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YOUtf&STHS carried gif-t s fOC' the hu ge boii-&L -Torre of 24-10 First Ave., -eoror11.1 del ~ar, and
fhe bose of the "Shore-a-G ift" Chri,tmos tr" qrandson of Mr. end Mrs. Welter Shaw of the
after the licjhting of the tree ceremony lost, Fri· Guildcrefters Shop ; Bryon Hoyle,_6. son of Mr.
day evening at the corner of Dahlia Ave. and end Mrs. Jack Hoyle of Shore Cl.ffs, and Mark
Coost Hwy. in Corona del Mar. Mrs. Helen Longley, _7. son o~ ~r. end Mrs. J . It Longley of
Murphy of Corona Highlands, one of the host-S~ore Cltffs. Begtnnmg tocby (Dec. I) progr_ams
asses for the sponsoring Zonto Club of Newport wtll be held at the tree on Thursd11y a~d Froday
Horbor, is snown here with (left to right) S,year-ofte_rnoons at 4:30 end Saturd"y even1nqs .,t 7.
old Jomes jDubby) Torre , son of Mn . J&equelyn jEnS19n photo)
Tall Building
Study Is Begun
By Consultant
Mo nday's reveille brcaklu t o f
the Corona del Ma.r Cham ber or
Commercce.may be considered the
kick -off for the h istoric study of
ta U buildings tor <t he City of
Newport Beach.
Cha rle-s Bennett of Los An·
geles, who had lUAt r-Melved his
contract aa oonaultant for the
d ty, told the CDM Chamber that
he wu starring on the tlrst phaae
or hi.!l pro.)ect .. 800n n.s the
breakfa11t over.
He Mid JMt out with
his camera pictures
throughout cue this
joint" u part I
n,;""~••rdo,' .. ta.ll I .. ,. ...
THREE 6ENERATtONS of one fomily 4re .shown hfl,e porticipoting
in the Zont& Club's sh are-a-gift project "t tlwt Cerone del Mor
Christm"s tree. Th.y "re Mrs. Faith Ounb.sr Tic• ond h.r s'on, Mi~e
&-ook l ice, 9, of 7()()1/1 Beqonia •Ave., ""d Grandmothe~ Ethel
Towne, 51 P/1 Femle.f A.ve .. C~ cJ.i ~--p--oto)
Ia
bulk in Lol
had been
1
At Yule .Tree
Umlt was on the
eubic-toot In a building:
theN!'foN!', the hiJh~r the build ·
lnr. the J~!U area It could cover
on the lot. Th.ls res ulted In alr
a nd light apace around ta ll
buildln&s and provi d~ ott-street
pa rking area, he ~ald.
Mr. Bennett. who had he lped
In th~ pla nning of the Lido Shop·
ping Center 12 yea.l'll ago, said
there Is no market for real tall
buildings In the Harbor Arf!l'l..
The most li kely use for high
buildings wou ld be for offiC't"'S
a nd cooperative apartments, and
the need It limited, he explalnt>d.
He said that thi~ area Is for-
tunate In having the Irvine
Ranch as a neigh bor, because
t.he <present and future develop·
m ent o f Irvine land 18 "ca rriJC,t'
trade stuff." By this he meant
the outstanding re•Jd en tle l
building and t.he "clea,n" Indus-
trY of the nature ot Ford Aero·
nutron ic and Colllns Radio.
Musical proerarm Will be glv·
en at the Zonta "Shari"-a-Gift"
Christmas tree at Dahlia Ave.
a nd Coast Hwy., Corona del Ma.r,
this afternoon and tomorrow a ft·
emoon, and a dance program
will be presented Saturday eve-
ning . Here 1~ the 11Chedule:
Thursday, Dec. 1, at 4:30 p.m.
-Ora nge Coast College choir, dl-
r('C ted by John Brimhall.
Friday, Dec. 2, at 4:30. p.m. -
Roy Ya.mell a.nd his Ora nge
Coast J.ns trumenta l group,
Saturday, Dec. 3, at 1 p.m. -
"How the Chrlst.mas Tree Was
Lighted," danced and narrated
by students. of Anglola Sartorlo.
Mrs, Robert Ingram w111 narrate
the story. "'Skaters Waltz .. will
aiJO be danced. Stude niJI who
wfll dance are Katherine Wes-
ton, .,Atme Foss, Jan Ka wamura,
54Qan Dostal, Ya le Ferguson, 'Rox-
ane• Gummin!l, Anne·~~~~~~f~ I Carol Fendall,
Susan :\tacDonald
Way.
INCLUDE COM ON • -. .
LOCAL CHAMBER ASKS
The membersh ip pr~nt' at
the: Corona del Miff Chamber
brea kfast Monday morning at
Chers Ina gave a voice vOle ot
approval · to a proposal to have
"Corona del ~ar" on a F~way
1lgn to be Installed at the TulJ:tln
turn-oft.
ExecuUve _Secretary B r a d e n
'Finch u.Jd that h.e had sent a
to Edward Telford at
DttpL Otftce in Los
"D e libe r ate
A HAPPY Sl'lCTA TOR ot tho
lightinq of the tree Fr:d<!y eve·
ning in Cerone del lvhr "'"s I b·
month-old Mor~ T,~l.:--~.:Jn of
Mr. tand Mrs. 8. V. T,-y~i:<r of
1748 So!imor, Costa Me-"· He is
ell ey'es for the even "9 i "clivi-
ties at the Zonte "Sh,•e .,.G1h
!r~e, (h sign photo)
't'OLUIIK II. lfVIQU II CO_,.AD&I.IIA& CAUFOBJII'IATIIUU DAY. Dt:CI:IOD l, 1-
THE ENIJIGif
Jane
omCIAL
NEWSPAPEil
Of The City Of
N•wpwt B.ac:h
.B. POST . OFFICE
High Bridge ~~u~~~KbF~~~R~~~s Hearing Set
I P Sed The Rev. John Parke, r«tor of boa Island Methodb t Church was F I*. 15 S ropo Sr. Jame•' £plocop•l Chu.ch or eh•lnnan or th• nomln•llng rom · or
Newpon Beach, was nominated 1 mit tee.
last week for the presidency o f I Delegate, to the meeling or t~c Another ".sk)'M:ra~r" request-
the Newport Harbor Council o f I National Council of Churt"hes rn this one near the Newport Beach
ChurchH for 1961. He will SU<"· San Franc!~ Dec. -1-9 will be . Post Office on Riverside Ave. -
ceed tht!' Rev. Cll.fford Fugate of
1
the Rev. Wayne Protht>ro of St. I has bef!n ~l\•ed by the Pla.n-
lhe Costa Meu. Methodist Church. Andrew's and :\Irs. Van FranL"e nlnjt Dept. in Nt'W;)Ort City Hall.
.
A minimum navigation dea.r-
ance ot between 35 and 40 Cet>t
for a new, wider Coast Hwy.
bridge over upper Newport Bay
and a 4-Jane divided Coast Hwy.
!rom Seal 'Bead\ to Dana Point
:u e being recommended by the
Orange county coastal trans pot·
tatlon commlnce.
Left turn pockets at a ll slg·
nalized Interse-ctions Is a nother
Objective ot the grou p, along
with lmprovemenl,fi to the Arches
overpass, where the Jttale alr('ady
owns right-of-way land for the
job.
The lmprovl'mcn!JI. to Coast
Hwy. 10 Increase traffic capacity
and eliminate a~:Cidepts Is an ln-
trrlm proje(:t recommended by
the committee appointed to study
Serving w ith Mr. Parke will be 1 of St. Jame.s' Church. Frank O'Connor, 1700 Kings
Or. Charles Dlerenfield. pastor o! A comm ittee has been namt"d Rd .. Cliff Haven, Is a.sking for a
St. Andrew's Pre s b y t f! r i_a n to selfft the church man and uqo penn it to corutruC1 a 15-foot -
Chu rch, curr Haven. u \'let"· church woman or the _rE-ar. Tht> high ortlcc building at 149 River·
president, and Miss Glydto MiiY· awards will be made at rhe a n -'*'" Avl'., southerly or the P08t
nard of !he Corona dt>l :'\1 ar Con -nual meeting, to be held Jan. 2.l OUII'f'.
grega!Jonal Ch u rt'h as s~reta ry. In the Corona del :'\1ar Cona:re -The plans for this "Pad !lc
Mrs.. P. r. Ba ines or the Bal -gatlonal Church. jCentf'r Bu ilding" show :l 110·
MARINE PARKING BAN I
. ~..-~:;~::::~·~%~i~T~,
. 000 8qUal"'" IM:-t. Parkmg Is pro·
RESOLUTION ADOPTm l ;o~!;!r~i~,h~,i.i!,"n~~~
O'Connor'a re-quest a1 th~ Dec.
arterial and freeway need.s to The Jong-dlscuu:ed and often.
~t serve the coastal a rea when · cussed parkine ban on Balboa Ls·
fully de,·eloped. land's Marine A\'e. was tinally
1
15 meeting. The effective date of the reso-Two weeks ago the Comml&·
lution Is Ot!-c. 30. sioners di&C'uued An LaSht>lle's
An alternate proposal to start application for a U!K' permit to
the parking ban at 11 p.m. In· consttuC'I a 10-stol')' apar1mfonl
stead . of 10 p.m., and lo make if restaurant at 325 EdJewater Ave ..
etrectJVe every n~ght throughout Balboa, on thE-p~nt }ocation
the year, Wa.!l dt~ at Ole of Christian's HUI. They held up
afternoon study SM.Slon, but was ! their dM:islon pending the com·
dropped. plelion of the ta.ll bullding
The rE>rommcndatlons were n!· resolved at Monday evening's
J<•l,<ed from a technical .sub-com· S ewport City Council meeting.
of the group at a 7:30 The Council adopted a resolu•
a·.m. breakfast meeting Monday lion to prohibit over· night park-
In the ~ach Boy Restaurant, Jng on Marine between Park Ave.
Newport Beach. The sub-commit· and N. Bay Ft. during the follow-
tee will prepare the recommen-lng. periods: Councilman 0 e e Cook ex-study nO\IIo' being made by the
pressed rf'gnn that provtalon dty"s consultant, Charles Bennl'tt
C'OUld not be made for l'mergen-of Los A.ngeJes.
dations in a lt>t1er to be sent to e DalJy !rom 10 op.m. 10 6 a.m.
a ll represented on the June 9, 1961, through the
endor.ement. \S.ru""'' tollowtna: Labor Day, Stoddard.. dlalr·
cy loading zones during the pro-_:.._:.._ _____ _
hlbite-d houn . City Attorney Wal-
ter Chara.rnu A id this was Visitor Hit
By Car Di es
10 p.m_ &o t "pn.ditaltJ' lmpoeliw.-' trem a ~.;or-· .... r.a ... 1 ............. •!II ....,.ld .. I &.Ill. S a n a y ~~ f« trouble" tor the iepj· Iii;;;;;;;;;;,., the year. lfy of the rnolution.
!;~~·~;~~·~·~""'; meeting. .lebn A. WU-
' Rlrhard W il .'1 on, 36, Long When the recomm.ndaUoru are Beach. died early Monday In
•ndorsed they will be coordlnat-ordina.nce regulating the land stl'N!ts betWHn midnight HDil~t Hcw;pi!al from injurirs suf-
ed with yearly recommendations I ~acldng of trailers on Balboa b · and 8 &-m .. }"t'ar-round. unlt'SS rered wh~n he was hi! in a cr~-
or the A.uoc-lated Clil am bcrs of introduced a t Monday d w•Jk .,. a .,, on N,•,~n Bl,·d.
C r ~ c r ro C C 'I atlaC'ht" lo a r ar Cily Manage'!' • -,.... ommerce-o v •ange o un Y Newport lly ounc1 at the · north end of the Cnast be forwarded to the state high· meerlng and passed 10 ~nd Robert Shf'l ton wa.~ inst ruMed to 23 H"''Y overpus at 'i: p.m. last wav commission. reading. submit a l'f'poff by next Cou ncil
The committe-e wil l hold their This ordlnanr.e provides that mM:-ting on thi" C'O.!It of insullJng ~\~~~~rison and his son, Hugh,
next meeting at i :JO a.m. Mon -tralll'I'B cannot be parked on Js. tl'lc rcqulrt'd sign.<~ on all sfTl'ets. :;, Wl'rP hit hy a ca r drlvf'n by
day, Jan. 23, In the &>ach Boy GO auran G"....., ON NEW STREET PLAN Jon M. CariN. 23. of 520 E 17th
Restaurant. -~ l't'W-'1 · St., Cos1a :\1M'a . Newport roll~
,---------Argumt'nt erupt4"d again Rt I Beach tl"';)t('!l;l"nfati\'P of thf' Or·1 rf'portNI Both \icllm11 were taken Bob Turner IS :\1onda y 1:'\"E'nlng's City Council angl' County :O.fosquito Abate-· bv ambuJ.anre to the hospital.
meeting O\'E'r thl' lm pro\"t'ment ot menr District. During thf' past 8 The !inn was ronflnf'd In thP hoe-
!he Pacific Elcctrk right -or-way )•ears o n the board, hr has at -~ pi ta! w 1th a (ractUN'd lei!' a nd
Nom .lnated by In the heart ot :'lil'wport. Whf'_n ,tendcd 85 or the 94 met'lings mulnplP abrasion-. or the fare.
the smoke had c-Jearl'd away, the held . .\ sffond ~n. r aul. Fl. ran tc>
ICoun<Hi Adopte-d t~e re~mmen -e R('('f>i\"l'd a f"t"Q Ul'<it from 5 thr <=Hft>walk on Itt" <'a.<~t <~J rlf' ot
E h Cl b for PXtl'n.swn of 28th St. I proJ>E>n y ownt-r-. tor C'hange In ~rwport Blvd and """·''"''1 hE>IniZ XC ange u for a oni'-W3)" .street to b(> zoning from R I to R-2 on thf'.hll hy !hf' northbr•unrt ('J r. [)OIIC'e
('Ut throuch the riJZ ht -of-way 1'3$-1 !licfl' of La Jolla Dr., ~f"w ~.ud.
b col<" I from 2btlf :it to 30th St. port Jll"i.ll'hfs. to pro\'ldt' a hufff': J-~uneral !(("T'\"ir;:o~ fnr \1r \\'1\!:0n Turner. insurance I 1 :~~0~~:~C:t O bj'NHon ... WN•' r:ti!i'f'd b\' R. L !I! rip' b<'•twt"f'n R-1 And comn1t•r nr1• p€'ndinl( in thf' Pattf'rt;nn a nd Hl'lghts, has ~n ,.,_ h Pattf'r,:nn. f,Tm"r city f'n,l:'in<'N; cia! prOpl'rty : N'fen~ thr t't' ~nt\'<'IY :\tortuar:'> !.nne ~ .. -a,· . the presldenC'y of 1 11 rr Ha rbor E:c:changf' GNald :"Jla~k~ \\"~liN Fra n7 anrl quf'.'tt to th;> Plannmg ComM, .. H~ Is a]S(l "'Ur\'llf'f1 1~ 1'" w f',
attorn<'\' \l ••r~-Hl 1..01\'f'~y. n•prf'· <~Inn. I :\i'ro~. E.."'lhcr \\"11-oon of L on,r:
or
ReJp,,. . .,, as secretary. and Tom
ot West ~ewport. Invest
ml'nts, as treasurer .
The el('Ction will bt' held nP:<t
Thursday. Ot.."-c. 8. at rhe Newport
Harbor YaCht Club. ·c.,.. LH~ilc , ..
fir E•wc-cr U..
s.entin,l!· a 7'\,•\t'j'>olft Bhd propN· e Oenif'fl thl' rht im nf Flhf'l Beth~h. ________ _
tv own"r Pt>nnt>wi'IJ or \\'~t ~f'WJ"~·· 11 hn
• 'Mlry ,, .... ,, .1m,,ne thl' ~tl!nf't"' ~~~krd for S!<l.OOO ll"""-'1 •l,1m C. ... 11tiH Of'Mr
inn .1~kmc for ti'<"OnsJd llii(i'><~ for inJ Urlf'ct !<Utf•"•'d 1n a
1h·· al !l'rnJtl' pr,J>OSAi, tall O\'f't a watl'r mrtN .•m·rr bf>. Of City IS U_._l~
\'•'I' f'tlrT Blvd. < Pi.t n A I 1 1\\'f'f'n .34 t h St .. rl n<l 1-·111 Sl. on JPID
p..r ilwrw·~ ~;f,'ll('•t That th.~y July 20; ~l'fNr,...d 11'·· _},lim to t ThP ~"~'fVI'"t ~llrh rnndl'"'na -
•Jnt l.w•''l )::,i\f'n a f~ti r h;•ar· 1hf' cily ~ msutano'" "'Til'rs tlon nf t~ll' :\1 "r K n~tpp ilfll'IM mrnt
h\ !hf' l",•un.·\1 ;~n,J that thf' e Approw•<f thf' ,,,·lJnn nl lhP bU1 lrl nc .lt t H :!211rl .!'t wn.~ liJl·
fllr thf' n:w \\a' "'ltl"('1 I Plan :--.'f'wporT Bi>.'l.•'h Lth~oH)' Board. hrld !.1~1 IH•I'k tw the J-'ourth
~n a l"rl"'' w\thout rtue :!<f'llinlil' t h(' nJ· "'hi\" ml"oPtlng Dt ~J-1 1 t',,,u•t M •• \ppt>als.
fu ture n.lfflr nf"f'ds. lime to thf' thtr I T uM:dAyl of 0wnt't Junf' Knapp. who hod
1 ~tatf"rl furth•·r that the-(',trh mon_th .1 jlj\<'alrrl frnm ~ Superior Court
l('oun. 11 had r..~,r;-.i:!I'I'M thrm a • ftl!'('f!J\"<•d ,, rrquf'~t from lir• 1~1nn uphoidHH!! the C'l ty. now
s~"'i'\f1t" orcfrr fnr ~~ 11lf' of rlty· Donalrt B h rf'<~ J r. ot Fr.tn l( 11.1 ~ th•• ,lltt'rnall\'r!'i or Bppeallni
ownP,I lal\d in 1!w r E. r!,ll'ht -of-AY""!I .l Son_ rlf'\'~lopt"M~ of :0:f'\\ furlh"r. tn the !HAlf" !-up~me
1.1.'1'1\" co rhat th o•v ,-..~uld move I hi' pori Shorr<~. f,,~ city oonstru.-tl<'n c-our!, (lr bringl n~t thr bnlldine b~lidlng~ back' fr<''ll ~ewport of "f,1dlltll'-.. ~pquir~ II) ~·'i''(' up I (I r1~· rode.. or demoli!ihln£ h .
81 \'rl. for wid('ning of the boul~-tht> prohlf'm nf pt)S.Sibir <iltlfm
Pillllr .........
Hll'lllrlsll1~ ...
water dam:1 .111' .. becau~ of nh
!lllruction of \\IU Cr by ••mhank
mPn l In A pulllic ri ~th' "f \\ily;
referrM the t"QUHI to 1~r r\lv
maani!'N. cit\· attotn('y 1ntl pub. E,·erett (Dukl'l Ga rdiner. 70. of
Jlc:o: works diN'('tor. 34 Ha rbor lslantl died Saturday
• Adopted OrcUnnn('(" 942. in HOA r 'H08plta! followlna: a
am~ndin2 thf" unUonn huiMin~ I heart anaek. Htt had Jlvt'd In this cod~ to requlrt" a bullllinR flt"r a rea ~in«' Ht2 1 a nd on IU.rboC'
mit to ronr:;truct a fence-3 l!!et l lsland sin~ 1932. He wu a grad-
high or higher. ua.tl" of Cal T«h and USC Law e A('('ept"'d the prellmlna~· (School.
plans and esrLm•'"' presented by -.;;Qi'Aiiiii-;;iioa• Corona dt"l Mar ""-~hJtet1 Wilson WEW UCilAifC& lRICH•I
Woodman for restroom.!~ at thP New membl!rs ot t"e Newport
()(.'Hn front .!ltrect end ()(15th St.. Harbor Ex.oaang., C 1 u b a.r e
Central Newport: thfo ('QSt 1.1 e&· Charte_. Lauderbauah. landecape
tlmatfXj at $216.712. arcl\it~: Gf-orae Dou bledeoe, un · e Authoriz.ed th4.' clly clerk to Mrwrlter; Ro~rt Merriam, au .
lldWl1IM! for bid~ for ope.rltton petlnl«t~Mnt of plant -~ at
ot I he Bel bOlo 1'\e:r oonceta.ion; Pllelfic:-Te~hOnf: Horace Lownl·
namt!d Cound lrMn Cha rles Ha.M ~-photograpM-r; Dr. ltobtrt
and Han-ey Some:N; to .W..t city Wa.shbon, ortbodontbL
at~ Wa.lter ChANUY~a In
drawinl up bid part.leu.lars; au·
thonted dty man•r 'RObert die
Sbelton to ~xtend the p~nt pu~ ftl MN. 8e«y AM RIU·
1.,._ 01 John Cbade, Xlttt lf man. ~1 ,.,.,Meftt• Aw,.. .,..
~ry. lfJ'It. -n.elma l:la......._ t14'o6 e At('f-pt lbe low bid ot 'WII · ~ Ayt.,. Qnaa ..._ Mu.
ll-.m --.rtte ol 't\a tin __... ...... ftr1n.c etturdl -·-~ rar ~ ot nre sutton at tM CoteM -. 111u -·
~ 1 In -..lbol. and •Hillons to t-..1 a-da. U. ....
the .._Jboa Ubmy. C'.orake hd ,.... W. • ...,. ......
ol 8&WIWi ..... DIIGII taOMDAT. D&'CDDD I. 1-\ ""_., &f&ai TII'ODDAT CX*)IIA DU. II&& CAI.Ir • .
s...... ............ ,.14 •• c.-...... c.IH. "'~ -W, ...
Tlwrl4ey, lA c.-4e1 Mer, i• the City of .._.,.,.,. leedl. C.llf. OMoe ...t
,n..tillt ,a..t lA tile iMlt• .. IW~ .... , e44rew: ZIIO l. Coe.t Hltll-••r· C.... !lei W.r. C.lif. Tele,a-.• Ollele J..oiSO. Tile Efttlt• It the Officlel New.pe,.,
.I tile CUy of Newport l .. ch
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SUISCllfflON RATES
I• the Newport HerMr ArM: 0•• l'M' -13.00: hlo y .. rs $15.00 ~ of the HerMr Aree: 0.. vMr -S.JIO: hlo veers -17.00
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e TEXTBOOK REPORT
Here is another report on a textbook used in the
Newport Beach Ele mentary School District. It is
"Ame rica. Land of Freedom," by Gertrude Hartman.
published by D. C . Heath and Co., and used in
eighth grade history classes at H o race Ensign School.
This evaluation has b een made by a local resi-
dent who is a staunch conservative and has had
considerable experience w ith school affairs and with
te«tbooks. She brings out an important point tbat
often is m issed by school trustees and administrators
in judging the fairness and accuracy of a textbook -
namely , that omission can be an important factor
in distorting history. She points out a number of sig-
nificant omissions of fact in this book. which is rated
by her as un-American. Here is the review :
By MRS. PATRICIA HENRY
A lan Nevin. libe ral historian, in hts foreword of
this textbook, says, "thts nation 1s dedicated to the
welfare of the common man." One wonders why he
does not tell the student this nation became great
because of the uncommon man ·
In this textbook there is much stress 0 !1 "classes
of sOClety." The author overlooks the !act that Amer-
l(;a 1s the only country in the w orld where people are
fr e e to move upward from one so-called class to an-
o 'her if they have the initiative and ambition to do so
e U'JOBT:
I wish to report a victory-and
a defeat. That's the usual end·
lng for most aames, unleu there
Is a tie. There was no tie ICOre In
our Casa. The cold war (which
I announeed several week., backl
ended In a shuddering defeat-
for yours truly, the Pack Rat,
collector of all sorts of odd ar·
tlcles. Including propellors from
DH-4's, Circa 1919.
t salute Mamma C.Q. as the
holder of the wreath of victory.
I always try to be a good loser.
The last mention of that little
gem, my 9-foot. 3-lnch long,
nearly 50.~pound heavy Early
Day Air Mall propellor. was right
after mamma had failed to ,ee
It on the Jiving room floor. the
night she got up to let the cat
our.
For quite awhile. I was afraid
to mention it. I felt that it was
not In danger of being used ln
the ti~plaC'e sin<.-c only a teeny
bit ol one tip would go ln. My
sug:;:estlon that I put light£ on It,
to avoid falling over it In thE'
dark also C<-11 on barren ground.
Thf" shetr over the (lrepl3ce let
me down. too. It wasn't long
<-nough and, be-sides, 11 was hold-
ing up last y<>ar's Christmas
card.;, a c-ement rat my son madf'
in Arts and Crafts land got his
only A gr.tdl" or the semt>sterl. a
lovt'ly-shapefl ,·odka bonle filled
with lf'rt O\'N purplf' dye from
la-.t v<'ar's Enstf'r t>ggs, a statue
or a ·bini frnm !long Kong made
or hlgh ·mt'lting point <.-andle
wax. a bouquet of plastic li lacs
and ins. and a pupJ>('t I bought
nn mv last trip to ~la7atlan.
The author refe rs to America as a 'democracy." 1W t" ~lit-ve in ll\'ing art, 1n our
Een Franklin, when asked what type o f government 1 caqn'' 11 h 1. d "A bl · f Thf."n too, there wa<; a mar n we w~r~ to . ave, rep 1e . repu lC, 1 we can · problem. The on<' George ve
keep 1t. Thts story lS wei) known and certamly mountf'd tor me 1 just beautiful.
should be known to textbook w riters as well as stu-tht>r(> o''rr 1he mantle. But there
down, several montha aao. It
took a Jot ot mla'hty sure balanc-
lna on my part to atand on the
stepladder and try to thread the
propellor between the lumber
pile, the palm fronda and my
Aunt Dollie's knocked-down ma-
hogany four poster bed.
After almost spinning In
several times I found some rope
and rigged up a sort ot block and
tacklE' affair. This worked fine,
but every time I went up the
ladder with one end of tlte rope
fhe prOp went ba ck down. In
due time. r tied the loose end to
the handle o! Uncle Charlie's old
trunk and made the grade.
I was real proud, looking at
that beloved old relic, quietly
hanging below the garage rafters
from its rope strlnas ana covered
from tip to hub to tip with that
sturt that comes with the dry·
cleaning, and neatly fastened
with Scotch tape. Its jacket
would Jet me enjoy the varnish,
the shining applewood and wal·
nut whenever I wish, but keep
it free or dust and spider webs.
l was real happy with the job
well done. I didn't even mind
having lo t a war. e L'EMVOI
:
e .vT CDII Olr 111& IIGII
Sorry to aee that the Newport
Harbor Chamber ol Commerce
dlrectore eeem to be atlll UlrJna
away at the Idea ot aettlna the
name ol Corona del Mar blacked
out MMn lmportant pla~lUce
po~t oftlcee, hJih .choola, and lateat ot aU, freeways,
~ llke they wolllc\ have
learned by n~ that hi tUna your
nelabb« over the head la a poor
way to promote harmony.
11\elr Idea that Corona del
Mar ahould nQt have Ita name
on the propoeed directional elan
at Sant& Ana Freeway and
TuaUn Avenue turnoU becauae
"11 too many names are pro.
poeed, the etate might not put
up any" Ia difficult •o fathom.
In the llrst place, It muat be
obvious to anyone that thla In·
teraectlon is the "main entrance"
to Corona del Mar from the
freeway-Just like It is to the whole harbor aN!a.
~condly, they must have read
that Corona del Mar Is now the
most lJ)Opulous portion of the
Newport Beach munici pality.
Third, they should know that
too many motorists headed for
the harbor area are now driving
all tHe way to San Juan Cap-
Istrano before wising up. on
account o! lack of adequate
markers. And t o u r t h , they should
realize that It Is presumptuous
to assume the state highway de-
partment Is so dumb as to refuse
to put up any sign at all If
more than 3 names were suggest·
ed to them.
It It ls not asking too much,
I would like to propose to the My dear Mamma C.Q. treated NH chamber board that it recall
me-r<'al well and se-emed unus-this 'unfortunate Jettf:'r and re-
ually happy. Then C.Q. Jr. I study the dire<"tlonal sign prob·
cnlered the picturt>. ·!em In the light of realities.
Wt> had ~at'e tor a good week.
To make a long story a lltt~e Othe-rwise people may ~et the
longt>r, Jr.. like m.ost boys hJs lmpr(>sslon that their chamber
age, has a car. It s ~n ancient has be<"Omf." a "HI~hway s.,;
StudcbakN but unlike many Tracie Ass~latlon" with thc pur.
cars he has had, this one runs. pose or routing all the traffic it
He had sa\'l'd up enough cash to can down to Costa :\1esa, Lido
do wh~t he wantcd-have it Shopping Center ~nd Balboa.
paintcd . . MeanwhiiP the Corona del
f••''"""G you "Hello loam-~•••"
uphol•lereci,IUih·
., 0' w•nff turf\•1vftt
•• llome -12·01
c•" ol S•uell UP·
llolalery Sl\ampoo
Aftcl UPhOIIIery
lilall•r A pphutor
ONLY
$2.98
to /t.eep your home 8/SSELL-clean, visit ...
CROWN HARDWARE
PHONE ORIOLE 3-2100
3107 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, ~UFORN IA
d f h . 0 f f h ' h wasn't room between its fins and ents o 1Story. u r o re at ers were aware t at tall for my good ol' DH ·-l >prop.
democracy could become mob rule and never used j Soo o-o. I threw in the towel.
That ev<'nang. Jr. and car ar· Mar Chamber or Commcr<.-e, I
rlvt'd. fresh from the paint and note is hard at work for Its mem-
body shop. It was lovely-a bers' and community trying to
beautfui ora~ge, that gleame.d offset the damage. If any, <.-a used
even In the ntght. like Rudo!~h s by this strange recom mendation.
nose. .The re<"('ipt said, .. Not District Englnc.>er Edward Tel· responsible for water spots. So. ford of the highway dPpartment -------------------------
but naturally, It had to be Is being prov1dcd with facts-and r-------------------------tx>rthed that first nlte at least, In It Is to be hoped that the this term in any of our historical docum ents. t~k out my mouth piece. put a
d
"R · " . ptece of Imaginary beefsteak over
The wor epubhc appears only once m the my Imaginary black eye. shoul
index of this book and this in reference to a steam-dered my prop and headed tor
s hip of that name! The w o rd "Democracy" appears the garage.
I . . h . d d De . e IIUVT. DAVY twe ve times m t e m ex an mocratic party, Maybe It was all tha.e layers
four times. Republican appears zero times in the in-ot v a r n Is h Johnny Webster dex added, but the dumed thine felt · . . . a lot heavier than When I took It
Patnck Henry and other early patnots are given
the once-over-lightly treatment. George Washington,
t!le father of our country, ts taken care of in appro x i-
mately one a nd one half pages, whde one quarte r
of the book 1s given to F.D.R. and hts "Ne w Deal."
T h is book does not give the student a fair pic-
tu re of free enterprise. It tells of the corruption and
E:vils of large corporations but makes no mention of
~e brutalttJes and evils of umons.
Regardmg social secunty, the student 1s not told
::to• this IS a io rm of Socia lism. The student is never
·old in this te xtbo o k that the g o vernment can never
m ve anything to the people u n less 11 hrst takes away
::--:m the peo p le The studen should b e told that so-
C"lO!:s::c measu re s are nothmg m o re than red1stnbu-
.. o'l o! :he w ea l h the M arxia n p htlosophy
ThP s •ud ent 1s not told the part p laye d by th e
cor·;.~'ed perjure r, Alger H iss, m se't!ng u p the Ur .t-
c~ t "1 ' .c!'ls No r ~s he to ld that the U N h as b e co me
t~(' .n'erna·.onal h e adquarters for R ·ss.an espiOn-
r:!':l"' cr.d tr.l'.;' d1ssemmatton of C o m rr.unts'-Socta ltst 1
pr:pa a and a I
The s tu dent 1s told tha! the Un:.c·r:i S•c•:-s ~as
9-'·~ :-. full s~pport to UNESCO" (page 671 ) Tt:e slt..-
cir·r' should be given all the facts. includ.r.g the !Ql·
loY;:n g·
U NESCO promotes S tate Socialism.
U NESCO teaches that patnotism is the major
obstade to the d evelopment of w o rld-mindedne ss.
Ch1ef o f Secondary Education is Mrs. A . Jeqa-
lova. forme r chief of Inspection Division, Soviet Min-
istry of Education.
A ccording to UNESCO, nauo nalism (love of
country) is the c omplete negatio n of world m inded-
ness. "As long as the child brea1hes the poisoned
air of nationalism, education in w orld-m indedness
can produce only precarious results."
UNESCO recommended books for teachers in-
clude many on the A ttorney General's list as Com-
munist fronts. See UNESCO HANDBOO K and Sen-
ate Internal Security Committee reports on the Unit-
ed N ations.
DONALD WELLS of the Horbor
Areo construction ond develop·
ment firm of I von Wells & Sor•.
Inc .. turned over the prestde..,• s
govel of the Young Home 8., d-
er~ Counc il lo~t week to w ·,.n
Loftus of Los Angeles ot the ar.
nuol d inner donee. held ot D:s-
neylond Hotel. Don Wells o·J
his orother, Gene, ore currently
constructing 47 custom quol ity
homes in the Boycrest ~ection of
Upper Newport Boy.
the garage. eUort to "black out" Corona deJ
• NEMOaiES Mar on the freeway falls just aa What I have to relate hurts flat as the late lamented ~t
deeply. It elves me lndlgesUon, office and hllh school t.la8COS. just to recall the inddent. I will
be quJte brief. There Ia no point
in rubbing salt In old wound-. IJ!VTTKUVOI1'0 IIKft
·When we went to put the
Orange Dragon (it's the pipes,
you know, that look like they're
draggln'l In the garage, what do
Shutterbuaa. an oraanlzatlon
tor camera enthusluts aponaored
by Lido Isle Woman's Club, wtll
present Roselle and Marvin
Sloane at 8:15 p.m. Thursday,
Dec. 8 .. at Lido Isle Clubhouse.
The Sloanes will show colored
slides ef a trip they took last
summer aboard a cargo liner
around the world.
you suppo*d happened? You're right-we couldn't get
the garage door open on account
of just about three Inches of one
tip of my dear old propellor
blocked It !
1 didn't say much. but what I
thought cannot be repeated here. FAIIILT CET·TOCETBER
Xancy said to Mamma C.Q., Driving to Los Angeles for
"Looklt Daddy. He must be hav-Thanksgiving wer(' Mr. and Mrs.
lng hot flashes, his face Is so Vilan Couch of 2307 Bayside Dr ..
red." Corona del Mar, who wNe guests I didn't really mind driving of Mr. Couch's mother, ~rs. WiJ.
over to another garage to pick llam Bartlett. Other guests
Junior up after he got the Orange were the sons-in· law and daugh-
Oragon under roof. It seemed ters of the €oucht'S, ~tr. and ~1rs ..
Wl'll worth the eUort. Harry Kelso lr. anrt Mr. and Mrs.
As soon as 1 get some m~re William Barnes of Belmont
rope ana some mo:e dry cleamng Shore, Long Beach. bags, I'll be in acuon again. ~ut _
t guess the old Prop Is here to 1 ........... ~~-,
I stay. ~famma C.Q. asked me 1 ~~ just yesterday, "If you leave this
world before I do what do you j want me to do with the propel·
lor?" ._...C:~....J I So·O·O Johnny Webster-just in
case-you'd better be ready. If I ~
were you, I'd start braln-wa.-;hlng
Dorothy right now. Women,
I somehow just seem to have verry ~
little sentiment about some ' ~
things! ~
SHOULD NOT OUR STUDENTS BE, GIVEN
THESE F ACJ'S?
Is it not brainwashing to teach the students half
truths? Should it not be pointed out to the student the
differences between the Col')Stitution of the United
States of America and the United Nations Charter?
e. a gueet 1rt your own
This textbook promotes One W orldism at the
e xpense of the sovereignty of the United States o f
America.
The author of thia textbook, along w ith other
advocates of a "W orld order," overlooks the obvi-
ous fact that the liberties of the peoples of the United
States of America are balled on moral laws not rec-
OSP'ired by OY8I' b1y per cent of the people of the
wadd.IUII bow _. would the c:beri8hed libertiee of
.I • frtla&BJ be Uncllr a ''world order''?
patti .. • • ... ,_ dlehWMhlng
Smut..,._.,.,_... on S..·
•-dWl trays, the~ ~I tr.,e
that bold compe.n.eatcyle ~
eo-c-1 ...... ble pllplrp&.ta ,.,.,.
meuure lOJ(' equare. lo b ....
............
81~T ~AK
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'4!! eo .. Jy pubced l ift aod JUl7 '"'"-.._ ,.., ..... ...-.&ea. .a.,.,. a ..able. .. ,_ IAf c....,
HARRY E. STICKLER. M .D. and
DONALD B . MARTIN, M .D.
' Announce the Associotion of
CHARLES E. STILGENBAUER, M .D.
Diplomote Americ.on Board of lnternol Medicine
IN THE PRACTICE OF
INTERNAL MEDIClNE
AT
745 DOVER DRIVE
NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA
Hours by Appoint.ment
....
Mldw.:.y 6-'3933
. . ~-•''IT'S''-
/usl around
I he corner ..•
Gwrs
FOR MEN
• • • wHh the look
tbal reflects
GOOd taste ...
• o& .. WHO IIIOPS UIILY I&A'II 1U1111
;
•
....... ...........
COAST '
W.,.._.ette
cmd Shirt
Laundry
WeS...ADOv
OW'an.tWedt
J5ll &. COAIT
BIGIIWAT .,.,_ ... _
1 (~:.=:) ....
JAMES
D. I
RAY
... , C.lriCIIr
3512 E. COAST HWY.,
COlONA Dll WAI
08lo&e S-0511
YOURS
•
ONDOVERQR.
A SlZ,OOO pm'lllt baa been W, :Helntyre .nd J, M'dntOIJh.
taken out by Ralph a nd Jack !dan for Snack Shop, 3H6 E. Coast
Hoyle for a profeulonal bulldJn& Hwy., 12.000! hyman Nlevn,
at 108 Dover Dr., Clltf Ha'fftl, at mow dwelling from 601 Mar-
the of c utr Or. It will ,perlte Ave. out ot town, $700 ; tor dpdon' r red 'Reczuch, addition at 514
Avoeado, 19,270; Blll Pappu and
Walter Holbrook, offkft, 440
Heliotrope, •• 000. e JIAD08 YmW BILLS
C. W. Benaon, .wlmmlnat pool,
1001 White 9alla Way, t3.000:
J. B. Mattson, swimming pool ,
1120 Goldenrod, $3,000; Marco
Anlch, swimming pool, 1114 Gol-
denrod, $3,800; Cordon Baumels·
ter, wall, 1121 Coldenl'Od, S100;
:;;;~ert_l~ Robfert Beln~ wall, 1127 Colden-~ c:;;,;n,;;d:p:M>; lrod. 1100. garage use, )I e IBOU CLIJ"P'S 1 M. C. Selvage, 1-unlt., Frank Demond, 1-unlt, 2-story
added at 708 Avocado, dwelling, 341 Evening Canyon,
$21,500. •
e IALaOA IILAJJD
Tom Blrt, alterations, 233
Agate, $2.300: R. C. Baker, 1-unll,
·1-story dwelling, '20-l Garnet,
S14JXXl.
e 8AT IROBES
Richard StN'Ie, add room. re -
locate ga rage, 28)1 Circle, $12.000.
• aA.LaOA
HarJ;!rave, swimming
E. 16th St., S3.200.
OAT
Inc., 1-unlt. 1-story
1201 Marian Ln., $26.-
Development Co ..
-story dwelling, Irvine
GDL POa COAKLETS near Holiday 'Rd .. $21.100:
A daughter. Trlcla Arden, 7 lb. I ~~~·k Shop, !lign, 2131 Westclitr. W. P. Bodra~e. swimming 8 oz., was born to Mr. a nd Mr!;. 1107 llighland. SJ.OOO:
Stephen W. Coakley l r., 1315 Bon· Skahill, addlfion, 1612
n.le Doone Ter., Irvine Terrace, In , 15.500.
Hoag Hospital on Tuesday, Nov. lfEWI'OitT Bayshore FIorI s t Co., altera-22. She joins her sister, Tori tlons, 500 Via Ma laga. S.'lOO; Sam
Margarette, In the family. add to cabana, 17i0 w.
Balboa Blvd .. $450; Dean Hill.
fence, 410 39th St., $200; F. E.
Lewis and C. H. Hopkins, re -roor,
500 29th St .. S690; John Vogel
Co.. 3200 w .-coast llwy., $33;
addition at •120 39th
• I
5 YRS. AGO More Clothes
Suggested
WEWPOIIT •a.oa EJf!tCif '
DEC:UOU l, l-
MAA. CALli'.
e OCT, Jf, 1155
City Attorney ltatl Davia told
the Newport Beach City Council
that the Ci ty m ay lawfully de-
velop the oi.ty-owned traJier park
on t he-Newpon. bay front and
operate u rn a~rda.nce wilh
plans recently approved by the
Co uncil ... The Balboa ls lanlt
Business Assn. recommended
widening of Marine Ave. to pro-
vide for angle parking ... Joh.n
Dodge of Beacon Bay, 'Paul Paine
of Shore Cllffa and Edward Mil-
lett J r. or Ba.lboa were named by
the City Council to service on
a technleaJ oil advisory commit-
tee ... Plana to organize a LIU!e
League were announced by Bob
Blackwell of Corona del Mar.
QlaL POa TBE TIIAYEU
A daughter, 5, lb. 6 oz., was
An a nonymou. cilizen tele· born to Mr.' and ~rrs. Dan Thliyer,
phoned Newport pollee at 12:2-t 3212 W. Ocean Front, W~t New-
p.m. last Friday to report a port, In Hoeg H05pl1al on 'fhurs-
woman, dressed only In a .,.,,1d:_a_y Nov. 2-t.
ran from a nearby apanment
u ked him to call the police.
Otflcers conriacted the woman
32, to find s he was no longer 1~
any need of ·usl•tance. They ob·
talned her name and that of her
hWiband a.nd another ~le in
the apartment, all of whon, had
been drinking. The wom-;~n said
her hWiba.nd a.nd the other
had been abusing her but
•topped. She did not wish' to
sign a complaint.
Officers advised her that In
the ruture to wear more clothing
when going out In public.
SMA LL
CAPSULE
NEWS OF I 0. YEARS AGO I
e OCT. 2&, 1150
Thf! Ensign moved Jut we<!k
to Its new building at Heliotrope
Ave. and Coast Hwy., Corona df'l
Mar, and the Oct. 26 Issue was
printed at the new location ; the
printing plant had been at 3011
Newport Bl vd., Nl'wport Beach
. . . The Newport Beach Planning
Commission grantl'd the Balboa
l.s.land Methodist Church a con -
3 Birthdays
and Farewell
Th r~ binhdays and a rar~well
were celebrated on the sa me:: eve .
ning when 50 fril'nds gathered
iH the Invitation of Mrs. James
Eubank and :\fn . George Wist--
man of Irvine Terrace at the
Eubank home. Mr. Eubank and
Mr. Wl.seman were hos~.
Birthda¥ celebrants were :O.frs.
d!Uonal permit to remodel the
vacant store building at Ill·
113-115 .. 117 Agate Ave . for UBe
as a church.
llany Eatua of C:O.tajll ....
pnajdeet of lbe llaaerkoa Le-
9i01l Corpora:tioa, --crwunSed a We membenlalp ill t.e,ioa
Po.t. all for hb ...-.ices la
.belpl~t~J to pt"-'de lhe --
Lagloa Ball at 15th SL Gild W.
~ A .... Cea.lrcd lfewpon , , •
ProD Plpn .. klboa bas ,..
ceiMCt DOtUka:tioa from the
IDtenlatloDcrl Game Ptab ~
that abe bolda the lleW WOlD·
••'• world reeOnt few al~
Oil 20·poulld. tut Uoa: bet-flab
w~H9-Ud 28 pDILDik.. 4 ouaoea.
Total registration for Newport
lA: 7,52-1, of whom 4,517 are
,~,,~:~~~: 2.579 Democrats ...
IE Tars lost to Santa
Ana 33 to .. , Th~.> OCC Plratet~
were defeat('(!. by &&n Bernardino
10 14. •
Behind Lhat Httlc cnp~~ule
Lhal occaHiol"lally nli!:IM in your hand
ill a 1t.ory of monument-al ~-
Yf!!.l, that aingle cap8Uie repr-eeenU~ the BUCCflll8
of yean or ~ort by Lhe pharm.aoeut.ieal industry
-and at 1t.aggering 006L •
Penicill.in, sUlfanilrunide. J lUlu! in ...
Lheee and many other ramiliar medicinea
now protect your health becaWIC the medical
and phnnn.aceutical profeeaiona constantly aeek
new~ bett.er therepeutic aJenta.
\1.,';-are p'hmd to be. part or this
d~t.ed. elfort to preeerve your health!
Christensen Pharmacy
3021 E. COAST BWT,. C0801fA DEL NAB
Robert Flanegln and :O..ft!. James
Goodman, who kne-w about the t-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ party. and :O.frs. Earl Storey, II
whose birthday was the follow
ing day. and who was the sur-
prised rN'Ipl('nt of an C'Vening
bag. This was also a farewell
_e-ift. since she Is joining :O.f r.
Storey In Portland. Ore., where
they will reside arter several
years in Corona del Mar.
Mrs. Fbnegln prt'sented a
skit which d~icted the
when Mr. and ).frs. Goodman
plan to "settle down'' on a farm
which lhf'y own In 1\Us.~lsslppi.
Mf'lJ. Walter Charamza and
:\Irs. lk>tty Brayer helped with
the skit, and Mrs. Storey pro-
vi ded musical Inspiration.
For •II y-prlt!ti"t .. ..d., uol tJ.e
~ Co~ Oli.te 1450,
' something new and here's
di,fferent in 'G J FT S!
AT LAGUN~ FEDE~L
• INSURED S,AVINGS
Are Set to Ad on
Hw bor View Qevelopnlent
aecoUAia luured to $10.000
• STRONG ·RESERVES
current •-"• ·11.7"/,
• HIGHEST RATE
conaiatent with eafety
41/2%
P£RIIIUI
current DIVIDEND
PAID FOUR TIMES A YEAR
LAGUNA FED·ERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
•
Ot-e"f• CoUIIty'• LertMt lllde,...dellt Fed.,•l S...-i119• & L"" A.-~
SAN CLEMENTE
Ill R. El C«-1• a.at JITCidaa a.u•
LAGUNA BEACH
222 OcMa Aft.
lrTCitt '-11'"
~ --~ --'"""""' - -. --- -
Costa Lumber Co.
LUMBER -II1JILDIHG MATEIUAJJI ..-..
1 Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS-ALL S'7D ALL TtPES
The revised tentallve map of
II·~---3660, a JOS.Iot subdlviAion
Ha rbor View Hills devel-~~~:';;~~: of 0 . Z. Robfortson a nd I( Fishback. will come up
again Planning Commlqlon
consideration this evt>nlng (Dec.
II.
The Commission held up It!!
cle<"l.!lion 2 weeks ago because of
quet~tions roncemlng the rood-
way and eu l-de-sac patlem. Re -
\'lsed n!t arc due to be II ''"~:m_iill<'d this evening,
II ;:~~~~~~~~h~egag('nda for the Commission m~tlng,
;~.t S o"ciOC'k:
Irvine Co .. rwrmisslon to 11 :~;,·~~· Linda lslf' hark to unci as· 1: because thl' formN 1r1u•t
for R·l dl'\"l'lnpmf'nt has
withdrawn a nrl tht' whole
l l'''~'nd is to tM> plann('d a.'l a
hills ide above Corona del Mar. e USE PEUfft'
Clyde Shaver, 309 ~~~;~~;.I I Or .. Newport Heights,
to construct a garage
In a C·l ·H dis1rkt. e IIESuaDIVJ'SIOif
Hannah Gillis. 2218 E. 15th St ..
Newport Hf'ight!ii, J)!'rmission to
Crt'atc ~ builriing ~lt<''l out of one
R-1 pan.'t'l lx-cause the prtesent
37,800 squart> fN'I in the parcel
Is too much atl'3 for 2 R-1 par·
eels. · e ADDmOif AL BUSIJIESS
ConsldNatlon of a City· Coun -
cil reques t tor a study of t>xlstlng
Sll"('('t namt>S In order to elim.i-
n atf' dupllcations.====,--
:XOTICE TO CREDITORS
Sl'PERIOR C'OU RT OF mE
STATE OF CAUF'OR.."\,A
FO R TilE COU NTY OF ORANGE
:'io. A -36522
Estatl' or
I r lh WILLfA:O.f :\of. ROLUNGS n I" rr Deeeased
nf TraC"t ~ NanCE IS HEREBY GIVE~
1 1 106 1 1° d the rreduors or the a~:~v~eE~~~~ n ° 0 s, 3 'ldecffient that all persons the prl'sf'nt Harbor c-laims against the said
devclopmt'nl on the aT"t' required to tile 1-------------the necessary vouchers,
ln. IIIIIJ Vilelef 8.1.
"l.tiiC•rCrllh
Mrs. Holly Lash Vis~ I. 2(N '-i
Apolena Ave., 'Balboa Island, Is
reported In good c-ondition In
Hoa.g HOI!!Ipllal, reML"I'rlnR" from
Injuries suUered in a 1r:ttric acci-
dent in Santa Ana Canyon. She
was 11dmitted to tl"\4 hospital last
Friday, suffering a broken pelvis,
broken arm and fad al laN!.ra·
tiona:.
office or the clerk of the
t>nt itled court, or to present """"·II with the n~s..otary \"OtJchers, to
the under!;igMd at the otfice of
Harry L. Blodgett, 2712 East
Coast Highway. Corona del Mar,
California, which Is the place of
business ot the undersigned In
all matters pertaining to the es-
tate ot gJd decedent. within A.ix
month.s after the rir!;t publication
of this notice. '
Dated ~ovember 13. 1960.
Fern M. Rollings,
,\dmlnlstrlll trix of the ~~~~~~~-~~·~·~Ea~II~~~~~~~~~~ ... ~~ .. ~~~S~I~'~~~~~;;~~~ .. • ' 5L lka... -L............. aJIIL I'Oa TID aEATHS
A daughter, ~mbt>rly, 6 lb. 8
waa born to Mr. and Mrs.
G. Heath, 5806 Seashore
SPECULATIVE? Newport, In Hoag HOI!!I·
Estate or the above
named dcredent.
Harry L. Blodgett
Altom(')· at Law
2712 'Eut Coast Highw_,-
Corona del Mar, california.
Tel. ORleNe 3-2830. on Monday, Nov. 21 , She
• h" olate•, Ka,.n Ann•. 3\\,
the ramUy. ........... I
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Attorney for Administratrix.
Publish: Nov. 17. 2-l. Dee 1. 8. •
Itt. the Newport HarbOr Enslen-
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CUR'TIS ALBACORE GIFT PACKS
GOURMET
QUALITY
Alb.c:ore-fined food frofl'\ 1+w~ ·-taint. onty the ,o(icl white meat
5ea. The deliute tetture aMI of the Albacore whid! is beau-
"atural fla..-or of the rich white tiful to behold when the c..an
meat is preserved i" the Curtis is opeencl.
Custom Pad.
This unique u nn iru; proc:eu as-
sures you that each un con--
Tftis is a G IFT which appeals
to the entire family on all OC:·
WE WILL GLADLY SHIP PWI:PAm TOUR ORD£11 OF ClJftTlS ALBACORE Cin' PACX.S
ElfC.OSED IN BEAUTIFUL CrFT .OZ PICJ'UB£D DOVE, AT THE (OLLOWIIfC PWICES :
o.u......s to
Dell-red OtbH .....
in Calif..U. Ia the U.s.A.
6 Can Pack Natural l'lcnror _
12 Can Padc Natural naYor __
$3.40
6.20
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3010 Ull'AfEiiE A~-PIIORE CaJOLE 3·3ll0
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OPEl HOUSE PARTY--DEC •. 1, 2; 8
8a .. m. to 9 p.m _-Sat.9a.m~to9p.m • .
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
"J[JBJ[" FREE DRAWING -·SAT., DEC., 3nl at 3 p.m.
GLADYS
ALL .DAY
FRI. &SAT.
Dec. 2nd & 3rd
,
Free Artificial Flower
Arranging Demonstrations!
IRIIIG YOUR OWN VASE OR BUY OIIE OF OURS.
IARY LOU HILL, PRDFESSIOIIAL FLOWER
IRUIIER, WILL CREATE IOUI)UETS FOR YOU.
Fricl.y encl Saturdey only, a skilled fl ower a"en9er will be on hand at CROWN
HARDWARE, waiting to assist you in creating a personal floral display. Bring
your f.vorite vase, or buy one of oun, and choose from CROWN'S ma9ftifi-
eent collection of imported artificial fl owers, in just the ector you heve in mind
for your decor. Over 50 different ~inds of Rowen end fotie,. from 19c to
$3.91. Viotets that won't ~ilt, great shaggy delpltiniutm, cydemen end lity-of-
the-ve .. y. See the lush green foliage end dainty maiden heir or aspere9us fem.
In spite of their delicate appearance, they ~ be kept free of soil by e gentt.
washin4). 19c to $3.98.
. . YOUR CHOICE
COLORED FEATHERS
FERN
GRAPE HYACINTH
MINIATURE ROSES
IAIY LILAC
MARGUERITE DAISY
LILY .of. THE-VAUEY
MINIATURE MUMS
MINIATURE TUUI'S
YOU lUST IE PIESEIT Tl Will . I LOil&AJJIE
••r fl•llfll" ltelifll•••r • .....,..._ ., • .. 1 frl•u .......... ,. ... ••
malle .. 11111•l•• ,.11111111tr lllllr fll•f•l••• II ..,,.rille lllllrllul........_ Tills Ia •
war of IIJIIc Tllll YIU.
e 30 cup FARBERW ~automatic coffee urn e General Electric hand mixer e floral arrange.JDent created by Mrs. Hill dur-
ing our OPEN HOUSE PARTY e 61/2 foot aluminum Chriatmaa tree with 96
branches e Men's wrist watch e Women's wrist watch e Ten 2-lb. fruit cakH
AU IEICIIIIIISE IDIEITIEI
u••a '' 11111 • ...
See thne famous FARBERWARE electrie appli~
demonatrated all day Friday cmd Saturday, Dec. 2nd
nd 3rd, by Mr. Jack SpaiQ. of the FARIERWARE CO.
Free coffee made in the F ABBEBW ARE automatic
urn. similar to the one FREE.
FARBERWARE
60tii
ANNIVERSARY
"8 cups of perfect coffee
... every time I
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e $4.95 AerOMCt bomb e Three $1.59 Aeroeect bombs e Six tube. cloth
WIN a brand new INSINKERATOB DISPOSAL
by gu-..ing how much water J.ab out of our
leaking faucet during our OPEN HOUSE PARTY.
Buy any one of these
STAINLESS STEEL
FARBERWARE
ELECTRIC COOKING APPUANCES
and get thl• e7.-o FARBERWARE
~·Perfe(ft Heat" Control
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~t the dial, ud .utomaUcslly the
"Ptrftet H-." c.tN1 Mwn the ricbt hat to eook .a,_. perf.eUy
••. apertlyl Fita• ......... ltMI-
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Rt'frtshing, ntw be:~utr for ~our t.1ble ... be.111ty Cont/1/et~ uor&lice for
tcltlsout l;rt'o.~L.ag<'. This ss duro.~ble melamine "ith a· 8 inrlt~de•: $5/..00 talue -only
drlicate look. :-\o chtps or broL.cn h.mdles to ''orry H of cuclt. Jlf 1h,1ro.~tnl
1bout. Absolutely safe sn K.1ldans; ,,,,ter and autnm.1ttc duu1er pl.llt''· (j~ brt .• cl
dishwasher. Occoratavr pJttcrn is molded sn ~o Jt \\On't .111d llullcr pl.ltl',, <.lsps. ,,,~ f:~de. On "Bios~(\m~" dttor.&trd pietcs, bough~ o f clf'(()r.&ted s.lltt< r ~. o.~nd C('rt·.,houp IJO\\ k Jandnlwood bear blossoms of sunny ) dlow or ~"('('I 1 uf carla : pl.attl·r, sc·rv·
pink on a bone·\\ h1te background. Other pi<'<.'es ,1\\til· inJ( bo" I, crrJmer and
1blc in solid color~-s.mdo.~lwood, pink or )Clio''· ~ug.~r "ith lu.l,
Guaranteed in u:riti'ng 2 full years against breakap,e
Facltrt r.,...tatlye, -"Jce lllffld, will lie ,,...., Tllu~IJ, Dec. I. C1111 i1
•II Ill••• •1• f111 lll•••rware wllll 1111 llllfflrll.
dealgned
to give you
a bride's pride
In your kitchen!
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A ....... w. ... et•&elee.....a
&ooll dsn4ped to .-itcla from cooU..
to eenilll • ,......., • you cha.,.
from cook to ....... Graceful deeip
woa't fat.-..... ia a d.i8bwaabc.
Bleacla with any cbiaa pattem.
Comp&et.e collect.lou of iDdivichw
pie<:ee (Crom Jl.75), baAJ·Up leta aDd
"Suaan Holclam"• •ta ... all
beautifully ,m bo11ed. ~.
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I FREE -1
: 'fz-Pint Can of Famous :
I OLD COLIIY EIIID. 1
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To beHer a.i8t you with your decorating problems we 'ye added
a new .. ~ lac:ility-SELECTON& Your worries about pt-
ting tb. exact paint abade will be o~ wt..n you chOOM SE-
LECTONE c:olorL SELECTONE doe. it all .
b ~ with the liD•• 1 of any pof..aon-
al decorator. Ccme iD. try SELECTON£
pain .. today.
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COIIOirA Da. IIA&. CALIF. IWOMIDA'I'. D&CZNaU 1. 1-a&WIOIIT • ..., • ...._ I
MARINE GLOSS HOUSE PAINT-White $3.88
Mixed Colora -S4.a
JET VINYL FLAT WALL -White $3.88
Mixed Colors $4.88
9• x 12· PLASnC DROP CLOTHS 49c
NEW Wiping Stains -choice of 36 colors -
mixed while you watch.
F'REE lf2 PINT QUICK DRYING NA-MO-LAC
F'REE Paint Paddles
F'REE Y ardaticks
Factory representative to be present during
our OPEN HOUSE PARTY to help you with your
painting problems.
SEE OUR lAilY SPECIALS Ill OUR PAIIIT DEPARTIEIT
West Bend 8 cup immersible perk $11.99
West Bend immersible skillet $14.99
West Bend Electric Bean Pot S (.99
West Bend stainless steel teakettle S 2.99
West Bend 30 cup Automatic coffee urn $18.99
West Bend 18-cup drip S 5.95
West Bend waterleu cookware set. 5 pes. $11.99
West Bend penguin server S 6.99
West Bend cookie sheet S .99
West Bend cannister set · $ 6.99
West Bend 2-qt. covered sauce pan S 2.99
REDWOOD PRESS-TO LOGS $ .59
See Our
MANY
SPECIALS
Throughout
THE
STORE
ASK ABOUT OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN
finally I tried TREWAXI
ct.EAll PASTE , ............ ....._.~-_,............,_ ... _.. ..
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One pound can -•184
Three pound u n._ •t.,.. ..
TJU:WAX GOLD L.ABEL
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Ont quart un_S1••
One p llon can-•4M
UQUID TREWAX
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One qua rt c.J.,_$188
One ll•llon ran_ •a-
"It I'd only known sooner! TREWAX is the truP. •Jll1!:ty ftoor
wax that guarantees sa!ety, beauty and prot{'CtJnn f,,r all
my ftoors .. .lasts t1rice as long because TRFWAX 1s Pn ncbE'd
with tmportro Carnauba, the world's bard ('. t =tat ural wu . (
Yes, indeed I'm thrilled that I ftnally tnPd TBEWAX .. 1
TJtt:WAX INDIAN SAKD
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PAlliNG IN REAR FOR YOUR COIWENIENCE . OIIOI.E ,..,
OJIEif NOIIDAY TIIBOUGIIIATUBDAY UN IlL 1110 P.M. mmL CHIIISTNAS
CORONA DEL MAR S107 EAST COAST ~HWAY
THE JUNIOR AUXILIARY of the Newport Be~ch Junior Auxili~ry. Committee ch~irmen ~re Mrs.
Assistance le~gue will present the 12th onnu~l Ed Boyd, decor~tions; Mrs. Mich~el Blake, assist·
Candy Cane Ball Friday ev~~tning. Dec. 9, at the in g in decorations: Mrs. James Penney, reserva·
Balboa Bay Club. Pictured here with the cane tions: Mrs. Edward Chapman, invitations; Mrs.
motif of the ball are, from left: Mrs. B. T. Lille-Frank Herman, hostess. and Mrs. Walter Gayner,
graven. b'alt chairman; Mrs. Lyle Finloy, Mrs. Jad publici ty. Reservations will be limited to~ and
Bedhem end M". Hugh Plumb, c:;•men o=~·IT•''Y Bod,. photo}
~m;.r.;~~~.~:~! -~?~RC~~~~~:~:~: School at 10:05 a.m. )<fonday 1 ~~!f!~~-~·~· !i!.!!~~~!!!!l!!!!!~t=!t=.e.~!!.llll!!lll!lllllll!!i!!l!!!!!!ll!!=!!~~!h!!~!!!!!!!*~
brought custodian and Costa Chriat ChUJ"Ch •Y the Sea. BaJ.
Mesa firemen to th~ seeen. Cus-boa -"Do 1 Dare" from John
todlans extinguish~ the tire. 8:31-51 will be the sermon sub·
whi('h Involved paper towels. ~o 1 jc('t of the Re\', F;d Smith at 9:30
damage resutted. and 11 a.m. er\'kes Sunday. The
Men's Club will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 5. In Goodell Ha ll.
Chur('h commissions will meet a t
i p m. a nd the ortlcial board of
the church will meet at 8 p.m .
Wednesday, [)c(', 7.
CHURCH DIRECTORY • • •
St. ]CIIDet' Epl.acopal Chuch,
Newport Beach -The Rev. Can·
Attend the Church
Of Your Choice
Regularly
FIRSr CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Franklin 0 . Bixler, Jr. ~IInlstN
Ll 8 ~77 • Par,on ..&ge L1 8-3291
St::"DAY
9:-13 .. .. B1ble School
ltl u, Churrh Service I
5:.30 \'1 unt: Pcopl<>s' ~leet lng
6:3CJ \'t>-.per Sen i,t'
ST. JAMES on K enne-th E. Nelson, for the
EPISCOPAL CHURCH past 6 ycars executive secretary
I of the Division o f Health and 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach Welfare SN\'Irc of the National
O Riole 5-0210 Coun('il. will be guest preaeher
The Rev. John H. Parke, Rector I a t the S unday ~l'rviC'es. Canon
SU~DA Y SERVICES
8:00-Holy Communion
9: 15--Familv Service and
Sunday School
11 :00-~Jornlng Pray£>r and
Sermon
~ur·ery and sma II child ('are
t::~ovi ded
Tlll'RSD.\ Y
10:30--Holv Communion and
Jieallng ~n·1ce
1 Nelson was formerly head of the
1 Df'JJartment ot Christian Socia l
Relations In thc DiO<'('se of Call-
I fornw . Ills work now ln\'olv£>s
coorclin:lllng and sPrving more
than 2.)i) Eplsropal health and
w('lfare in,.titut ion<> with ac1vice,
per,.onnrl .tncl fm::~nC'ial help.
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"CHRISTMAS IN HAWAII" is the theme of the
~nnu~l Christmas dinner dance of the Newport H~rbor P~nhellenic. to be held s~turday evening.
Dec. 10. in the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The
donee committee sugoests th~t members and
guests commemorate this s~lute of friendship to
the 50th state by ~tlef'lding t11e ' h~ppy hour" ~~
the Yacht Club ~t 6:30 p.m. Dinner will be served
at 8 p .m. Pictured here wor~ing on party prep· ~rations ~re, from left. Mrs. J.,ck Griffiths. mem·
ber of the invit.,lions committee: Mrs. Worth---------
ington Lee, general chairman, and Mrs. Bert Es·
piau, reservations chairmen -all of Corona del
Mar. Othor comm ittee members are: invit~tions
-Mrs. John Echternech. cheir man; Mrs. Roy
Hellberg, Mrs. John Keeler, Mrs. Milton Shedd,
Mrs. W. C. T esche ~nd Miss Betsy Abbot· reser·
vlltions -Mrs. J ohn Heston, Mrs. Ed Roletti,
Mrs. Willi~m Snyder and Mrs. Arthur West;
decorations -Mrs. Norman Bing end Mrs. E'd
Hirth, co-cha irmen; Mrs. George Newton, pub·
licity. (Ensign photo)
Storm at Sea and on Land I FIR.£ IN XITCHElf
A kltr hrn fir<' caused S300
F II h • rlamagf' in lh<' homl' of R. C. ~1C'· or Farwe Yac t•ng Party ,~;~~~~:n·a,2~~03 v~~~-~~~s:::.
\\"ht'n brt'akNs riM-12 feet ' a!\ slick as glas..c;, and thPV skid· \o\ Inc! apparrntly blf'w t_e.t towels
high out In thf' <'hnnnrl h<'IWf'f'n riPe! rta~g~rously t>n rout<' baC'k to un!IJ .thf'y ~><'<'am~ Ignited _from
Cat.tlina I land and ~t>wpon tht> Sm1ths. At last thl'r boaul<'rl a · tCI\f' burnrr. Flr<'mf'n used a
Harbor 11 Isn't half , o ~c-ary as th~> SeadrLft Cor the pH·nw Junr·h. bol'l l('r llnP off their squad truck
Webelos Go •
·On Camp-Out
The 'WebeiOI Den had the hon.
or al the ftnat camp-out for Co-
rona del Ma r Cut Scout Pack f.
They apent Friday nJI'ht In and
around the Scout hut near the
Corona del Ma r Youth Center,
prwpaNd their own brea kfaat Sat·
urday momJnr and played aome
football before retumlnc home.
Kenny Ofated, Johnny Johi\IOn,
Mich ael Hart, Fred Sutton, Mlk•
Wallace a nd Tom Spa nale r par·
tldpated In the camp-out, alonr
with dada John Johuon, Charle.
Spanrl~r. M uon Wallace and
Col. Dick Otated.
Mr. Spa nrler rav~ a d~mon·
stratlon of th~ flint a nd ateel
method of llghtJnr a fire. Fred
Sutton a nd Tom Spanrl~r put
on a pup pet ahow.
''It's Fun to DrHS
In Fashion"
2659 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3 ·5030
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511 West lttl st., e-ta Mfa
C... •~eu Piau Ill 6-UU
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9:3tl .t m \\'or:1<'n's B1hl£' Study CORONA DEL MAR
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Lutheran Ch urch of the Master,
Cnrun 1 c!rl :\hr-Thf> RP\'. Doug.
Ja, \\'p,..,C>JI Will pr<>arh on the
10['111', "Thl' PrP.H'h<'r \\'hll Played
a Blln,J ~f.t n." at thP 11 a .m.
Sundc.l\· "'~'" lrt•. lloly <'ommunlon
Wil l hP 1 t'lt•hratt>rl D1ana Chil
woorl \\'Ill c;1n~ a solo. "How
Lovply Ar<' Thy Dw<'llings"
be1ng inl.tnrl on the l~IJncl. rirl -~fr. and :\lr~. Smith rt'turnf'd to extinguish the flames.
mg In a trur k d uring a rlriving 10 ~f'W,>Ort Harbor ldtl' S.JtUrday ,_;;;;...---....o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;
ra tnstorm. night as gu<"'ts nf thl' iW<·htC'IS i ()(J 11 m Pra\N :\lt'eti n~
:00 p. 1"!1 Cho1 r Prat ll<'t'
:'\ur...c:•ry and Chiltl Car£>
Provic1erl
f'ir"t Chrl.,tlan Church
79'1 Victoria at Placentill
Costa :\lesa ~..,..
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES ___ _
Pllt!T CHUilCH OF CHRIST.
SCit:N'nST,
3303 \'Ia Lido
Newport Beach
SU:'iDA Y SCHOOL
9:15 a.m . and 11 a .m .
SUNDAY SERVICES 9:15 . 11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
.M EETING 8 p.m..
REAOlNG ROOM-
CONCBECATION AL
Ill 1 HPiiotrope Avt>nue
Corona del :\ta r. Call!.
.MOR~INr. \\'ORSHIP
9:30 3nd 11 A . .M.
Chur<'h School rla s~l', 9:30a.m.
Nurscrv for both hours.
Edwin C. C omke
Minister
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Chur('h of the Mast~r
3J45 East Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
A numh<-r of Newport Catalina aboard the Pola ris. ThP ~rhtels.
enthu-.iasts r a n wltne.;;c; that faC'I who are well known hNf', w11J
followtng a f.11r sampling of both rt'lurn to tht'ir San Fran<'IS<'o
1 situations las t Wt'ekend. home b~ plane, while their'<'rl'w
Thl'lr adventure started as a takt's th<> Polaris on down the
St. Aadrew'a P r e • b Yt e ~an Thanksgiving outing. 1 n onf' par'· roac;t to La Paz. M<>xil'o. Tht're
Church. Cliff Ha \'Pn -T~e fl~st tv WN<' Mr. nnd M rs . Lyman Far-they will join It later for a holl·
nt A ~sermon Aclv<'nt <;N IPS ~\'Ill \~'!'II of 1121 E. Balboa, Balboa : day.
hf' c1f'Jiv<>rec1 by Dr.: Cha ~lt's DIN· :\lfr. anrl M~. Ed Smith and
<'nflt'lrl at the 8:1:>. 9 :3.3 ~nd_ 11 daughtt'r Joye<'. of Lido Isle: M rs. ADVElfT CHOIR CONCERT a.m. Sunday scrvl!:-es. This first . J . Addison Gurl('y, and her son:
"Nmon Is ('ntilled :~~ Road by Mr. and 1\.frs. Bob Gurley and The 4 choirs of St. Andrew's
tht> S;>rlngs o f Faith, and the <'hlldr<>n of Santa Ana; Mrs. Presbyterian Church, Cliff Haven.
text is 11 Timothy 1:12. Raymond Smith, sister of Mrs. will present an Advent choir con.
• • • Farwell, who Is visiting from cert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Car~y
Chrlatlaa ldeaee OlUJ'Chn. Carmel, and Mr. a.nd Mrs. Dick Gibbs, director of m usic, wlll lea.d
e -h the alnflng of the sanctuary
WESTIIISTER
IEI .. AL PAll
MORTUABT--cEICETEilT--cJIAPEL
T09ether at 0.. Coafta.J•t Loca1ioD
Pro'ride A Natural ScniDpla Coet 8)-El~
LoD9 Fuaeral Procesl.lou 1a B-.y Tnlffk
YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION ASSURED
GEneva 1·6577 TWinoaks 3-2421
"No Legltlmate Funeral Director Ever Turns
Anyope Away For La~ ot .F unds"
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar Wlnck1er of Newport ....,.ac . choir, comprised ol adult mem·
and Costa Mesa-The complete· 'Every year the Farwells have hers; the Westminster ('hoir, of IIAWADAJI .. ON
ness and supremacy of God will a family outing aboard tht-lr big high s~hooJ young people, and America'• LarJHt ~lect.lon
WALTAH CLARKE'S
be highlighted In the lesson-black schooner. the Seadrift. This the Bethlehem and Na?areth Round& da Cl()('k HawaUan Faahion l ~rmon entitled "God the Only year they Invited the Smiths. <'holrs, the 2 newly organized ODea laa. & E..._
3315 ~Ia Lido, Newport Beach Open week days--
9 a.m. to 5 p.m .
The Rev. D. \\'essell. Pastor
Phone: ORiole 3·5022 'Ca u~ and Creator" at thl~ Sun· who wanted to go to their sum· children's choirs. 201MA&DtE AVE., ~A IILAWD
dav'c; ~f"rvkt-s. Th£> golden text is mer home at Camp Marlneros, Oa a.-. f~m PRalm~. ''Happy Is he that Fourth ~ July C~~ along fur ~~-~~~~~.~-~~~~~~=~~-~=~~-=~~~~~-~---~----~-~~~~~----~--~
hath thf' God of Jacob for his the trfp across the channel. ~~~~~~lift • riH~J4ftAI~~AI~If11AallfiiH.:.Iifi,.
hPip, whoSf' hope is In th£' Lord After a rrival at the Island the i~ Wednesdays 9 a.m .. 7:45 p.m
Tuesdays and Friday&-
9 a.m . to 9 p.m..
SECOKD CRUilCH OF CKJUST,
SCIENTIST
Newport a.Gcb at
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-Sunday School
11 :00 A.M.-The Service
WEL CO ME'
his r.od. whkh mad«' h.-aven. Smiths went to Toyon Bay, where
and rarth, the sea. and all that Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bechtel. from · I lh£>rf>ln 1<>. w~ch kec"peth truth San 1'1-ancl~o. were anchored in
for t>ver " ( 1 ~:5, 6.1 their 96 foot motor yacht. the Po.
• • • Jaris. As all are members of New-
Corona del Ma:r
JR3~ Ea~t Coast Hlghw&y
Comna d~l Mar
, port Harbor Ya('ht Club they an-
HARB Newport Rcttbor ~eotb Day tirlpat<>d a pknk with the Far· NEWPORT OR Ad .. ntiat C bur c b. Ne w Po rI wclls a!' plan!' for Saturday. BAPTIST CHURCH Heights -J. E.. Gillis. general Both the Polaris and the Sea· mana~Pr o f the denomination's drift w£>re anrhorNI at Fourth of American Baptist Convenllo n departm.-nt of radio, with head. Julv Covt' anc1 the Ed Smiths
SU~DAY SCHOOL
9:15 a.m .
SUND.\ Y SERVICE
11 a.m . Fairview Ave. at Fair Dr. rruartt'r!l In Glendalr. will speak pro.vlded ~ big trur k for trafts· WED~ESDAY EVENING Costa Mc!la nn "llomt> Missions" at the 11 portatlon inland ovN rugged ~IEETI~G 8 p.m. I Rev. Herbert Johnson, Pastor I am Saturday serviN':. The Youth country to thP EagiPo; Ncst Lodge
RE.\DI:\G ROOM-U 8-3072 . KL 3 1610 '~Jc•ty, mM>t1ng at • p.m. !his for the pic'nk. 3~19 Ea~t Coac;t Hl~hway I Friday. will ('Ondur t a mus1cal Before thl'y roulc1 r<'ach t heir
OpE'n week dil,Vl--Sunday School 9:45 a.m. rrul,, ha'Wd on hymn~ anc1 sac-picnicking !~liP, howrvcr, a driv· 10 a .m. to 4 p.m lCl ( All A I Ynu ar.-cordiAlly Invited to asses or gpo; r~'r1 mu-. <'. mg rain storm fOI'('<'d them to a rt~nd . the Ch urch Services ~fornlng Worship · 11 :00 a .m. ' • • • 1 turn back. ThE' clay roodwny was ~. •I t~ U'"' t11c ne.ullng Room. F'H•:>ing Worship 7:30 p.m. I aJ " " """ I • M 1 7 00 Corona del Ma:r CongreqatioD '-------------· \\ f'J . Prayer ! eet ng : p.m. Church -"Row Can Ont> Be IIIW 81-.11.1 Church ___ ....,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o.;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;~;;;;;;:;;..;;.....:...------------: Sa\·N["" will b(' thr s«.>rmon title n .. ...
. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of l lf' Fr1wln C. r.omkr at 9:30 • CDI ft ... ~~ ~~~ .1nrl II ,1m. !Wrvkl:'s Sunr1ay. ThP II UW Cl •
dl<#fl''l 1nt1 c-hanc-el r hotrs will
"in( c lm•ntation for thf' nPXt DPclicatlon of the nt>w Baptist
r 1.1-. ... lo h,-rPC't'h'e<1 on ~unday Church bulldlne In Corona c1t>l
will hi' rondurted by thl' min Mar and a rornNston~> !l('rv(('p 1-.tt~r nnrl thl' clca<'ons at i:30 tn were hE'Icl last Sunclay at thc
niJ;!hf 1 DPr I I In Pilgrim Hall. r hur('h, 2411 E. Coast Hwy.
Thl' c1r<t l'Ont'"t"l'" will b<' hoc::t for Th<> ltemo; plaC'<'cl In the rornN·
......... -~ j lhr Crllowshlp hour that follow" stone wert' a Bible, the Nov. 17
A.
CORONA DEL MAR
2411 E. Coast Wway., at MacArthur Bl•d.
Sundey Scho~ 9:<45 -Treining Union 6:30
Worship I 0:50 e.m. -7:30 p.m.
Mid.week Service W ednescfey evening;
Felowship DiMer 6: I 5 p . .,,
Teachers artd OHieen Meeting 6:45 p.m.
Prayer Service at 7:30 p.m.
Nuneries Open At AI Services
Putot
Where AD Faitha Meet to Wonllip God
,
• • iS$Ue of th<' Ensign with piNUrt'
Balboa 1 • 1 aDd Met bod Ia t and story of th(' church, the
Church -''Lh·lng in Expel'l.l· r hurt'h roll, picturE' of ground-
tlr>n" will h<' thP s<'rmon su b)N't breaking, Rl:ltement of faith,
of thl' Rrv. C.oclfr<'y Graeflin nt ropy of rhurC'h cnvennnt, history
9:30 41 m l II .1 m. -.r rvices Sunday of the Coroni\ del Mar c-hurch.
Thl" ('hU rl'h srhool will mert at and ('Opy of t hE' minute book of
9:3() am. anrl thP ~nlor Method· the South<'rn Bnptlst Ass n. of
lc;t Youth Fellowship wlll meet I Orange C'.ounty.
nt 6:3() p.m. VI~·Mayor Charles Jlart gave
• • • the greeung!l from the ('i ty at
UDJ .. noU.t Churcb, Costa ~fe· thP cornerstone M'rvlce. Thc Rt>v.
sa -"What the Blblt> Mean~ to Edwin Gomke spoke In ~half ot
Li beral~" I<J the sermon theme the Corona del Mar COngrcJta
rh~n by Dr Charlc>S C'lare tlonaJ Church and the Coun('IJ of
Blauve lt for the observan<'e of Churches. The llt'rmon was glv·
Universal BlhiP Sunday at the t'n by Dr. RJcha rd Pou. pastor
10:30 a.m. ~rvlce. of the spoi\IOring FINit Southern
Df·CATREalWQ SEIIVJCE
p.m. I The Harbor High School LarJ;.
I Nle11. directed by Miss Marir
Jllehsch. will alng at the Dec. R
mH'tlng o f the A~latlon f C
Unlve rsnll•t Wom~n a t the Un ·
veraaUst Church, 1259 VIctor' 1
St., Costa Mesa. Deseert w1ll ~"
served a t 1 p.m. Th~re wUI t•r
the "ln-gathertne" of ba~b&IJ
and s tocking COin cards, which
the mem bers have nJJ~ for the
eupport of the Cla ra Barton an d
l otlln DlabeUc C.mp. tot chll ·
dren in Mueachutetta. M ra. C. C.
Blauw lt, wife al the putor, will
conduct thJa ,.rvlce.
Cnptlllt Church of Col!ta Mesa.
Dr. W. C. Bryant, brother of
the )()('a) putor, Dr. D. A. Brya nt.
~ave the sermon at the dedlt'a·
lion aervl('e, .,.. ..........
Mrs. Wilma lUll, :10, or 209-A
Topaz Ave., Balboa lala nd , died
Prtday at HIUhaven Convalncent
Rome. Santa Ana. She waa a na·
tlv~ ~llfomlan, ha d Uv~ here
for 7 year• and wu a .. 1@1 lad7
tn the girt eecllon of JUcha rd'a
Lido M.uket. Servlc.s .,.,. he ld
Tue.day ln kJtz Corona del Mar
Chapel wltll the l .v. E<lwtn
Gomke otfld auna.
•
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AT . THE
Cllrist,.,s PreView
DECEMBER 2 & l-FRIDA Y & SATURDAY 7 P ~M.
RENDEZVOUS IALLROOM-IALIOA
ADMISSION $1.25 INCLUDES lOTH NIGHTS
INC. MINK STOLl IXHIIIIU
DA-Saea-, M .. .., The Newporters
en&TAINMENT Pli'DAY
I I
By Louise Meteer
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C.'t set ao tltl ...,. -. .._...,
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Christmas wun't meant to be like ttu.. I can e ven remember
when It wu n't. In thoee days It started about the t lrst of Decem·
ber, and proceeded toward a leisurely climax on Christmas Eve.
Uke a symphony, It had Ita quiet moments. Its rialnc crescendCM
and Ita quiet momenta again.
That, of course, was because It waa s imple. TheMe were the
da}'11 when a fat new pin cushion made of purple velvet was a
present to be cherlahed; when a doll was apt to be made from a
scrap bac, and a little boy was thrilled with a wlnd·UP train.
EverythJng haa chanced now. Especially the dolls. Now they
have vinyl akin, and aeran hair, eyes that roll, blink and sleep,
a talking machine voice box, and clothes to give Mother ideas
about how much her own wardrobe needs replenlshinc.
Newest of the new is a baby doll so real, ao Ooppy of head
and -s>rlggy ol hair, so damp of dla~rs and bottomJeu.plt of
tummy that It's Jlttle wonder that little girls of Today shall be
murh too exhausted by thls pseudo motherhood to reUsh starting
all over again wtth the real thine!
Christmas trees already are appearing In windows, and this.
too, may make the sentimentalist with a nostalelc vein a little
sad, remembering fragrant fir of Yesteryea r, set up on Christm as
Eve and taken down on New Year's Day u surely as Monday was
wash day!
In years past I have had my uy about Christmas trees of
blue and pink, to say nothing of those sprayed In neon colors of
the rainbow. Now It's the metal tree that overwhelms, caudy nod
to a synthetic age.
It lt be true that there Is little use In looking back. then let
us keep our Christmas with any compromise which modern cu.t·
tom dictates In these superficial, surface evldPnCE"S of the season.
At the same tJme, Jet us hold on to those dPeper meanings
which memory holds dear, bulldlnz tor our own children the tradl·
tlon~ of family c-ustom. awarenes.f ol the Christ In Christmas, and
tht> warm, sweet experienCE's of sharing with others.
And If, In tile doing, It beromes n~ry to keep 3 slower
par<'. to by ·pa$8 the cocktail party where adults act like children.
or thf' rhlldren's party where childre n are su pposed to act like
adult ~. why not have the courage to do It ?
Christmas comes but onC'l' a year!
I I M M 8 M E M M +;e E 8 I a:w:•:+ E E E E E E +;+ •:s:s I e 1:1 1 ri *:M
A10ong Us Girls •••
By Louise Meteer •:•:• •:• * • a y y a e 1 • + * e e a*+' • e a '7*3'' e e' '+, J,
BECAUSE THEY ARE FLIGHT·
LESS. former AmPrlcan AJrline
st<'wardesscs have formed an or-
ga ni7.Jtion Whi ch they've named
a ftN the Kiwi. This ts a bird
whk h Is a native of :'iew Zea·
land and dCX's not take wing.
Mrs. Edward W. Burke of 401
Snug Harbor Rd., CllU Haven. Is
president of the Long Beach and
Orange County Chapter of Kiwis. • • •
FROM SILVER TO GOLD ls
fine, monfY·WiM. but what of the
gal wbo Wled a new kh'ld ol
hair rinse to cJve (It M id In the
fine print) brown hlghllcbts to
gray hair? She ended up with
something so bad tbat she Is
now a brownette. Ah. well! 'Tls
said that It all will fade In 5
shampoos. Mebbe so. We Jive
and sometimes we learn. • • •
LEIS GO TO MARS! Seems
that you would weigh only a few
ounces thf"re. So much easier
than dieting. • • •
A·TRAVEUNG WlLL GO the
Travel section ot the Tuesday
Club on Dec. 10. A chartered
Thursday Club
Meets Dec. 8
The Madrigal Slngl'rs ot Chap.
man Collt>gP will entertain at the
n>gular genf'ral meeting of the
Thu~day Morning Club of Nt>W·
port Beach on Dec. 8.
Thl' 14 !lingers under the dl·
rectlon of S. Sheldon Dlsrud wtll
combine St'<'Uiar. International
and sacred Christmas music In
their progrnm.
Th<' Thursday ~1ornlng Club
will donate to thP Madrigal
Singers Scholarship fund, which
Is used to provldl' rlnanC'Ial a.s·
slstanCE" for thos<' members of
the group who would ordinarily
have to work much or the time
that Is taken up each week by
~hearsats a nd pPrformances.
All members m ay brina guests
to the Dec. 8 meeting. which will
be heJd In the main dining room
at the Balboa Bay Club at 10:30
a.m . Brunch will be served at 11.
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CLOSED
MONDAYS
. '
....... o..e•an sa ...... ,.
bus will leave from tht Corona
drl Mar Travel Service a t 9:30
a.m. !or Los Angele". wherf'
shopping, lunch and fun will pre·
c.-ede attendance at the matin<'e
of ''South Seas Adventure."
• • •
CO FFEE AND GOLF rather
than croquet and tea !or modern
gals. Those Tuesday Clubbers
who deal In birdies are meeting
today (Dec. 1) • at the home ot
Mrs. Aanes Cornelius, Z70t Sea·
~ew Ave., Corona del Mar, at
10 a.m.
• • •
A FIRST LADY OF THE BENCH
Is Mrs. William Chrlst.,nsen, of
Lido Isle. wife of .Judge Christen-
sen. They recently ~lebrated
their 29th wedding anniversary.
They will be among many at·
tending the Kate and Advocatt>
Ball at Balboa B.ty Club Friday
night. • • •
SAILING CLOSE TO HOME
aboard their yacht. TanJean. were
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Tandowsky.
ot Lido Is le, over the Thanksglv·
lng hoUdays. The Tanjean atJIJ
Is a novelty In this family, but
Dr. 'IIandowsky, It ~ms, Is tack·
ling the finer artt~ of aalllng with
all the vigor he gives to his
favorite Indoor sport or gourmet
cooking. • • •
CHANGEABOUTWAS THE OR.
DER of thngs for Ruth and Paul
Palmer of Lido ble When they
spent Thanksgiving at Las
Vegas Instead of sharing the
groaning board at home with
family and trlend~.
Sklllll Fillns Slallll
John Jay. lntrrnntlonnlly fa ·
maus photographer of skiing.
wtll narrate his color film.
·'Olympic Holiday," at 8 p.m.
Monday, Dt>c. ·~. In the Harbor
Vlt>w 5<-hool Auditorium. Corona
df"l Mar. under rhe auspl<'t'S of
the Balboa -Ski Club. He was a
inembc>r of the ortlclal 'Photo-
Kraphlc tt>am at the 1960 Squaw
Valley Winter Olympics.
The Balboa Ski Club meets a t
8 p.m. the first and third Mon-
day of each month In the Hurley
Bell rnn, Corona del Mar.
Stuft Sttlrt
IISTAIIAIT
We Congratulate
Crown Hardware
New Modem Store
on
-
Their
--
and In Keeping W'dh
Progress • • We OFFER You
NOVELTY MUGS
NOVELTY AWARDS
BARGAINS!
Re9. s2 1 2 Price $1.00
J J J J J j
CLOSE OUT TOWEL SETS 90~
Req. 2.98 & $1.98 . IIW Oily g,. NOVELTY SOAP
Req. $1.29
J J
lOW 89( I
$1 '98 J lOW • J Reqent 64 Assorted
COLOR CRAYONS. Reg. 57c . lOW 33( ATOMIZERS
Reg. $5.98 & $7.98
FINE BATH SOAP
Reg. $1.00 and $1.75 NOW 69~ Reg. $1.98 & $3.98 • •• 'a. I
............... ~.
Shep ne.wl
• •
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TRINA TRAVEL JOTS
GREAnY REDUCED •
CLOSE-OUTS ON COLOGNES,
PERFUMES, BATH POWDERS
MEN'S HAND~CHIEFS
/or you r~
CHRISTMAS CARDS
to
be
imprinted
u:ilh
your
IIGJfte
I • .· .~ ... and di((~~nt way to
decorat~ your Chrillmas plN'ka~r~•!
Three dimen~ional gift trirru Jh'lt>d
to be u~d on eith~r one laree p~rlt
age or l't'\'rra l E'llall onr•. Gift trims
on pacltaf!t'8 are not dama~t,.ff in
mailing. Thr) 'rl' only ~5c amf SOc
. .. come in to &ee our wide tele~
For t•a• h '"'"'"n on your lt,.l.
Jt costs so
<"h<>c;W> 1t hcu uf !nmou'l Ru5.w ll "lOver
Canrltt>tt-a_.•rlmf'nts ol choc-olatf'll
anrl h"m" !achton..d fa,nnv~ tn
,-.,Jur!ul Chr~&mall·~rat.-d hous,
$1 40 ()n~ pound bOlt.
Otb.c aatf'll from 701:-tu Sti ~:0.
little to wr~p lovely Christmas gifts with these
ex•r• value gift ~raps by
Come in soon to select yours.
Value Gift Paper
12 ,hHk,
• opproximorely
20" ll 29",
Curl Sheen and Hall Sheen Ribbon
It curl' ond $lic:lu together when
mo11tened ..• 220 feet in 4 colon
(red, green, white and gold) in o
convenient home di,pent.er. only S 1.
OfftWNpiMI .. Ias
.Mt 59c for ~. ~~\a. ..
motchi"9 tog w4tt\
harmonizing rib-._~liill"""
b on ••• cello
pocked for
cnn¥9ntence.
t:.. 1 J 'trd<'•\;eo a f1 or
· .:>r , our oer ~on a I use
·~~~--~ (~~ .,~u.,~~ ...
Thoughtfulnes'
: Album. ,{J:
•• woth I 7 Hall mark C1rd!
$5.00 ... ,~ only N-71
.Corona del Mar Pharmacy
'"'''IE~~~ PIIAIINACY"
3127 E. eoc.t Hwy .. oear }4Jallllli4••-C.ODG clel Mar
0.. 3-1110 Open EftJaiDga •til 1:30 p.m.
J J
J J
· with SaDie
Blasting off for Chris tmas .•.
Jn orbit, the most glittering
array ot glfty nifties ever to find
a home under a Chris tmass ·tree JANN BOWMAN, dl!ughter of
. . . First s top a new shining Mr. lind Mrs. Donald Bowml!n ,
s tar . -. prelude mood music 1919 C hubasco Dr .. Irvine T er-
for the glorious giving days to roce, has been selected liS the
come · · · Lido Theatre, Thurs-Zonto G irl for November ot day, December 1 . . . mo rnlng at 10 or aftemoon a t 1:30 . . • Newport Horbor High School.
The Tie Tie people are loaning She is en oulstonding scholor ot
us their gift wrapping stylist to Horh or Hioh. treosurer o f the
show you the new 1960 gift Colifornio Scholarship Federa!
wrapping ('reatlons for the com· tion. an ,A,mericon Field Service
lng Christmas · · This gift f'nalist in 1959-60. member of
wrapping ''school" Is free. We the French C lub and Inferno-hope you will all come and . . s pend a pleasant hour with us too nol Relat1ons Clu b.
watching the efticlent lady on
the stage show you how to load I * HARBOR HIGH
your girts with the b('auty of '---------~--
gi\•ing ... Door priLes and sur-
prises too.
*
The B<'aron. c;tudt>nl nl.'w ... papt>r
of Ha rbor High, will br ~<'nt to
a(lults who lndkate th£'ir Inter·
I •&WJOaT JIADOa DSIGJr TIIVIIIDAY. Da:DDD 1. 1.a
PVal ISII&D i:VDY TBOMDAT coao•A D&L MAll, CAUP.
56 ON HONOR ROLL AT
HORACE ENSIGN SCHOOL
The tlrst quarter honor roll at
Horace Enstgn School Includes 56
stuctents-17 sevf'nth graders and
39 eighth grader .
Students m ust h3Vf" 8 points
to get on the h onor roll. The
points arc 3 for an A and 1 for
a B.
Here are the honor students: e SEVENTH GRADE
Dt>nl-.c Andorka. Linn Baker.
Knowlton, Joe Langjahr, Ja net
Uvingston, Molly Loeser.
Ka thy Meier, Merrily McCoig,
Bonnle McMu llen, Patti Pardoll,
Karen Pease, Leah Rogers.
Sandra Rygel, Cra ig Savage,
Cliff Scholle, Ka thryn Schwar7.
Barbara Shannon, Bob Shaw,
Joan Smith, Susan Staat.
Susan Sweet. J. J. Swigart.
Llnda TonN, Mltzic Tuffree a nd
Claire W illiams. Virginia Barr, "Skip'' (Frank)
!knnett, Bonnie Black, Harriet
Collins. Lolly Flf'ld. -------------
Patricia Gordon, Charlotte Han * NEWPORT SCHOOL
na, Doug Jones. Sharman McDuf-
fie, Joan Ni<'e, Frank Rice. Greg
Smith, Christine Spencer and Pat
Sutton. e EIGRTB GRADE
The third grade claSSC's at New-
port Elementary School are now
• studying Indian cultures. In M rs.
Evelyn LJttle's classes the pupils
ll.'arn songs and dances or the
Navajos: make Indian blaokcts.
usJng Navajo signs and symbols;
hold "pow-wow," wearing the
blankets macit> by the pu pi ls,
~inging songs and prrrorming
danrt>S, and ending with thf:'
c;igning of a peacr trNaty br·
tWPt>n 2 warring chlt'fs : writ('
:r;torif's of thf:' unusual customs or
Millie Alexander, Susan An-
dres. S u s a n Benson, JaC'qu ie
Bidwell. JOPI Bradbury, Ross
Burke, Pam Butlrr.
John Caster. Susan Clem<'ns.
Jnnet Dawson, Kim DeS<'nberg,
Christine Ft'ldman, Chris Godwin. ~fary Ha~orth, Lynn How-
land, Sunday Jllingsworth. Alma
The Christmas card choot·
lng Ia .. rene In the front
lobby. and we know w e bcnre
the moet Yaried aelection you
will fiAd cmywben • . • Per·
aoaallaiDCJ? Of eoune. Up.
stain, Christmas writing paper
cmd more canla, of wh ich the
Sully letter wrltiDCJ ccud. de·
plctlncj Newport Harbor with
U.. OoatiDg Chri.atma:a tree, 11
probably the Dlc:est way t' ~~"
a little pl-=e of the old home
tOWD to friends ln far away
1 e~t by mailing a card with thrir
namf' anci addrP<:c; to: ThP 8E'a ·
con. Nt>wport ll a r b or High *HORACE ENSIGN
&•hool. 600 Irvin£' A\'E'nur. Nrw
the Navajos; rear! many stori<'S,
the favoritr book b<'lng ''C"-hi -
Wl'P" by Gract' ~foon, a true
places.
port Ben<'h. UndPr thr dlrE'f'tion of :\J r. Donald l 'land<'r of ~rw-By CHRJS CODWlN
port B<>ach. th<' !karon I;; io;-:u!'d Thr Hora<"e En~lgn B t<'am won
story oC a lllllt' Hopi girl :111d
hN frit'nd. a Navajo hoy; ma ke
pottery for Chris tmas. bi-WPE'~\' to Jlarhor studrnt<: a nd O\'f'r Evf'retl Rea School of Costa
contains· nf'wc; <:tori<'<: anrl f£'a -:\fesa 20-19. Thf' Ensign A team
turec; concer.nlng ~I.'Wport'o: high lost 26-t:>. High point sCOTf'r for TMIIIIrl ON'IIizl
<:<'hool a<'tivitif'S. Sturlf'nt f:'rl ltor.; the A game was TNI')' Tompson. 'D
inclurlt>: Betsy Saund<-rs. t>dl tor and for the B game, Chip ~for-.. a-lai. PIIIO
in-chif'f: Nancy Smith, page two ,-a«' and ~fike Corogan. The-.5(' ..-....
editor: Sandra Ande rson. pas.!E' Wt'r<' thE' first basketball games A youth group, <'allt>d ''T<'<'O ·
thret" f'ditor: and Bill Twist, of th<' season. ..-gers Against 'Polio." hnq bet'n * sports edilor. • • • organized at Newport High • • • Mr. John Davis's home room School to locally rombat the s<'·
Christmas tree ornam~>nts have I . . o W<"ers are: Bonnie ~1organ. Stu-rlous problem polio presf'nts. a<'-
gone modNn ... Pk ture this: a Th~ Exf'CUtlVt' Coun cal ha~ ap-dent Council: Bud Barnf's, a ltf'f· cording to Bob Milrs. studrnt
stark white trf'e glittf'Ting snow-prop{lated. ~ b of ~hf' :2·~1':h natt>: Dave Fox. presIden t : body vicc -presidt>nt and 110n of
ily beneath an array of shiny <'E'nt Y raw;P Y ar r ,., ChariPS Hf'rzog, vice -president. Mr. and ~rs. Bill ~fill.'s of Co rona
black ornaments ... From Ger· l'ltudPnts durins.! Unltt>d Fund and ~ann Wallers. S('('retary. d 1 ~1
many beautiful ~lass creations. We-ek to the ~P.wport Harbor • • • *' · ar. alon~ with the t raditional round Chapter of thf' Untt<'d Fund. Ac-A new clas.<: has ~n started Under the dirN'tlon of ~rs.
shape-. which reach a mammoth cordin~ to Jeff Glass . .student in Mr. ~eyer's advanC't'd math. Margart't May. school nursf', a
6 inches aero".<:. exciting new boctdy ,J'r<'sJidhent LanGiil son 1o rNMr •. This Is 11 slide-rule cla ss. The m:~jor goal of tht> s tudent organ-
11 12 · h 1 d an .nrs o n aAs o f'~ · izatlon w111 be a "cnmput~ t'llnlc" long Jove es 1nc es ong an ·n -· h h · '1 . $325 Idea was not entirely Mr. Mf'y -a sleek 2 Inches wide ... The port ...:ac . t e r<'m a mng , Th d d th tu -to f'nable Harbor lltUdt>nts who
... ~.~ ...... . ~PO RT ...
MARIANNE BRUNK of bOO .A.I-
deon P( Newport Heights, is
one of senior girls at Newport
Harbor High School participat-
ing in "On the Job Training Pro·
gram' for commerci.~SI students.
Marianne works at the Ensign
office in Corona del Mar on
Monday afternoons to get first
hand training in office proced-
ure. This project is sponsored
by the Newport Harbor Business
and Professional Women's Club.
(Ensign photo)
Sclleol PIIJPO•II•
Ope1 After Ho1rs
Playgrounrls a t the Newport
Hf'lghts ancl Horare En s Ign
qchools ar<' now open during ou t
or school hours. Chilrlrf:'n Jiving
In the nrighborhoot1 of the
two srhools aN" invitf'd to ust>
thPsf' playgrounds for general
rrrreatlonal arti\'itiPs a f t e t
c:chool. on w<'ek t'nd.; and holt·
davs.
The Board of Education r<'ach-
f'd the df'<'ision to open thl.' play-
grou nds in <'ooperation with the
Ci ty Parks. Beaches and Recrea-
tion Commission.
Through the yf'ars. children
playing In corridors. and occa·
slonally on the roofs of the build-
Ings. have C'ausf'd minor dama~te
from time t<> time, but In general,
w~ have been fortunate that the
damagf' and malicious mlschlf'f
have been rom paratively slight.
Unless it Is found that opc>nl n~
the playgroun<lc; brings with It
an Increase In damage to build-
Ings. t he Board plans to ket>p
these play al't'a.s open for public
use In the futurt>.
INIDII.klfilll
Chrt•tmaa activities a re under
way at Harbor Hich. The FrHh·
men Glrla Lea,aue Council, ad·
v~ by Mrs. Geortlanna Buf·
rtngton of COIIUl Meaa, haa col·
lected wa nn used clothlnc ror
ahlpment abroad through the
world <'lothlnc rund. The Coun·
ell will soon trim the Girls'
League Chrl1tmaa Tree to be
placed In the Jlbrary of the high
school for the ben~fit of studenL".
On Of'cember 17 the tree wJII be
moved to the Corona del Mar
Youth Center for the enjoyment
ot sf"nlor <:ltl~ns.
Tho s inging groups of Ha rbor
High will pa rticipa te In m any
rommunlty Christmas programs
du ring the coming weeks. The
Chanters. the selective men's
choir, a nd the Larkettes, t he ad-
va nced girls' glee club, wlll trav·
el to Santa Ana on Monday, De·
cember 6, to entertain In a
Chrlstmu visit at Juvenile Ha ll.
On Decem ber 8, the Larkettes
wtll perfonn (or the Ladies or
the Unlversallst Church a t 1 :30
p.m.
M C S c'l. .. , f
{ .~.~-.. r A
OR WU:Jt
STAJITIJfG WE.D .. NOV. 30
"Magnificent Seven"
with
Yul Brynner
--Also--
John Greyson
P('ggy Cummings
In
.. Captain's Table"
oa J.aso. lfewpal't a.och
John Wayne-
Stewart Granger
"North to Alaska"
'
SECORD PEATUBE
With
Steve Allen-Ja)•ne Meadows
Walter Wln<'hell
Ma mie Van Doren
DEEP SEA RSIIIIG OUT Of
f) ~ {l.cht!t
colors ... along with the reds will be
1
givf'n to odther worthy ~~~·t~ too~ : v"o~~C:nd r;:eryb~)' have not takt'n advantage or VO·
and grf'ens opalescent off beat charlt es at a later ate. ·r h 1 llo vaccines to be lnoculatf:'d.
hues of tu rquoiS(', magenta and • • • • • • r ase un...s r " V<' NCYrJCE OF PUBLIC HEARING
.. year Round" Week days
Boat. leGYe at 4 a.m. and 7 a.m. . \ was or t e new <' ass. To a· f .o~ to th"' drl
chartreuse. Jan Goodwl~ and ~ary T ur-Mr. Jacobsen's Student Council againllt polio, a January da nce Notice Is hereby given tha t * ner. both junaor home making representative. are Joy Isell a nd Is being planned. TAP will fllso the jplannlng Commission of the
FIOIIl S-.deD a tiDy ballet· students at Harbor Hl~h School, Roger )loore, alternate. llls Red ==r~es t!01.!:0:~n t~~ City of Newport Beach will 'hold
Saturdays cmd SUDdays
Furt 4 &m. -Thuaderbird 5 a.m.
bel Mar, Jor Bock Cod 7 a.m. pcdated waallvn tiM wlaldl won third prize or S25 In Ha ll Cross repreMntatlv~ are Linda problem or pollo to atudenl<l. a public he aring on t he apptlca -
laolda A.Dgel CIWDe ccmdJ..... Jewelers annual table setting Vernon a nd Kathy Rodrigues. tlon or Fran k J. O'Connor for a
Jfews ill ADgel ChilD.. contest. Jan and Mary won thf'ir • • • A nomJnatlnc committee. se-use pennit No. 697 10 ~rmJt :
oae com .. w ith a muak be,; priz~ with a red and white tabl~ There have been many subject lected to choose candidates for construction of an office building
132 311111. ........ ..... • 1-1414
that PlaY• SUeat lfkJht. em· settmg for an engagf'ment part}. chang~ during the quarter. TAP ortl<"es, consists of students I with a hf"ight or 75' In a C-1-H
other a)aape4 Uke a church • • Mt>tal s hop and elf'Ctric shop Marth a Traphagen of Newport and C-2-H district, on portion of It' BeautifulJD CataliDa
with the s teeples UgbtiDcJ up The 1960-61 SdPnce Fair or havf' b<'en combined. Arts and Beach, Barbara Ke nnedy of Bal-lot F, Tract 919. 149 Riverside a • • •
bT the caDdle lulde. Nf'wport Harbor 11221~h ~28hool ), crafts art' together too. The ;:~polslrtandHe!~~.h JudHyar~ryesstuof I AvNen~e. Nf'wport Bea<'h. cat1Ci111iis·
*
will bf' held April to n musical in!ltrumen• grouPs arf' .. ...,_ · ot1ce is hereby further given
the boys' gym with no change holding se !'!Ions 5 days a week. dents JntereS1ed In becoming that said public hParlng will be ~otPs to wri t~> to vou r~f:'lf for in rulf's from prt>vlou-. :_\l'ar!l ar-l vocal groups are a lso on a dif-TAP memtx>rs art> en<'ou ragf'd to held on the 13th day or ON"em · LEAVDfG PJIOIIaALaOA AT FUW ZOJfE
remembering th is Ch ris tmas ... cording to ~fr. John Johnc;on. fN <'nt schedule attend a meeting on Df'Cemhf'r bN, 1960, at thf' hour of 8:00p.m . <•at to Pew~71....,1D9)
Richard's Mf'zzaninf' i' your Sc iE>n<'«' Fa ir rlirrrtor. • • • 8 In the socia l hall a fter school. In thE' Council ChambNs of the--WDITEJl ICIIEDVL&-
headquartcrs for f'lectric r an Pr~j<'<'tS muc;t he brou~ht to thl'
1
\fr. Rahb'~ homr room t>lrrtion !'it>w port Bf'ar h Citv Hall at Sat.. s .... M~ T1MI. OJrLY o~ners. Tht>rma Tra~ "· I'IPctric Boys Gym on April 21. nnrl '-' •II ri' ... Uit~ .ur : ~a n r.rindlr, prt>sl-CHURCH PAJITT DEC. 10 wh1ch time anci plarl.' any' and LEAVE aALaOA t:U A.M.
h air dryPrs , jewC'Iry. hand bags, bf' iud~f'd that day. 5f'l('nrP PX clo•nt · Pa tnri.l Gordon. vk c-pres i-A pilot dass party will be h<'lt1 all persons intE.'rt'Stf'd may ap-llETVU 10 an.oA 1:15 P.JI.
April 25 through 2S rlu rinl!. both !-'UI' C'haramt a. trC'asurer. Rt>rl In Goodell Ha ll, Christ Ctwrrh By Ray Y. Copelin, St>crt>tary CHARTER BOATS AVAILABLE
Wmter
pt>pper mills . all ~ha ;•<'s nnd I hi bits can be viewed by c;turlc.>nt-. 1 tll'nt ~ Tom Sutton. scr rPtary. and a t i:30 p.m. Saturday, D<'<'. 10, pear a nd be heard ther<'On.
noon hours anrt u ntil four o cl(l('k \r roc;c; rl'pr<'SPnta tiVf'S are W<'ndy thE' Sea, Ba lboa, with Mrs. Elsie Newport Beach City c.ll Oa S..lMI ,. a......u....
aOPr school.ThP fair will hrnpPn \V•t~on anrl ~like Penrose. ~~~~liteir~aisihioisiteisisi-~~~~~~~~~~P~I~a~n~~~n~g~Cio~m~m~ls~s~lo~n~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ rn th,.. grneral public Apri l 22 to
1
. . •
28. l!or:tr l' f:n,i~n School Is one of
!'li7f's of gJaqqr c; .\r 1 don't
rorgf't t hi' I lit I~' hi rei • n 1 h€.'
guilclrcl rrt~l' (rom r;N m.t•' 11-ta t
.!l ings likr a r,..,,l f•,t nary r;,ra
suggt>;;tlon for thf• p,..r,nn "ho
hac; PV('f\'thing .1 ..:a1 rh.u •n
holrler oi hrauriful gol•l fll igrr·l'
with tiny Inch long tong' . ,\
family tref' \\llh c;ix rlangling
picturl'<: ... Bubi'' Beat ~an1.1
doll.
* .•• Cbcdflng dia.hea. turkey
plat1en. bollday m cdl bags •••
Alclbcuter grapes in different
colon ... Hallmark's MW llne
of paper 9ooda, holly bedecked.
tbe complete allemograpb o1
naplld.na aDd plates, party In·
'lltatioa.a. tallies, place cards.
nen match .. aad foldiD9 nut
c:upa • • • Flat haJJ Santaa
to haD9 on front doors.
* Small fry party roming u;p
. . . Ri chard's Children's Party
Servlct' Is thP most fun way to
g1ve on<' ... Barbara Benton and
Millie Trac-y have provl.'d them-
se lves. ~fany mothers in the
area have come back three yf'ars
In a row to have Ba rbara and
Millie "put on a party" for them
. . . Their party package is com-
plete from the sending out of
lnvltaUons to pick ing up the
Jast taJJ on th~ donkey ... Fa -vor~, refres hmen ts. gam~. pT1zes
and surpri~es art' all carefully
worked out and planned whlle
mom sits In an usy chair and
amui's at the smoothness· or It au.
............... ..., ........ ~-..... ...... -....... .. -----... .. -....... .,... ..... ...........
• • • tho' f•r"t srhool,; in the county to
Stl'ph<>n Vtn<'Pnt &>nrt'-. •l ,t ~"'' I a vn11 ltc;r lf or th~ mN""hanl~al
C'tlril'!ma" story. ·'A Child 1-. c,\lculattng m:~rh1ne teachang
Born," will be pre~nt Pd a' a .Iitle; that hnvr been purchased
Part'nt-Tf'acht>r 1\sc;ociauon pro hy thP r·nunty !'rfaoots office on
gram in the :o-;pwport lla rhnr a m:w ·h.ng fu nli basis under the
High Srhool aud•torium at 7 :m :-."a tlnnil l Of'f<>nse Education Act
p.m. WecinPsday. Df'l.'. Jl nf 19:iR. a<'t'Ordlng to Anhur
Providing a mus ic btw kgrountl C'hrht<'n ... ,..n. principaL
for the narrative wtll !)('four c;.ng ThP ralrulators are used in
lng grouPs or students JNI by th<' -.('\'l'nlh a nrl <'lg hth grade m athf'·
h•gh school's vocal mu-.•c dir<'t . malll'c; rlao:.'-l'~ as practical aids
tor. :\tiss ~arlf' Hlebsrh. m tht> instruction and use or
Thf' story of f'Vent<: in-.irlr thr rlf'rim l ie; and for the conversion
Inn on thE' evf'nlng of thr hlnh of I'Ommon fractions. Instructors
of Christ will be portrayN1 by Ralph Werley and Burt PeUers
students under the dirPI lion or obtainPd the machines at a ~lr. Da,·•d Cu rtis, English t<'al hN workshop In the county schools
a t Harbor High School. I ortlrf' on ~ovember 9.
IOreaAen8why
Books are best
for Christmas
I. Booh don't bre•k when dropped.
2. 8ooh fit practM:.My everybody.
3. Books Mn:lly ever go out of atyte.
4. Books ~+•in no arlificiel preservative.
5. Boob looll wei on coffM tables •
6. Boob instruct and aml.dl children.
7. Ditto .duth.
I . Boob are e.sy to wr., and mail.
9. H.W loob does both free!
I 0. You c.an read • book b.fore you give a.
(We1 .,., it a.tw.)
HARBOR BOOKS
"'' L c;Mif ...... ...,.. C... .... ._, 01 J.t .... ,,.. ~
AE 'S 1.&-Gtll 1f_.o..lt..._.
~E SHIP ANYWHERE
emus nUll, DATES, AVOCADOS, FAICY .IB11ES Ill PIESEIVES
LEO M. CROSS
Business Phone
O Riole 3-9213
ORANGE INN M. IDA CROSS
Residence Phone
ORiole 3-8486 Box 359, Corona del Mar. Ca6fornia
• ZOTH.YEII OF SHIPPI. ,CIUFII.a'S FIIEST FIIITS •
CITRUS FRUIT
large Nav~ Oranges, Grapefruit and Tangerines
40 lb. lo• Fancy Nnel Oranges .......... .......... $10.75
20 lb. lo• Fancy Navel Oranges ............... ,. . 7.25
I 3 U». lo• Fancy Navel Oranges . . ... . . ... 95
The altove 1/2 Oranges and lj2 Grapefruit same price.
OUR SPECIAL MIXED BOXES
Contains O ranges, Grapefruit, Avoettdos, T.ngwines, D.te.,
Figs, Welnuta ot Almonds. .
40 U». ao. Ptepaid ....... . ··-----------·····-----.. ......... $13.75
20 LJ.. low ,.,.id ··-·· ... ---·--·--·------.. .... .. ... .. 1.75
Also ..... ~ for Qll......... Miledion. ~ th. .bow
pNpaMI apreta to .......-.
AVOCADOS
Fvl A.trlO l,e. Avoc.telos, &,.. prefNicl ................ $1.71
lo. 12 l,e. Avocado. ................. ________ --··-·"·-··-··· 6.21
lo1 6 Lp. A~ •...... :------------·--··--··-······· 4.21
ORANGE INN
DATES
IS lb. Rat Fancy O.glet Noor Dates . . ................ $1.35
IS U». Hydrated Deglet Noor Dates .. . ....... .. ........ 7.75
5 lb. lo• Choice Deglet Noor Dat.s .. .... ................. 4.25
3 U». Fancy He• loa Oates .. ............... ....................... 3.25
3 U.. lo• Choice Oe9e+ Noor Oates .............. ......... 2.15
FANCY CHRISTMAS PACKS
2 U». Auorted Confection Oates ..... . . ....... ... ........ $3.t0
2 lb. GoW Gift Dates and Confedion O.tes •. .. ... 3.10
2 U.. Redwood Soc* Aaa't. o.t.. Md Confedions ... ...25
Other Pach et Shop.~ Abcmt ,...,.id.
PRESERVES
5-16 OL Aut. PteM~Ye~ eM ~.-meladee ·······----.... 14.95
l-16 OL Alit. NIIIJWI eM ~-eladlt --.... -__ ).II
12--4 .. Ald. , .. ,.., and ~.,. ....... --··---·---5.25
FANCY CHRISTMAS PACKS
Fancy ~+1oft ,.d with 5 V.n.ties of Cl.te
and 4-1 OL ~ ... Very ettradf'le lo. --·-·· $5.70
~10 .. ,.,...,. .. ---··-"· .......... .. . . ............. 131
1--1 ....... net ... ···-............... ..... .. •. --........ .. ••
I Ia. of T .. F.cy lottiM H..._ Syrup -
.. ,. .... ,.., .... Apricot -·----------·-···· ---··--" $1.21
I
'
....... , .. llatlr
lletlfllr 22 Years
'CYRANO' TO BE GIVEN
DEC •. 8-9-10 AT O.C.C.
"Cyrano de Be11rerac", the ro-are Christian, by David Clements A brother and sister met each mantle 17th Century tragedy of Laguna Beach; Roxane by
other for the first time In 22 tempered by a vision of the Carolyn Casey of 411 TustJn
years last Saturday In eo.ta sublime, will be presented by the Ave., Newport Heights; De
Mesa. Orange Coast College drama de· Gulche by Jim Wattson of lQlO
'They are Mrs. Robert L. Truaty, partment Dec. 8. 9 and 10 in Clay St., Cliff Haven; Le Bret by
407 Len wood Dr., Costa Mesa. and the college audltorlum. Stuart Cooper of 128 H a r b or
William Kendall, formerly of It wtU be the largest produc-Island Rd., NeWport Beach ;
Georgia, but now of Santa Clara, Uon to be ~presented to date by Dyenna by Grace Meteer of 437
CaUl. Mr. Kendall, an engineer Coast dramatt.u and will In· Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar;
with Lockheed, has beer:' trans· elude 5 complete acts and over Raglie~ by Cr~ue Wolverton
rerred to Sunnyvale. 70 acting participants. More of 2314 07lfege-nr·:. COStli"-MK:r.
~frs. Trusty was "1t"·anl1 her ·m1l11 ·125-students-wH~-be-Hl-Montflue ry by Gary Olinger of
, _..brother 10 whe n they were sep. volved In staging the production, Laguna Beach; Lise by Sherry
arated In Miami, Florida. She according to John Ford, director ..l'racer of 457 Ogle St., Costa
came to California and he went and OCC drama Instructor. Mesa; Carbon V by Ron Thron-
to Georgia to be raised by dif· The play was written In 1897 son of 461 Swarthmore St.. Costa
ferenr families. The :rtustys by Edmond Rostand. It brought Mesa; Valvert played by Roy
have 3 chlldren and Mr. a nd him Immediate triumph. Yarnell of 223 Opal Ave., Balboa
:'\frs. Kendall have 2 children. The Orange Coast production Island; Cut·Purse by Brian Ha·
Heltl• a.,. Clllrce
will be COlltumed In the colorful gen of 6 Beacon Bay, Newport
a nd traditional 17th Century Beach: Mother Margaret by Jo
musketeer period. Carv('r of 2294 Channel Rd., Sal-
Heading the cast in the t itle boa; Sister 'Marthe by Melinda
role Is Barry Kraft of Lagun;J Kav Barton of 2290 Channel Rd ..
Beach. who was wlnn~.>r of the Balboa; Sister Claire and the
Best Actor Award at last spring's Actress by Dorothy Jones of 116
Orange Coast College Drama 46th St. Newport Beach. and
Festival for high school students. Flowf'r Girl by Dina Cat~ of 201
Other roles In the production VIa Rav('nnn, .Lido lslt-.
CDI TUVn SERVICE
LECAL NOnCE
SUPERIOR COU RT OF THE I
STATE OF CALIFOR~IA
FOR THE COUXTY OF OR,\NGE
No. 91fl611
COAST IIJCRWAT AT OBCBID
3542 E. Coast Bl9bway CoroaG del Kcu
(OppoUte Post Office)
AIR-HOTELS-RAIL-SHIPS-TOURS -CRUISES
FOREJGN TRAVEL SPECIALISTS '
~l':\Df0:-<5
lGt'nf'rall
TREV A JEA~ WEST:\lORE·
LAND. a :\floor, hy hN
Guardian a3 Utem. MABEL
ODESSA BERSCH. Plaintlf!s
vs.
JOSEPH WAY N E WEST·
M0~~'1D. Defendant
THE PEOPI..E OF mE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.
To the abo,·e named Defendant:
JOSEPH WAYNE WES'nfORE-
LAND
You arc hNPby directed to a p-
pear and answer the complalnt ot the above named pJalntllts
flied In the nbove entitled court
ln the abo,·e t-nU tJed actlon
brcMlgth against you In said
court, w ithin TEN days alter the
service on you of this summons.
it tei'Yed wtthln th(' a bove named
county, or within TiliRTY days
it lerved elsewhere.
You arc hereby notified that
unle.e you so appear and an·
~1", said plaintltf will take
Judgment for any money or dam-
ates demanded 1n the complalnt
as arlsJnc upon contract or wtll
apply to the court for any otber
reUef demanded In the com-
pl&lnt.
Dated October ~. 1860,
L. B. W AU.ACE, Clerk
.By D. Perry M~ard,
Deputy Clerk.
GALVIN R. KEENE
Attor'M7 at Law
J33'1fortll Newport BcMalevard
Jif.....-t IHch. Ca lltomla ~··1..%11 AttDI'MJ f« Plalntill.
Publbb: Jfcw. 10. 11, ,.._ Dee. 1, &
lS. •• 1 ..
In the N~ Harbor Eulp.
A fire Involving magnesium
compounds put on a spectacular
display and destroyed a $2,oo0
garage at the home of James E.
Hodgson, 442 'Redlanda Ave ..
Newport Heights, at 10:41 p.m.
Nov. 22. Owner of the property
waa llsted as Andrew Skwarek,
451 Redlands Ave. Mr. Hodgson
told Newport pollee he was a
consulting engineer and had
been doing experiments with
ebemlealft._
TtJBitET FEAST IX LA.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meserve
and three children of 113 Via
Vella, Udo Isle, shared turkey
with Mrs. Shirley Meserve at the
Wils hire Country Club in Los
Angeles.
LAWS ct. Df·LAWS
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Laws Ill or
Arrest of 4
Is Engineered
by Police Gal
Mlu Celeste Stewart. N~rt
Beach pollee offlcer, h·eld 2
prowlers at run point outside
her apartment building at 4100
E. Cout HW)'., Corona Highlands,
at 2:17 a .m. Thankagtvtng morn-
Ing, and thu. caueed their arrest,
along with 2 other men, on
Charges of grand" theft.
Pollee booked Rudolph F. Mo .
line, 18, and a Costa Mesa youth.
16, who had been held at gun
point, a nd Walter R. Harvey, 32,
of 359 Rochester St., Costa Mesa,
and Joy D. Harvey, 25, Gardf'n
Grove. They were charged with
stealing a piCk ·UP tru<.'k load of
shake shingles from a corustruc .
tlon site In Cameo Highland .
owned by the Whitcomb Con-
struction Co., Orange.
At 1 a.m. sheriffs o!Cicers t&'d
observed the truck driving out of
the rear exit at Cameo High-
lands with only parking Ughts
on. When they arrived at the
location they found the truck
parked, empty of occupants. with
keys still In the ignition and the
motor warm. In the truck bed
were 21 b u n d 1 e s or shake
mlngles. Newport pollee were
dispatched to the scene.
Miss Stewart heanl a noise at
the rear of her apartment, ob-
8erved the 2 youths and reported
prowlers. When a polit'e unit
drove by, the youths dut'ked
behind a house. ~as Stewart
then used her gun to bring the
youths into custody. Officers
learned that 2 other men had
taken a cab to Costa .Mesa. They
were arrestt-d later.
24 L Bayshore Drive, Bay Shores. VISITDfC Of E.LSOfOilE
entertained at a family dinner Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Taylor
party at th. eir home on Thanks· of Uttle Island drove to Elsinore I
giving day. It was a case of to spend Thanksgiving with their
.. Laws and in·laws." daughter, her husband and 4
chHdren. DESEIIT HOLIDAY I
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Salmacia 810 PAJITT AT BAT a.ua
of Z15 Via Lido Soud. Lldo Isle. lfr. and :\1rs. J. Ross Casten· I
and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jewett of dyt'k of Udo Isle entf'rtaint-d at
Santa Ana enjoyed golt and sun., Balboa Bay Club on Thanksglv.
shine a t Apple Valley's High Inn lng day with 16 of their family I
over the week.end holidays. and friends pre:senL
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TilE IDVUTI. IF THESE SIVIIIIS
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.ll.ec:tiLI'IJ -Christian Science
Eat it led
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Th~ le.-turer 1poke rubstan-
U&Jiy as follows.
On~ ol the greatf'st desires 111
the heart.l of men 11 to e1tabhsh
and maint~un harmunu.w rela-
llon&hiPI With nthers ChriSt
J f'sus dt"voted much ul hll Gc.s-pel to this Important 1\lbJect.
Christian Selencll' further eluci-
dates lhe law of God and 111
application to human relation-
s.tul)5. We learn thilt 1t i1 vf'ry
1mportant tha"l we understand
man's relatlon~hip to God befo~
we c:an find harmonious relation-
ship• between men.
Mao'l KelaUoiUhlp ta God
Let us consider thf' natun of
God and man's re.lation~hlp to
Him. In the Chrutian Sr1ence
textbnok, "Sc1ence and HeaJth
with Kf'r to the Scriptures,"
Mary Baker Eddy, the Dl5("Uverer
and Foundf'r of ChriSiutn Sci-
f'nct", has IIVf'n 115 a very helpful
dt'tl nlhon of God lp. 587). "Coo.
The &r('ilt I A:~t ; the all-knowm11:.
all-set'lng, att-actmg. all-wise,
all-lovmg. and f'lt'rnotl, Pnnc1ple:
1\l md: Snul: Sp1nt: Life: Truth:
Lov•: al! substance: 1nte1111:ence"
Chnst1an Sc:1en('t!' cmphas11.es the
fact lhat man. acrordm1 to the
fl rit chapter of GenesiS, i1 the
image and likeness of God. It u
from the b:nis of the nature of
God and man made m H1s like-
ness that Chnst11n Science •s
practiced. The world has entertained
many human opiniona in regard
to thf' natur. ot Gad and man.
a nd tht!'M' human opinmn~ ha\'e brought t~ns1on. rcmfhct. mtsun-
derstandln&. and the woes of
humanity. Chr1stian Se1t>nre 11
lhowinJ tl'e WIJt!d how tn 1!:1\'e
up lhHE" human opm1ons for
C od'1 idea of His own natu~e
and tht' nature nl m:m Thos
b rings true relf'aJe, freedllm.
health, and happthess Let us bere euns•rter the nature
or thJJ tru~ sptntual m:~n m.:rrle
in Cod's 1mage. S1nce (;rwl 1J th(·
divine source or Pnnnple €,f
rnan'a being, 11 f•,llnv. ~ th.•l man
il not what human f'll\ trunmomt.
heredity, or hum:.n con-um-
•t.anees wnulrl cau-"" h·m t" be.
Jnne:.d. he ts what d1\n ... Pnn-
c iple causes him tu hi• i\1 1n r~.
the~(orc. not a .-rra•u••· ••f
chance. lie 11 perp~'tnaltl· ,.,v.
emed by the divm.-l.tw ''' t"''"~~'· Mlln, thercfo~. <'JCprr•·•·~ h:u-
mony. ordef. iln-1 •l• m1nu.n ~I n
is nf'ver cau$e. hf' ~~ alw:rh tr.('
effect of une rhvmt' Pnn< •11!••
Since Cod i.!l th" lnl".nlli• ,J,\"tnf'
Mmrt. it tnllnws 1h1 t ro·ul ro• 1n ,~
wh;~t C od kn"w' h "'I • ., •· thf'
perfect exprt'!l'*''" ••r lrJ!••llJ~•·nr" and wisdom. M;><l o< !<·\o•r Y.h3t
a mortal nr <'1Hr1011 mi!lrl !'t;nrr.•
he is. lnstf'art nt t.•·u ~ tra!l<' up
of .!l!ood and bar! tln·u~h ~c. man
is the coml)f'lun•l l•'ra ,.f C•ll:l f''t·
pre!!sinJI only r;2h1 I•'( 1--ft'
pnsM':sses b:v reflf'<IP•n nl! the
faculties of Mmd. ~ut·h ·'' k.-rn
perception. £fJf"orl "'"'"f"•·'1• "'"'"· perfect memnry, :1nd 'h" •1h·htv
to f'X press rl~~:ht irff':l.!' rfT•'r'l'••l v
Man Is: not a fin1tr ~u·Jl I••Jt thf'
very ex.preiSifln nf thr '•"l' d•1·m"
J)f'rfcct Soul whkh •• r;.<(l \1,"
is then:-fme not it carnall• •·r
m at('rlally-sensed n~'lllurf': h,.
radiate! the tpirltual !lf'n:&e 'f
beln~: whlr:h brinll~ life aorl
pea«. He, therefnfe, !ief'!. hr:~r~.
and lee!J only the pre!lflnef' nr
G()(l. the prc:.sence of ![ood
Man. the 1ma•e and lik~nt's~ nf
Cod. he not n .. ,h. Hi• rubortanl'"
c:onsists of the 'pirituAI irt('a• he
reftects. He i~ nr.t c:,ntrollert bv
tht> ,..,-c-all~ Ia.,·• of mattt!r: hr
is fll'{l\'emtd bv thr •llvine law nf
SplriL He live~ In Soirlt •nrl n('ver In mattc:r All of his ar-
t.lvitle• are ~inelv ln1oired b.,
Spirit. and lhf'7 cannnt be Inter-
fered with by lhe belief In lhe
•~« of Spirit r111\ed matter.
Slncoo God I' rfivlne Trutll.
m an. Hi' reftectlon. it not tht> ot!'mrlnt of error and ml!takes.
He 11 the chilrl of Truth. He~
not deviate frl'lm the oll:lh of
r iihtec"Nmeu . He 11 aeeurat•.
11f$<flnr1abTe. honorable. Tie !IE'e!l
c:re•tlon at It ~•II• Is and ll
,_.rr duPfl(l bJ Wu•lnA' ,-ml!l-
con«Ptiona.
'nle per-fed solrttual man of
C od'l erntln,c 1• not 11 mnrtal
~turt. fie wu Mver born
ttJ\0 matter. and thf're.fof~ ho
dot>~ not have to die out of mat-ter. He U.u: he C:KPra.t eter~
-.1 L ife that knows oo bq1nnlnl
W end Bc!c:tUH he rt:fl.tdt dl--___ .,.,_ ...... ~GOXfmlJli61i""n0fj,lrftuaJ
~ lhtft 11 ,. room te
1to11 aptritnee for dJtoeut •
ON CHRIS
:leci?J'I .... ;__;:;~.;, •• =.;.~.:-;_:~~-~; u..t I C-..&d ..... 1 --., ......... M"lh"lt:r, _._ kMw ....... -.. ............ -.;i~ ..._. to God"a OM ucl OsLb' aptrttual .. .a.t Wve. ttJ,J diUM ~. 11ooo I diloto.......r U..
..,.,.. Oil all ..-, ~ -bltetilb OD•JD3' fa~ was ~.
bba to .... 11U U..illfON OHU I' U: ""' -portaal ht we all
thlnkl lD tanaa ot Uw.L cUs-• .nop "*'••• ol mu • • <Uao-Uk& •v,o. ~. ~nl, cord&ot mortal creat~. aDd tbat
or ••IWUMil H• Ls alwa,.. ap-•• start ...-. him M 1M hiD ~ of an tiM eooct eo be manilastatioo or God's perfect found Ia Cod'1 apiritual creation. bein&. In tbta way wa fttwl our Uan r.fletots Love uturally, health and dominion. -
without errort, tor he 11 the n ry bla~ whit ou.en
evidf'nee of Lnve'• presence and Now 1~1 w ('(lnJ!d~r uw-rt:la-
pow..-. liorWups wiUI oth•ra. You will H~re you !NY fee:! like a•lunJ: remembt:r the laat line ot the .. What bas all tbit to do .,..Jth me?" ln her book. "Uolty of ChrttUan Scif'ntiiU' da.lly prayer
Cood.'' Mrt . .Eddy hat civ•n the reada: "And may Thy Word cn-
a l\f"W'er (p. 41): "'The adf'ntUk rkh thf' atfectio/\1 or all man-
man and hi• Malter are here: and t ind, •nd auvf'rll them~" It is nut
you would be none other than enoua,h to •~t Cod reveal His
t.hil man, if you would aubor-pe:rfe.ct COM~pt of rnan tn r.sard dinate lbe II.Nbly perceptions to to us individually We must see
'h · 1 1 d 1 our brother aJso a• the pe.rft'f:t e lplt tua aenae an sourc-e 0 man ut Guc1'1 rreat1na. I do not bf'inc." This It the true pract!ct of CltH.U.n Sr.ience. It brinas mean that we lhould try to see
J ••·t -• h 1 b d h our broth~r u a perfect mortal oy, Uua a .... on. ea I ·an ap-c:reaturt. Neither should we 11-piness. te.mpt to ~ God a1 expreu •ns ,... ... Perfifd~M, Tlln•ab l imself through a fal&e. senll! of
Pnnr mortality. Nt'IU'I~r are we tryinl
We belin to d.l.tcuver thi1 to see God'• perfect man In spil(l
perlet't t ptrltual man lhruu~b ot material evk!.en« which
,,.,.~~,.er. Through our atudy or would p~sent a picture of man
Chd.ttian Seie.nce 'IVe learn that u a m~rtal maf•ri.al cruturf'.
prayef Is not a prPCUI ot Ulung Throoah our studJ or Christian
God'• forcw•ne.u. nor i1 it a Seienee we are learnin& to see
petitJoo for matui&J blf'Uifl&S. Cod'• perfect spiritual man in·
Neilher 1a prayer a procea of llead ot the false mnrtal conc:ept
puttinc fofth human effort to ex-of man.
prus the nature of God. P111ytr Man 1s not a link In the chain
1.1 a s:ptti\Ua/ meJns by which we of murtallty. He Is not ~ngulfed
let God expreu H.ll true ldtoa of in a world of matf'fialism. pulled
man in our corudousneu and hither and thither by •vii su,:-
experlencto. &Htion•. temptation•. and lnl!u-ln the Manual ut 'fhe Mother en«l. Man i1 never what the
us a very helpful and Important what the divine Mind know• h1
Church (p. 41], Mn . Eddy alvts carnal mind claim~ he 1s, b~
daily prayer. It reads as follows: to be. the unllmi1ed sp~rit ual
"'Thy kinadom c:ume.' let the exoreuion of innmte ~ood.
reign of divine Truth, LH•. and May I shuw you how such
Love be establilhed in me. and th1nktna: hf'als and t'stablis.het
ru.le out ol me all 1in; and may harmonious relationl!hips. An In-
Thy Word ('nrich the aftcchol\1 div1dual In a lar1e or&an,z.ahon
of all mankind, and 10vem found hlmSC!If in a situation
them~" whic h mi&ht be called a clas.h of
Since God l1 all-actina. lhe penonalitit'l. He ff'lt that h11
rrtator of the universe includ•ng department head di11iked h1m
man. lhe one and only diVIne and wanted to iee h1m ftred. AI·
Pnncipte or cause, it follows that thouth the Christ1an Sdf'nhst
it i11 re.ally God who doet~ all the \ned to be kind and helpful.
real domg. Our Master sa•d every eftort was rtbufted. Hf'
(John W:IO ), rt Is "the Father worried about the situation until
that dwellf'th in m•. he doeth lhf' rheumatism crippled him. A
works.'' h is our joyoua privi-Chr111ian Sr•en« praetitmner lege and duty to let God expreu was called. He asked the patient
thf' d1vme idea of man [n our y.•hether he IO\•ed everyone. The
ronSt'1ousness. Then evil is ruled pallt'nt replied that he did. for
out of our experience. Chn1tian hf' had if'arned through Christ1an Scientists are teaming that t.1 is Science th111 it 11 Jmporl.tlnt for
a \'ery JOYOUS pnvllege to pray us to love uthers. The prac\t-
dally. They love to Jistf'n for \1oner thf'n askt'd whether every-
God"• Inspiration and ru1danre. one lo,·ed him. He thf'n told
They are al5t:l learning the im-about the hatred of the •uper-
portanrf' ur· bein1 C'Onl!iStf'nt In v~r. Thf' pract1!10ner asked
thf'ir prayf'rs and of a«t'Dttng htm what God is. He ~plif!d th:'l l
onlv God's 1dea of man. God is l..ovf'. Th1m he was :JSkrd
The importa.nC"fl of such con-11·here GOt! is. and he replif'd
silitl'ncy Is Illustrated in thl' fol-that God Is f'Ver prHent. Iewin~ expenenC"fl. One day a "Oo you believe thf'.se two
nf'rJhbor riding w1th me on a bw statf'ment~ to be true~" asktd
asked: "What do you thmk of the pracllllone.r.
younetr.·• I WiiS a bit 1tartled "I do.'' replied the patie.nt.
by the qut>stlon. I stalled and •·w en, how do you re.-oncile
asked: "Do you really want to tho&e ltatemenll wilh the one,
know?" "Yes. I do." he replied. you JUa"t made. that out there In
I ans.,..ert'd: "Well. I th1nk in the conSt'1ousncu of someone 11
reality 1 am man. the 1maJte and a thins; called hatred'!" aiked the
likt'neu 6f God. HIS perfect practitiOner.
c:h1ld : and so are you by the The patient uw that ln Of'dlor ~.ame token." to be contlstent be must aee di-
Th~ followed an interest.inJ vine Love as t'Vl'f prewnt, manl-
diJ<'"U.UIOn. He had heard that fesun1 Itself as the true mJn not Chr1st1an SciencE' teac-hes that unly in hi1 experience but 1n thf'
man 1!: the perle.-\ reHKtion of •xperienct' ur ev~ryone. Up unt1i
Grid. and he wondered whether that t1me he knew it was impor-
we were C(•nst!!"lcnt m th1nkin1: tant for h1m to love otntrs: but
that way I ex.pla1nt>d that a what they thought of him-well,
mortal ('onccpt of man IS rcr-he had always re~~:arded that as
tamly not the •ma.c:«" of God. but lhe1r busmess. Now he 54W 1t . thmu~h our study of Chnstcan wa5 h11 bu!!"mes$ what he thou&ht
&,tonce v.•e are lellrncn~: to g1ve ther thoujj.ht of him. He begon
up !hf' mortal ff1C'f''ll for the tu I"~JCli«' 10 the words of the
-tn·me idea of man. lfl' sll•d th11t d<~dy pray~r that dl\"mf' Lon• 111
ho! Y.a~ 1mp .. (•!<.'>f'ff ltv tht' faf"t truly ennchmg the alfertic.ns of
!!1:1\ I a•ldefl the phr .. w : ":tnrl ,_o aft m.ankmd and governtntt them.
ilrt' ,..,u by thE' $lime tokt>n"" Th:~t Ht• bf';oa n to K>e man .u tht.'
t•lurunat,.•l thf' pos~lhl llt.Y of a r--!mille or rllvmt' l...ove mstead of
l:l''lll( C'hnsr~o:~n Sncntr~t" nf a mnrt:JI, halrn~. or hatt•d. crea-
twuu~ f'l:.ulu,ts. lhlnkint of th<'m· lure The rhcum.ato~m dls.op-
~('lvrol< ;.~ G•o<f1 pcrf"t"l th1ldrt'n p<.-Qrl.'d promptly, and tht're was
whl\(' thmk ont~ of f•lht'rs a, 1m-soon a H•cnnc•ilation With the
f)t'rfl'C'I mnrtab dC'J}.Jr\mcnt head.
WPU th .• t c<>ll\"t'T:<it lion wa~ a Throu~;h the study of Christia n
real eyt'-utwnl·r fur mf' I ber,otn Srll•nce VI"'Pie are learnmg to
t(• ask m~~lf d::uly. "What do prut~t thcni!('IY!o'S fr~>1n all ev•l
yuu rlallv thin!( !•I ynursel f~ Arf' 'U"!R<''SII un.'i. In Sc1cncc 11nd
vuu thmkml! ••t •n.:.'l ac the \'"tY lll':•lth \f>J'. 495, -4 96/. 1\-ln . Eddy
I tmaJtf' anrl iok• or .~ ,,f G"l"l:'" \ v.·ntes· "In the Sr,f'nCt' of Mmd.
d t!<("U \'<'red th:ot !).('!"" were a you Will MKIJI ascertam th31 f'rror
uumber of murt:.! ro.nn•pt~ and f'!lnfll•l clt'Strny e•-rur. You will r hum:l n opin11 n., tho! nel'fird In 1!10 lcam that 1n Sc1ence there
I,. f'i!mmate•l 11 I Wf'U' tn be IS no lran~f('r of VII IUgi!CiliOnl ! t"''"'''l('nt in ktww rto·~ f•n•l rtt'm-!rum one mortal 1tJ another, for '"l·'ratmt:: th:lt m •• n "th.-).I<' I· there 11 but one Mind. and thiS
'"'' rt•ll"<'ttc n ,.f G r-11, r•~,.t e\·er-pre,;ent ommpt•tent Mmtl IS F r lr''t.:nr~. tht•ro· 11 :..~ 11 rel't'Ctf'd by man anrl governs the
lt'l'•'l. •h uo mv fa re thill "'Pon• I •'lll1re umvcrse." Sm('f' God a~
'''he crfl,nl( lnr~ter. I kn•w 1f I dl\'illfl M1nd is umn1potcnt it fol-
h.>·l t.n'n C'IIISI~tt'nt 1n mv low~ that mortal mind w1th its
kn.,wl• •IRE' nl man's pcrfectu•n. SUJUt<'S\Iont of f'Vil hi& no power
,, w .. ulrl nut h:~ve been tht>rr to harm man. Since the C\'er-
Ct rtrunly. Gu•!. thf' Rlllf'r "' ;II ! Prt"'C'nt. divin~ Mind coverns th• ~unrt. h:~rt nnt eault'rt thl1 1m1rr-t'flllfe univerae, it follows that
.eh m r '' wu from taeo Yn tu1 • ..._.. 110 419 hil maftJ' ~ .. ,,. .... u. •
A •-I kDOW wu 1u1n. \llf'Clu4b t wUd.trnHI upe-rk>nre at. wflf ..r~&aUy aDd U'I'IOtiUI'I•
an, didvrbed and apl)fartd I() .wier ,_, pain Sba told 1M
prac\JllolMt wbn wat be.lptna l'lt'l
that ........,. UIM the .N,Untfonf
of dlttOtd and pail'l arM W he1
1M WGUid C:IJ~ ltHdhl&tb to
Ood and H!l klea, 10me!lmes
thro~ nKIJt of lha ulaht She
would 8l'iill.1 alle~a theM laiN
NUHtll1n&: but .me tumplamed
lhat they kept tomlna Wck •
"Out do you want thtu 1'\JK•
Jettiont to keep wmrna IM~k7"
the practitioner asked. 0 1 rourw
she didn't. "Then .rou mw t take
yuur .. and," said lh• prac:ti·
tu..ner. "that there ia n .. mortal
mind f.rom wh1ch tuch a:ua.:e•-
tiont r~~n emanate." The pat1ent
Wilt helped to su that she ll)ll
mull worship the divine M1nd at
AU-in-all, the Wfi<Y the Matter
did. Shf' took her stand and n•-
fused tu belleve Ill the reality ol
a mind $t'parate or aparl from
God, cood Th1t w•s the last nt
lhe suuestiont ol pa•n and dis-
cont. A.nselt trul1 came and
ministered unto her and restored
her W health.
Let us a!J(I rf'jol~ that !hit
t.amf' hust of an.1els It always
prest'nt with U.ll m.inistf'rin• unto
us. protK"IinK and JUstaining Ul
~t us rt'jo~~ !hot thi1 sam• host
of ancel11 1• In ruhty prt'$ent
wilh all m•n. causina them to
think ht'l pfuliy anrl C'On!!"INC'-
tillf'ly.
11 is nc..t enuugh fm us tl'l lOVt"
our t'nf'mies and bi('Sll thu!e that
CU1"51' us. We must ~o furthel
and awaken to the truth that m
feal1 ty there are no e~m lt'l. In
lhe nne and only kmgdum ol
heaven all ol Go•f s l!ptrotual
1deu are imPfjlled by dt\'lne
l..o\•e to exprtss l..A"ovt'.
In :lfl artirlf', "Love Yotu Enf'·
mit•~" I Mi~c .. llar.t>l.u~ W ••tmi'
p. 8 J, J.trs. Eddy asks: "Who •a
tnme f'nf'm)' that thuu HhuuJdg~
ln\'ll' hlm~ h 11 a rreaturl' or a
lhmR outslrte thine own C'tl'il·
lion:''" Sht-ttoes on to say: •• 'Lt.\t-
thme enemit"S' " idf'ntical with 'Thou hast no enem1C'.1.' .. Chris-
loan Sr1en<.'e emphas1te• the fa<'l !hilt by recogni:dn'l m3n's one-
nt'SI With d1vme. Love. we cnn
kt'ep ron5C'H"'.I~netc .. ,. rull l'lf
Truth an:i l..v\ il' that t.:'/re is no room for any sen~e n t'nmity
We ran rt'jokf' th~t dl\'ll')f' l...o\·.-
IS enriching !he 111Tcclions oJf all
mankind and J[O\'l'mtnt" them.
Hf'rt'ln iJ ,.ur truf' pmlt't'tirm.
God &ela.tes All fib~ ldeas
Attordlnc to a Divine Man
Now \\"e come to another u:n·
portant JIOtnl uf relaHunrlups.
'(be divine Mind relates •ach
IP•ntual tc:!f'a harmoniCIUfly to every ulher spintual Idea a«ord -
llli to a d1VIflf' plan. Much uf
humamty'• troubles comes from
try•nt to outhne relatiom..t11ps
throuch human w111-power m·
5tead of ldtin& di\'tnfl Mmd un-
fold its: divine plan of rl&bt and
constructive n:latkmsblpa.
Throuah our lludr of ChrUtiln
Science we a re leam inl that
prayer Is not a proeeu ol askin1
God to Jet behind our pf't proj-
ects to brmJ the.m to pau. Prayer
IS a divine mean• of brinsina our
thoutht lntll harmony w1th God'•
plan~ ;~nd purpo5CJ. Prayf'r Is
C!•mmunion ""rth God. But 1\"e
must make IUfl:' that we dCI nnt
do all the talklat:. We mu:rt
I1SI~n to what lhe heavenly
fa tner-Mother God says tn Hi~
bf'loved child. 1'h~n .,... must
rc10lve Ill IX> obedient to Hll
d1rtttions.
As WI' truly Iitten to rti\·ine
Mmd. we l'lHI t'l rmmate m!stakes
of hum>~n rt'l:Hwn•htpl. A .:irl
11ncl' l"lr1 m" thnt the yuun.~E man
'he v.11, ,tatml! m~'n"d thAt they
bt' mal'! I(•!. I ;o•ked her what
t,, d 11;. t l .. lrl hrr '"d., Shf' S3id
~he h.dn't toolf:f'll til Cod abnul
It I IJ'••'~''''j flU! lhilt 11 wa.s
rllln .. ~''"U~ t•• t:tk" 'ut'h ll""lpnr-
t~n' , ... ,,~ I' 'h<)UI lfc!f'fl!nll; for
l.•ul·~ Vln•';.r~'l'. She humbly tur:,, I tu (;,,,1 W1th the l inrere
rlr,, ,. t" ,·., ..,. hat Wfl~ bf'<il fnr
nil !':~(' !..'"'·•· m ~•·f'rfu l cun~id
NIII ·ll ''' r ;11's •Oifllll11 rela· lr,·n· hr fl \lo'J 'h (";r,rt nnrt the har-
llo•·• •·1~ t~'':\l ,f lt h.p of all ol
r, .. ,l .c '''urr t· ~~ ,n,.:t~ w1th each
•.U N ll•'r thnu~trt was St>On fa r
·•U•·I·•· '"'t' manv human con~!dr rn t • 1"1 it thrn becnme Vf'r)'
rlr :~r to. hror that shf' ~hould not
m.1r1v th.~ .1""''11 man. A!!" ~he fu rth,.r rff''lS:.nt1t'rl man'1 onf'ne,s
Wllh (~ .. rt ll'll'i nllf' .,f\1\d, a mut'h
mr>rl' 1•f~111 nhll'>'l<h1p caffif" inln
h,.r ext"' r,,.,,. I' wh1d1 rf'SIIil('d In
a \"erv h;"\rouv ITU!rria,t'.
fi"t:t.l ll O.•t I had been 1Jelle\'1n1t thrre 11 no sourc:~ from which m th(' rr;1illy nf rt1 cord. I turned >"'t •I surgf'stlont can romt'. In Cfo.t -l n~l>irrd ftf'latlont hlpl'
Ill G1iorl Ynth a ~Jfll'f're de11ire th;~t Pru~·erb• Wt' are told that the Rrln~ Trve llap£1lnt:M
t11~ etl':'rnt.l lrc:th nf mlln maltht c•1•~" causeleu 1hall not rome As w~ r•:•l:1r thnt the d1vtne
be c:;oo:prf'hc•t thP•llll..h me It wu {l'ru\t'rb~ 211:2). Wh7 not:' Be· \'mrl tf'!;,•, • anrl :.uoeiatel all
rP\'I'lli('d thn ' .,,.., au~e 1 had been cau~ GOO LS the one divtne Pr1n-11s .!i pltr\H:tl ldl'a! hllrmnniou•ty,
thlr'lk lnE: 1n tf'rrr ,.f mo rtal Jm-c:•pt .. or C'BUiC, there Is. thert'-the result •·•O "nlv br irl70US.
pt'rf!"Ctwn.o; m m v··• 11 anrt othfl'l, f,.,rl' no sou~ from whic:h a As Wf' !lt'f' m:on's happint'111 111 thf're Sf"t'merf ,,., v.. a btemll h on cur'" may oriJinate. Th~ one "ru~:matm;: tu t1ivi ne Mlntt and
my fa,... 1 betun \ol htf' the fact.!! li1Hnt' Mind rall'l6 all I'-apirrt-r•• (hll!n· h-m~pltf'd relatlon-
.,f I)O"ln~ that mnn 11 :tlv.-:ws soir• u:al idNIS In rxpreu Love. Thu~ •hlp:\, WI! •1"' rrn IU lltlb'tllnlial
1tuA1 iln<f pc:rlett I knrw that It <:au~• U"ll to tbmk lovimtiY. ll;oture Tru .. happme.u is not
ril!h l whrre man 1,-. 11orl "l'C'I"1-hf'lptully. 11nd constn.~ctlve!y to-b11111 on a pt'rlfln&l sen~e of
whNf'. thf' rtivme S;11flt wa1 W;lJt'd "1.1rh ot her. lh,ni{S: It <"· rnf'S from the IPiril· makmst•t~!'l ' mamfe~l '" :.ll splr-In thr Bible Wf' ~tre told thlll u.1! undt-Nt<~n•hna: 11f man'a nne·
1tuat ~rff'<:lion. and th:.t man It Jt'ful Fpcnt forty day1 a nd nl-.htt ne>• wllh rto\ •nf' l.tff'. Real ha p-thi~ p!"rfert l"'''.i$nlft'lllat ll.n H'l the wlld~rness bein& lf'mpttd pH:f'U 11: "'" $plr~tua1 ~twarenCI'I That nts:ht I dre:amll"t :l'llll an of thf' devJI. AI I'At.h ol tht>M~ thut all Is .,..ell bt-cflu'e Cod ll
.-tephant'l trunk was •rowrna on t'VIl •ua:gtstions ume to him, he I'""' and fh· II 1nnn1lf'. All.
tht end of rny nnse. The 1lrum l't'all:ted that it had no power to The D1bl~ lpt'Rk« nf the oil -of -m~ 110 rf'al that whrn I lnftuen« him erroneousl7. He t!lnt1 rwM. the balm or G ilead,
awakened I round my&e lt pulllnr a.nnrered each ol the.e IUl!lel-that heeil We 11re told that
,..," the end of my nose to see lions with the power &f the Word Jesus wa.!l aMintt'd wtth thit on
wh~>thcr a trunk wat thert'. of God from the Scriptum. He of ltladncn. Our Master wa1 a
"But whJ ~n·t a trunk .:rn'IV refu~ to tum 11 •ton* Into brt"ad joynus man Hf' tnld us that his
on my note'!" i a.skect. r Cf'lutd or tn Jump from the ptnnat:le. of Joy he c:a\'e unto u~ Jnd that we
JH that it ""a•n't natunl. Th~>n Ula temple. But further •uu~-should lt>t no one takf' II from u1.
1 r•a li~ed that It """' Ju-' ., tion1 and ternptallon.ll kel_)t earn-We must (')Aim illnd uae thll tplr-
unnatural for a fa lae senae of '"'until be tlnally took hts ttand ltunl on of (ladne'U In order ,., ~owlh tn apl)f'ar on my body In \hf' l"t'CC(nltlon of the truth ftnd true happiness In our rela-
Cnd dooarft do that to man. Thlt that Ut•re \1 no ne,catlve mortal tlonahlpt,
,_rowth was Jut\ a mortal dream. mind to t~m~pt •nd lnftu«f'IC8 man Somttlmn people poll pone
Ever. Urne 1 wt s tempted to lonk el'f'Oneoutl.J. their heaven, nr hJppln••· by at Ul• arowth nn my fa~ tb aee At Jon~ u Jnu1 admitted that thinkina: "111 bt happy whe-n
whether It wu becom lnt t.r~er there wu a ntPU-nt mortal lhil human n -mt takes pl~ .. or
or •f'l'llller. 1 turned m7 thoulht mind kt lfllnpt h im, tviJ IUPft• ''I would be happy If thlt d r ·
awaJ from the material lf'f'IW tioru tonOnued to eorne. But eum•tan<.'f' were c:han,ed." 'nllt tetrumonr to the drum of the when he rft.JI&td lhat there • ., Wf.l'llld lndlc:at• tbl l thiy betWved
eleph•nt s t1"Uffk. t IUMIIY would onlY Me tlvlne. Mln4. or God tbe.lr h•PSM,_ to .bt.At~t
not t tttmpt t.o obWI"ft ""Mthfl1' and retutoed to •onbl»-or-tbl•lr--.~~Jt-hum•n. mitortal dn:um•
Lh• trunLwu...~lftC"'-ta.....,-hrfe~ttr• rullt.Y nt an7 ltloncet. It It W. telllna: tM I n-
or ifuilrt:r~· f&r it ••• rnllJ OII9'W ather mind, th•n "" tua.-tkMv ...., Illation att.nc~•nt tNt wt wiU theft at aU. 'nte ..-hole MMe of no loncft camt: and God's raod pWt oa ln our e.ar ..-. n """
lmpe:rfft't lf'O•tb llftmed 10,... lltouillltl w _,.II IUJed hil nn· •••~. w U tt no_,.., ,.U
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SCIENCE
Ml ud ....... MMDI D06ea How loatllb~ TM oU 10U11 bt
. ""'' , ... ft ... aDd ... tbt ~., •!1.1
1'\h\ IIIDOOGtiJ .• .hat 80 io uut
da11, eaper~. •• mu.t ftnl
pour \JI &tM oU or llactne. ~ re~~lllifta lhe aUrwu and •
Mill of Cud; then our numen
t lfaiN will M PI'OP"rly tubri·
eated to u 1o l'\ln unooth.IJ Ttw
world truly nMCk thlt tplrlt~l
oil of &JadrwN 1111hl~h our Master
exempllfted lhrnu h lit.. ................... "' ... """" The J)t!Oplc of U'le Old Testa•
ment did not l'!nd the fre«k•m.
eo:.tentment, heaJth. a nd hAPPi-neu ttuty knew was rl&ht fo•
them to uperieDCe. They for·e..
uw the comlna ot the Christ n1
Mf'a:lab who would brine them
everlastinc freedom and happi.
neu. Some expected a areat
kina Uka David. Others looked
for a prophel who wnuld INch
lhf'm all truth.
Jf'IUt of N:.Urtlh .._., clearly
what the real Savk•Ur of lhe
world it. He knew that true
tl'ffdom and pea~ do not comE"
from war. that rtthteuusn~M 11
nut founi;t throu,:h rdiglou.11 rlt.ct
and ceremnnif'l. that health 11
not 1ained by material mf'a/\1,
and that happinf'u Is not to be
found In the attumulation nf
material thinp. He knew--that
Chrill, Truth , It thf' Saviour. Is
lhf' spiritual lrlea ..,, C•Oft includ -
lnR thf' univcrlt' and man.
The Christ i1 the rrcotnit1on of man'~ nrn-n~ with Gnd, in '\n1le
'""" Thf' Word ol God Nil~ OUt ·
warrtly mamlested 10 the lite
and teach1fl~!!" or Cbnrt Jf"Sus Thr .. usrh thi1 Word, the o11vme
1dea exptf'ued. the 11rk w•re
healed. lhl' •tnnen rf'turnt'd. and
thf' dl'ad were re!turrd to 11~1'
In hl1 day tbert were mony
whn reje.-tel:i Ctlrll!t Je,;us as thr
Mf'Miah. Then• a ,. S't1ll mlllll)'
who fait to grasp the l(rf'31 su:-
mi\cllnct' of 0131 lf'ach1ngs and the
cptntual inspiratiOn he brou'l:ht
to Uu~ y.·oz·td. M;~.ny art' still
lookmg fnr !l.lllvation through
matennl mean~. health throudl
merhcmf', 11nd harJpinf'.n thrr~u~h
matf'rial lhmgs In order to 1\nd
tn.~e freedom and romplf'te sal·
\'alien we n~ to acknowlf'dllt'
that the Chnst. our' S.:.viour. hlill
<.'Hmt': and we need to !olve hu-
man pmblem!l the way he taus:.h t.
Our Malter :aw tht "npor-tan«" nt not thinktnll; that thf'
Saviour i! a human pcnnrutlny.
He uid tJ•Jhn \fl'71. "It IS exp~dient for you that I go away: for
1f I ~o nc..t away, lhe Cnm rorter
will not come untn you .. Hl' ~aid furthf'r fJohn H .21JI , ''But
the Cnmfnrter. which 11 thf' Koh
GhO!I"I, whnm the Fathf'r w fll
!!"end In my name, he shall teac-h
you all thints. and bring all
things to ynur rt'mf'mbranC'e.
what.sot"ver l hiiVf' Paid unto
you ."
Tbe Comforter
Thts Comforter has come to
the world as the Srtence of
Christianity. h wu discoverf'd
by Mary &ker Eddy in l liGII
Thit .citontJnc Chrlttianfty has
brouahl to !be remembranc-e of
the ""or ld what Jesua t.au&}lt and
bow he elimina ted l.ln. di.ease.
and death throuch the poWt'r of
prayer.
You ean undent.and lhnt w.·hen
the Science of Christiant:y was
d iS('(IV~red there would be re-
siltan« from meQtcal antl th eo-
logical rirdu. lust as tht,. was
reststance to the tuchmu of
JMUa by the dO('tors and prit.!U
of h is day. Thf'rt' olten $f'('ms '"
be reSIJtam:e to new and prn-
greS'Iive idc:u. CnDern1cus was
pcrsecut"d wht'n he tJat."t('d th.<t
thro worlrt "'1u1 rounrt Enu .. tem
and hi1 throry of '1:'latillltv W~'re r1dJcult'd at first by many phys-
Ical SCientist~
Mrs Erldy was alsn mahl'nt'd
nnd ndJtulrd: nnd her teadun•a
were nflrn mo $'takenly or w•llully
mlsreprcscn:c1. ncmemM-r 1n
18118 th1• W:l'l w•ry much a Man'9
world W<~mf'n were CQTI~ickrt'd
a' •ecnndary cJtbcnt Thry
d1dn't even have thr rl<'t-1 10
v.;.h.•. There Ill :1 tcmkncy limon::
some mt'n nut ,., want to lt't It
womGn h·;,ch t•r show them an•·-
lhlnll:. Tius mu:ht acNunt fnr
!lflme of the early rf'111stanc• to
Christian Sctenrt>.
But thf' world has chan"'~ a
areal deal rturmg tile J)d~t one
hundred )'t'ars. Wc.men today lift'
nmnc m11ny pu51!Jon• of re5P<m-
liblllty anrf lt'a'ler~hlp P.ut. ,., u
knuw. I ha\'e a fec>lm!: that thn t>
are still a ft'W men wh" tl,tnk
lhf'Y are ~ul)f'r:nr tr. w .. mrn
Might n<H thiS be.' une of tht' !'t'll-
snns why the Holy Cumf.,t1er
wa1 d 1scr\•ered by a w .. mnn~
Fnr true llplftlual progreu thf'
wortrf needs to awaken 1., the
fact th11t God c:rntes all ·men
ettual. In !he nrst chapter uf the
81ble we n•ad: "&! God enated
man In hb own imat:f'. In thf'
inutRe nt GOO c-reated hf' 111m: mal~ anrf rr-rnalf' ercatf'l"l he
lhem "
Whon you think of the Sav-
Iour. or rt~~euer. a re J OU nil! 10·
dined to think of a 1trooa msn'!
But when you lhink of th" C"m-
ftJrter, do you not lnsUne.r\"t>ly
think or • molhc:r who brma•
c:omtort to hef ehildrcn? I ht!-
l~f! tt \\'U Inevitable that the
lioly Cornfc•rte.r be dlsoo••rred
bJ a .... oman. ·
Many indlvlduala IU! still
looklnl!l tor Ute ~nd c:atnin~t of
the Chriat, this CQm fnrtn orom-
!Md by Ule Muter. Thf'J fall to
r nlte thJIIt it ha~ aiN'SdJ
cum. throuJ}l the rliKuvery of
Chrlttt.n Sc:ie.nct. TheJ a,.. likt thOM wbn fall to rfl'(!'l)tnl7e that
tht> MeW•h hat Jlrtacb ~:')me. rn
ord*t" M ftntt the unlimlt~ Jplr-
ltual comfort nr ~. health.
ant1 hJpp\ne.. pm m lwd bJ t~
Master. wt "* to re«~~nhtlf th•t tbt Ccmfnrter is here. tn
our tnlbaok we rf:ad (p, lit):
"Truth I' rew.led. It nM\1' onl7 to N prHUMd."
l,..ve ... nc:-t krWI!rd Chritt
Jnua nev~ hf'.lperd •n1.Qnt. tA.-
-1""'-MI-tTAtltual-atruN We ...,.. to low and '*'1*1 .._,.
Md \be Chrttlt M ,...Ill«! to
.. world. lJkf'.._, " Med to c:::;:.-:o ~ .. ,:;
... -.. ~ dluOUCfi • .. .., to perielllltll 11M ,_
bfnelll IV to Ill du--
the prKUee ol 0 n.tlan sn.oe. .
~ ll&rnsa.._ W.W
... at's s.,..
How Wt 1111 tum our ttwOaht
for a few ~'-to the appll-
"'tioft of Cud's ttw w the. tolu-tJon of wor1d problems. How can
.,.., hJIP to t:ltabiiNt and main·
t.lll world pe~et! We ean pray.
and throulh our prayer• help to
ftnd harMOnlous soluUonJ. Chr.._
tian !k:lf'nN taches ua not kl
nur.intaht • monastie Jlw tneu
from the world and Ita problema.
On the other ha rtd lt shows that
we cannot IOive thHt prubi81T\S
by ttandlna In ewe of them No
f'n&lneer will tontributt tc.. the
IKilutlon of en1lneerlng pnoblf'ml
b)' standlna aloof lmm the lll"flb-
lemt . On the other hand he
mu11 not be. nverwhf'lmed b. the
1reat challenge of tb~ prob-
lems. Instead he turnt to the
principle ot enclneerinJ and ap-
plies 111 law1 and rulta until the
DfOblf'ms are solved.
J u1t JtO In Chrlsttan Science,
we do not stand a loof frnm the
problt!'mt or the world that Jnt
crylf\1 for IOIUtl•m-raclal, po-
litical, K"OnOm1c, re.h&klous. snd
social prnblems Neither do we
stand In awe of thew pmblrmt
u thouvh th~y were too Krt>:at to
be solved lns~ad w• turn to
the n~ div1ne Princ-iple nf a ll
beinif, God, and then we apply
the divine law tc:o the solution of
each llpcclftc problem, whether it
b1 individual. natinnat. nr mh:r-
national. In "N"o and Yes" I p.
JO). Mn . Edrly '-&yJ: "Cnd's taw
11 In three worrls. 'I am All:' and
this pedeet law II: ever f)rt'w nt
to rf'bukf' 11ny claim nf annther
taw."
In applrin~t: the law ol God, the Christian Scif'nhst rt'-t'Qgnizes
that anythln; unlike Cud or toad
Is certainly a lif' about Gn(l and
Hi.!l perf~t sp•ntuat c-re.a1 ion, a
lie to be denoun«d. denltd. and
replaced w1 th the truth.
Instead of ~eein~:. the umvei"JI!
as material. inhabited br errtng
mortal creature1, 11\."e ftnrt divine
inspiration from this sta lf'ment
1n our tl'xtbook l;t. !\031: ~oi
vine Science. the Word nf Cod,
511\h to the rtarkn('Jt upon Ll-,e
fa« of enor, 'God is All-in-all.'
;,nd the light of f'Vf'r-present
Love lllumi!'K'S the univtrse.
Hf'nt'4! the to tcrnat wondl'r,-that
mnn~t~ ·,.pace is peopled 'llo•lth
Gort'!l trlru. reftectJng H1m in
countleu: l()ifltual forms" We
do not lr.Y to !K't' God's idea In a
mortal s.-nse o! manhood. N•t-
th~r art' we lrJ'tnC to .lf'f' God'a
perfect ldt'a m spite or material testimony that man 11 a mortal
<:rf'a turf'. The practic-. of Chri•-
tian Scif'nC"e is to see God's idea
l n~tead of • mortal 8Cnse or man.
T wo thouund y('ars a1o our
Master 1aid thAI lh~ kinqdom of
heaven !1 at hand. Cod'1 lplrit-
ual &0\'~mmen\ of the universe
was much morf' rul tn Jesut
than a diKOfc!ant Knse of hu-
manity. That Is wh1 he could so
re.rt.ily di1pel the drum~ of sin,
di.seii.R . and death and demon-
Nate the. perfection of man
.,herever he. went. Let u1 re-
Joic:e ln lht aUnua of Cod and
the ~ality hf Hl.s heawnly kinl -
dom, a nd then we too ahall have
the JP•ntual ronvlction whlt'h
enabh:s us to 'ee the. unrf'ality of
t'\'11 , and lll.'e too shall· bf' dolna
our part in thf' s<lluuon ot human
problems.
Chrittian Sc••nce sho.,.1 that to WfJf k eRect1vely for unit<r
arnun& men and nat1ons ,.,,e muit
be&m by llpprec~>•tm; the fuct
that our God IS nne God. A few
renturit'S ago t>''Oilll' belie ved in
many lfodl and 110ft~ with
l'{lll!li<:ling int("resta and pur-
pc.JH. Th~r f'\'cn beh~ved in a
ttoxl of war. Throuro h the lntlu-
cncc of the Bible a larQ:e portwn of manklf",d has accepted the
truth, m theory at least. that
there is one Gnd or crf'ator.
Chri~tJnn Science reasons tuq-
iu olly that 11nce there IS Lnly
one Cud. H11 sp1ritual umven e
must ha\'e umtr of plan an1
purpose. To be eon~ultcnt we
must give up f;,llf' beJ!efl tn Ute
reahl,y ol rontlktlm~ mmrt' and
mtcre1ts. TherE' c;.nnot be Uual -
ity or duplk.ty 1n a u niverse
crellllo'd by a God who is One.
The \.'f'ry word UniVt'rse mrfl-
catei the ti)Qught of nneneSJ and
unitednen. There ranoot be t'A"O
umver~ne material and un-
perfct't anrf the other spiritual
and per fect. IU """ untltnltand
the nature r1f the God who •~
OM. we be~•n to see the 1mift't"d
Jp~rllua l creatum wherein the
divine Mind ltolda all ill s:pni1ual
Ideas in unify of purPfJit'. and
ar!'<•m plillh men!.
Thtre 11 neve• a problem, Ind i-
vidual (If Wllrld widf', ~ "'tat but thai U'le one d1V1nf' Mmd hu
a harmonious and unlfycnl£ IOIU-
tmn. At we h&ten for Mtnd'l
~tuir!anre through nu r prayers the
llt'nte of divitiY~tneN di ppean
and we find ftll of God'e !!plrlluaJ
Ideal knit to_.tht.r In Love.
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Thta aiocle polic:y ca-ta lf'n
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Homeo'IVnere Policy COJlll IH•
t i'Uin many other homeow:tcrl
policieal or courw. ~omplete
and exact protection ia d"kri~d
only in tile policy. Aslr. a ~)(l\tt it todAy.
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headquarters in Corono del Mor is being cele -
brated by owne rs Cliff Lionbarger ond son-in-
l&w lee Stuck in o 3-doy open house party this
Thursday, Fridoy end Soturdoy IDee. 1-2-3).
H•ghlighting the event will be shopping bargoif"s,
•he &wording of m&ny prires, flower arranging
demonstration, also demonstrations by factory
representatives of .forberwore. T e•os-ware. Old
Colony paints and 1fewax. Innovations ot Crown
Hordwore indude the new linen deportment, the
expanded housewares ond gilt deportment, the
addition of the Miller Folts line of hond tools in
the tool deportment. ond new items in builders
hardware, such os the new copper and bross
hordwore. hinges, drawer pulls ond co'ches. ond
pegboards. The owner-partners hove just com·
pleted the enlargement and remodeling of Crown
Hprdwore, wah approtimately double the spoce
of the original store. !Ensign photo)
LEGAL XOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR SALE Notice Is hereby given that
the Pla nning Comml..ulon of the AVAILABLE ~mber !st. two PJREPLACE WOOD ··Where
City of Newport Bea h will hold bedroom unfurnl.shed house. you buy an armCuJ or a truck
a pubiJc hearlna on thf' appllca· enclosed patio, garbage d lspo6· load." Call Ll 8.;)j 12. We de·
lion of Wlnl!red A. Toland tor a al, garage, South of Boulevard, llvt>r. Opt-n 9 to S. 2055 New-
1 CARS FOR SALE
SACRIFICE 1960 ronvertJble Bon·
nev1llf' Pont1ac. Power and U ·
tras. $3300 O R 3-0409, CDM.
varlance No. 629 to pennlt: a 438 Aca cia , COM. Yur's lease port A\c>, D> 18 !'tiesa. Look
lle<"'nd a ccf'&Wry building on an Adults, no pets, owner' at 0 & Cor the sign.
R-1 Jot, on Lot 3, Tract 1Zt9, 1111 5-00-17, 620 Orchid, CDM. I _____ ..._......,... ........ ..._.. ................ ...,.
Cllrt Drive, Nt>wport ~ach. WINTER RENTAL-thrt>e bed-HELP WANTED
Notice ls hf.'reby t:urther given I roorru, 1,. baths, fumls ht>d ------
that said public hearing will be house. South of boulevard. TO P OPPORTUNlTIES
held on the lSth day of De<-cm· In D>rona del Mar. $210 month, DAILY
ber. 1960, at the hour of 8:00 p.m./ Includes g ardener. Ray Realty, ~ Sure To Che-t·k With
In !hE' Council Chambers of the 3512 E. Coast H&ghway, CDM.
:-.'ewport Beach City Hall, at OR 3 -1543. JU NE fARRAR
From the POUCE BLO II ER
which time and place any and TWO BEDROO~ ho~ tor rl'nt,~ Employment Agency
all person, lntt>rf'sted may ap-furnished or u n fur n 1 shed, 4i3 :-.1. Newport Bh•d . ~ewport
pear and be heard thcrN>n. garbage d is p o sa 1. garagr-, ~11dway 6-4 1 1
Ray Y. D>S)f'lin, !*crNary washing facllltlt>S, No pets, O R 1--------------..... N~>wport Beach City 3-·4372. PHOTO SUPPLIES
e ~DNESDAT,NOV.t
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and later an added <.'hargf' or 83y Ave .. Nl"wport &>ach, rom ·
destroying jail property was tiled pial ned tha 1 a blond teen-age
Planning Commission. UNFtJR;-ifSH-ED. dup){'X, two bf.'d.
Publish: Ol'c. 1, 1960 rooms. disposal, stove, patio.
after he brokt' a window In thP youth took a $2 pottt>d plant from L£CAL NOTICE
drunk tank . . . Edward T . ht>r porch anrl threw It into the NOTICE O F PUBLIC II EARf:'\G
Rokowskl, 32. of 2803 W. Balboa strN-t, brl'aking the pot and run-Notice Is hNe>by gl\'t'n that
garagt-. Newly d e c or a t ('d.
Adults, no Pf'Ls, yearly rf'ntal.
OR 3-93TI, CDM.
ALL TYPES OF'
Photograph!c Supplies
e Fa.~t Color Film Service. e Movie Projectors for Rent. e Model Airplane SupplJes.
Mr!C. Pf'arl ~l Nlc'hols, 29, or
1386 Po nder~n St., Costa Mt>sa.
W..t'> arrested on rhargt>s or drunk
drl\'lng ani'! Intoxication In auto
a t t 10 W. Co<tst Hwy., Newport
SP.w h, at I :2$1 a m. . . . Two
BR hull's Wl'rf' rounrt In 1\ winrtow
:11 ,~,.. hr1mf' (I( Pf'trrJ Thlf''>. 3lli
Cln\' S t , :'il"wport lll"lght.o~ . . .
A SJ:i b.HIK-ru" ~t wa<t stOif'n
(mm I hf' pol I 10 o( I hi' homP o(
Su•ph;-•n lh Stl"ckbaucr, 301-33rd
Sr . Wl',t :'Jc>wport
Blvd .. Ne""'J)Ort Beach, wa.'l ta kf.'n nlng away toward 13th St .... thP Pl.1nnlng D>mmi.,..,lon or th~> APTS. FOR RENT
to Hoa g H08pltal fo r trutmt>nt William A. Kargf''l Jr .. 2500 ~1ar. \l1v oC Nr>wport &>a,·h will hold 1 ---- -MEARS CAMERA SHOP
after lx>lng klck er1 In the groin gnrN Dr. Newport Hl'lghts, rf' a public hi'IHing on thl' appllca-V~fYR;-iJSHE.'D two ' bedroom, 1782 :\e-wport Blvd . Costa Mesa
following an argument outsldP portNI thl" thf'Ct of a $5I) tranl'l . 11on or Bf'a m l h, 01ggln<1, & Cor· I $1.>.00 mo .. nth .• Corona del ~1a r Phr.ne UN-r"V q 7042
The Pub, 6 150 W. Coa~ Hwy .. tr•r radln; Bill Karg~>;; rl"portt>d tr-.,1". a partnf'r<~hlp for a \arlan<'1' OR J.h 1911 , .:'\ot the bes t but
Wf'st Newport, at 12:50 a.m .... thP thl'rt or a S30 bk r r lf.' hl'long-!'\f) 6Z7 to f)f'rmit· r>nr rotlchmf'nt wort the money. MUSICAL
Gord on B. Findlay, 69. ot 111 VIa lng to hi" hrothl"r, Terry, n . who or 3' into a rf'qUtrt'cJ ill' rPar )ard U ::.; F U R :-1 I S H E 0 G ARA GE
Orvleto, Lldo Isle, was arre<~tt'rt hac! lo1net1 1t to a frtt>nrl St>tbark In ordN to ron.,truct a APA~fE:\T -One bt>droom. START YOL'R
Robert Allen . 1633 Becllord
Lcme. WeetcWf, reported a 130
minor brolwo by someo~W w bo
cut 1~ a l1119e bclllooa UMd
for CIISYertJ.IiD9, at 2436 W.
Coat lhry .. Newport 8eoeh.
d u r 1 D 9 October while b1a
property wcu be1A9 UMd by
Cl poll tleD1 Of'9CIDlact:l-• • •
WtWcma M. Scott. 20S EIDercdd
Aft~ lcr1bocl lalaDd. npoe1.s
fi.DdiD9 C1 IIUID' a IS· tewel wrist
watch.
at J!l3 ~t.m. at VIa Llrlo anrl Oon.llfl B Oa\·1<:, :wn Brul'l" CrPS· c(•ronrl '>lory walk wav on l..ntc; 5131: ~1angold, C0:\1. GaraJtl'. CHRISTMAS LA·Y AWAy
Xcwport Bh·d .. Newport B~>IH'h. on n•nr. \\'t>"l :olc>IA'J>On , rf'portN I tht" 1 to 111. BIOt'k tr.O. RI\C"r ~ I Gas StO\'e -Adults-$7S.OO
r hargt>s of drunk driving and In · thi"CI or 2 surChoards \'alul'd at uon, 200 to 212 Gist Strc>C't. Xew-Call Don Fulbright, B..lbson XEW & l'5ED 5Pl.:'\E'T ORr..\:\5
toxkatlon In a uto. SIR) ... A. K. Hl'lgeson, 310 E. port Bear h Realty, 2828 E . Coa't Hwy ., fROM $395
A CID d.ri'ND by Jobo D. La· Balbn:~ Blvd , Balboa. a mall rar-:\otlr<' Is hN('by Curtht'r gl\•c>n CD~f. Phone O R 3-JTiO or own-:\EW & L'SEO SPI'!'\ET PIA.:'\OS
MoDlavue. 41. of 211 CoWu riPr. was blttl'n on thf"' right t hat <t.'lld public hcarln~t will be er coll('{"t HYaC'mth 2-5919
AYe.. klboCI lalaDd. dcmaCIIJed thiJCh by a poodle at I Ii Harbor h('ld on thP 15th day or l>t><.'t"m· 1..':'-irt.:RX 2-bedroom apt., 1'~ fROM $395
a partd.D9 m eter lo the f09 lo f'>lnnd Rd. hl'r, 1960. at tht" hour of 8:00 P m.l blocks from O<'ean, sunde-ck LM~f',t 51'1N'1lon to Cho-.e from
froDt oi •1 W. Cocut Hwy., e SATOlt.DAT, NOV. 12 in tht' CounC'II Chamber'! ot th«' with vtew or hlll 319 Jao;mlnt> ·< lJ.Wn Fri. nights 'ul 9 .()') p.m."
Newpon a.acb. at 5:30 a.m VIrginia M. Han~>n. 5 J, <.:paN' !'\C"wport Bcar h City Hall. at CO:\-t. OR 3-i134 'arter 5 p m '
• •• M•rl 0 . 141'9, .S. of 31S 62. at 890 w . 15th St.. Newport whlrh lim£' and plarl' any and - ---WOODWORTH'S
E. 1c11boC1 81Yd., BalboCI. cmd Hf'laht~. a c c 1 dent ally drRnk all !)('rson.., l ntf'r~tl'd m ay ap· FURZ'\lSHEO APAR'niD'T, good :!620 E Coa-,t llwv OR J.:l:)30
Verey .-.. ••· --,...,... hl"'a"'h from a gla:s..<: a fter bll'ach -pear an.. I' lt' r ~-."~ · ., l orona d('J :\t r .. • ~• ...,. ~-• ., ... b 1 a d th"'"""'n location, nleasant surround-, • ·
"' "' Y C II "'--t ings. No children. N p t' t o: · ·• port ah'd.. x.....,n a..dl. 'liiNN Ina a blOUSE', was ta ken by Costa Ray 0 ope n . ~·r(' ary 0 --.... ,.. ' 1 -g Frank Hubbard, 61 , of 2021
Ke-waml'c> Or.. Irvine Tt>rrace,
IIUf(eri'Ct a 11troke In his home and
wali tnkt>n by ambulan~ to Hoae
Hospital for •treatment . . •
Douglas C. Murphy, 22. ot 2544
Newport Blvd .• Coct. Mesa., and
Erick J. Sjoheek. 19, Sanu Ana.
were-booked on theft cha,.._ In ronn~>ctlon wlth the burelary of
$386 rrom tht> apartment of Mar·
s ha D Landess. 203"' -42nd St.
W e I Nt-wport.
•·sa t "' N rt .,_ "h City Yt>arly IC!'a~. 610 Mar17U«'r&te. l .l l.l ·' ... a &n, :::-A Kl i -.J.,. auwted at : &-. -D· M<'sa ofCI('('rs to lloag Hospital. ewpo ...-a, ..
e TBOIISDAT. •ov. 10
toxlcatioD cbcugw oe tbe beacb where she WCli treated by a phy-Planning Commission. D>rona del ~1ar.
Cit IOUllt. Gild w. Oc.aa Proet. !llclan a nd n>lea.sed 0 • 0 'Robert Publish: Dec-. 1, 1960 WOBJ[ w·~
N..,...t ....._ s. Jones. 103 Palm St .. Balboa. In the Nt>wport Harbor Ensign. .n.n ILU
PE'fS.--c;TJPPIJES '----------------------Mrw. S. 0 . Chri.-tenaen, 1100 1 reported the theft or a S25 sign .; .,. •• •-
Berkshire Lane, Westclut. report·1from hls laundry. ....,..._ vaa-ed the theft of a 135 bicycle from v...-... __.. 115 1 ""' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
h M ri School Paul -1 • ~ .,.... 1w • f'i(){l~ Is hereby g iven that l e a ners · · ~~lbo -. 1 h .. th'"' Plannlnl Comml••lon or the Clraci. 309 l\larlne Ave., ..... a Gl't ........_ _. • ~ ._ "' .-
l!lland, reported the theft or a ., • .., 1a ,__ ., rct d'a 1 City of Newport BHch will hold
$5 Oowerint sl\rub from a plant· Lido Jladreb G ~ ..... IDCI• a publiC hearing Qn lhe appiiC'a·
th Ide lk t that _._ 1 .s tlon of Ron Hargrave for a vari-
WAN'TED ironing In my h ome.
$1.25 per hour. Mabel Whit-
man, 607 Marguerite. D>rona
de Mar. ORiole 3-2774. •
fumOR COlLEGE student needs
odd jobs, 11.00 a.n hour. ORiole j
3-222-4. as.k for James..
er near e s wa a dLlDe --.,. Z • • .• N 628 1 h address . . . A tnftlc accident 8 Ill _....,_, •12 w. ance • o. to JWnn t: encroac ·
Involved cars driven by Kay ~ Proet. Newpon a.ach. n'lent or 10' Into a rf'qulred 20' LOST & FOUND
near VIa Lido and Nf.'wport Blvd., Sl .'l blc\'C'Il' A !!parf' tire> w a.o: ~f'wport. Ht>lght'l, 2111 Ea t 16th 11mt> t'arly Friday mornlnJ:
INTRODUCING 'he new
PREFERRED-
I 00° o beef fo r anunals
No by producL'>, no odor. Al l
rt"d muM-le mt-at. Your dog
or rar will thank )OU FiVl!'
t"f'ntB oU rf'gular pn<'t" per )b.
All th&-. month at the
JORDAN S
T.'32 E Coa'>l Hwy
Corona rlf'l );tar
OP. 1 2~311
Clltrord R. Ca vf', 55. of 508
:\1arlgolr1 Avf' .. Corona del Mar.
wa'l J rrl'<~tl'd at 1 a .m. on a
charg or drunk driving In private
in a parking Jot at Bayslde Dr.
and .Manne-Avr-.. !lle-wport ~ach,
Parsons, 101 VIa Wazlns. Lido repoeted tbe U..ft., a bk'ycH. front yard M'tback tor t he pur-REWARD: One yf.'ar's ~ubvnr·
Isle and Ma rgaret E. lnglt>don. Tom Llooa~. 213 VIa Cordova . po<'U' of roMtrut>t&ng a 4 car ga-lion to Ensign Cor rNurn or
Lon'g Beach. In a parking lot Lido l<~ll' rf'portC!'d thf' theCt or a ragl' on Portion Lor ~7. Tract
1
Ensi ~n Ca.'>h 8o'< takf'n somf'
Newport Beach. I .. tolen rrom thP r ar or Jack Eaton. !Str-:ct . .:'\€'Wphort h&>arrh. h I Anxiou-. to gf'l rac;h fl't'PIP'
S Cliff H t hll .:'\otiC't' Is Nt> y u rt I'T g \'Pn book b.Jrk. Call O R 3 ro:-..o PAINTING
• n.IDAY. "OVEIOEil ll hi!'W» Cl:~C~ hlr.. In th~a,heanv. w AP th.tt '!did publll' hearing will be
J h R C ,. w '" ,., n~ r • • • -d f D .....,....,_...,._......,. ......... ....,... ....... ------A car drlv~n by o n . ·1 minor aC'C'Ifll'nt r-E'!~U itl.'d in a , hl'ld on thf' l.1th ay o M"em -CARPET CLEANING M AT TR E SSES Thomp!llon. 64, of 100 VIa Y<'lla. N l N'IH hum r on thf' car her. 1960, at thl" h our or 8:00 p m.
MEW _ BEIOTLDIWQ 1 Lido Isle. and a trash truck drlv-1 rl~ngll 1 d C ~l x':n :l~ Sap· In thP Cound l Cham~rl' or th<'
POCIID ~lubber en by Leonard L. Vest, 31, of
1
° h i .a) ~~r R. lhoa J~land and Xcwport ~..1rh City Hall. at
lrterulllr Sh•P*"• m Darrell St. C08ta M~. WNe ~ rl'. \'r'""rc>n~I'T ~n th«' ~ar or whkh tim(' anl'l pia('(• a ny n nfl
tnn•r•pri09-Cotto• lnvoi'W'd In an accident at VIa ~~r:~~ll 0 Shnrll'lor·k, 3112 Vin nil IWn<Onc; lniNPSII.'d m :1y ap
COSTA uESA MATTRESS CO. Lido Soud, and VIa Genoa, Lido I i.irlo '\'C"\\ port ~~~··h in a n:nk· JX'ar anrl be-ht>nrd thf'l"f''n , . ~;2;' SO;;N~·;·~po~rl;l;l¥;d;;;~l ;'"; • .....,;;;:;;1-~l~lOl~+~~J~s~Je~. ~-~· J~o~y~ce~H~.~N~It'=l~!tO=n=·=1=209==W=,. I I 1 2_ I E Con" 1 Jlwv . Ray Y. Cop<> II n, ~ rtt ,H"\ _ --------~g ot " "' · · ~<'WJ10rt &>ar h Crty
0 I"Wf)(lrf Rl'.iC'h. PI 0 c .. l''n THE NEW ECONOMICAL j• SUNDAY. NOV. 13 ~ ~ anmng omml....s " ·
\llkl' Onna\',l n. 1120 t l.n-'-'1 · • L£CAL NOTICE C 0 RVA I R Cl1 tf JI,HI'n l';l lli'tl otl 12·;-:-am ~rmCE O F M.'BLJC HEARl~(;
to rc>f'Ort lh 11 ·' fll'..~<:lhh· !lrur•k :\olirf' 1-: hNI"by g iven that
Specialists In:
• W all·t o-Wall
e Furniture f J s u 1::-:-:--~
Ca rpet Cleaners
r r,..., r-t•mat•·, Vd 6 2323
AS LOW AS
$1920 $295 $56 ••
rlrh'Pr rlrcl\ ,, ln rn ht,. ~.uti kniJC'k · th(' Pl ,,nnlng Commis~lon of thc>
lng rlown .1 m.1il hox ,t nrl .ll· Clrv nt :'il'wport Bc.wh will hold
mo I '>lrlkl'lr.! ,._.,. hnuo:p '1'.: 1 a publk hNtrln~.r on thl' appllra MOVING Dolor~ ~1. ~fr\iilhf)n. 12 nt -'~ ~ tlon of Robl'rt P ~tiller, Jr .. Cor
Plu.s Tax Down Per Mo.
and License
OR $49.64 With Normal Amount Down Payment
THE 1961 VERSION OF
"THE 011 IF TIE YEll"
Priced Enn Lower Tbia Year
Top Trade-In Price For Your Car
Easy Terms
Don't Walt Another Day!
COME IN NOW! WE1lE REAIJ. Y DEALING!
Miler Chevrolet Co., Inc.
1000 W. Coast Jr~, Newport Beach
Ul-2111 ·
• WIDO
• MUI N
• WYU I
• ITIANA
e MAYllON
E. Ralhon Blvd .. Ralhoa. "'3 " a ,·arlance Xo. 630 to p<'nnll: n
trt'alt>rl nt Hc'HJt ~fC'mOrl.ll Jloc: c:{'('()nrl n oor arldltion to PnC'roarh
pltnl rnr ·' minor o:l:~<:h nn hN tn wtt hln 1'9" and 2'6" o f thc>
rlghr nrm in n "lll•'lfiC" .lttl'mpt rC'ar prop<>rty lint' o n Lot Z!
In hN hom<' artPr nn arr.!UmPnt BIO<'k E. TraC't 51& 2169 E. Ckf'an
with ~l'r hu<~hand. J.lmPs ~t.. ~tr Blvd .. Balboa. ~fahon .. Mrs. Donald NIXOn . Notlrc '" hert'by rurther gl\'t"n
308 Slapphlrt' AvP . Balboa Island. that said public hearing w ill b<'
repor1<'t1 hPr 1960 T birr! stolt'n held on the 1Sth day of ON'em·
... Mik<' Ohn. 328 Pian o Lido. ber. l!lbll, at the hour of 8. p.m .
Lido llllf', N"PPrted rht> thl'ft oC In tht' Council ChambNs ot th<'
a t:20 blrycll' .. · Robert Cappell, N.-wport Beach City Hall. at
117 E. Balboa Blvd., Ba lboa, l"f'· which t ime and place any and
ported th<' tht>Ct of a spar<' lire!'. all pt'Non .. lnterNted ma:y ap· e MONDAY. NOV. It _ P<'M and ~ heard th~n-on.
Gf.orgt' 'P. Lowdf'n, 21. ot dO S. Ray v. Copelin. Se-cretary
Bay Front. Balboa Island, ~a.s 1'\ewport ~ach City
arrested on 1\n intoxication PlannlnJ Commr slon.
char,e at 504 E. Oceen Front. Publl'>h: l)(>c. 1. 1960
Balboa. at 2:30 a.m. · · · Gf>rald ln thE' Newport Harbor EnaJgn. A.. Perg, 104 E. Bay Ave .. Balboa.
report('() th<' thPrt of his l!H9 <'&r LEGAL IIO'nCE
. . • A tt-nant <~igned Into thl' Ja . NO'MC'E OF PUBLIC lfEARJNG
maJca t nn. 2101 E. Coast Hwy.. Amendmf.'rlt ,o, 101
Corona dc!l Mar. and ~uPSted Nollt't' ~ ht-~by ghen that
not to be dlsturbf'd until 7:30 the ~Janning Comml lon of the
a.m.. when It wu d l.sco\'t'red Cl~ or Newport a..ch will hold
he w u gone taking a 1V !lf't, 2 a publi<' hearin~t on the a ppllca·
blankets a nd a ~ spread. val· lion of Cl ifftop ~vrlopment
ued at 1 117 ... Hub CaP8 were C'ompany to am,.n(t O!At rlct Map
•tolen nom the car ot 1loW3rd No. 36 rr0m an nclaulfa('d DL•
Adams. 43l Carnation Aw ., Co· trlct 10 an R-t-8 Dl.-.ri<'t on LoU
rona ck'l Mar ••. C'hte r Custodian 1 th.na ~-Ttat'C BU. J~tt"d Ja.m~.laC'Ob.ll ot Mariner's S.ChOt>l £ut o1 Irvine A'-enue, belwt'f'n
waa bitten on the rllht hand by 218, a nd 22nd StrH"t.a.
a cat he wu t.tt~ptlnlf to ~· NotJCC' I• hf"rc-by 1\arther Rh'f'n
move rrom the ~bool ; the ani· that said publk h.-artnr will bt"
mal was quara.ntln~ · · · David held on lhe t5th day of Oel'C'm· ~nuevtte. 63S VIa Udo Nord. bet. l980 31 tht' h<'Ur of :00 p.m .
lJdo file. repone«· The fhe.n bt In the Council Cha.mbf>rw of UK-===!iii:;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;~~~-:::-::-::::==-a bicycle trom the UCSO r.lt' club· Newport INc-h etc:, Hall, at
houee ••• Jean atoolal, 404 E. wttlch u,. and pa.c-. &1\Y and
lalbot. atvd., ... lboa. ~eel a ll PHIOtle lnt~~ may aP·
the dMtft ol • 2l·Lnd\ 1V ~t and PHr and M hfoa rd Uwreon.
a declk n.ciJo. w.q Y. C'opeUn. s..t:Tetary e NWY. IIOW. II lf~ .ttecf\ Qty
Karen ......., w~ 1'\lrq'*-PlunAnr ~
Aw .. a.lMa Wud. Npoft..t t.M Publlah: Ole. l. t• (Otatin...S on ,..e 12\ ln lM NEwpcwt fkl1»or Dt.alp.
MOVING?
2 Fa'>t lr.o:u•·• 1 mO\f'f"' 'lnd
large \'.ln Sll 00 an hou r
T1me 't<lrt.: at \'OU door .
\\"hy pay· m ort' ..
-Call-
NEWMAN
TRA:\5FER & STORAGE CO
1-tirl" .n· 6-2528 or Uhe-rtv 8.-6430 1: t Broad\,·ay, Costa Mesa
LECAL "OTICE
:'JOTh'E Of' Pl'BLlC HEARINC
~Ot h .. ~ Is herE' by alv~n th:l I
the Pl.~nnln.: ComrNs.lon of tht>
City of 'JC'•'Jlort 8Ntch w &ll holrl
a publk hf':'lrt n.: on th~ appllc-a
tJon ot Otot>a A t..'mbc-rt for •
varian<-e No_ 626 1c1 ~nn11 : l"t',lf
yard enC'roa hmC'nt to propc-rt)
line on ~nd n onr only Cor
pul"p08e of o,e-ndlng -And t-n
ciD-<Ina exlstina d«k on Lots 12
It 13. BJook 14, Tract 234, 10 1 15th
St""«'t. Ntowport Bot-h
NotJt't" lt lw'rf'b\ t\lrtht'r ah l"n
that said pubUC' hn.rtng "'IU ~
held on th .. 15th day 6f ~
RM-r, l960, at tM hour ot : p.m.
tn tht-CO\&n<'!l Chamtw-rw of the
Ntowport lk-aC't\ City Hall, a t
wh ch lime and plat"t' any and
all J)ei"JJJO.. lntel"t'lU~d m Ay •r·
pur lind ~ hrard theNOn.
~ Y. Ctlpclln. rc-f<~ry
N"'JIOI'l hd\ ('lr
Pl.annlna Commlnlon.
Publlsh: Of<' 1. 1960
In Ow N....-pol'1 Ha rbor E:n.tl,an
THIS 1111 • ••• ... t. .._ ...... _ .... ,.. ........ .
._, I ...... Cel OIJOU .._.
,.. .
~
ALL PAINTING
DAY SPE:CIAL
id~Y HOLTSE TRiM~-~ED
$4 9
.: -::1
Ex•e:-.::--~. _.5
C ----·ee ) • Je• -·•L
J ~ . ~-... u 'J
F( lfl f '\PERT PAIXTJ:\G
-CALL -
Newpon·s
Old~>'>t Established Pci lntcors
0 R 3 3630 -Eve~ OR 3 5454
Paperh::Jr..-,.:-g &
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HPrb M tller 's
RICH FIELD STATION
3636 E Coa-"t Hwy at Poinsettia
OR 3-9728 • Corona del Mar
JOHNSTONE"S
M esa A vo W reeke rs
L't'i"d Auto Parts. Tlrt-e
w,. Buy Cars a nd Scrap M.et&J
LIBERTY 8-7013
2075 Placentia Ave~ Costa Meu
SERVICES
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DIREC'T MAlL
S.ERVl!llG CORONA DEL MAll
Call For Appointment
ESTHER LEECH MILLS
OR 3-8805
EVH lc Wet>ke>nds can Mt 6·5588
2732 E. Coast HJway
Corona d~l Mar
J It L t"pholstt'fj' Clunera
.\\Nag,. "i'"" "'''"I room lc hall.
car))t'ts. $13.
OR Sc PER SQ. Fr.
Oavt"nport~ SIO Chalrit $3
Kl 9-2.336
HOME MAINTENANCE
ADD A FIREPLACE
Fo r Christmas
Frcrn ~ · ' ~4 3 470
5'525
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BOB 'S MASONRY
1
EljtJ Clea1 Uwill
;:; "t ,r> M·::Hntenonce
C ... mpony
( \ftf'r" l~l \RA:\'TEEO
C1eamng Services
'* CommPN'll'l I * Prof~ ion ;a I * R€' idNttlal
B) Call or Monthly Contract
Lllx>rtv <lU 1
Why Not?
LET HENRY DO IT
Cement It rourh C'a~nter wotk.
Rl"a. on a bl«" Will go anywhete
1n NPv. I>Ort Harbor A~a .
Kl 5 2411
Pamtinq -Deco~ PAJID BA.JtOOtc
GEORGE BtJRniARDT
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1897 Otanee A,.. c.--..
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Caeta 11-. CalU.
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borne o.f M'"'· Wtllard B. Wll·
.on, 522 S. Bay Front. Ba.lboa 1.1·
land. , __ L. A1lea. u. ... 1111
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FLA& RESPECT is being le~rned by members of
Den I, Cub Scout P~ck 8, ~s they r,repare to
become full fledged Boy Scouts. Le I to right,
they are Nelson Johnson, denner : Bobby M~rt in,
Tracy Davis, ~nistant denner: De~n Nichols, Chris
Yould &nd Merk Sachs. In the badground ere
Mrs. M~son W~l1&ce, left, ~ssisl~nt den mother,
and Mrs. Dub 0~-.:is, den mother. (Ensign photo)
blit htty 0.... 1710 ~
Dr .. brt1.DJ plead U.S.r er-r· ... -. Tim Williams, 407 Snug Harbor
Rd.. ClJft Havt>n, reported his
bicycle stolt>n from Newport Har-
bor Lutheran Church; the bike
~onor
. . . .. / . ~oil
-· ~.
Here are the honor roll students at Newport Harbor
School for the first quarter of the 1960·61 school year.
High
Carol J. Adams
Pennie Adam,,
Sandra J. Anderson
Sandy Brockman
Ann Broering
Richa.rd Brunt
Carol Bullock
Susan Bu rgenbauch
PhylUs Bursley
Carole. Cabet:>n
Gary Caldwell
Judy Cla.sen
George Curtis
Phylli.!l DalgUsh
Kat.herine Desenberg
Dare Dunn
Cathy Evens
:\huref!n Fox
Jack George
John Gree-r
John Griesser
Sandra Gritrin
:\fartha Hall
Pam Barchotome!'r
David H. Bell
Ken Bonner
:\ferilee Burtt
Pat caudell
Bruce C06ton
Toni Cyr
Mari na Dorey
Sils by Eastman
Ann Fai.rbaim
LouiM Feeney
Pete Flaherty
Jean Forbes
Susan Frost
Betsy Barnell
:\fike Barton
Russ Ballllng
Cathy Bjorklund
Bob Blackma r
Jeanne Brilliant
Bill Br«kman
Tim Brown
t n~rid Bu hler
Diana Butll'r
Martha Campbell
Kittv Clr1rk
Kathi Da vis
~ue Df'a nl"
Stf'Ve Dona lrl;;on
Susan East man
Jory Atl amson
Da ve Anrlerson
Suz;"tnnr BrubakN
Lorn<! Bu rk
~li<'ha~•i Brukc
flf'VNI\' Bvrrs
Ja1·kil'. C.t.~ata
Lyn!'tlr Christy
Carnlinf' Coltinc:
Kathlf'f'n Courtney
Patt~· Cro'(.1n
Shannon Cut~in£"N
ValNlt> Fil'\rl
Ca ndi Fitts
Jf'annc Fowln
Scot! r.reat he a rl
Donalrt Grupe
Todd GUrtTflin
Helen Hall
LE'slic Hammond
FlJIST QUAJITEB-1950
SEJrfiOJlS
Emily Hammond
Oorrine Hansen
John HerreshoU
La rry HibhE'rd
Peter Hohl
Dona Hurst
Sherry Husband
Robin Irwin
Jacquelyn Kli ng
,\rlene Kriz
Sherry Langdorf
Bonnit> Leonhard
-Gay Lloyd
)'farlan Lovink
Grant McCall
Ta mara ){C'Collam
~1elod}· McKay
June Milne
Penny Myhre
Jerry Noland
Judy Parker
Patricia Pfef('e
JUKIOJlS
AI Hardy
Sue Henderson
Helen Hill
Sue Humphrey
Karen Kenney
\\'llllam Kle ppinger
~~a~garet Krause
Dana Lerner
SteV!' Lewis
Cathleen Loeser
:\felvalee Lutjens
Bru!'!' McClalre
Pete Mi chaud
~like Nice
SOPHOMORES
ChrislophN Elms
:\fary Lou Griesser
r.au !!all
David Hammond
Linrla HostNier
Gall Hylton
Bonnie Jessu p
Larry Keel!'
Bill LeBus
Carl :\farscf'llas
Kar('n :\·foore
Kay ~Turphy
.Jramr~ Xf'lson
K{'n :'\rwton
Bcny Prlletier
FRESHMEN
Ri('ky l!;mling
Linda l!.trj:!:r.H'•~
Carnl llrawlry
Tt>rry 11:1_\.
Suc:an H ill
~!ada Hurl~on
William K,..ll
Ka thv K rrau~('
John't...1un
ShNrV LlndPn
Ka r('.i Loelke!l
~Ta ry Lu rkhardt
Soh :\fagnuson
Chris McLachlin
Chrvsline Mulrain
Juli·f' :\'('\son
Ralph :'\!risen
Patrirla O'Brian
Kim Ovlall
Beth Rc!nkl's
Pauline Rumbaugh
Bonnie Russell
Richard Saylor
Judy Schmidt
Patricia Schullz
~lark Scudder
Don Scherman
Kathy Smith
Nancy Smith
Sus an E. Smith
Carol Stott
Nancv Taylor
Bill 'Y'wi.!lt
Arthur Va n Eaton
Harold Vollmer
Bill Wakefield
Lee We.!lllall
Linda Weyman
John White
Kathy Wilcox
Sharon WiiC'OX
Pamela Zander
Diane Paget
Rlc.hard Park!l:
Randolph L. Reddick
James Robinett
Rich ard Rowe
L!nd:l. Rygel
Kathy Saucerman
Karen Severan~
Anne Showstack
Doug Smith
Van Strock
Bonnie Welch
Roy Woolsey
Kathy Young
Karen Peterson
Pa t Porth
Jame~ Ray
(,"a roi)'n Reed
)lark Riner
Bob Robl'rtS
Slf'Phl'n Russell
~kv Schworcr
Ba rbilra Smith
Kris Slawicki
Sane Tuule
Jnhn \'i('t!ing
Ri ta Wallace
Sanrly Williams
:\brllyn Y.:lm<'t
l!,.irti RH'h,1rdson
John Hu·hwlne
Jan('! Rll"'!"l
Paula P.o~er<:
Oou~ ~aliiOhUl')'
Rill SrhiE>itN
:'u~.•n 5rhuh
... tr>\'1'' ShNid
T.·r-\· Soul!'.<i
!.•·•' ·::.parting
J\1]1.\ Stl']n('r
!f ,Jrrif't Stuart
:'.111v Swank
A 'ln. T.wis
\JM\'i<: Thompson
r.rf'lit' Tracer
Bnnni{' Trrmhly
Pam T rowe
Ted \\'h!tC"neck
Ll Yacht Club Jin. Jo..,. Bela•~•
I Is RepertH lllltrOYIII E ection Set . Dr. R. W. Belanger, head of the
Chiropractic Center, Corona del
~far. wishes to express his
thanks a nd appreciation to those
people who have expressed their
sympathies follOWing the death
of hl.!l father, JO!W!ph E. Belanj!rr,
found later by Mrs. Ca.r1
1 ~~~~~~;·. 324 Aliso Ave., Newport 11 In a vacant Jot at the
Bob James, who has been with rear home ... Dr. ~ler Vierling, 439 Catalina Dr., New-
Maceo Names
Sales Officer
M aceo Corp. for 18 years, has h d h h i been named sales coordinator for port llel& Is, reporte t at 1!1 car was hit by a hit and run the company's tNi)id ly expand -driver as he turned Into Irvine
lng real ~tate division. He Is Coast Country Club.
now preparing a master plan e WEDNESDAY, JIIOV. 16
residential 'projects scheduled CaM~ driven by Linda Kase, 22,
the Immediate future. 1415 w. Bay Ave .. Ra.lboa, and
William Shattuck, newJy.ap-1 ~··~~· c. Klaus, 23, of 133 45th pointed vice-president In charge Newport Bea!'b , were Involved
of a ll real estate activltiE>s, said accident at 42nd St. an4
that the position filled by' ~fr. N
d Blvd., West ewport . James was create because B. Moody, 19, of 3014 W.
the tremendous lncrea5(' in home Blvd., Newport Beach, re·
development and building by that brakes failed while
:\facco.
Since 1959, Maceo's real estate
division has built home rommu -
nlties in Los Angeles. Orange
and San Diego oounties. Among
the best known d(•Yelopments are
Irvine Terrace, Cameo Shores and
Ca moo Highlands In Corona d<'l
:\tar. MaC"O is now building Mesa
del Mar In Costa Mesa. Windsor
Park in Santa Af\a and Glen-
brook in the La Mirada-Whittier
area. -----
ln. Sar• lore•• of .
Ba!Malslaoll Dies
Mrs. Sarah Gibson Morgan. 83,
died Monday at her residence.
204'i Ruby Ave .. Balboa Island.
She was a native of Fairmont.
W. Va., had Jived In California
for 51 years and In thi!l rommu·
nily for 2 years.
She is survived by her hU!l·
band, Arthur :\1organ: a son,
Lloyd. of Glendale: 2 dauKhler!l,
Mrs. Margaret Kiln<' of BalbOa
1~\and and Mrs. Marian Sawyer
of Lake Tahoe.
SerliCl".!! will be beld at 1 p.m.
today (De-c. 1) at Baltz Corona
del Mar Chapel, with Or. Ewing
Hudson of Sr. Andrew's 'Pre~by
terian Church of[Jdatlng, Tnter ·
m!'nt will he in Paci fic VIew Me ·
mo ria! Park.
low TlteJ'n Bronles
More than 60 buddies and thf'lr
wiv!'s attended the chicken d in-
last week In the C06ta Mesa
U>glon Hall. s.,onsorf'd by the
New Mesa Barraeks 2149, Vel·
erans of ·World War J.
The dinner was prepared by
the Auxiliary unde r the chair-
manship of Mrs. Ernest Hooper.
A social gathering followed, and
~ames were played for prius do-
nated by the Auxiliary.
Buddy Rile Eldridge, C'Om ·
mander of the Department of
California, reported on the na-
tional C"Onven tjon in Miami.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge are
members of Santa Ana Barracks.
The next bu!ll ness me¥tlng of
Sew Mesa Barracks will be hC'Id
at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 6, In thf'
Costa Mesa Legion Ha ll.
I •• l .. lters II PTA
Mrs. P. B. Baker. mem be.rs!liP
t'halrman of the Newport Hartior
High School PTA, announced at
the board meeting Monday that
membersldp now totals 1,000.
The neXt meetln~t will be held
Jan. 11 in the school auditorium.
with H. W. Grady of Hu~thes Air-
craft as ~peaker. He will talk on
"The Part O ur Young Prople
Will Take In Ele("tronics." and he
Twent)' second \,":;,~;;.:;I will s how a Cilm , "New Giant." Harbor Vi('W
Brownlt>s a t a re-cent i
l"t'N'mori'y In thf' Corona del R .... c~ ...... Dies
('on,::-reKallonal Church, accord·
1n2 to :\f r!l. A·. E. Tiffany, ]("ader. Crave.!llde funeral services for
T hr\' .uC' Debbie &>rry. R. J. Cha rles. 59. of 54-3 Tustin
Rlouni-, Gall Brocring, De'bb;,e /Ave., Newport Helghl.!l. will be
Dunran, Kathy Hughes, h!'ld at 11 a.m . todav IDee. 11 at
Jar klin. Debbie Kellum. Pacific Vll'W Memorial ·Park. Thf'
LindbE'rJi!'. Debbie Marston. Rev. Edwin C. Gomke of thl"
Lf'C' Mu lkf'y, Debbif' Corona del Mar Communltv Con.
Eh!' Thomp.wn. Suzi gregational Church will officiate. ~ff"lody Toner, Karen Van Mr. Charles diel1 Tuesday ni,l!ht
Bt>lsv Wallace. Anne Mar In Hoag Hospita l aht'T a brief
WalSh, Dana Wt>bs-ter, Li sa illness. l-Ie was employer\ a~ an
Woodman and Erin Blackwell. office d ispatcher for Newport Work.!l. He 1!1 s urvived by
'Si•g-Out' 01 Dec. 18
Thr C'ornna Highlands Proper.
tv Owners Assn. w ill hold a
Chri!i.lmag "sing-ou t" from 5:30 to
7 p.m. Sunday, J)e(o. 18. in the
Ll'irly \'llrd . whirh fa ces 420 Ca·
hrillo TMrarc. There will be an
ole! fa~hion('d caroling srMlon,
f'nffrf' for the adults and 1\ Spf'·
rial c;urrrise (or the chlldrl'n, ac·
rordin,g to )!iss )farllyn Lei dy.
TAMIL T FEAST lJrf CDM
Gursls at a family Thanksgiv·
in~ot clinnPr ~tet -tog<'ther at the
hom(' of ~fr. and M r~. F. H. Bates,
32-1 Orrhid Ave .. Corona del Mar,
were Erl and Helen Paul and
~rand.sons Dick and Raymond. of
CoronA : Edward and toana Paul.
and great -granddaughter Gayle
of Ventura: Robert a nd Alma
DewPy and grandchildren Mar·
~aret. MikE> and Tom of Long
Beach ami Robert Jr. of Norton
Air Force Base: Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Lee and Don a nd Evelyn
~~:~: s:;:h1.Ruth Ann of Cap·
his daUKhtt'r. )1 rs. Sybil Cum-
m ings o f llllnois and a brothf'f,
Eml'rson Charl es of CO!Its. Mf'sn.
Baltz :\forluary o f Costa Mesa is
In charge of arrangrments.
M1tS. ZUTI' OF 1.1. DIES
Mrs. ~Hriam F. Zuft, 67, of
145~ Park Ave., Balboa hlnnrl,
d ied Monday In HoaJt Hospital
nfter a brief lllnes!l. She Wll!l a
native of Ash l<~nd, Ohio. and had
lived In this area for 9 month.~.
Servlct's w il l he held Monday in
the tvanhoe Con g re gat I onal
Church, Mundf'llen. Baltz Mot ·
tuary, Corona dl'l Mar, wa.!l In
charge of arnngements.
Funeral serv\Cf's for Waller F.
New member!! will be honort'd
and offl«rs wlll bl> eleeted at
the annua l Christmas dlnnN
dan~ of the Lido Isle Yacht
Club this Saturday at the Lido
Clubhouse. of Balboa Isl.a nd, and the crltical FAMILY J)nntiB PAWTT
Injuries of h1s mother In an auto M d M •Ed d ~11 ·
Eichelbcrg, 61. public AIXOuntant.
of 2191 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa,
wlll be held at t p.m . today toec.
1) In the Baltz Mortuary Chapel.
Costa M esa, with a Chrl5tlan Sci·
e~ reader and the Seafaring
Masonic Lodge, Newport Beach,
pres iding. He Is survived by hi!!
wife, Mrs. Ell7Abcth Elcttelbc>rg,
of the hom!'., and a daughter.
M rs. Marie McCullough, a nd 2
erandchltdren of Illinois.
Reir Commodore Mac Horn. the
outgoing aocial chairman, Is In
charge ot the party. Mr. a nd Mrs.
David Voyle.!l are reAervatlon.!l
chairmen. Others on the all-new-
members commlttl"e are MeSAr.!l.
and Mmes. Edmund Schreiber
a.nd Steven LlodQ, burtet : Mmes.
Nora Geotfrey, H. Jack Meany,
E. 'JUc:hal"(t Sorensen, Clarence
Lewis a nd Jl C. Hadden, punch
and hon d'oeuvrft; Mr. and Mrs.
Jl:ierf W I e b • c h, decotatloM: darence lAJoW't.. ltktMird Soren·
atn.\. 'l, HoMtt 8atlon; a·ck
MeoanY and Dr. Orin 1tldde.ll, bu.
DO YOU WNff ..__J* a ..._ • ...... a...., ... ,o..,.. ..... _ ............. -"" -...... ...... .,..,_
ld t N 20 Ill th I , r. an , rs. war .---..-elfin
ace en 1 ov. · s mo er s 1419 Dolphin Terra~. Irvin~ HOUSES FOR RENT
Improving, still confined In Hoag "'ferrace, entertaln~d at a family NEWt. DECORATED 3 bedroom
H<M!pital. dinner party at thelr home u nfumtshe-d home. £u t 16th
Thank!:glvlnr Day. Their gtlflta atreet. c&ta Mesa. G«rare-.
were1:heil' son-ln·law and d aurh· f~nced yard. t85 Inquire 730
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Denl~l Dvt-Tustin Avenue. U 8·UM8 .
Four new membtrw received
Soropt.lmlsc pln.!l and were In·
ducted Into t he Newport Harbor
Soroptlmlst Club la!lt{ week In
the Vllla1e Inn, BalbOa lsla.nd.
.ran: MIM Ann Pf!Jlecrtn, ·anoth· / ,,:.;:;,.;;;,:;,,:.;,:;~.;;..;.;.;.;;;. __
er daughter, and M.r. hlle,nn'a REAL ESTATE
slllt~r. MISe Edith Pf)IJ~crtn of FOB •••~ Glendale. ~ ------iY OW!Itl(' bOd-2 .......
They are Diane Ully, pc,_n. ~ AT IAYKD
nel representatJve tor women aL Kr. •nd Jfra. Jtldl:-a.yera~n;
Ford Aeronutronk::; Mary Barr, ton, BllJ ; Mr. and Mn. K. B. MU·
ro-owner of Bat!' ~ewef~rs. Bal· ler, •nd Mr. •nd • Mrs. Rabm:
boa llland; VIVIan Ttoutma_n, co. P'Janqin and children Joined
owner ol lllan4 Uquorw, and torcs lor a dlftMr J111111Y 'lbub.
Katherine Challlle, ~ry. ,..,.-,.. 0.,. •t the a.,w ltiiDe
tff!UUret Owent·lf~ Ydt Oil C>t...ft ~. in Ccllou dtl
-Mar.
Near ahopptn• C'f'nt~ and
adiOo---..:-Eett .Sde eo.ta Me~a.
BHuUfully la.,._a-cl niA
tlundnc. 117.100. 10 f-1'751.
~h~~= 8NdL 2" ..... u.t., ..... -lr-.116pn ... DIO
...~~.u..-
Ocoan Plaat -1o4. N-· port Jle.ldl. ~ fM nut owr a
parldq lllttft and 1&ndad up In
the ...... .................. _. --... -·-· ---cillr-••• A ........ 7 ....
,711H m.A-.c.-del -.--...... -.., ........... c.... del ....
A hit and run car damaaed
car ot Charte. W .
Neptune Ave., West
parked on 32nd St. acrou
Newport Beach city hall • ,
,. PIIIJ SahiUr
Th~ Irvine Terrace Phllhar·
monle Group will hold tn tlrst
annual Christmas pa.rty thi.!l Sat·
urday evenlna at home of
Mr. and M rs. Uoyd,
Mrs. John Crimp
and her committee
Mmes. J. D. Buc hanan,
Wiseman. William Miles,
Moraan, WUUam Munce,
as Howett, I..ee Jordan and Ha~ol
Baker.
IN ANY
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTION
THIS-
Ia Your Symbol
of Safety and
Superior Service
HDraWHYI
J ODJy Rnlton--mcm--
ben of a loca.l board
ol Reahon and the: N •·
rioDal AMOCiatioa of Jlnl &we~,-.
play chis cmblnn. RaJ.
tan. P'ectaed to a Cock ol
!dMa ...... 01111 ct. Gold·
-Jtule,. liN ... IIDOft .... -;.. ., real CMI.lC .........
NEWPORT HUOR·
COSTA IESA
BOARD OF RULTORS
LEFT
OVER
SALE
•
NEW 1960
Birds
Fal,ons
Fords
AT
CLOSE-OUT PRICES
Theodore
IIVDT • TIE -UITI
We otter you the btnafh ol our tO yean ot real ettate
e:zperWnca In the Harbor Area. IAt ua Ullat you with
your ln...unenta. exthanee~ •nd ...-of your prop.
erty. ¥
2UO ConUnentaJ, Cotta Meaa, 3 BR. 4% ~ Joan $12.800
100 x 300 E. ltth St, Collta Meta, wltb bulldJnaa 42.500
Santa ADa Ave., Newport Hef&hta, 2 BR -·----..Sl6,500
2 bualneM k»ta, Cotta ...... C·l ·-·--· .. ·-·--·-· .. ···· 22~
3 bulneu lOU. Newport Beach, C·l ......... --....... 22,500
R-4 lot. JOOx102. nr. PacltJc Dr .• C.M., enxloua 5,000
Lot. Wallaee St, R ... 9.900 sq. ft. ............................ f ,750
2 1/3 acre. with bulldlnes. Back Bay .......... _ .... : .. 3!5,000
CDM, Ni:w 3 BR and Fam., 2 baths ........................ 32,500
E. 16th St., R-4 with 2 BR home .............................. 9,500
E. 16th St., nr. Npt Blvd., $2,000·dn, ··-··-------·-11,500
3JS Catalina, 3 BK. 2 bath&, Ocean view _, _____ ... 31,500
Balboa Coves. pvt. beach and pier, 3 BR ........... _ .. 62,500
A whole mountain, Newport Beach ·-·-----·----.. 40,000
Beautiful Npt CO/Tlm. bldr .• exc. location ............ 85,000
Holmwood, 3 DR, 1% baths, view: :reduced .......... 25.J50
La Jolla, NeWpOrt Hel1hts, 4 BR, 3 batht, view .. 29.500
Oranae Ave., room for 4 more units, $2-.500 dn ... 15.900
M-1. vacant, 145x300, W. 17th St. .......................... 36,.800
Medical bulldlna, 1457 Superior ................... -... -... 67,500
Memphb, Hunt. Beach, 4 BR, 2 bath.!l ........ -........... 15,500
2072 TUstin, C.M., 5 BR. iJ hath.!l, luxury .............. 34,500
Temple Ter., Laguna, 5 BR, 3 baths .... _ ................... 35,000
128 San Dleeo. San Clemente .................................... 29,750
New, 3 BR home plua 4 unit~. 1.200 sq. ft. ea.,
2 batha each, Laguna Beach ............................ 79,500
Paloma Dr., 3 BR, 2 baths, provincial .................... 34,500
2287 Canyon Dr., R-4, 66x300 ............................... -... 13,500
250 Ft. to Ocean, 2 R-2 lots with 4 BR. home ........ 35,000
944 Dogwood, Costa Mesa, 3 BR, 4%% Loan ...... 12,300
Comm. Bldg., C-1, Comer Coast H'way ................. 50,000
Bal. Isle Bu.!l. Bldg., Marine Ave ........ __ .... 61.000
2 homes on I lot-E. Side ............. .. .. ll,i 50
8 units and pool, $10,8)() gross-A.!Iklng .. .. .. 100.000
2 Choice Newport Heights over-size lots, each .... 9,500
All Jl.sllna.!l subject to prior sale, change In
price or withdrawal !rom market.
JOHI VOIEL, RuHer & BlliiHr
Arou nd the Clock -7 Day.!l a Week
Call Mldway 6 -1675
<100 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
(Opposite Hoag H<M!pltall 3200 W. Coast ll'way., MI 6-3971
TRIPLEX-CLOSE II
ALL TWO BEDROOM, Hi BATH UNITS with bu.llt-ln
oven and ranges, carpet.!l, drapes, Jlrlvate patios. land-
scaping, fences and sprlnkleM~. Partly furnlshP.d -
$365.00 mo: Income, ASKING $35,500 -SUBM'.IT ON
DOWN.
MaT BE $GLD
REDUCED $2.600 -ONLY 13.500 DOWN. Large three
bedl'oom and family room home. Heavy shake root.
bullt·ln Jdtc:hen wtth d lshwuher and bar-b-que. New
carpet a nd drapes-15' x 35' heated pool. A QUAUTY
HOME -FULL PRICE ONLY 131.900, LCX::Atto ONE
BLOCK FROM NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH.
M~ M. LaBorde, Realtor
"you'll like our friendly servl~"
220 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Uberty 8-1139
(AcrOS.!I the stre-et from Mesa Shopping Center)
Evenings Call LI 8·4037-1-fl 6-5855
WE WERE LUCKY1
THE ONLY 'IWO choice lots
available. ~ the~~e brand
new 2 bdr., 2 bath Medallion
duplexes, with Medallion all·
electric kitchens. Buy now,
"Move In by Chrlstma.!l." Rent
one a nd live Rent Free. HURRY:
By owner save thousands, last
a t this low •price • Open Beam
Living room with huge rlre-
pla« • Forced Air Ht>at-wool
wall to wall carpets • Marble
pullmans • colored bath fix-
tures • Fenced . Landscaped
• 2 car garages • Patios •
Lath and plut!'r • garb~ge
disposal • F'EE SlMPUE OWN.
ERSHIP. See at 715·717 Poln
sen! a Ave., Corona del Mar. OR
3-5328 -OR 5·1925.
CORONA DEL MAR
Ideal home for large f.amily.
Spacious living room, 3 bed·
rooms and den, 2 baths,
forced ajr h ea t, built-in
kitc hen, s undN'k O\'er big
double garage.
Price
$32.750
RAY REALTY. CO.
3512 E. Coast HW}'.
Ph. OR 3·1543, Corona del Mat
Babson R~alty
In
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