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THE ErtiiGit
Ia Tile
OmaAL
NEWSPAPER
Of The City Of
Irvine Co.
lf~gh School
StaH Gets
. Salary Hike
Sa)ary Increases for Hllh
School staff •nd faculty for
1961 ·62 were authoriud by the
board f'-. trustHs Monday a ft er -
noon .• ~rt'\tlca.ted em p1oyHS and
prinC'Ipa ls will receive a 4.66 per
cent average lnc~ase, plus their
regu lar step Increase. Classified
employet"S were voted about a 5
per ~nt salary Increase. ranging
from 1221 to $620 a month.
Cafeteria employees also re-
cei\'ed a 5 JM'r cent ave rage l)ay
hike.
Supt. Max Ru5S('JI was offered
a new 4·year contract calling for
a salary of $18.250 a year, an
lncrea~ from $17.500.
Bids for conlltructlon of Co·
rona del Mar High S<-hool will
be advertised 81! soon as approv.
a l or plan!! by the state board
of school house planning and
s tate division of architecture Is
obtalnt"d.
Trustees authorized the bid
advertlslnR as soon all approval
Is obtained to save waiting until
their Mllt me-eting on June 13.
The new school Is scheduled to
Opt"n In the fa ll or 1962.
Trustees •treed to hold their
next meetln1 at 1:30 p.m. Tues-
day, June 13, In th MWIY·N'·
modeled admln latNtlon building
at 1601 16th St. a t the northe .. t
com er of the N~rt Ha rbor
High School campus. Adm in-
lstratlvt' offices are upected to
be moved by June 3 to permit
the TPmodeJing Of the quartPrS
· Into 3 r laS$rooms.
Bids will be adv('MI9ed for
grading, t urfing a nd paving the
undevl'lOJM'd Nt!lterly <'nd of . th<'
campus. Off-~tr-cet parking for
stuclents.~ turfing for sport!~
games and the removal or hnr·
racks a re planned.
Council, Sets
Budget Talks
For June 5
re Plans
jP.O. Site
1ls Included
-II • -. In · 'Center'
Plans for the proposed Irvine
Town Center oft Coast Hwy. and
Ma~Arthur Blvd. In Corona del
~ar weu outlined as they stand •
at present to the COM Chamber
LOCAL CONTESTANTS for he title of Miss YoJ'nq Republican of Orange County are Mory ""'n.
Breger of Costa Mesc), at left ano Lo•e+ " Me) II SO" of H~rbor V~e .... Hills, CorOI'Ic) del Mar who
.,,e sho .... n here .... ith Br.,ncn Kerfoot of C oro"" del Mar presodent oT the County Young G<?P. M"ry
A,..n, 20, is employed at Hughes in Cost" Mes" and Loretto 23 is e mployed .,t Coll•ns R.,o c.
Miss Yo.mg GOP .,..jll .oe chosen this Frid"y eve "i"q "' Los Coyote~ Countrt Cluo. Bue n" Par
of Commerce In a letter to Presl·
dent Ralph ltyera from Raymond
L. Watson, architect <planner for
the Irvine company.
The COM ch amber had asked
the Irvine Co. to clarify some of
the ru mors and auesses. Here
are the questions and answers:
SKYSCRAPER PROBLEM
·wiLL BE AIRED JUNE 5
SCHOlARSHIP ot H1qh
include these seniors: from left-Diane Schwarh, who won "
C a liforni., slate scholarship; Sue Burqenbauch. Stcnford &~d
. O ccidentcl: Jud;th Schmidt. Stanford and " st~te scholorsh1p .
and Fronk Brown, junior college reserve scholcrsh1~. O ther win-
ners ore Da n Denison. Don Robe rson. L•ure~"Ce Hobberd. Ro,.,dy
Hanve lt. Carol· Bullod . Pomelc Thomson. Rolph Ch.,m,.es~.
Patricio Pierce, Rob in l,....in and Gary Coldwell.
Q-ls consideration being giv·
en in planning lrv.ine Center to
the est ablishment there of a new
civic center for the City of :'\ew·
port Beach-that Is. to a reloca·
tlon there of the principal ad·
mlnisratl~ offices of the city?
A-W. an be68f cantua to
PORT MESA PACT c ..... 1111 c:Mc .... eodal NEW _ • :;;.;:,~,.=.~
ON RESERVOIR OK'D ceatft ·-\be ..... · Q--Do the plans contemplate
the ~ble location there or a E RT h
• . central or princlpaJ · postoffief> CALVIN ST WA .' .,.. o s ?"
In an action described as epl<' the Harbor HighlandB. Striclu!r, tot the City of Newport Beach~ 4 Europe"" to~or w•in n.s wo e
a nd historic. the Newport Beuh Seaquist and 22nd St. areas so A-We feel tile ..,. ef tiM Mc!lrie . will hove & "ew 10 b when
City Cound l gave approva l Mon-that t~ will be served by New-T ... c:.tw w01.a....-1y be he qe ts bac f.ome. Ccl P"'~
day evening to a contract be· ,art leach. ..c1a • te ....... • ..,_. su penr •erde"t cf N e w p ~ ' t
twHn the city and Coata llesa ...-• .-.. ....atr. .... 8eadt s;,ce tqss. hcs bee" cp·
County Water District for Ule of NotedGeneral ................. ~..... pointed d irec!CY of·lhe Porws,
at,( Canyon Rnervotr. It ..... be ""tM ...-..s • ~'=hes and Recreof.o:)" Dec·
The •· kyscra per problem" of
:"Jewpon Beach as ht>duled for
di.scus.'lton Monday. June 3, at a
joint study ses.c;ion of the City
Council and Plannlnll Comma~·
1on. as a prt>ludt' to a publiC'
ht>a~1ng to be r ailed b} rheo Com ·
m tssion.
Th(' Cnunf"tl re<"t'h..,d a )PUN
:\fonda\' from Paul Lou~hndgt'
j r., ac;kl ng that hts rl'quesr tor a
multl·ston· build ing near the
Vista del · L1rlo burldtng be con-
sldPrt'd under pre~nt regula
tion<t. The Commt!"ston had held
UIJ tht' appilt-ation, pt>nding 3<"·
uon on proJ)O"('d new ordinanl't'!l
on htgh nS(Io buildm gs. Counci l
referud the letter to tht' Com·
Mrs. Hardesty
Heads C of C The t!OIItract Is for S ~an. and ceat..l poet .alee ._ tiM He has oee., &c'•"'q ~ •ec~r
the relmbu..iement by C05ta :\fesa Vis·tor Here ..... -. since tr>e re$•nn~t'::~ry cf R'ch.,rd t<' Newport Buch will be about I I Q-Withln th«! planning arc ., w I u •t 0 I C I ha.s Aber"'~'"y " ,e~· .,c,. ·.,e oman S nl S.tO.OOO annually -a~! 4 '·~ GPn. Ru!!Sell Randall. famt'd refer.pd to as Jrv ne en er. . S·ewar• re de~.:e \ "'' o:O of the annual ~PI'ft'latton of ~ thn l<'a cl"r or Randall's Raid· anv provision been madt" for the u
th I nd plp.-Unes to be I'" ·-" ro~ting of th,. projectt'd coastal Pcwe I PI New;:-c•\ He g"' . .\fro; Ounr 1n Harfll:'sly. Cormrr
e rt"Wrvo r a ers In thP China theater dur1ng frM>way other than a long th«! IEr-· Cl" pnoto) ~('(·n•tan· or thf' :'\ewpon Harbor
USC'ti by the Water Olsttk t. I World War 11 Is • fre-quc>nt s 101 Alt o--~r" of Rn~Jtor·. "'I]) haa .. Another ff'ature of the a~~-. . present roUP of u. . er· OVu .. •·u , n " "
nwn ls the eventu-'1 transfer of \'J'.,Itor 10 the llarbor A~a. as nate. locally known all Paclfir k 8 •1d• 'hf' n~''' 1\ form<"l1 Women· .. Ot
---I gu""' ot J im Pl-t,.ch or 1"10 s. roast lll~thway? If so. appro:tl· Ban Ul lng \'i!"lon of .="'""pon Harb<lr Cham I 8:1\ Ft.. Baltx>a lsllnd. h 1 ation Is con '--.· of l'nmr.lN• r ~he ''a" T • h p• matelv w at OC' • ~ '"'' rl s lerce r.rn. Randa ll is a grad'\J.Jt(' of templatl'd rorthef~way roUtf'. s·.te Var·lance unan tmou~h t'll'l'lt'•l 31 a lunrh \\'l:'"t Point, in thf' ria~ of 1925. A-The roaU.., ol \be 111'0· t>On mt>l'l n.,;; Tu!• ... rl,ly 10 tht> I S I t d whl"n r.en. Douglas ~la rArthur l«t~ CO!Dtal l........, la belD9 llurl<'\ Bt--11 t'nrnna rlf•l ~tar at s e ec e I "'·'" hParl of thf' Aradt'my. Ht' atadi~ a ore1y to d.WnDliM Is Re·,ected l{'f --~\ l'r ol \\ t•Pk:-of :h'll\ it\ •n
was instruc-tor at W~t Point for tiM effect o1 ..so-peuible organ11.n.: rh,• ~roup \\llh n W as Zonta Girl I a While l'("rvecl with ,) righter routes OD tbo C..ter.-w.D Rkhnrd.prP,Ir11'nt u( lhf' ChJm
<·omman'd In Panama during tht' aa to try aa4 •tbDate tho John Of' Lon~ow's request tor .1 IX'r.
I Patrid a 1Trlsh1 Plerrt-. daug h·j C'arly yC'ar'l of World War II. the_n logical reate tiM state aay M · ~I bark ,·a nanC'P a t 2831 E Coa ... t S<>n mg "11h ~It" lla rdPl't~
IPr of ~fr. and ~rs. Fit>ldlng was hPad or thf' Fourth Ai r lect. B.....r .... an sure Hwy to ron"trUC't a hea(! w ill ht> \lr"' KMt'n ~larJtrl'l.t
Thayer of 322 Island Ave .. Bal-For('(' F'ighter Command. with you ....u-u.at tile ulu.ate quancrs budding tor the nt'xt Woorl. 'H'f'·Ptf'-lHil'nt: :\frs ~1n ·
boa, has been chnwn a!! Zonta ht>adquartr rs in San Francisco. route will be __.. by tbe door Corona del :\olar brancoh of IX'I Fllrmnm ..... ,.., rNar)i and Dr
girl for May. She Is the vale· In 1944 he-was !!Pnt to China State ~ ef Jll91lwaya. Se<'unt\. First :'\ational 8 a n k Carol LA>Ianol rrra!'ur.-r Din'<'
d iC'torlan of the eraduatlng class as tht' hf>ad ~ thf' 312nd Fight~r 1 was rejectt>d last Thursday b~ tors ar.~ thr \lmr!' EIIN"n Ru h
mlsalon wath a remln~r th_a t
tM Cooncal wants t he Commis-
s ion's recommenda tions before
the end of J une.
WilliamsAgain
Heads Central •
Newport Assn.
Howard Williams. 311 1 land
A\'t'. Balboa. has ~n rt>·E!'II"cleod
presrdent of t he C't-ntral Nt'w -
port Jk.oach I mprO\'emt'nt Assn ..
and Henry EnglE!' faas I>C'en
n amed again ru; secretar~
trl"a urt"r. Robin Lin~)' I~ the
new vi('(>· prf'!ljdent; MJ'tl.. Ed.
mund Burns JS recordl n~t -,errP·
tary.
The rlJrP<"tors are Hal Glas~.
Etl JI Pah . l trs. Ed ('arson John
Gru\·es, · 'taniPy Ahlroan. Frank
Wood Jr .. Char IPs Larzelt'tr dn 1
~~~ Blanr he Fulkt>rson
Thl' installation dlnnN parry
will be hPid Junf' 10 .11 th<• ).'f•\\ •
port Harl\or Ya. ht Club !\hi'"
Sue F tckl'rt' program cha~rm.1n
Yule Lighting
on Agenda for
COM Meeting
at Harbor High, was honored W ing. protrctmg 8 ·29 bases In R • d R d• the :'\rwport &>arh Pl!inning ~rd ... nn \\'1n1fn•d Ra.-on. RI'Sh~lf"
last week by Kappa Kappa Gam · northwest China and altacklng et1re a 10 Comm 1ssion. 0 DonMII a nrl \',\l.tn ~t.H~h
The Newport Beach City Coun -rna scholarship and Is vlce-p resi. Japanese !!upply llnc:s -flying Tht> C'omm1 ~lon ,·otrd
10
rc Other tn1~10,.., ... ln•ludt'd Jp
ell will hold an adjourned mHt · dt>n t of Trl Slama. P-47. P-38 and P·al r~ghtt>rs. St t Hoag 17ont> 4 parN"Is or Irvine co. land pro,al ot a tl'ntatt\(" "f't ot n~
ing Monday evening, Jane 5, . He wen t on mo~ than 50 mls· ar a I bu t drcided against reroning s•: law<: "ha.·h \'Ill ldunr h th<' :'\('W
A pre\ tew of C'hrl'~tmas dN·o.
r:anons tor thP < or<lna nc•J !\ta r
rnmmerc1al o;ert1nn i!> on th••
program for 1 hr 1..·0~1 rh.tmh<-r"
nf'Xt genf'ral hn'akfa,t mr<'ltn.c
tn bl' held at C'hf'f" Inn at 7:30
a m TUI'looday Jun,...,
·For the> (IM 11m,.. 1n ~P.l r<: 11
appt>a rs tha t a htghl~ attrar ti\P
anr1 no' l'l Yult-dtvordllon f(•r
the w hole highway !'ltrip '" prat•
llrablt>." . a rl1 ~1 rl> T Ounrdn
Stt>wart. 1n r h<Hi?c of thr ('tlm
mitt('(' "'hH·h 1s "orklng nut the
plan
particularly to 10 over the 1961· f .. ~ .... sions. alway~ ca nw back without acres
10
tht> Ja maica Inn a rea Womrn's 01\ 1,..1on on rts \o\a~
62 budeet. a scratch. AI ha~. ~?tired radio JM'TSOn· a ftt'r considerablt> protest wa:; ~Irs Hard,_,,,. told tht> largr City Mana~r Robert Shelton Mrs. Donald · Anderson. vi('('-He returnt'd to the States in allty. Is scheduled to leave Hoag I voi("('d b , l n •ln«' Tt>rra("(> re I· group g.tlht•rt>d that It· will
has submitted a p reliminary Pretlldent of N~port lk>acoh 1916. was romm.tnder of Lach · Hospital shortly, according to his d 1 w~ <~aid they did not ded1rate 11c: lniNt'"t to r u ltu rnl
budget with an opeTatlnr tetaJ I United Fu nd .• met yesterday with land Air Force Base. tht>n went physldan. ~n :· to e: b~llt In that ,·iclnitv devt-lopment of tht> rommuntty.
of 13.960.776, a 9.2','.-lncre.-her admlaslona committee to to the War Coin!~. and ~rved ~r. ~~. wh~ condition ill wan r · IM'autlhrar1on. t>mpha~ls on "P«'·
over the }910·1 1 bad1et. The dlscuu new eroupe applylne to as air attache in ~oscow In 1948 rep 0 r ted good. underwent I r 1a l rvt>nt s, p.~rt icularly as they
:'\om Ina lions for dirrcto~ wi II
al~o be' takPn up a t this SPS<\IOn.
E:xN"uth'e S r r r e t a r y Braden total revenue fttlmate ol$4.324,· the 1961·62 drive. On Mrs. An· and 1949. abdom1na1 sureery about two I PJI ,._ Jllllt •• a ('('t'nt tht' arl'a·!' rh·h histoncal
210 Is bued on a continuance of dersen's commltM are Mrs. He Is now retl~ from the Air WHks ago. He Is In the surg ical I background. and full·rlt'dged
the exlstlnr property tax of Cha llen Landers. Mrs. Otis Buck · Force. am1 Is a consultan t for wing of the hospital. ~irs. Sydney Gaynor. 609 Pato· roopNatJon \\llh the Cham i>C'r or Newell Named
$1 .35 a nd an ....-ed valaaU.. lna ham , Mrs. John Porter Jr. and , electronic firms in Burbank. He Is famed for his portrayal l lita Drive. Irvine Tf>rraC'f'. was I Commt-r<'e
of 1120.080,000. Mrs. Georae M. Rodda Jr. 1 • * * * of tbe low·p~ssure door-to-door hostt' " Monday to the exf'C'utlve --------
Fl nch r?PQrted.
salesman and has ~n d ividing board of ~ewport Harbor High H• h p t f A A • t t
his time .betwef'n the San FN· School PTA at a l~ncoh.on In ht'~ 19 OS or . s SSIS an nando Valley and l'f'!lldt!nC'f' In home. Plans for a ta leht sho~ 1
• ~ tta"ller In the harbor June 1 a t thf school auditorium L I v t c· • ...u Attorney ==---------we_n-_dl_sc_u~ __ . ----oca e eran I 7
3 LOTS IRING $41.200 I llt-nrv ~fuc;selman. 209 £. Bay RiC"hard A. :"J<'W<'II. 30. of ~~
' AH•. &lboa. p.tst rommand.-r or ArRrta A vi'. Corona dl'l ~tar. h n.;
~rw \1r~a Barracks 12-19 of Vet· het>n ap;x>lrrt~d as aso:l~tant rtty IN CITY COUNCIL SALE I N a n-. of Worlcl W3r 1. has ~n 1 attMnPy <( ~ewporr Beach n1 •1
-namc-tl natll'lnal Mruty r hlrf of Slllary of So32 a month.
Ma or a nd auctionc!er Jamt"S I ~ for Mr. al\d Mrs. EmC"~t c:t ft In lhl' :"J.ttlon.ll \'Nt'ran or Ill' ftlls th<' J'W'l lllon var atNI Stod~rd dlspoeed ot 3 sur;>l~ I Ba lhf of Los An,.f'I('S. Thtoy out I Worlrl \\';u I h\ X u !ona l Com · b\ thr. N' IRn l tlon of .JO(' RC'~l
West ~~rt Jots Monday eve· bid PntriC'k O'Conl'14'r nnd F rank m.1ndN JCihn Erl< '-'on of ~Inn<.'· mon, '' ho took tht> C'tt~ at1otn1~
nln for a total of M1 200. but CortE'~. "h(l submittl'd a ~al1•d ap.•h~ JOh tn R,<'dclln~
g 1 .. • 2 t h•r 1 bid of Sl"' •nd add-.. an or11l ~'\1· \Ju,-.. Ir-an 1s thl' roundl'r ~t.-="t-\o\rll s::r dua tNJ frnm the~ was "no Nl ~ on ° " I •· · .. ""'' · ' -l'(~l • 1 1"-" ( h l'C L lots. Tht'y will be tf'ad,·«-rtltwd bid of $13,400 aftf'r Mr. Br .. ..-nf tho• 1,-..-.11 fla rrAt'k .. whll"h I<> A" n "L~'· rnm t «.' nw
I d t I bid $13 200 1 no" lt•cl h\ Willia m Howl'IJ of , ·hool In 19.~. thtn was a I· fol' .sale At a ater a e. · · · tl'li \\ th thE' I a<~ln<> dc-n.rt Ht',.. are the r~ults of the • Pal"('(>! 8. 30 by i6 R·l. .11 C ta ;\ll',,t a<> romm ndl'r, Thf' a 1 " , "' ·~ ·
· h "~''' mN'tln~ Will tx-ht-ltl 111 " m~nt of th(' '" lnf" Co. and for auction : · :\211'l ~t'ptune Ave.: no l!:tl<': 1 " • • th<' past mnnth hu ~n In • P:UC'f'l A. 30' by 76" R-1 .,, CTonnN-C'OnOS(' ~alt'd hid of I r .m. T\.l('~da~·. Junf' 6. In 1hc ' ' ti
.. ..,.. ... River Ave aold fo~ SliSOO $12 ~ wu ~\aAof'd u '''~!II C'~ta ~li'sa IA-glon Hall. ll'gAI prarrt~ In LA~una. f'
ONAN " • ~· • • Bnd hi "1 fe. L} nn. h.ave 2 t•htl·
on an oral bid b)' realtor Robert ~~~~r.~~:':t!:J'!~';~~~Id 10 tht' I llltlrlll lllll'lll dn'n. Brad. 4111, and Pam. 3.
• Part't'l C, 30' by 111'', R·2. at Ph( lk-ta Ka'Pi); h<m()r8 ha\'t• C'AIICEL lwtM fiiOQ ... ~ River A\~ .. soJd 10 o·cnn~ bHn AC'('()mf'd to tht' rollo••l na C"onstru.·tlon of a n.-w .O·m . ner~Cortf'M' on thf'lr ~IPd bid local t~tudf'nt~ who will •r•du. naclum ~'Ill J')l't'\'f'nt Orana~"
of 113.830. Mr June 1 rrom Stanford Unl Coast Cs>llrae frorn olfmne a
• Par~l D. 30' x 112 . R·2.. at I \'f'~lf)•: ummtr twlmmlng procram thts
4802 ~eptuM A\f'~ ~ld to O'C'on C.ar)· I>M"'Tl, son oC Mr. a nd 'I'Ar, aecordtna tp Dr, Nonnan nt"r·Cort('~ on tht'lr ~~Jc·,i bld :\Jrs. Joe OC'f'm, 416 Dah lia A~e.. Watl>On. toiJep vl<'f'·Pr•hl~nt.
of $13.81.'11\. ' CoronA Ml ~ r.
• Pa~l £, •· by 1 . It-~ at Allt'ft Dallac, n ot ~t'J. D. C.
SWl' nn~ A\'\"., no •h'; tlwN' D.tlla 323J Ia St .. 'Jeapat ...,. no tN&.d bldt. and wtt.n H~trh~
,,_. ...,_ ~liM few oral bldta at Barbara Ann Lardlwr. _ _.
a ....Uftl prk'e of sn.-dMft tw of lin. SUvta ........_
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..._. ._ ,..... NW et c-. U Wet, Cellf. Pill •'•• ...W, ... ,.....,. .. c:.... ........... at, .. ~ ...... c.a4. OHM._. e PROTECT YOUR BIGHT TO OWN PROPERTY
1 agree with Duncan Hardesty, pre sident of t~
N e wport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realt~rs •. th?t:
,.._. ..... a. t6le ....._ .............. ~ HIO L c...t ........ _,, C.... tiel W., c.k ,..._..., Ollele J.-..
AIYO L MANA --·<>-.... ,......_
"Many p roperty owners will be under the JUrisdi~
tion of a powerful new state .~lice power, the Fcnr
Emplo yment Practices ComiiUSSlon, that. would t~ke
a way their right to freely re~t or sell then prope~!1es
as they see fit, if Assembly B1ll 8.01 becomes law.
Pie HANA -·-....Wte Wiler
lM NIWPOll ~101 INSK;N ••• eti!MtM te M e ._..,_ ef .... ~el ·dreWtt.. .... _. 4-. He. AJIIN el tle ~ C..... a. S.Me,
AM elltl 6ty ,..-......., It ....Ufietl .. ,....... el pliWk MriMI ... ~
6ty lew • 1'\e htlfll It ftle OfRtW ..._..,_,
.. .... Cfiy .......... IMch
This b ill takes away the nght of the property
owner to sell o r rent h is propertY. to wh<?msoe.ver he
wi$hes. We are entering upon an age m wh1ch the
right to own property is being sneered at and ma-
ligned. "Protect human rights!" is the c ry of the
h berals. A nd so they chip away at our freedom.s ,
not knowing. or n ot caring, that if they succeed m
destroying our r ight to o wn and mana~e our proper-
ty, "h uman rights" also will c~ase to extst.
SUISCitrnOH lATH
le the Newpert H""'-AIM: O..e year IJ.OO: ._ yeert -11.00 ~· ef tt.. Her6ter AIM: O~~e , .. , -14.00: twe ~..,. -IUO
WORLD PREMIERE FOR
NEW SARTORIO BALLEl:
·Send your p rotests agamst AB 80 l to Senator
John M urdy in Sacramento.
"I dt•llencJe you to eng.9e the enemy, be he • member of
your locl<je, your dturdt, or y04Jr dub: Spe•k. out for fr ... dom
•nd A~Mrice. Hide not your f•i+to. 1n m .. n1n9leu pJet.itudes
·or cultured phr•ws. Cour•9eously denounce the enem1es of
....freedom. Know the truifl of the id~icel 9re•tness _of .our
free republic •nd meet the enemy in forum •nd •~o~dttort~o~m
. . . . . 1 c•U for ~~~~o~nteen to lfM•k in defenw of Americen
liberty. I c•A for voluntee" for tfte dur•tion of the c~.d w~r,
or until de•th."-Sen•tor NELSON S. Dll WORTH of C•llforn••·
from "A Freedom M•nifesto," •ddreu delivered April 16, 1955,
in S•n fr•ncisco before +tte C•liforni• Society of the Sons of +to.e
Am•ican Rev~ution.
* * * e PAYING BLACIMAU. TO COMMUNISM
I agree w ith C o ngressman James Utt . who pro-
tests the atte mpt of Eleano r Roosevelt. Milton Etsen -
hower and Walter Reuther to pay tribute and blac k-
m ail lo the Castro communists for release of some
l 200 pnsoners In a letter to Prestdent Kennedy ,
C ongre ssman Utt asked. ·How low can thts country
smk m the eyes of the w orld to millate suc h a pro·
g ra m of blac kmatl e xpendttures? You m u st reahze
that when these 1 200 ere r elea sed. there w11l b e
1,200. or 12.000. m o re people offered in barter."
T hts Roosevelt-Eisenhower·Reuth er pcoject w ill.
c! course. recetve the c heers of others of their kind-
the far -out l iberal fnnge-and thus communist
C as ro w tll ~be glor ified , and o u r once-proud nation
vnll suffer ano ther gnevous b low.
M r. Utt pro posed the correct alternallv es: E1ther
lcc·te C u be comple tely alo ne o r m ove in w 11h e v e ry
po·.ve r at our comm a n d to s et up a protectiv e g o vern-
ment a w Citing the lime when C u b a JS again capable
c! sel!-government.
* * *
''The Emperor's New Clothes,"
a baller created by An glola Sar·
torlo oC Corona del Mar. W!ll
rl'cclve its world premierl' (his
Saturday. May 27. in Santa Ana
College a uditorium. PerCorm-
,,nC'es will be given at-2 and 8
p.m.
Pionee.r Going
To Stanford
Stanford's Ho;>k in~ ~arlnP Sta.
tlon at Pacific Grove will liter·
ally take Its flr!lt excursion Into
open·ocean biology studies when
Its new ship, the .Pioneer, reports
tor duty early in 1962.
ThP Pioneer. former racing
yacht of George Vanderbilt. was
glvl'n to Stanford last month.
The National Science Foundation
provldl'd 1162.945 to pay for It s
ronverslon Into a marine re.
search vessel and its upkeep for
a s u b seq u en t three-months'
shakedown cntiSl'.
Th<> Pionet'r is SchoonN·
ri ggt'd and has .a 400-hp Die~l
auxiliary. Shl' Is 172 Ccet long.
has a 28·Coot beam and draws
16 feN or watPr. Shl' was built
in 1927 under the name of Cres·
"ida at a <'OSt o( 11.400.000.
Siner 1951 she has b P l' n
"l'wlnging around hPr hook" In
the Nf'wport Beach yacht har·
bor.
liN rl'morlt>ling will C'onsisl of
•·hangt's and additions to avail·
<~Oil' -.p.l<'<'. and Installation of
trawling anrl srwrial wlnf'h
I'I'JUI(lml'f11. <"lcctronir r·ommuni·
!'al ton ;jnd na\•ig:llion g<'ar. plu-.
l·xH·n!'tVI' hyrlrogr.lphil' anrl sri.
t'ntifiC' rrtuipm,.nt.
~hr will ht' o;ta ffNI hv thrN•
-.••ntor .;dl'nti~l~ and a· tfO"~t'n
gratluatP -:turlt'nts. anti will hr
1n .. ,.nirl' throughout lhl:' YNlr,
pnm.HII~ In thl' northr.ts ll:'rn
Pac-ifll'.
MYTH: Free enterprise capitalism means freedom from
social law and a return to th~ law of +to.e jungle. TR UTH: Free
enterprise capitalism means the freedom of individuals to er-
change freely with each other the products of their work under
l"ws that prevent the use of force and fraud. Free enterprise LECAL NOTICE
opposes laws that ta~e from those who produce to give to those CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
who are idle and destructive ..... Socialism is the law of the CALIFORNIA
jungle. where uch is entitled to wh"t he can get by political XI ITH'E IXVITI~G BIDS
pressure, force or fraud, instead of in erchange for whet he SEALED PROPOSALS will be
nives.-From "MYTHS AND TRUTHS ABOUT FREE ENTER. received at t he oW ce of the City ., Clerk. City Hall. City of Newport PR ISE." Coast Federal Savings and Loan Assn., Los Angeles. Beach, CaiiCornla, until 10;30 * * * \ ~~ on thl' 2:2nrl dil\' of Jurw.
• GIVE Us COURAGE TO REMAIN FREE 1961. at which time tlley wil l be pu bllcly opent-d and read. Cor
f.. ·-;oH A '1/,hw~ s r:ler mc: • for :he Urban pPrformlng work as follow~:
~~ ·::-:1 A rim :r..~'r'J l.on. ~"'ame by l!JVtlotto:-t to the PILE P.EPLA<"D<tEXT F'OR :'-IEWPORT OCEA:'-1 PIER C ... , C :, .r.~.! ~~·:r1y se ::;.s!on Monday a!ternoon and ANn s,\J.BO,\ ocEA:'J PIER
ro r• •nr· 3"'i' c:r· I ·o o~~dlm~n-Jt was No bid will be received un1es!l "' ; -• '-"'· ... •· -... -· tt I~ m ade on a proposif=fiiiin .... •r;•·· r_:: rn ·te!Sf" .lic-:1. b e r:ousn M r W tlkJn w arned furnished by the City Engln~r.
:.r.:n •;.rJ' ·=-:,s t:-•-::1 WIJS n~! eas y t::nd that 11 w ould Each bid must be a ccompanied
:.r ' 0 '"' io1 r '-:. p .sh 11 d o wn the rommU ntty S throat h_v ra'1h, f'Nllfi<'d cheC'k or bid·
d..r's hond mad<' payabll:' to th<' :-·.1 •• ,... p~oo .. ~ .s !Jil·! til!ormed (Remind~ m e of a City qt Newport Beach, tor an
.:•::·1 ::rs ' y r::>'J CJ•''e em a ictr nal. hen hang 'em ") amount equal to at least ten per r..-,., c •• .rtr.q nose ;n :he ten•. com e-on cam e cent (10%) of the amount bid. such guaranty to be forfeited ~-·• n '0 .:-r.-t c • -: . .t?·N pkn ~1-:c commumty renewal should the bidder to whom the
.--~ ·• ;r:1 ·11l-:.-:-h p rcv.rles !o:-'J c o mplete survey of contract Is awarded fall to enter
I l 1 S 1 Into the contract. ·: r . ·y u 1' n r::> 'Jt:: .. ua re(.eve opmenl o rne o our In accordance with the pro-
'":. .:-:-.!mr·r. S~"Cmed lo go lor hts tdea b ecause our vlslon.s of Section 1170 of the La·
f"I":-".r.:l ::;clcsm -:m e xpla.ne d that rhe Federal Govern-bor Code. th~ City Council of the
mr n: would pr-&vtd~~ash ~nd there were-no ~!~al~lecf~~~n~~c~r:va:lll~s~
~~gs o'tachelj. \Tnars · free" federcl money, just • rate or per diem wages In the
11 kP 1<'dPr(J\ av:l !0 s -:h ools. and federal s u b sidtes lor I locallty In which the work Ia to , be perCon11ed for each craft or . '!.0 farmers. and free lun c hes ) type of workman or mechanic
Do you get the p icture: ONE OF THE RICHEST needed to execute the contract
CITIES IN THE ENTIRE WORLD h old tng out tis eage r and Is ~et forth In Resolution No. 5198. A ropy of said ~Ju .
hand toward W ashington for some cash for a project tlon .s available In the ottJce of
·,vh.-::h the mayo r describ ed as b eing too expensive the City Cl~rk In the Cl~ of
1 t 1 t f k 1 Newport Beach. . ~r us o pay o r ou o our o wn poe ets All bid• are to be compard on
The sam e day our counctlmen w e re lookmg o ver the baata of the City Enrtneer'a
a budget re por t fro m our city m anager who was estimate or the quanUtla of
h .1. bl .d h • . work to ~ done. p o mtmg out 'Nil )Usllm e pn e t a: our ctty was No bid will ~ aecepted trom
1n PXcelle n fman c iol c ondttio n . But that does not a Contractor who hu not bMn
k t f h ld b · llceMect In accordance wtth the SP.em to e ep our c t y rom o mg out eggtng provialona or Chapter 9 Dlvlalon
h ·:mds to the national government. w htch ts in debt m of Bu.alnes. and PiotaaJonJ
to he a ppalling to tal of almost $300 BILLION dollars . CodePl. be d •
b ·tt· 1 d · t d ana may IHn, &II aorml and many m o re t tons are a rea y commit e . of propoul, bonda, mntrac:t, and
O u r nation 1s edgmg toward financial disaster. apMfteat1011a ma, be obtained
Why? Because of beggars lik e us here in w ealthy ~:-aO:.,e.lf~at~~:
Ne wpor t Beac h , eager to reach into the pubhc trough romta. ,
for hard-earned tax dollars. A refundable ctepo~Jt of t5.tr
1 bee · S · }' ~ on each Mt of plane and spedfl It has correct y n wntten : octa tsm ~,ns at eauona will .,. .._qulNCS.
home. r igh t here in our o wn ~mmun ities, if we d o 11ae OtJ oflf.wpart 8rMdl "'
not have the m o r al courage to resist the lure o f _,...u bl}!-rillltd to• ,..1 ~.f\r
h d f h th. '* be h ) , a .,.. an waft ~ .,. the an -out o w at we tn&. to ot e r peop e I tormalltJ tn ~aC!Ilblda.
money. It's our, o wn m oney, e xtracted from ·all of c:rrr or
us in the first place, sen t on to Washington , then ~IUCB,
doled back to use, minus a n enormous political IIA•XDY a:amovoa,
brokerage fee, which is needed to finance the spread ttd 5 JS.e a.y a.rtr
of tt. evil of socialism througholllt our land. :biWt: '11ay1z. .lu• 1• Dear God, give us courage to remain free. rn the Jlf..,ort Harbor J!n111n
This ballet version of Hans
Christian Andersen's fable· will
be performed by the Danl.'t' The·
atrt' Corona del Mar, which Is
dlrc(·ted hy Miss Surtorio. Italian
chorcographN of the Rome Op.
Na. Floren~Jva) alld New
York City Center 0 (.K'ra.
The b.1llet Include ancient
Greek myths; the Elizabetha n
folk ballad. "Gret>nsleeves,'' and
a retl'llini' of the French .legend,
"The VIntner's Daughter," with
music by Academy award com,
poser Mlkl08 Rozsa.
Guest artist will be Lois Ellyn.
who has dan<'ed 'with the orJg.
inal Ba llet· Ru sse and Balan-
C'hlne·s New York City Ballet.
HN partner will be Joey Harris.
star or top musical rom.-dll's. ..... , .• ., .......
Glfrs for a baby-to-bf> were
showerf:'d upon the grandmother.
~rs. Jack Bayer oC Corona del
~ar, following a brunC'h ar·
ranged by Mrs. Herbert B. ~II ·
IN of :>25 HllZl'l Drivf'. The
mothN ·tO·I>f'. ~trs. Harold S;>tl ·
INS I Linda Bayer I or Santa Ana.
had been ordPrl'd to bed by hf'f
dO<·tor anrt was unable to altend.
Making thl'lr presentations
WNP MmC's. Robert vom Clert.
W.tlt<>r Charam1 . .1, Ralph Phelps.
A II'C Schva f7, G<'OrfZI' Wiscma n.
~ary Fill, St uart Nolton. John
Nl'lson Jlurll. S 1 a nIP y Hill.
J,1mrs ~ir'Cay, }J('nry Napi('S, a nd
RohNI Flanrgln, S. R. Nrwcomer.
r.us Brr lln. Rnymond Ager anct
Jumes Goodman.
2.&00111 EalpiOJM Hiretl
~hi' 2 . .'i00rh l'mployN' hired at
Ford Aemnutronic is Sherman
PNit'. 2$14 Buc-knell Rd .. Costil
)Jt·~ .... wc·ounlttnl 111 J.(ow•rnml'nl
prOJX'riY a c·c·ount. finanrf' <II'·
partml"nt. AN(m utronk thus
ri'.H'hNI the> half way mark In its
~ntl or :1.noo pcoJIIe at its Xl'w·
rort Bl'arh plant by thr <'n<l oC
1962.
EXEBCJSE WDfTEft SHIELD
!'Pf'<'lalist Fivt.' llnrolll D. IIO<I ·
~on. son of :'fl rl'. Wi lma J. Sim-:.
J.jf,O PlliCI'nlla Avl'.. ~~·wport
RPa l·h. and Army Pre Jo:-.f'Jlh ~.
\.rant. son of Josrph A. Gr .. nt.
12.1 list ;o;r.. :-lcwporr. parl k ipot ·
rt1 r<'C't•nrly with othl'r JWr!':onnf'l
ror thC' Eighth lnfnnt ry Division
tn F:xl'ft·i~t' Win lf'r Shield II nl
thl' Grnfl'nwohr·Hohcnkls train.
ing nrl',l In Germany.
NEW -KIWAJfJI 11EIIIEBS
Xf'w ml'mh<'NI of the Corona
t1t•l Mar Kiwanis Cluh arf' Bob
Mr Farrl'n. ownN ot the Mug
Shop, 302 1 E. ('oas t lhvy. and
Paul Laeson. owner of Mr. Paul's
~Pn's Shop. 2.515 E. Coast Hwy.
NED FENTON PBOIIOTED
Cadet Cpt. Ned Fenton. son or
~fr. and M"'. Harold Ff'lnst~>in .
7.31 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle. hu
hf'en promot~>d to thP rctnk or
catl«>t SNfZf'llnt in thf' ROT<' CadM
Corps or Brown M!Jltary Acad·
Pmy, CIPndora.
LECAL JfOTJCE
:-JOTJCE TO CREDITORS
SU PERIOR COU RT OF THF.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
TH E COU:in ' OF ORANGE
No. A ·37261
F.<~liltl• nf
HILDRED HANSEN.
Dccca&('d.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to thf' rredltors of the above
named d('CPdrnt that all perttOns
having clalma agains t the salct
decedent are required to file
thMl. with tht-necc!Mary vouch.
en~. In the offl~ of the clerk of
thf' al)ove f!ntltJed court. ot to
p~nt thttm, with the n~ry
vouchers. to lhe undeiiCI')ed <at
LAw Offlc.'8 or rrankUn and
Franklin. laf East 18th Sti'Ht,
Costa M..a, C&Ufomla: Whlch Is
the place of bush~ ol the un·
derslcned ln all m.tten s-rtaln·
ln1 to the eetate ol •ld dfcoed·
f'ftt, within slx lftOflths attn the
tint publlc.&on ol thl1 nottc..
O.e.d .... , 30. J.t.
VliGIJIUA LOJfGMI:YD
AclaiAIItrabU of tiM
tttat• ol aa.o.. naiMd
clec.oeclent
FI.AJifKUif ancl J'IAKXIJif,
107 kit lith ltrMt.
Cotta Mae. CaUf.amla.
Tet..: LlbertJ a.mt Anom.,a tor AclmDI·---
tatrattx. •
Publllll: ..., J1. Jut I.L. & .11 In tiM lif..,ert ..,.. _.,.
e A noTuT 1'0 C. T.A.
Mr. Carford G. Gordon,
RHeuc:h ExecutJve,
Calllomla Teachers AMoclaUon
17~ Mu~hlaon Drive
Burllnaame, Callfornla
~ar Mr. Gordon.
Tltree years a&o I Ntlred from
reachin& to raise a family. What
has happened to the C.T.A.
since tha t Ume? I have just
finished NadJna your Memoran-
dum to locaJ teachers' U8«la ·
Uons and school penonnel re ·
gardinl the Birch Society and
''related groupe."
While not a member of the
John Birch Society nor th~
Cardinal Mlndsunry Foundation,
I am a Catholic and a ron~erva·
live, and vigorously object to
your a ttempt to smear the con-
servative viewpoint.
The ~emorandum states. "Jt Is
lurnlshl'd so that thOSt' con·
cerned may be able to recognl7.e
und deal with groups and lndl·
viduals who have a ttackf!d, or
may attack. publlc education In
California." Who, mlrht I ask.
has a more legitimate right to
voil.'t' criticism of the publlc
schools than the taxpayers artd
parents?
Has It suddenly become un·
Ame rican or controversial to try
to Improve our existing public
school system? Or Is It already
so perfect It n('('dS no Improve·
ment?
It the N.E.A. and C.T.A. would
put morl' time on constructive
betterment or education. and
Jess time and money on criticism
of groups and Individuals who
arl' working for better schoola,
perhaps our school t'hlldr1!n
would be a Jot better ofl.
Marcia Y. Nordlund
5710 Seashore Drive
Newport Bea(·h. Calle.
* * * • TBE AMEBJCAJI WAT
Publisher oC the Ensign.
Drar Hop.
Here is a 2·ycar renewal or
my subsrriptlon. r like your
stand on what you think should
be the Amerlran way. Good
lurk. ·
*
Les ll'belJ
Balboa
* * • CHILD CVIDANCE CLINIC
lftela. Ita .. and national IUr·
veys mclkate tbat AT SOMJ:
TIME DUlliNG ntEIR 'IWELVE
$CHOOL YEAU. approaJmateJy
1b~ ot the IK'hool·aae chlldr.n
mJahf.. be' npected to enc:ouarer
lilrn&nr or behavior proiJ-.ma
which would requiN proleaional
help for the family. 'nita does
not mean that any alven time
lO"k ol the chlldrefl would N·
quire a•lstance. W~re thla to
be true, no slnale community
service ai'ency, or even aroup of
voluntary agencltoa, could hope
to handle the tremendous caae
load.
2. The paid profesalonal staff
of SCCGC will condut't a dlag·
nostlc and treatment program u
outlined and recommended by
the Profeulonal Advisory Com-
m ittee to the Jay Board of Dl·
r('('tors. A sound professional
program Is auured as the Pro·
(('Stdonal Advlaory Committee is
rompoeed of a child psychiatrist.
a peychlatriat, clinical psychol-
ogU!ll, a pediatrician and a
number of other medl<'al special.
lsta. 11184! comprise the volun-
teer committe who will outline
and plan a medical program In
accordance with the m08t recent
scientific a dvancea In peychlatr1c
m~dlclne as practiced In the na·
tlon'a Jeadlna medical teaching
centen1 and hoepltala. This Is
the same method of planning
an~ operation as used by all
reputable community hospitals
and clinics of all types. In
actual practice, the Jay bo4Lrd or
directors of all such Institutions
concern thenuelves leu with
the day to day conduct of pro.
fesalonal medical pro,.ram than
with the bualnesa problems or
the organization. The proCes·
slonal starr lor advisory com·
mltteel ar(' the ones who are
most closely cooncerned with ron-
dut·tlng a ml'dlcal program In
a<'<'ordance with the highest pos-
slhll' professio nal standards.
3. While it Is thl' desire of
th~ Board of Dl rP<'tors a nd the
Profes~ional Advisory Committee-
that tht' SCCGC may be estab·
Jlshed ln a general hMpltal In
the area to bt> sl'rved. thiK Is
not a neC'esslty Cor providing lhf'
Vf'ry Clnt'SI or child guidance ser.
viC'e to the <'ommunlty. This has
be(>n outsi,Bndlngly <>xempllfl'd
by th<' fllmous R«'ISs·Davis CliniC'
for Child Guldanc(' in Lo5 Ange-
(Answer to a INtc>r In the May lc>s now ratl'd onl' or thl' ll'adcrs
II Enslgn.l In tht' fields oC trt-atment. train· ~1r. Sheldon F. Crurldock lng and rel'f>arch ln this medical
2:.!6 Hellotropl' Avenue area. RPISS·Davis OCC'uples Its
Corona del Ma r own building and has no physi·
As mf'mbers nf thf' Board or ca l connection with any hospital
Directors and f>rofc•ssional Ad· of any kind.
\'i'IOI)' ('ommittPI' or tht' South SCCGC Is not In competition
Coa!<t Child Guidan<'f' Clintc>. we> wllh any other agenry or hos·
fl·I'J ohli){atcd to rl'ply to yuur pltal attc>mJJtlng to provlrle help
re<<ent INter <'Onccrnlng I hr or· Cor troubled children and thf'ir
ganizat.on and orll'rutlon or our rarf'nrs. ThN(' Is at.:prcsent no
pro~d new <'<>mm unity S('rvlc•<' mrdir11J f,1rillty or this type 'ln
agl:'nC)'. the county. No on<' dink or hos·
I. \\'(' han• st:~t c·d In our 1111h nl t<~l ron till this nl'cd. With
li<>hrd m:llerial that thl'rr I~ nn l hl' mtrllmum start WP !':halt-br
unusua lly high dPgrf'f' nf ••mu thlt• 111 aftort1. we know I based
IIIJnallv dlsturhetl chllllrt•n In rm opl'ratJons nt othl'r clinics!
Orange Counly or tlw rro ..... r that 111 mn~t WI' s hall he a biP
towns we int<'ntl lo :-c•r' 1· In ro a:-•-H!'t unly betWl'<'n 25 and 50
fact. loc~tl l>Uf\'f')'S. all )if'ld 1 fnmtl ws d month. ThNf'fore. we•
about thr s<•ml' n•sull'> as thalli' I r.·l' limlttnJ: our servlct' area to
c•onduetNI on Malt' anrl nationa J j thC' l>enrh cllil'S of thf' county.
n01 THE IIILE
For the Father hlmst'lt
loveth you. beC'aUS<' yc hav<'
lovf'cf me. anti have bf>llf'ved
that I came out from God. I
ram<' forth from the Father.
a nd am rome Into the world;
again, I leave the world. and
go to the Father. (St. John
16: 27. 28.)
Marine Band
to Play Here
Thl" 1-:1 Toro Marine band will
help wind up the activities or
the· school year Cor the Harbor
VIew Parent Faculty Orjpnil.a ·
tion on Saturday, May 27. The
banrt concert will bealn at 11
a.m. at the family picnic on tht>
school play,.round.
Th~ PFO awards. scholarship •• c •• ,., f ..... and gltta to the school will allo
bP p~ntecJ. Mlss Vlralnla
---
We haw been tq.Jd bJ famJly
phyalc&a-. mlnlat•n, probation
oatters and other Jaw enforft·
nwnt otnc.,. that were we In
operatlon rtaht now, they would
Immediately refer auch numbera
ot dlatrHMCI ramJUe. to ua that
we would lind ourNIYH bur·
dened with the aame type of
waltlnl lilt aa d~ every other
auch clink In the country.
We heartily endorse and aup.
port the Children'• He»pltaJ of
Oranp In tta.lr pla n to alao pro.
vide a child IUidance aervlc..
Our county nHda both. Several
of our board and profeM!onal
committee members arl! WOI'klnt
dUI1ently toward the IUCC'HII ol
that new Jnatltutlon •• they are
tor ours. We believe we ahould
all cooperate and wortce toaether
to solve our community prob·
Jems Instead of dOubtlnt ant!
Impugning one another's motives
to such an extent that the job
of rendering voluntary commu-
nity service becomes an onerous
and dltflcult burdt'n to the In·
dlvlduaJ citizen a nd his fam ily.
Sln~rt'ly
Jrma E. Onenber&.
President
Ralph Myers Jr., Attorney
Board or Directors
Tom W. Roblnaon. M. D.
Robert C•~-c:ca. M. D.
Prc.:., ... ,,onal Advhwry
Committee
* * *
eON LEAJllfDIQ TO QVARJlEL
Publisher of the Ensign,
Dear Hop.
The menta l ferment ca used by
all the arguments pro and con
about so many rontroversllll
subjects. the continuing cold
war. nucl<'ar w.-apona of war·
Care. tht' a('('('leratf'd pa~ of
world evolution; add<'d to the
normal tribulations to which
man Is heir. demand!'l an ()('('a·
siona I rc lea.<>c Crom reality: a
haven wher<' onP's mind can
attain th<' romfor -of quiet
things. And what, In all Jltera -
tiJrc. othe r than the Blblt', shows
the stupidity or nee-d less striCe
better than the !!tory told by Ty·
rannlus RuCi nus In his "HI!uoria
Monachorum In Aegypto," oC
two andPnt hermit!'! who hnd
llv<'d pencf'Cully together for
yPars:
"At last one of th«'m said to
the other. simply. 'L<'t us hav(' a
quarrt'l as othl'r ml'n havl'.' And
whPn the othN amcwer~>d that he
did not know how to quarrel. th,.
til'8t rt'pllcd. 'Look her<'. I will
placl' this stone In the midst !)(>.
twPen you and ml'; I will say It
Is mine. and do you say that Is
not tru(', but that It Is )'Ours-
and In this mannN wc.> will
mak(' a quarr<>l.'
"And pladng a ~tone In th<'
midst, hp said, 'Thl!i! stont' Is
mine· and the other !l:tld. 'No. It
Is mine:· nntt the first Mid. 'II
'"' not yours. but mine· An d
lh(' othi'T sa1d. 'It II b<> ynurs.
then takP II' Anrt. in s hort.
tht-y roulct hy no mPan!'l contrivf•
to qu.urf'l. bf'lnJ:: so ac-cu!ltomNI to 1ware ...
John W. C'nmcrnn
Corona dt•l Mar.
... ... .... .....
FIIIIIJ
•• 1111 •&WIOft AY&. ......... c. .......
Eugene Greenwood. 413 Poln-~ Booth Ia chairman of the awa rd
settia Ave .. Corona del Mar. has commltt~ a nd Mrs. VIrginia
been elect~ preside nt and I Blount will ualat her. Ma in
r hainnan of the board of dlrec· award will be-the 1100 grant to
tors or the newly formed corpor. a graduatlna Newport Harbor
arion. Flow Systems Inc.. Cor Rli'h School senior. who plana to ·------•••••• manufacture and sale of a new continue hls schoollni' In the
type of valvtt Invented and education field.
patented by Mr. Cr4!enwood. All famlllea at Harbor VI~
The corporation was capltal~zed School are lnvJted to bring th~lr
at 1200.000. plcntc lunchea and join In the
The valve. bued on ·• new ev~nt, aooordlna to Mr. a nd Mrs.
principle of flow control, Is' used Bill Marriner, r.Urlna co-preal·
prlnclpaJJy In chemical proceu-dentl.
Ina and mJutle around support. --------..........
New offtefl'S ol the Newport
Harbor Unaltlllateta of P£0 aft
Mnl. R. L Sllnlna o1 e-ta w ...
chalrma.n; IilJa. J. H. r.-teraon ol
Corona ct.l Mar. secmary: Mra.
Autin Pttzpralcl ol eo.ta a...
t.rft8ulft, and lin. Paul Hanna
o1 IA)'U'at. chapJ&Jn. Mra. a. c.
StOMr ol Corona del Mar II ad· vt.tf, r
...., ..
Jud)' Balcer. claqht« of Mr.
and Mrs. John Balcer Jr .. 700
MaJabar Dr., Irvine Terrace, hu
bHn Initiated Into ~ Delta
Pl. national SpanUah lanruaae
honorary ~ a t De11Mr~ Unl·
wnft:y. GranvtU~ •. Ohio. Judy.
a .opbomcft, alad ... •1«1ed
pubUdtJ ehalnnan of tt.. .,.
def:r.
"Ira run to o,..
In Publon"
-C. OOAIT HIOIIWAY
OCJeOifA Da. 11M
oa:JI.a....,
liN. l:arl Corbtt of lalltoa ,..,..... oa u. NC."8ftt llatt con,_••• when tiM poup IMt ICandaJ' ............ ., ..... 0 . w. auw 1a a.aa.... ....._ lohn
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Won't you step Into our epl·
eurean parlor and see what our
Joe has carved up tor you with
his gold plated carvln& knife?
We're rollin& out the plush car·
pet this week end and we've
hired a brass band ... to In·
troduce to you glamor entrees
the likes of which hAve never
crossed the doors of any super
market anyplace anywhere be·
fore ever . . . Hold onto your
appetites and sin k your teeth
Into Joe's new Chef Cut creations.
* lf•wporter lteab ••• bcabe·
que .... Mrft two •••• luky
Jfew Y...._ atMIL buttedlled
.............. wttla .....
....... .......... -taTwe
pMc1N oC top ail1o&D atecdl cut
4 lKMe tJakiL tied toptber
cn.....S tM outside wttla tiM
l .... t oC beef rlbe fNID the
,..._, oC rib ....... lad .....
tiM tep wttJa • ~Met .. aDOW'Y
fat for extra laid ...... • J .. .....................
............ wttb • real blgb t..,.rcmu.. tbea aUce lib a
Cbateaubdc~Dd •••
* ~l r. and ~Irs. Stra ks m ight
brina an argumt>nl or two: ont'
Is siiM.'d thk k and onr Is s llct'd
not so thick. Now who Is going
to havt' which ? Filets Mignon,
so round and pPrfc-ct. wrapped
t{'nderly In strip!' of bacon ...
Rib roast.<~~, gl'ntly boned and
rollt>d flavorfully for barbc'qut'
spits ... For them that still
likes their potatocs'n gravy n
Combo Roast ... Now dig this
tor fan('y drippings. A pl('('e of
sirloi n tip and a pie-ce or bone·
less pork loin are tied together
tor roasting .
* Pork wttJa • C\Litoal beat •••
Pod teaderleAD roaata, butter·
fly pork cU,. ... Shafted Pod ~ abeut two laches tblck.
JDCide ~ wbn podleted
wltb AI hclr'Cie'a pAtted ..,.._
• • • Crowa aoaata of pork
wttJa tiM Uttle ptak btU. all
cnouDd oa top • . •
* Luscious Lamb . Crown
roasts of lamh ... Lamb racks
(the prime" rib partl ... King
Alphonzo Lamb Chops
doublt>, small. loin lamp r hops
In one pl~-e. cut right ac;ross the
loin, so you only have to serve
one not two . . . Udo Lamb
Rolis: Roll out your rotiMeries
nnd have a barrel or flavor
watchlni this goodie go round
and round . . . the rib portion
of the lamb bonect and rolled
with a pork tenderloin lied on
the lnsidf.' ... Saratoga Lamb
Chops: a boned lamp chop.
s k.,wert>d tor dc•lcctable broiling.
* lpeda1 tnat for II barbe·
era-. su. -ltMita. cut ..... tJUcll ........ ~....,
wtU.. alice of pl ........ ...
-~dMny ••• J ..
............. trip te .n.
AtMna-. WlaC~Mala ••• ...S talbd .. tbe , .... ....,. ,,..
, .... Dab7 r ...... ...
I• barbequiD9 muat haft aa
extra ~ b...., .. old ..
They dood It )uat f• oar Joe.
* Ever yen for a Kabob, but
don't want to s tring It ... Now
you cnn buy 'f.'O'l rf.'ndy made ...
Luscious cubes of Be-ef or lamb
with mushroom!!. bc.-11 pepper,
onions a nd tomntMS ... Shrimps
struntt with fresh plnt>rtpple and
glnaN root ... Srallops, CCJly
wltb tOmAtCM'!J and zuct'h lnl ...
,.. ........... t mdfed
wttla wiN .... -...... .... ............... ..... .
.. ••• • • • la.any. tiM ......
.. u.Jted •••
* Ah m~ ... d~am• aN' mack-
of umptuous t'ats llkt' thMe ..•
htore a t Rlchard't of the Lido
Shope. Newport Beach . . ,
.
Tuesday Club
Board Named
To keep the TUesday Club
runnJnK smoothly for another
year, the executive boerd hu
been formed and new chairmen
ot varlou• a ctlvltiN and aervloea
announced by the pr81dent, Mra.
Geora~ Wl~~eman.
On the executive boerd are
Mrs. Ellis M~ndenhall. flrtanc.
lal secretary; Mrs. Richard Love.
bud&~: Mra. Ted Martin, parlla·
mentarla n; Mrs. Ha rry Rou.
h latorlan; Mrs. Richard Worl,
melho-publlcatlon: Mra. Stewart
Nolton, luncheona: Mrs. Ernest
McClelland, rHCrvatlona; Mra.
lack Bayer, hoapltallty; M111.
Charles M o w er, decorations;
Miss Nina J~wel Lemon, books.
Chairme n of sections are Mrs.
Ralph Phelps, bridge; Mrs. l..Au·
renee Wrleht, rtne arts; Mrs.
Oscar Anderson, garden; Mrs.
Herbert Cornelius. golf; Mrs.
Ja ck Langenbach, juniors; Mrs.
Charles Fouts, music; Mrs. Ar·
thur Kemper, travel, and Mrs.
R. W. Buree. tickets.
Fiesta Slated
by Marin·eras
With their 'sights alrPady
placed o n Aueust 26. when their
ann ual fiesta w111 be hc>ld, mem-
hers of Las Marlneras, Newport
Beach Womf.'n's Auxiliary of
Family Service A.'4s n. of Orangr
County, havP dire-cted the ways
and means comm ittee to con·
tlnue with plans throughout the
summer months.
Las Marlnerall, a United Fund
agenc:r. will hold lls Fiesta at
the hom<' of Mrs. RotK>rt TurnN
of Shore CliHs. Proceeds w ill
pay for a scholars hip tor a
graduate USC student majoring
in social servlcf' work. Las t
year's r<'<"ipient of the award is
now a tuJI.Um<' counSt'lor In the
Santa Ana Family ~rvke Of·
lice.
Las ~1arlncras members arf.'
volunlet>r workers Ql the United
Funcl drivP. whlrh supports
Fa mily Scrvkl', ar<'ordlng to
~1rs. Johnson .
Mrs. Walt<'r Worthen of Las
Marineras ha~ bet>n appolntvd to
thr board of dlrl'ctors of Orangr
County Family Servk r As.,.n.
Mrs. Blackmar
Heads League
Mrs. Robe-rt Bla<'kmarof Balboa
Is land took over the g •• vel as
prt>sldent at la"t Thur"dny'.s
meeting o(·thf" Newport ChapiN
of the National Chariy ~..<>ague.
:O.tN. J ames J. Ey mann or Llc1o
Is le was lnstalll.'d ru1 fiNit vi''~'
president; Mrs. John B. Cirl'l'n of
Cli It Haven. Sf"rond vier prt'SI·
dt>nl; M ~. Cheste-r 1-'. S:tlll'lbury
of Irvine TPrracc. thfrc1 vk l' pres·
ldt'nt; ~rs. George D. Burrola of
Lido Isle. rerording SN'I'l't ary;
:O.frs. Ja (·k E. Schilling of Santa
Ana. rorrespondlng !'<'('tt•ta ry:
Mrs. Floyd A. Blowrr of Santi\
Ana. treasurN, and ~Irs. William
Tritt or Lido J<;Jc-, l>a rlia·
rnentarian. ......... ., .....
Last party of the season for
the l rvint> Terrare group of the
Orange Co unt y Philharmonic
will be a trip to the DodgN·
Giant b.'\S4.'ball gamc> in Los An.
gelcs June 2. MPmbers and
guests will lea\'1' on a chartN t'd
bus from lrvinP Terrare Park.
Mrs. Robert Hanlt'y is In r harge
of arrangement$.
CJilL roa TBE ROODS
A daughter, Linnea LaVcrnt>.
7 lb. 8 oz.. was born to :0.1r. and
Mrs. Ralph L. Hood. 1560 Pia·
centla av~.. W c s t Newport
Htoights. In Hoa.g Hospita l on
Thursday. May 18.
CJaL F08 Qt:JifD8VICS
A dauehter, Lau~t Kristine, ~
lb. 5 oz .• was born to Mr. a nd
Mrs. l..AwrenN:" K. Gundrum Jr ..
701 Marguerite Ave., Corona del
Mar, In Hoag Hospital on Moh·
day, May 15. He r grandpart'nlll
are Or. and· Mrs. La wrvm-c K.
Gundrum of Laguna 84'arh.
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CoroDa cle1 Mar
Auto Partl
& Palat
I R~tWJ(J.~
By Louise Meteer
·~on yoyage'
. Party Slated
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Ia .......... '""' .............. patbetlc. • • •
It was a healthy appearing philodendron plant with shiny
areen leaves that almost ruined my day. Thf' thing was for sale
In a florist shop. It cost $1 4.95 and no doubt was worth every
cent, since It could, with a mere sponging of soapy water, be made
to serve In some corner of the room or patio Indefinitely. To be
aur~ It would otrer no moments of great joy to the beholdrr. send·
lng forth an Inquisitive tendril of new gn>en growth In apprt'clatlon
of tender care. But then, neither will It cause a ny anguish by
re fus ing to respond to Magic, black or otherwise, or ll'fl ·OV<>r leaves
from an old tea bag.
There were flowers In the shop. too. Beautifu l a rrangl'ments
of waxen blossoms. each perfert, Its stem w;red to bc.-nd in thP
right direction, and its colors defying nature. You can buy one,
and take lt homt>. all set tor summer. fitting it to Its own corner
on the cort~ table, so that friends may look tor It ea c.'h tlmr they
call, or you may make your own arrangement without evN onrf'
soiling your hand~. or pril'king your fingt>rs.
There Is much to be . .aid for this synthf'tlc mode or Jiving, ot
c.'ourse, and who could deny that evf'n in tht>ir artitld dllty suc.'h
flowers art' beautiful.
And yet .... all the perfume In the world rould not give
them h~U the sweetness or bouquf>ts that l tf'membN'
Thry were not arra nged according to any partic.'ul..ar "rhool of
thought. They we re seldom comprised. In the Orll'ntal way, of a
few ~Wiect blossoms followtng some df.'llcatt' form.
No. These were bowls of roses spilling nvl'r. rlrlftlng tht>ir
fa ding petals on a mahogany tahlt> top: bright marigolds In nn
old bf•an pot, placed on the k itchPn window sill lx'f•au~· they WN<'
pungrJ\1 with good spring sme lls. Thcs<' WNr the first hutlcrt•ups
and lady slippers gathered In the meadow, and blul'bf>lls from thc-
hlllalde, brought In Hmall. damp hands as otrPrings of aff<'c.'lion.
and arraneed with perspiring, tongut'·ln·<·ornt>r-of mouth conc{'n .
tratlon, In a bottle savt>d because ''It's so pretty ."
These were roses accented with bouvnrdia and 1·aught with
ri bbons for a wedding day; and d(.'('p pink C'<'<'il brunurrs In a pale
blue shoo on a hMpltal bedside table; thcsP were jonqu1is gathe-red
In the s pringtime to be forever ctchrd In mPmory, and red, rt>d
ros('fJ that wilted overnight. yet lived torcvf.'r.
So buy your waJCen flowers and llvv with them if you must;
plant your gardens with flowering s hfubs and dig the swf't'l pt>as
und('r. Slly to your rOS<'s, "You're too much troublt>," and bury
your scf'dlings b4>neath the patio floor.
You'rt• living In a synthetic.' world .... bright. lwautlful and
alm~t pertert, and if you don't know that you·r<' mi,slng $Omr .
thing who am I to tell you?
With 4 of Its mf!mbera slatf'd
tor June d~parture for Hawaii.
tht> Kamailna KJub of Nt-wpon
fl arbor i.l makln& plans for •
bon voya&~ party and luau u a
t a r e w e 11 for Mmes. Don&Td
Gr~n. Rudy Choy. .lack Swart
and Betty Stroup.
Th~y will meet today, May
21, at) thl> home ot Mrs. Donald
Burns, 321 Catalina Ave .. ~ew
port Heights. Mrs. Carroll .\lm
was hoatess recently In ht>r
tropical home which hec hus-
band design~d at 40 1 Holmwoo<J
Drive, Newport Heights. Mrs.
George Kopa of Newport B<'a rh I
and Mrs. Jean Simonson fJ f Los
Alamitos WN(' taken Into mt>m·
bf>rshlp at an Initiation pany In
Long Beach.
Barber Shop
Sing June 3
"BarbershoppPrs" will come
from a s far as Phot>nlx a nd Sdn
Diego for the fourth annual Bar·
bn Shop Harmony Show. to be
held at p.m. Saturday. J unr 3.
a t the Orange Coast College
a uditorium.
Thl' :'\ewport Harhor ChapiN,
wht<'h is s ponsoring lhP show .
wilt b~> rt>~JrPsentPd b~ a rhorus
dlrN·tt>d by C·harlle Brown.
Bob Newton of Costa M~>sa is
c·ha ptl'r presldt•nt. Gl{'n Jones of
('O"Ia !\1{'Sil ali cha irman for lh<'
!!how. a nd Bob Wyre of Corona
dt>l ~1ar is in l'harge of !!lag~> ""'
lings .
Scholarships
Are Awarded
Sl>ven haroor art-J stutl~>nt~
h:l\e bcf'n sell"<'tt>d a.s ~>l.ttc•
"·holar<~ tor 1961·62 by the !lt.ttl•
•wholaNhlp romm1!> ... 10n.
Stulients attendrng ~I'\\ ,J<>rt
Jl arbor HtJ:h 5<-honl on the il ... t
lnr>ludP Carol Bu llo.•k. :ll7 .\
~l argucrltt:> An•. Corona d••l
~lit r: PamPia Thom~n. 301 In '
YESTERDAY'S MEDICINJ,
TODAY'S CO~ P'EED \
\ ,hMt ume ago. people thought black strap molas!OeS
'-'.-\ drocu\e ttc:;~tmeru for anarua 'and rheumatism.
T od.ty '-'C L.no"' better. \\e wouldn't think of rclyina
on "home rcmcd.es" when we have so many fut-
actma. reliable modem mediC:ltion~ available to us.
But remcmber-mo~t medicines should be takea ooJy
upon the ad\ioe or your physician. The oat time
you're not fcel•na up to par, ICC your doctor fint.
l"hcn, tf ht orders medication., come to us for quality
pracriptJon tetv~Ce.
Christensen Phcrmacy
-· L COAST IIWYw C080JfA DEL MA8
OIUOLE a -2550
WALTAH C.LARKE'S
IIAWAJIAJI IBOn America's Largs t Selection
Rounda da Clock Hawaiian Fu hJon O....lua.6E..._
-MAaDIE AVE.. aAUOA IJLAJQ) oaa ...
•• TUYB. IEIVIGE
DAR Chapter Will Give
Medals to History Pupils
lll.story ml'dal.s will bP award.
1'11 lli'XI Wf'(•k lo Wlnnf:'r.S of 14
fifth grad<' r lassN; of lla rhor
Vif•w. ~ewport Bl'aeh. Nl'wport
llei~hts and M~rincrs el<'mcn·
tary schools. ~Irs. James B.
Taylor, actin~ historian of Col.
William Cdbt'll ChapiN, DAR.
of Newport fk'ttl'h. will hf' In
t·httrKC'.
A vi'. Corona del ~tar; Ral!Jh 1
,
Currt>nt offlrN -. who wilt !>.• Chnmnl'ss. 2123 t:nion Avf'. Co!> AIR-HOTELS-RAIL-SHIPS-TOURS-CRUISES
~I n thl'ir sec-ond y<'ar 11f offlrc-ta ~l t>sa: Judith S•·hm1t1t .. G.-,.1
1
FOREIGN TRAVEL SPECIALISTS
art' ~1rs. Ju lian C' Brook". r~>gvnt ; Joa nn St., Costa ~fp.:a, and D•,t nt• ~;;;;~=:;;;;;,::~=:::;;;~:;;::~~~:;;~~~;;;;;;;~;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~ Mrs. Harold R. Wlc.'kNsham. Vkt' ~f. ~khwllrtt., 222:"~ Laurl'l Pl.. r
rt·~wnt ; Mr . Adrian lrvinf'. chap· ~('WI>Ort Hr tght.s.
lain; ~1rs. Grorgt> D. Buc('ol.1. Dvnic-t' Cameron. :)()8 O.thll.•
rf.'Ct>rtllng Sf'<'rPtary; ~''"· Davlrl Avl.'., Corona del ~tar. nnothrr
Petc-nsf'n. <'Ot rf' pondin~: "f'l'r<' -.tall' "•·holar. I" now atu•ndtn~ \
11ry; ~1r-.. C E. Sto\,d l Jr P omona Collf'gt>. f ra nk J
trea~urN: ~l r!'. :\h rtll' Slau~ht~>r. Rr.,wn. 3116 Sum.ttra Pl . co ... t.•
rc-,£t<:trar: ~Irs. ~toull'y ~t.uw. :'>f,•..a. attrnrltng ~.·wp(>rt llt11
hi',IOrtoltl; :'>IN :\'r(( \' Wll llarn<,.l Mr. lllgh : ·h,lnl. 1m·k~>•l II\••
llbr.ttl•tn. a nd ~f rs. Jamt>~ B. jtm 1or t·ollt'gt> '"''''' •' '' ho~l tr
Tdylor. parllaml'ntarlan. I -.hrp roll.
T hr final mN•tlng of thr yc•a r
will tw hl'ld today. ~fny 2.). <tl
the-homP of :'>trs. W. E. Ft~her
of Shorl' Cll ffs. D«'SS4'rt wilt bc.-
~N\Pd anci .\trs. Robert Woods,
lonJ: &>ar h harpist. will prt'sf'nt
a pro~ram. Designer
Dresses • RESTAURANT
Ballet Prop• Set
The Cercheltl Council Junior
Bail(•t Co. w ill pl't'~nt 2 one--act I
bollf't~ a nd lhl' 3-act ··snow
Whitt'" "' 4 p.m. :>umlay, ~lay 1
~. an the ~l'wport llarhor High 1
School auditorium.
I
f or "Little ._, ..
at the
··continental Cui lne
a t Hs \'t>ry Best"
Rar •
Ca I I t o r Rese r vatlonE
CIIIL FOR CE.IfTILS
A daughiPr, JamiP Lynn. 7 lb
6 oz .. was born to Mr.· and Mrs. 1
James F. G<'ntll. 1068 Rutlanci I
Rd .. Wf's tr llrt. In Hoag Hospital
on Tursday. May 16.
Sample Sha'k 22tO BAD08 aoM.EV AJU), COSTA MESA. CALIFOUlA
Telepboae Uberty 1·1035
•
153 E. l7tb ST .. COSTA MESA
Ml 1·1300
The clitllale coulJn•t he
better .for buying a lll'W JET-S.liOOTH CIIEI1BOLET
(and that's the car more people are bu11ing!)
'The wis h·l·had-a-C hevy sea.'«>n 's here! Summer 's in l'lijlht.
Horizons are brightening. Vacation plans :u'\' pt;"rco l:\ting.
It's the most rewarding time of the year to stop by :md
talk buv with vour C hevrolet dcalt>r. • And why not do
more than j ust .talk!'Take a J et-smooth Chtovy out on the
road. That wonderfully gentle ride you'll feel is what wto're
eo proud of (Full Coil auapension and a chassisful of oth«
See the new Chevrolets at your local aut
ro.1d tamCN ::Lre n>sponsiblt>l. t n. ... I)\'Ct the ~uh·ant:lJ;tt" of
tht• finely built Bod y by FL ht•r nom· c,an matl·h ll an
Cht•\TOit>t 's fi('ldt Look owr tlw fu ll --.·lt'<'tton of rnodds
and com p:u't' tbe priet~ t 1 Stx nnd \' J \'1·. moot h C'ht'\'at"'
art' priet'd below compara blt• compNtla \'t' mo.!t•J .. • . • So
now you know wh)' mort' fll'Oplt:> art• lnlytn~ Cht'\'ll'" than
any other mal.t>. J u'{t o nt• other t hanj:t -ch('('k tht> swl>et
t.r.~dt. ... in allowance your Cht>vrolt·t dt•alt·r can ofTl'r you
now. 5«> ho w E>:l! y it is Lo blo~som out in a new Cllt.•vroll'l7
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DR. RILEY IS . ELEOED -
PRESIDENT OF JAYCEES
Election of otrl«'ra tor the
Nt>wport Harbor Junior Chamber
of Commer«> waa h<'ltl Thursday
evenlne at the Huri<'Y BeH Res·
taurant. Corona dt>l ~tar. Newly
elected officers ()re Or. Roger Rl·
ley of Harbor Highlands. presl·
ESSA '1 <.:ONTE!>T WINNERS v.·ere honored rece "'ilY ot o brei.IH&st meeting of the Newport Her·
bor-Cosr& Me o Bo&rd of Reollors. Pictured ho ·c iroM left, &re 01..nc&1 Hardesty. re<y boord
president: Goil Row&n , deugl,ter of Mr. &'ld Mrs. Eve·~·r Rowo n .. 12 Ill Pembroke Ln .. Westcliff,
tirsi p•ize wi.tnar: Fred Corbin so,., of Mr. end M·s t P. C.Jrbt., 668 Cente~ St_. .. Cosio Meso.
second prize winner: Ruth Seeley, e•say contest c ~ rmo" !'nd Roymo"'d Werner, c•vtcs le~ch~r ot
Horbor High. Goil s wiMinq essay wos O'l The Horne b the Heor t <'!nd Hope of the Nat 01.
Players Will
Give Awards
Annual awards for outst.and·
lng performances in Newport
Harbor Players productions dur·
lng the past year will be made
at a dinner dance at Villa Ma·
rina Saturday, June 3. Muslr
I
wi11 be provided by The Honey·
b<'es. Paul B11ntler Dies A. L. Ellsworth
of COM Dies
High Shrine Masonic services
tor Arthur L. Ellsworth. 63. of 310
Larkspur A ve., Corona del Mar,
Coaches II leel Recently the Players elected a
Paul Boersller, i2, of 3l0 Del
l\tar Ave .. CostJ 1\lcsa. assoc·lated
with Lockheed Air T erminal for
many years. died Monday at
Hoag Hos,Jital. Services will be
held at 2 p.m. today, ~ay 25. in Burbank. Seal 6 Sheets West -will be h~ld at 11 a.m; to~orrow.
cliff Mortuary is In charge of May 26, tn St. James Ep~scopal 1 Church 1'\ewport Beach. wsth the
Coache~ or all AA. A. BB and I new board of direetors and ap·
8 teams in the summPr ba eball pointed some as ortlrers. Larry
program playing at the Corona C Jsey was ~hosen president;
del Mar Youth Center wi ll meet ' John Hoyt. vtce _president: Nat
at 8 tonight, May 2:i, in the Boy Michaud, recordmg secretary;
Seout House at the Youth Center. Betty Evans. corresponding sec·
Rod Mac-:'>tilllan. assistant direc-retary, and Don Williams, treas·
tor or the Harbor Area Boys Club. urer. Others on the board are Pat announres.
arrangements. Rev. J~hn Parks otrlclatin~. Final assignment or team
members will be made. he said.
Players have bPt'n practici ng ev-
ery night at the Youth Center
tor tht> opening of lt'ague play,
schedult'd for Friday evening,
June 16.
Birkett, Ted Dobbs. Jerry Mitch·
ell, Olive Riches. Fred Stahlman
and Mary Sherwood. BACK FBOM CRUISE
Robert R. Templeton. fire con·
trol technician seaman. ,son or
~1 :. and Mrs. Robert R. Tt>mple·
ton. 1307 :\1arian Lane. Harbor
Hi ghlands. serving ahoard the
destroyer USS Halsey Powell. re·
turned recently to its home port
<11 S.1n Diego following a fi \'e·
month cruise to the Western Pa-
c. fie.
sells
Seaside
Rambler
the cor thot hos never
oee., defeated in en economy
ru'1.
Only a RAMBLER DEALER can
make that statement.
RAMBLER hos 5we pt every
Moior Economy Run it hes en·
gaged ·n including the tough.
foir, Pure O il Ecor1omy T riols.
RAM BLER AMERICAN with
overdri,e go' i 7r~ better ges
m leoge than the neorest Fol-
::on.
h ''"'e nex' 5 coy; y:lv CO"' save
4~ rever oefore d,.,;ng
OUR
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
WE CAN DELIVER A NEW
Rambler American
fo r
~1.·. Ellsworth died early Tues-
dav in his home. He was a 32nd
degree Mason and was president
of tht> Baldy Shr ine Club of San
Bernardino.
Baltz Mortuary of Corona del
:\1-,r i:o: In c·hargc or arrang£>·
ments.
StudPnts in M rs. Frances But -
lers sixth ~rarie d.1~ · will pre-
<wnt a play, "T hr ThrPe Little
Pig.,." in Spanish to other ~I U ·
denrs attendtng :\iariners School
tomorrow. :\I a y 20. Primary
grades will see the play at 9
a.m. A re-run w ill be ~iv<'n for
the older grades.
cnT IIAJfAQER HOJfOBED
Te11111 at the a ...
Thne was plenty or artlon at
:-.'ewport Dunes lnst Wt'ekl'nd
whN• ICfl<'C~ !'prang U? like
mushrooms anrl thr spiraling
o;mokl' or camptir('s h azed the
o;ky. It was 11 Y:'>1C A program
for mot hrn: a nri daughters who
partldpalc:-in grour>s named for
Indian tribes.
June 9 has been set as the
date for the opening or "Holiday
for Lovers," another comedy to
be given at the Playhouse In
Costa Mesa. Fr•••• Sllrl• lit•
..... Ealp .1111111
Tht> Freedom Shrine. a per-
manrnf exhibit of 28 authentic
reproductions o f historically·
famous American documents.
was formally dedicted Tuesday
at a luncheon in Horace Ensign
School. where the display will
a ••-be housed. ,....1ft Is Clllfllll Judge W illiam Christensen
Erik J. Sjobeck, 20. Santa Ana, made the presentation on behalf
was arrested on charges of as-of the Exchanee Club of Newport Robert Shelton. who i'-rt>sign· Beach The gift was acknow sault a nd disturbing the peace · · ing at the t'nd or next month as 'U\ W C ledged by Principal Arthur
city manager of Newport Beach. at 4'~" · out Hwy .. Newport Christensen and Dave Fontlua.
was honored last week by the Beach, at 4:15 a.m. Monday by student body president.
Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club as Newport police. Sjobeck, who The reproductions range from
"citizen of the month." was charged with hitting Officer Jefferson's "Rouah Draft" of the Robert Carter. was one of three • I f Declaration of lndependenet' to GlllL P'OB SnDfGEBS occupants o a car which drove out from behind a tailor shop the official U.S. copy of the A daughter.'ieristine•Ann, 6 lb. United Nations Charter. They
0 M d ... and was stopped by oUicers. 1 <Yl .• was born to " r. an .... rs. 1 were made by photoeraphlc ex·
William E. Springer, 20912 Opal RUMMAGE SALE MAT •·2? perts of the National Archives.
A ve.. Balboa Island, In Hoag Washington. D.C., working dl·
Hospital on Wednesday. May 17. The Harbor Democratic Club rl'ctly from the original docu-
Me s <"'l. ~'' .
U 1-1551 COSTA JIDA
ITAJITUfG WED .. MAT 24
"The Big Show"
w ith Esther Williams
Also
"The Hoodlum Priest"
with Don Murray
oa J-1150. x..-pon Beach
-"Two Loves"
With 5hlrlr; . .\lat•La nt'
<.~nf'l Lawrrnrr ll<iT\<'Y
Alioo
will hold a rummage sale thl.s ments.
Friday and Saturday. May 26 --------
and 2i. at 1914 Harbor Blvd.. • _ _._ _ _.. fl • IIJI
Costa Mesa. from 9 a.m. to 5:30 .,_..._
p.m. ~1rs. Dale Botf I~ c-hairman. John E. Gesler, 19, of 960 W.
aoT FOB TJIE DEMOifDS
~fr. and :\1rs. Frank L. Ot'mond.
:51()..1 ~eptune A\'e. West New-
port. are parPnts or a son born
Saturday. !\iay 20. In Hoag Hos·
pi tal.
CIBL FOB THE COiflfOLL rs
A daughtN w:.s born Sunday.
:\Jay 21. to :\otr. and ~rs. Francis
B. Connolly, iOO lrts AvP .• Co-
rona df•l ,\olar. I n lloa_g Hospital.
IT'S A LUCJ[T aOT
19th St.. Costa Mesa. pleaded
guilty to a petty theft charge In
Newport municipal court Mon-
day and was senten«>d to serve
90 days in jail. He was charged
with taking a brief case ffom
the the car of Wilbur Buck In
his garage at 4711 Seashore Dr.,
West Newport. at 3:43 a.m . last
May 14. Gesl~>r said he took the
brief case to put under the
wheel of his car stuck nearby In
the sand In an attempt to tree
the vehicle.
deot; Dr. Jack Wheaton of Co.
rona del Mar. state director; Rick
Lawrence of Balboa Island.
internal vlet'-pre ident; Mike
Layne of Costa M<'sa. externnl
vice-president: M ike Lawlt>r of
Baycrest. secrNary. and Bill Ou
Bois or Corona del Mar. trf'as·
urer. J
~ew dlre~tors are Dl n Collins.
John Coutts. Dennis Henderson.
Tuck Rabbitt and Tom Moss.
Carry -ovN directors are Howard
Martin, Bill Geohegan and Ker·
mit Oorius. 1
Ortlcf'rs will be Installed at
thf' annual dinner dance for
JC'!'!, their wives and guests, to
be held at the Dolphin Club In
Newport Beach on Thursday
evening. June 1. Outgoing pres·
ident, Cap BlaC:•Vurn. will pre-
side. Musk will be furnished
by Bill Horn and his trio.
SAILING ABOARD !he Greek Line's flagship. T.S.S. Olympia,
&re Mr. ond Mr!. W.,lter Bliven of 280-4 Ocean Blvd .. CoronG
del M&r, who are off on " b·month tcur of the Mediterr&neon
ereo. They soiled from Now York horbor.
SEBVIXC UOAaD s ua
Navy Lt. N. J . Frank Ill. son
or Rear Admiral and Mrs. N. J.
Frank of 222 Morni ng Canyon
Rd., Shore Cliffs, serving abo'lrd
th«' auxiliary 'submarine USS
Rasher operating out of San
Dt~>go. took part in the second
phas<' or Exercise "Green Ligh{."
ott the coast of Southern Call·
rornla.
TAKES ABnLLEBT COURSE
Army St-cond Lt. Anthony B.
Wood. son of Mrs. Aylce Y. Wood.
108 A~tate Ave .• Balboa Island.
:'olewport Beach, Ca lif .. has com·
pleted the 20-wet'k artillery of·
fleer basic course at the Artillery
and Ml~'ill<' School, Fort Sill.
Okla. He Is a 1960 graduate at
West Point.
MARK SATURDAY
MAY 27··
on your calendar
at last
Sea Byrd Family _Restaurant
IS OPEN
For Family Fun
and
Gourmet Foo·d
Uoawpz ed in f1a.or • • • • •
SerYed in the glorious
S.ttin9 of Newport DunH
in em tltmoiJpbere that
Wts you in ecataay
Beccn&M u·. truly beautiful
Sea Byrd Family Restaurant
BAYSIDE DRIVE & COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH ORiole 3-1713
OniJ $1845 "The Secret Partner"
A .. on w as born Sunf'lny, .May
21. to .\Jr. ancl :'>trs. Richard F.
Lur·ky, 706 K -Thanga Dr .. Irvine
TNr:Jc-c. in Hoag Hospital.
:'\OTKE OF Pl 'BLIC HEARING
~OTICE IS HEP.EBY G IVEN
that Jhe City Council or the Clfy
or Ncwp rt Beach will hold a
publk hraring at thr adjourned
regular Council mcNing to be
hrlrl on Junr :-;, 1961. at 7:30
r .:\1 .. in the Counr lt Chambers
of thr City Hall. 3300 West New-
port BoOlf'\·ard. Nl•wport Beach,
Cal1fornia. re~arding the •pro·
pos<'d buclgct as prepared by the
City :\Ia nagN for the f iscal year
1!*\1 ·62, at whirh limP lntNPStPd
pt>r.,ons riPsiring to be heard
'-hail be J'11 nm suc-h opportunity.
C'oplr -; or thr proposed budget
arc available for Inspection by
thP pubitr In the office of the
City Clerk.
TIME TO CHECK UP
SEASIDE
RAMBLER
900 Soutb Coast R'way
Laguna Beocb
II Y I· )I I ::: Kl i-~Qi3
READ
ENSIGN
CLASSIFIED
. WAREHOUSE SALE
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JUNE I. 2. 3
30 to 60i'o off • • •
· Teak and Walnut Tables
Dining .. .
End ... .
Corner .. .
Conference
Original Lounge. and Side Chairs.
Sofas . . . .
Rugs .... .
L"mP' ... .
Chino .. .
G ift s .. . ~
t\11 imported Scendinavi&n Furniture
Open 9:30 to •.30
bre1 Mar1reta
bl .... ----•porll . . .
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MARGERY 'SCHROUDER.
City Clerk
City of Newport Beach
~PORT /
.. Till
Carol Lynley-.leff Chandler
Elunor Parker-Mary Astor
Pat Boone
16 ...... ..£ ...
011 YOUR
PH.INTING NEEDS
DII'T BE Ol.IT SH.T II YOUR OFFICE FillS.
USE T. 11•1 CHECI Lm-111 TIEl OILL USI
D BUSINESS CARDS 0 WEDDING INVITATIONS
D LETTERHEADS 0 RECEPTION CARDS
0 ENVELOPES D ANNOUNCEMENTS
0 STATEMENTS 0 MENUS
[J ORDER BLANKs 0 PAMPHLETS
0 CIRCULARr.; 0 BOOKLETS
0 POSTERS 0 MAGAZINES
PHONE US AT OIIOLE 3-0550
ADd Our Re..--tatl .. Will le Glad Jo CaD OD You
t:At.,Jae.
ftVaDAT. MAT & 1•1
CO..A DEL 11Aa. CALIP.
Among U8 Girls • '· •
By Louise Meteer
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF
THJS9 ~ms that a ('(?r tain Cal
who tip ped thP sca le consld«>r ·
ably on the side or avordupois -.tin r«>d a homE.' with a not hPr
who wa slim as the doctor· say
Wf' all shou ld be. So. Hefty
bought J glass of that mea l -i n ·
a-g•.1:-s reC:4clng t!uld, dlQ>'olate
tlavorf'd. an d put !t Into thf' rc
irlgc:ato •. That n ight her sllm
rr:end s n i d C'n thu iastlcalh·
"T hat wa thE" bC'st rhorolai(:
m ilk y->u bought. I ha d a glass
for a s nack w.th one of thost>
r·hot>OiltP n'ut c up~akf' . Gre..1t
stuff~ What's for d.imer""
MAYBE WE SHOt.:LD START
With thoS<> dying trees along
Coa st llighw.Jy nt>ar 1rv.ne
Coa t Countr~ C.1.Jb. Is Jt just
Wa ter th.J t th<'Y nl'<'d? Why
vla nt tr<'<' · it you a ren't taking
l'Urt> of whdt }OU h tvC'? T hl'y
ran't be rc·.JitH••d Cor yf'urs a;,d
Y<'8TS.
GOI~I.' T< 1 EL'ROPE ls :\1 r~.
Knudsc•n. "h" \\111 8<'l'Om,,any
hN d.tlr~ man hu!.h&nd. Shl'
~Jys tha t "~~' h,1s followed him
a ll ov<>r thP world on mttny a big
~ami:' hunt in~ I'XJI£'ditlon. 'and
Jl'o rt>a~NI a family
•
BULLDOZERS arC' f''o('•\' WO· CA:'\'T KEEP l'P with lh€.' ac-Miss Wcitson ma n· busln€.'l':jl wh• n /(he, ·r€.' 11\'tUe:.. or :'\orm<~ Kt-llt>r ,,f thf'
destroying bt>autr Without ade 1 P.o:;P<•ros tn :"l•Wport lk•ac-h. I B •d f
n u I(• vlann:ng tor It ;>:~ef\'d · She twt•n 1:\ Ort'gon. and $(>. s rl e 0
tion. That's ~sel'ltlalh· w hat a ule. biHk in Ornnge County
\Irs. Valley Knu dst>n told WO· I <£nd b i'll.p<.'('lt'd 10 be ort tor .i 'Tom Belford
men gatherPd tor a prPllm inaQ Pro !*TO'> ton\f.'nuon 1n Haw.th
meeting of the new WomPn's soon. PoQ'tmaMer and )1r:-. \'Prnf' H
Dlv1slon of :'\ewport Ha rbor • w .. t-.••n of Corona dl'l :\l..ar u'l·
NEW OffiCERS of the Women s FeOowship of the Corona del presid e nt: Mrs. R. H . Thompson, first vice -president; and Mrs. :hamber of Commerce rt>l't'ntly. WH\' DO WE DO TT? R<•pla('(' noun.<> I he m •ma~ow of the.r ~ar Co_mm~n~ty Conqr~gotion~l ~hurch ore pic.l ured above Raymond Schwartz, recordi~ secre tary. S•andinq, left to rig ht. As hud of "Los Angeles Beau t!· trup be ut~ wJth pSPudo &Til:.· rlaught£'· P.llrtclll :'uf'. to T hllm·
w,th _the .r m•n•ster follow•ng the~r •nstollotion Wednesdoy. Moy are Mrs. D. R. Roo~e. group chairman· Mrs. Fred Kuste r, auditor· ful." ~rs. Knud.o;en, who lives on try" For inst<tn<'e, Grant )lt>t>ks ·'~ J . Bt>lCord. son of ~rs VolLe
17, tn the church sonctuary. Seoted, left to right, are Mrs. the Rev. Edwin G omke; Mrs. Alice G ates. tre osure r, ond Mrs. Lido Isle part time. stands ready noted d"'-'Orator. found tha t th~ Dalton or Costa Mt·sa. 'aturda~·.
Stonley Van Dyke, corresponding secretory: Mrs. Harvey Pease, Roy Lund. historian. (Ensign Photo) to help preserve beauty in this beautiful old Spanish style homl' )Ia~ 13 -=;;;:;;:;:;:;:;;:;:;:;:;:;;:;~;:;;;;;;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;;;;;;:;::;:;:;;;;-j"__:.~~=:.:_==.:.::.::._..!.::.:.::.:~::~~--;;:=:::-:::--;-=:--;=:--:-:--~~a~re~a~.------:-:-==:---===:-=--w h i<'h is tx-in g 1 u rnt>d i nJ 0 Ta. :'\ u ptla I vows WI' rt> sa i d 1 n ·• o • o • o • o • o • • • o • • o o • o o • • • o o o o • • masha Cou ntry Club In Anaheim C'.tptlla de San Anlon•o C'hapl'l. ~ H lJ II) C HE C" had bea u tiful s tained glass win-Anaht>lm .. -tt a prt'·nO<>n C'<'rt'· ~ II\. ~ I dows covered bv Tapa cloth 10 mon~ with the R€.'v. F W.
turn th£' piA<'l' !~t o a pseudo Ha· N1Prlnngha us of Congr£'ga tiona l
waJia n Gud<'n . Of t•oursf.' 11 I Church of Santa Ana otr1c-iattn2.
wlll b£' r£•l'tOrf'ct and m ore beau-:\tPmb<>rll or th<' youn~ <'•'UJJIP'.s
ttful than £'\ l'r for Ta mashJ. immed1att> families wea· pr.''!·
Lots of lcx·al folks a n> coye1ng I'm.
•
o a t • • o e a a · · • a a a ! a • e • a • · o · · a o , o •
Coroaa del Mar ~oaal ~ c:briatt.a S c 1 o a co Claarc~Ms.
Church-On ~1emorlaJ Oay Sun-Newport lk!ach, Corona del Mar
d J}. th<' Rl'v. Edwin Comkc w1JJ and Costa Mesa-How Individual
prPa ·h nn "FrPedom of R<>llgion" rights are defended through
a t ~·30 ancl I I a .m. ~rvlc€.'s. spiritual perception of Cod's S~nclny school wJII be h~ld at 1 complete power and wisdom will 9.:1o A.m. The 5<-nior Pilgrim be brought ou t at this Sunday's
F<>llows hlp and th(> Junior High lesson-sermon on "Ancient and
Fellowship will meet at 6:30p.m. :\fodern Necromancy, alias Mes·
• • I merism a nd Hypnotlsm. De.
UDl•enaUat C b u r c b . Cost a j naunced." The -gol~n text Is ~ll'<;a -"Who Says You Don't from Proverbs <21 :301, "ThPre is
~lattN" Is th<' sermon theme an. no wisdom nor understanding
nou nC'ed by Dr. Charles CI JrP nor counsel against the Lord."
Blauv<>lt for the 10:30 a .m. ser· • •
vice Su nday. St. J.....-EptrcapCII Cbardl.
• ( Newport Beach -"Crowing in
Luthercna Cburcb of tbo Mater. Faith -The Mystical Way" w111
Corona del ~ar-"Friendship be the sermon subject at the 11
With Christ" will be the sermon a.m. Sunday servl~. Holy com·
topic oC the .Rev. Douglas F. munion will be held at 8 a.m ..
Wt>ssell at 8:30 and 11 a.m . with family service and Sunday
Sunday. school at 9:15 a.m. A parish
picnic will be held from 11 a .m. ltWIJ•Ms ·~~ ... until 3 p.m~ In <:~ta ~\fesa Park.
Clarlat Clauda by tbo .... Bal-
boa -Dr. Frank Toothaker of
Redlands, dJstrict su.,.rtntendent
of the Whittier dlatrlct ot the
Methodist Chu.rch, will preach
the sermon at the 9:30 and 11
a.m. services Sunday. He will
preside at the fourth quarterly
conference of offlcialJI of the
church at a pot-luck luncheon
Living at the Newporter apart.
ment home of Mrs. l.obet Selp
during her a•noe while travel-
Ing In Euro~ are recently wed
Re\·. and ~rs. Ht'nry Gerhard
Wlen~. Mr. Wiens. son of Mr.
and ~I rs. C. J. Wlt'ns of British
Columbia. Is minister of Laguna
Ben<'h Church of Religious
Scit>nC'e. His bride Is the former
J ean Price Shepard of Los An·
ge!Ps.
WEST HOLL YWOOO is the home of newlyweds Stephe n and Mary Elizabeth Hope. who •~changed
vows at the Church of the_ Blessed Sacram,nt in H ollywood. The young couple is shown here with
2 _members of the wedd•ng party-Mrs. Fred Hope of Manhotfan Beoch. sister-in-low of the br~degroom: end Mrs. Jack {Mar~ia Hope) J ones of Santa Barbero, ..,t right. Steve's sister. The
bnde , who •s the former Mary ~l•zobeth Hug hes, is employed at Desilu Stud ios in H ollywood.
Steve, a graduate of Harbor H•gh School and 0 range Coast College. is with the sound depart·
ment of Revue. TV Studios. He is the son of Thelma Padded Hope. C orono del Mor ortist. o11d
the late Fredenc P. H ope. who was Academy Aw lfd winnin_g director with MGM.
VISITOR IS DfJUaED
n. .,. c.r. ..,. I
VIlla 1111 Lill I•••
following the 11 a.m. service. I John Carr, finance director of
New oWcers for the church wUl 1 the State of California. has
be elected. bought a nPw home at Vista del
• • Lido apartments in NewpPrt
8cdbocl IUIDd Methodht Beach. He and ~rs. Ca rr ·are
Vic-ki Ann Bick, 16. member of Cbarcb-"Ownt>rs Vt>rsus Users" rem•wing friendships in the Har.
a South Pa!'ladt'na church group. will be the sermon title ot tht' bor arel. particularly on Lido
sufterl'd a Cra ctur<' at the base Rev. Godfrey CraeCIIn a t 9:30 Isle. where they formerly re·
oC a thigh bon<' when tac-kled by I a nd 11 a.m. Sunday. At 8 p.m. sided.
a youth whil<' playing with a Wednesday, May 31. there will --------
Y:\1tA group at th<' Corona d<'l lx' an Illustrated program. "We ·-····••Are a--a-~ )far main bca<'h at 8:5.> p.m. find no strangers In the world," lftl Z+ IWWI-
Iast . aturrlay. Shf' was tak<'n presented by Rosalie and Marvin Newcomt>rs to Cameo Sho:-es
by ambulance to Houg Hospital Sloan or Newport. Christian n re ~lr. anrt )irs. Sam L€.'ster
anfl her :HH<'nts were notified. world travelers. formerly of Pas.ldl'nJ. ThPy 1
---------------------------' WNE" t>ntNtnlncd rN'€.'ntlr a1 the
D I R E C T 0 R Y homE' of .\1r. and :\Irs: Robl:'rt I Gugg<>nhclm Jr. of 1921 Sabrina CHURCH ,.------------~ ,...--------------. TN ., lrvinco Tt'Trnct>. and joining I ST JAMES In thr wekomP W<':P the :\lt>s.<:~. CORONA DEL MAR
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
CORGUGATIORAI.
611 Heliotrope Ave nue
Corona del Mar, Calll
MORNING WORSHIP
9:30 a nd 11 A.M.
Church Sch ool cl~s 9:30a.m.
Nursery for both hours.
Edwin C. Comke
Minister
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Church of the Master
3:>4!5 East Coast Hlchway
Corona del Jofar
The Rev. D. Wetsf!ll, Pastor
Phone: ORiole 3 ·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-The Service
9:30 A.M.-Sunday School
11 :00 A.M.-The Servloe
WELCOME
FIRST CIIIU8TIAN
CHUBCH
Franklin 0 . Bllller, Jr. Mlnla1M
U A-4778 • Panonace U 8·521H
SUNDAY 9:45 ....... __ . .Bible SdlCiol
lQ:fU ..... _ ....... Church 9ervk.'e
5:30 Youna r.opa..• Meetinl
&:30 -·---·-·· v.-SerYSce
• WEDJO:!IDAY
1:30 a.m. WOIMII'I llble'Stuclr
7:00 p.m. ·---,.,., .....,..
1:00 p.m. ... --··-Choir. l'radlce
If...., and Child CU.
Pi"cWidecl
,.,. a.rt.daa Clnudl ....................
I • and Mmt>s. Llovd Aubert Vin · EPISCOPAL CHURCH I cent Are-na. Don~ld Ayrrs. Thom·
3209 Via Lido, Newport 'Beach as Doan. Richard de Sanrlers.
ORJole !5·0210 I Paul Co tP. Russell Evan!'. Robt>rt
The Rev. John H. Parke, Rector
SUNDAY SERVICES
8 :00-Holy Communion
9: 15-Famlly Service at&d
Sunday School
11 :00-Mornlng Prayer and
Sermon
Nursery and small child care
provided
-ntURSDAY lO~~Hol'y Communion and
Healing Service
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES I
SCHOOL
9 :15a.m. and 11 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:15 -11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEEnNG lp.m. READING ROOM-3315 91a Udo. Newport a.cb Open..-~ ta.atolp...IIL W~ta.m..7:Gp...IIL
1\leedaJI Ucll ~ t
acaa cauw or~ ....... , ..... , .... .. c... ... _
.. &1111 c.ut JUabWQ Ccnna ... llar SU!fDAY ICIIOOL
t:lSa.a
Forbes. Ben Frees. Ala n Grubb.
1 Ed C01'm:10 Cliff Hakes. SpencN 1 Honig. Sh€.'r'ma n Harris. Richard I JllmPs. Wendell James. K w.
Kt'ndrlck. Gerald Lynch. Ceorgf'
Pflegl'r. Ed Richardson. J. C.
Sym<>s. Charlt's Thomas, Bertine
l'n-3t. Warwick H11yes, Louis
Turnl'r. Mrs. Dorothy Yardle-y
and ~frs. Mary Jane lsell.
FIJIIIII Ill ....
To set' their daughtl'r, and hPr
family, In Tokyo will be the
mAjor point In a trip to the
Orient for ~r. and ~rs. Ted
Russell of 6 11 .Lido Park Drive.
Nt'WJ)9rt Beach. They will leave
this Wt'ekl'nd to visit Lt. and
MNI. George Watson, and their
granctdaughters, P a u 1 a and
Jullt>.
From Tokyo they wilt proct.>ed
to Hong Kong. and return home
through Honolulu. fl)'lng both
ways. .. ,.
A blrthd~ party for Patty
Maypolto, 15-yf"ar-old daughter
ol Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maypole
ol Bayatw V.lllare. was given by
Mr tritond. Lynn CraM Ja~t Frl·
day at Newpon Dunes.'
Amona tho. attending -.~re
w.re Cookie DatnOn. Alan Gor·
don. Pam llrouon, Rkk Da-.on.
Cathie Mt"Collom. Janet ao.&to..
loen Sullivan and Karen Eck·
dahl.
... 1"11011 UWAD
Ml'8. ltoMrt C. llackmar ol 121
Abalalw, laJINio leland. hu te•
tWMCI Inn a wac..tton In Ra-~~~~~~~~~!Y wau. 1M 11 MWI7 IMtaiW ... =·-· "' ....... ~ ......... -~!!!"!1~~1!!'"""'!'!'~""'!'-..J 1.11-. ...... ,.,... -
THE SEAfARING LODGE or ... e Maso"•c Order has "O"oreo
''le se Or.,nqe C :>as C-:>lle ge s•vde"t) :,y •r-e· • sc~:-•a· ,.., o
a~h:e.eme"''· Do" Bet'c~er 200 Meq~c <) A,e. C .:s·o Mt'd
a 1iberol arr; -ne o• h..,~ a s · a .J"' • A .., .. e'l!.:le i ~· " · · · \ e _, r
a ' occ. M•s. Dio"e g,_,yorocl s ... !l'"1 2C o-,. A .e s ~o~~
lsl..,.,d O'l ele me.,rary eo uce c~ MO ::r 1-J, " 3 95 a .e·,c~ .. ·
unde r o stra:g~r A for her 2 1years a• ·r.e .:.::>• eoe
NIWIIOIT ~...-~~~
of Mr. and Mrl. Cla,..nce R.,i,.s, S47
Heights, e nd 8ruee MacDonald , •SOI'I of Mr. ard Mr1, Bruce
MacDonald, 2145 Miramar D~>~ 8al::>o.3, di~c"u t • oouibte e'l•ry
oi • sinCJie sideband ,tadio tran•mit .. r il'l •Jie O,..,r~ C;:H,~nty
F•ir's t~ustrial Ed~~e•fion Oep.,rt~~'•· Tile ft&"'Stnitt•r riq
wes ~ .. by-• ~low student, J~, He~• r~ff s~ of Mrs
&Jabettl 0. Swen, 101 Kin95 Pl .• C l fJ. He~•"· Tl'e fa:r lriM be
...... J.Jy "-"· -.
this pial'£' .• tnd on tht> Board of T!le bride was attPnded b' h•'r Dlre<-to~ I" Eq• Hurtt, who wtll '>tStN. :\1rs. Charlt>s Arch;., of
dlrt-ct £'arly s<x·tal activltl£'s. \·an _:~~u ,·s. and Rov Dalton "'·'·
• • lx'st m~. A re-cr-p.tion followt>d
·and thE' nf'wl)·wf'ds th£'n l<'ft f,u
a Palm S,Jrlngs honeymomt HILARJOL':' TALE:$ a rf' told
.by returned travt'lt>rs Bu t for
those which top all hear Patn~·:a
Rt'ld of Balbo 1 Island It'll about
her expE>riPnce sharing a Ji"ta.tt'·
room to Europe With a n Enghsh
go,·erne-s.s SN>m that the go\··
ernP WPnt to bed t'a rlv and
arose to walk the deck at ·dawn.
Pat arrived aboird with friends.
some male. took the-m to her
stateroom for a look. a nd found
the governess In bed. The-story
gets better as you go along.
She should write a book~
•
"FIM'Y-T\\'0 DAYS AROUND
THE WORLD" sounds qultP ex-
citing and is for Ja.:k and Lelia
Scruus of 761 Via Lido :'\ord.
Lido Jslt'. And what a party
they held a t International Air·
port before take-ott:
• •
CHA~fPIO:'\ OF CH.\~1PIO~S
I iS )1argut'rltt' White who won
the-:Se\enth a nnu31 eolf tourna·
me-n t at Irvine-Coast Countn·
Club. Tht> troph~ ~·a a hand··
somt' Sll\'t'f chafi ng d1sh .
useful as wPII as d('('()ratJ\e.
)Irs. Wa tson will be graduatf'J
m Junf' from .SP~--port Harbor
H i~h 5chool Her hus band a l.:o
1 a g raduate of Harbor H1gh.
He sen'£'d in the Coast Guard
a nd altendt'd Ora nge Coast Col·
lege. ·
The new Mr. and :\irs. &>lfo:d
w ill 11\·p at 2236 Maple-, Co ta
:\iesa.
LEAJUfDIC KO~
Army Pvt. Stt'phen Butte-r-
worth. 19. son oC Mr. and Mrs.
Fri!d S. Butterworttt. 513 Poppy
Ave., Corona del Mr. is receiving
a 52-week course of Instruction
in the Korean language at the
Language Scttool, Mont ere )'.
Ca lif.
SURVEYOR
LOT IUMYKti
JOHN W. BATI'Y • U~rued
436 Heliotro.,. -Suite 2
Corona d~l Mar
Call ORJoJe 3-0313 Anytime
BUTLERBURGER o CHICKEN • SHRIMP
••. also food to go
The PtTIII IVTLII
3101 NEWPORT BLVD.
ntar tM NftlJport BeocJa City HaU
Dllala I-DI77
ll:OO A.M. TO ll:OO P.M. DAILY
ls .lsluedt.
Backstop at w Fflld '
Construction t. now under way t.udlle Kuehn, patio, 1831 Sea·
at the Corona del Mar Youth drllt. $308.
Center on the backstop for the • CAllaO 1110aa
'new playlna field, and for the food concession stand. Both are Investers Marine Inc., awlm·
achedulM to be ready by the mlna pool, 4807 ~amden, 14,000;
openlna nlaht ol play for the Muntean .u.oclates, awtmmlna
summer season, Friday, June 16. pool at 4S2'7 Fairfield, t1,800, and
The Community Youth Center 1·unit, 1·8tory d~Uln1. t38.000.
.------------. Board took out a $300 bullc:Una • IAL80A IIUUID
No
Spec:ulation
No
Uncertainty
with an
oermlt last week for the back· David Delaney, alterations,
atop. 124 AmethrJ.t, $250; Vincent de
Followinl permits were Issued: Rosa. alte,lations. 2<Y1 N. Bay
• COBOIIA DEL 110 Ft.. Sl.lOO: Richard Jordan, sun
l Ill deck, 111 Abalone, S900: J. F.
W. L. Corbett, space n 00 na Myers, canopy. 127 Jade, $500:
for forced air furnace, 2601 Way Elwood Zlllgltt. garage altera·
Ln.,$650; Glen Hod.<JOn, sJgn for Uons. 2(11 Onyx, $100: Larry
Hammond Organ Studio. 2854 E. Gould, enclosed porch. 116 Grand
Coast Hwy., $450; J. B. Wolfe, Canal Sl 500 G Ra fi ld wall, 437 Dahlia. $250; Kuah ' · · ; corge Y e • • ~heral1ons. 206 Diamond, $100: Carson. wall, 601 Marauertte, J. C. Sims, remove garage. re·
$180; Corona del Mar Nursery, place with new garage and 2·
sign, 2744 E. Coast Hwy., 1350: bedroom unit over. 201 Emerald,
Louis Spencer, carport for boat, $9.800.
616 Marguerite, $150: Wrllht· • CI.JI'1' SAVEll
. ••••w••-•-
e IIOIIDAY. IIAY I
"-na May WIIINy, teacher,
room 17, Harbor VIew School. re·
ported the burtluy o1 her radio
and 13.SO In pennies from her
desk In her school room .•. A
S14.l0 awfm suit w .. atolen from
the clothes Une ·or Mrs. 'J'homas
SauMWln. 118 47th St., West
Newport ..•
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laMd' ....... ~· .. . pelt ....-. :-:'!'Wilft .. ..
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INSURED _
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
wood Co., sun dsnfsz '3??5 O!Olr,
$500; Wa:mm ""Crow, addition to
garage, 439 Beaonia, 1600; Seen•
ic Propertlf"S Realty. sign, 2732-C
E. Coast Hwy .. $1.000: Corona del
John L. Pinches Jr., 1115 White
SaJia Way, Harbor VIew HIJls. re-
ported the th~ft of hla billfold
a nd a pair of trousers from his
locker at Newport Harbor Hla-h
School ... Davlana Lundy ttl
J. ~· Elms. addition. 112 Kings Garnet Ave .. Balboa Island re-
P!.. $5.000; H. B. Wfcltersham, en· ,ported=:::the_tbeft ot bouse'hold
close porch w.alls. ?03 St. James Hnens valued at $34.50 from her
Pl .. $950: Patrtcia Fitzwater. wall clothesline.
•
Highest
Earnings
41f2%
PERIIIUI
paid quarterly
.
All Accounts
insured to
$10.000
•
LAGUNA
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
a1d Loan A111.
222 Oceaa A•e.
LAGtJJfA 8EACH
601 If. £1 Camlao Real
SAil CLEMEifTE
Mar Youth Center, ba.eeball
screen. Fifth and Heliotrope.
$300: James Buchanon. fence, 307
Fernleat. $100: Leonard Faas,
new door jamb and canopy at
:\1ary's Furniture. 2846 E. Coast
Hwy., $500; CD:\f Travel. sign,
J5.t2 E. Coast Hwy., $165: Dr.
John Wheaton. altera tions at
Small Animal Hospital, 29-18 E.
Coast Hwy.. $3.000; Donavon
Haskell. addition to fence. 711
Nardssus. $50; Anne Stlllroan.
(('nee. 219 Marigold. $338'!" C. E.
Kirkwood, fence. 215 Ma rigold,
~: Mary's Furniture. sun pro.
tection. 2846 E. Coast Hwy ... $230;
Rex Brandt. wind screen and
trellis, 405 Goldenrod, $450.
• SHOBE CUFFS
F. W. Fl.sher. alterations. 236
Driftwood. $500; Leon Green Jr ..
Alterations. • t-.\9 ShorccliCt Rd ..
$2500.
• lllVIIfE TEllllACE
Jamaica Inn, sign. 2101 E.
Coast Hwy .. $150; T. Herbert. sun
protection. 2012 Tahuna. $300:
I )Irs. :\tyrtle O'Brien. root over I rafl e_rs. ,:_633 __!&~a-de~. S750:
Fuller Brall Ct.
14 br. TeL s.r.lct
Jus t Call
BYCitt t ·ICIID
~~~
VELVA MOISTURE FILM
for the skin that thirsts for beauty!
J../ou· .
tf,c llrtl' try tl·
m:.l 'a ,,:r ...
pd(cct to
Ctlrf)l Wit h J'1 11
-alfl\l)'<
11l oz. at r.so
-~-
Velva Moi tore f"a1m ie a ecllllfletely aew dimaltion-ao
lll' i.-ible protecti..e 61m that IDOittadw aU .kin, lenin8 it
•mrother, youftF·Joolial. TW' ..... lufins traJupllreDl
Glm i! to be uted Won JOU l.norite Diubeth Ardea
foundation. See how,.._,.,.__...., atayw all day with
ao "fade-out." Ncnr ,_a illllltll tiltt •ly. 1)( oa., 1.50.
lep1ar IQee: s ... 5.00. 6H ... 10.00. 1 pt., lS.OO. ,.,..,.._ Cllrlst••••
and family room. 321 Snug Har·
bor. $1.965; Bushard's Pharmacv.
2 wall signs, 601 Dover. $1.000. ·
• 8EACOif 8AT
James Gage. a lterations, 67
Yawl Rd., $425.
• lfElnOIIT JIEJCIITS
John Vogel, demolish dwelling.
414 N. Newport Blvd .. $200: Tom
Stone, 1-unlt, 2-story dwelling.
308 La Jolla. $18.700: Ken Han·
nahs. addition. 415 Irvine. $5,000;
William Ficke r. add office par·
tltions, 446 N. Newport Blvd.,
$1.100; Norman HaJd. addition.
2306 Laurel Pl.. $3000; R. W.
Egf". wall, 501 Tustin. $500; T. W.
Patton. patio s lab. 430 Tustin.
$1,000.
• 8A' SBO&ES
•
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A doa waa quarantined after
bl ti~ 'l'1lomaa )(. Corct.n. 12. c(
US Belvue lAM, B&lboa • • •
A t:l5 aWfboard w .. atolen from
the ,a,..e o1 Cbarlee r. c.,
410 38th St., West Newport.
e niDAT. IIAY J
Jack Cald~ll. 4807 Dorcheater
St.. Cameo Hllhlanc!a, found a
check protector on the beat'h et
Cameo Shores ••. A at ripped ve .
hlcJe, puahed over the cUtr Into
the bay near Hlahland Dr. and
Nottlnaham Rd., WNtclifl, wu
found realatered to WIJllam Ken·
nedy, 405 Clubhouse Ave., West Newport . . • . •
A tndflc c ltrat at We.t·
....... A ...... II.II...-t
.................... It ... •· ....... ... dri,.. ., -..
.atcrf.Lews.II.Gifllate..., aaa....._ ... ~a.
Loat Jr .. II. 1111/a C:.W. A.._
...... ......... Qeat.W· ..a..y. 115 ............... .
.......... ,.,.... ... tlaeft
... bicycle •••
Doris Croxon, 228 VIa Orvleto,
lJdo 1ale. reported returnln1 -if tb~20 p.m. to tlnd a
ron~acreert TJ'pl)ed, ~r·
Pntly by an intr~der ... Floyd
E. Rabjohn, 5405 Bruce Crescent.
Lido Sands. reported letters from
his mail bo~. with nvo .-p&U
books missing from lrtters found
scattered a long the roadway ...
A S95 bicycle wu s tolen from
Mrs. Amelia Maxwell, 938 Via
Lido Soud, Lido Isle . . .
e IATVBDAY. MAY I
Offleers qulted noise In the
Blue Beet, 107 21st Pl., Newport
Beach, at 12:20 a .m .... Stephen
E. Holmes, 20, of 6510 W. ~n
Front. was charged with lntoxi.
cation In public at 425 32nd St ..
Newport Beach. at 3:50 a.m ....
Frank Keywell. 316 Catalina Dr ..
Newport Heiahts, reported his
1954 Ford stolen from his drive· w~·· It was.rtcovered ·by HJ.tnt·
ington Beach police .... Lott T.
)1ullk, 825 w. Bay Ave .. Balboa.
reported the theft ot 3 cactus
plants from his garden ... Wil-
liam Blumka. 323 1~ Onyx Ave ..
Balboa Island, reported the theft
of bls two-door sedan ... A $29
ships bell was stolen from the
front gate of Patricia Wedman .
108 Via Florence, Lido Isle ....
e SOliDAY. MAT 7
Floyd A. Cunningham. 50. of
1628 W. Orean Front. Newport
Bea(·h. apparently fell from his
car a fter suffering a high blood
pressure attack In front of 1703
W. Balboa Blvd .• Newport Beach.
ar 12:01 n.m .. a nd was takt>n
to Hoag Jlospttal ... Marion C.
WOO<tark. 4006 &>ashore Dr ..
West ~ewport. complained or
the burglary of a $100 s u rfboard
from his garaa . . . A $75 fire
('XtinguishN was stolen from
Ma rgaret Erickson, 1209 W.
Balboa Blvd .. Ba lboa ... Some·
one apparently fired a pellet gun
or similar we~pon and broke a
plate glass window In the home
ot Robert S. Barnes. 2482 Bay·
shore Dr .• Bay Shores ... Ron·
aid Cross. 318 Snug Harbor Rd.,
Clift Havt>n. reported the theft
or his bicycle from 15th St. and
Sr. Andrews Rd .• Cliff H.aven ...
ttolen from the aervlce atatiOQ
of Pranda O.w.on, 3531 Newpott
llvd.. Kewport Beech._
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...... ·-a.ys a.-. --.. IIIP'nt •.. or......._ ... , ............. .... ., .•..•
fit ...... .._ ........ .... a. A. A Crtw• ... L lq
PNat, ............... .
A 2%-year-old boy releued
brakes on the parked t'ar of Red
IColleraz. Lo8 Anaeles. at 708
MartaoJd Ave., Corona del M•r:
the car hit a parkM motor
scooter of John B. Woodruff 15
of 706 Martaold Ave., knocking
It into the car of Mrs. w. L
Woodruff, 706 Martaold Ave ....
Ro.well B. Sar1ent, 47, of 366
HamHton St., eo.ta Mesa, wu
charaM with lntoxJt'atlon In
public at Cout Hwy. and Rlv·
ft'Side Ave .• Newport Beach . •
Joeeph E. Munn, %ll21~ Laurel
Pl., Ntwport Helahta. waa alven
oxygen by firemen and taken to
Hoag ltostM_tal and transferred
to county h08pltal lor a possible
heart attack care. . .
•• II II
e 'WEDifEIDAT. MAT 10
A dog W 3S ~uarantined at 5<17
San Bernardino Ave.. Newport Heigh~. a(ter bltina Janet Lee
Mollison. 4, of 29~ Clay St ..
Nt>wport Heights ... A dog was
/
<Continued on page 7)
· ••W•'• rut7 s.,u ..
35%11. Ctut liJlft7 ' r. o.••••u Corou •tlJiat C&Weni&
P1trletlc
Napkins. tablecloths.
platE's. cups, placemats,
hats and popM'!f for
your .MEMORIAL DAY
parties. •
Hobie's Party Supplies
Hobie and Marge Loud
3S3t E. Coat Bwy .. C.... del.._ Olllele a • .a
Next door to Jewell Welty Florist
THE FJNEST IN FOODS
May be found at the U & I
e MEAT & DELICATEJSEJI e
Swifts fNIDiua T...._ Fed .... Clfed Ia ov cooler
.._ lfolcmd bela Coanatt meat apedcaiU.. Cllld Fr•b lcdadt
e CBOCE&lES & PBOZ£11 FOODS e
lfcrtloaally adftl'tiMd 81"111da---m-y ....,_., aptdcdtl"
C:O.pcae oar low abeU pnc..
e BEALTII FOOD ITOU e
lfatual Btaltll .Foeda-Dt.ttttic Foodt
. e f&ODOCK e
Tbe ftMst Ia fnalt ead piOdaea-heab Mlly
• e 8EE& MD WIJrE e
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AdftrUted apad•la oftoctlft 7 deya Wtdrat.cley Tueadq
Opta 1:30 te I:DD.f.ll. E.-..y Day
WE deUYer -Ch i-OSM u & I MGJJ.t
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• 81UEN
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JAMES
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MATTRESSES
NEW -UIUD.DIIfQ ., .... ~
Irregular ~pee laaenJNia9-c.tt.
COSTA MESA MAnllSS CO.
1•50 ...... .-. ~hod. ll!Mrty .....
Professional
Directory
Fl'~ERAL DIRECTORS ...
Friendly Nelehborhood Servtee
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
11 0 Broadway
L1 8·3433 • 8·3434 Coeta ....
SBA.LJ/SHBBTS
o/ ''·""·~ Westcllft ·
_, L 1M IT.
COSTA MilA -~
INSURANCE •••
FOR ALL Or
YOUR IRSUIWICZ I'UIMI
Sadleir Insurance Co.
John E. S.dlelr
3333 E. eout Hwy. oa a.-.
Corona deJ Mar
Fr0111 the POUCE BLO I I ER
(Continued from paae S) from Its orlalnal pcMJIUon a t
quarantlned after bltina the son 2000 Haven Pl .• Clllf Haven ...
of Larry H~. 1401 Santanella Mrs. Charles Cotton~ 15<10 E.
Ter., Irvine T•rrace • . . A dOl Oct-an Front, Balboa, reported
wu quarantined after biUnJ the theft of a bicycle . . . Can
David, 5, Patricia, a. and Jennl-drlverr by Edna G. McMulJen. 70,
fer Lona. 2. ot ~ Anchor Way, VIlla Marina, Newport Beach ,
Baycrest ... Wlllll L Murphy, and Donald 1. Bauer, 25, of
316 E. 16th St., CGefa Mea. re· 504% Ma~rite Ave .. Corona
;:>orted the theft of a h&Jf.ton del Mar, w~re In an aeddent at
city ~~ewer truck from :11100 blocll Marauertte Ave. and Cout Hwy.,
Newport Blvd., Newport BHch; Corona del Mar ... Mrs. Betty
the vehlcle wu abandoned lat•r Roberta. 500~ Marlaold Ave., Co-
In the area of CUff Dr. and rona del Mar. reported the theft
Santa Ana Ave., Newport of a bicycle from her aarage.,e
Helahts ... H. Petel'll, 2301 W. e TV&IDAY. IIAT 11
Balboa Blvd., Newport •ach, Vehicles driven by Kenneth
complained that a renter failed Kirby, 24. of 109 Via Yella, Lido
to return a t200 rental TV wt tale, and Jlmmh.• McCurry, West·
... Vehicles driven by Gary F. minstre. were In a.n accident at
Hardin, 20. Oranae. and Kenneth 2241 W. Coast Hwy.. Newport
A. Huff. 17, 410'"Seward Rd., Co· Beach ... Leon Fry, 239 61st St~
rona Highlands. were lnv<~Wed West Nt>wport. reported the the ft
in an accident at Cypress St. and of • $230 eleht·foot sail boat ...
Balboa Blvd .. Balboa . . . Lawrence High, 2461 Bayshore
• TIIUJIIDAY. IIAY 11 Dr .. Bay Shores, reported return·
A S220 TV !let was stolen from lng home to find a small pile
a shelL itt-the garaae of w. J, of partly burned leaves with
08kln. 1510 W :• 8tea11;.rtont. !K"Veral burned marshmallows
1'\ewport Beach ... Ted R. Hu· under a wooden table at the side
bert. 2012 Tahuna Ter.. Irvine or h is garage, no damage re·
Terrace, reported that his wife's suiting ... Cars driven by Mary
vehicle r~ved bit and run Lou Fowler, 29. of 720 Goldenrod
damage two weeks ea rlier In the Ave .• Corona del Ma r, and Robert
parking lot at the Balboa Bay E. He lber1. 17, Anaheim, were
Club ... A SlOO bicycle stolen Involved In a n accident. In front
from a garage at 227 Carnation or 2344 E. Coast Hwy., Corona
Ave. owned by F. c. Hunt. 720 del Mar ... Vehicles driven by
Narcissus Ave., Corona del Mar. J. N. Conadon. 54. or 812 VIa
last year w.as recovered after Lido Nord. Lido Isle, and W. R.
Don .Cain. 3701 E. Coast Hwy.. Richards, 38, Westminster, were
Corona del Mar, reported that In an accident · at ~ver Dr. and
the bicycle had been left by a Coast Hwy .. Ne*poq Beach .• ..
Balboa youth to sell by him. Lydia M. Hutton'. 315' E. Balboa.
who claimed he wa~ given It by Blvd.. Ba lboa, complained that
another person . . . Arthur E. someone tampe~d with mall
Wilson, 54. of 420 Acacia Ave.. lett In her mall box ...
Corona del Mar. was cha rged • WEDIIESDAT, IIAT 17
with intoxkatlon in public on George W. Cantello. 48. of 890
Coast Hwy. tOO yards west of W. 15th St.. West Newport
Irvine Terrace. Heights, was charged with intox-
• nmAT. IIAY 12 lcatlon In auto a t 2:35 a.m. at
Muriel M. Ellswor1h. 49, Lido the exit from Balboa Coves .
Trailer Pa rk, Udo Peninsula. (Continued on page 8)
was charged wit~ drunk driv-1 LEGAL IIOTICE
ing and lntoxlcatton, and Cata-
lina Polendey, 49, of 828 W. 19th CEIITJFJCATE 01' IUSJWESS
St.. Costa Mesa. was charged 1'1ctitloal l'1ml lfame
with intoxic'ation In auto at 15th The undersigned does hereby
Sr. and N. Newport Bl vd .. New. certify that she Is ronductlng a
port Heights, at 2:15 a.m. . . . real estate business at 6350 W.
Two tires valued at $li5 W<'r<' Coas t Hwy., Newport Beach. Cali·
"olen from a car at 3939 W. Cornia. under the flr tltlous firm
Coast Rwy., Newport Beach be· name of Gold Coast Realty and
longing to Albert J. Wut:tk~. 40. that said firm Is com posed of the
Balboa Coves . . . William A. following persons. whose names
Rose, 21. of 1592 Santa Ana Ave.. In full and plares of residence
Costa Mesa, was booked on a are as follows. to-wit: BLA:'iCHE
commitment charging failu re to A. STEVENSON. 322 62nd St ..
appear on a speeding warrant N<'wport Bearh.
... John T. Marsha ll, 21. of 6801 Witness my hand t his 27th day
Seashore Dr .• West Newport, was of April, 1961.
charged with Intoxication In BLANCHE A. STEVE:'iSO:'i
public at the foot of the Newport Sta te of California )
Pier. County of Orange )ss
e SATUaDAT. IIAT 13 On this 27th day of April. A.D.
Ed Eader. 3809 &-ashore Dr .. 1961, before me. George A. Anna.
WPst Newport, reported the theft ble. a :'iotary Public In and for
of 2 wheels and tires. ,·alued at th<" said County and State. rc·
$90, from a boat trailer at 216 ~irting ther<'in. d uly, commjssion·
20th St.. Newport Beach . . . ed and sworn. personally ap-
Josepb E. Lovejoy. 30, of 2-121 pea rt>d Blanche -A. Stevenson.
16th St .. ~cwpon Heights. was k nown to me to be the person
C'ha-rged with drunk dri\'lng and whoSf! na me she subS<'ri ~d to
lntoxi<'ation after his car hit the tht' within Instrument. a nd ack·
rear or a ca r driv<'n by Gary R. nowlcdge~to me that she exe·
Z1essler. 16. Pomo na. at l'i<'W· C'Uted th<' same.
pon 81\·d. and Via Lido. :'\('W· In wilTiess whert>of. I have
port Bcarh. a t 11 :30 p m. hereunto set my hand anrt affix·
• SUJQ)AT. MAT 14 l.'d my official 5<'81 the day and
W. 0 . Buck. 4711 Seas hor<' Or.. year In this Certificate first abo\'r
W<>st Newport. repoMt'd th<' written.
burglary of a brlf'f ca!l<' from his GEORGE A. A:'\~ABLE.
car in his garage: it was round ="otary Public In and for the
p:~rtially COV('red with :mnd County of Orange, State or Cal·
about 15 feet from a n automobll<' lfornia.
!lt uck in the sand on the Pacifi<' My Commission expires Jan.
Eleetrlc right.of.way and OI'CU · 28. 1963.
pled by two Balboa men ... Publis h : May -1. 11. 18. 25. 1961
~furif"l Marlin, 3(lJ Canal St.. In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
West Newport, l'l'port<'d that hN
dog apparently scnr<'d away a LEGAL NOTICE
burglar who pus hed open two IIOTICE TO llDDEU
windows in her home. k nock inJl The Boa rd of Trustees of the
a Bible and star fish off shelves ~t>wport Harbor Union High
... Lillian Bailey, 49, of 104 La School Distrirt w ill a C'Ct'pt bids
Havre. Lido Isle, colla~d at a up to 2:00 P.M. on Friday. June
breaklast table In her home a t 2. 1961. at the office of the Dts·
9:05 a.m .. was g iven oxygen and trit't Business ~anager. for the
taken by ambulance to Hoag furnishing to the District of gen-
Hospital ... Scott Chasin. 2211 eral instructional su pplies and
Channel Rd., Balboa. reported equipment ror u~ In the New·
the burglary of a $125 blcyde port Harbor High Schools during
. . . V. A. l.o<'kabey, zo.H; E. the 1961·62 school year.
Oeean Front. Balboa. l't'ported The bids consist generally of
the theft of a $1(\ camera gadget but are not limited to gene ral
cast and 135 prescription glassPs types of supplies a nd equipment
from 'his <'ar. at Eighth St. and ror Physlt'al Education. Art.
Balboa Blvd .. Balboa ... · Sclt'nce. and Industrial Art
e IIOIIDAY. IIAY IS Said bids will be publicly
Robert L. Dotson, 38, of 212 opened a nd read at 2:00 P.M. in
Cypress St. Balboa. was <'harged the Dlstri<'t Board Room located
witt\ lntoxJcatlon In publiC' at at 1200 15th St reet. Newport
Balboa Blvd. and A St .. Balboa. Beach, Callrornla.
at 3:15 a.m .... A S14 car cove-r Detailed specifications cover-
was stolen from the car of Mr!l. lng the ltt-ms to ~ bid upon. to.
John Johnton. 620 Narci118US gether with conditions covering
Ave .. Corona del Mar ... A hit the bidding. may be secured at
and run car knocked down a the Dis trict Office located at f2oo
~ctlon of concrete wall on the 15th Street. Newport Beach. Cal-
property of Mlchael1. McCalmy. lfomla. •
7201 Seashote Dr~ WM Newport. All bids must be aubrnitted Oj)
,... 111 .._. ......,.. ... forms provided by the distri~
...... ,._ 1M .U., .. 1M and must be aC'COmpanlftd by a
._ ef .._ ~ .. c.n.a bid depo.lt In the form of a
,.._, • ......... .._. .... cashier's check or t<enlfied che<'k -•••-tr . . . AI 1n or a bid bond equa l to 5<0 of --. lilt 0.. ...._ .... the amount bid.
.... ._ llltlaa ., • .... 11\e Board of T'h.lltees reMfWS
.. •• 1 .. '* o-the rt1ht to reject any M all bleb
..... • • • A ...... ..... and to waive any Informality In
CJtO-. W&&DOif 6 co. ...._ ., ·--. .._ •• u the blda or blddlna. "-......,._ . U. 8. ..._. ..... 1a11 80Am OP TRUSTEES OF 111E
~---1 ate_ ......... MKW~KAIIOI UlQON
Pa<'ltk ~ ltodE Ealt•ap .... a. .... • ural 7 1 HIGH -.:&OOL DISTRICT Or
Burdett J:larNon. ... lllr· 11 • g ·ML ._ 11r-Obl'C& <XKJM'IT. CAUFODIA
aawwaaDOa&aSIGIIf
,...,._AY. II&T a. 1•1
COIIOII& Da. IU& CAUP.
), ...... "' .... A sonic blast which hit the
Hatbor Aru at 7 :18p.m. Sunday
was blamed for ~~etUor ~t a
burJlar alarm In the Maanetlc
Metala Co., 853 Production Pl..
West Newport HeiJhts, Newpon
pollee reported. Information on
tbe blut wu relayed to El Toro
Air Station.
110ft TO IIEJGIITI
Mn. Donna Davis and children
have moved from 435 Heliotrope
Ave., Corona del Mar, to M3 Tus·
lin Ave., Newport Helaht.s.
I LEQAL lfOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 962
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF NEWPORT BEACH REZON·
lNG PRO PERTY AND AMEND·
I~G DISTRICT ~AP NO. 32
The City Council or the City of
Newport Beach doe ordain a
follows :
SECTIO~ 1. T he following
described real property in the
City of Newport Bear h, County of
Ora nge, State of California, to
wit:
That portion of Bl()('k 93
of Irvine's Subdivision as
shown on a ma p thereof
recorded In Book 1. page 88
of ~lscellaneous Maps, Rec·
ords of Orange Coun•y. Call·
fornla. described as follows:
Beginning In the Southwest
line of Tract No. 3542 as
shown on a map thereof
recorded In Book 124. pages
32 and 33 or Miscellaneous
Maps of said County at a
point distant thereon S 65•
2-1' oo· E 95.22 feet from the
most Westerly corne r or said
Tract; thence S 37• 29' 59" W
41.37 feet to lhe beglnnlr)g of
a tanaent C'u rve ronra\·e
southeasterly and having a
radius or 200.00 feet ; thence
southerly 131.73 feet alon~
said curve through a central
angle of 37• +f 19" to the
beginning or a tangent line:
thence S o• 14' 20" E 17.13
feet to the beginning or a
tangent r urve concan• eas t·
erly a nd having a radius Rf
680.00 feet whlrh r urvt' shall
be tangt.-nt at tht.> Southerly
term inu-. therf:'of with a line
parallel with a nd distant
northeasterly 310 feet. mea-
sured ar right an~les. from
the Southwest line of sa id
Block 93: thence southerly
593.41 feet along sa id cun·p
through a ct>ntraJ angle or
:;o• ()()' oo· 10 sa id terminus:
thence S 50" 14' 20" E alon~
said parall<'l line 351 99 feN
to the beginning or a tan·
~t>nt ,·urve cont'8\'(' northrr_ly
and havin~ a radiuo;; of 15.
feet thr Eas ter!\ tNminu!t
of w hk h i" tang~nt to a linr
parall<'l With anrl di~tant
30 teN nonhwestNiy. m ea.
urPd at right nn~l<'~. from
thl' S<luthwr.;t«>rly prolonsra-
tion Of . the ~tllhP:l"t<'rly
lint' or <;ai•l Tr.wt :\o 3.~2:
th<'nf'f' <'ll"trrly 2~ ;;u (l'<'t
a long AAJol t,l nJH'nt run c
through n C'<'ntral .tngl·· or
!)!)' to said trrminu~: th<'n~'<'
X 39" u · 40" E ,tlllng ::air!
parallel line 2:;(1 ~ feN to
thl' 5outhNh" !'Ornrr or Lm
12 or "aid TrJrt ~o. 3.~:?:
th<'ncr following th!' Sou th ·
Wf'!lt li ne of ~lid Trar t :\o.
3;).12 through thr following
d<'scrlbed rours<'s to the
point of breinnlng:
N 3.3• 32' ."{)" W 466.63 fN't;
~ 6 • 37' 59" W 150.5i ff'et:
:'\ ~~· 09' 20· w 20i.oo r~t:
~ 58" 16' 40" w 80.00 fK't;
~ 65• 24' 00" W 124.19 fN't
to the true point of begin·
nlng.
a~ shown on District :\lap :'\o. 32
referred to In S«tion 9102.2 of
the Newport Bearh ~un lcl pat
Code and m ade a part of Article
lX or said Code. be. and the
same is hereb\' r<'zonect from a n Unclass·ifl~d District to an R·3
District. and said :\1ap :-io. 32 Is
hereby amended to s how this
zoning C'hange.
SECTIO:'i 2. The Planning Dl·
rector of the City of Newport
Bearh Is hereby instrut'ted and
directed to changt> District Map ~o. 32 so as to show the zonloa\
change descri~d In St'Ctlorf Y
hPreof. and. as said Distri<'t ~1ap
s hall have been so amt>nded. th~
Jl"me shall l't'maln In full for('('
and effect and ~ a part of Ar·
ticle rx of the Newpol't Beach
Municipal Code.
SECTION 3. This ordlnanC't'
shall ~ publis hed onet" In t he
official newspaJ)t"r or the City.
and tht-same shall be err~th..-
30 days a.ltet the date or Its
adoption.
This ordinance •·a• lntrodu~
at a rerul.u me.una o1 ttw Cit~·
Counci l of the City ot N~wpon
•ach held on the 8th day of
~ay. J96t. and wu adopted on
the 22nd day ol May. 1!161. by
the foUowtna '~ to wtt:
AYES. COUNCIUID:
lt.lnpJey. .Atlll..-on, Stod.
datd. Hart, l...cftfta. Somers.
Jf018, COlnfC'IJ..Mill(: M~.
All&!n' COUNCIUID~
CD*.
IAJDS I. STOODAID.
Dldr lu~ !!d ... Pa~ -r ·. . . ly: MAX M. aUSSELL
Lola hft,_ ••--,_ cu-t_ 1JOI llltlllaiN Sen-ftUJ A I I &51~ Prt-~ .... -:::.-. LaM. W Hilt .......... that Dated: Mq il .. lt61 IIAAODY .a1.10UDD.
...,... .
.... - _ ............. ., ...... e. ,......._: ~ .... ,..,. 11 ... aw a.t~ IGDK.Oiul~· oaa.,_ ..._.,_ ,dcnlf.lllleat.t.ri· .......... .......,.:~t~qa.dlt 1-.-...,j._c... ____ Jilllr ___ ,, ... •· ...... -1M ..... 0,.: I:GO P.M .. IDe I. .-t. 1ft a. Bcapu:.at ...._ &Mip
1039 GOLDENROD, C.D.M. 3 bed· ClASSIREO AD RATES -c..h witt. order or within 10 U,.
room. Family room, built-In I Time 2 TWMI 3 T"lfMI
kitchen. CArpell, drapes-Year 20 words or less ···-·------·----.75 1.25 1.50
Jeue 1325 mo. Call OR 3-9300 21 words to 30 words ···-·------1.00 1.50 2.00
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. un: 31 words to 40 words .. ·-·-----1.25 2.00 2.10 furnished, fireplace, garbage E.ch ord .. "' .. .a.
disposal, private patio. garage. w O¥et """ Wlllnft ···-------··· .03 .OS .07
Available now. Adults, no pets . • 438 Acacia, Corona del Mar. MUSICAL
Yearly lease. Inquire 620 Or·
chid, COM, ORiole 5-~7.
__ I AUTOMOTIVE
1 Bedroom furnished house
nea.r Richard's Market, either
rent yearly or summer ra te .
2 Bedroom unfurnished, 1
block (rom Ocean in Newport
Beach. Yearly $85 month.
AJfJ)aEWS aEALTC;>II u .....
HELP WANTED
SALESMA.IIJ to 5(011 furniture and
appliances direct from factory
or supplier to customer. A
very good deal for both sales·
man and customer a nd real
savings. Apply Harbor Furni·
ture Co., 12~ Broadway, Costa
Mesa. Phone Ml 6· 7202.
AVAILABLE at once -nearby
Rawlelgh Business. GOOd op·
portunity; trade well estab·
Ji~hed. Experience helpful bur
not necHS&ry. ·~ M. 0 . Berg·
land. 319 E. Pomona. Santa
Ana. or write Rawlelgh's, 306
Adeline. Oakland 20, CAlif.
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAlLY
• Sure To Check WJtb
JUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
475 N. Newport Blvd .• Newport
Midway 6·4481
SWAP your plano ror a Ham -
mond Organ -Srhmldt·Phil·
lips, 20th It Ma in. Santa Ana.
CASH for your old pta no -
KI 7·6058.
HAMMO~D SPI~ET organ. used,
$8-15. easiest terms. Ont> o nly_
SCH~UDT-PHILLIP-. 1907 ~
)1atn n<'ar 20th, Santa Ana.
• BA LDWIN ORGANS
• BALDWIN PI ANOS
t.:sed Hammond
Chord organ
$495.00
••••••• PIAIIO & OBGAJf CO.
2626 E. Coast H'way
Corona del :\1ar · Or 3-5530
515 :'\o. ~fain Sr .. Sa nta An,a
Ki 7+139
~EW HA)IM0 :'\0 ORGASS-Xew
STEI:OOWAY Pianos. Sales and
~n·1c-e Sln<'e 191-1. SCID11DT· CARS FOB SALE PHILLIPS. 190i ~-~1atn at 20th
1960 SPRITE. best orte r O\t'r Santa Ana. EasiP~t Terms .
$1330 or TradE'. Call ORtole L'5ED Ele<'tromc organs. like new.
3-8496 after 6 p.m. popular make'. A 2 ma nual:
19:>9 TRil':\1PH, wire wheels. pnr<' was $139:5 now s.t95 -
white sidewall ti rE'~. jump S4'at. othN". low as $.3-1:5 5CHMID'T-
o.d. low mileage. gOOd rubbE'r. PIIILLIPS. 1907 X. ~ain at
excellent condition. Sell or 20th. Santa Ana.
trade for older car. Phone ---------ORiole 3-0550 days, ~1ldway DAIXn·. Spin<'t Grand plano
6·5588 evenings. ltkl' new, $1500 valut'-~peri al
at ~!li. ~>asy tl'rms. SCHMIDT·
PHILLIP3;. 1907 ~ Main. Santa
Ana -100 pianos & organs t'O
r l'lou'V' from
LEGAL NOTICE
:'iOTlCE OF TRUSTEE":; SALE
11.\~nt()~D E:\'TR.\\'OICE n<'w.
J)f:~··u ..... iu~. I lo\t-h· ton'~>s
M'IY S\!ti. \liU pia\· ·a· tunf' 10
mP'Ufo''· 5\II)IIOT PHILLfPS.
''l!t7 X )fa tn nr.tr 20th, S..'\nta
.\n 1
IT'S CH:ECK-UP TIME
TIRES • TUNE-UP
• LUBRICATION e
WHEEL AUGNMENT
•· OIL C~ANGE e-.1
Herb Miller's
RICHF1ELD STATION
3636 E. Coast Hwy. at Polnac!ttla
OR 3-9728 • Corona del Mar
JOHNSTONE'S
Mesa Auto Wreckers
U.ed Auto Pa.rta, TU.
We Buy car. and Scrap Metal
UllEJtTY 8-7013
Z75 Pla~ntla Ave. Coat& M ..
YARD MAINTENANCE
Lawn Service
J. R. IRAYl HAWS
ORJOLE 3·1086
( Pleast" call after 6 p.m.l
701 ~ Poppy Ave.
Corona del Mar, Cam.
Expert ·
Gardener Availab le
on monthly basis
Ca ll Kl 3 -6965
PHOTO SUPPLIES
ALL 'J'Y'PES OF
PhotogTaphic Supplies
• Fut Color FUm Servke. • Movie Projector~ for a.at. e Model Airplane SupplMe.
MEARS CAMERJ( SHOP
1'78:2 Newport Blvd., eo.ta M-
Pb<.ne Uberty I· 7042
LANDSCAPING
Complete Landscaping
SerVlce
FREE ESTIMA ~
5ItH Grftn Stamps
F'Tee deliVft'Y
CO RON A DEL :0.1AR !'\URSERY
~OTICE IS HEREBY GTVE~
that on June 9. 196l. at 11 :OU
A.~f.. The Lagarde Corpora :Jon
a Callforn!a Corpora tion. .. ..
Trust<'e b,· substi tution l'l\' ar
tnstrumPn; in writing da ted. )Ia~
12. 1961. rrrorrted in tht> o!fJ,f'
of the County Reeorder of· Oran2•'
Count\', California on )Ia\' I'·
1961. ·1n Book 5721. Pag('. :!lt:
wh it~ . ub~titution w as mad.-.t•· •
~1\<'n pursuant to the t<'nn" ••f \'._'I I ~1n !JI':-t •i'lU~;'t'"'< 1'1'1
r ·.i· .:f' l (' ,,, h,~r , .. ,. ~ 'u that l'l'rta :n DN'rl ot Tru"t dato• t 1, [1 ., •• t a ~ 11-<·• r ,. I OR 5·0160 · 2744 E. Coa.st Hwy
MOVING OC'C-emb<'r 2. 19J.". l'X('('UtNi ~>:·
Fr:-t nk Hoovka as a nd \'irl!·'
Jl'an Hooykaas. husb.lnd oH' I
w1 f<'. a nd rec-ordl'd IX-t'Pm n··~ 't 1~:17. In Book 4122. Pa~<' U ' ,.~ 0!
tidal RN'ords in lht' <'ffio'l' •>I "'•
R<"t'Orde r ot Orange Coun:y l' ,;
tornta . will sell at pu bl w .111 ·,,"
to high<'St biddN h)~ , ,,._!1 •'•I
able at time ot sal<' in l;m :
m oney of the t:nitf'rt St..t'<''
• \\ flt·l~:'!"H••~t) ,•;:t'1~
• •• : , \ ,,. tn ) ~~~ I
•' .• ·, i"''P t: • .. , tJ:..-• .... r. -· \ I If•• 3ll •I'~. ..... EZ
' I
'i1 I f ,, l ' ~ .I•
' • !.1~ ,{ ._. •• ! \ 1 l.t,\
('\'\' '\:l,t
\I \ i • _.._, o1 !' r .. ql
1 t:• '" \ nEt
l .... ! 1!.1\:l.\
......... ' \ ', ..... ,. ..:; • -f'""1 •t'd
' • q h '·tl•• ~ ,-._ :'< H\IJI'lT-·
rll:t.:.Jr~ I. 17 ~ 'la.n. ~:lnta
\ • I
the Sou th step of tht• (I• , •••
County Court HouS<>. co~1a • •'
6th a nd Broadwav. Cit\' <'I~., .. •
Ana. County of Oran~;. ~;,,·. ,
California , a ll right. 1tlo• .1· i
in t<'re t con veved to a nr! n, o\\ "1
by it under Sa id D<-<><1 M T .1-· I "'t ., I • I' '11••1 I ~p • t-' tl!'<:'
•. \r· :w•' f., t tl"'ir ~ AJ!.n
'I '11:-rtnr I l hord 0r£1ln
In the property sltua t~' I'' • .<
County of Orange. :::t.l'<' ,.('·I
Cornia. desaibed a":
Lots 95.'> and 9.~ (\f T·.• · ~~ -
as pt>r ~ta p !'l'rorri<' I " ~·'K
28. Pages 23 to 3t~ :-.. ''
of :\ftS('('IJ An<' U" ~t11p' ••
orcl<; of Oran~<' C(\un•,·
Sail'! sa le w1ll 1\4.• m 1 h• ' ,.
1<1 \ ... ,, .. , • . I' · , •' -Hum · 1
l \li'IT r!IILLir~ ~· :\ta ln
'\ ~·" \I tJ • ,. c,1.,,,,1r !'in'l hi>
' ••M nc'" -.:,1' r S:.'90.
.\I"Cl C"lrrry )tapir
' · •" I' 1\ nut h a I .1 n c "
.. I' Phllilf'<: i4r.' :'\ )11\i:'l.
', ·, Ana. •5 J"lN' 191 t 1
without ('n\'t'nant o· \\a ··,,·.,
exprt>s.s or implt.• I -, ,:.,. t "1,:
t I I I e . p()~it'n n~ , . ., u-
branres. to J'•H' tht> ll"l'l o) ;• '
C'lpal ~urn or thr ~t\1•' "'' w o•l "' • \H ,.,,,1,•1 H.1mmond Orca'1.
said 0<-c-d Clf T·u«t 1 • " • f 1 '-•'' n n.! J'INin I hotlrri. f't't
$31.917.;\8 with Ill•' 1•q t ,, ,, ,..,,• f,• . "ld.!ll'ln: 11tr.1t'ti\'P f't l•'l'
from :-io,·rmh<.•r 1 J!lt> • ,. • 1, '··'1'" :'CH\IIOT PIII LLIP~ ~.
IJ'I<' of 7 2' 1,4. ,,.,,..11." :1• '' ,,., nr.tr 20th. ='an~~_
sa id :'\Ott' f'r0\'li1o•ol, I 11:1'' 11'" \\ 1'1 :\ rFJ ... \\',\ Y r.rnnot. II)((' n<'W 1li
advnnC'e~ untln th•' l•'r""' ·C "' t1 1 '''.'\>~' l=lt.HantN': r('~tuhu prl~
MOVING?~
-)._I ... , •1" fl\ t•'f',t' ..-\'k Uti\
f,-1 ! t'? ., .. r.m.!lt' ann 1-..t\t'.
Tom l' t.~rto,; .Jt ~our doM.
NEWMAN
TRANSFER It STORAGE CO.
"&-n·i('(' wtth a Consf'i<'nre"
Phonf'!<: )H 6·2i . :'>11 6-7202
R('Sidf'n!'l': Ll fi IYI
124 Broadway, Costa Mesa
AUCTION
£vt>ry Fnday mght a t 7 p m.
Anuques. Compl('tt> Hou~.
hold F urmsh:ngs and Appli-
an('('~ Wf:'\DY'S BARN
~11 G 8&~1 · 2()';'5 l, :-iPwport Ave.
Costa Ml'.a
We w1ll S<-11 for \'ou
HOME MAINTENANCE
Carpentry
l\tlnor ~irs
~o Jobs Too Sma ll'
H 0 ANDERSON
2966 P~pper Tree Lao•
Costa M~a. Calif.
Kl mbt-rly 5-8175
If no anl:wt-r rail Ml 6·2312
LAWN CARE ON-d of Tru~t : (N' .... • ft ~ ~" 'nd ~'lt;'l.i -I' p <' t' I A 1 a( $189;)
PXpt'll"l'~ "' tht• T u,····· :~·• I n: :-;r n )tiOT PHILLlPS. Homr or Rr•slrl nlta l -Commcrd al
the Ttu!lt •'N'.III'rl !>~ ·' I I'·''" I hi' ~trinway. AI o l'l'nt rE'furn r 1'r t . • 1 I j rl.tss . A WM k o us !"tl' nwa~· ronso e. u. t J'('rf<'el .., .
Tht> bl'nr!lt · .t ., ll'llto•r .. • -n· 11 "'"'ln)l-1007 ~-Mam L<-'l:tn~;ton 6 2~6 .. -l ... lb<'r1S 8·2993 ~1 or Tru<>' "' :--.1nt,'\ Ana. I __ --_Bud ('! rk
bl't"ar h 1'\r c1t'!"~tl ' ., ·h,. •• t.:.c ' ------
llono; . entrffi : h•"""'' ltN•'I "'''~'' :'FYF:r..\L ~ood u ?rhrht~ from I Jc R od l f'I(('('U Pd nntl "'I \ '''"f'oi tt• t "'t' ; ro lnrlltdlng 1 ~tudio e m e mg undi'~l)!nt>d " \Ht"t'" Pt>-·111·' &hmu1t Phllltp Xe1rth Main and Re pcnnng
tlon of ~f:~ull ,, .• i D••m~t nol tM 31 :!nth. Santa An3
S.'\lf', a nd W1'1 rrn n.,tu•t• of
bi'(IA<'h a nrl r i--.·IIM to 1'!\U ~ thl' PAINTING
unrll'ndgnM h• St>ll <1111'1 f'"Y>('('rt~ --------
to sall<;fV ~tti C'bltRatlon' a nd'
thereafter M Ftlmutry to. t!'6t.
tl'lto undt-rslgnt'rl r.t u~l1 s8ld
No:h"t' of Brt>ao:-h a r d of Elt'ctton
to SI-ll to br !'f'rord.-c1 In Book
562.1. Pa~e 5,-,o ol said Oftlcl•l
~('()Nf
THE t..AGARPE C'ORPORA'nON
8}' DORIS CROXON
Dorts C:olt<ln.. A\UI'IOt·
bf'd Slgnatu~
OAt••: :\lay 12. 1 1
I"Ublt h: Th~ Nt"1'rpc>T1 Harbor
Enstt n
O.tf'S: 5-18-'61. S·Z5·'tl
a nd 6·1· '61
FOR EXPERT PAtNnNG
-CALL -
Sympson 6 Noller
l'lewport'a
Olct.t l:atablt.hed Pain..,.
oa s..-.,o -Ew. oa 3-MM
FOB SAI.E
RUMMAGE ~ate bJ Harbor Dem·
~all«' ("J ub, ~ and Sat.
urday. May • and 27 ~?om
t :OO A.M. to I:JD P.M. 111&
Ka.rt.or troua.w.._ o.ta Jllfta.
Any il'e job.
In this &rN.
t>r 2:> f'art
Ra.r NlelM-n.
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LIDO ISLE RESIDENTS Bob Fo•. ot left, and Whit ey Phillips.
hove opened their Flying Butler Restaurant in Bill C agney's
Market B<!u~et Squo!lre, just off Newport Blvd., neo!lr the Newport
Beo!ich C ity Ho!ill. "Butlerburgers." shrimp Md chiden o!lre the
Flying Butler mo!linst~tys, o!lccordinq to Gus Co!irey. mo!lno!lqer Md
heo!id chef .
Bon ilppet~_t!
Ctiff C...,....n of Cor-. det M•. a not.d y.dmrnen, i. a~
a gourmet of tong standing. Here ~ sh.,.. 101M of hn
.-.cipes with Ensign ruclerl.
Jn , my first column In this
ne~itaper J s t a 1 e d that we
would attempt to fi n~ a f~w
s hort/cuts for )'OU. Quick ways
that would still try to provide
a gou.rmet feeling. H we want
routine. e\•eryday fOOd we can
always open any one of the
.hundreds of cook books avail·
able. We. here. are trying to do
a little better In arriving at
dishes set apart from the run of
the mill kitche n meals.
It it is true that we dig our
Jo!:Taves with our teeth-it se-em~
a rather pleasant w.:r.y to Jo!:O.
their work and combine various
soups.. add ing a little somethin«
here and there and ending up
with some pre tty fancy fa re. Re.
member about Imagination-for
example:
CHICKEN-BUTIERMILK SOUP
t can chicken noodle_soup
-t-<'a n cffamof ehick('n· sou p
'%. soup can buttermilk
Minced parsley
Combine soups. bring just to
boil, remo\'f' from fire. add but-
ter, bring to fast simmer, .sprin -
kle with parsley and sen·e.
:\10NGOL SOU P
Last week I m entioned that. 1 can tom ato soup
"The art of sauce m'ak ing is 1 can pea soup
something akin to love -one 2 cups milk
easv Jesson won't do.'" Perhaps 1• cup grawd chcesl' 1 parmesan I
it shouldn't be O\'enlone right at ~tal l. paprika
first so let the fi rst "lesso~" of Sht'rry w ine
sa uce m aking jell for the mo-Combine the two soups, bring
ment. On to ::~omething elsc. jus t to boll, add milk twa rmedt,
The ~autiful weather W (' arc salt and paprika to taste. Add I
having suggests to mf' that ":" table-spoon sherry wine for each
should see what may be do ne s " r v i n g and sprinkle with
about a bit of fast and fancy chceSf'.
soup making so as to he pre. You gals a re-born match ·
;>arcd for the cold d ;~ys we .shall m akNs. herl' you can be<-ome
surely yet ha\'t'. Latl:'r on in the "marrlagl' brokNs" for fa ir.
sf'a.son wP ('all h3\'C a "fe"' \'NY A ;.I D. your "marriage·· resu lts
f'Xolk colrl J<Oups but for now try will pron! more sun ·essful than
th('sr . Then> is a lot of labor som(' others we haH• heard of
and time invo\\'ed in correct m the pasC
soup making from :'5~ratch -so I :O.Iock Turtlt' a nd BN>f. 2 ('ans
ll't us be s mart and turn to thf' watN· l-!Ock Turtle-and Vege·
s upplif.'fs who have done most of 1 bh'!": 1 <'an w,l!er. h('at and
this for us. T:tk'-' advantage of s~ir In' 'l !'Up warm crl:'am: Pep-
Irs. l.acefielll Dies
I'J('rpot and :O.Iushroom. 2 cans
water: C'hlckf'n and Mushroom, 1
I ran water; Scotc·h Broth a nd
:O.Irs. Josephine Lacefirld. -;-l, Consomme, 1 l'an water. This
of 139 E. Wa lnut St .. Costa :O.Iesa. should get you started -please
rlicd last Sunday in Oran~o:f' trv various other l'ombinations.
County Ge_nNal Hospital. She ·Garnis hes for soups Bre many
was a nall\'f' of Arkansas. and and varied. Just a few: fle<>ts,
had lived in Costa M~sa for 19 cooked shredded : Carrots. raw ~ears. Funcra_l servtl'es were I shredded. ('()Oked .'>I ired : Cucum-
held yesterday tn Ba ltz :\fortuary I bers. raw sliced ; Green Pe ppers,
Chapel. Costa :\lesa. w_lt_h _the j chopped or rings; Hard boiled
Rev. Clifford Fugatf' off H"H111nJo!;.l eggs. slices or grated )'olks;
Interment was In Harbor Rest Le mons. thln sikes; Paprika,
:\fem or lal Park. dash: Water Cress .. sprigs or
!'hopped; Pa rsll'y, s prigs or
chop;>cd.
Reside ntial-Commercial
Some tlme ago I as ked If a ny
of you would s hare with us your
favorite r!'Cipe -please send me
some care of the ENSIGN and I
Phone Kl 5-2i37 I shall 1>e happy to pass them
along for all to enjoy.
TH!S HOME
1·11 t Coe!J H'·,..ey.
Co•c-~1 d1! M1r
OR J-t.e40
MEDALLION ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN
CORONA DEL t-4AR has ih own "high riwt'' building -t_he
34:-foot hose Tower be"in g constructed just back of the f.re
sl<'!lion on Marigold Ave . Busy "' the fop of the tower are Fred
Bed . owner of die Bed ConsTruction Co. of Costa Mesll. whose
bid won the controd from the Newport Bet~ch C ity C ouncil,
and his supetinlendent, Je"n Welty. The lowe r will be used for
drying fire hose. A dormitory oddition is also being constructe d
1eD0 WZ1T COAST HIGHWAY ~-IUWPORT BE.ACil U S-13!W
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Ideal home for larre family.
Spadoua llvlnr room. 3 bed· room~ a den. 2 batha.. r.A.
heat bJt-ln kltclwn. Sundeck
over blr dble. ~~;•rare. _ ...
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.: RAY BEAL'IT'CO; . . '3su E. Cout HWy.
Ph. OR 3·.1563, Corona del Mar
c.nu.
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Listlnrs rieeded for 2 1: 3
bedroom homes that will
a CCf'pt children. Also other
Jlstlnrs needed.
OUTS, llr.
' 3424 E . COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
OR 3-2888-OR 5-0555
H Ye1 Will le Sell
OlllOle 3·011L..
Leighton Linden -Realtor
We offer a profe!.slonal sales
staff
"'e ad\'ertlse )"our property
effecth·ely
We arrange new financing
If necessary
Place your ~ldeace 1a oae
u-. wide·awab una. tbat
will ,.,......t your bnt
laterat.
ThrH hure bedi'OCJIM •upreme
LlvlnrJII t it. bes(
Let ua tell you the rest
Useful fOf'Ced ·alr heat
House thru·out, kept very neat
Sep.uate dlnln& with plenty of room to eat.
·-Two fulrtiiiHs.=-·la-what royalty ha.s.
A kltehen of cupboardA and Jots of room .
Buy thla one today 6 move In AOOn .
Luatroua hardwood Doors-lead to a«'t'sslble doora
Near s hopplnr and Harbor Hlah School
Has a hua:e Jot with room for a pool.
Roof cove red wlth Ahake
And here's your stake
Only 124.950, 1.3000 down, Is no mistake
CALL US TODAY before it's tQ91ate.
M.-M. LaBorde, .Reahor
"'you11 Ull:e our friendly •rvlce'"
220 E. 17th St eo.ta Meu Uberty l-1131
(Acrou the •treet from lieu. Sbopplna Otrtter)
EvenJnra Call 111 11138 • 111 ,.,.,_
Vogel Values
UCI UY DU I_.
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OPEN HOUSES DAD. Y UNTIL 89~
' 2 bedroom 6 den p.tovinclal. Lots of used br1_cr Inside
-=-and our. Lovely patio. Furnl•hed.
1ff7.E. 22nd St ................................................................ $18.950
3 bedroom, beautiful corner, 2 double garares. Full)'
insulated .
Irvine Ave. at Flower ................................. _ .......... $23,750
4 bedroom 6 walnut panele-d family room. Prestige
home area.
2135 Bayport Way ....................................................... $4S.CJ90
5 bedroom A: family room. Cape Cod. Huge fleld
s tone firepla«. 3JOO square feet ol Jiving space.
Terrlflt' Back Bay View.
2327 Tu•tln .......... '· .................. .$39,500
Ocean Front-A: Main St., Balboa
Fernleat A: Coast Hwy, COM
N. Newport Blvd., Opp. Ho.tr Hoep.
1652 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
OR 5-1977
OR 3-2020
Ml 6·1675
Ml 6-7167
&I the fire slotion. (Ensign photo\ ====~~~~-~~*LOOK* From the POUCE BLOmR\ A ........ of G.ound at 2476> .. N-ewport Blvd. wllh 14 -lt.
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IT lTD: (Continut"d from page 7~
Thic\'es caused SlOO dam.lge to
an automatic iCf' machine at the
rear of the All Ame rkan :\tarket.
J(H9 E. Coa st Hwy .. Corona df'l
:\1ar. b~-using a rutting torch ln
an atlt>mpt to get money out of
the roin box: nothing was taken
... ~1 rs. ,\nn :t :\1. Gah•ln. 61 2
Orrhid Avt> .. Corona del :'-fa r, re-
portrd !hi' loss of a · S200 e:IT
ring S("t w ith 9 diamond~.
Geor-9• Hedluad. 421 If.
lfawport 8lwd .. Newport
Hai9bts. cougbt his baDd Ia a
ljCIJ"bop dlqloaal: olflcen ra·
1-..d bb baDd with cookiD9
gi"NH. -wtth DO laJurtn . . .
Olt&oen clbpoHd of a wild
duck from D Gamat An ..
aalbM laiCIIId. altft otbft fowl
bad pkbd teothen oft tbe
btnS. ........-It Ia a baclly·
pkked coadltioa • • • A 150
Hre aD4 -.b .. l -..n atolea
troat. tbe car ot acm .......
1234 w. 8Giboa ........ 8cdboa
port J.eada. la.wolftd • car
drina by Howcnl C. Scdls·
bwy. 707 .. taalciA...._Coloacr
del lien, IIIICl • tniCk drl ....
by Jolul A. Lcaabert. Lab·
wood ••. JCDMa PopeJoy, m
W .. lllllaater A•e.. If a w p or I
ll ... bta. ••,..ted tb!l theft ot
Clbout n-fGllou ol ga
sypboiMcl troaa Ilia ccn.
Erie Halliburton. 1912 Ke-
wamN> Dr.. Irvine Terrace. re·
ported that the emergl'ncy bra ke
was a('("lde ntally released. caus -
inl:' hls car to roll down hls
drivf'way and cross the street to
hit a fi re hydrant at the corner
of Kewamee Dr. and i\1arapata
Dr .... A tow truck was required
to unlock the bumpers wh('n
l'ars of Joan Demond, :W. of 1121t
E. 0::--ean Front, Balboa, and
William R. Scott. 47. of 203 Via
Dljon, Lido hlle, be-ca me involved
In an a ccident in front of 118
VIa Dijon.
:O..frs. Corinne Sale, 56, of 719 COBOifA DEL MD w. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, suf· Ot_..ean side of H'way. Nice
tered pain In her left shouldf'r Cottare on choice cor. 2 bed ·
on Ocean Front betwet>n lOth room, H/W floors, Fireplace.
St. a nd 11th St.. Newport Bt!ach. 1 bedroom Apt. for income.
when hit by the end of a board :i'ef!ds a little work.
belng carried on a passing bl· Only 124.750
cvcle ridden by John B. Dorey. Exclusive with
59, of 614 Ocean Front. Balboa STU lllrnl' JIMlt.
... Charles H. Yallalee Jr., 50. 615 Goldenrod Ave.
of 215-1 Newport Blvd., Costa Corona del Mar
Mesa. wu charged with drunk OR l -2010
eas~ment. 150x135. zoned C-2.
Has 3-room house, .steel
!enred. Good fO!' rontractor,
rest home, or mulh-unlt.s.
etc.
FULL PRJCE $1G,500
Only $75 month payments
after down payment. City
map shows a 60-ft. s treet In
rear. Thls is a real buy.
E. E. .... . ······-.. .... 1M ........ ,. Celie .._
Pboua N1 J.ZUI• Ll .......
01 Ill 1-72DI
-····· INfer on this comfortable· 2 bed·
room hOme In
COBOifA DEL liD
Woodburning Firepla c e,
hardwood F I o or s, lovely
Patio, large Garaae.
asklnr only
$21,950
* AB BOllS UNFAIR TO PROPERTY OWNERS
BECAUSE ...
1/ Section 35731-Time element of one t l l year in
which a pcl'son may file romplalnt r-reatH mental
ha rassment for many Innocent property owners for an
undue period of time. (Thirty days should be sufficie nt
time for tiling of complaints.)
2/ Section 35710 Utem 61 places elder!)' people who own
three Ill or lour 14 1 units for re-tirement incoml'
purposes under the Fair Employment Pral'tlces Com-
mission.
3/ Sec-tion 35720 litem 11-Property not pre!le'nfly undN
FHA Insured loans I Public Assistance I but upon which
a previous FHA 'Joan had ~n made, and paid off,
would be subject to FEPC law.
-II Section 35720 litem 41-FHA Tit!~ I repair loan on
er_o~y .. would place three or more units under FEPC
ITitle I lndudes loans l or air condl-Uorunc;-roortftg,
till'!, etc.)
5/ Section 35730 -places property owners under la bor
code a,nd investlratlvl'! harassment ~au.se of vindic-
ti ve or unfounded complaints.
61 Section 35732-Threats of Imprisonment a nd tine
could be made aaalnst property owners In thl'! process
of persuulon under FEPC.
WHY shouldn't the agcrleved take complaints to the
Ol.strlct Allorney tor investlratlon and.,tlllnr of com·
plaint? This rives the owne-r "hla day In court under
duf! procea of Jaw," throurh an t!lectlve attorney and
8 S 0 o.-.--+--not an appointe. to a State Bu""'~·~u~.'-:-:-::c=;=.=.:='='~="--"' B A---:-. -This mus ufl! rettrlctJ pmpert'y Owners rlahtt under
1 .. 11.. due PtoeeSII of Ia"(. ~ ' · llllrlllllllllu.. There are many reasons.. otMr than the . abov;.
drivlnJt" and Intoxication ln auto~~====~~;;;:;;:;~---at A St. and Balboa Blvd., B.al-~ RENTALS
boa, at 10:45 p .m .
e TIIUUDAI', XAI' II SUMMER . YEARLY
Jim Price, 506 W. Balboa Blvd .•
Balboa, reported malldous dam-Scenic Proper-tiM
age to a shipment Il! maaazJnes I We Need Your Llstlnrsl
left ln front, all a 11 comic 2732-C E. Coa•t Hlrhway
bookl'l and four marazlnes. Corona del Mu, California
valued at 12.80, being found In Uordan's Pet Shop Arcadl'!)
a trash bane! ln the a lley at the ORiole 3.6853 ~ar of 521 W. Bay Ave., Sal·
boa . . . Michael Aune, 1827
Orange Ave .. Co&ta Mesa. report-
ed the theft of a 125 flshlnr reel
and SJO pole from a hous-e at
1559 SuPerior Ave .. West New-
port Hei.!Jhls ... Jack Queener.
999 W. VIctoria St., Costa Mesa.
re,ported he was drlvlng a city
dump truck which hit a pa rked
car In front of 608 E. Balboa
Blvd .. registered to Thomas L.
Gray, D Flower St .. Costa Mu a.
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(Jl'(C.) unrelated to race, color, rellrlon, national orl&ln. or
ant'f'Stry, why an owner of Income property ml&lrtt not'
(Jt.eal Elt•te Imarlneers) a ccept a proepectlve tenant. Howewr, throuah tear
2828 E. Cout Hlrhway of l)araqment under thla bill he would tee) obJiaated
to acc;oePt undHJ.rable tenant.J, Thla will dl.-ouraae
Corona del Mar the desire to build or purchUe Income property thu Oa J.mo alfectlnr thl'! State'a economy.
........... loo
arata ·
Expreu your oppoaltlon to AB 801 by wrlllnr to:
Sf!nator John A. Murdy. Jr.
StatE' Capitol
Sacri.mento 14, C•llfornla
• Amended May 10, 1961 ......
(hard to findl
3-bf!droom• home In Corona
dl'!l Mar. Beautllully deco·
rated. hardwood Doors wltb
.IIXIN! C'arpeUnr. Double car
aarare and minimum ol.
·maintenanCe .
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DUTI TaiiOWN At IIOUU
Delma Jacoba. 708 HeiJot:rope
Ave .. Corona del Mat, foand 3
hOIIH!·made dattl .tude In the
north Aide Of he-r honw:. Jif..,....
police l't!pOfted at 11:• LID. lui
Saturday, May 20.
OWN AN ACRE IN PAIIADIIE oaly ·1115 -------__ ......
OIILY-
Submlt your low down .
Farrow & Sons
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