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V. R. Steendahl ol Corona del
Mar and ,_.., Alan Cny Jr.
al altl Havea. .... tlal.lbed one-·
two ln lut year's mce for tiM
tOOl bill aweep~takft award, were
Library Site
Is Protested
"It would be a tragedy If no
one In the Heights really want5
the library there. and they get
It ; and we In the Hlehlands aft!a
want It so badly, and won't get
ont'."
This rema rk by Roy Holm of
Harbor Highla nds at Monday
evt'nlng'.s Newport Beach City
Council meeting sum marized a
new, surprising tum of events
In the 8Ciection of a site for a
bra.nch library.
The Council was considering a
Jener trom the U brary Board,
recommending the <Cillt Or. site
In Newport Hetchts for tint
priority for a library because of
popula tion density. The Ma rin-
ers Park site was given No. 2
priority: a nd aomewhere eaat of
the Upper Bay, along Ma~hur
Blvd., No. 3 priority.
Mn . Don McCallum of 41 5 Sa.n
Be r n ar di n o Av e., Newport
Heights said, "We In the Cliff
Dr. area don't want the library
the~. W~ bought our property on
the unden tandln&: that t he site
was given to the city for parks
a nd recreation only. If this re· 1 strlctkm Is broken, what else
might be built t here!"
Council members said tha t a
library ca n propeTiy be built on
that sJte under the ternu of the
£'rant of the land.
Mayor Ja mes Stoddard aald
that all 3 sites should eventual.
ly have libra ries; whlcb comes
ftnt may depend on financial
donations, he said.
'!be lJbrary Board letter wu
ftled, and Councilmen Ken neth
Xlnpley and Frank Atkln.on
were tutructed to check the
Cliff Dr. and Martner. sUe. and
mnte-r with the Park Commll·
IIOJ".
acaln one-two In Iu t week'• En·
•ian football contest.
'~'hey ..... torllilfd •• ntr-s.
with 11 came. eorrect. Yr.
Steenda.hl won tint prize with
his 443 tie-breaker, 69 points
oU the 512 total ot wlnnin& team
scores. Alan's tie-breaker guess
was 589, which m lued the mark
by 77 points. '
A cl~ runne r-Dp was Mason
Wa llace of Corona del Mar, a l80
wilh 19 correct. but wllh a 367
tie-breaker.
Gene Nix of .Corona del Mar
remains In the lead for the S50
sweepstakes award with 21 cor-
rect.
Victor Rehm
of COM Dies
. Victor Eric Rehm, 72, of 303
Poinsettia Ave., Corona del Ma.r,
a reUred lawyer, died Tueaday
at Hoag Hospital He was a na ·
UVe of Chicago and had lived
herf" 4 years.
Services will be held at 2 p.m.
tomorrow (Nov. 4) a t Baltz Co-
rona del Ma r Chapel, >Mth the
Rev. Edwin Gomke officiating.
Movie Battle
Site Located
Grading of t.he site for School
No. 7, near Bi& Canyon J
Inland o( Corona del Mar, turned
up q uantitie_, of e.mpty shells
and alse som~ unllred cartridges,
Supt. Roy Andersen rema.rked at
Tuesday evt>nlna:'.s Elementa.ry
School Board m~Ung.
This di !K'O\'er\' was made al
the location wht>re the school
cafeteria will be built. Supt. An-
dNsen said that It was the Joca -
llon for t?attle !lcenrs of the
film. "All Quiet Otl the Western
Front." Thl' entire Corona del
Mar rE"SetvOi r hill was used In
the filming of the movi~. and
there were signs of trenches
along Harbor View HI!~ homes
Wf're bu ilt.
-.u•r,.ing Home
Plans Drafted
I
THE ENSIGN
,. Th•
omCIAL
NEWSPAPER
Of n. City Of
Newport Beach
Te
',Screening'
The Newport Beach City Coun -1 d••><l·end of Larkspur Ave .. Co-
gave ap;>rova l Monday eve-del Mar. down to Baysidt>
ning to the request of Newport and called for speoc'ifications.
Harbor American l...eglon Inc. is estimated at $900.
complete construction of boat
and seawall in front of the
~~·::.,~·~·•~11, condition that tl t he t. re-
Ufe in the c .ongo Is ·Recalled
Teacher at Ensign School
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Hop
e ENSIGN ELECTION RECOMMENDATIONS
I cannot w ith good conscience a ccept the prin -s..-~ .-,...... ..w .. c.r-., w.. c.lf. ~ ......,, •
ciple of choosing the le sser of two evils. Our two n-..t.y, "' c..-. 4.1 w. ....... City ef ~ .... C.hf. Office eM "d } did d ff n} d ~~~~Hflt ....... 111 ........ luiWNit• Melllllt ~~ 2110 L C... HI ...
1 Cheerleaders
Selected .at
Ensign School
8y Cllall GODWDI
School New-s
J DWfOIIT IU.Im08 DIIGII fliv.aDAY. •on••a I. 1-
JVai"'DD nmrr TaUMDAY CIOaoiiA Da. IIA& CALIF.
pre81 entia can ates i er 0 , y in eqre e ; bur wey, c.-4el .... ,, C.lif. Telephu: OlJele J.OUO.
two major political parties are both· follow ing the Aavo 1. HM,A
same ruinous program of mo re spending, m ore gov-,~ HM'A -·--· ·------=~.:V=
ernment controls. and continued undermining of n.. t..'i"' it tt.. Officlel N.'",_,.,
Lut nt\lNday, Oct. 27, an u ·
aembly wa• held durtnr the ~te· ond and third pertod, at Horae.
En.lrn School. A talent ahow
and the cbHtl~ader flnala were
held.
private enterprise and indiv idual responsibility. ef tt.. City et Newpert '"ct.
Th
Some ol the performer-a and at kind of program violates m o ral principles n.. NEWPOlT HAliOI ENSI&N -e4h•4.-4 to " • " • .,.,.,_ ef ,... their act$ we~: Barb Shannon.
CANDY RIDDEtl NAMED
QUEEN OF HO~ECOMING
d h ld f lf
wei wwleticNI t.r cMtt 4.... H... AJOI11 ef tt.. Su.-'-c-t Ill S...te an o s no respect or se reliance or personal ,_ •" .,., ,.. • ..,. tt.-.4 11 t~uellfle4 .. ,.t.~w. ell put.lle ...ticet req..n4 pantomime: Chris Babbitt, atory
libe rty. The fact that an increasing majority of our ..., '••· ol football; RlckJe PharH and
1 t f thi If t h
'l h SUISCl1n10N UTES group, band; 1Parp Mat~n. al nr ·
peep e seems ? avor ~ w e are s a .te .P 1 osop y '" the N••.-t Hert-ArM: 0 ,.. .,.., _ suo: tw• ,..,.. _ suo lnr: Phil Monroe. adJ; Robin
does n ot m ake 1t m o rally nght. The mO)o n ty a ppea rs Ouki4. of .._. Her~ ArM: o". , .. , _ suo: ._ , .. ,.. _ su• Fleld, ventrJloqutsm: La u r a t b ill" t h th · f d b ' b b " Loveland, Sue· Clark, Barbara o e w mg o exc ang e e 1r ree o m. 1t y 1t, Sellas and Judy Hart. dancing:
in return for security . If w e continue o n that p;:~th, e THE GOAL IS TO ELECT CONSERVATIVES Kathy PhUips and Lonl Voorhes,
CandJs <Candy) Riddell, 17· year-old dauahter ot Dr. and
Mrs. Orin Riddell, 211 VIa Fl ·
renze, Udo lale, wtll be home·
comlnr queen for the Harbor
Hlth homecomlne rame and dance tomorrow (Friday) eve-
nlnf.
there can be only one result-loss of both freedom I am told that this is the wrong decision fo r a singing.
and security. conservative, b ecause it w ould actually b e a vo te The cheerleaders were i n· v· p . . I
It. would b e unthinka b le for a true American for Mr. Kennedy. I concede the fact that I w ill thus ~~~'l~C:~~e;,r~~a~-1 ~ J:::: IC9-r1nc1pa
patriot to vote fo r Senator John Kennedy for p resi-fail to offset a Kennedy vote. also that this no-vote et Livingston, Janis Ga rnier. from M•ISSOUr•1
dent, because Senator Kennedy is outspoken tn his decision could throw the election to Mr. Kennedy if Sunday Illingworth and Bonnie McMullen. M Del Bo I I h
scorn for our free enterprise system, which is the the issue is going to be a close one . ~-orH w es s t e
B 1
newJy.appol nt ed tea<.'hlng vire·
Sh~ will be erowMd at ha1t
ttme durtnr the HarbOr·Anahelm
rame on the Oran1~ Coatt Col· Ieee neld. The dance wJIJ be held In the gtrb' f)'m at HarbOt Hlrh
tollowinr th~ aame. 1t wtU be
an optional coatume ball ulled
"Neptune's Klnrdom." The princesses for Queen Can. dy's court will be Pam Zander,
senior; Barbara HuJhft, Junior: Karen Moore, 80phomore, and
Lynn 'Russell, freshman. In charge of the dance are
chairmen Sandy Davis. Sue Grlf· fin and Kathy Wilcox. and Dwigh t Dorman. senior class ad·
visor chairman. only economic system yet devised that is grounded j ut there is political ogic, as well as m oral justi-principal at Harbor View School.
solidly on Christian principles of morality and indi-fication, in not voting for president. If Mr. Kennedy *HEIGHTS SCHOOL She came to this school as a
vidual liberty. He states bluntly that our free enter-, does w in the election. then the conservatives w ill fi rst gradt> ten<.'her from New·
h
· b k b h d 11 b 1 Newly eJected members of the port Elementary School. She ls *HORACE ENSIGN
prise system does not wo rk, and that the govern-gel I e1r ac s u p , ecause t e anger wi e c ear student coun<.'ll at Ne w p 0 r t a native of Missouri, received
ment must step in to regulate supply and demand land present. and there will be a reviva l of the con -Heights School are Nancy NE'ere. her Bachelor's Degree there and Horace Ensign's A's and B'a
and p rices and p roducts. He is saying that nature's servative battle to preserve our Ame rican heritage Gary Guldjord. Kathy West, Ter· completed her Master's Degrt'e both won In last Th ursday's
f 1 b l d h rv Daum Chr'&tlne Joh n•"n In California. She h"• taught all doublehaader aaatnst H a In •
laws of economics do n ot work; in other wo rds, that o a conslitutiona repu ic an to alt the march Elissa u·ndroth~ Larry R~: grades In hN publk school ca· Kaiser School. The scores "wE'~
the laws of man a re a bove the laws of G od. toward Socialtsm. Kevin Shannon, Mi<.'helle Wel· reer, which began as an 18-yea r· A's 12·0. and B't~ 19·0. Bill Hoi· If Mr. N1xon w ins, and there is 0 considerable chel, Edward Bechtel. Diana old In her naUve state. der and Terry Thompson werf' • AIJ. THINGS FOR ALL MEN •· ·1 t .. ( h d ld b Gerhardt Mr. an d Mrs. Bowles have one the stars In the A game. Jeff Sl en vote o protest. I e new p resi ent wou e daughter, arM a gra ndson Jiving J·fln('s and Tom Galla were the •
Senato r Kennedy s tands for political expedien-encouraged to support a p rogram of Am e ricanism • • • tn Laguna lk'ach. During the stars for the B's. The team man.
r-v. H e wants votes. and he 1·s wt"llt"ng to spend a lot d To learn poise in sinRing h<'· "1 an conservatism . fore an audience. to fin d out past summer, .she and her hu.~;. n~<.'rs art> Tom Ball. Bob BassN.
o f m oney, our money, to wm those votes He prom-The m ission for conservatives in this election is which tone best suits an lndivld· hand travel"d to Missouri; thc>n Jim Waydell<.'h and RobNt Kre·
h h f h f f
1 d · h h bl c Vt>ntured up the coast to Canada. del.
ises ig crop p rices or I e armer. low prices or to elect as many conservative candidates as pos-ua · an to acquire 1
(' a t 0 They returned to tht>lr homP in • • •
the Consumer. hl.gh wages for labo r . lo w Interest bl A Ringing in loud. clear voi<'('S. N .,_ h h 1 e her all, it is in the leqislati ve halls that the ThPse arl' some of the bE'nPflts ewport <Kac t rough Yellow. The eighth and seventh grade
rates for the borrow e r, high returns fo r the m vestor !ateful deciSIOns are made,· therefore the all-impor-childrt-n re<.'eive in the firth and stonP Park and Sa lt Lake City. G.A.A.'~ mE'et at 3:30 attt>r ~chool.
11
· h h d d d · th d h ShE' lo\'PS to cook and has a hob· The eig hth grade G.A.A. mt>etln"
-a w1t our o wn ar -earne m oney e xtracte tan 1ssue on No v. 8 I·s to vote for good patr1·ots six gra e (.' orus. b r 11 1 1 d .. y o "c-o <'Ct ng tr " and true Is on WNtn<'sda"'• the !'I<'Venlh
from us by aovernment taxation. end doled out 1n h h 1 h d ThP mPmb<>rs of the> chorus wdpPs." ' w o are w o e-earte ly against the welfare state 1 re: Diane Berry. Donna PNrl n. 1 grarl" on TuP<~rtay. ThlR quarter
government hand-outs . phllosophy Paml'la Le Cakes. Carol :"J<'i~on. ---~--------thc:>v are playing volleyball.
Senato r Kennedy and the Democr::I'!c Party arc C'athy Simp::on. Kim TuriPv. * C.D.M. SCHOOL I OUkers tor the eighth grade
• WE HAVE THREE GOOD CANDIDATES ... , ,.. So 'x th 1 arc:> Charlie Da\•is, pr('JJidt>nt:
p e rpetra1ing a colossal fraud on the publk promlS· ~even ·~ray, nny .nPrg('n 11
• Kathv Hartley. vl<'t'·Prt>!'lld<'n t,
ing all thmos fo r all men pretend1r.g t ha 1 t 1s all The voters in the Harbor Area ore fortunate in ~~P;:,~ki:a rb~r;;ls~~ad~n A~:;~ t h:~hr;~~~f '~11~"~ig~~~ ;:i'n:~ and Sue ~fath<'ll. s1wPtary.
free -y et they know and we all mus! reahze that having three outstanding candidafes. all incumb-;net Shows_t ark. Grorgc Wea,·N·IIna b<>lng !'thown In th£> main Officer<~ for thP t:<'VI'nth ~trarlt>
h h d d
r. a J ~ J VI 'T "' are Joy ISC'Jiy. prpsidcnt; Kan>n
it is not only not free, b ut that It cos·s even more for e n ts. w o ave goo votinq recor s I wtll be cast-.rt>,.. onP~. <'annP ""0
"· N · office at tht> Corona del Mar
h f J B U f U S
rv Ross. Terry Glass, :":a~{)' School. Janis Pernworth of Mrs. Brubaker. vl<'t'·PrP'IId<'lll, nn rt
t e government to try to do these th:nos than tf w e mg my vote or ames . tt or congressman. WPils, Sh~ron Galhralth, Trma D('nton·s thmt grade Is the young Tinka HI'~. ~'-'crt'tary.
were to rust to our o wn mn.anve And the g reatest John Murd y fo r state senator, and Bruce Sumner fo r Broylt>s. R1 rharrt Thorpe. ~helt.r artist. A nt'w snmple or chll · Fo~t~~~=n~a~~~r~~~~en ~o~~~~
COSt of all is our freedo m. state asse mblyman. Spurgeon. Step~nnlc-Brown. An ttrt>n"s llrti.!ttll' e-fforts is show n so<'ial set. He announc<'"~ th .•t
I A lr
drt>a Rojas, Elt7abeth ~1ad.A'nn. euch W('('k,
V1 ce-Prcs1dent Richard Nixo n and his Modern n e xce ent endorsement of Congressman Utt rvnthla Bram, Mvra Oqulst. Jan el~hth grade dan<.'es will bt' h('l d
Bepubltcans are not quite as far down the road to 1 comes fro m h1s o pponent Max W oods. who con-FI.-Jd. Ca thy &-Jrftan. Kathy • • • on the afternoon!\ or No''· 18.
d
w Iff s d c tt 11 J rlv B 11 A thrC'I'·mon th ·old Austrnlian Jan. 13, and Aprtl 14. and there
Sociahsm as a re Senator Kenne..Jv and t..JS Demo-e mns Mr Utt fo r voting against the many spending, u · -an Y au e · u e · kanna roo wa .s shown to all 111 '--1 h J 9 ~. r: .r utty Dagu('. Nancv :'-ief'<.'P. Linda ,., w ....,. On(' n g t evPnt. urw .
crats. b u t they are hustling along enerqeucally seek-oive-away schemes in Congress Another commen-Kitching, Da,·(' RI\'CrR. Tommy cl:tSses last week. The tiny two· Seventh grade dan<.'e~ are srht'd·
ing to kee p pace with the promises of the Democrats II action is Mr W ood's criticism o f Mr. Utt's unre le nt-Muntean, Cole ~1 I I I(' r. Pam loothc:>d animal was <.'llptured on uled Cor Dec. 9, Mar<.'h 10 and nn Th J ~~ 1 J n ran<'h In Australia ownf'd by evening dance Mo y 12.
Vice-President Ntxon has gone along w ith the • mg opposition to the C ommunist consp irac y . Pn~rP~~~~n ~~!a~:,rrj1"t1 ~~; M rs. New ton of rrvlne Terra('('. • • •
"me-too" Modern Republican program of the fan-Our C ongressman believes that freedom and ner. Billy Randol, Davict VIerling, She plans to keep It as a pet
tastic waste of tax money in the foreiqn aid hand-C ommunism cannot co-ex1st, but that one w ill con-Suzy Yost. Elissa Lindroth. Don· unt il 11 matun-s. but In the
h h k 1 th h H '-d be h na Kall nka, Kristine Moore, Un· meantime, It sleeps In a small
out w ic is draining us into national ban ru p tcy lquer e ot er. e wants uee om to t e conquer-da Ru..ssell. canvas satchel, wb l<.'h apparent·
Football squad mt>mbcr.s will
be sporting new Jackets soon.
Approval has been granted for
the purchase of 15 jacket& with
the ~hoot name on the fr ont.
They will be transferred to bas -
ketball squad later from the football players.
and winning us only scorn and hatred aboard ; the o r. Mr. Woods says Mr. Utt is leading us into atom ic • • • ly reminds hlm or hls mother's
db I h
pouch.
ruinous farm program of enormous subsidies and war an e ieves t at it w ould be b etter to try to get Miss Marcella Robinson·, t.lr· • • •
artifiCially h iqh food prices and mountamous stores lalong w ith Communist Russia than to risk war This ond graders were busy last Frl · Mrs. Hcngsls. st'co nd grade in·
f f od ff
· · h d f th at · th t t 1 "Ad 1 day preparing for Hallowe'en. 1 1 h [ o o stu s rottmg m government ware ouses.1 r~mm s me o e .. sen or l!1 a g rea nove , -Th<'v madE' original skeletons strut'tor. s n er irst year or • • •
m ore and more government involvement m such nse and Consent. who satd that he would rather and wit ches through n proce ~{~~~~ i~P ~~~r!:w,~~ ~::.~~ The eighth gradt' accelerated
helds as educallon. housmg and medical care. which crawl o n hands and knees to the Kremlin than die called paper s<.'ulpture. Rap ids. ~1ichlgan. wherE' she ~:::~":ta~tud~~ ~~;e~u~~~a:~
b I d 1 I und t · b b Th t th t k" d f Miss Robinson, or Lldo Islt>. earMd fier dt""'"'~' at Western 1 c an nng on y more an m o re government centro s er an a omtc o m . e answer o a tn o has be<'n tea ching in the New· ... ~~ systems, In<.' udlng the Roman .
• COURTING THE LIBERAL VOTE
!?lk was spoken many years ago, by Patrick He nry port School District for 14 y<'ars. University. • • • Egyptian and oth«>r bue number
• . fs hfe SO dear. o r peace SO sweet, OS to be pur-She is a graduale of thP Unlver. Mrs. Arlene Rlanda, se<.'re tary. ~~=~~~ins~~~;:~.ng t Dwane
Why co~ t. Mr. ~lXOn have _the courcrt;;Je to an-chased at the price of chains and slavery? Forb id it, :~~a~f CaHfomia at Santa Ba r-Is spending her first year In the The binary number sy tem
sw er all the g tmme requests w1th the honest state-Alm ighty God .. Newport District at Corona del rwith a base of two rather than
ment that the welfare state policy comes straight · Mar School. She was formerly a our system or 10> was used
from the C o mmunist doctri ne: "Fro m each a ccording e COMMENTS ON PROPOSMONS 1 AND 15 *MARINERS SCHOOL secret ary at Santa Ana High. by applying Its prlndples to • She Jive& In Corona del Mar, and electrical circuiting. Some stu·
to his ability, to each a ccording to his need." and The re are two particula rly controversial propo-A presidential election on a has a son in high school. and dents ha ve brought lJ1 models
will le ad d irectly to Socialism . and then to C o mm u -sitions on the ballot, the first and the last. No, I. the small scale will be held Nov. 8 a daughter In fourth "grade. ot series circuits. parallel clr·
nism ? He should have the moral fo rtitude to say state water b ond issue. is g etting grudging a pprov-at Mariners School. The election u~~~gr~~~ ~~li to~~:. ~rs~ cuits and serles·parallcl circuit,
that it is immo ral to play the ro le o( "Ro b in Hood," al fro lll o rganizations and individuals; the re a re se-;:~t r~~~~~f.d ~:7dur~~ tt~~o~~h cussed at a raculty meeti ng held w~~~ t~i'ss m~~= 0~~woc ~~~
to take by fo rce from those who have in order to rious misgivings about contract d etails a nd a bout first and sixt h grades are ellgl · last week. working wit h the tour processes
g.ve to those who have less. He could point out that a sou nd guarantee that the Southla nd will g e t th e ~~:1:0 c~~~~ro[, t~~e~~~~::::J ha~e a~woau~~~~~~~a':tea~,:,:~~ ;:~~~u ~~d s~~[~~~o~ "'t,~~ti~l~~
our God-given rights d o not include the government-water it needs. There is another critical que stion, Tuesday and wednesday of this party Monday. complete wtth with base 10 numbers. Instead
al a ua rantee of happiness, b ut they do include the which has been sidestepped in the liv e ly debate week. costumes. The aUalr was held algebraic terlns have bee n s ub:
maJ:enable right to life. liberty and the PURSUIT o f o ver Proposition I , and that is the possibility of fed-The affair was organized by at the school. stltuted, Mr .. ~e~tlt .. ald. h~ppiness That calls fo r individual initiat1ve and e ral intervention in the future to d ete rmine how the ~~hfi~1'!t:r;,ad:1~~-co~~~~:~; AIIEMDI raESRO KEETDrG New student body officers are
enterpnse not reliance on governmental decree Feather River water is to be allotted. A precedent to Mr. Earl Bjelland, principal, H;;::P.HI~~m~~~~.P~~~~:c!d 0~ Dave Fontl us. president ; Molly
Mr Nixon has had many golden opportunities has been set in the California-Arizona d ispute , w hich 'The students are very Interest · meetlnr of t.he State curriculum ~=n~dv~~ !~e:e~t~e;~· and Millie
t
I. I bold! . f f A . . h" h " f ed" b . 1 s· run.: d ed, and this will be an edu<.'a· Committee or 1he California As· M R -:::> spr>ar. ou y m a vo r o mencan1sm, w lC was re e re y spec1a m aste r tmon 1L1n uonal experience cor them." r. obert Ulley's home room
mea .. s self re lian c e , private ente rprise, and faith in The re are grave doub ts about this water proj~. and • • • ~octdmaltinol!'traotofr•SelcnondFa!!..noSchlaoostl odttlcersLiared Leuah Rogers, pres!·
God B 1 h d
· h ff d h ood 1 • .. .. "''"' ent: n a lodlas, ~tary: u • apparent y e oes n ot WlS to o en I e a g rue is to vote "no" in case of serious d oubt Mrs. Frances Butler's sixth week. The • meettnr concerned Duana Burgess, student body
'g1m;1,...' rrowd. He is courting the liberal vote and I am going to vote "no" o n Pro position 1. Also de-=~~:n:a;al~~es.!:~~~·~~~ :n'~ 1currlculwn changes for high represe ntative, and John t>en l·
is trJk.na the calculated risk of losing the sup port of serving a "no" vote is Proposition 15, Senate rea p-week. The class haa 'been study· s=c;;hoo;;;;ls;;;;o;;r;;th;;;e;;a;;:t;;a;;te;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;so;;;n;;;.;;;a;;lt;;e;;;rn;;;a;;;te;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;=
the ,..()nservat1vcs. Perhaps h e thinks that the con-por tionm ent. primarily because it w ould d estro y the lng the problem of congestion, -
servt::t. ves have no othe r p lace to go b ut to vote for h istoric concept of re presentation in the two houses and' rrarrtc hazards to and from
h
school, and feel they could look
1m But they do have som e other place to go; they o~ legisla1ure . Bo th wate r a nd reapportionment can at the altuatton more closely 1r
can "take a w alk" as far as the preside n tial voting be solved on a sounder basis. . no one rode blcycles for this pe. · d H h rlod of time. 1~ concerne . e re is t e summary for election d ay: • • •
This IS not an e a s y decis ion to make, b u t it is the e 'niE CANDIDATES Mr. Robert Slaugnt's fourth
only morally right decis ion . We he re in C a lifornia . . grade claas presented a report
are not allowPd to write in a preside ntial candidate. Fo r Pres1dent of the Uruted States .,..... ····-··-·No Vote on Nation Ball rules to the stu·
To choose the lesser of two e vils is in itself an evil. For U.S . Cong ressman ·--·······.Ja mes B. Utt, incumbent dent council It was accepted.
Th 1 F Stat S at J h M d J · be t but returned for furt her tUidy. e o n Y course to take is not to vote at all in the o r e en or ·--···-···· 0 n ur Y r., meum n The game of Four Square has
p residenhal race For Sta te Assemblyma n -.. Bruce Sumner, incumben t been under oblervatlon by Mr.
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• THE PROPOsmoNS
Tilden FerrUI' fifth grade. They came up with a set of rules
No. 1-$1.750,000,000 in s tate wate r bonds ·-···--·.No which w~re accepted. but alto
N 2 In Assembl t t 4 N returned for further atudy. o . -crease y erms o years ·-··-·-o
No. 3-0isabled vete rans' tax exe mption -···--·-Yes * uaD•"B VIEW
No. 4--8-year terms for state colle9e trustees _Yes n.n&UJIW'
No. 5-Increase legislators' pay to $750 m onth -Yes Over 500 parenta Oiled the
No. S-Lower assessmen t n on ·profit golf courses No Ca!~torlum at Rarbor VI"'
No. 7-Ease restrictiop o n chiropractic board ·-Yes Sehool to open the "Be~k to
N 8-r 1 • ligibili School" al1ht procram.. Unde.r o. r e on s e · · · · ty to vote -···--·---·-· ......... -... -No lh.e dlnctJon of Mr. John F . Dean,
No. 9-Claims against chartered cities, counties Yes pnnctpat. and eo·~ by
No. 10-Procedure Jor remo val of judges ·-··---No tt~ Pannt .ta;uttJ !t~tutton,
N 11 Lim , .N ,..,. annua, parent. ,_y 1tu·
o. -· it veterans tax exemption --·· .. ··--······-· o de.nta" feltl¥1ty weleomed an
No. 12-Repeal obsolete language in state sao crowd to u.. ttUlalcSe
Con.-t:tution y ·I*'"._ At the doee ol the ....
Ol& -·-···· -·-·----·-'" ~--· 8S t raJ meft&nl. p&ren .. vi8&c.d tbe No. 13-Appeal from justice or municipal court -Yea dulrao~DJ ot t.Jwlr dUJdren 10
No. 14-Uae gas tax funds for grade crossing · a.m ot uw P'Oif .. t.r tiM bonds o Ollla1q ~-The ~ ... es..d ... tbe ftO Elitalttft .......
No. IS-Reapportionment oi the S~ Senate --No .._... wttll com. ... cllllldll
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Merrily ye~~r• •••
Christmas Cards
I
• •• Ire• Bara..r ... k•
Traditional « "way out," Mnti•
mentll • ~ -you•re
.... to And • c.d to tuft yovr
..... I.M f*M) iR HarMr
loeb' ..... dioft.
I
IS NEAll FOR
CO WltHDRA WS .PBieautSifylin9d .~~\!"~~!~~ • an 0 ve Nov, 18 to not tt:aC'hed the 2t.t annlv•rsary
ISLE PROJEa Retletve Of~ Of birch on July 1, 1961, may &P·
th! ~~~~!':~~fpl:~ h:•·~~l~~ I ~~~;~~~~~~t::~ r:::d;c~ ~0::' !!;.~ N!c:J: ~p~~~uadl~f:~~ ~~~:i:rre~lvtder attlpt -;,n acore wUJ be 11ven a rll ld physi-
The tr"VIne Co. l1 *lthdrawlnc parldoc at the pruent location Appllcatlort forma are avail-cal exam flrly In 1961.
Ill Jona·planned aubdlvtslon of ol Chrtatlan's Hut: A City Council decitlon to ce-able at hllh Khoob and at the The NROTC collere tralnlnl
Unda tale an4 111 Uldq that Beamt.h, Dt,.tna and Cortete, all the divider areaa met recrultlnr branch 1tallon, prorram l1 also open to enlbted
this small Ltland be reverted to _,to 212 &1st St., West Newport, objections from tJ\e Parkl, N. lush St, Santa Ana. men on active duty with the
acreare. permiallon to conatruet 1 30-unlt Beaches and Recreation Commta-Appllcanta will take the na-Navy and Marlne1. A .epArate
Thla applleaUon tor the rever-motel and mana~r's apartment. alon, and the Marlnera Mile tlon-wlde competltlve exam Dec. quota la establiahed tor appll-
alon to acreap will be consld· John M. Clark, 120 ~h s~. m1 erthants a1frl~ to ra~ fundi 10 as the first step toward an cants within th@fll! aervlcel,
fl'8d thla eventni (Tbumday.l at Wett Newport, addition to dwell-or a beaut cat on pro~·· appointment aa mldlhlpman. the meeUnr ot the Newport The n ext plan, lncludlnr The NllO'I'C pmrram mak .. It lnr. which 1a non-contonnlnl 1 tl ,. 1 th ., 1 d t leach Planntnr Commllllon In becauae ol covered pauq:ewaya P an1 n nbo e r PI an bou""t poalble for a youna man to ea.rn
the City uall at he cur • carne to a a rerular cormnlaalon while
#• within a 1lde y1rd .etback. --1 •--f h Cancelli-out the Unda file ~."NV n cc.t ....,.,au~e o t e ex-atudylnr at a civilian coli-of ··• Anchorap Apartments, 28 of r1 1 d h -·~ I UbdlVIIIon Is In llne wJih the Bayshore Dr., Ba.y Shores, reto: pe:nae wate na P PH. an l e hi• choice which has an NROTC
1rvtne Co. dedalon, at.o an-cate •xU-foot alan and add 1 me1 rehanta aalhd they couldn't u.nlt. All tuition, fHs and booka
nount'M lut week, to withdraw 3x9.foot arrow ata!l. ra .ae that muc money. are tumlshed by the Navy, and
Its application tor subdivldlna At the Oct. 18 Council study the etudent recelv~11 an annual
the Irvine property alone Bay· E. H. Corwin and J. S. Neau•. AeMion another proposal waa retainer of 1600 for 4 y~ars.
side Dr., from the Marine 'Ave. 1202 E. "-lboa Blvd., Balboa, d~rlbed by AI Snyder. PBR Duri ng the s ummers th~ stu-
entrance to Balboa bland welt-perml.ulon to remove IUbatand-c hairman. This plan c•lls tor den! eoea on training crul~ to
erly toward Coast iiwy. ard aaraaes and construct new redwood planter boxes, to hold manf parts of the world. Alter
This wa~ done, accordina to l &raaes, kitchen, bath and room.a Matal plum tr~. which grow completing the usual 4 year col -
Irvine engineer, w. R. Mason, above, converting one kitchen about a foot high. The area bfo· lege counoe, he Is commluloned
becauae "our planning depart· Into a bath, on a buildln1 that tween box4!S wUl be blacktopped. in the Regular Navy or Marin~
ment Ia In the process of devel-1• non-contormlnr because it There will be no watering pipe, Corp.s and aoe• on a ctive duty as
oping a general plan for our un. has 2 dwelling units on an R-1 and the cost or the entire proj-a prCNJpectlve career oUicer with
developed areas and wishes to par~l . ~t. with 120 plum plant! and the Navy's (ar-flun& fleets.
study this specific area as It Kunz Slrn Co., 9-11 E. Coast 100 aldcwalk trees, Ia about High school seniors and grad-
relates to other areas and u a n Hwy., Corona del Mar, pernils-$1.320. u:ues who have reached the 17 th
I I •-f slon to construct an unlighted entre parce ..., ore either zon· The Marlne>rs Mile merch ant~ · bdl 1 1 1 11 d alan not to exl'~d 150 square 1nR' or au v son s app e to already have rallied more than
hi .. feet In panel area. I s area. that, and all that Is needed for William Jordan, 627 Irvine ERTI C TE OF BUSINESS llere lA the agenda for to-a .go-ahead Is formal approvnl C n A
LECAL NOTICE
lllll.elll••'l Filii
Patricia Crou:. 415 N. Newport N,~:;i;~rr Hel&h~. attempted to c
suicide by slashing both
wrists with a razor blade, New -
port pollee reported at 4:04 p.m.
last Friday.
A.s offlct'rs arrh·ed thl'y found
her husband, William. jllllempt-
lng to stop bleeding from d~p
laceration.~. Arte r tourniquets
we re applied, she was taken to
Uollg llosplt.al.
The hus ba nd explained
his wile was expecting a
and thry had both lost
jobs.
MEET IJrf IUIILJJICAME
I h · I h Ill .__ Ave., Newport Helghlll, permis-Fl 1 1 y· N n g t ~ meet ne. whlc w ....,. rrom the Sta te Htghway Oivl -ct t ous 1rm a me g in at 8 o'clock. slon to add a bedroom and den P-lm3 Robert Magnusson, \'l{'('.ptincJ.
on a dwelling that 1.! non-con· sion. al 1 H bo u· h St-h 1 e TEifTATIVE MAP • forming because of 2 units In an THE VOORHIES S"IL Til~ UNDERSIGNED do hen·by rend:d a a~(';tin~ of rhr: ~,,:tt; Hearing on Tentative Tra~t R-1 zone. ... cert1ly that they are ronductlng vice-princi pals or !he Ca lifornia
4003, which Ia a reveralon to • E-A bc\'Y of friend~ was aboard a l.a.undromat business at 3238 A••-lotlon of Set•ond·-•.· huol a creage of Tract 2096, known as AMEJfDM n• E c 1 h C d I """"" ... J ·"" Lindll Isle, tbc !ormC'r Shark Is -Shoreline Constructi on Co. 215 the Lurlin<' last Friday to toallt · oast II g way, or~na . e Ad ministrators las t week in Bur-la nd. Ocean View, Newport Heights. a merry bon voyage to Mr. and Mar, California under 1 e flcti· llngame. The C'ommitlee j11 stud\··
YOUR
By yeus of tralninc. your pharmacist
is an ~xact11111 acientist.
M a mem~r or ·the comm~nlty health team,
he is a dedicated professiona-l man.
Ye-t he is a businessman ena:aaed in aervlna:
your needs not only as a supplier of medicines
but as a merchant ""'hose stocks reflect
the da1ly needs ot ht.s customers.
A nd, too. he's a fellow towruman. a ta:ll"payer,
a neighbor -one ••tho has a personal concern
for tht' hulth and welt an or your fa mily.
Clwistensen Pharmacy
l021 E. COAST IIW'r .. COBOJfA DEL ICAB
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* CROWN HARDWARE * e FIJfAL MAP rezone an R-1 lot to R-3, bccaU!IC: .\frs. Robert Voorhies of 2532 Vis· llous firm name of Corona dC'I ln r discipline codes, attl'ndan(-e
Co Mideration of the final map fi ve of the lots Immediately ad-t3 Drive, Bay Shores, as they left ·1'1far La1 undromadt •nfd hi haft 11sa.ld procedurH, programs for rehwt. _ .. A BOVII-OU> D
j I I I II j for llawaii. rm s compose o I e o ow-~nt ''"'"'''· 10 .• _ ... ,1_ ''''"'"• ...... .. &PU~ ITOIIE"" hOM of Trart 3764, a proposer! subdi -on ng are commerc a y zonN I h I f II .. .. ""'', n c CUT filE OLD COLDlY ......... \'lslon of 15.09 acres, divided into and 4 of the 5 arr being used ng re,rsons w oselnda.mes n u I lor u sistllnt princlpal.s and thf' UTS Alii I• 038-lolo
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•I 1 "'po ~~IN~ TO MILIT""T OALL and p ace-K of res ence arr, •• '''po-•'lbllltl•• of •·l-.p,ln•l·
49 lots. easterly of Irvine Ave..
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commcr ... a p.. ~e!i. ,___, "" ""' follows, to-wit. Nlrolaas Kkk.l•r''~·-~~;~i;~icii,iiii,ii~;';'"'~;EAn':~:c;o:i...,.~;m:GIIW;~A;T;~;:~~c;o~ao~~·~A~D~ELi~llli•~IJI~~ northr asterly of lllghland Dr., T he Army and Navy Ball will 4J3t; Orchid Avenut>. Corona del ·
near Baycrest and Harbor High-LEGAL JfOTICE a tttra ct a number of parents to 'f c l'f 1 w G Ill . nr. a 1 ., • • ,arman. , land~. CERTIFICATE OF BUSI:-.'ESS the Academy o!Carlsbad. Amon~<! 2909 Broad Street. Newpor t
• VAIIJAJfCES Flctldous Firm Name these wil l bt' the Robfort lngold.s Brac-h, Calit. Th N ~W'
James Allan Crane, 607 Jas-The undersigned does hereby of Ha rbor Island, whose two old -WIT:-.'f:SS our hands this 14 th e
mine Ave., Corona del Ma r, per· cert.lry that she i!l conducting a C'SI boys attend the sehoot. clay of October. 1960.
mi.'-Sion to build a 2·car g.uagC' building materials spc<"lalty bus· 'Il l Nkolaa11 Kirk
and disaster !lheltN on a \'Ol t'!l'll lneSA at 6(17 &gonia Ave .. Co-LEGAL JrfOTJCE sf J. W. Garman. Ill. SNACK SHOP
lot adjaCf'nt to his residence. rona del .\far, u ndN the fi{'fl -NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE O F CALIFOR:-.'IA 1 V'
Leighton Taylor. 201 E. Bay tlous firm name of Elecor Sales No. A-JG631 fu _ ~ ·---Ft .. Balboa bland, encroach 6 Co., and that said firm is rom-1~ THE SUPERIO R COU RT OF COU NTY O F ORA NG E I ._....
BUEIY Mil
RESTAUUIT
inct'les Into the side yard along posed of the following person TilE STATE OF' CALI FORNIA 0 :-4 THIS 14th day of 0<1o·
P ark Ave., to build a stairway, whose nil me In full and place IN A:-.'0 FOR THE COU NT\' OF ber, 1960. before me, a :-.'o-l
zero side yard setback on each of residence a re as follows, to· ORA NGE tary Public In and for sa id
side, 3'1·fOOt rear yard setback wit: Harriet v: ~tack , 607 Be-Estate of L. A. Kirchner, aka rounty and state, residing
from th~ alley on the southerly gonia Ave., Corona del Mar, Loui!-A. Kirchner, a ka Anthony tht>reln. duly commissioned
side of proposed garage, In order Calli. Kirch ner, deceas-ed. Notice Is and 11worn. personally ap-
lo park 2 cars. Witness my hand this lOth hereby given by the under-peared Nlcolaas Kick and J. e USE PEilN1TS day of October, 1960. signed, florence H. Kirchner, W. Garman, Ill, known to
Art /La Shelle, 325 Edgewater HARRIET V. MACK Extoeutrlx of the estate of L. A. me to be the persons wh081!
Ave .. Balboa, permission to con-I Signed under penalty ot pe-r-Kirchner, d~ased. 10 the c red· names are s ubscribed to the
atruct 10-story and basement jury. I !tots of. and all person!-having within Instrument. and ack -
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COROU DEL llR -.. 3-7310
(CODE& OF COAST RICHWAT & lfAJtCZSSU'S)
SPECIAL 111-Aatuinll llflw!
n~n~~.,, Frillr, smru,, SllliU,
OPEJf DAD.. T -I TO t
apartment house, .Including a PubUsh: Oct. 13, 20, 27, Nov. 3, claims a gainst the: said de<'ea.sed, nowledged to me that they
restaurant. bar, swlmm lne pool, 1960' In the Newport Harbor En-to present them with the nee-executed the same. ~ "boa:::'~':'::'"'=:·-•~·~'•::•~•:_:•:•:•:.._"'1:::~":':'•:•:_::•:'~•::"~·------------\~ary vouchers. wIth 1 n six WITNESS my hand and oft!-APPLE PIE COOKIES IAifDWICII
-months after the first publica-rial seal. non of thla notlc.!!, to the said a/ Jeanne S. Duaan, Notary
...
Califomia'1 open land and~
tioo facilitiea are amon1 ber ID08t
pricele. ueeta ..• the b.ckbone
of her touriat industry wbicb
brinp $1 billion a year of outside
money into t.be •tate and createl
thouunds of jobo. By clarifyin&
1111 1 utent and .. urin1 fair tax~
ation of recreation areu. PROP.
osrriON & will k-Calilomia
beautiful, reduce IJIDOI, preeerve
faeilitiell for the bMith and en·
joymoo>t of her people.
Florence H. Xlrehne.r at the or-Public In and for said Coun-~,C uc. • DOL
flee of Hurwitz It Hurwitz. 430 ty and State. :1' 2 ft-for 7
l2nd ~~t. Newport Beach,liM~y~co~m~m~lu~lo~n~•~x~pilre:•~A~P~'~II~29;:·11~~::::~~:il::i~~~::=:~::::~~~::~~~::::~~~~~~::~~::::::::JI Calif., City or Newport Beach, 1962· •• .. •• .,.. c• .. II I I County of 0"""'· Stato of C•ll · Pobll•h' Oct. 27. Nov. 3, 10. 17.1 ftdlllll II I
fornla, which said office the un· In the Newport Harbor Ensig n.
dendgned seleets as a place of
business In all mattera ronnect-
ed with said estate, or to tile
them w ith the neces.sar)' vouch-
ers. within six months attN the
first publication of this notice.
In the offi ce of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of the State o r
Ca lifornia, in and for the Cou nty
of Oranae.
Dated October 24, 1960.
Floren~ H. Kirehner. Exe<'U·
trlx of the estate of L. A.
Klrehne.r.
Publish: Oct. 27. Nov. 3, 10, 17.
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
State Farm
!:;OMEOWNERS
:POUCYgives
more home
protection,
SAVES$$
Th~ ain1le policy coats Ina
thl'll n four s('parate home
polirie1, yet l iYel tntOitr pro--
l !<:t ion. And-the S tate FArm
Homeow-nen Policy OOIIUI lt'N
t han many other homeowne:-s policie~! or C'Olii'M, oomvl•te and u act J)Ntf'CtiOflill drec•1bed
only in U-. policy. Ask 11 brlnt
H &«<ay.
_.LCOAST..,-,
~ADD.II.U
oa ...... -.... 111..__ _____ _.. __ --..
Are YJl!! smoking more now
. ~
but enjoying it less?
~;V~
.._,.,nA~AniRA.._
You'll eftjoJ • C...l •ftYtime •f'ld -.er, tl••· So, H )'Ou'rw atnOki .. mew._.,.__..., ........ ·-·-""-'
..
( .,
I
~iw badfiekJ atar of the N. Y. Gi•rtts.
Holan is a Camel smoker. He say. he's bor·
other brands. But C.mel 15 the Ctl&ret!e
lor •mokina utisf.ction.
II
I -••u a-m. ....... 'I ••m~
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The Tbwwlay ~n1n1 Club
Ia a new Ol'l&nizatlon whlch a:ets
uder way tht. week, under the
ot~anJ.dna aporwonhlp of Mrs.
&obert &o,er ol Shore Cliffs. ,
Jt wUJ be> launched at a
brunch wt few 10:'30 a.m. today
(ftOY. 3) Ill ....._ Bay Clu b,
ftnt of a--. OIIDOftth17 meet·
lap whim · probabq wt.U be
twd In the futuw on the eecond
Tbu.r.day m o ra I D 1 ot each month.
The 'nl.ursd&y Mornlnc Club
will operate upon lines almilar
to those of the Tueada)'!' Club,
which Mra. Roper also OI"J'&nized
MVeral years a&o. That club hu
~wn to such proportion. that
J'M'ently Its members Voted to
»t a Hmlt upon membership In
order to accommodate the num·
ber who wish to attend Ita tunc· tions.
Mrs. Roper said that the mom·
lng meeuna time has been
chosen to make Jt convenient for
youne women with children in
school. The brunch will be
served promptly at I I a .m. fol-
lowing a halt hour social gath·
ering, a nd the proeram will start
at noon and end at 2 p.m.
At a preliminary meeting for
the purpose of organ:dn'g, Mrs.
'R~r met with a small Jtroup
of Interested women l t her home
last week. At that lime she was
chosen prt'Sident pro·tem.
Other o!!lcers who wlli s<'rvc
temporarily arc Mrs. William
Stem, a>rresponding secret:ary:
M rs. J ohn Jamieson, recording
secretary; Mrs. Swanson. first
vice preside nt and membcrlhip
chairman; Mrs. Jp.scph Bell, sec.
ond vice presideflt and program
chairman; Mrs. A. L. Ellsworth,
Ill Well! Jllll St., c.-. Ma~~
C... llaa P,_. MJ J.UU
treasurer; Mm. R. W. Dauben·
•pede. tinandal .ecretary.
Sectloz\t planned for the club
ar& the Sinalealres. f"or s inale
women, either unmarried or
widowed ; Globe Trotters, who
will travel th~h the medium
of tum. and travel talks as well
aa by actual tripe; a bridle
aroup; luntors, for those under
3!5: Baby Sitter, Anonymous, and
the Culture Vultures.
Tiny Michael
Takes a Bow
Mrs . .f"Rumont W. Houa:an wa•
hostes.s recently at her home, 704
Poinsettia Ave., Corona del Ma.r,
to membfors of Newport Harbor
Soropllmlst Cl ub .
• She had a two-fold purpose In
giving the luncheon for the club
mem bers: To show her appreda·
tlon for their cooperation durlna:
her term of oftloe as president,
and to present for the first time
her young son, whose bi rth lui
June hastened her resignation
before she had completed her
year.
The baby, n.:.med ).1i chael,
made a hrif'f and smlling ap.
pearam·e ""hlle d ub members
admired his good disposition and
his W('a.lth of red hair.
).frs. Frank Mattas, presldt"nt,
pres ided at the brief business
ffi('Cting. :\1u. Jan Davis, w ho
has been inaclh'e beca use of a
lengthy Illness. was able to be
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THE COSTA ICESA·B.ABaOB ABEA'S OLDEST
TV·APPLlAJifCE SALES & SEJIVJCE OaGAJfiZATJOIII
Takc time to bother. The)•"re
small for such a little while:
U:IIEE IS WELL AGADf
f«>n~ Ingold has re<'Ovcred
from Injuries sulferl'!'d whill" rid·
ing horseback. The 11 -year-old
dau,~thtE'r of Mr. and Mrs. Rob·
e rt Ingo ld of Harbor bland suf·
tered bruises and Acra tches. as
well as a cut requl.rlng stitches.
SUFFEU ASlAJII' FLU
This time It was the doctor
who got sh-k. Dr. Ralph Tandow·
s ky of Lido ble was home Cor
nearly a wet'k, confined wlt)l a
bad ca~ of Asian flu.
LECAL wanCE
CER'lTFICATE OF BUSINESS
Flct lllou!!i Firm Name !=~=~~~~~~~~~~~~E~~~~~~~J [ ~:~n;:':~EiuNoERSIGN"ED do here·
certUy that they are con·
a business of owning
1 ::;~,,';:,~7,~,"'':~;,;:;::;, Jea!!llng of In Corona
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20241 Ha"-ll•d,
Coa.ta MeN e Kl 5-9471
3M2 E. CO<IIII Hlghwcry
OR 3-«180
Corona del Mar
ALTAH
U WAUAII -AI'Mrtc&'l ....,_ Sa&ectton
&ouQd.t. a Clodl: a....uan ra.bloa --·----~~··-
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the lic-tl-
tlou!l firm name of McMahon
Properties and that said firm Is
composed or the following per·
sons whose names In full and
plaC'ell of residence are as fol·
tows, to-wit; E. C. Me..\fahon,
1425 Santanella Terrace. Corona
del Mar, Calif .. ; Gertrude E. Mc-
Mahon. 1425 SantaneJJa Terrace,
Corona del Mar, California; Con-
stan~ E. Franklin, 1201 Flren:te,
Lido bland, Newport Beach,
California.
WITNESS our hands this 10th
day of October, 1960.
sf E. C. McMahon
•l Gertrude McMahon
'
C<A.t">:Constance E. Franklin.
OF CAUFORNlA \ ...
lco·uwrv ORANCE J
lOth day of Octo~r.
me, a Notary Public
said county and atate,
therln, duly commls·
•nd •worn, personally
. C. McMahon, Gf-r·
and Conatan~
to me tO !)('
names are
to the within lnJitrU·
aeknowledged t.o m"
they executed the tame .
WITNESS my ha nd and of
flclal Sl'&l.
a/ Jea.nne S.. Du1an,
Notary Public 1 ~n and tor
Aid eo.nty aftQ State. ""'c.m ........ -~ April 2t, 11112,
Publllh: Oct. 2'7, ""'· "' 10. 17.
Ia lllo "----...
.... Brill&•
Mr. and Mrs. Rawson Foote
rntcrtainrd re«'ntly at tht"ir
home, 235 Driftwood Rd ., Shore
Cliffs, at an e\"enlng of bridgt"
following d inner.
Guests were :"of('ssrs. and :\fmt>S.
:1-kKI"nzie Brown, lladd Ring.
:\forgan Thl'lme, Edwin CutlinR.
.\"orman Huff and Ca ptain and
:\fr~. J ose ph Lademan. :\Irs.
Brown wag w inner at brldg(', and
).frs. Ring wa.s a dose sK"ond.
Carters Plan .
Sailing Tour
m lapziH l;elll
of ChaiCfiiC lh"'llrt
"Changing Newport Beach."· Js
featured In a 4-page picJure
story In the October Issue of
"p.r.m.", th e Pacific Tf'lephone
m:agazlne for the 11 western
states. There ar~ photos of the
bay from the Corona do.l Ma r
bluffs. the University of Cali.
fornia site, Balboa Fun Zone,
Ford ANonutronlc-, and the Vista
Lido skyscr:apc~.
HUJtTT ILL
:\frs. John Hurtt has ~n serl-
ou.d)' ill with pneumonia
lions at her hom(',
View, :-le-wport llf'ights.
"It's Fun to Dress
In Fashion·•
anZENS OF ALL
WALKS OF LIFE AND
POLITICAL BELIEFS SUPPORT
THE RE-ELECTION OF
State Senator
.JOHN A.
SENATOR MURDY'S RECORD-
• Ha ho1 fought for ~ultobla funch for new hlghwayt
and frMwoYJ throughout tM county.
e H• ha1 pu1hed through the alCpona5on and lm~
ment of beoche• and porkt Itt tha county f« ,., ..
oflonGI UM .
e Ha plortcl on Important rola In obtaining tha planna;cf
loc:atlotl of tha Unlvattlty of Colffomta c:omp411 on
~ Irvine property ot Corol\0 dal Mor,
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MONDAYS
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£TUNA
HAMILTON
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RIVATE DAY SCH
(non sectarian)
AI Ecmnonl we offet JOUr child lllo following: * A stimulated training irf the Art of Intelligent
Thinking. * A basic understanding of the heritage of
our country, ou r race, and its relation to
the world. * From these basic principles your child is
fit.ted to e_nter t his wor ld as a good citizen, a · good fr1end, and with high principles.
• FALL TERM •
ENROLLMENT "OW BEING THEN
Oront~~~ Ceunty'a dtbeftl hove' .. I,.. tNmandanfy llr
......_ Ia•..., Munly NtM•••t theM In ttt. State
C4opllol tloo ... I .,..n. 1'lloto "'" lout a low .i ..
ocwmplabnafttl:
• He hot fought a continuing baHia for ad~uate watw ,uppn.. for thtt boomlne county. ' ' .
• Ha ho1 obtained tuM. to provlda MW tehool• aMI
cklllfOOml In the covnl)l1 hplocllng ~ehool systemL
• ~ woa ~l in .-..nino fOf' Orange County
tha MW four )'Mr Stata College In fult.rton.
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• AUA uu•• .... IIIlA TOll IMill'tY'S I' "MIION
DEAJI" ltADFOaD. COlORA DEL JIU CII'IWMAJI
Art:1n 11 AttadNry
ICra. a.ttle Attarbuy
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Let's make 1t 99.9 per cent
next Tuesday ... You know in
European countries, the vottn1
population turnout on votina
days varies from 80 to 90 per
cent . . . Here In the U.S. the
peroentaae In the paat has been
down In the 60's ... What's the
matter with you auys ? Why Jet
the other fellow have the say
while you sit at home and crab
a bout the outcome, ... Vote,
vote, vote, next Tue.tday and the
person you want will be the
win ner ...
*
hac:Me a-cmolf, £ochtla.
"-Ia C..role, W1ddy 0.·
loa 8nad ..... wbat you
...... 1at Tbu.nday at ...
OrciDp Coaat c.u..,. ~
Sc:bool • • • Pat ..... &om
Orcmge Coaat Colle9e CIDd C.· ry CelbD ,,_ ea. loatbera
Cowaties Caa Coaapcmy always
maG9f' to coolr up a star. ol
DeW twists ·-tbe ...... cmd f'rTUI9 pcm ••• Tb1a Tlaan·
day tbe Ylctuals ~
ctnaa..s up an~ .. Foad.a
for my PCIU Lcldr' . • • That's
yoa ••• c ..... to tM Udo
Tbeatn cmd biCift a Uateta. tbeD
90 boaM CIDd awpdae tbe fam·
Uy CIDd your OW'D taste buds
with a di.DDeT 9oodle lll the 1• mCIIUMr •••
*
Las t Wt'Ck, Joe Payne, the big
l'hlt'f m<'nl c utter round the c
parts, dlss('rtated over a rnl'k o!
Jam b ... He'll be back, perhaps
to give a manly nip to a pot
roast ... And don't forget the
"Queen~ for a Day." double ses·
~Ions, two Gaffers a nd Sattler
Gas Ra nges (free standing or
built lnl ... a hundred addl·
tlonal g ifts . . . Al Pearce u
MC ... and all the fu n, fun, fun
. . . Tk kf"l'l are at the door and
are yours for the a sking.
*
Tou take 800 d~. U9bt
'em wtth a bUI1liD9 deSire CIDd
you"Te 9ot a coa.flCI9fCitioa •••
WbeD the desire ls to wcmt to
sene aDd the 9oal our H009
Ho.pttal all th... flnwcwka
add up to the 91owlD9 ladl•
wbo make up tbe 8009 Bo.Pt·
a1 AaxWary ••• Did you kDnr
that they'ft rabed 1100.000 ....
the U.pttal from tbeU dues
CIDd fu.Dd rcd.dD9 protects Uace
tbelr lDati9atioe I years ago
cmd haft giftll 120.000 boun
of their time woddD9 lll the
tw.pttal for free ••• Tbe Roag
lAdJn D...,..t ba.bT Js a C Ut
Sbop lll the lobby of the ~
pltaL AU the we»d to nm this
9Ut ahop la YOlullt"r aDd all
the p10flta 90 (of coune) to u.. ~tal. Chrtatmaa la com·
1D9 ••• when elM CCIII you do
your ahopplD9 aad at U.. same
time coatrtbute to a "IT
worthy cau .....
*
Rig ht now. Novf'mbf'r 10 to be
Pxac r, thP Hoag Ladles yparly
fund raising project ls a lunch·
~n fashion show a t the Balboa
Bay Club ... A premier show·
lng ln Oranee County of the
Uttle Courtlerf' of Los AnplH
which features fashions from I.
Magnin, BuUock's and Hauar·
ty'1 . . . The tickets are f7.50,
S5 which will be donated to the ~ltal ... To top aU tJ'IIs, the
ttlree stores featured are each
glvt~ S.'50 merchandl~~e o~rs as
door prtus. top~ by a JT&I'd
prize or a three day w~k end
In Laa Ve1as at the Hacienda
Hotel complete wtth airplane
transPortation, show tickets and
toll ... Mice ... We h ave tick·
et. here at Mazy Dodd's Gift
wra..an1 boOth •.• u JOU haven't alven to your • untl:d P'\and, shame, shame on
yoa.
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Balboans Aid
New · Pr~iect
Another 1tep In the modernl·
zatlon or the Balboa area ls to
be taken with \ht upendlture of
approximately $10,000 for color· rut simulated m01lac aldewalka
which will bear the bureees of
Kewport Harbor area yacht clu~
and boatlna and flahln1 organi-
zations.
A dinne r dance he ld last nl~ht
(Wedneaday l to ral~e funds .,r
the project attracted a larae
group or members and friends
of the B a I boa Improvement
A.un.. spon.ors of the project, to
the Villa Marina restaurant.
Monte Grime•. president of the
group, outlined the ambltiou~
plana which will be financed
cooperaUvely by Bahia Corinth!·
an Yacht Club, Balboa' Angling
Club, Balboa Power Squadron.
Balboa Yacht Club, the City of
Newport Beach. the Commo.
dorea' Club, Udo Isle Yacht
Club, Newport Harbor Lady
Anglers, Newport Harbor Yacht
Club, So\lth Shore Club and
Voyaaera Yacht Club.
Accordlna to Mr. Grimes. the
new d8Jgned portions of the
sldewalka will have .a back·
ground of dark graf or similar
neutral shade. The b urgees of
the cJub will be done In a new
process being worked out by the
DuPont Co rpo r a tlon, looking
much like moslac or terraza, but
wearing Indefinitely and a lso
retaining a nd oUerlng a wldC'r
ra nge o! color.
PLEDGES ALI'HA PHI
Kristina Kay Bruning, daugh-
ter of ~fr'l. Karen ~1argreta Wood
ot Corona del ~1ar. has recently
pledged Alpha Phi Sorority at
Long Beal'h State College.
SOX FOa TBE TOIIJCCYS
A son, ~lchaeJ Paul, 7 lb. 14
o1,.s., was born to Mr. a nd Mrll.
Georgf' P. Tomko. 501 Poinsettia
Ave .. Corona del Mar. In Hong
Hospital on Thursday, 0<-t. 27.
He joins his brother. Rlchard,
21s. In the family. Mr. Tomko Is
managt>r of Avis Rcnt·A·Cnr,
Santa Ana.
TA.ItES llECRUIT TJl.AlNIXC
'IWU.a»AT. aOYDOU J. 1-aPDOaT IIADOI DIICII 5
rV.LISII&D.~ TIIVIISDAY COIIOaA DEL ..... CALIP. Return from
Journey iEast
F M M f M ME H I-
A10ong Us Girls •••
E E A • 8
By Louise Meteer ~ ~fr. and Mrs. G. A. Pelrsol,l * , , , •:• , : , • • +; = = = = a ownttrs of th~ Corona del Mar
WHAT WE NEED Is a n or·
aanlzatlon to end a ll organlza·
tlons. Who said that? Not 1: but
10meone did. Anyway, there Is a
new organization In Newport
Harbor area, to be known aa the
Thursday Morning Club. Why, I
can remember when Thursday
mornine was baklna and pollah.
lng the stlver morning and
women ate their breakfast wtth
the family at 7 a .m. Now It's to
be brunch at 10:30 and, a pro·
gram before Junior gets home
trom school. Jfrom the enthus·
lasm a lready s hown It's evident
that this Thursd ay t lub will
even(ually give the Tuesday
Club some competition for fun
and a warm welcome to womf'n
ot the area. • • •
HELEN COFFEY ot Corona del
Mar has such a zest !or life, and
this time It's the brand new life
of an expected baby nie<'e or
ne phew to be born very soon to
he r sister In Bethesda, Md ..
Helen jetted therf' (just outside
Washington, D.C. I last Friday, to
be met by her sister and mother,
a nd w111 do some layette shop.
pin~ before going on to New
York Ci ty.
• • •
Phannacy, jetted home Sunday Sacrame nto River, making a afternoon from a memorable trip
leisurely cruise of If. I throue h the New Enela nd States.
• • • and a week·long stopover In
WE'RE TOSSING OUR BOU· :-Jew York City.
QUET (and hope she catches ltl Boston was one of the fi rst
to Allee Goodsell, whose namt-stops, and Portland, Maine, was
a ppea rs on the by.Jlne' of so an E-xciting experience. The
many pictures In the press. Be· I beautiful fall foliage. said by 1
cause she Is always ready and native New Englanders to have
w1111ng to go at the beck and 1 outdonf' Nature's be t, was an
call ot last.mlnute publlcilJts, be· eX1ra thrill
cause s he frequently walla far In New York City they saw
too long on an aatgnment and thi> famoiAs play, "Miracle Work·
never loses her temper: because e?; and other shows, ~nd had a
she has such a nice family, we splf'ndld day at the United Na· think her bouquet should be tlons.
mostly orchids. ··we found the city all blockPd
• • • oft With dozens Of sel'urlty Otrl·
Most surprised and gratltled cers," Mr. Peirsol said. "Castro
voluntary mem ber of the Fourth alone ha d 600 ot them. and
tate undoubtedly was Mrs. Khru hchev .,.as rP porlslble for
Ralph (Jean ) Tandowsky, when many more."
the Lido Isle Yacht Club prt> Pnt· They went to historic old
ed he r with a beautiful plaq ue j Philadelphia and Washington.
In apprf'rlation for her services D.C.: s!>('nt 3 days In Virginia.
In handling their publicity dur· wht're they visited Shenandoah.
lng the past year. Richmond, Williamsburg, James·
Mrs. Polly Obt-r, who re<'ently t?wn and Y.orktown, and then a
returned to Lido Is le after a n ab., tmal jPt tr1p home from 8a ltl·1 sence of several years, Is taking ' more, Md.
over the job for the coming year.j --------I
T he tact that the presentation 00 YOU WANT • job, • rl4e •
of the plaque ~urred concur· ...... 1. • ._.by .,...,, Or do , ...... .,.
rently with Jean's birthday add· I .. _.._;,., to ... , Try bai9" d eW.
ed to the plealJure. fled ada. ORiole )-0510
For Cold Night and
Cooler Dcrya?
We11 put new life into
your winter doth--
CLEANERS
-MINOR REPAIRS FBEE-
Ju.t Call OR 5·0310 Or Drop ID At
3137£. COAST BWT .. coaOIIA DEL MD
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SEALjjSHEETS
c/floffuo!*~
ft1 L 17th ST.
COSTA MESA MI....-
WALTAH CLARKE'S
BA W AIIAJf SBOPI
America 's t.a,.est SeJectlon
Rounda da Clock Hawaltan Fa..shloo
()pell Sua. & EftL
20111AADtt AVE.. ~A IILAJfD oa,_..
OLD SUNTANS NEVER FADE
AWAY. nor even dlf", when thf'ir
ownt'r'l spen d a lot of time In
the wlntt't in Palm Springs.
Catherine Bucrola of Lido Isle Is
a desert enthusiast, and rE"cent·
ly s!>('nt some timE' therf' In
companv w J I h her chlldrf"n.
Set'm~ that Gf'or~tt'. thP lll'ad of
the llou-.(' or Bu l'cola. was In
Las VP~as attl'ndlng a buslnt>s.~
convention.
YOUR 51 I GS BUILD
• • •
FALL IS THE n~u: FOR
TRAVEL accorl11ng to Fannie
anll AI Cloud of Lido lsll', who
rl'cf'ntlv rNurnl'ri from a trip
north 'or San Francisco. They
drove, with stopovPrs in .Santa
Barbara and round evt'rythlng
t1ellghtful weathNWi~~> and h t~th ·
way wl!«'; all thl' !!Umml'r crowds
were home.
• • •
FOR SHEER PLEASU RE what
could ~ nlct'r than the trip we
hl'ard that Ellen anrt Dean Banks
nt Lido l«le juo;t romplf'tf'd!
ThPy took tht'lr l>oat up the con t
and on into waterways o! t h~
THESE MUCH NEEDED HOMES
·IN ORANGE COUNTY
~Jarlnt' Pvt. Donalt1 L. Rumble.
son ot Mr. and Mrs. Otto l.. Rum ·
ble Of 308 Coral Avf'., Balboa II!·
land. h MI completed re<'rult
training at the Marine Corps Rf"·
crult Depot. San Diego. The 11·
week cou rse lnclured Instruction
In all basic military s ubjecl'l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;
and Infa ntry weapons.
Fet ell ,_ prf"ti"9 "..dt. u n th.
(",;9" 'ubll,hi"9 Co~ Olltiole ).000 .
JCENIIEDT X U.S. Prnldellt
JORNSOX
Vlce·Pntaldellt
II AX X WOODS
U.S. Cooqreu
Jill X DtrT'Zl
State SeDate
TED X BEALL
AaHmhly 74th ---
NEWJIOBT BDBOB AJI.EA
~ fot .. tittle ..
$1 .00 • box. You11 be
proud to send them.
and your friends
will be thrilled to ,.,...,. ..... ..
tlftatw ........ by
your ·~.,.... and~IUCh•W. .., A. Gueet. Seul ~
... and~ others ... ... ~
duced on He lmark
O.lltlu• Cat& At ad-.. ,,.don the~
Hllmetk Hell of Fame . c..... "' and ..., your
.. 100ft.
Don't Let Wcmhday
Worries Get You ---
Toes Them to -
I ~
LUCILLE CLAIR
COAST
WASHERETTE
ADd SRJliT LAtnmRY
WE IROX ALL OUR OWN
FLATWORI
353& E. Coast Hwy ·
CORONA DEL MAlt
(Acroe.a from tbe Po.t Of1ice)
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WE PAY YOU 4.50%
Pl•s t6ese ''extra fli~tidends''
Your savings oot ooly earn the all-time~ au-
reot annual divideud ol4.50%, with instmKf safety
-but you alto make a vital contributioD to the
growth aDd prwperity oE your local amL
When you. place your savings with Newport
Balboa Sa~ we at ooce place ~ doDan
bade in'-1 your area to work at buildius DeW,
Deeded bomea. This means better living conditioDI
for families. Improved lots iDstead ol vacut Job
meua that YOUR property values ~ Local
burineaes gam .,., cu1tomen ••• better payi'Dg
jobe ._. cnatecL You penonaDy benelt iD JDaDY
ways frcm the potperity you create wileD you
put your savmp to wcrk building Otuge Comaty.
IDiure a more prosperous future for youneJf by
ilrYathlg iD the Association that is dedicatlld to
buildin' up )'Oar ccmmUDity u well u your ~
aaaJ po~p&ky. Newport Balboa Savmp pays
dJvideadr.,., 3 .,.,,.. Your lalla ...m.i•
po+411••Jaecl by ... lOdl of .., --··· -fnD IMbtoftbl__.t.
•
LAST WIIK
THE VILLA 1111111 ..._.....
lOSE MARIE
COMEDIENNE -
SON& STYUST
DfRECT FROM
fOR YOUR
DANCING
PlEASURE
! J •••• , ,..,..__
a ·H11 arc•••tra
.......... Leall7 Ne-...
Plus
Slriles & Henderson
Nightly in the lounge
c--. Now. a
ARTHUR WALSH
...... or C0111M7
Plu.
1t7 ......... De=-..
THE ROUNDERS
TA88Y CALVIN
TOPS Ill TASTES
A world of fine foods
in our main dining
room overlooking
Beautiful S.lbo.
Bay
Newport S..ch at the
entrance to Balboalsl.nd
Re~ervations OR 5-4200
CORONA DEL MAll
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
COIIGUGATJOIIAL
611 Heliotrope Avenue
Corona del Mar, Callt.
MORNING WORSHIP
9:30 and U A.M.
Church School classes 9:30a.m.
Nursery Cor both hOurs.
Edwin C. Gomke
Minister .
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Church or the Master
J:H5 East Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
The Rev. D. Wessell, Pastor
Phone: ORiole 3·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-Sunday School
11 :00 A.M.-The Service
WEL CO ME
LAS VEGAS
-v-·.··" ..._,: --.. ..... -... • ••-... -JI'acWCfee avaUUo&e for 7our ~ pu1.les. NI'Ttac
Crotlpe ot u to aoo. Plloae tor a..ervatJ-.
THE IEAUTIFUL
Utla
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
rDIST CIIUJICB OP CJIBIST,
SCIEJITIST,
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. SUNDAY SERVICES
9:15 • U a-m. WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m. REAQJNG ROOM-
3315 Via Lido. Newport Beac:b
Open week days-
• 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays 9 a.m. . 7 :45 p.m. Tuesdays and Friday.-.-
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. SECOJm C111J11CB OP CBIUST.
SClEif'TIST
Jfewport a.oda at
ConDa del Men
3839 East Coast Hlghwray Corona del Mar
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:15 a.m. SUNDAY SERVICE
11 a .m. WEDNESDAY EVE~l~G MEETI~G 8 p.m.
READING ROOM-
3839 East Coast H1g hway Open week days-
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You are cordially Invited to anend the Church Service.
and to use the Reading Room.
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Op.n houte w.. held Friday
to announce the openJnc of the
Trans Globe Travel Bureau at
• 1880 Newport Blvd., In Co.ta
Mesa.
Partl\era In the enterprlle are
Herbert Phahler, Newport •ach
manufacturer, and Reinbold Hau,
who had hla apprenticeship In
travel aervlce In the oUlclal Ba·
varian tourlat office In Munich,
Germa ny.
Mr. Pfahler Ja owner ol Gear·
tronlca Corp .• 1577 Placentia Ave .•
Newport Beach, manufacturer ol
preciaJon ceara for missile and
aircraft Industries. Mr. Ha u has
qeen an ortit'lal travel aeent and
exeC'utlve In Italy a nd Montrell,
Canada.
LEGAL IIOTICE
RESOLU'nON NO. 5325
a a eo o ••••••••••••••• . . •••••••••• CHIJRCHES
a a p a a a a a a a a a a a a 0 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
L•U.... a...,.. ei tM ...._ p.m. wiD be "What doea H m~an e.. Corona del Mar -The Rev. to ~ a Chrlatlan ?"
Ooucl .. Weaaell will preac h on • • •
the topic, "Honest Confea!on," Val•w Z'let C ll• r c Ia. Co.ta
a t the 11 a.m . Sunday service. Mesa -"Do Unlversallltl Be-
Holy communion will be cele-Jleve Leu!" 1a the theme choeen
brated. by Dr. Charles Clare Blau velt
• • • lor hla .ermon at the 10:30 a.m.
St. Aadnw'• p r • • by t • rt.a aervJce thla Su~. Church a.uc:~a. Clltr Haven -"Stub, or achool convenea at the same an Old Checkbook" will be the time.
sermon topic of Dr. Charles --------
DierenCleld at the 8:15, 9:3.5 and WOai.D OOJI'IIVaJTT DAY 11 a.m. Sunday eervlcu. The
Bethlehem choir will alnc at the World Community Day will be
9:35 service, and the sacrament observed by the Newport Harbor
of inCant baptism will be ad-United Church Women tomorrow
ministered at 11 a.m. <Nov. ~). beginning at 9:45 a.m.,
• • • at the Newport Harbor Baptist
S....tb-Day Adftatilt Church. Church, Fair Dr. a nd Fairview
Newport Heights _ Pas tor R. G. Rd., Costa•Mesa. Dr. David Nlel-
Mote will talk on "The N~d or sen wtll speak on hl• recent
the Hour" at the 11 a.m. Satur· travela In Africa. and there will
day service. The Youth Society be a panel or exchange students
lU d a Bible quiz pro-I from Orange Coast College. The w con uct d church women plan to ~nd Clrst gram at 7:30 p.m. thiS Frl ay. a id kits and hospital gowns to
• • • Liberia, Burma, Chile, Nigeria,
A RESOLU'nON OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF TI:IE CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH DECLAR-
ING ITS INTENTION TO AN·
NEX TO THE CITY CERTAIN
PROPERTY KNOWN AS FIRST
A,DDmON TO HARBOR VIEW
ANNEX AND GJVTNG NOTICE
'MfE'REOF
lfewport Bcubw La t h • r cr D China and other needy areas.
C'hvcb. NewPo rt Heights -Mrs. Wllllam McKenzie is chalr-"Blessed Forever'' will be the man.
sermon topic or the Re v. James WHEREAS, there ls situated
outside and rontlguous to the
Cll y or Newport Beat'h a certain
uninhabited territory within the
meaning or the Annexation of
Uninhabited Territory Act of
1939, said terrltoty being here-
Inafter more particularly de·
serlbed: and
WHEREAS, annexation to the
City would make municipal serv-
ice. available to t he property
owners a nd be Cor the best Inter-
ests of said owners and the City
of Newport Beach and Its dtl-
zen&; and
Blain at the 8:30 and 11 a .m.
Sunday servlt'es. The sacrament
or holy communion will be cele·
brated at both morning serv·
lees and at a special service at
7:30p.m.
• • •
ChrtltlaD S c I e D c e Cbard.aft.
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar,
and Co.ta Mesfl -"Awake thou
that sleepest, and a rise from the
dead, a nd Christ shall give thee
Ught." This counsel or Paul tQ
the Ephesians (5:14) Is the
golden test or the Sunday lesson ·
sermon on "Adam and Fallen
Man."
DfQUIAEU TO MEET
The first meeUng or the Jn .
quinrs Clasa tor those ,Planning
to join St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church on Nov. ZT. will be
held a t 7:30 p.rri. this Sunday In
the youth chapel. The clau will
meet Cor 3 s uccessive Sundays.
Elfl.IS'!V~ DDIWEa
FOR SA'E
••-•••• .. •rlllae4 le•W•
NEW-WON IN COin EST
S.U. 11985.25 . WID S.U •1100.00
Calllrycmt ChriateMea •• ,EDEll ,. ... ,
OR 3-2550 -CORONA DEL MAR
7AB
];.,.Hour
Reslcl8lltlal or .......
OR 3-1166
Desir & Offic' S~ce
available
D•uPHONE
,fi1NIWIRING
I]JURIAU
...... 1( ...........
WHEREAS. on or about the
Z7th day of September. 1960.
there was submitted to the ~·
retary or the Orange Cou nty
Boundary Commlsslon a legaJ
description and plat or the here.
lnarter described uninhabited
territory Cor Its report pursuant
to the provisions of ~tlon 35002
or the Government Code of the
• • •
CorOlla del Mar Coamuaa.lty
Cluuda -Women's Fellowship
Sunday will be observed at the
9:30 and ,J 1 a.m. Su nday serv-
Ices. Women or the Fellowship
wflJ conduct both services. and
Mrs. Burt Procter will deliver.
the sermon. "The Church Is the
The klck·oft dJnner Cor the
Christian enlistment drive will
be held Sunday, Nov. 13. ln Cel·
lowshlp hall or the Corona del
Mar Congregational Church.. Jt
wlll be a pot-luck dinner; cor.
tee. tea. rolls and dessert will be provided. Use Ealiga Waat Ads for Besalts
State of California; and
WHEREAS, on the lOth day of
October, 1960, there was tiled
wHh the City Clerk or the City
of Newport Beach a report or
said Orange County Boundary
Commission pursuant to the
provisions or Section 35(X)2 or
Lord's." • • •
the Government Code of the ..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, State or California ; and
a al b o a h 1 a D d Metbod.lat
Cba.rda -The Rev. Godfrey
Graeflln will preach on "Pulling
Our World In Order" at the 9:30
and 11 a.m. Sunday services.
The SenJor MYF topic at 6:30
WHEREAS, the owners or all
the territory to be a nnexed 1lave
flied written consent to the an-
nexation with the City Council;
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE·
SOLVED by the City Council of
the City or Ne~ Beach that
proceedlne. are hereby initiated
by the City of Newport Beach. to
annex the said territory herein·
a fter-described, which territory is
rontlguous to the present bound·
ari('s or said Ci ty and which said
territory now is uninhabited
Within the m('anlng of the An·
nuatlon or Uninhabited Terri·
tory AC't or 1939 and that the
reason!' Cor said annexation a re
that It would make municipal
sen·IC'es available to the proper·
ty owners and be In the bes t jn.
tf'rest~; or said owner!~ and the
Cltv of :-il"wport Beach and its
citi7Pn~ that said City annex
sa lrl t<'rrl tory.
bra perfection
fertile
"tweea"r ...
HERE ARE THE ANSWERS!
Laat week CoL Sidney Forrester Maahbir asked four Yital quM-
tiona in an open leHer to the two U.S. congr-.ional candidat•
for the 28th district. Here are the candidates' cmawen to the queslions in the leHer:
•
"How Do You Stand. Sir?"
Aa open leHer to:
The Honorable James B. Ott
Representati•e to Conqr ...
and to
Mr. Max E. Woods. school administrator
Gentlemen:
In order that there may be no P.,..ible shadow
of a doubt among the electorates of the 28th Diat. oa
to exactly how you stand on the following subjects,
which are Yital to our nationalMCUrity. will you do
me the honor to anawer each question with a sim-
ple. unequi•ocal and unelahorated "YES .. or "NO".
NEWPORT HARBOR
BAPTIST CHURCH
American Baptist Convention
Fairview Ave. at Fair Dr. ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
N011CE JS HEREBY GIVEN
that It Is propo.._o;cd by said City
or N<'wport Beach to annex said
hereinafter described terrltorv to
said City, which said territory
shall In these proceedings bear
the name of "YJRST A'DDmON
TO HARBOR VTEW ANNEX". The
specltlc description of the bound· ·============; arlrs or the territory so pro-;:. posed to be annexed Is as fol· 1. Do you fCJYor the abolition of the Howse Com-
miHee on On-American ActiYitiea?
Costa Me.a
Rev. Herber<t Johno;on, Pa<;tor
U 8·3072 · KI 3 1610
Sunday School 9. U a m.
ICiasses for All \i:t''>
Morning Worship 11 :00 a.m.
Evening Worc;hip -·3t) p.m.
Wed. Prayer ~t{'etin;:: 'i flO p.m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURcH
Franklin 0. Bixler, Jr. ~inlster
u 8·4778 . Parsonage LI 8·5291
SUNDAY
9:45 ...................... Bible School
10:4& ............ ,. Church Service
5:30 Young Peoples' Meeting
6:30 .... --.. -... Vesper Service
WEDNESDAY 9:30a.m. Women's Bible Study
7:00 p.m. ···--Prayer Meetlnc
8 :00 p.m ........... Choir Practice
Nursery and ChiJd Care
Provided
First Christian Church
796 VIctoria at Placentia eo.ta Mna
3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach
ORiole 5·0210
The Rev. John H. Parke. Rector
SUNDAY SERVICES
8:00-Holy Communion
9:1~Fam ily Service and
Sunday School
ll1:00-~1ornlng Prayer and
Sermon
Nursery and sma ll child care
provided
THURSDAY
10:30-Holy Communion and
Healing Service
HARBOR TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Baker St & Falrvle"' Ave.
COSTA MESA
The Rev. William AC'ton
Ll 8·2.J40 . KI 5·7981
SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School ........ 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship ._11:00 a.m.
EvenJnc Service ---.. 7:00p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Prayer Meeting --·-7:30 p.m.
SOUTH SHORES
BAPTIST CHURCH
...... A. Da•ldll .. D.D. ....
e Sundq ServiL-e. at 11:00
a.m. and 7:.10 p.ID#
e Sunda1 School and MDII·
ery Care dwinl U:OO LIIL
·.Servb.
low!!:
Beginning In the boundary of
the-City of Newport Beach at
111 point dlatant thereon S 63"
00' E 550 feet from the most
Easterly comer or n-&ct 2202
per map recorded In Book 123.
pages 22 et seq .• said Easterly
C'orneor belnlf an angle po'nt in
sale! City Boundary and run-
ning lhf"nce N ZT" 00' E 130 tt.; thent'eo S 63" 00' E 305 ree1 ;
the>nt'e S 50" 00' E 795 Cee1;
thent'e S 72" 00' W 245 feet;
thence S 4P 30' W 350 feet;
thenC'e S 64" 00' W 275 feet;
thence S 77" 00' W 1 tO feet;
thence S 46' 30' W ~ feet.
more or less, to said City
Boundary; lhence N 32" 34' 52"
W along said Boundary 20
feet, more or less, to an angle
point therein; thence N 37• 05'
40" E atone said Boundary 180
feet. more or lesa. to an angle
point therein ; thence N 15" 20'
E a long said Boundary 900
feet, more or Je s. to an angle
point therein and the Sou th-
easterly extension or the line
prevfously descrl bed as S 63•
00' E; thence N 63• 00' W
along said Boundary no feet
to tht> point of beginning.
FURTHER NCYnCE IS HERE-
BY GIVEN that on Monday, the
12th day of December. 1960, at
the hour of 7:30 P.M. on said
day, or u soon thereafter as thP
matter may be heard. In th"
Coun cil Chamber or the City Hall I
(Continued on page 7)
Designed IIFJCkitty for the
erowlnt "tweett .,._...
figu,. -an eaceptlonally ftn.
cotton bloaddofh bra Wfttl
drcle ttltchecf cupa. lined f«
flml control. Styted by
nrHPOIM4t -wet~~ wide c.m.r
teparation ond lcnfb CleftNr
pclftet. Whit. Oftty, MI ..
21 to 36 -AA & A cupa.
.a.. 30 ... 16 -• cupa.
Sl.SO
WE BOJifOII. DrftDA'ftOaAL
AJfD 8AJfKAJI&aJCAJU)S
;
Mr. Utt No X
Mr. Woods: No X
2. Do you favor the Repeal of the Connally
Amendment. unl .. and until it ia replaced with a
auitable proviso to protect our national aovereignty?
Mr. UH: No X
Mr. Woods: No X
3. Do you favor abolition of the Loyalty Oath for
employees of the federal go•emment or aay politi-
cal aubdiYiaion thereof. aa well as for thOM who re-
ceiye goYemment pay or fuada for. any pUlpOM?
Mr. Utt No X
Mr. Wooda: No X
4. Do you fayor abcmdonment of Quemoy and Mat.u?
Mr. UH No X
Mr. Wooc:Ja No X
I thcmlr both of y0u geatlemea b the ~ forthrightne.
cmd &aallty of your commitmea .. to tJa.e Yital Amedcaa ideala .
With deep,....... ~ Fon11tar .._labir
CoL o.a. AnDy. m.
•
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CAINE'S
PIIIT STilE
3711 .... c...t ...,.
COIIO.A DD. JIAa oa ,.,. ••
OPD IVJrDAT
October 27, 1960
To the Editor of The Enalgn:
Thl.a morning when r heard the
news on Dave Garroway's ahow
pounding away aaaln with Mr.
Kennedy'a erratic and certainly
untamed atatementa concerning
the U.S. preaUae In other coun -
tries, I just came to a bollina
point With the dignity Mr. El·
aenhower has brought to thla
country, he hu also ahown that
he Is a man of principle. And
these principles he has demon-
atrated.
Who cares what th~se other
countries thlnk of us! I don't!
l'll bet my shirt that theae
countries to which Mr. Kennedy
Ia referring are the very ones
who have taken mUllons of dol·
Jars from us In aid. WHO is
electlne our president? 1 hope
that the people In thls country
are, and that we are not becom·
lng a people guided by ''fear
votes."
The hardest Lhlnr In the world
to do at times Is to stand by the
nrlnclples In which you believe.
So your next door neighbor or
the fellow on the next block may
not agree with you. But what a
feeilng it Is to follow through
with the Ideals that you believe
are right for you and your fam -
Ily.
And so I feel with our admln·
lstratlon. They have those who
make mistakes alone the way.
but they still hold their banners
hl&h. and they do not and will
not appease those factions that
they know are wrong because
Great Britain or France or some
other country thlnka that they
should. Think back to the 'Roose·
velt and Truman admlnlstratlons
and see if they could aay the
------------~ same. And Mr. Kennedy with his
0
p
E
N
wild economic phlloeophy, his
anU-capltallsm, hls socialistic
trend will certaJnly follow their
lead. Think of his attitude about
Cuba. He would interfere when
he hu no ri&bt to. Think of th~
offshore Islands off Red China.
There he 'wouJd . do the same
thing. And moet of all. who has
In the last three or four weeks
shouted to the world that we
are a second rate nation. Nothing
rood has ever come from a nega.
Uve approach.
Mr. Nixon will make mistakes.
Anyone would be naive to think
that he wouldn't. But, his philo·
sophy of individual rights and
WED.,
NOV. 2nd
a
NEW •••
Denny's CoHee Shop
IN
Corona del Mar
Serving Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
WE FEATURE SPECIAL DISHES OF UN-
EQUAllED QUAIJTY ANYWHERE IN THE
AREA.
LUNCHEON SPECIALS .. _: .... __ ............ -..... 9Sc:
DINNER SPECIALS ........... ----·--... -........ ,.$1.25
THE FINEST FOOD -BEST SERVICE
"W•••CIIIa"
LOTS OF FREE PARKING
Under Same Maaapmeat aa
Deony·a Coli•• Sbop
In tavuDa leach
3050 E. eoa.t lrway
CORONA DEL MAR
. . ~ , ~ . '
the baalc American theory that
the federal government Is a ser·
vant to the people, that we must
atlck to our ldeala and principles,
that we cannot be "wishy.
waahy", that we are and will
continue to be the finest and
greateat naUon In the world and
that other natlona will respect
our democratic process by our
practicing what we preach will
pull us through any crisis.
•... , ............
........ 11.1
Owner V. Carleton Havens an.
nounces the opening of Denny's
Cotr~ Shop this week at 3050
E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar,
at the corner of Jumlne Ave.
and Coaat Hwy.
Twenty counter aeata and 40
more 8eatJ at bootha are provid-
ed In this Qew building of natur-
al atone and ateel and exterulve
picture windows.
There Is a Denny's at.o In La·
guna, and manager of both cof· tee shops Is Dick Lu.tJc.
OF.P'JCE IS EXPA.KDED
The Proepcroe, an Internation-
al organization which S<'eka the
understar\dlng of truth, an·
nounces the expansion of the
headquarters of the National
Servers' Center at 410 32nd St .•
Newport Beach. moved to this
area from Indianapolis a year
ago. The Prosperas Ia a non·
profit educational In tltullon
How anyone who thinks at all
can auppo!'l a man who thinks
we should have a Kennedy
"planned" program, a p pease
other nations. jump In where we
have no right to be. aoclallze our
aystem so that no one has to
work out their own salvation ...
they just pay the government
to do It for them ... and mostly
to support a man who really
thinks that he is Jiving In a sec·
ond rate nation because foreign
countries do not approve of us can do nothing but assist 1 ~ with executive offices In Mid·
dragging our country downhill land, Texas. and a school, Pros.
Have we gotten so "full of ou~-IJX'ros Hawaii, In Honolulu. Free
selves" that we have really COm·j lectures are planned here.
pletely forgotten all about our
Constitution and our BIJJ of 120.000 COAL TOPPED
Rights and every bit of freedom The members of the Corona
that we s hould thank God tor del Mar Lutheran Church of the
every day? Master exceeded their roal of
Mrs. Robert w. C'ooJ>('r S20.000 with pledges and gift.~
I ( ,,. .
~ ... '·'"'"" .. ~
LEGAL •oncz LEGAL •OTJCE
(Continued from page 6) tlon to all persons to whom land
ot the City ot Newport Beach, proposed to be annued 1 u ·
3300 Newport Boulevard, New-ses.aed In thf' Ia t available
port Beach, California, a hearing equalized use ment roll at the
will be had, at whtch hNrina address shown thereon ' or u
the City Council shall hur and known to said City Clerk. a nd
pass upon all written protests to any pel'$0n who has filed his
tiled at any time btofore said name and addres and the des·
hour set tor said hearlnl by any lenatlon of the land In which
person owning real property he has any intere t, either Jeral
within the territory proposed to or equitable. with the Ci ty Clerk.
be annexed, and at any time The City Clerk Is further au.
before the hour set for said thorlzed and direct~>d to transmit
hearing any owner ot proJ>('rty a certified copy of this resoJu.
within the territory proposed to tlon to the governing board or
bto annexed may tile a written each school district which Is In ·
protest against the annexation., eluded In whole or In part with·
The protest shall aet forth the In the territory propos!!<d to be
name ot the owner of the prop. 1 annext>d which has made wnt·
erty a!fected and give a descrJp. ten rt'QUest theoreofor
tlon of the said proJ>('rty In gt>n · This rt>solution wa~ adoptt>d
eral tenTl$. by thP City CounC'tl or thP City
Th c· CJ k of !'Jewport Beac:-h at an ad· e lly er of the City or journed rt>gula r mf>t't tng on the
Newport Beach is hereby author. 131 t day of O<·tobt>r l960 b • h
lzed and directed to t'ause a copy following \'OIP to ~.11 : ' .> t PI
of this resolution to be publl~hed AYES C0l 'XCIL\1EX· K once a week for rwo weeks !tatd · · · · · ~ngs . publication to be complt>t~ at I ley, Atkin on, Cook, Hart, Lor· Pnz. Some,... least twenty (2()) days prior to NOES. COt:!\C'IUfEX· s od
the date set for the hearin1. and I dard · t
the publication shall be in the ABSE!\T COU~C'lL)fEX N Newport Harbor Ensign. a news. · • on~
paJ>('r of general Cirt'ulatlon JA)fES B STODDARD
printed and published In tht> I ~tayor
City of Newport Beach, and the ATTEST:
Globe-Herald and Pilot, a news· MARGERY SCHROl 'DER
paper of general c I r c u 1 at 1 on City Clt>rk
, ....... ...
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U.S. Pnsideat
JOIOrSOW va·"-'deat
MAX -----
WOODS u.s. eo...,..
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State s...n.
TED
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A.enmb.ly 7•tll
Sp==· D reel br
TBE DDiocaATJC
wo~a•'S a.ua
WEWPOIIT JlADOa AnA Corona del Mar, Calif. In their recent building fund
drive. 'Elgin HaJJ ha!l been
• •:• • • • • • • named head of the Commlt-*C* . •: printed and published in the ---------------------------
County ot Orange, and outside
the City of Newport Beach. c
'
I:! C Q ments Progress Committee, which a ""g . . wiJJ meet monthly to review the The City Clerk Is further au.
thorlzed and directed to mail a
notice of the proposed annexa.
tlon not less than twenty f201
days prior to the first public
hearing on the proposed annexa-
WALTAH CLARKE'S
ay DICK BOFPIIA.K pledges. Serving with him are c• • , , , , , , , , , , the Rev. Douglu Wessell, Alan
Sawyer, Don Johnson. Walter
Gone fishing? See you next Buchterklrchen, William Nourse,
week. Hawley Marion and Peter Arola.
IIAWADAJr uon
AmericA's Laraest Selection
Rounda da Clock Hawaiian Fashion ODell ..-... & Efta.
201 MAaDtl: AYE.. UUOA JILAJn) oaa ....
•
Where's
KENNEDY
Been?
•
He downgrades the peace the
prosperity, the goodness ~t is
now upon our land.
He b~gs that he would provide on-~he· JOb leadership in the
Wh1te House.
And he skilUully avoids the
fundamental fact that gettinr
ahead and ~e good things in life
-for a NatJon and an individual
-is the result of hard work and
staying on the job.
. H~rd work and staying on the
JOb 1s something he hasn 't done.
But it's a matte r of record in the
authoritative Congressional Quar-
terly, which states:
As ~hairman of the Senate S ubcommittee on African A~aus, he hG$ not called a smgle metttmg of hzs com-
mzttl'e 1n 15 months. although Africa has been-and is
-the S<'ene of constant strife and upheaval.
A~ a member of the \'ery active Subcommittee dealing
w1th Proble~ of the Aged and Aging, he has not atten~ed a •~gle o~ of ~he 20 ~dings and hearin s
of thu commlttee---mcJuding the one held in his hom~tO"A'll, Boston.
And that's not all ..•
He miss«.~ 32 votes on vital Civil R ights leJ!isla tion-
He. a\'oided 3 key votes on important a ction on tht>
School Assistance bill-
He didn't appear for 4 important votes on th H Act of 1960. e nul-me
An~ be wam't on hand i times to vote on Je~1:-bt 1 .. n
to mer-ease wages of POfital and Federal emplm N''--
ln fact, between Jan. 6 end July 5. 1960, he U'OS AB E.VT from his SeTUJte ~eat durinp. 129 of Ji 1 roll rail 1 ut··~.
:!:n~.=t =g on the job, BUT that's all it is-talk. He just hasn't been takin~t
Civil Rithb · • • Helping schools and teacht-rs ... More and better h ousin
· 00· · Bet tter p.lY. for the ~orking man .•. and doing something constructiv: a u our fore•<" relshon~.
~. • appeal to every voter -Democrat and
lep_.Hc ... alike -to follow the sage Dttvice
ef ..,_.Went llsehhower and vote for the team
that ... •toy Oft tlte iob wortdng for the ltest
... , ..... of ALl Americans.
~ote ,_ NIJCON·LODGE Oft Nov. a oiNI ,.. ••
..,.. ..., ,.., Olt·Ht•·lob ••perfottce ls CWMf• ,_ ~·
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•
'ALL
POWER
IN
THE
WESTS
MOST
POWERFUL
PREMIUM
Royal 76 Gasolme ~riv6
you pure power clean throurh.
That's bec11u~ hvdro~ren
refininiC 111 proces.'l Union 0.1
developed a nrl owns1
d :-ans out impurities. leaves ifl
only hard-workiniC octanu
(l()().pl~. of cour.se l.
You (ret Roy11l 76 a t the
airn of the big 76. It '" pu"
and simply-The Finf'St.
UNION OIL
COMPANY
PAT
DONOHO
Union Oil Dealer
3500 East Coaat Hwy.
Corona del Mcu
Pbooe OK 5-1818
FREE PICK OP & DELIVEIIT
Appointment
Barber Shop
2111 E. Coast Bwy. (upetcdn)
COBOifA DEL NAB
081o1e 5-1101
Tars Poirit
For Upset
M~ Rilid . .
Ulidetdogs
Who'a going to atop Bru Olin.
da! The WIJdcata. who are fa.
vored to win th~ Cfli' amall
tchoola football c:hamplonahlp
thla y~ar, haven't been slowed
down y~t
A 1 t h o u g h Co a c h Wayne
Hughes' Newport Harbor High
varsity football team was Jolted
out or high title hopes last week
In a 12·12 Ue with Santa Ana,
the Sailors could score the year's
blggest upaet• against Anaheim
tomorrow night (Friday) at Or·
a nge Coast College stadlum.
However, the Colonists are un-
defeated in league play and
have had little troubl~ against
all comers after losing Its first
two practice games.
Even if the Sailors could de·
teat Anatielm, they would still
be one-half game behind be·
<'ause ot tfie'~nt tie. t t's doubt·
ful whether any other team can
stolf' Anaheim now since they've
met all the roughest league op·
ponents.
It was nip-and-tuck with the
Saints all the way last Friday,
and the Sailors almost took the
Harbor Bees
Win 14 to 12
Coach Bill Straw's Newport
Harbor High Bee team will In·
vade Anaheim High School to·
morrow IFriday) on Anaheim's
field.
The Colonists will lx' up
against a good team in Ha rbor.
Thf' Tars deft'ated Santa Ana
!last week 11 ·12 on Da,•idson
Field.
Harbor scorcd the first t ime
they got tht'lr hands on thl' ba ll.
After a i5·yarct sustained drive.
quarterback Vic ~frliPr pitchr d
out to ha lfback Ke1th Allen.
who ra n 20 yard .. to c::core The
point a ft('r touchdown "as mact('
by George T~·ist.
I In the StVonct p4>riod. Ha rho r
again ~C'ored a ftPr a 75.ya rct
d rive. Dick Allen took a one-yard
plunge to paydirt. anri George
Twist again made good the ron-
version.
Accord ing to Coach S t r a w.
''Ha rbor's offense sh arpenNI up.
but we still have to work on
our pass defens(.•."
lesa Cee's Wi1, 20-l,
Face Brea Gll•a lexl
Costa :Me5a's Cee football
team i~ scheduled to Invade
Brea Olinda tomorrow (Friday>
at 3:00 p.m. on the rJval field.
Th£> :'\fus tangs won over Capi.s.
trano last week. 20·7 I Thc first :'\1esa touchdown was
made on a qurck bur<~t up the
rPntPr of thl' lrne hv quart.-rbark
John :\a\ lor It wa·c:: good for 20
\'nrtls. T~rlb:t1 k U>"" Rutty ran
rhe hall O\'Pr for thP rom·('ro;ion
Ruttv marlf' a tailback swccp
arnu'nct right <'nd. scorrng on a n
j J8.yarrl run. :"<aylor r.ln thr PX·
1tra pqint. A 20 yarrJ pa'>o; f rom
1 quarterbar k Dirk Allrn to right
l'nrl Rorl Drourt wrapJ)<'d up th<'
gam<> for :\trs;t.
C'o.uh SPi frirlg<' n.1mrd Ll'~s
I Rully, JNry Good, Rorl Drou"t.
Jim Funk. and John :'\.1ylor a'>
ou tstanrling pl,lyrr".
WATER POLO TEAM WINS
Coach AI Irwin's Orange Coa&t
Collrgt-wat<'r polo team cxpt'cts
one of its toughest conCNence
I match('s of t he scason tomorrow
I Friday I a rtPrnoon whrn :Mt. San
1 Antonio invades the P1rat~ pool.
OCC battl~d its way to an easy
w in la~t wepk over Riverside 19
r to 10 In the loser's pool.
.POR MI:Jf & WONEJf
Mcrurtce Peccnat • Bcnber
• Spedalbed Balr CuttiDg
(DO Mttio9)
• Scalp becrtm•ob
COMeS Sa1ur4aya
Jame In the final mlnutea, but a
comph~t~.
Santa Ana sco~ late in the
tlrat quarter when Mike Ander·
son sliced through center and
strea ked 18 yarda for a touch-
down, climax!~ a 73-yard drive
In 9 plays. Mike Orr was hJt
hard behind the line ol scrim·
mage attempting the conversion.
Coach Don Burna' Me.a Var-• nl alty football team ta an.xJous to Hom;ec· 0. m·lng Satu · ay give It everythlna they've got, • but few Orang~ ~aaue observ-
era giv~ the Mu.tanga much ot
a chan<-e when they play tomor-
The Sailors came right back
when Loyola Hlgh transfer Bob
CrisseiJ fielded Orr's punt and F Wi I Pi t row (Friday) at Brea. Game or m ess ra es tl~e: ~a~·~~ can on Sophomore
raced 81 yards for a touchdown. The battle or the cellar dwel.
Bob Payne and his tamed toe lera opens Saturday night when
might have given the Tara an Orange Cout College enter-
extra point, but Salnt Don Spang· talns the Fullerton Hornets at
ler broke through to block the Pirate Stadium. Game time Is
attempt. 8 p.m.
Ve teran Saint tullba<'k Warren Both teams are winless to
Jackson brought Saint hopes up date, a nd both stand small
In the third quarte r when he <'hance of winning their other 2
shot ott tackle and rolled for 65 remaining games In the odds·
yards to the Sailor 14. But the m a ker's books.
Ta rs dug In a nd held. However. It will be homecom·
Crlssell repeated Jackaon's lng for Orange Coast, and the
stunt in the same period when ·Pirates also hold the home field
he rambled 49 yards to the Saint advantage.
12. but the Sailors fa iled to drive Suffering one of the worst de·
the remaining dis tance. feats In its 13.year history on
Taking over a Sailor fumble the football field, OCC was
early In the fourth quarte r, the plowed u nder 52 ·14 Friday a t
Saints started from their own 43 San Bernardino Valley College.
and cashed in severa l plays The Indlans struck hard and
later. Orr's payoff pltchout to fast In the opening pNiod. tak·
Rodney <'Overed 35 yards to the ing advantage of two Pirate miS·
Sailor 2. Rodney scored on the takes : a n inter<'ept~<i pass and
n~xt play. Jackson attempted to a rumble near the goal lin£'.
run the PAT, but the Tars Here's how the s<'Orlng went:
stopped him. 1. With lc s than 6 minutes
Th(' Tars roared right back lt'Ct In the fi rst q uartN, Indian
with Tom :Moody re turning the halfback John Fulton s lanted
kickoff to thP Saint 49. Don Rob· over right tackle for 3 yards and
Prson C'ircled fo r 36 yards. put· the touchdown to climax a 4•1·
tlng ::-l'ewport on the Saint 12. yard drive In 10 plays. The con·
Then quarterback Gary Galusha version failed.
~trurk Jeff Clasc; tor the tying 2. San Berdoo then klckPct ott
touchdown. The PAT pass failed. to OC'C and N'<'OVcr('d a bnck·
ward pass on the OCC 8. Full·
back John BuliN w('nt over on
the first play. Th~ convl'rs ion
run ma rlt> It 11·0.
3. With )('SS than fivt> minutes
gone in the second quarter, the
Indlan.t drove 75 yards In 8 playa quarterback Don ~trlngwell to pull the Capl.atrano game out of to score their third touchdown. the fire Jaat Friday night at Or·
The converalon made lt 22·0. ange Coaat CoJlege, 14-13.
4. After intercepting an Indian. It was the first league victory
pass on tbe San Berdoo 34, OCC In the hlatory or the achool for
moved Into the end zone In 6 the Mu.atangs, who lost their
plays. Halfback Jlm Dent went opener to Laguna Beach.
the final 3 yards. The <'Onver· A rumble midway through the
sion railed. Score: 22-6. second quarter put Capo In bust-
S. The Indians acored again net8 on the M~sa 20. It took just
wlth "10 aeconds left tn the first one play to acore -a touchdown
halt. Quarterback George Farrell pass to fullba ck Craig Taylor.
passed to end Bay Dorsey for He ran over tor the conversion
the score and also to end Larry to put Capo ahead 7·0.
Glsner tor the PAT, ma king lt Dennta 'Perrin took the kickoff
30·6. a nd raced to the Capo 35-yard
6. OCCS rallied In the third llne. Two plays later. Lertlng.
quarter with Bud Goodwin and well went the distance on a 31·
Dennis Flanagan connecting on vard rollout play. He then passed
a 65-yard pass play. Flanagan to Gary Carr to knot the score
a lso ra n over for the <'onverslon. 7-7.
Sl'ore: 30·14.. Capo went ahead again In the
7. A pass intert'cption In the final pert<x,t on a 39-yard drive,
third quarter gave San Berdoo but Taylors run for the <'Onver-
anotht'r quick score. Flanagan's slon failed.
pass w as picked orr by Butler. In the dosing minutes, Lef·
who raced 38 yards to paydlrt. !lngwell dl'<'lded to go for broke
The conversion 1Iave San Berdoo on fourth down with 4. yards
a 38·14 lead. a nd sprinted around end tor 58
yards a nd the tying tout'hdown. . 8. San Bcrdoo drov£' 53 yards He then <'Ontrlbuted the winning
rn 8 plays to score early In the by slanting over tackle for
fourth quarter. Clare nce Butler for the PAT. tossed a pas~ to John Howard
for 23 yards and.. the touchdown. ~aycr ·added thl' PAT for a -16·14
lead.
9. A blockect punt ht'lJ>f'd San
Bcritoo pass the 50 mark. The
Indians recovered on the OCC 24
and dri ve for the final TO.
M c s .:'"\. .. ,, . 7 ~ ~-T . ...
o•E WEEK
STAJITDfQ WED. JfOV. 2
B's Gun for
Championship
On~ or thf' mo'>t crurial tl'sts
of thl' SI':\Mn awaits Coc;ta :'\1esa
Hlsth'" BP<' fotoball tl'am tomor·
row 1 Friday I w hl'n thc ruggNJ
Brl':l Olinda ~quart invadPs the
THE FOOTBALL LOG
Van Heflin and Charles
Laughton In
"U. .. T•Fiap"
-AJso.-.
By B. PAT PA1TISOK
;\fustang fi<'ld at 3:13 p.~ e PIRATES SPOOKED
A \'IC'tory O\'N thP Wlldrats I Hallowe·~n came early for the
woulrl cll'ar a n important hurd)(' I Pirates from Orange Coast in the
for the :'\1ustangs quPst . of an ' form of a burly band of football-
Orange Lcagu~> tltlc. M<'sa s ~es 1 ers from Bf>rdoo. Trying <iesper:
are s till undefeated, with wrns I at~ly to make a game of lt. the
over Laguna and Capistrano In Pirates were simply overpow-
league play. , l'red both on the ground and
Coach Rav Terry s Mustan.gs In the a ir. Although they man·
rode to a 25·0 win over C8pts· aged to rontain t he Inctlan.<~ from
trano last Frld&v. Another touch-breaking away for long runs.
down wa..s nullified by a cllppin~ they were ridrllrc1 by a sharp
pena lty. )1usta ngs Sl'Or<'d ln <'' · ssl g a ttack plu , a bruising
ery J)f'rlod Rlg~t halfbac~ Jeff '~:~unnd attack tha"t 0 ra ng(' Th~yN 'lrorNI first on a l~·~·~rrl Coac::t C'ou lc1 not c;top.
The hard nosed dl'ff'nse of Ha r-
bor k«'pt Santa Ana's highly
touted Warren Jack.c;on con·
tained quite well. and he was
only able to break through for
a couple long gains. The way
this boy runs this Is no mean
accompJishment Altho not vtc-
toriotl.!, Newport certainly has
nothing to be ashamed of.
Don't forget to mark your ca l·
rndar for this Friday when New-
port tacklt>s tht' ~>ver pow('rful
Anahrim High. FrPsh from tht:'ir
,·ictory ovt>r previously unbf'a t('n
Hunti"ngton Bca<'h. th(' Ana heim
t£'a m i'l rl'ally rip<> for a n u pst't
and NewPort is the tt>a m that
can rio just that. If th('y ~~t
hot, Newport will tak(' Anahl'lm
Into camp but good. Don't s ay
I dl dn't tell you.
• • •
Ernest Borgnlne In
"PAT 08 DIE ..
Dana Andrews It Rhonda
Fle ming In
"1111 er. ...... ,,
--Also---
Rory Calhoun In
•a..,a•o-K"'DE&III CAaOLIXA ..
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·-IIllA JIM OORR·HYER·BENNEIT
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IECOKD I'EATOBE
-JEFF IJCIIAim
IWGIADWI
PmJFAII ...._. __ _ ..... _,_._ -.... ..... ___ ._._ __ _
,prrnt to pay-rltrt. Fullbark Dtrk How fortune changes. Y<'Jr be·
Dixson added another on a ~: ror<' 1,1.,t Sa n BNnardlno wa._ a
'_llrd plungP. Lcft halfb.ack Ru"" c;oJid cellar dw<'IIN. winnin~ not
't oun2 '><'OrNI from 8 } a rrl., our. onr lra 2ur ga mr. anti thf'n
L.t-fr half F'rank Bryan rPgister('d magi<'la n WeavN tonk ov<'r and
thl' flnnl srorP in th<' ~ourth brought thl'm from last plal'e to
quartc>r whl'n he rambl£'~ 20 tie for first. This yPar It looks va rrl<~ ror a touchdown. D1xson as tho thry will tak~ all the w~>nt owr for th(' <'Onv<'rsion. marbles. and 1 don't t hink the
roach Terry had praise for t.h" Santa An.:~ Dons arc going to
following boys: Je f! T~ayer, D~ck stop them. lt thl'Y do thl'y will
Dixs on. Randy H.etnck, :Mike have to s how a 'tot more than
Park. Tony Pcca, Richard Flores. lh<'Y havl' so tar. Beatty, b~ware,
Bill Carpenter. Dan 1o~nson. the Indians are coming.
e TllACEDT ST1UKES
Footba ll and baseball teams
are going to give a second
thought to flying th«'ir teams In
one planl'. The Ill fated San
Luis Obispo branch of Ca l Poly
.. year Round" Week days
Boats leave at 4 a.m. and 1 a.m.
Russ Young and ,Frank Brta n. • • •
Harllor's Cee Team
Is Defeate• 19 to 0
NC'wport Harbor High's Cee
team playl! Anaheim lligh to-
morrow 1 Friday 1 on Davidson
Fll'lri.
~~wport wa~ badlv h<>aten
la'>t weck by Santa Ana High
19·0. Scoring in £'very q uartN
but th<' ~<.'COnd. Santa Ana gave
Harbor its fourth league loss In
ac; many games.
Conch Bob Hughes remarked.
"Santa Ana was up. We weren't."
6cc RUJflfEBS SECOKD
e RAJUtOR RICH TIED football team was practica lly
Fate dealt cnpriC'ious ly with wiped out by their plane crash
headman Hughes or the Blu£'· on returning from the middle
jackets. After winning 2 straight we;~~tunately not all of the
gamt's a I th£' beg! n n 1 ng of the pll\yers were kl Ued. but the
SPaoton by su <'Cessfully convert-tragedy was sufficient to cause
ing on points aftt:'r touchdown. them to <'ancPI all of their r~·
his tt'am fa iled to <'lick on th~sf' mainlng games. This Is a sor· a ll important points and had to 1 1 settlt' tor a tie with Santa Ana. row u thing and will affect Cal ~o one lik~s a t ie, least or all _P;;;;o;;;;ly;;;;;;;;f;;;;o;;;;r;;;;y;;;;e;;;;a;;;;r;;;;s;;;,;;to;;;,;;<'O;;;;;;;;m;;;;e;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=-;
the play.-rs and roaches, but It a·
Is better than losing. Crlssell
again mad~ one of his fantastic
runs and seems to be getting
better each game. This boy Is
going to be heard from In Col -
lege as he has all it takes to
be a great back. -•
IE. GAADEJf CBOVE
Euclld Aft .• JE 4-2813
"'TTlE TEJf
COIOCAJfDNEJM"S ..
7:15 p.m. WMirdcrys:
1:00, 4:40, 1:10. Sat. & Sua.
Saturdays and Sundays
Fury 4 a.m. -Thunderbird 5 a.m.
Del Mar, for Bock Cod 1 a.m.
132 3111 St. le.,.rtluoh OR 3-1434
It' a Beautiful In Catalina ..•
Eapec:iaUy In The Winter
CITIUII MATS
LEAVDrC PBON 8U..OA AT FUJf ZOKE
(Jfest to Perry lmMftag)
-WiMTEB SCBEDtJLE.-
Sat.. Ia&. Noa., Tu-. OKL T
LEAVE ~A 1:45 A.JI.
&ETU8II TO aAI.aOA 1:15 P.M.
CHABTEil BOATS AVAILABLE
Cllll c. 1-llei'W -· •• u ••
I Political Advertiseme nt) After a s urprising second place
finish In the Mt San Antonlo tn·
vltallonaJ last Friday, Coach
Norm Lumlan w111 take his Or·
ange Coast College cross country
team to San Diego tomorrow tor
the Aztec Invitational. Only pow.
erful Bakersfield, With 91 points .
could finish ahead of the Pirates
Friday ln a field ol 25 ~aehools
and 198 runners. OCC S<JOred 100.
El Camino 113. and Fullerton 132.
(Politi<' a I Adve rtisement)
... UCI
IUIINIII
ASSEMBLYMAN
INDOUID IY
IUSINBS&&AIOI
RAUOAD .-ot~I•HOOD "'
UTAJL 010UPS
fiHAIMACISTS
UCAL JfO'nCE
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
Notl~ Is hereby J1ven that the
Plannlne Comm'-lon o1 the CJty
o1 Newport Beach will hold a
publlc hearing on the applica-
tion of Don Freeberg for Ute
Permit No. 689 to permit con-
structJon and operation of a 74·
bed nu\ralnr home on portfon of
Lot 814, Tract Newport Meu, at
15!55 Superior Ave.
J'fotl~ Ia h~by fUrther lfwn
that said public hear1ne WW be
held on the 17th day of N'owrn·
ber, 1980, at the hotlr ot 1:00
p.m. In tM CouecU Chamber of
the lifewport INcb aty HaD. at
wltldl time and~ IDy and
au .,.I'IOna lnterHt~ may ap·
pear and '-_, ~Mreon.
UY Y. a.a..DJ.
~ .
Wawpwt ~ Cft7
., •111 c '<• ......... : ... &~
IDU..Wsapwt..._Ddl&
•
AID RE-ELEa
CONGRESSMAN
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Ia w ........ .,. .. ,....., •• td ......... by the
bc.rda, ~ot and a.ml-'ont of the Fcod~tal Cowrnment. J'm a Uf•long ~IOO(Ttt ••• I -.t • home.'" ....... ~
lr. I. liW. ......... u.e. , ... c... Lll .......
... )C ciac. wry .da that ~ ifttrodu«d the
rno o. • the Income bt (f't'PM.I) ..• I'm awate ol the ..........._., Job tllat )'OU .,. cloUaa at -..,. ..-f lu Con.,_."
••••
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"Your conch•ct of your oflce hat ay ~ ......_
atlon and retpm. You M¥e ClOII,.fl tlf em ""'*'
wilh \oltlon aDd COUtiJle the natioea) llld ......_
Mtlnn.J iJ.,OfS ••• ancl "-"-wted ~y.'"
... ..... c., ..................... .
KWr will be octlvo In San Dk!p dvrinl the forth..
comins c:~~mpel.,_ .,_ our "'PPCJJt ol tJ... who sup-
port 111, and Mr. Utt k cne o1.-.. •
,
JAMES
D. RAY
Bulllllq Co1lrlctor
)446 E. COAST HWY ~
CORONA DEl ~AJ
oaw. 3·0510
IE SA UPHOLSTERIII
Opbobterta9 & D1 •• .,.
LJbeny 1-4711
2350 ffewport I L. e-ta II-
MATTRESSES
MEW -naoJLDDfG
Foam aabber
Jrrettular Sha pes
I1UMnpriD9 -Cottoa
COSTA MtSA ~AOitW CO.
21SO N•wpon llvd. llb.ri¥ 1-IJOJ
Oct9ber &u lldtnc Jet a record
for th~ year, wUh 13.81~~ ln
permlta luued by the Newport
leach Bull4!nc Dept.
The 1960 bulldlnc total, now
123.683.279. thus calned almoet
11 ~ mtUlon on l .. t ~ar'a lead,
and now tralJ.. the correepond.
Inc petlod of '19ee by aorne Sl .·
~.000. Tf\ere la atJIJ a chance
BIT'I ••• II 1IE 111111 IIEI'i .
• LEftER TO 0 . Z.
Tttb is an open Jetter to my
old frfend, 0 . Z. Robertson, one
ot the developers of Harbor View
Hills -the ble new subdivis ion
under construction on the slopes
behind town.
"Dear 0 . Z.-
"A lot ot folks In Corona dt>l
Mar have a deep a ffection for
that wonderful erovc ot andent
landmark trees on the hilltop by
the old reservoir.
"You and your associates now
have the riaht to chop down
these trees, we understand. to
ma ke w ay tor more new homes
In your subdivision.
now nearlv twice as big as
''Mackerel Flats."
No doubt the red-blooded Costa
Mesa Ch amber of Commerce wlll
soon send Its outraged com -plain~ ' h igher than an Atlas
missile In an effort to get this
situation reversed.
It must be humiliating to live
In a big town like Costa Mesa
and have to takt> your long dis·
tance calls through a little burg
like Newport Beach.
On sf'cond thought -aren't
we In Corona del Mar in the
same tix?
In 4 or :; years COM will be
higger than Costa Mt>sa and the
Newport Beach lowland put to·
get her.
I am putting my bid In right
now with Managf'r Ted Ham -
brook of the PTitT to get our
town's name In larger type by
1965:
• • •
''Knowing that you are men
who Jove their fe llow men and
who see and enjoy tile good
things of life, I am wondering If
you can fi nd It possible to let
these trees remain as living
green bea<'ons ot farseen bt>auty
-and build your new houses
among and around them.
"Thus you will enshrlnf' your • ·YES" FOR WATER
name as a prt>scrver ot good Vott>rl' are asking whether to
things for the <'Ommunlty, and mark "Yt>s" or "No" on Propos I·
will In no way IPssen, perhaps tlon One -thP Water Proposi-
ev<'n enhance. the benefits nn!1 1 tion.
beauty of your business venture. Pf'rsonall\' r am going to vote
''Your friends and neighbors in the afflrmati\'t". Sl)uthern
would appr('('iate an op<>n an'>W£'r
1
Califo rnia needs more water.
to this lett£'r." To <'hl'<'k ou t thl~ advice l
• • • talked with our fi ne senator. e PIUJfT IT BIGGER I John ;\lurdY. an l'leC'Ieri official
The nt>w ~elephon£'. book is of unusua.lly sound thinking.
out and one notes With w orry Said ht>:
that the name of Costa :'\fe a I<;
printed In s uch smaller typ<>
than the name of Nf'wport B<'aC'h
on tht' phone C'ompan)•'s C'ounty
map -a lthough "Goat Hill" Is
SPECULATIVE?
"I am I!Oing to '·ote VI'<; on
1 h<> wa tt>r bond.;. The bi 11 is not
thC' bf~t ont-In thf' worlrl -but
It Is t hC' bt"st possl hie u ndt>r t hi'
C'lrc-umstan<>P<~. MuC'h of the-criti-
rlsm i~ unfair. The bill is neec!Pd
to S('t up finanC'es nt>cessary if
Wt" arf' going to ln<'rease our
wat<>r su pply."
LECAL JtonCE llo, HI ruDy.
s.c-d tnut dMda lacrYe cdl tbe qwdltt.. .. CID ac:eU..t
ta...-eat. a.cu.d by qM<y pcopeaty Ia 9fOW1D9 0......
Colaat'l -...... laM ............ ....Wy rtaiD9 -tbey CI'Mte
a:e exceUnt add.ltioDal lac••• •
1 Oi'o Interest Per Annum
Short tena aacrturttsee CIDd .....U DOt• for dlftniflcaU ..
make poulble Onible la....._t pcogaaaa.
WE NAJfAGE. SERVICE AlfD COLLECT
Evans G. Parker & Co.
ClTY OF N'E\\"PORT BEACH
CAUFORNIA
SEALED PROPOSALS wilt be
rf'C'CIVt'd at the otrke of the City
Clerk. Citv Hall. City of Newport
Bt>ach. California. until 10:30
A.:'\f. on the 2Jrd dav of Novem-
bt>r. 1960, at whk h time th<'Y
Will bt> puhliclv OPf'n{'d and
rt"nc1. for pnformlng work as fol-
lows:
Con.;truC'tion of Fire Station
:\o. I. and Ltbrary Addition.
110 E. Balboa Blvd .. Newport
NEW & USED SPINET PIANOS ............ _.. ________________ ......,.......,,__.......,.......,.....,... ..........
FROM $395
Larg«.>st Sele<'tlon to Chose from
·open Fri. nlahts 'til 9:00 p.m."
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Corona dc>l ;\lar.
HOUSES FOR RENT
SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS
GREAT MOVING SALE
We plan to move to 1907 North Mom S(reet,
Santa Ana. on Nov . 1st. All p1anos a:-:d used
organs now at a b ig sacnhce help '..1S move
ORGANS PIANOS -SPINETS
SH>-J5 Bal(iwin, now .... -$1095
$1465 Baldwin, now . _ .. $ 893
One Ba!J:Iwln Organ -l
mos. old, take over bal· a nee
$1845 Lowrey. now . . .. S 995
$1345 Lowrey, now ....... S 585
$1095 Lowrt>y. now ... . $ i95
Thomas Organs.
$295. $325, $395
Magnus Organ ........... S 49
Estev Organ . . . ..... S 275 <8• Piano Ac-cord1ans,
from ....... ..... $19.95 to $69
Hammond Spinet. :\faple
Save $375
H.1mmond ChurC'h :"tfodel.
must be sold
I«> t) led .:ip1 n<'t
Professional Stt•lnWa)'
\\8S $!530. nO\\' . ..
Acrosontl' $891, now ..
Hatne Fr Pro\' S99S.
s 16.3
$ 593 s 495
now S -189
(51 new EbontLt>ri Spinets.
88 nOI<' $ -128
Jans_.;f'n Organo. $1300,
now . S 873
183 • othf'r Spwc>ls from S 295
S. )tapl£•. Ch"rrY. \\' c~.l..
Mah., Upnght.'> from .. $ 9:>
PIANOS -GRANDS
$36()() Stt•tnwa\', rPbUtlt S1950
$34_1}() Ba ld"•tn' l.1t<' st\·le S1Si3
$2t00 Chtl'k(.'rtng. J,k~·
nl'w $138.3
Ha mmond r«.>nt return. 113' othl'r f1m• Grand,
nearly new nf'w .•nd u,t•d from S 395
Hurry! Hurry! Pick out yo ;r p1c no c r c:ga::
wrule they last-take over bCii:::::::e o:: r:;o;.y
& pay out in 36 monthly pcyme:.·s
SCHMIDT -PHILLIPS
Establisht-d 1911
520 :'\ORTH )tAJX 0::.\:'\T.\ AXA
OPE~ ~IGIITS Dt:RI:'\G 5.\LE
FOR SALE PHOTO SUPPLIES
ALL 1YPES OF
Pr.c•co:-cph:c Supphes
e Fast Color Film SeJ'\1ce. e Movie Projectors for Reot. e Model AJrplane Supplies.
21" T.V. o f-dubious nntag<' on
bla<'k metal stand with whC<'ls
$2.) or otfer. Indudt>d FREE
are ln.stru<'tion a.; to wh<>n.
wh£'re and how hard to k wk 11
to obtain most SdllsCac tory N'·
su iL~. Liberty 8-.t28t.
FOl'R ;);\fALL -<'ht>rrvwooll o.~n MEARS CAlo/.ERA SHOP
IIQU<' chairs. Larg<> .bra-.,-~1£'X 1782 Nt>wport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
iC'an hanging fixture. Wrought Phc.ne Liberty S·i042
1ron gla...-s top dining room ta-
ble. Eight chairs and m:tt.'h· MOVING
ing buffet table>. R.sre Persian --
antlqu<' prayer scrt>4'n tlargt.>•.l MQVI NG? OR 3·662'7, 131 Harbor Island
Roacl ~ewpon. •
WANTED TO RENT
k \.RCE one or two <·ar ga~
1n Corona del ~far w1th storagt'
ShPIWS tf po ·s1bh•. OR 3 48li
2 Fu t Insured mo\·e~ •nd
largtt van $11.00 an hour
Time o;tart$ at you door ...
Why pa) more<'
~all-
NEWMAN
CARS FOB SALE
ALF A ROMEO Splde-t.-'-'>-=-==-9 . ..,.." _D_ue_
to f4mJiy addition, m"--t _.u.
Excelle-nt condition. $2.700 cuh
or may be financed If orecllt
good. OR 3·0176.
'56 MGA SPORTS CAR, Alpine
whJte, wire wht't'ls. £x{'ellent
condition. low mlleaae. $13:50.
W ill tlllance prl. party. Lincoln
4-1138. ..
HOME MAINTENANCE
DELUX-HOUSE
& WINDOW CLEANING
CO.
• Wall Washing • Floor Waxln1
• Venetian Blind CJeanin&
• Vacuuming • Free Es Umatea
• Work Guaranteed
PHONE: ORIOLE 3-1 166
Why Not?
LET HENRY DO IT
Cement It rough carpente-r work.
Reasonable. Will eo anywhere
ln ~ewport Harbor Area.
KI :>-2441
Painting-Decorating
PAPER HANGIMC
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Uc.en~ Contractor
1897 Oranae Ave.. eo.ta M..-
1 U~rty 8·862Jt ----
Carpentry
M1nor Repa1rs
No Jobs Too S mall'
H 0 . ANDERSON
2966 Pepper Tree Lane
Costa Mesa. Calif.
Kimberly 5.8175
U no answer C'all MI 6·2372
PAINTING
-FOR EXPERT-PAl:-nTNC-
-CALL -
Sympson & Nollar
Newport's
Oldest Esubllshed Painters
OR 3.3630-Eves OR 3 St54
ALL PAINTING
3~ DAY SPECIAL
ANY HOUSE TRIMMED
$49
Av e:-age 2 Bedroom
Exter:or -$195
4 Year Guarantee
MI 6-3702
Paperhangmg 6.
Painting
Ql'AWTI' WORK. WCE~SED. IN·
Sl'RED, FREE ESTI;\1.\TES
R.ly Thompson ?\n 6 514.8
PAINTING 320 If. lfEWPOIIT .OOLEV ARD
lfEWPOIIT aEACIL CAUPODIA
MIDWAY 1-liSJ
lk-ac-h.
No bid will b<> rl'<'t-lved unless
it I" mad" on a proposal form
furnished by thP Ci ty Engineer.
Each bid must be ac<'ompanled
by • <'ash, C'ertlflt>d chC<'k or bid·
dt>r's bond 1 made payable to the
City of Nt'wport Beach. for an
amount fc'qual to at least ten per
{'ent 110'1 I of tht> amount bid.
----t;NFt:R:"iiS HED 2 b<>droom du-
piPx, with pa110, disposal, ga -
rag('. Adulls, no ~ts. Y('ar's
lease, $125 month. A\'allable
December l. Owner at 620 Or·
chid, COM. OR 5·()().17.
\VA~TED stUdiO .1panmen1 or
gu£'~1 hou..<;e furntsh<'d or un.
furmsht>d. by rt'tlr('d womJn
arnnn~ CD;\·( 1.;t Dect>mb.-r
;\lust be nc>ar shoppmg aN'a
and transponaoon. \\'rll<' Sox
A311 c o Ensign, CD~l.
TRA!'\SF'ER It STORAGE CO. j
r.ndway 6 2528 or Llllt-rty ·6430
1968 Harbor Bl\'d. C'osta Mesa
ln!t>rior Extnlor
EXI'){'rt Allt>n110n
l ;nt'n Your Pll lnttng
Problems YOURS
AT LAGUNA FEDERAL
• INSURED SAVINGS
accounts insured to $10.000 •
• STRONG RESERVES
current r_."" 11.7,o
• HIGHEST RATE
consistent wlt'll .ar.ty
SERVICES
such guaranty to be forfeited J & L Uphols tery Cleanf'rs
BOATS FOR SALE
-o:-n.Y O~E-OF ITS Kl:-10--
10 FT. Glen L. Skiing D1n~hy
4 passengt>r. 30 m .p h .. gl.l:;.."'"d·
t railer. C'o\·N . Sharp: ;\Ltkt>
otter. :\fl 6-6894.
should the bidder to whom the HELP WANTED contraC't ls awarded fail to enter Average size living room & hall.
tnto the rontract. <'arpets. $13.88. TOP OPPORTLJNITit:S
tn ac-cordanC't' w ith the pro,·l· OR Sc PER SQ. FI'. DAILY
slons or Section li70 of the La-Be Sure To Chet:k \\'1th
bor Code. the City Council of the f'~venports $10. Chairs s.:; JUNE fARRAR
City of Nt>wport Bf'aC'h has as-KJ 9·2556
certalned the g«.>neral pre\·ailing ----------Employ::1e::! Age:1-::y
rate or per diem wages In tht> Directory 402l, 32nd St .. Nl'wport
locality In whiC'h the work 1<: to I ORiolt> 3.468)
be performed for t>a <'h craft or Fl'~ERAL DTRECI'ORS ... EVE:'\1:'\G-Teit>phon"-~a tt'" \\otk
type of workman or mC'ChaniC' ·;_;;,...;...;;;.;..;.;...;.;;;....;;...;..;.....;;;..;...;...;;..;;;;;;;..;~--., $1.25 •ommisston on ,,.._, S3 00 I
llftded to ex('('ute tht> <'on tract Friendly Neighborhood Service . a It> John S..n•or ()R '\ f\U)
and Is set forth in Resolution BEU BROADWAY No. 5198. A <'Opy of said Resolu· I WO)fA:-1 to rlt>an Dortor's of
tlon ls a\'ailablt> in the otfl<'e of I MORTUARY ftct>~ WM'kly. OR 3·3240
tt\e City CINk In the City o f 110 Broadway SITUATIONS WANTED
HAULING
RUBB!SH HAUUNG
6 Clean Up V•:o:-k
Rc-asonabk rat«.>c;
Ll ~ '7372 ;\11 6 ·5542
AUTOMOTIVE I
SPECIAL I
•
Wheels Ahgned
ar.d Balanced
$9 95 wtth th~s Ad
•
Herb Miller 's
RICHFIELD ST A TJON Newport BeaC'h. LI 8-3433 lr 8·3434 Ca.ta Meu TRA \"ELI:>\G :'\l'R.SE and houl't' 3636 E. Coast Hwy. at Poln.o;ettla
FREE ESTI:\1ATES
Lh't'n'<'d & lnsur<'d
Ll , cr. J:!
FAiNTING
& PAPERHANGING
Lt<'t'nst'd & Insured
FREF ~TI)fATES
JE 1 1419
SERVICES
EXPERT, 1mn1ng done m my
hl'mf' Expt'rlt"nN'd r<'a. onable
;dtl's 21)282 Ba~ Vww, Santa
\'1.1 H•'lli:hts P11 kup a nd de·
ln t>") S<'T\'ict-. l'a lJ K I 5-2209.
~~/2% ~PDa.ll
All bids ar<' to be compared on 1
the basis or the City Engineer's
estimate of the quantities of
k<'<'PN . da~ or 'Hght duty, rt'f· OR 3·9i28 • Corona del Ma r 1 f'r('n.·«.>~. c-ar • ~·"<XX c-ook. Handle
MIMEOGRAPHING
STENOGRAPHIC
SERVICE
current DIYU>END
PAID FOUR 1iMD A YEAR
LAGUICA BEACH -•o...aw.
1111111 ... .,.
work to ~ dont>.
No bid will be acct'ptt>d from
a Contractor who has not ~n
llcen~d In at'cordan<'~ with the
provisions of Chapter 9. Dl\1slon
10 or Business and Professions
Code.
Plans may ~ seen. and forms
ol propoaal bonds. rontract, and
apeclllc.atlons may b<> obtained
at the of!i<'t' or the City Engl-
~l'. City Hall, Newport Bea<'h.
CalltomJa.
11M apedal att<'ntlon ol prot'-
pectjve bidders b <'ailed to theo "'Propoul hqulremeont3 and ;;..;;,;;;..;;;;~;.;.;;;-.,;o..;,; _____ _
ConstltJoo." annend to the blank roa AU. or
form ot proposal ror rull dlrec· YOUR INSUaANCS !ttEDS ~===========~=~====~;=== tlon u to blddtnc. et<'. Sadleir Insurance Co. j The City of N.wport Beach ,..... John & Sadlw wrw. the right to reject any or
all blda and to wal\·e a ny tnfor· 3333 E. Cout Bwy. oa 3·383D
ma1lt7 tn such bid Corona del Mar
12$.00 ctepoaf __ It r.fundabJe u pon
0
INVES'I'MDn'S •••
return 0 'r&•ftS and s~ 1 h--------------.
d.,. alt.,. awardJna or c:.oontract. CROWELL. W'EEDOK a co.
CITY OP NEWPORT BEACH. Mem~
CAUI'OitNIA Pkiflc Cout Stock I:Jciehaqe
MAIIIGDY SCHROUDElt.. '-urd.-tt Harrtton ..... M.cr.
Cltr ~rlt. Olck Rudce 1\od Paut.an
DAted : l Nowrn~r. 1910. t.olt FenneU Rutll kktr
1P\tbltah: NO\~. 3 and 10. 1960 Mlb )()ret~
In the lt.wport Ralbor Enalgn. PriVate wtre S.•kee
,_ el ,_,................. :8)1 £. =-H~.:: I· TOO& ...... ,.,,,.c.-~ ....
0 B c.lst's ,,n,f g1n> shoL~. Llvt'
In or our C f. nt'\ a 8· 5650.
HOUSE -d,...tntn~ b\·~hou r.
Own transpMt 111on $1.50 hour
Phon£' Kl 3 l7J.I a nytime t'X·
<'<'Pt Thu rs<l.1~ .<: and Fridays
in tht' \1.\~ltme
E..~PERTEXC'ED g.ndf'n<'r, mow
JOHNSTONE'S
Mesa Auto W reekers
U~ Auto Parts. Tires
We Buy Cars and &rap Me-tal
UBERTY ·7013
»75 Pla~ntla Avco_ Costa Mt!M
t>dgN•. trimminJil .. 1nd clean .up. CARPET CLEANING
Also gardemng LN me makt> __
your yard or gardt•n look beau-I S .. .
tlful KI 3·6!l "' pec1oltsts In:
MISCELLANEOUS • Woll·to-Woll e Fum•ture n~NISH m~ssage and steam 1 s iLL baths. By appt. only. r-11 6-6170, •I /II
SULO and MERI NYHOLM. .. , ~
18 Charle St., Costa M~~ I ----..~;.-;;;;..,.;;....., ... ~
Carpet Cleaners
• C"ERT Pianl!>t Tt'a.:OhN, <-hll·l Fr'f!e E&tll'ftMts Ml 6-2323
dren. adult I'Ourses. Prt-p.tra-
tory l nt~rmt'dlat~ ach•an<'e'd 1 SEWING & TAILORING
or finl~hlne roun;e. lntf'rvlt>W. D -M.UCI'NG-A al :ra ons.
arr&nJred without r harge. Ar-Rave It maltf' and pe.y )~.
nold 1\.lda. Ml 6 ·1053.. Vt>T)• rNsonabltt. Joan Black-PETS-SUPPLIES atoe<lc. 57'9 W. V1ctorla. APt. D.
:------Coeta Mesa. M1 ~. ASit us •
Wh.)r you abtuW I.e<! your pets PEIISOHAL f;rto$h foods l~a4 ot ttMf'd. Re'UbtPJG_P_a_cl_fl_c -v,._ M .. •w IDOIW1 too. 'niE JOlt, ....,..., Parte cau Mrl. c. n.
DA."f"S. 21'32 t:. Cout Hwy.. CLutl~l Grupe. Oil s...n., U · c... Mi Mar, oa 3-K.tO. ~ eo.n.~or. 'l'b.&Dk ,...
TYPING
LE1TER.O::
nTRF\1 MAIL
SERV1:"G CORil;\' A DEL MAR
Call Jo~or Af'JHlrnlml'nt
ESTHER l.FEl'll ~tiLl...~
OR .l AA'\;
Eves & \\ l'f'kt'rlrl.
Call MJ 6 .'l."
2732 E. Coa t H1way
Corona del M .. r
Som~ 'l'ypl na
In my home
12 Years uperlt-nce
Klmbt"rly 5 4.4
LANDSCAJliNG : ------Complete Landscqping
Service
rmm an"IJlA 'T'!:S
Mil C... .. ._
.... I ... ,
OOIIOX4 Da. 11M JnJ--Oit 5-·0ltO • lftl a. COul
· Lawn Maintenance
I...AND9CAPIS. "'-............
-..lit or monu.. 01 S·-..., 6 p.m.
,
'
'
,fr.m WT.CHIICE PRICES 01 lEW ltiO's
THEN SEE
''IRIS" RICUIDSII
YOUR
IlLLER CHEVRILET' REPRESEifTinVE
FOR CORONA DEL MAR
NEW CARS
WAS I< OW
NEW 1960 CORVffiE, Black, Radio & Heater
#290 4 Sptted, Big ~ine . ·-··-··-.$-%33 $3790
NEW 1960 SPORT COUPE. Radio, Heater, Tinted Glau,
# 225 W !W als, Power glide .tnd other accessories .. 3180 2580
NEW 1960 I~PALA SEDAN, Radio, Heater, Turi>o9lide,
# 74 loads of accessories 3317 2684
NEW 1960 IMPALA SPT. CPE., Radio & Heater, Powerglide.
# 334 Loads of accessories . 3376 2790
NEW 1960 IMPALA SPT. CPE., R•dio & Heeter, Automatic,
# 421 Power Steering & Brakes, loads of accenories ...... 3517 2880
TRUCKS
NEW 1960 FlEETS! DE, loaded with acceuories
# 21)4 6 Cylinder, Standard Shift . --$2341 $1834
NEW 1960 FLEETS/DE, V-8 Automatic. Loaded with
#" 442 Everything. Perfect for Camper . 2898 2378
NEW 1960 Jt.-Ton FLEETSIOE. Just the ·trvc.k for 8' or 10'
# 4-tl H. D. C.tmper 2633 2078
MANY BEA UTIFULI960 DEMONSTRATORS PRICED UP TO
-OFF!
Drop Down and Look Them Over Today!
LLER CHEVROLET CO., Inc.
1000 West Coast Highway N ewporl Beach Uberty 8-2261
Do You Want Water With Problems
OR
Problems WITifOUT Water?
Tbe coa tro.-eny ODd conlualoa wb.kb .. apparent Ia discuM1DI) tbe
propoMd Water loDd Act ls tbe rHUlt of Jd9bly-publlcbed C119U•
meats OYH polats that are not ..,. .. I.a. U.. Act. Jfamely ~
detaib, pddllg polid ... contract terms aad. mcmy otbft ....... of
water deftlopmeat policy wh.lcb c:a:D be deilwmJDed ~. Tbil CIU•
tbora of the Act _,. tb ... matters .!aoakll be tcdNa. up a.ly o:n.r
the state baa t.be IDOIM'f to build the projecta. Whkb is jut ~
logic. A lot of the CODtroftny at-. froiD U.. fCid tbcrt Ute Wedel'
Boad Act cu a colledloo ot --~ Tlat. waa QWW ld'*"•
1iace it a~tat.. a two-third appo"cd ol tiM )egialatan, w~
ba.. studJed. GDd debated tiM problem f• _. Ia.-ND J*IIL TM
Act was not. cmd could aot be written to ,....pl...., .....,. ::ti _.
qroup or ana. So oae bcu to auume tbat ettller WCIJ' tile 11Wty
of problem s beiDIJ mdeat .. v.w; AdD&.. If U.... ww ...._ to ,_.
problftll.l. sunly It would. be t.tter to t.ct tMm wrnr ........ tbaD
Without. The Jfewpor1 Bebor, Coeta ..... ao.td of a.cdten tben·
fore urges your support Oil rna,..ltloD a-.
VOTE "YES" ON ONE
NEWPORT RAJIIOJI. COST A MESA 80AU OF HAL T08S
T I E
.-.... • IIEW
1Perfect for the 'larre fam-
Ily. 4 bedroorn.s, 4 btl ths,
1pectacular view hl&h above
the ~tlltterlnr harborland -
the la test In extras, superb
condition -dell&ht your
younr sters with their own
bedroom, playr oo m and
baths on separate level -
warm "Early American Mo -
tif' -first time otrered at
$59,500!
1'011 LUI&
coaolrA Da. IIU
A better, new, two bedroom
and den upper apartment.
Attractlwe view, waJl to wall
earp.t, totftd a.lr heat. ma·
hocany ca b 1 n eta. oopper
hood and e~ fan owr
eooklftl' area. Drapery rodll
• ln. Cia. • to lithool, youth
center, chureh, bu.lneu. For
appointment eaU Ownfl'
M'. M·. PEJtRY", OR 3-9376
' 3-<000
IIVEI'r • 1'IE -EIITI -We otter you the MMftt ot our 40 yean ot real e1tate
ex~rience In the Harbor Area. tAt us ua.l1t you with
your lnve.tmenw, exchanses a nd ~&let of your prop-
erty.
230 La 'Jolla, 2 BR, 1 'It baths, view ....................... ,$20,500
!1M Santa Ana, 2 88, Npt. Hts. ·------------------------16,!500
2 buslnHI loti, Cotta Mesa, C-1 .............................. 22,500
3 buslneu Iota,· Newpo'tt Beach, C-1 ···---··---··---· 22$0
R-4 Jot, 100x102, nr. Pad flc Dr.t ,C.M., anxious 5,000
Lot, Wa llace St., R-4, 9,900 IQ. ft ................ -........... 4.750
2 l/3 acm With buiJdlnP, Back Bay .................... M-000
coM, new 3 BR "and Fam,, 2 baths ................... : .... 32.500
4 BR. 2 baths:, 652 Cove St., 11,500 dn ................... 13,500
E. 16th St., R-4 with 2 BR home .............................. 9,500
E. 16th St., nr. Npt. Blvd., $2,000dn ......................... 11,500
315 Catalina, 3 BR,.o 2 baths, Ocean view ................ 31 ,500
Balboa Coves, pvt. beach and pier, 3 BR' ................ 62,500
BABSON
..., IIIIYII .. III c..
FIIV'EIYIWIEI I
3 bedroom house, 1% bath,
dining room, double earare,
Corona del Mar, Call OR 3· .... _
A whole mountain, Newport Beach ........................ 40,000
Beautiful Npt. comm. bid&., exc. location ............ 85.000
408 HOtmwood, 3 BR, 1 ~t baths, view; reduced .... 25,950
309 La JoiJa, 4 BR, 3 baths, view .................. _ ...... 29.~
2070 Orange, room for 4 more units, $2.500 dn ..... 13,900
fiNC.)
(Real Estate lmarlneers)
2828 E. Coast Hlrhw~y
Corona del Mar ORiole 3 -3770
YOUR BEST BET!
Live in a brand new, mod-
ern apt., exQuisite in de-
s ign and convenience
ood
enjoy the monthly chee ks
from front unit. A wise pur-
chase In dell&htful C9rona
del Mar.
FOR MORE DETAILS
BABSON
R..U, IIIYIIIm•t Co.
(INC.>
(Real Estate Jmagineers}
2828 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
OR 3-3770
CUlT 1011, ........
1600 \'{EST COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH LI 8-9354
WATER FRill
6 ROOMS -PIER It FLOAT
PRIVATE SALE
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
OR 3-3630
Lt1Z1Jft Dt1PLEZ
View of 0c.a:a Cllld lay ,
If"' oa Ma:rta.t. 120AOO DowD
LEJGRTOK LDJDEJII, llealtor
3001 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar
ORiole 3-0668
e Too Late to Clauify
REAL ESTATE
NlCE 2 bedroom unfurnished apt.
with patio. fire place, thermo-
static heat, and garage. Con-
venient location. On lease.
SOt•,t Narcissus C D M, 0 R
3-0940.
GCEII liD UY VIEW
.,_ SlhlniiJ I S•ll•r 1-5 pa.
239 OCEAN VIEW, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
SPLIT LEVEL, 3 B/R, 2 BATH. ALL BUILT-INS.
FORCED AIR HEAT. FEE SIMPLE ~ ACRE,
STREE'T TO STREET LOT
PRICE $43,500
TER..\fS
UY liD lEACH REAlTY, IIC.
REALTORS
1696 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Day or night Phone LJ. 8-1161
The All New 1961 Mercury
METEOR
'600' and '800'
OHers a New Concept in Mercury
with
Greatly Reduced Prices
From $250 to $560 Less! -
For the BEST Car Buy
See
JOHNSON & SON
"FAMILY OF nNE CABSH
NEWPORT BEACH
-W, COAIT IIWT. u 1-5545
COSTA MESA
IMI 11AD011 &YD.
Lll--
Open Eftlliaga and SUDday
M-1, vacant, 145x300, W. 17th St. ............... -......... 36,800
Medical buJidinc, 1457 Superior ............................ 67,500
214 Memphis, Hunt. Beach, 4 BR, 2 baths ............ 15..500
2072 Tustin, C.M., 5 BR.. 3 baths, luxury .............. 34,500
960 Temple Ter., t.:aaun a, 5 BR, 3 baths ................ 35,0oo
128 San Dlea:o. San Clemente ............. · ....................... 29,730
New, 3 BR home plua 4 units, 1,200 sq. tt. ea.,
2 baths each, Laruna Beach ............................ 79,500
2022 Paloma Dr., 3 BR, 2 baths, provincial ........ 34,300
2287 Canyon Dr., R-4, 66x300 .................................... 13,500
All listings subject to prior sale, change In
price .or withdrawa l trom market.
JGHI v•n, Rulllr I llliWer
AroUnd the Clock-7 Days a Week-Calll\fldway ~-1675
400 N. Newport Blvd., Ne~port Beach
(Opposite Hoag HospltaiJ
Paul Schlegel
Jim Kilpatrick
Tom Haydto
Oscar Norberg
ASSOCIATES
Marlon LeBus
Gre ta Prosser
Boyce Canon
Jack Denton
I Paul Terry
Clyde Keith
Billie Dickey
Don Elder
CIIEG IIIHUIDS
COMPA:i"ION TO CAJ\!EO SHORES
A new development by Maceo Corpora tion.
'61 quality three and tour bedroom homes under con-
struction. New original floor ' plans are available l or
inspection .
PRICED FROM $3'1.900.
DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $6200
A llinited number of \'ery desirable lots for the
individua l who prefers to build.
MACCO CORPORAnON
Sales-CA..\fEO SHORES OFF1CE. 4701 Hampden Road,
Cameo Shores.
Telephone: ORiole 3-490-1
IEIT I SWEET
INCO~IPARABLE AT $13,500. Three .!!paelous bedrooms,
wall to wall carpet and recently completely rede<'Orat-
ed. Surrou nded with large m ature ornament al shrubs
and fruit trees. $10,000 LOAN AVAILABLE -SUBMIT
ON DOWN.
SPIC I SPII
FOR ONLY $18.500. Submit as low as 13,000 down.
Huge trees In front yard -extra large fenC't'd rear
yard. Three spacious bedrooms, 1 ~ baths. Ha rdwood
floors with wall to wall carpe-ts, separate service
porch , dining room a nd breakfast area. Fireplace a n d
clock controlled heat adds to ma king this a r"a l rom-
forta ble ,home. PREFERABLY SHOWN BY APPOINT-
:\IENT -CALL US TODAY.
M~ M. LaBorde, Realtor
''you'll like our friendly service:'
220 E. l 71Ji Sr. Costa Me.!la Liberty 8-1139
(Across the street from Mesa Shopping Ce nte r)
Evenings Call LI 8-4037 -Ml 6-5855
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