wln.Ured Palumbo of the Carver. Harold D. Riggs and Dr. --------
home, 974 w. 17th St .• Apt. B. and ~frs. Norman E. Watson, 2 lip Art .... _..
Costa Mesa: his father, Leo Pow. Guests Included Mr. and Mrs. • ..,
era of Rhode Island: a brother. Merickel. and Mrs. Jo.wph RJggs ...... 1-'-• 11 .... 1~
lWnald, In the armed services president of the Auxiliary. --llW .....
stationed at Monterey, CaUl., a nd
hl.s grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Levesque of Billingham,
Mass.
He was a native of Rhode Is·
land, and had lived In this area
tor 4 years. Interment was sched·
uled for Harbor Rest Memorial
Park.
'••••lrll• lljlrM .......... Off
James A. Dietzf'. tl of Arcadia
and 122 Opal Avt-.. Ba lboa ls la nd,
s~ffered burns a bout his lower
IPgs and left ankle area wht'n a
cherry bomb wt-nt off at hls feet
a-. he was crossJng the Intersec-
tion of Park Ave. and Sapphire
Ave., Balboa Is land. betw~n 3:15
and 3:30 p.m. last Friday.
....... 11111111 .... s.w .. Try
William Hofer. a house guest
of Kf!'lth Snydf!'r. 2299 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mf'sa, was. taken
from 829 Bayside Dr., Newport
Beach. to Hoag Hospital for treat·
mt>nt after he attempted to com·
mit suicldf!' a t 3:-JO p.m. las t Sat·
urday.
Mrs. Opal L. Carlson. 51, of I
1927 Bayadere T r .. Irvine Terra{'(>.
was booked on a chargt> of Intox-
ication In public aflt>r a car sh<'
wail drh·ing jumped a <'Urb and
lnjurt'd 2 boys on El Paseo Dr. I
300 fl'N north of St'adrlft Dr ,
!rvinP TNraC"t>. at 7:4 I p.m. las t j
Thu r~da~:.
Dn nnr Dugan. 1~ of 1536 &-rC'
nadl' TE'r . Irvtnl.' TNrnN'. anc1
Ja ck ;-;_ Jordan. 13, Santa Ana.
wNe lnjurf'd. Thf'y wt're U k<'n
HomP. ThE' youthc: had lwf'n rtd
lng c:kate boards on thP sldt"walk
wh<'n thr <-ar j umpt'd the curh
and ran into tht'm, poll('(' rl'·
port I'• I
NEWPORT HARBOR
BAPTIST CHURCH
American Baptist Conventaon
Fairview A\'l' at Fair Dr.
Costa ~1e a
Rev. HNbert John'JOn. Pas tor
Ll 8 -3072 · Kl 5-·UHO
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
rCtasses for All A~es
Morning Worship 11 :00 a.m.
Evening Wors hip 1:30 p.m.
Wed. Prayer Meeting 1:00 p.m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Franklin 0 Bixler, Jr. lUnlster
Ll ... fil8 . P.arsona&e U 8-5294
St.:~ DAY
9:30 --·-· ... BJble School
10:40 . Church Service
5 30 Youna Peoples' Meetln&
6:30 -....... Vesper Service
WEDNESDAY
9:30 a.m. Women's Bible Study
7:00 p.m ......... Prayer MHtln&
8:00 p.m. --······ Choir Practice
Nursery a nd Child Care
Provided
Fl ~t Christian Church
796 Vtl'torla at Plt.~cenua
Co ta Mf!'sa
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
FIR.ST CJIUltCB or CJIWIST,
SCIE.Jn'IST,
3303 Via Lldo
:'4ewport Beach
St.:XDA Y SCHOOL
9:15a.m. and 11 a.m. Sl:~DAY SERVlCES
9:15 . 11 a.m . \\'EONESDA \' EVENING
~fEETING 8 p.m . REAQPlG ROOM-I
3315 VIa Lido, Newport Beacb
Open week days-
• 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. \\ednesda~ 9 a.m .. 7:45p.m. Tuesdays and Frlclay.-
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. SECOIQ) rca.,or.ilCii.,._ or CIQIIT,
SCJEJfTIST
lfewport .... crt
Coi'ODCidelMcu
3839 East Coast Hlehway Corona del Mar
St:NDA Y SCHOOL
SL'NDA Y SERVICE 9:15 a .m.
11 a.m. WE'DNESDAY EVENING :\IEE'TING 8 p.m. READfNC ROOM-
3839 East Cout HJahway Open week days-
10 a .m. to 4 p.m.
You are cordially invited to attend the Church S.~
and to use the Beadlnc Room.
ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach
ORJole 5-0210
The Rt>v. John H. Parke, Rector
Sl'~DA Y SERVICES
8:00-Holy Communion
9:15-Fa mlly Service and
Sunday School
11 :00-Mornlng Prayer and
Sermon
Nu rsery and small child care
provided
THURSDAY
10:30-Holy Commun1on a nd
Hea ling Service
HARBOR TRINITY
BAPTJST CHURCH
Baker St. A-Fairview Ave..
COSTA MESA
The Rev. Willlam Acton
LI 8·2440 • Kl 5· 7981
SUNDAY SERVl CES
Sunday School ···-··· 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .... 11 ·00 a.m.
Evening Service ..... 7:00 p.m.
WEDNES DAY
Prayer .Me-eting ... 7:30 p.m.
SOUTH SHORES
BAPTIST CHURCH
e Sunday 54-n·IC'f'<~ at 11:00
a m and 7:30 p m
e Sunday School and Nurs-..~. Care durtng 11 :00 a .m.
Sel"\'1('('. A. new lodge Is betng urganlzPd
In the Newport Harbor area. 11'!1
the Vasa Lodte. a notf'd &andl·
navlan oraanlzatlon. Among IIR
local proponents are ~r. nnd
Mrs. Ray Nielsen, 332 Holmwood
Dr .. Newport Heigh~.
The youth's mother, Mrs. Henry
Dietze, reported the ln<'ident but
said she did not wish to prose-
cu te the orrenders. Officers con·
tactNI the driver of the car,
Worthlnrton Lee Jr., 1939 Bayside
Dr., Corona del ~far, and a PU.
st'nger, Jay Linderman, 21, of
109 Diamond Ave., Balboa Island.
M1. Linderman told officers that
he only wanted to get rid of the
burning cherry bomb and threw
It from the moving car. Both car
occ u pa nts said they had no
knowledge as to the victim's
Injury.
:\lr. Hofer's ~on dlf!'d or a hf'art
attack abour 2 weeks ago a nd ht'
had asked Mr. Snyder to go ro
the Ba lboa Yacht Basin to view
his son's boat. the 34-foot crulst-r
"Reward." Aboard the boat Mr
Hofer rt>q uested that :\fr. Snyder
leave him alone to mt-ditate. po·
lice reportNI. Arter a short time
~rr. Hofer called out: "Do you
think 50 of thf'Sf' will do It?" He
soon colla psed after taking some
pills.
A tire departmf'nt rt'~Ut" squad
and life guards were called.
)fr.; C.trlson was standin~
taikang to the :? boys when offl·
<'f'rs arrh·Pd. The dl'ft>nda nt's hue:.
band \\'Is !'ilting tn tht'tr \'f'h k le
a nd saw has wife beang h~tnd·
cuffNI and pla<'E'd in thf' pollee
car to ht' taken to polle-e ht>ild·
quMters. offic-ers reported.
Use &..>9" deuifiecl ed" OR l-0550.
M MtiDCJ lD t.avu~~e~ hach Art Ccallery
(Adjoining Victor Hugo ln.nl
They opened their hom<' Ins!
week for 8 ratherlng of 52 per·
110ns from Santa Barbara, Hunt·
lngton Park, Laguna Beach, Ful·
Jetton, Anaheim. San ta Ana,
Orange and the Harbor Area. Col-
ored slides of Vasa acttvltles
were shown.
Amon.r r\otables present was
the rran({ master of Vasa Order
of the World, Hendk Vought of
Pomona. He Is the flr•t grand
master In 43 yeara to be chosen
from the West.
Mr. Nielsen was ch~n chair-
maD pro-tem or the proposed
Harbor .,._ Vasa Loclae-htJ·
tiona weft algned and will be
p,_.nted to the tTand lodge
when It ewtftnt's Oct. 24-29 In
Lo5 AnaeJes.
A dinner meetlna with pot luck
ta planned by tbe oraanlzlna
croup for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept
71 In the Dell Chlbhoue. Bal ·
boa. Plana are to Institute the
new Joel~ ln Oct-...
•
lrt ··-...... Burt Procter ot Corona del Mar
has been awarded a tlrst prtze
award ot $3:50 for his oU, "Water-
front." which will be exhibited
at the l..ol Angeles County Fair
In Pomona.. lex Brandt of Corona
del Mar recetwd a ~d prt.
award or 11.50 for "BalbOa Bal-
cony." Other local a.rtUt.s eXhibit·
lng at the. L.A. fair a,.. Kath-
erine K.nox o1 Corona del Ma.r
and Jay T'nleworlh ot Nf'Wport.
Th• faJr will be held Sept. 16
to Oct. 2.
Sckool Is Here Again · .
Balboa Island Sporting Goods has:
e Girla' Gym UDibms - Harbor Hiqh.. Horace £asi9n Junior Hiqb
e Hood'a FCDDOUS .. P.F." Athletic Shoes b G irll and Boys
e Wigwam Athletic Sox
e GenuiDe J.g
• e Sweat Shirt. -Wide V ariey and
e Bike Suppocten -A~ea
Styt.
e Bob CouMy Profe~Maal Basketball Shoes
e Clo~aDUt oi Jli.Top Football Sboee crt $5.00 a Pair (l.iaaMd 1\lpply)
e Low Cut FoodMdl Sboea -Track Shoe.-Other Athletic Shoes
BALBOA ISLAND SPORTING GOODS
0pn QaDy I· I SUDday I · 4
01 3IGO
I
lfewport Jhrbor Hleh School
hun't won a varaJty football
cbamplonahlp alnce 1M2.
HI ....................
Mor. than 65 candidates turn·
ed out Tueeday mornlq and t.he
roater Includes what Hqhes feeb
1s one of th~ futest IJ'OUP of
backfield proapects In Southern
CaUlornJa prep ranks.
junior vartlty team. ......................
tlllllf ................... .
._. ....... a.tyQII ... r,
Jr..e ....... ~ Wser I ... 1111,...... Gill -,..,... ....lid ...... ,..-
And the cloeest th~ Tars hav~
~ver com~ to that elorlou. sea·
liOn, before or after '0 , wu in
l9t8, when the Sailors tlnhhed
aecond behind Fullerton. The major chore for the Tar
coachlna staff will be lnatalllna
the T·formation. Newport hu
been opera tina out of .the slnele·
wing for the past 2 season&
~ .................... .
Harbor hasn't had a wtnnina
footbaU season since AJ Irwin
vacated his head coaching posi·
Uon to accept a job at Orange
Cout CoUeee in 1955.
All this makes it dlllicult for
the odds·makers to view Tar
grid fortunes with a hlah degree
of optimism.
.... ,.,, ...., coach WC1J1M
..... .. .... to dispel -y
...................... t .....
., ·~ Bar bor beAIIg a
Hughes. who produced cham·
pJonshJp Bee football team. dur·
ing the past 2 seasona, also has
a number of hetty Jlnemen re-
porting back to flll the gaps, va·
cated by a few start seniors.
Hl.s plans call for trimming
the squad to 44 players .. with the
remalnlna 20 aoina to the SaJlor
Olympic Star Is Mm1 ied
· To For111er Newport &rl
Gary Tobian, f i r s t United
States athlete to win a gold med·
a1 In the Olympic Games at
Rome, Is scheduled to return
home next week.
Toblan, along with his wire.
Marley Shriver, formerly of New-
port Beach. are old hands at the
Olympics. He won a sliver medal
In 1956 di'VIng competition, and
Marley came In fourth In the
400-meter ·freestyle event.
Tobian vaulted U.S. athletic
prestige a week ago when he
won the s p r i n g boa r d diving
event. However, ,he was upset In
the tower divine event later by
TDD ITA.8TI AT YOVII DOOI
Hoben Webster ot Santa Ana.
Upon his return home, he plans
to finish hls senior year at USC.
where he is majoring in business
admJnlstratlon.
The couple. now Uvin& in Glen·
dale. first met at the Athletic
Club In Los Anaeles. Their mu-
tual interest In divJna and ~im·
mlng ltrou&ht them together, and
In 19:>1 they were married.
Marley, who became interested
In dentistry, ~ave up her swim ·
mlng career to become a dental
hygienist. She, expects to start
a family eventually.
Tobian, raised in Hollywood, be·
came Interested in swimming
when he was 13 years old. He
went to Black Fox Military
Academy on an athletic scholar-
ship. From there he went Into
the army, then junior college.
and now USC.
Paul Lorentzen. a star athlete
at :'lt>wport Harbor High and
Orange Coast College several
years back, Is a top football can·
didate for an end position with
San Jose State College this fall,
a~ording to the Spartan coach·
ing staff.
Lorentzen. who lives on LJdo
Isle, played on the championship
Orange Coast football team ol
1956. He was a 3-sport letterman
at Newport Harbor High.
LOOIIIG
fer a SAFE
IIVESTI1EIT?
,.,. 4 '~0% •• ,., •• ,,
..:=(:ln .~ 0 SAr1•1s·
NIS "extra d~nds" boca:.. your sninp stay richt here
in Or.np County to inctWM ~Is. u'" and propetty values.
. Resources in excess of $50,000,000.00
Orco
IUILDDIG ILOCD--ALI. NUS AJ.l,&! , •• , ,... n-~
... dn-11 l1a -1.~7
._
oatoiW1.._.,terGo...aty.
Hughes calls TWist the Tars'
best passer to date, and Hodason
the be'st runner.
The roster of apHdy halfbacks
Includes Don Roberson and Bob
Crlssell, who have run the 100
In 9.9; Bob Payne, a 10-tlat
~printer; Tom Moody, Gary Cald·
well and Bob Miles.
CrisseU, a transfer from Loyola
High, may be shifted to full·
back. where he will get plenty
of competition f rom another
transfer, Clltf McKay ot Banning
High School In WllmJn~ton. Me·
Kay helped lead Banning to the
city title last year.
Top linemen on the roster In·
elude Bla Mike Kistler, 235·pouf'ld
letterman tackle; transfer Fred
Smith. a 225-pound tackle fiom
John Muir of 'Pasadena: co-cap.
taln Jim Hicks, tackle, and vet·
eran guard Jeff Stevenson. and
former Coeta Mesan Vern Edler,
who earned 2 monogra ms at a
military school betore returning
to the Harbor Area.
The Sailors will m~t Laguna
Beach HJah In a scrimmage ses·
slon Sept. 19 on the local field.
Hal'bor will open the season
Sept. 22 aaainst Bolsa Grande of
Garden Grove on the rival's field.
The second pra('tlce game will
take the Sailors to Excelsior High
of :'Jorwalk Oct. 1, before the
league opens.
Harbor league games:
Oct. 7 CFrU-Huntlngton Beach
at Orange Coast College
Oct. H I Fri. \-at Fullerton
Occ 22 1 Frl.l-Wcstern High of
Anaheim a t OCC
Oct. 28 (Fri. l-at Santa Ana
~ov. 4 I Frl.l-Anaheim at OCC
:-Jov. 11 t Frl.l-at Garden Grove
Nov. 19 (Sat. \-La Habra at OCC
2MGSIMILI .. i'l
...... Fr_Stlle
Only 16 days remain before A surprlae returnee from 1958
the Oranae Coast Colleae root· I& end Richard Henson, who
ba ll team boarc:ls the plane for a came to OCC from the Air Force
Saturday nlaht engagement In 2 years aao.
the Bay Area aealnst OakJ and 'l'lao moet ........... battle
City College. f• a ..-u. ...._.. be at
And Pirate head coach Steve f•"'"-'k w • ore ...._ a
:\fusaeau l.s stlll undecided on Qadi._.. o1 A_..,• ..._
just who will open at the all· • w1a .. ...,11 .........
Important quarterback apot In ~ ... a.Dr• -OCC's first eame of the season. ~~~ • .._...,_.at...._
Newcomer R o\b e r t Ryan. a De& _. s.t ,_.
transfer from Pasadena City Col· Former Hal!bor Hleh football
lege, has ahown promise at the players hoptne for lots ot action
slgnal-calllne post, but he has to are tackles Glen MJlln and Dan
beat out 4 other hopefuls, In· Cassel. halfbacks IUcbard Rapp,
eluding veteran Roy Brummett Joe Wilson and Rich McDonald.
of Huntln&ton Beach. end G eo rae McFarland and
Musseau greeted an Initial ~uard Ed Leon.
turnout or 63 oa Sept. 1. There Two prlz.e enc:ls who may help
were 56 rrHhmen and 7 return· the Pirate aerial attack this sea·
lng monogram winners. son are Cerritoe JC transfer Aub·
Heavy conditioning drills end rey Woodroof and ex-Anaheim
tomorrow with the close of twice-prepster Leon Slrn..
a·day drills. The ope n I n 1 of There are numerous halfbacks.
school Monday wilJ shift Pirate but the only OCC veteran In the
workouts to late a fternoon, start· group Is converted quarterback
ing at 4 p.m. Dennis Flana~an of Rancho Ala·
Ia -effort to rop'=o IMt mltos. •
streD9tb Ill tbo II • "'old. llu-Musseau f~ls It wlll be Qne of
MCN .._ swttdaed fttoraa the tou ghest years ever for
9QGI'd Doav WlWagbala to Orange Coast and thinks Santa
ful'badL Tap naaaen wtlo ban Ana. Mt. San Antonio and San
loft OCC llldude powodul Bea-Bernardino will fight It out for
ry (Tbe aeapor) EJutqaoa, the championship. San Bernar·
balfbadr Lupo aoua•-. balf· dlno and Riverside tied for the
badr Dcnoe lollonoa aDcl qucn-conference title last year.
terbadr aw Doaglau. . Orange Coast will open the
Although OCC has lost such season Sept. 24 a~alnst Oakland
stalwarts In the line as tackle City College up north and re ·
Jack Bohan. guards Mike Slagle turns Oct. 1 for the first home
and Jim Knapp and end John game against Hartnell Junior
Cu nningham. Musseau has a College or Salinas. Those are the
strong field of prospects to re· only 2 practice games for the
build the forward wall. Pirates.
Four returning linemen with Pirate league games:
ample experience are tackles Oct. 8 (SaU-at Chartey
~fonty Beatty, a 225-pounder from Oct. 15 (Sat.l-at Santa Ana
Helix High In San Diego: Jere Oct. 21 <FriJ -Mt. San Antonio
Lowe. HJ<).pounder rrom Orange: Oct. 28 (Fri. )-at San Bernardino
Two former Orange Coast Col-1 guard Terry McCardle, Newport Nov. 5 <Sat.l-Fullerton (home·
lege football stars may solve Harbor High graduate, and cent· coming)
some line problems at Fresno ter Fred Sh~ts. who prepped at Nov. 11 lFrU-at Citrus
State College thls fall. according Rancho Alamltot Hleh In Garden Nov. 18 (FrU -RJverslde
to head coach Cecil Coleman. Grove. • Alleamea start at 1 p.m.
Jack Bohan. Junior rolleee --------;------------------third team .election. at Orange
Coast Jut ran. was switched
from tackle to guard in Fresno
State's spring practice.
Mike Slagle, .second team AJJ .
Eastern Conference guard at
Orange Co a s t last year, won
Fresno's left end spot on the al·
ternate unit In spring drills.
... ..., Pre &lira·
lnlpOe•IJ.,.
Paul Butler of Irvine Terrace.
who is once again servin~ as
chairman of the Newport Har-
bor Exchanae Club · sponsored
Orange County Open PGA Golf
Tournament at .Me sa V.erde
Country Club. Oct. 12·16, has
signed up anot~er big name.
Butler announced t.hJa week
that Don Fairfield of Jackson·
ville. lll., has completed hls en·
try form for the s~nd annual
$20,000 Jinks event at Costa Mesa.
Fairfield joins two other pros
In the tourney-Mesa Verde club
professional WIUie Barber and
his brother. Jerry Barber.
The big event Is a 72·hole af·
fair over the s pnwllng 6,650·
yard, par 71 course.
•••••'• , ... , .... FrW.,
Irvtne Cout CountrY Club's
fourth aMual w~n·s lnvlta·
PILOTING CLASS TO •&IN
MONDAY NIGHT· AT NHYC
Free piloting classes for all
boatmen and prospective boat·
~n are belne announced by the
United States Power Squadron.
for the fall season. Balboa Power
Squadron. a · unit o( the USPS,
wJII be conductlna these classes
In both N~wport Beach and Ana·
helm this year.
Newport Harbor HJth's up-and·
coming b a s k e t b a II proapects
showed Jots of potential In the
summer league season at Santa
Ana.
Coach Emil N~me's squad tln·
lahed second to FuUerton with
and 11·1 record, losJna the tJtl~
to Fullerton, 40·33.
Orange Coast Colleae tide for
last with 2 others In the coJJeee
division. Costa Mesa Hl&h wu
eighth ln the prep dlvlsion.
The Office of Coeta Mea. led
by fonner Newport Harbor Wah
star Dennis Fltzpatrlc:_k...t won the
college class with a U ·3 record.
'beaUna Oranae County State In
the finals.
The first cl ... Is aet for 7:30
p.m. Monday at the Newport U.u·
bor Yacht Club, 720 W. Bay Ave .•
Balboa. The Ana heim clua be·
gins at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 14, at the Anaheim Hllh
School. Both clasaes are open to
the public without chare e.
The USPS, recognWnc the In·
crease In n u m be r and horae·
power of outboard motors, made
It mandatory to Include apedal
lectures for the outboard boat·
ma n. Other lectures cover such
subjecta as "Ru~ of the Nauu.
cal Road," "U,hts and EqaJp.
men t." "Seamanship." "Corn·
pus." ""~be Uae ot Charta," "Alc:ls
to Navleatlon."
Commander David W. Flrth of
tM Balboa Power Squadron
ur&es all boatmen and prwpec·
tlve boat owners to enroll for the
free claues. He emphulus the
lncreasJne Importance of safety
ln the operation of sma.ll craft.
as more and more people tum
to boatlnc for recreation.
'For further information. con·
tact RJchard P'. Luckey, S, Chalr·
ntan of the local board ot admls·
siena, OIUole 3·2971.
_... A. iOIGH TAC'n.K
tWiiit tcNmament aets under ........
Wo.y tomouow {Friday) with a
fltld of 80 tealll8 alated to com·
pete tow the Cathleen Lenlban
i~iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllllll .. ijM~ ~ Mrs. Lenihan, who was kJUed
Costa Mesa's Johnny Dieck·
man. the world's m&mplon pro.
feaaional cuter, Ia a I'MIIIber of
the U.S. Cutlq team which op·
ened competlUon Monctayln ~
16-nation lntematloDal CaaUna
Federation Toaraament In zu.
rich, SwitzerlaDCJ.
An All-Sumet l.eaaue tackle
at' Kewport Jlalbor Blah In 1.._
TIMocklre (JIDb) IIDblns, 2101
HIPJand Dr., lla.rbor Rll'hlan~
and h18 wtfe reeently welcomect
the addition ot a new .eon.
We're closing out 10 sets at $25 to $50 below our
cost. All 1960 name brands, 21" & 23" models.
••• n tDWCEI u•n
PboDe ORiole 3-5155
Jn an auto aeddent In Orecon
3 years qo. .... tbe dub's low· arc-dwDplon lor ~!e. The
silver tray trophy, dol\ated by her
husband, will be enaraved with
the winner'• namea.
The top low-net team will have
their n am e • enaravect on a
bronze plaque.
A lunCheon b u f f e t will be
aerved. Krs. Ra.lph Compton will
atve a welcome apeech, and Mrs.
William Lester will preaent the
awards. '~~~~~~~=~~~====~~=~~==== Lut year's winne,_ were: )OW· j arc-, Mrs. RaWIOII Foote ot lr·
vtne and Mrs. Alvin Cox ot Santa
IELIIIDIB
•
3IG E. eoc.t Highway
C•DUG del Mar
Ana; low·net. Mn. H. WIIU. ol
Irvine a nd lin. Harold Edelen of
Stanlord.
................. 01 .....
Mr. Dieckman. a repraentatlve
of the Garda Oorp.. owna If na·
tlonal and International titles.
alona with 5 world reeorda.
DWAI AU..ar
'Rollle Pulukl 25, ol Corona
del Mar, ... hoeoNd • a .-e-
ond strlne AJJ.af' quarterbedc wh~n he t'OmpleNd .... .enlw
aeuon at Newport ~~arbor HJah.
•
A hlahly •plrlt.d fteld ot more
tban 10 eandldat.e pweted eo.ta .,_ HJah ldlool footbalJ coach
Doll lwna Monda)' mornJna u
the Mutanp prepan for their
llrtt ... 8011 of vanity football In
the rouah·and-tumble Oranee
!Aape,
Althouah the Mustanp will
be compoMd primarily of Juniors,
Burna belJevel the Mesa eleven
has the potential to aurprlae a
lot of rlvala tllla aeuon.
EXPECTED
SURPRISES
Covina at Oranp Coast College,
Friday, Oct. 14 .
Mutana Jeaaue 1amea:
Oct. 21 <FrU-La1una at New·
port Harbor Bllh
Oct. • (Fri.)-Caplatrano at OCC
Nov. f (Frl.)--at Brea
Nov. 10 <Thurs.)-Tu.tln at OCC
Nov. 18 (Fri. )-at Valencia
A ble ll&ht is ~redlcted at quarter~ck. where Mike Botta,
Steve Harper a nd )ohn !Affine· !Awls Montanya, Oranee Coun·
well are worklnl tor a startlna ty representative of the National
poet. Little Leaeue, has reportedly re·
Buddy Sharin, Tom Purcell and fused to name Newport Beach
Fred Lorenz are all aunnlng for cltlzenlbehlnd the Uttle League
the startlna fullback Job. movement .
Guard proapects are Claud~ But he did say. "There wtJJ def.
Weatherwax. Ro&er Burae, Jon 1nltely be Little Leaeue baseball
Curtis, Tom Meaney and Tom In Newport Beach next year. A
~elum. public meetlna will be held late
Tlc.kle candidates Include Rich in September and the entire Ut·
Stewn.s, Ron Craft and Allen tJe Leaaue prorram for Nrwport
Jones, while Jesae Florea and Ed wll~ be explained at that time. A
Yamaml are set ~ battle tor the Little Leaaue franchise has al· ·
pivot spot. ready been aranted to N~rt
Beach." The Mustanes have 4 fine end protpects in MJke Lanee, who Apparently Little Leaaue base·
atanc:ls 6 foot 4; Jed Houston, ball has found atern opposttlon
Gary Carr and Ed Hlatt. In Coeta Mesa. One ol aeveral
Track ala,. Pete Mathrws and opponent. said at a recent meet·
Tom Woodrich are halfback ma· lne In eo.ta Mesa, "We are hap·
terial, with competition comina py with the p,.-ram we have,
from Grea c~rmak, Denlns Pet.. and don't want Little !Aague to
rln, Lynn RelaJnaer and ·Upland move ln and •ruin lL"
High transfer Ron Nueent.
Tbe Mustana practice aames
will send th4tJJ' •&alnst Ramona
at San Dleao, Frida.y, Sept. 23;
Sunny HUla of Fullerton on the
Newport Harbor Hlth tleld, FrJ.
day, Sept 30; La 'Mirada. there.
Friday, Oct. 7, an<! Northvlrw of
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locda lean at .. CLIII. r--: ... ==·=-, ......... at .. pa.
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·$2.205 Taken
In Burglary
of Safe Here
Paper money totalln1 t2.205
wu stolen from a aate In tbe
bur11ary ot the home or Mra.
Nancy Swanstrom, ft/1 Mendoza
Tr., Cor.ona Hllhlanda, N~rt
pollee reported at 12:24 a.m. last
Friday.
The t()().pound unlocked safe
• was removed from a cla.et In an
unuaed bedroom and taken to a
construction type outhouse at 432
Isabella Tr., Corona Highlands,
where the money was removed.
The safe was equipped wlth a
comblnatlon lock but wu not
kept locked.
Partial footprints were observ·
ed on the ground outside the
entry window, and more foot·
prints were observed Juat east of
the crime .cene where a house
Is under construction. By folio~·
lng the footprints In the soft dirt
on the property, ortlcers were Jed
to the outhouse, and there they
fouftd the safe on the floor.
A bla ok car lad been parked
In front of the house under con-
struction at 11 p.m. the previous
evening. It was reported. A man,
about 6 feet tall, wearlnr a white
shirt wtth the shirt tall out and
dark trousers, and a woman
wearing a white blouse were
seen walking_ from behJnd the
outhouse and" entering the car.
LIST
e WU.IINY, AD& M
''I'm ..,U.a 10 ldU ,ou." a Corona
del Mar huabancJ quoted a voke
teWna him tW« the pbone In hll
home; hl8 wUe had a.....-red the
phone, heard a o m e on e uy,
"Guete who thlll.a!" and handecl
ttt. phone to her husband ...
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port ....... .
A girl, 14, was released to her
parents after she stole 2 cans of
!'oda pOp from Tom Fry~. 115
15th St .. Newport Beach, who de·
cllned to file a complaint . . .
Three surfriders valued at S30
were stolen trom under the stairs
at the home or Robert Fitch, 1413
W. Balboa Blvd .. Ba lboa ... Allee
Katz, 1633% E. Balboa Blvd., Bal·
boa, reported the theft of her
brother's $40 bicycle ... A gold
pocket watch Inscribed with
"'Presented to Rev. J. J. O'Connor
bv St. Patrick Parishioners 2·10·
23" wa.s found by her son on the
beach at 14th St., N~port Beach.
Mrs. John Pyle, 615 Knowell Pl.,
eo.ta Mesa, notified officers ...
A gold metal ring Inset with 3
simulated pearls was turned ln
by Ma ry Berge, 1536 Santanella
Ter .. Irvine Terrace. found on the
beach at 40th St., West Newport
... Wlllltt.s D. Hole. 50, of 106 Ma·
rine Ave.. Balboa lsland, was
booked on an Intoxication charge
at the sea wall at N. Bay Front
and Grand Canal. Balboa lsland,
at 11:40 p.m.
e TJIU'UI)AT, AUG. 25
Offi~rs . requested a group to
return to their vehicles after a
complaint was ~lved of a
la~ge group of juveniles using
profane la nguage at Merle's
Drive In. Corona del Mar ... Ran.
dolph Haynes, 209-33rd St.. Welt
Newport, complained that 3 'party
cruherw were responsible for a
dl.aturbance at that address at
12:50 a.m. . . . VIctoria-Pingree,
8, of 3U R~y Ave., Balboa Is·
land and Encino, was bitten on
the fln~r by a dOE, who wu
qaarantined at 747 Balboa Ave ..
..... lalaDd ••. Mrs. Katherine
P. llanll. •• Jlolb'Wao4, ........ _.. ... ...._wt..a .... feU
q •
down a fUaht of ataln from a
pent houee ec 1115 £. Balboa
llvd.. Balboa; alw wu taken by
alftbulanc» to Hoq ao.pltal . . .
~a-E. Fulton, 210 VIa Quito,
Lido !ale, reported the buralary
of a .-o surfboard from h1a l&r·
ap ... Mrs. Nathan n..Mr, 1.30
Aaate Ave., Balboa laland. te·
ported the lou of a PIO rental
blqele .•• on • •• .,. • ...._
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... ...., ... JOQtla put 'cadi .......................
a.y KNMc~a. •n~~a z ••• a •• u Aft.. ....... ,...Sa.t lfleld.
........ .... liMit ... wallet
coatldala9 .... t 11• Ia CUI•
necy ,._ .... ~ beD at
Clutatllla'a Bat. a.tboCI ••• Ecal ,...... ., w. eo.t • ..,_ ................ ~ ....
tlaeft of dMMa t.-lala tnck
••• TWo ll6cyde. ...... t.-
IJYGD ....Sana, -Via ..._.
... Udo ..... at·~ Jll9b
lclaeol, ........... d • aboft
dJatac. away la C.._ M-.
,,.. ...... liMy ..........
.... by .... peUa •••
A S65 surfboard .was stolen
from the ~ach at 39th St., West
Newport, Bob ColweU, 2132 Ra·
leigh St., Costa Mesa, reported ...
Someone brought a dental re.
talner plate to the Balboa fire
station found In the Balboa fun'
zone ... John R. Graham, 19. of
1655 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa ,
wu booked on a Newport Beach
municipal court warrant charg.
ln~t failure to appear on a traffic
ticket with ball set at S52.50 ...
Of!lcers stood by to keep the
peace while Mary Pettlle, 621
Acacia Ave., Corona del Mar. re·
moved personal belongings from
that address ... Officers quieted
a party a t ~ Collins Ave., Bal·
boa Island. after a complaint of
alleged eultar playing au day ...
Emett R. Wllkhuon, 49, or 535
Redlands Ave., Newport Helgbt.s,
was charged with drunk driving
after hi& car was Involved In an
accident on top of the Newport
Bl vd. Coast Hwy. overpass, New·
port Beach, with a car driven by
William Cersoslmo, 63, of 952 W.
17th St .. Costa Mesa . . . Mrs.
Culver Van Buren, 206 Apolena
Ave .• Balboa Island, reported the
theft from her wrist or Joss of a
wrlat watch in a crowd ln the
Newport Beach area.
e FaiDAY, AUG. 31
Nord, Udo, reported the theft of a
Udo Isle. reported the theft of a
girl's 140 ~cycle from Ln front
of 701 VIa Lido Soud . . . Cars
driven by looald II. Spe.ka, w.-
Covlna, and Joan G. Andtft 1605 Oorothy Lane. Harbor HJahlanda,
~re Involved In an accident at
N~rt Blvd. and Ho.r access
road, Newport Helpt.s . . . A
Weatclltf girl, 16. wu advised to EEl! • remove her car from a private
driveway at 204 Baz.el Dr .. Co·
-tc rona del Mar, by officers who
also dlsperwed a crowd ol juve·
~ nile. creating a dlsturban~ ...
~ A ,_...... ct..'ted wltla I*· ty ......... c:.sa-..._
c.le. •....-t ..... ... ......... t ............. ....
.............. ...o..a~. VILA MARINA
DKIIIRR
AND THEft VOICES OF SAT111tE
(Sit Tim• in the M.tn ltoom ••. Hotel s.h•r•)
*
TIE
Willi -.... Stet .. . ..
TAllY CALVIN
••
TIE VI.LI
IN JEAUfif'UL MAIN DIIGNG BOOM
()ftrlookiDg the lay cmcl JcAoa WaDd
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yu ali 1tla •• Uaa-. 11. .,
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~ ,_ ., IMI!Va 'fta On •te.
~ ............ .
Maa. Neta Cadenhead. 3412 W.
.. Ocean Front, West Newport, com.
plalned of her property being
llttel'ed with garbage and ~r -Jc cane ... Cars driven by llkhard
R. Terkel, 58. l.o. ~-an.d
Brenda Bollman. 28, 2U8 Seville
• Ave., Balboa. ~re Involved ln
~ an acddent In hont ol 1(..-port
~ Beach city ball; the dama,. wu
estimated at under 1100 ... Kath·
• erlne C. Ball, 3801 Seashoft Dr .•
w~ Newport. reported the tMft
.. of I wooden ornaments. val\led
at $12 N$. In lite ..._ of .. ~ terpenta trlth ~ -~ ~ ~ park1fta, "from rt•r I' .
euwa\. iA 6 . « A bJt aM ran ~r ca~ 11'11·
nor....,. to the ear of ffew·
port Oflleer J. A. Epet.tn parbd
on Balboe Blvd., between 44th
and 45th Sts .. West Jlf~ •••
A Ionian aportt car O'rned b)'
Georp !lec:re, 803" I ria Aw .• eo.
rona del Mar, was stolen from a
parldna lot at l&yalcle Dr. and
Marine Ave., Newport Beeeh ...
«
il Mra. Robert Stlrllna. 335 Ame·
tA7at Aw~ Balboe Wand. re·
porWd the theft ol a IZ2.50 two-
pjec:.-e bathlnc satt from a dothel
Une •.. Duncan Stewaft, 183
Shoreclllt Rd., Shore cwr.. roe.
ported be would be alvlfta a ····-~iC *
THE VILLA MABIMA-Newport .IICh
At the llltNDea ID lellpoa lllmrl
•
P•ln•
« CGUr.e In aa.te pn handll"-be·
twftn 2 and 4:30 p.m. and re-
~ qaested that any IDfluJn.. _,.
~ cllrectecl to IUm •••
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J. H. lkaakk, 2127 S.VUie Ave.,
COOD BUY
Chev. 1950 Convertible
Balboa. complalned that boys 45,000 mJleJ. Good condition. w.re pJddna &eii'\Ofta ott hl.a t.rH
and tbrowlna them at hl.a ~; Pi3.00. Call OR 3 ·'7923.
otrlcera w.rned a croup of youthJ
. .. John H. K orrla. fr7. ol lOS"'
3ltt St., Newport Beach, was
booked on a char,e of lntoxica.
Uon In auto at l600 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach ... Eliza·
beth Grey, 215 On~ Ave., Bal·
boa Island, reported money s tol·
en from a wallet ... Bob John·
ton, 432 ~ Goldenrod Ave .. Corona
del Mar, reported finding a 88
hole In a window in his apart· •
ment
1.9SO OLDS ''Sr-Clean throu1h·
out, hot Bocket enrtne. &Wnr
no oll, everythlnr IOOd shape.
Call Jim Coates, EJ:Wrn oUJee.
OJl 3·~.
ALFA ROMEO Spider, "59." Due
to family addition, must .,ell.
Excellent condition. $2,700 cash
or may be financed lf credit.
good. OR 3-0176.
HARBOR
MOTORS
e IVIfDAT. AUG. 21
John W. CArter. 2~. of 715 Fern.
leaf Ave .• Corona del ~far, was
charged with Intoxica tion In auto
In a parking lot at Coast Hwy.
and MacArthur Blvd., Corona del
~far. at 2:30 a .m .... William
Frederickson Jr.. 2113 Se\•llle
Ave., Balboa, reported the thtoft
of a SIOO row boat from a vacant
lot at .. ~ .. St. and Miramar Dr.
Balboa ... Roger W. HardaCTe,
306 Hazel Dr.. Corona del Mar
reported the theft of a white ny:
ton parachute car cover rrom a
car In the 200 block Poppy A\'e.,
Corona del Mar. -...,a. lf.,.,...kt, 1401
..,... Dr ... ..,.... .......
reponed 11M tbeft of cr liM cleraUer ....,., ..........
lag It 1.-cr yoatla wbo Gil·
.tttad ditdda9 1Ua ... bkyde
................ bkydeto ..... .. &..a ....... l.oftl1, •at S..W. Aft., 8cdbocl, ,..
.......... tbeft ol • blcyde
t.-'"L" St. cmd Ocecra P'roat.
....,_ • • • &.ow.U Elberta&
Apt. 15. Ill a.r We Dr .. Wew· pen ...._ aspacted the theft
.. • 1110 [ ...... ..... the
..... ~pwtwa•t ol -1Ul·
Jodled CIU pcrrbd la the .tnel.
In\·estJgatlng a report of pos·
slble mariJuana plants growing
at 410-JOth St , Newport Beach.
otflcers found the growth to be
Authorized Dealer
e ALFA ROMEO
e ALPINE
e FIAT
e HIU.MAN
e HUMBER
e LANCIA
e SINGER
e SUNBEAM
e TRIUMPH
HARBOR
MOTORS
2150 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
MI 6-5091
weeds ... The car of Clark Astle, MUSICAL DfST1IVJIERTI
20, or 1837 Seadrift Dr.. Irvine
Terra~. was pelted with eggs ...
Louise Glnk. 132~ Opal Ave ..
Balboa Island. reported the theft
or a $45 bicycle from a garage
... Arthur N. Avery. 104 ~fain St ..
Balboa, was booked on a charge
of Intoxication In public In the
100 b1ock of Main St.. Balboa.
at 6:32p.m.
NOT A MAR
OR SCRATCH
Like new Blonde BaldWin Spinet
plano and bench. $550 or best
offer, may be financed. Kl
5·8932 eve. or weekends.
A roller cam foe a V ·8 engine
and a set of lifters belonging to ORGAN AND PIANO
ln....
20 words Of .... ···~--"-··----··· .15
Jn.. .... ..... •• a. 2 I worch to lO worck -·-·-----···-1..00 ....
2.GO ) I words to 40 word. ------·-·--l.lS E.d. word owr 40 words -...... _.__ .Ol ... a. ..
roa SAL&
FOR-SALE: Barbells, dumbells,
200 lbl., steel boots, bench,
315 ~arguerlte. CDM. $20. OR
3·6806.
BEAUTIF1JL DESK-Lady's M a ·
pie Sallmaker Style des k with
altractl\·e chair to match.
Would make a beautiful room
AUTOIIOiif& iDWJCa
SPECIAL •
Wheels Aligned
and Balanced
$9.95 with this Ad
dlveorter. Like New. KI 5·0597. •
Herb Miller's
UAL ESTATE & a.E.WTALS I RICHFIELD STATION
FURNISHED H 0 U S E -Ocean 3636 E. Coast Hwy. at Po~ vl~. 216 Poppy overlooking OR 3·9728 • Corona del Mar
Uttle Corona beach. 3 bed·
fOOI]lS. 2 baths, month of Aug.
A Sept. or prefer yearly lease.
Owner 610~ Marguerite A\·e.,
OR 3·2329.
FURNISHED APARnn:NT, good l
location. pleasant surround·
lngs. :->o children. No ·p ·e t s.
Yearly lea.e. 610 .Mareuerlte,
Corona del Mar.
J"UD. APTS roa liEJIT
$75. BAY FRONT-1 bedroom,
uU lltles paid. See weekends,
101 'i No. Bay.
FURNISHED;;:-:1,..;-bed-..,..r-oo-m--up-st-a -lrs-.
garage apt., good location,
yearly lease. ChJid O.K. OR 3·
01 57.
QUIET:C:OOL. 2 bedroom fur.
nlshed apt. Sundeck, Garage
and Washer. Adults. Only nt5
Month. OR 3·8494 or OR 3·6853.1
roa sALE oa TaADE
FOR SALE
OR TRADE
Equity in 2l new •Pt. bldgs ..
152 units, all or M-parate.
thrH top locat1ons. Anaheim
near Dlsneyland and Porno·
na. Owner buUder w11J trade
for clear land, Ranch or
acreage, Boat. Plane. etc?
Prospect 2·1224, Anaheim, or
Box 98A, C/o Ensign, CDM.
OP'P'JCE f'Oa UJn'
OFFICE-SPACE-f--or_re_n_t._700=="'_CA_r_·
natlon Avenue. Corona del
Mar, OR 3~1175.
Spedallzlnr In
High Quality Uphol.tery Sham·
poo, Car Wa hJng, an4 Blue Coral Wulng.
TOMMIE SANFORD
at
FLYING A SERVICE
(R A L Auto CUnlc)
Cornel' BaysJde Drive A Marine
Ave. at the entrance to Balboa
Island.
BALBOA ISLAND
ORiole 3·2310
PADI'TDfG ~~------------FOR EXPEk'l PAINTING
-CALL -
Sympson & Noller
Newport' a
Oldest Eatabll.ahed Painter&
OR 3-3630 -Eva OR 3·5f5f
t:X'PERT PAIN"11NG •
OR 5-1023
APPLlAJICK ~Ala ------
FAST WASHER REPAIR
*KENMORE * .RCA WHIRLPOOL
EXCLUSIVELY
CAll a SPECIAUST. ~ work
done in your home. OR 5-0578.
Joe Guatavino Harbor Area
IDfX&i
the car of Gary E. Prlmm. 654 u. WOMAN to wuh and iron ~·· VIa Lido Nord, Udo Isle, were SALE lavndry at her home. OR 3-7821 Paintina -n---....;_ stol~ from the ahop ol the Mll· after 4 P.ll. pAJIII:a w~Y.UWI
JeT Chevrolet atrency, 1000 W. Electronic oreana, used Low rev. • -"' --....,._
Coast Hwy., Newport Beach, dur. Baldwin, Thomas, save up to WIU '~ WANTED, PER.MA· GEORGE B'rDVU • Drwt S800. Uaed Grand Pianos: NENT. EX PER I EN C E NOT VnA.fii'UU.II ' ln1 the nlaht ... Kt-lth L. Klafs. NECESSAJlY. JUST A "'"-'" .. Uee.-1 Ouidaadol 18, 4.39 EJ Modena Ave~ Newport Stelnway. Meldort. Baldwin, S.lllACK SHOP NO. 9. 3446£ 1a7 OnQaoe A-. C....._,.
Heights, was booked on a charge Knabe, from S399. Spinet pi· ~ .._
of lntoxJcatlon In private In the anos, llke new In Maple, Cher· COAST HWY.. CORONA DEL
Rendezvous Ballroom. Balboa, at ry. Mahogany, pay our small MAR. JOHNSTONE'S
11:10 p.m.... balance, 18 Upriehts, from S99. PRESTIGE COSME"nC Corp offers Mesa Auto Wreckers e MOII'DAY. AUG. 11 New and u.wd Hammond Or· unusual sales opportunity for U8ed AUIO PVta, nr.
Thomas E. Hallahan Jr.. 30. gans. New Stelnways. cultured attractive woman who W• ~ea.. ADd Scrap M...a
of 2127 Pad fic Ave .. eo.ta Mesa, SCHMII>T·PHTLUPS ls Interested in hlgh earning LIJJEII i 8-7013
was book~ on charge. of drunk En. 1914 potential. Call OR ~·19M, Fri., 2r7S Placentia Aw.. eo.ta .,_
driving and lntoxJcatlon ln the 520 No. KaJn. Comer 6th Sat.. Mon.---Co
600 block of W. Coast Hwy .• New· SANTA ANA JANITOR and matntenan~ man mplete Landscaping
port Beach. at 2:05 a.m. ... Lee wanted. Apply at Port Theatre, Serv1·,_
Roy Nor'r. 37, Balboa. wu terved -_ CD~. afte~ 6 p.m. ___ nJZ DniiAftS
with 2 traffic warrants and while ELECTRONIC SOUND PART·TIME WORK In your own j 8611 Gr.-•a
being booked produced 31 codeine h o me answerin1 telephone. "'-.-.uQI_,... .....
ptlls from hls pocket, and faced SYSTEMS Large Company. Hourly wage COIOK-" _ -&·:~..__
an added charge of health and plus rapid salary in~ for .. ..,_ --•·u-•
safety code violation ln spite of Stereo, Hi-Fi ronsclent.lous per 1 on. Phone OR 5-0160 • 274t E. Cout h7.
his explanation that they be· _HYatt 4·8832 evenlnp. .... r ....,_ o•
longed In ship's stores aboard a COMMERCIAL -INDUSTRIAL &&.&.o • ,.,..._, r
vessel where he wu skipper and HOMES -BOATS TOP OPPORTUNITIES Photographic Supplit.
had ~n UJoed for a female pas· CUSTOM INSTALLAnON DAll.Y e Pa8t Col _,_ ._ senger burned by hot coffee on or ru.q owNtaa.
a recent cruise ... Gary Acker· Sound-Crofters, Inc. • Soft To a.:k Wlt!l I = ~-~
m an, 511ll Seashore Dr~ West AUDIO SPEO AUSTS JUNE FARRAR u~A~c-CAMERA Newport. reported the theft of I ~ SHOP a $20 blcyde ... tl626 E. Coast Hlway OR 3·8515 Employment Agency na Pfewport Blvd.., eo.. .._ wuu-~. a•• Corona del Mar a" &lad St.. Stowport I PhoM ~ S.'?tMt
E. ...._ ...._ ....._, ,.... BACK TO SCHOOL oaaoa. 3-4810 ftlad .m ........ __ Carpentry
...... •te•llt?•n:...-... PI !J, _ • .._ ....... ....._....._. __ ...._.. RENT A PIANO
$7 PER MO.
Minor ~palra
lftVATIOIIS WARTED I No Jobs Too SmaJJ'
EXPERIENCED gardener. m o " H 0 ANDERSON ...... ~.__..M.._.. NO DELIVERY CHARGE ~. trlmmJna. and cleaa -up. 2966 Pepper TiM Lane
AJao cardenlna. Let me make Co8ta Keaa. CaUL wtdwn ..... '' ·It .... ~ .......... , , ...
.. _ ...... A •• Rent may be applied If
purchased.
JGW yard or prden look beau. I IJJDIIillty 5..8175
dluJ. KJ 3.-:5. _If ~ a~ call 110 1-1111
d .................... _
.. Claerha W • ..._,,Ill ali HOUSECLEANING
CARPJmJ CLEANED Uf
£11'1Jtl outboard mo\ot ~ YOU. ROlO:
Od boata. Oranae Cout TraJI. Furniture. noon, walla wt ....... ~r Supply. 2110 ltewport Blvd., ~atonablt'. U~ ......... c.-JI ... U &..3717. l Insured. U 8-31111. '
WAIIT&D COAsT ~ !DVQ
CASH r your plano, phone
KI 7-6056.
mortal Pl'ltt COifYAI DCEJf1' 80ME
ILutlel Grupt". OR 3·~H. U · LOVING.CARE by quall!ied nurse
UGAI. lfOnc& t't'"''W"d Counselor. Thank you. t lven to convale~nt lady m
CEJrnnCATE OF BUSINESS CASH for )'OUr pla no, phone my La1una S.ach hom~. Good
• n ctlllous nrm Name Kl 1·6tk'i6-food, View, rrstful atmosph('rt'
nfE UND ERSIGN E 0 does -----------_c_a_r .... KY __ •_·~--·-----~by <.'t'rtlfy that •he Is ron· .-.sc:EU.AJfmVS ftTI & l1rPft.ID
dac1Jng a Heatir'l and AJr Con· C"it i ~.your plano, phone ASK US-
dltlonlng bu.Ane. at •• INin• Wl\y you should re-t'd your pets
Ave.. Cotta Mesa, C.Ut. unci« ~ foods lnstud 0'r C'aoMd.
U.. OctltJoua name of CawthJ'Gt) resJdlng tht>reln, duly romml!l· Sa~ moM , 100• TK'£ lOR·
RMtJnc and Alr CondJtJonina aloned and sworn. personally •P· DAN'S. 2132 E. Cout HW)' ..
aDd that said nrm l.a eompoe.d pNred Bem~dette l. Dulworth. Corona *1 Mar, oa S·UlO.
ot the followtna pertOn wb41M known to ...W to bf' the pei'IIOn
nun. In full and plat"e ol resJ. wh<MW name S. subsn'l~ to the LOel' -IWWD
ciRce ~ • follows. to-wtt: within lnatrument. and aclmowl· LOST: l.eADII:5' ~ and
a:a.,.AD£1 I L I. DULWOSti H Mpd to 1M thar sht' exec'Ut~ platlnum wn.t wateh. ,un·
150'7 rn.cwa LA. 1M Wftf'. d~. Aqwut 25, vtcl...,. ~ •w•&W--ro.nRT aAal. CA.LD'OI.NL\ Fun Zone or .. ..._ Wand..
Wl'nfiSI -laaad tlda 30da WTTNESS 1n1 hand and olfl. ,.......__,. --,._ • -. ciQ el A...-_ 1-. teal .._.__ ....... -... v-•·-•·
_,WI I& l DULWOlml lJ"LL..Allf PO$ I Ut .,aufitll .... ~~·~j,aiftiiiiiiilW.t;; nAft Of' CA1.IfOiafiA ) NCIItaf7 r.abUc In and f011 ~ ~... said Couty and Sta-.
COUNII C. LOI...._J ' l(y C~ eQ&rw ,.._ OR 11111 _. del fl ~ 11. I-. ~ ...,_. ... a .~ IWWir ........ : Sefl & Is_ 21. 8. 1-. .. ..................... "-1'4-...::n ....... ~
MOVING?
2 Fast lnauNd IIMJIWien _..
larre van 111.00 aft a.o.
nrne .tartl at,_ doar Why~ more! •••
-caJt-
-RUBBISH HAUl..INQ
Lawn bnovattq a~
a.&.Uf.tpp AaWQ ..
PUB IWIUIA.,. eau KI s.-.
•
Bob Wentz end · 5 Sta.dents
Beck From Tour of Europe
'"I liked lpa.ln bHt. '~:heir aUI ·
tude towafd lUe 1t: to take and
enjoy thlnp u they come," •~
conllna to loWrt Wentz. drama
and Enall•h INtructor at New·
pon Harbor Hlah School.
Mr. Wery tz re~ntly returned
from a 2-month tour ol Europe.
He had ~ local atudenta aa trav·
elln& companions, Bob and Jim
Warmington of Lido b le, Newell
Slickler of Co r ona del Ma.r,
Chuck Bren of Lido Isle, and Dick
Beauchamp of Balboa Island.
The eroup toured Germany,
Austria, S w 1 t z t> rIa n d, lla ly,
france, Spain, a nd Scotland, a rt·
er purchasing a Volkswagen bus
in Holla nd. ·
Aller 5 trips to EUJ:ape. ~tr.
Wenl'z Is ready for more. He
hqpes to take a larger group of
students over ne:(t year.
··Jt Is Impossible to exhaust
the oonllnent," he said. "Each
trip Is a di$Covery of new a nd
exciting things. I enjoyed the
bullfights treme ndously; t h e
f'olor and pageantry were espe-
cially notable. However, I do
reel the bullfights were a little
one.slded-in ra vor of the mata·
do:.
nus IS THE ONE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!
A lat-. 1157 UXAULT DA'D'PBDfE (M»ld oae day before tbe
'51'• came oat), a. 1111 '5I t.-tu.JwL GJeamiDIJ bladl:. Motorola
rc.Uo with ,.. JIIUMr • .,.... w/w tbw, IGfety bell, 'l"lllyl la-
tertor CIDd dCODdlda.ed. IDOtor. 0.. owaer •••
ALL FOR ONLY $895
GOES I
HURRY! HURRY!
TERRIFIC YEAR END SAVINGS
ON BRAND NEW 1960 FORD
F AIIILANES - F AIIILANE 500'•
GALAXIES-ST ARLINERS-!iUNLINERS
(
STATION WAGONS-nruNDERBIRDS
FALCON SEDANS-FALCON STATION
WAGONS-FALCON RANCHEROS
TR!ICXS-WE ARE SEIJJNG TO
THE BARE WALLS
1• CL.ISE-811' SPE-
·so FORD F AlRLANE 6 cyL 2·Dr. Sedan
'194CJIO
Phaa F~bt • Sal .. Tax • Uee ....
$II&JIO Dl. -$1ii.3Z
Plus Tax & lJceDM ........ llld. bit.
CASH or BAll TE ..
New Ccus and Truc:b to CbooM from
Also Executin Caro and Dem.....traton
Buy AT HOME and SAVE lrom
Your Local FRANCHISE FORD DEALER
Serving the Harbor Area Since 1921
SEE US 1st or SEE US LAST
We Know We Can Satisfy You!
* THEODORE
FORD--:F ALCON-TIIUNDERBJRD-TKUCICS
-NOW 2 LOCATIONS-
II. W. ~ Hiway
IEWI'OaT P*CH
................ tw
UNOI
1920 Newpwt llhd.
COSTA MDA , ____ _ .....
'ftiNI.--N.eNL-.IIIol
•
' ,
IIEIL TIEISUIIE
FOR YOUNG OR OLD
Spadous attractive Corona del
Mar home. Artistica lly design·
ed with lush' tropical plantings,
Intimate patio, se('luded by a 5'
block wall. The three bedrooms
are lare;e, the floors a re hard·
wOOd and of course it hu two
baths. ~ewly decorated It will
s uit the most discrim inating.
You'll own the la nd and be·
lleve us there IS no feeling of
being hemmed in when you
J!,·e In this home. Near the
beach-real quality.
FOR
$41,500
LEJIHTOI UIDEI
Real! or
3001 East Coast Highway_
Coro na del Ma r
OR 3-0668
3 ........
il
CORDIA DR IAR
a nd TOP LOCATIO" TOO :
We ha\'e ''2" or t he best:
New offerings, q ua.lily built
and r e ady for your year
'round pleas ure. Pr iced to
sell by the area's most ac·
li\'e Real Estate Organiza -
tion.
BABSON ....., ........ c..
(Real Estate Im•glneer.)
2828 E. Coast Hiahway
Corona del Mar
OR 3-3770
SEE T.IY
... Ill
TOIRII8W!
and enjoy the fi ne family
living or HAR BOR HIGH·
LANDS. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath&.
covered patio a nd custom·
built Corson POOL. )1any
features to excite the most
discerning buyer.
BY
BABSON
... .., II ....... Ce.
(Real Estate Imaglneers)
2828 E. Coast Highway
Co rona del' )far ORiole 3-37-:'0
SU~SET BEACH OCEA ~ FROXT
4 BED11081, 01•111
11001, 2 BATH
BEAUTY
Xlnt bathing beach, can add
apartment. Eastest of terms.
$82,1100
SEASPORT &EALTY
CLAIRE VAl Hill
REALTOR
2633 West Coast Highway
Newport Be:ach
Ll 8-9349 -Eves. U 8·3293
1111101 ISUID UYnOIT
Furnished Six Bedrooms. Seclusion. Pier for Jarae boa t.
CAIEO SHOIIES
Shoreline View. New 3 bedroom, J ba ths. )tedall ion
klkhen. POOL. Priva cy.
IAYCIIEST
Sma ll dow n. 3 Bedroom. 211 bath.!!. Consider boat as
part down.
011111 I'YESTIEIT CO.
St
2 BEDROOM. FVJUfJSHED
'Rental near achool', •torn and
mar~r. 701 1-1 Heliotrope, HY
4·7268 or OR S·5UI. ==-
oven, d ctek &!1 ranee ;
Custom new Imperial Frl&ld ·
aire•Etectrlc Ranae; Brau 35"
fireplace Jcreen ; 27" exha ust
Homart window ra n. M1 6·5830,
SALT IJ PEPPER tweed 9x12 car.
pet and roam rubber pad. Near
new, 125. Ca ll OR 3·8a'l5.
.OATI .roa SALE'-=-=== M FT .. FAIR ship. 30 hp Johnson.
Trailer, f'O ver, bait tank, water pu•np .~ thru hole connection.
OR 3·3527.
UA1. ESTATE WAJITED
INifMDUAL wants to move to
Corona del Mar; wtll pay cash
for your equity In 130.000 to
$40,000 class. Must be sensibly
priced. No Ageri'ts . Box 98-B
c/o Etislan, CDM or OXford
9-3725.
• liS AFFILIATION
with dw lcalliloud of
Realcon aacllhc Nacioftal
AaocUbod of RaJ fa.
late Boucll mpns pro-r-.u,......,ot,_..
rn rim.
• liS PLEICE
lO ... by • riaon-
Cocle ol £tWa ,.....,. J'O'I
• tftli.ne or ;..ril•bl~
ton.61knu.
• liS EXPERIENCE
i.n local raJ .... aod
knowlc4lac ol where 10
6nd the property llliiM
to your nteeb at a prier
)'OU cu han4k ·-you
mcUat n-.nd don.
HfiJIJDr Estf/tes '
Near Mesa Verde Country Club and Goll Course
ao,lJI -$23,llll FROM
FROM $135 PER MO. $
(No Salee Contrac:l
You llec:ein Deed and 'Iitle to Property;..! ,.__,
ALL THESE AWARD WJICMING PBATUIII!ISI I • ~..ttt1« ••••·I.... • O...IMIII·•=--• &.-.......,.-. a... .......... --.,. . ........ rl:rl.-l....... • ................. ..... ••Y ................. dryw ...... - , .. ..... • •• , ft1W1a .,._ Clalllft . • • P I II I u•lu ....
: :::: :;::,:"·':"'. : :::r.; .:".:Z.'Z'".
I
SEE THE MOili!L
-DAII.'r • A& 'IlL I NL '
NEAR ADAMI lt. AT IIADJil aw. ..............
YILIE-.......
CONSIDEil THESE POiln'i.. Only ,_ bloclc from new
Grammar School. Three block& to ,.... &.ta llella
Hllh Sehool and Oranae Cout eou..e. Major, IDOdern
l hopplna center nNtby. Extra lara• Uvtna room with
rlr.plaft, Dlnlna room and breaklut b&r. Calpete and
drapea Included. Well Jandacaped, leneed and hu
patio. A STEAl. AT S19,9S0-415,500 LOAif-stJBMIT
OM DOWN.
With LARGE MOin'in.Y INCOME and SHORT BANK
ACXX>UNT. WESTCLDT. Spaclou• three Bedrooina,
family room, breakfast b:u and Electric built-In Klfch·
~n lnc:ludlna dJ•hw .. her. Extra Bath oU mA~ter Bed·
room. Inter-com, w/w c:arpeta and drapes Included.
Larre rovered patio ove rlooklnr HEATED AND FIL·
TERED ANTHONY POOL and KING SIZED LOUNGING
AREA. All this to/ only $44,500, SUBMIT YOUR DOWN
PAYMENT-LET US WORK mE DETAILS.
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
"you'll like our friendly service"
220 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Liberty 8·1139
(AC'ross the street from Mesa Shopplna Center)
Evenings Cali MI 6-1050 -MI 6·5855
lED SPACE? •
·liVEST II THE 1-EliiTII
Medical Center near Hoaa Hospltal .................... ~ . .$67.500
-1 Bedroom, 2 Bath Freedom Home
on corner IS1700 down) .................................. '!' ..... $14,950
E. 22nd St., Back Bay , Bea utiful a t ........................ $18,100
2 ~i Acres, Buildi ngs, Horses, Potential
Subdivision ................................................................. .$35,000
5 Units at Balboa Between <>cea n and Bay .......... $23,750
<a bedroom, 3 bath, brand new ................................ $32,500
5 bedrooms, 3 bath, Baycrest ............... -................ $42,500
Back Bay, 5 bedroom, 3 bath, 3000 .sq. fL -... .$34,500
Npt. Heights, 5 bedroom, 3 bath, 3000 .IQ. fL
(Unflnlahed) ......................................................... _.$24,500
Larae Lot1, N'pt. Hei&hts, $7500, $8000, ~. $9500
Jehl 'Yecel, Ruller
l'tfi 6-1675
400 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
CAIEO SHOlES
MODERN EAJU.Y AMERICAN
4-~~~-,
«10'7 GOJULUI -BY OWlCD
• F ULLY CARPETED
I.AI<DSCAPED
ME'DALUON ALL·
ELECTRIC KITCHEN
DRAPES
DISHWASHER
L'M'ERCOM
SHAKE ROO F
IDI A. .IEPIUT-IUIJEII
PHONE FOR APPOIN"J'MENT OR 5·1016
CIIBII-...s
TO OAIEI SHES
A new developmeqt by Maceo Co rporation.
62 HOMES HAVE BEEN DESIGNED FOR IMMEDIATE
CONSTRUC'nON. FLOOR PLANS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR INSPECnON. RESERVATIONS SUBJECT TO
FJR...\1 PRICES CAN NOW BE MADE.
While they Ju t-a limited number of very desirable
Iota for the individual who prefer• to bulJd.
Sales -CAMEO SHORES OFFICE. 4701 H•mpden Road,
Cameo Shore•.
TeJephone: ORJote 3·4904
BUSINESS IN CORONA DEL MAR FOR THE
AR'nS'nC PERSON
Let me tell you about it.
RTZ-.'IEILT.
Nat to Calitomia Bank
3135 E. Cout HllhWQ' Oft 3·9010
IEIVIIE ·--e C.rare Doors Repaired
e Garbare Dllpou.l Malnt.
• Rept~lr Doo,. 6 Wlndowa e Concrete Patchlfta
e PWWPa-
e n.ywaJt -· e Electrical kpalr e ·Piumbtna Bepalr
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