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ser and musicol d irector, hos
oeen no111ed pre~ident of the
Newport Beoch C oone.! of Arts.
w~ic h pions to develop o loco!
Art Center to house the octivi·
1 e~ of vorious culturol groups.
Mr. T rotrer IS w1d ely knowo os
musicol d irector for Bing Cros·
oy ond more rece nlly for t'he
G eorge G obel TV show. As·
1 ,ling him in surveys of orl
needs ore Mrs. Richord W inck·
er. Mn G eorge Michoud. Mrs.
Slu"rl Botrd, Stephen De ok
~nd Mrs. Howord A hmonson:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------~ Freeway Is 1JRVJNE CENTER MAY
BE OUT OF COM AREA On Agenda Assistant Postm astt'r Grant If rhe plan Is ap.JrO\'ed 1n Scin
Howald informE>d the dirc..-tors F'randsro. tht> lrvint> Coa:.t Coun
1 of thP Corona dt>l ~ar Chdmber t ry Club. F'ord At>ronutronl<'. Co·
A proposed Inland routing or of Commt>rc·e ~onday evt>ning rona del Mar High Srhool. and
the Fre~ay from M acArt hur that the posta l orri{'lals In Santa the future Irvine-C••ntt>r would
Blvd. to Dana Point wilt be dt>· Ana are re<'Ommt>nding that the haw• Nt-wport &>ach addrr !'M>S. l scribed tonight. Nov. t. at a a n•a from M acArthur Blvd .. t o rat ht>r than Corona d£>1 ~ar.
mt't>tlng of rhe Corona del Mar the lippt'r Bay. bet wet>n Coas( Postal offldals Sdid that thf'
Civic Assn. In the Community 1 Hwy. and Palisacl~>s Rd .. tw sn requf'st for :'\cwport &>~ch ad·
Youth Ct>nter. T he meeting will 1 vi<'ed by the N<'wporr fWac-h 1 drE'SS c-am e from the Irvine> Co .. I bt'gln at 7:30 p.m . 1 Post Office. owner or the land 1n tht> cHea.
President 0 . A. Armstrong an · ----
1 nounces that details of t he nt>w
I plan w ill be gven by Grorgr
Stark. presiclt>nt of thE' Sour h
1 Coast League of Civic:' Assoc1a ·
l tions. and by Cl ay ~1tc'hel l.
mf'ml:wr of the committt>r .
Also on the l;>rogram will be a
PLANNING SESSION SET
FOR 'PROJECT ALERT
7 •
New Plan
Des,ribed
A pro;>osed "su nken trPeway"
ctlong F1fth AH• 1n Corona del
.\tar has l)ePn rlescrlhPd by State
Highway and Jrvint-Co officials
.tt a '>[Wt'lal mM-ung of u tfect~
pro)X'rt y OWONS.
At trndtng the mPNmg w erf'
rl'prf' ... f'lll3II\Po; ur rhe Ccttholk
('hu rc·h. St .\1u•hael and Ail An·
~··Is· \1'""11111, ('ommunllv Youth
C't>ntpr r:,t• C t~ uf ~P\\port
Rt•dch .• wet t h•• :'\t>wpon S.•ach
Elt•ml'nl..tr) ~··hool Dl'itn. t
.,
-A fter ~purninq Hele'l& Ueme'""'~ dec1ded rne•
sre •ne one he J.:>,e ofter .sll Tne l.)"l' po• ._, pl1ed o.,. P ... •
O":J Co~•o" ne p~ r m come 1.: ,,. • .... " Demt,. ....
p c~e J c, R ~o N ··e•OO'"""' 400 s-0 1-'.:~roor ~;) c .. rl:~ver .,,j He•e~o , plt";1 e~ c;.~ L ••• e •e •e , 935
Co••:~ Me o • the Cr ::~"gl' C _ ~· C l".:le ::.·~1.-· o• ::>. ;..
M :l ~ .... e •• 1~· ~'"J"" t e '1'1 J e •, • 9 0 .. _.
School 0 , discussi on of tax as.<>c:'ssmE-nts Wner a nd tht> status of the Nt"wport
!Wach Tax Commllt('(' . ., ,·am·
palgn for f'Qualizl ng thf> aSSf's,;.
plann1ng st'ssion for "ProjK·t county ,
T hl' St>C"ond Orange County f Sa ffell. <O·('hainn<>n f tJ r t h 1'
Alert" will be h(•)ri 3t 1 :30 p.m. -"'S)X'akt>rs w 11l tw Admiral
n.-xt WecJn~day, :"\o,·. J:l. at F'eltx Stump, w ho w ill talk on
Di,;nC'y ldncl Hott'l. a<'I'Orcllng to "World C:ommun1.!.m. dOli Com ·
D:. TC'rrell Root and lluclson mun1sm in tiH' t:.S.A .... <~nd Rt>ar
T hf' propo..,p I route' of tht"
f.Pew.ty 1n thh urt·,\ '" ..... fol
low:.:
• l 'ndo•r \f,ll•Arthur Bl\tl r ••.or
II' jUn\'11011 Wllh i.'u,t'l !IW) 1-:ot
i ng I hr<Jugh r hr pre ... t·nt l•.x·.a t lull
r1f :\1NI<>'s Drt\P In
TRUSTEES ASK
U IFYIIG STUDY Is Stricken
In Classroom
I mf'nt!(. Publlsh<'r &on Reddic·k ,
('hillrman of th£> C'ommill('e. w1JI
submit a progress report. 8 lb 8 h
Transportation CommittN'. head· ,
Admiral Cht>:.ter Ward. sp<'ak1ng
on ''Total Mol>tlrz.:l tlon for Total
C Oll fiH't .'' I Th.-Orange County Coastal a Oa eac
~Irs. Grace M. Mac~onnles. 57. ed by N~>wport ~1ayor Jame<~ 8 II p k Pl
0\VO('T and dirE':'tor of th e Crest· Stoddard. has dlre<-ted illl tt'Ch· a ar an
mont School, 505 St. A ndrew's nlcal commlttet' to open studies
ProjN•t All'rt. pan of a nauon·
wiah• :'oia\')' LRague r ftort to alert
Americans to tht' rlangPr of
1·ommuni~t <'onsptracy. w ill be a
:3·day antt ·rommunlsm St>mlna r
at tht> ShrinP Auc11tonum. Los
r\ngl'les. Del'. I I rhrough 1:3.
• l:nclcr Golclenr()(J ,\\p . ~o
1n_g throu~h lhP prt•<.t>nt YfJuth
C£>ntt>r Silt'. Tht> Short·.; dC'\t'IOp·
mt>nt of 0 Z Rotwrt;<On '" wt
back to makt• room for .1 ~
'ilh lf' frN'W ... \'.
PrOt·M>c1 lmMc-dlat••l> 10 1ts thP J.lrl''-<'nt houncta nf' of the•
~n·-.,·nt -.turl~ lor th1• tormd!Hin I :-;,." ~rt Elt'mc-ntaC) 01't ~n t
or thl• :'\t>WJ>(Irt B<·.H'h L'nlfll'rl rr .. u•·h a untrwatiOn )11 '" , ..
So hc><.•l Dt'<trl• t adoptf'd h~ local \ otPr 11
Rr1 .• Cliff Havf'n, Cllt>d last Thurs· to dt>vel op an In land routing. Is Protested
day night at the school. T he plan drafted by the Coast·
She was found stricken with al League w ou ld leave thf'
a possible heart attack or stroke prescnt Coast Hwy . as the major
by a w om an friend. w ho notlfi~ local access highway , and route
.:-.lrwport pollee, at 8:50p.m . Fire· the Freew ay Inland from Dana
men provided ...-..dtatJon te Point. &o around Laauna &.acta.
the unc:QMdous Mrs. lldl...... ~ .t Qlu IF I All-Y ,
and abe wu Jabn by ambalante to tt. vldltlty ol MaeAI'tllur
to Ho.r Ha.pltaJ, ~ere she w as BJvd. aoutherl y or t he UC campus
• L'ndt>r ~lurguentE' ,,, E'. go
rng through the pri"S('nt St.
:\11chat>l and A II A ngPls' EpiS·
c'()pal :o.tission and future chur<"h
Th1~ '"'true trnn "M• ~t\'f'O to would mt•an "Pllttinl'( tnt' 11rl',,
th•' OrdngP t ount~ Committee c•nt unlt11•<1 hl~h school dt:stnct
on $ hoot DhtnM Orjlamutton along rh~> el.,.meotary school
1n a wsolutlon adopted Tue!lda~ boundanes or Newport BE'ach
evening by the Newport ~ach and Costa Me-sa. The bll'h
E I e m e n t a r y SC'hool Diattict ttehool and
A pt>tltion with 6 signatures <~Itt>. The extens1on of :'darguente
has been re<-eivt>d by City Clerk Search st·all Ave. would bt>t:Omt> a matn aC·
Maraery Schrouder protesting t'eM to the inland developments.
the propouLto -.bliah a pllly-~ 1"f :t-•• d --eaart .a'l 'IPdt..._:llll,t: ,.,. -.._. Oes On ere aod C.meo HJplands boa ~•n ftont betweoen the ex· dl'velo;>mt>nts. rt"jolnlng Coast
II I IL ., • lrltM .... 6Mo
~ study will cover propGRd OM dlatrkt. Wlrtl a s-Jn,.Je ~hoot
u nific-ation -k Inder r art l' n board.
pronounced dead. site.
tensions of A and B st rt'E'ts. If 8 s Hwy. )U"'-1 helow Cameo Hl~h·
T he:t: u rgt>ct .tht> city to retain or US top ldndo;.
through htgh ~hool -along The rt'solutlon. pr~nted h~
Dr David !\'lpJ..,pn. statPd thar
sul~h un1fkat 1on "will offe~ lht•
gl"4"att>St local rontrul to 1 ,,.
Pf'Ople of rhts ctrstn r t'' and "of-
!f'r the> m~t f'fff'rtt\E' ffiul' ·~m
program
The body was ta ken to Baltz
~fort uary. Corona del Mar. and
sen t to Reynolds M ortau ry In
Pasadena for services. Jntermt>nt Share a Gift
the diminishing •pubht• ~ac-h l'nrlN thl' plan. l hP Youth
area and to p rt-SPI'\'1' thl' ht>auty Till' exr<·utln' commltlf'f' or j Ct>rt tPr would be rt>Jcx·atPd just
of rhe area. tht> Corona cl<'l ~IM Chamtwr of l'il.l-!Niy of H.A rbor \·1.-w ~·hool.
was S<'hcdulect for Holy Cross T
Ct•mNcry In San Francisco. ree Planned ThBael pe tlt}onEwa~ !:lgTn<'hd by H. Cummcn'P wns authort7t>d b\ rh<' I dnd thus lnland of the frPt•wa\'. E mt>r mma omp..<~on · h E \1 { Eill M ' w 1 Pt> C'\' dlrl'<'tors \lonti.H cvl'nln~ to I (' pi~'Opal . •s."Wn anti u
.. 1°11• .'F arg~r~ 1
1 ~n,d G~r :ow~>k a 'JII:-fM·to·~ IOC.Jilon for j 'url' .;anc·tuar)· "ould bf> n·
Flag Pledge Is
Voted Part of
School Policy ThP trustc>t>"' appro\'M •• noth••r
rt>solut1on. also presenrt•tl ~~~ L•r
:'\1Piwn "llpporflng thr ann•''
allon of th.-upPf'r bar a rt>a to
1 hi' ~rwport !Warh Dl'll r w t RIH'I
,;t,Hing "II IS tht' cl£>Sirt• ul !IW
pt'(lp)p 10 lhf' pt'llllOnl nl'( d~f',l
to bf' 1df'nl1fil'd With anrl l'nH•\
tht> prtvllegPs of rhl" ='• houl
District ..
llere is ax m~g: of tribute I by Zonta Club
to Mrs. MacMonnles from .one of
\\ldrlson. )bran 11au 85 abn ' • a )OC",rl hu' "lOP lo.·atPd 1n a l rta n~lt· l'aStPrlv of
a n£' A Ill', a ncar· Y prop· I :\farguNill' :\\1'. d nd hounc11';1 hy erty owners. Prt•'<~tlt•nt Ralph .\I) l'r" said
that VOS.."Ihlf' Joo:at 1ons are on Fi fth A\r · th<' F'rf'<'wa~ anti
both "lclt>s of l'oa:-1 Hw). ar thf' Buck G u II~. thl> C'.1t hoh<"
Tht> t rachtrnn,c l pi.-•I£P of al
)P£iant•,.> Ill t hP fla~. r('('tted P,rr h
mornrng 10 thf> :"t>wporr B<>a•·h
l'lt'mf'nta~ <> ·"'C\01<:. "·•' formal·
)\ adoptrd a<: tx•drcl poll~ Tu~·
tfol)' f'\l'nln~ hy lhP f>oarc1 Of
I rUS(f'f'"
hf'r many friends:
e "'COOD-a T. N U. CIIJPPS ..
On the evening of Nov. 3.
Gract> MacM onnles passed Int o
the w orld bt'yond. She died In
her beloved das."room , beside
the blackboard where she had
taugoht that day. To all her ~r·
ents. she symbolized the type of
t>ducatlon W'hk h !teems also t o
be passing Into the corridors of
time.
T o her rhere were no modern
p roblem s ot late readers due to
emotional frustrations. Her chll·
d ren went to S<.'hool t o learn. and
all of t hem did. There were no
excu ses for "forgotten home·
work." Dls<'ipllne was f irm. and
"honorable" w as lher m otto.
Phonics took 1 hour uc:h day.
H er Children could IIOUnd out any
word, for they understood the
letters of e~ry word they read.
She taught and spoke French t.c>
her dass, stimulating con~·
tratlon and m em ory and a quest
for knowl~ge. .
She lea~ prt<.'eless memories
In tfhe hearts of everyone who
knew her. for Graet" MacMon·
nles gave all her l ove and all
her life to her children. Now
she will live •n throuctt them.
M rs. Bill MArf\ner
Corona del Mar.
Shell -to Talk
Here Friday
~blyman Joeeph Shell,
candidate for aovemor. wtU
speak on "Republicans W1U Win
in '62," at a rnMtJnc ·~
by uw Newport HaftMw t.publt·
can ~bly at I p.m. tbJa f'ri·
day, Nov, 10. In dMt Newport
Helat* I:Mmefttary ScNol. He
wtU be lntroduc.'ed Pq Walter
~naec o1 XJIOtt'a 8etry Pann.
Mr. SbeU baa bMn a memb«
ot the atate lea:talature al~
1951 and GOP floor l•der tor
tt.e put S )'HI'S. He a. a Nave'l
Alr Corp vetel'8n ol World
War II. .. ,... ...........
...U.., StolL 10ft at lira. Dor· ~ ....... 1» •• 'iiltlll ad.,
.... Cllllll. .... -.. d ....a.a....-• .. u t
-$d .,. ..... ~.
... &II ... ._ ....... ... ". ,,., ......... .... ........ ,
The Newport Harbor Zontd
CJul) will again sponsor thP
<'hlld ren's "share-a-gift" Christ·
mas tree, wh1c-h w as suC'\.--essfuJ.
ly Inaugurated last year.
The location will be a t Peter11
Furniture Store parking lot. Har .
bor Blvd. and Center St., Costa
Mesa. ,
Actor Andy Devine. Newport
resldt>nt. will be m aster of <'ere·
moni es at llhe lighti ng of tht>
tree program Saturday. Nov. 25.
A program of music w ill ~ pro·
vlded at 7:30 p.m. each Satur·
day.
Gifts are to be brought to thC'
tree for distr ibution t o less for·
tunate children.
Hold Up on
Paying Taxes
Brown Act
Charge Made
"&>fore I pinc-h a Supervisor.
1 wa nt to be sure." Olst. Atty.
Kt-nnE'th W illiams told thl'
Ensign ~londay.
He said he would sturly tht>
law regarding the complaint or
a Santa Ana re-porter that a \'10·
Jation of rht' Brow n Act had been
1 ~fa rgurntt> A\i:' lrtll'rSC'I'IIOn. i.'hu!'C'h ~ropPrty would bf• t',\st
1 Dtrf'c'tor f'r.tnk Jorda n f')l. erly of tht> Jasmrnt' ra \·inf' .1nrl
, prt>s.wcl apprl'.'lallon tor the of· 1nland o f th(' frPeWd)'
fer of ~~~~ Oororh\ ROf'liC>r to An nlternatP plan. al"o dr ·
1 estahllsh a bus til'kl'l otfiN' at -;c-rt ~d hy tht• Statf' H1gh"d.'
her Fountain Crt II rf'staurant. and II'\ 1ne offtr1a ls. ho"l'd the
2121 E Coast Hw\. Howt>\'N . fret"way swlnlllng 1nland after
:'oiewport traffiC' c-'nglnt'N B1ll passing the )1'\·rnt> Co.1sr Country
Dund.ts sa1d tht> bu" -.top rould Club. cutting a<·ro. s a t'<lrnl'r of
not be established tn thl' rf'rl thP (')Ub " park tng lot w1 ngrng
.wnt> near Goldenrcxl r\\C• ~· ratht>r shar ply Inland to go be
cau~ it would tw tn tht> 1ntN · rwePn Harbor V1ew H1lls and thl'
~ct1on Lone. Abrahdm Llnt'Oi n :'.·hool. and
committed In negotiations ovE"r ft-..11 .. ....&:--II SJI&-..1 transfer of the county dock lt>ast> .,..n;tl.... ... r('jo1 n1ng Coast Hw~ lust bt'low
Cam l'O H ighln nds.
5upt Ro,· Anclt'r<'<'n N"<''m
mPndNI thP Jrloptlon bP1·au!'t' (I(
fl('W .;(,t il~ ]P£l'l<ll lllr1 Whl<'h hf'
..... td. r •lltchrrtl'nt l~ oPf'nrt1 the
\\'il~ ftt r o;uh<:tllllliO£ o thf'r
putnot w I'Xt>n'l'~"' tor the pled£E'
"Wp hll\f' ·""·"' jll\'t'n thr
plt>dgt> of a ll•'~?•an<'~' 111 the flr<>t
l')d'>,'l or tht' cl.o~' ctnrl !Witt'\ p In
11 st ront.(h ht> "<tiel
from Gl'Orge Carver to James F u~-.... S....L I MORE FUNDS PROVIDED Fallon of Beverly Hills. I If d&II&WII .
"The Jaw Is not clear and DN!Icatlon <""11'monies for the
e VOTE 15 4 TO 1
ThP rc•..,olutlon <~tatPcl •·Jt I' an
I hf" J:w.,t IOIC'fi'«<S of :l II r on
N>mect I hot rt'a ltgnmPn 1 uf
;<C"hOOI boundarrf's !>houlrl bf' lh
rompli!<hr rl ,•nor to t Jw full
cJpvelopmc-nt O( 3 fl\ J:l\ c•n ctrl'
l'hl' lt.'Otf' on lxith rr~nl ut1on<>
wal' -t to I. t ru~trl'· Han·r~ f'c-a"''
1'1\~llng the Of'J:diiVe \'OIP
\fr PPal'4' sa1c1 hP wao; 0)1~€'<1
to thf' unlf1catron pro~al be·
C'n u~ ht> ft-1 1 1 hst the ac-tion
wall-prt>maturf' t hat morl' tn·
1 rormatton <>houl t1 tw obtatnf'd on
thf' va rlou,. ahrrnatl\'f'" doesn't cover the point wh ether new Abraham Uncol n School of FOR YULE DECORATING onf' mem ber of a board <'an do Corona del ~tar w ill be helc1 at I
I preliminary work to advise other 7:30 p.m . Tuesday, :'\ov. 28. it 'I t 1,. lni"'n<'PI\'ahlp to rl r .. A dditiona l support for thf' ~-to tw> u~rl for )l':t<>mg !'(ImP mt>mbt'rs." hf' sa1d. was announ<'Ni at Tut>Sday f'Vt'· rt>g,~rct lhP ~<l.ltu~ quo "lt Uallotn n.-)ut.v Olst. Att.r. Outrt>rn nino's trust"" mnnting by :\ ... rs. W ilbur Tool ml ntature Chnst· o( the "'flt'<'liii'\Jiar c11 "•' I a~<.. t .,. ct )"' h It .__
Helslng rerommende~ no a('t ion C'hal len Landers. mt>mbt>r of tht' was \Ott'd ~fonday l'\'Pning b.' Jlrt.'t'' 1., •'Od"t wtdt• rumpf'tltlon <;UpPrlor ro O'ly un1C11 ,;!1(111 I v.:' " " " '' mas villagt' decorating plan I whu'h haw• \\'On "WPepstakt>s 1 a .,.u Y wou" '( 0'-' to '".
bt' taken. Mr. Williams said. board. the directOrs of thP Corona del I fur '>~'\'N~I \ t'8rl'. plaTnh .. ',1 r, Pf'a"4' said II II Taxes are not due until De<' Their Inter pretation of the law 'I '"'h ...__ f r • E' !t a us q un tl' st t ')0'-'<1 1 c•
h "--f pub Crull ·' ar '-a m~A"r o '-ommcr~ Th(' l'h.lmi>t'r .-.J,,ns to ~t up ""t·au.~a lhn \~ta~ .. ,., -J~'t 10, and you have a <"h anre of was t at one mtomu.:r 0 8 · 4 H rf i ·· ..,.. ·'"' ' ""''·' • " " makJng a recovery of part it a l k body could m eet once wit hou t I I T hey lncrt"a.st"d the amount to the miniature' Chrr:-tmas "t't'nes tht' unrftratlnn pro)')Of'al. nr.
p~ t axpay ers su it Is sur · \'iolating the Jaw but that rt>gu Four l)f'r:<:ons were injurt>d 1n bt' u~rl for the plan up 10 $454) 8,' .~trdto>gh· kl(',lllnn:.-aloog I Donald Brldgm~tn romm<·ntt-d
Ct"ssful and you u~ t'he "propt'r Jar committt-es cou l d not. a 2·car traftl,' a("('ldt>nt at Bay· l oa:>t H"'! T ht> ~oal of tht> ~lt>l 8<-rrv ,·hai.rman rtf thf'
verbiage" on your ctleck t o t ax Register Reporter Stan Allt>n s1d1> Dr anc1 Coast Hwy .. :"lew. ft-•• II .. C.:haml)('r IS II) ~'"11lhllsh lht'~ t-oa rrl. d~~1 bed the-nltNn.l
coHector Don Mozley. was barred from attending a port Beach. at 2:15 am. Satur· ._. W J • ll<'t'nt'l< a~ a <'Onttnuln2 \hn!ltma"' 11\'C'!oo: total unrflcat10n of :'oii"W·
"We ar~ waitJng for w ord now meetlng of Su.;>ervlsor Claire M .l day. t '1..11-allaa' Pr df."('Qratlon mollf along th£> t>n · port &>ac-h and Costa ~lt>sa
from the attorney on what ver· Nelson. County Counsel Georgt' One of th<' motori sts. Ro~rt • ................ tlr£> buslnt'R" rll. tm·t Schools. whle"h he sai d would
blage should be on the checks to F. Holden, Newport Beach City 1 Lit tit')'. 38. of 605 Clubhousc. • ~iN T Duncan ~11'\''art. in never reet"IVt' approval: un1 fica .
pay under protest." Publlsher Councilman Harvey Somers and I West ::"lewport. wall jaiJE'd on The Orangt' Coast Delegation c-harg~> of tl'!r Chnstmas ltg'hung u on Into one jomt eiPmf"ntary
Ben ~dick. ct41rman of 1he another Newport ~ach dty of · charges of ft>lony drunk driving of tht-National Indignation Con· program. <~alrl that .ura ngem.-nts district tor the 2 citiPS a nd une
tax protest commltt~. said. "We flcial. M r. Allen pointed o ut 1 and mtox i<'ation i n public-. Ht' vent ion wtll m t>-et at .p m. th1!11 for lt-a.s1ng or puN'hasmc the h1g'h sctrool dl, trlct. "hlctl he
will hav~ a chan~ to mak e a that the law provides that all com plained or hnd and bar k Friday, Nov. 11. at t he V 11la ~a · W 1lbur Tool dlspl<lY" may M aid would brtni about tot al
recovery tf successf u l." mt>etlngs of any legislative body pajn and w as takt>n to county rina restaurant. • made through hPr. l)rlolt-3·46321 unificati-on automatlt'Aily by
The attorney 1a dk ldlng on must be o~n to the press and hospital tor exam ination and rt>-Or. Anthon>· B\ftta.-1ch. ot or through the C'hamtwr o(tlt'(', law.
Which cUH to lnclude In a pro-pu blic. tum to jail. l ~tary :\f ount Colle,-e. Palos Vt'r· Oriole 3·4050 The-only plan lett 15 unlfka· ~•suit from fhoee submitted The meetln& was to dlscusa The other car mvoh·t>d wa des. will M keynote 8Pf'aker. She reportt'd that ribbon tylna tlon along Nt'wport Beach ell"·
to ttle board of s~rvt.ora. aU· plans to erect a bulldlnr on 1 drtven by Olga A. Good. 45. of At 9 p.m . lone dl8lanet" phont> se sions a.rt> ront1nuing In the meontary dJ.-rict boundaries. he
u na as a board of equallzatJon. county-cl t;y owned county dock 2698 Riversidt> Dr .. Costa ~It'S<~. spea kers wlll broadcast from l'Vl'nlnp so that all tref'S on the addt-d.
"Our ~ntation to the ~rd site nNr tt.. Arches bridJe. wtlo sutfe~ a back injury Ht>r 1 Dalla...' Texas, r..c-urtn• Sen. Sidewalks In thl' husln~ss dill· Jam t'S Stoddard, m ayor of
ol equallaatJon laid the 1f0Und· "U the dlatrtct attorney re· 1pa5o.'1en1ers we~ Lewis T RJch· John To\ftr, Maj. Harry K nick · trlct can bf' rovereod with bll N~wport Bnch and r 0 r m t' r
WOfk 110 ~II. -. eould prot'ftd r~ I c.-en pwdl and sian a ard110n, m5D ~tin Ave .• C011ta erbockt>r . Frank !ttcCeHM . Sid· n!'d bow .c-hool board mt"mbfor, supportf'd
wtth a tu.lt but money &a th~ ccmplaint my.elt but I could Mesa. knodc~ uncon9Cious on ney Larham and poalbly ~. the l'fiiiiOlution, •)"'na that It
thine.'' aaJd Mn. Duncan Stew· rae. m.Ucloua ~tlon char· 111\j)ect. and Ruth Cast. 45, of Edwin W alker. Veterans D..ay wu unqu.-.tlonably t he moet art. a mem_,.r o1 the dlnlftJttft. ,... .• Allen said. He_ ~ 21315 SterUne Aw .. CO!Ita Mesa. u ~\ p&an.
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e GUIDE FOR JUDGING CANDIDA~ .
The recently organized Conservahve Coordmat-
ing Council has set forth an excellent list of principles
for evaluating political candidates. Indeed, these
points can se rve as an excellent guide for action for
all citizens and conscientious voters. How do you
rate? Read ·em and evalua1e yourself: ·
e Support of e ,.presentative form of 90vernment es set
forth itt our constitution.
• Loyalty CMths for .. recipients of .c:,~ ntonift. e Pr ... rvetion of U.S. aovngnty the Connely
reservetlon to the WcwW Court .,._....t. ·
• Protection of u.s. toYereicJnty from IUbvenion by pro-
rno+en of "one wortd" philoso,a.iet such es UNESCO.
e Oppotition to the .drniuion of Red ?N. ~ eny other
communist controlled government, to the United Nehon~ e Support of the HOUM Contmitt" on Un-~merlcen Ac·
tivitiet end the S.nete Internet Security Sub-Committee. e P01itive effori to tum bed the tide of workt comntu·
nism by ,.vening tfte policy of eppeesement end conteinment. e Worl for gettin9 the government, et eN levels, from
corporete busineu ectivitift. e Won for te• relief. e Application of the Monroe Oodrirte egainst forei.,
influences an the ....tem hem~. e Local control of the public edUQtionel system: teedtint
of fundamental MUQtionel values. .• * * e KEEP THAT FREEWAY INLAND
Jlubu.Mr of the Enalp: ,
About 30 parents ot 4brabam
Lln.."''On School t"hJ!dnn went
down In valiant defeet on Mon·
clay. Olot. 30. '11\e meet1na ....
not a ...trhbor · to · nelrhbor
lrtendly ~ ot tbe io&er·
e.t of the ChUdren, teachen or
.chool, but a M,ttle over lhe na·
tlonal poltttaal ._...of tiM PJ'A
-namely-.Federal Aid to Edu·
cation and the United Nations.
When you become a member of
the PTA you support t'heee poll·
cJH.
PTA orcanlura teamed with a
few Jeeal specialists In the audi-
ence conducted a parliamentary
sham which su<X.'eeded In pre·
ventln.J any dlsd~ure or noor
dlscuulon of the objection ot
many parents. You really missed
somethlne! The leeal eaeles
cut the housewlvH to ribbon&-
and friatalled the PTA.
Those parents abllent !rom the
m~tlng mleht be Interested in
knowing of the PTA !pOlicies
which could violently affect
your child. for example: PTA
encouraaes t'he buJld.up or a
school library of referen~ ma·
terial on the UN-UNESCO, etc. It
e ncouraees UN pqrams. speak·
era, UN week. etc .. which would
Your child's assimilation of
offer strong child motivation.
rhls propaganda would decrease
national Interest and condition
him for future ONE WORLD UN
control. Presently, your personal
national love of America ls a
hindrance to UN·ONE WORLD·
ERS and their plan for complete
cOntrol of the United States-
but II will be easier to control
your conditioned children.
SOrry to bother you absent
parents with these details but
you should know the coet of hav-
ing the PTA at Lincoln School.
ln., all fa irness, the valiant few
wf\'o defended your children de·
!lerve your appreC'iation.
But don't get concerned; go
back to your 1V sets. For you
to regain control would require
ftghting the political Issue with
those In rontrol and finally re-
placing the PTA. 'J!he Issues are
clearly polittcal, the battle l!nes
a re drawn-your-chlld'!'l future Is
Involved-It's your move.
George Dolan
Costa Mesa.
* * *
The plan to loca1e a "sunken 'freeway" in the
general area of Fifth Ave. m Corona del Mar does
not thrill me one bit. With all the available undevel-
oped area just a small distance inland. it seems
absurd to split this town in half with a whizzing
freeway, however su!Uen it may be. There's much
1 1 · · • caDIES OF KDVSBCBEV more sense in an a ternate propose - to swmg m-Publisher of the Ensign,
land befo re reac hing the Merle's Drive-In corner and Khrushchev's recent ravings
going on the inland side of Harbor View Hills. Better have been publicized. empha·
N Be h C d 1 M s ized and editorialized. But I yet. skip the entire ewport a c -orono e or find no one questions the WHY
stretch of Coast Hwy. altogether. o1 his eondemnatJon of Stalin.
* * * Can It be he hopes to convln~
· us t'hat Nlkka Is really a GOOD • THE B.A. Y IS A NA TUBAL DIVIDER man, that the purges would not
The Upper Bay has generally been considered have taken pllt-e if HE had bt>en In charge! a natural div1ding line between Newport and Co-That old Nikita is a sly one;
rona del Mar -although it's all one city, Newport he's safe. of course. because
f f 'd · t· · d f Stalin has ~n very dead f« Beach. But or purposes o I enti lca1lOn, an , or some time; he's safe because he
example, postal dehvery, the bay is a log1cal and has "liquidated" anyone who
effictent divider. Now comes a proposal to place might remind him of HIS part
C d I C C t Cl b d In Stalin's activities. the Irvme ente r an rvme oast oun ry u an Nlklta Khrushchev. no matter
Aeronutromc areas mto the Newport Beach Post what he says now, was Stalin's
Ofhce zone -an 1dea that does not sit well at all "hak'het-man."
w1th the folks m Corona del M~r. Or:e particularly fo~~hew~!n -~~!1~a~~~';'[':1~~=
Jllog1cal result comes mto mmd 1mmed1ately: Corona UkraJne.
del Ma r H1gh School, in Newport Beach. Certainly · SCORE ON THAT ONE-400.·
dd ld b h th 000 corpees--there was enough the proper a ress wou e t e same as e name food on hand, under communist
ol the school. control, to feed t'he entire popu-
la1ion of the Ukraine for two
Fire Destroys N• 1 H yeafl'! and four monfh!'l. Ieee s ome He was re~~ponslble for the
mass burial In Vlnnltsa. SCORE
-9.439. Th,. homP of a naN'<' of Coast hlrd but was not permitted Into
SupN !\tarkr( ownN RannPy the area by fire authorities.
:;;hro}Pr, 33 17 E: Coast Hwy.. "They put their whole time
Corona tiel :\!tar. wao; drstroyed In their home; It was exquisite.
Ja..,t ~londay In rhe fin~t whk h a prt'<.'ious hoW~e," Mrs. ShroyPr
""'~'PI through thP Holl)Wood saar!.
IIlii.-1 ~Irs. Ryan was )pft with the
~lr and ~·tr-.. Waller Ryan. 1 dothes she was wearing.
13:~ T ljtCrl811 Rrt .. in thl' Brent· n• TIE \\'oort "r!'a, wt•rc-not a 1 home
whf'n the first jumped to en·
~ulf their canyon·slde home. ac·
corfhng to ~Irs. Shroyer. She re·
I'PI\'Cd word of the fire after ~r.
Rran wu allowed to readh their
burned.out home Tuesday to
f1nd everything completely gone.
~rs. Ryan had attempted to
return home Monday to save a
. Verily, verily. I say unto
you. He that hearerh my word.
and believeth on him that
sent me, hath everlasting life,
and shall not come Into con·
demnatlon; but f!l passed from
death unto llle. St. John,
5:24.)
THE CHILDREN WON'T £An
Is It a conatant haule at meal time trylne to eet the children
to eat? Grandma says. ''They will eat when t'hey eet hunery."
We aeree with Grandma-but, quite often, due to notl-organlc
or non-functional causes. they s imply do not get hunlfY.
GROVITA was formulated by )eadine reeearch sclentlstll as
an appetite stimulant for Children. It ttas been proven ef·
fectlve. GROVITA. along with stlmulatlna your ct.lld's appe·
tile will furnish him with all the YltaJnlna and minerals 110
neceSIIary to a chJld'a health.
DONT WAIT ANOTHER DAY-GET GROVITA AT
VITAIGNB UNL1MITED
MSI E. eo.t 8wy. C... del .._ oa ,_.,
He was responsible for the
murder of Polish Army offlcefl'l
a nd Intellectuals. SCORE-10.·
000 corpsH, hands bound with
wire.
He was responslb~ for send·
lng Mongolian tl'OOJ» into Hun·
gary fbecause so many of his
own troops had defected) to put
down the revolt. When asked
what he would do to .top the
bloo¢thed. he answered: "We
wtU put In more troops, and
m«e troops. and more troops Uft·
til we· have flnl*led them."
Hla crlmH are numerous and
vile, so numerous they fiJI 8
books. Let's not foreet bll
record. .
And let's remember the 100,·
000,000 slave people In the
U.S.S.R., deprived ol autonomy.
freedoms and national cu'ltu
t'hroueh a brutal and dellbft'ate
procram of eenoclde. deportation
and violation of human rtpts.
They are our e~ateet allies. and
Khruahct.ev'a ereatHt terror.
It l'h~ ft'M people of the
world made known, by word and
dftd, the fact that we have not
condon@d this monster, that w.
will not au~nder, that we taave
not torptten we are the 01\Jr
hope ol*-e enslaved. then ttw
captiva wUI rebel. mrue.. of
cou~. tbe altplanes now Mine
.ent to Yuplavla are Mini
fPUrcllued f« the .,.eWe pur·
pGM ot quelllne aU(Ih an ex·
tenelve uprllllnal It ...-un ·
Jlkely that this type ot obeoleote
airplane would •rw mum Ullt'
for defensive action aealnlt thc-
U.U.Jl.)
In a ~ In 1• ftn18b.
chev uld. "lntell«tuala should I be ldllecl Uke fiJ8."
In a IJ)Ndl, after one ot
<th.r major ,...,.. trt81a. he ............. ~: .
eomr•de Stalin,· they lifted It
aplnlt lbe belli humanity poa·
-Fw llltlln a. our ~.
He Ia tbe beat'OI'I Wlakb euide.
aU pn,.r..ave mankind. Stalin
Ia oar baoner! 9talln ll our wlllt_. lealln a. our vldory!''
Hli ..... pons are m.ny, and
often aubtle. Ia It llkel)' that hla
current ~ntnatton of !ltalln
plwr hla INa bomb are Intended
to terrify u.. and at the same
time convince ua he really dla·
llkn vlolenceT
Who could be .tupld enoup.
knowlnr' tlla record. to believe
hla and U.S.S.R.'S Intentions are
•ny dlflerent now tban they
have been for the put 30
years!
The eoal hu been and Is com·
pleta elobal conquest.
To date he hu enslaved,
without loa of an air aquadron,
regiment, or battleship. one·
third of the earth'a 'peoples; one
quarter of Us land aurtaCH.
When the spee-ches are over.
when the "fall-out'' haa fallen,
what will his next move be?
That Is what Is Important-not
what he says. but what he does.
L. K. HaJTia
1812 Hlehlands Dr.
Harbor HIJhlands
* * * • AUIIJfC Oft EJIEMT
Publisher of the Enalen.
For those who believe Yuao·
slavla and Marshal Tlto are not
a great part of the commun6st
conspiracy, I wish to present the
following facta. Tlto calls him·
sel "lt\e greatt>St communist of
all."
This In Itself should be s uffl·
dent evidence; however, our
government appa~ntly does not
bt'lleve him! On Dec. 27. 1960.
Tito bitterly denounced America.
One day later we gave Yugo·
slavla one hundred million dol·
Jars. Since when doe!'! It pay to
give mWllons to sworn enemies?
What sort of ridiculous policy
could persuade us to give money
to a dedicated, conscientious
membt'r of an t'VIl force sut'h as
t"'mmunlsm, which has bet.>n
working devotedly against us for
42 years?
Marshal Tito has also said.
"There Is absolutely no differ-
ence bt'twcen the policies of Bel·
grade and Moscow." Tlto has
de fen de d Moscow's stand
against the Hungarian Freedom
Fighters, thereby condoning the
slaughter of i n not' en t anti·
communist patriots who merely
wanted ttlelr freedom'ln accord·
ant'e w ith the treaty.
At the Belerade confe~nce
held ln Yu,o.lavla In &!ptem·
ber, 1961. Tlto tried to justify
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who will I ..... aM ...... ...,
him to have the CQUI'88e ol tMir
convktJoal. .WD to ~.
w)th dlplf7 and ..... vtnr
convlda-aft)' humility liD·
~ upon h1JD to "PC" him.
~to tbe anti-<'OIIUIIU·
the Ne&Unptlon ot .-l .. r talC· JaA.t uc.nmu. rw ,..4. our
lftl by au.ie beeaUM ol tM JOUttl .... men lib you U .. .__.ve pia•" ol .. Unlted tMV ... ~ I do nGt know
ltata wbef a~ )'OU could have T1to.....,. ftrmly wllb Moe· mac1e to IAdoetrtnate )'OUt men
cow on elmc.t all paUeiH, ln· tn the metbOtla o1 the prop-
dudlftC 1M ~ ol a.cl apndblnr eemnn•nlalta wtlhout
China to tM United Ketlona. treaclinc upon eomeone'a toea.
We here ln Amerlea are akllq C.ltalllly you KQJ have penoD8I
and abetttnc tlda ....,.~ rtfltta .wn •• a MaJ. Gen. ap._,.. ua by fudl loOIIM ac· · u all top men are '"pQed"
tlorw u Joana and aJtta. tralntna then certainly our ,...dent and
Yqo&lavlan .clentlata. tra1n1ne tala eablnft muat 1tap tr)'lq to
Yu .... vlari pllota ~ Gy our MIMI ttte twtp towarda more
planes, 'in our•country. PurtMr· and more wpport ot communiM
more, while thele jet "n.tater dam.lnatM eountrtea. audl u tbe
plann are IIMiDincJy outdated plann now betnr mlpped to
to ""· they are atlU new enouch Yuao-lavla. So, you .... you are
to suppnu aa..-ton on the needed to be heard loud and
part of treedom·f..,...ers, as was d~ar .omewbere In order SO
done In Huneary In 1956. bNak their line.
TheM planes are auppoeedl}' Now, If few personal reuons
boufht b~ tft Yuea.lavlan rov· you prefer entertne clvlllarr life.
ernment, but the truth of the do....onaider a~ptlq your re·
matter Is that we elve t'hem the Urement benefits f« they can
money to pay "" wlt'h. What a ptoYide you with a wondertuUy
travnty of J!Dtl~ II th ... OexlbJe weapon In e~lna how
planes should !IOille day shoot communllm Ia creep1ne Into our
our planes out of the sky. mores by a quiet back door.
Communlam Is a Godless. «Ua· Ubrarln need books doRated
bollcal criminal conaplr:acy. fie which expoee thll. lecturers need
are aldlne that coM.;>Iracy with to be .chooled and then paid to
apathy. It is time for t"'eu have the tJme to at'C.'ept speak·
thlnklne Americana to rnllze Ina enaaeements on thla aut>Ject,
the truth and act accordlnely by the medluma of teleYialon and
I protHtlng to our representatives radio can be utllbed In many
In Washlneton. new and novel wa)'l to eet )'OUr
Mrs. Roeer D. Jones messaee acrou, and all thew
515 Cata'llna mt>ana need to be ~mplished
Newport Heiahts Clrat at home and then abroad. * * * Only In the field of propaaanda • LET1'Ea TO c&•. 1!JAI.I[Ea have the commies won by their
Publl.tler of the Ensign. loud and bluaterlne talk. whk'tl
The following Ia a copy I'm we Jet ~~eare us off Into accept·
making ot a letter 1 just wrote, lne some false promise of coni·
which may be of t10me use to P~~~: accept my sin~ ap·
you In your fine newspaper, the preclatlon that there are men
Enslrn. among Letters to the Ilk willine to elve con· Editor e you
Maj Gen. Edwin A. Walker apicuoualy IOOd leadership to 1\ll
c/o Sen Thurmond of us, reeardlesa ot personal and
WashlnCt 25 D c s ubsequent heartaches whiCh
Dear Sir· on ' · · are ;probably and unfortunately
The ~ AnoelH 'nmes told of inevitable. If either ot my tiOM
• 1 f ever serve lrt one ot the anned your intended res anatlon rom f I r tl hope It will be the Armed Forces of our country. «ces. erven Y statlne your further Intention of under a leader such as you . . Jean Jonebloed thi!'l mt'ans of declining to ac· 1306 Westcllff Dr.
cept retirement benefits. May I West lift
Impose on you lone enough to c
state the , views of an ordinary P.S. Yesterday at the San
hou~wlfe who juat recently be· Gabriel Mission, I saw a note
came a_.are of the lmmenae s11ned A. Uncoln which read.
dangers of the encroacllment of "M I would not be a slave, so
communism under the guise of I would not be a master-... -
social reforms to our country. Whatever differs from thll. to
Do. please, recoMider both the the extent of the difference, Is
matter of resignation as well as no democracy.'' Thank Heaven
your Intention of declining the tor the men who wrote Into our ~tlrement bt'nefll!l Which are democracy ttle limitations the
rightfully yours. First reeardlng Conereaa could exert on. the
your real~natlon. .1lll)~ you president. Now, with men like
honelltly feel your pftfer dVlnan you awakenlna the voters. we
life, the armed fort\a will low can put preaauN on our con·
a rare find In havlna a leader tr""'men.
Last
3 Days
of our
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claJef Bob ~ by .,.,
dalafa on clay, Dale and And,.,
ancl tq dtlefa on ....... lam
am~ Dutdl. To ...,. beep blr
c.1aS« ancl _Ilia four lq cNefa
.,. two belper dllefl. Warren
aad Dlc:k • • • Out front .,. four
amft!nr rqua .. , Alberta. Edna,
Ann and Mary, anc1 ottaer 81Dll·
.... dtief. Tom 0 • • .. Ice
~• ch1efll, Pwte. Frank aDd
Bill, wfio help all other etUefa
and rqaaws. between eon. au
clay ••• Bi1 Bakery Tepee, beck
and front. 8be buzzift' 36 boars,
baldq. mlldq. ldna, dec:ondnr
.•• Ever)rbody Nal happy, make
Iota& tre.fl balled podlea clay In,
ct.y out. apeclally f« all )'OU
nice people. • • •
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To further •ntl~ you to widen
your bread f.'ortJJon, throup No·
vember 30, we're elvlna you a
free loaf ot bread. for every 3
Joav• you buy. Juat aave the
labela. brtnc them In, 'and take
your pldt .•. More enticement:
When you brtna the nve labels
In and receive your free loaf. you
•~ alven a etta~ to win a
G.E. Touter oven ... Nl~! '11\la
aU eon on throueh the motlth of
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lank •neehard &
1 piDk. oranee. or blue ... It can
be cut ~ for rolled
aandwldlft .. On tile fJre, atuff· tAr bread, wtth tM .euonJ np
and aplcee baked rteht ln . . .
Any bread roll« Danish Putry
can be made pint al»d on ape·
del order • . • A lady friend ot
ours Ia havtnr a wtne taatlnr
~ .... ordered miniature
Ioewe. ot 10 ot our apeclalty
braada for the .nu.bllnr alonr
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FUND RAISING IDEAS
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(former lnlltructor at OCC)
a.N eu.A ... --
c:.a.M ... -JNSTRUCTft)"S: Ga~
cuarantftd to ftt tf
lnRrUrtlona Aft followed.
Chn.tmu Girts
Mohair Charwl
ll'&ettet. knJt youraell, aprx.
ORIGIN A.L DESIGNS
Hours 10 A.M. -5 P.M. , ....
Sample
Shack
' DESIGNER
DRfSSES
153 E. 17•h St.
COSTA MESA
MI 6-6300
Now arriving
at
HallS A SUTCH of the tennis courts to be
built at the Y~th Center qrounds alongside
fifth Ave. in Corona cW Mer. Funds ere beinq
raised by various dubs end orqenizetions in
the Newport Harbor Area to pay for this proj-
ect.
· Fr0111 the POUCE BLOnER
e WDIIDDAT. OCT. II
Thomu F. Wood. 52. of 440
Heliotrope Ave .. Corona del Mar,
wu chart~ with Intoxication In
public at Narduus Ave. and
Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar ...
Joeph G. Varley, 36, of 216 TUII·
tln Ave., Newport kach, was
chart~ witt\ drunk driving, In·
toxlcatlon In auto and no opera-
tor's JlceMe at Bayaide Dr. and
Cout Hwy .. New!}Ort Beach ...
A •urglar smuhed a 7x9-toot
1100 plate gla.u window and
lltole 2 table model radloa valued
at $44.50 and · $29.50 from Kirk-
patrick's T.V.. 2756 E. Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar ... Robert
Coope:, 620 Larkspur Ave .• Co-
rona del Mar, reported the theft or his $25 bicycle frotn his back
yard · ... David B. Page, 18, ot
1003 E. Balboe 8Jvc1., Balboa, was
dlart~ wtt'h speeding, operating &JFlmllllf~-w!Ucl~rtvlng with ·
out a license and no Identity at
Sixth St. and Balboa Blvd ..
Balboa ... •
e TIIVIIIDAT. OCT. II
Robert J. Morrls.. 23, or 417
Westminster Ave.. Newpo rt
Bea.:h, was ctlarged with drunk
driving and Intoxication In auto
on Coast Hwy. near Tustin Ave.,
N~rt Beach ... Carr v. Ek·
straud, 29. of 1973 Wallace Ave.,
Costa Mesa, was charged with
lntoxlc&'tlon In public. and Rob·
ert L. Gray, 36, Garden Grove,
was charae<J with lntoKicat1on In
auto In rront of 410 38th St .•
Newport Island. at & •.nt.; off(!
_. took a D-40 leYer-ac:tlon
rUJe fJ'om Mr. Gray's car and a
box ol ammunition from Mr.
Gray's back pocket for aare-
k~ptnc ... William T. Miller
Jr .• 28. ol 3144 Madeira St .• Coata
Mesa. was book~ on a burglary
IE II IPIILITEIIII
charge after he was ~n leaving
a pho.w booth at MacArthur
Blvd. and Palisades Rd., upper
bay area, at 4:30a.m .... George
C. Hayes. 51. at 211 33r.d St., West
N~•)Ort. was taken Into custody
In his home on a grand the ft
warrant charge for Orange Coun-
ty sherttrs office and was taken
to county jail ...
e nJDAT. OCT. JO
• A hit and ru~ car da maged
the car of Col. C. C. Cavender.
300 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del
Mar~ paTked In front of his resi·
dence ... Andrew C. Mayo, 2063
Tu!Kin Ave.. C08la Mesa. com ·
plalned of the loss or theft ot
1020 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
became til at 2200 Newpo" Blvd.,
Newport Beach, went outside for
air and fainted, cut h is head
When he fell, and wa11 taken to
Hoag Hosp ital for treatment ...
Ronald E. Merker, 700 Larkspur
Ave., Corona dt>l Ma r. reported
hitting and killing a doe with
his car In front of 2241 W. Coast
H~ .. Newport Beach ... Of ·
fleers changed the tire on the
car of Dorothy Stratton. 124 Opal
Ave .. Balboa Island, alter d riving
It -from !he_ ~yslde bridge as
a traffic hazard.
(Continued on page 81
t'h'e rear license pla te from his LEGAL •OT1CE
ca r ... A trartlc accident at 22nd
St. and Irvine Ave., upper bay, I l'liOTJCE
Involved motorists Dorothy A. NOTICE Is hereby given that
Long. 32. Santa Ana, and Inez A. The Pacific Tele;>hone and Tele-
Stan.sbury. 3.3. of 1751 Trade· graph Company, a corporation.
winds Lane, Baycrest ... Doro· has ere.."ted a monument, namely
thy C. Benson, 70, of 447 Via a flgnboard, on the east shore
Lido Soud. Lido Isle, and Ja mes ot ~ewpOrt Bay a t a point two
D. Alderman. 60. Los Angeles. 121 feet sout h of the north line
were motorists involved in a of the City ot ~ewport Beach
traffic at'Cident at TUstin Ave. forty (401 toot wide easement,
a nd Coast Hwy., Niwpon Bea<:'h said easement being described
... Cars driven by Richard D. as Parcel "F" in doc:·ument re·
Keith. 35. of 312 Walnut St.. corded in Book 919 at Page 16-1
West Newport. a nd Mi<."hael FM· of Official Records In the OU ice
te r 16, of 182SJ w. Bay Ave.. of the County Recorder of Ora nge N~rt. Beach. we~ In a traffic County, Calitom ia, said point
accident at Riverside Ave. and being westerly one hundred
Coast Hwy., Newport Beach . . . thirty-two t 1321 feet. more or e SATVJII)AT, OCT. 21 less, . from .rhe westerly llne of
Mary Jane King, 60, of 620's Baysade DriVe, Corona del Mar,
0 chid Ave. Corona del Mar. as said drive now exists. and haa r · 1 , erected a monument, namely a ==~ "!~ ~~.:,:.o~r:~ o;;.~ ·slil'iT!Oirit" on· tlie ·wnf"'i~ ot
boa ... Gerald ,._ ~ory. a w. ~e;'!:!-h~r ,;~~ t!:':U:::
Balboa Blvd.. N~rt Beach. th ortb Jl f "N" s complained that someone stole ~ n ne 0 treet, as
his S85 six-s hooter from a bed· sa~d street now exists, said
room closet In tlls home while r•~t being easterly forty-two
he was away ... Roland Gill· 42 t~t. more or less. from the
ham, 18 months, and his moche r. east line ot Balboa Boule,·ard.
Mrs. Delores Gillham . 26. of 3609 ~ewport Beach. as said boule· w. Balboa Blvd .. w~st Newport. vard now exisTs. Said two mon·
were brouettt by an otfi<"er to uments. na~ely signboards. are in plain V1ew and bear the fire department headquarters. lettering. '"CABLE CROSSING-
wht're a fireman used a can THE PACIFIC TEL. 6 TEL. CO."
opener to <.'Ut ~ ~r can free That these said sig nboards mark
from the Childs hand · · · A the termini of a certain aubaque · torei~n s ports car drive~ by Jolln cus telephone and telegnaph cable
W. Framley . Jr .. of 1506 Sere· approximately sevent~n hun ·
nade Ter .. lrvanc TPrrace, travel· ·dred and flfty-tlve t 17551 ffft
lng south on Newport blvd.. in length to be laid aCTOSS the
tailed to negotiate> a right-hand bo<tom of Newport Bay between
turn on the ramp down to Co:"st the above -described points on
Hwy.. Nt>~.X>rt Beach. at 11 ·30 the east and west shores In a
p.m .. rollt>d over and came .to c.ourse generally dt'scribed as
rest on Its top In the opposate follows:
lane · · · Beginning at the above-
• SUWDAT. OCT. 22 dt-scraberl point on the east
Fashion Forecast Paul Wilkins. 121 Apolena shore of Newport Bay; rhent"e
Ave .. Balboa Is land. complained westerly In a straight line
that he had to jump out ot the parallt'l with and ont> and one·
way to ~void being hit by a ve-half t 1 ~) teet south ot the north
hlcle while he was In ~ pedt>S· line of the City of Newport
t rlan ci"'8Swalk on Mar1ne Ave. Beach forty t 40 t foot wide ease·
near the Balboa l!iiland fire sta · I menT. a distance of one hundred
Uon · .. A car drive n by Emer· nlnt"Cy-flve t 1951 fN"t to a point.
son 1.. Pratt. 77. Glenda le, hit said point hereinafter referred to
the parked car of Warren W. Jay-as Point "A", thenft continuing
cox. 201 Morning Canyon Rd ., westerly along the same line a
Shore Cllf(s, p:trkcd In front of distance of one hundred and live
that address . · · Ronald. E. t 1051 ff"Ct to a point; thence
Moran.. 19. Santa Ana Martne, souttlerl~ a distance of twenty·
was booked on a charge of steal -eight 1.28) fet"t to a <poi nt; thence
ing the car ot Douglas Gill. 300 In a cun ·e conca,·e to the east
Coral Ave .. Balboa Island, after a distance ot eighty t80l f~;
being taken Into custody by the the nce southerly in a straight
victim, his liOn and neighbors line to a point. hereinafter re·
... Emtlla J ones. 111 Via Jucar. ferred to u Point "8" a distance
Lido Isle, l'ft)'Orted the theft of of thirty-three t33) fe.t; uld
a 125 bicycle from the Lido Is le point "B" being ~th 41• 34'
Collection by e{v
.-----~ Wlfll • cold
IUr ee.dta-d Pw
y._ Ill Jill .. "--"
ClubhouAe .. · sa· wHt one hundred and fifty · e IIOIIDAT, OCT. 13 six 056) f~t from said potnt
A pollee car driven by !)ffker "A"; ~n south o~t• 34' 53" west
Gordon Tornbf!rg hit the rear of two)lund,.d and forty-two 12421
a car driven by Michael R, feet: thence south 86• 4i ' 38'
Conklin, 203 Drlttwood Rd .• Shore wnt four hundr'f'd and ninety !~~-~I~I~L~C~~~~~~-~~~·~·~~~~~~~~A~D~.~~~~~~~~·~O~·~~~-~~~~~~~C~U~H~~~~~C~~~~~~:~~··~C~or~o~n~a~~~l <4001 teet; the~ In a NNe Mar . . RuaeeiJ F. Conn,r. 41. concave to fhe southeut a d ls·
tance of eighty t~t; the~
westerly In a straight lln.e a
dlsta~ ot rorty (4()1 f~ to the 3 Min. Car Wash
We &lYe You A . ·-··
as
-DAIIIU-
Low as SOc
Wo;lh 5c . ._..
IUY 1U0 ------T• ..... -a_. at C..an-. IVY.,. T• ._." lla ...... C••••
V M 1' IL· I A M. I. I I II _,_ .... __
HARBOR GAlt W.AS-...,...._ __ _____ ------
U.S. Bulkhe.ad LIM on the west
ah&-e ol Newport Bay. said
straight line being parallel with
and di.Cant aoutherty one end
one-half I 11s I fH't from th•
nortb liM ol ··N" StrM .. Mid
~ nCIIW ulsts.
ftla IMJtke is published· for
tbe pu,.._. ol lntormtq ell
navlptan. martnera and aU'*'"
-_....tiM IMftlnaboft IDf'l· ............ .,.,.. ..........
... .....,... .. tiM lllalt.. . ..
alus .......... tM .......
................ ol Ml4 -·
............ I . ,.._ .ACD'IC fti.DIII()1q
ARD~a::MtAKT ,: ......
. 111 M•• .. <Jo•••r•:~~: ... .... tlq .. _ I a P'M·o..a•a ....... -.... lkO&, .............
Ban'quet Set
for Scouters
.lohn HopwoOd ol Irvine Ter·
race, chaJrman ot the Del .liar
Dbtrlct. Boy SoouU, aftJIOUncft
that h dllitrtct'a annUl reclOI·
nJtion banqueqt wUJ be held
'1\teeday ewntna, Nov. lf, at the
lalt.o. Yadlt Club.
Thla wUI be the ftrat banquet
for the new Del Mar D'-trict.
wtaldl wu formed 1ut year by
comblnlnc d'-tricta Into an area
Whicfl· now exteftda from eo.ta w.. to s.n Clemente and ln-
'Ciudea, 1.Mf reclatered aeou~ .
Bob Paley, banquet chainnan.
wtll preeent the Newport Beach
City Manacer Robert Coop u the
muter ot ceremonJes. and Ken
S.mpeon, m a n a c e r ol the
Orange County Harbor Depert-
nwnt, u the guea speaR~'. 1
Jl.Kocnjtlon wW be ctven to
scouters Wbo have contributed
an unusual amount of their tinw
and enei'JY In the aervke of
boys over t.M put years.
John Cosman
Is Selected
The HI ·Y. Trt-HI-Y Inter-Club
Council has elected Council pres-
Ident John COllman to ,.prewnt
Orange Coast YMCA as iU can-
didate for otflce for tt\e 1962
YMCA Model Leglslautre, which
will be heM at Sacramento
early In February.
John, wtlo lnten48 to run for
president pro-tem or the Senate.
Is seeretary of Regents HI· Y at
served a s-president ~ hla dass
In both the St'Venth and eighth
grades. won the American Le·
gion sc.itooJ award for leadenrhlp
in thl' e lght'h grade. and was
consistently on the honor roll.
Deslnner W. Edwin Ver BeckP
has opened an art gallery and
tlower bar aT 2755 E. Coast Hwy ..
Corona del .Mar.
He foonded rhe Littl~ Gallt>ri~s
by the Sea and Shore, in Sau·
sallto and has maintained stu-
dios in New York, .Minneapolis.
New Orleans. Los Angeles. San
Franclseo and Laguna Beach.
Associates of the gallery aN:'
Robert and Mary Smiley ot
Studio City. Celeste Blair Bollas
of Laguna Beach and Countess
EU'genia Chavessey Ver Be<-ke.
fonnelly of Budapest. Hungary. . so• roa TID GAiflrOIII
A 110n was born to Mr. and
M,.. . .Donald W. Gannon, 309
Canal Stq Newport Shores. In
Hoag Hospital o n Saturda\' Oct. 28. • .
crm. roa aoso~ts
A daughter was born to Mr
and Mrs. Jackson J. Benson. 600
Orchid Ave .. Corona dt>l ~far. an
Hoag Hospital on Wed nesday.
="ov. 1.
MICIS-MKDIUM IIAIII:
A ronnw .. an .. ror c::... NqUired die IWallowint
ol ~ iMKU. 01 counc. today, we bow Ibis
rtiDedy wu fooliiL 'l1loultl we're ltiD Jookia1 for
tbe cawe ol ~.--.a ac:ilacll ._ _. ~
..,...toua .aid~~ ill ia ...... ._ad INIItr 1 Ask
your phylic::iu about ...... ADd •• tw, wbcn-
ner you're aoc fllelial up 10 per, il'a aood--to
visit your doccor. 1"b.a. il-'icatioa ia ---.ry,
.. Ul ror retiablc ..... ipcioa ..w..
Christensen Phcwlnacy
lal &.. COAIT -T. COIIO.A DU. MAa
omor..z a ....
Sur~ wto will : We've hundreds
ot nf'w idE'a~ for kids and
grownup pan • .-from mvlla-
tJOns 10 decor.ltaons. ancludlng
a .. Party Lady" for small fry
affaar -fa ncv favors. r ust om '1.11i1L
\'t'nter,.,le<"es. new games and ....
gadjlPL<~ ... Ev·f'n platf>S, rups.
napkins and pla\Pe mats.
Hobie's Party Supplies
Hobie and Marqe Loud
SS3I L c-t • ..,_ c:...a •• ... o ..... a.-a
Next door to Jewell Welty Florist
WALTAH CLARKE'S
UWADU .. 0 ..
Alrwrtca's Laraest Selection
Rounda da Cloc:lc kawa!lan Faalal• O....ha.&a ....
-llAaDQ AY&.., a&UOA ISLAid oa ,_,..
For our homes ... our abundance:!
our freedom... our faith ...
let us be thankful!
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'6000 IMPRESSIONS'
PROJECT IS UNDERTAKEN
&•. AndNW'a Junior Hlp diAMr &tall Iunday ewnlna. New.
Westmluter FellOWIIIllp will 12, ln hUowltllp HaU.
-.unO 1!\elr 1•1-12 ....,am. Dmner, .-rved at 8:30. wU1 be ''Creau..._ Good lmpr••lorw ln followed b)' the MVenth and
Pomp Countrlee," at a JMlludt. elJhth ,...ctera explalnlnt the
pi"'pam. Parenta 'have been la·
vited to attend.
and here
I see ....
elamour notes
tor your holiday
parties ....
or for gifts
Mr. and • Mra. Harry Babbitt
will lead 'SJnafna. A chapel aer·
vice wlll be conducted, and
movl" of the Hallowe'en party
will be ahown.
The Rev. Wayne Protheroe,
mlnlater of youtih, will preeent
plna to the otncera: moderator,
Dale Jon•. Darryl Gr~Je, Betty
DeltoN. Chris Sparllne. Frank I Rice, Amy Brizzi, Sandy Sweet
1 a nd Sandy Caudell.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Bartholomew
have been named as new adYla·
ors. Other advisors are Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Jones and Mr. and M.ra.
Don Bowman. .
The young people's. activit lea
will ln:lude sending American
magazines to their ,pen pals In
Tal Chune. Taiwa n. collectln&
used nylon s tocklnp for use by
w idows in Korea In fashlonlna
handwork. and colle<-tlng stamps
for a far Eastern proje<'t.
~ ..... "
Loal8e lietoer of Corona del
...... formeriT 80dety editor of
tbe EMlp Jlfeonpaper, Ia editor
ol me newt, Malted Stanton Sun.
WMic1)' ·~per near w.a.
mlMter. 'nle Sun wu arted
In Aupat by .. VIrtU PlnkJey,
publlaher and owner of the
Oranae Dally News and •wral
dewrt papers. lira.. Meteer Ja
wrltlnt. edJtlna. takln1 plctu,..
and layin& out the wHkly edl·
tiona. .
Services Held
for Youth, 15
Funeral services for John J.
Weaver, 15. of 111.2 Dover Dr ..
Westclltf, kllled when 'his bicycle
was hit by a car, were held
Saturday In St. Andrew's Pres·
byterlan Church, Clltf Haven.
The Rev. Wayne Protheroc Jr ..
officiated.
The youth was rldlna his blcy·
cle In rhe dusk nort'h on Dovt>r
D:. about 220 feet north of 16th
St. in a northbound Jane of traf·
tic on the east side of the road·
evening bags
by
Josef
GlBL FOB T11E RATIORS way when he was hit in the
I A daughter waa born Friday, rear by a <.'ar drtven by Rola nd
Nov 3 In Hoag Hospital to Mr.' N. Lagerlof. 41. of . 1615 Kent ~nd. Mrs. Ronald v. Nation. 50J Lane. Westclift, Newpo_rt poUce
Acacia Ave .. Corona del Mar. reported. The windshield and Jean Dahl
LIDO WDIDOW
3355 Via Lido
Lido Building Lobby
Newport Beach
right front fender and headll&ht
GIRL FOB ROBMDIGTORS ~ere damaged on the Laeerlot vehicle. It's a girl for Mr. and Mrs. H. Normington. 2007 Deborah Ln.. Newlfon ·~lice received first
Harbor Highlands _ born Sun· word of the accident at 5:56 p.m.
day, Nov. 5, in Hoag Hospital. Wednesday, Nov. 1. An ambu· _.:._=====±----================~ •Ja,.na-too~ the youth to Hoag Hbspltal, where h~ died a short
A
time later. Mr. Lagerlof was not
held.
The youth was born in Los
Angeles and had lived In this
a rea since 1956. He Is survived
I by his parents. Mr. a nd Mrs.
Floyd E. Wea\'er. a nd 2 brothers,
1 Charles Edward a nd Casey Wll·
111ams, of the home: his ma ter·
nat grandmot'her, Mrs. Anne
I Hlsseri<.'h. Los Angeles, and his
paternal grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Weaver, Costa
I Mesa. Interment was in Paclfi~
VIew Memorial Pa~k.
lOR FOB PEJILNAJIS
1 A son. Douglas Walter, 8 lb ..
was born to Mr. and Mrs. David
Perlman. 3201 ~nd Ave., Co·
rona del Ma r. In Hoae HOSII)ltal
on Tuesday, 0<1. 31. He joins
his brother. Daniel. 19 months,
In the family.
L 'ECLUIE lOR II aGU
SPRING MAID ~
FASHION ~SHEET
A son, Brett Morgan. 8 lb. 8
oz.. was born to Mr. •nd Mrs.
Charles L'Ecluse. 721 St. James
Rd., Clit! Haven, in Hoag Hos·
pltal on Friday. ()(ot. Z7. He
joins Tim. 8: Kathy. 4 and Clint.
1 1. in the family.
Glamour
Glimpses
8y AJIR
Fashions are such run and it's
the clever girl who knows her
ABC's especially when it's
the ABC'S of Vanity Fair's lovely
new bra and girdle collection
made of that new m iracle LyC"ra.
of rourS<'.
• pntty from aida out ID all
tbe IOftUest DeW faabloa colon
••• pADk -fin -lee -beather
bet9e -CIDd atar wbJte.
On thP s urface. be It a party
dress ... street dress ... village
dress . . . or 80methlng really
prPity in your favorite skirt and
swPater. you will look sma rter
with thcst> lovelies undernt"'ath.
CROWN HARDWARE We ern pndktllllf tMt yoa
wW be dellfbted wttb tbeu
loeb -t..l -... ftt.
J .•
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Sale .: - -
YOURS FOR A SONG
IMPORTED
Danish. teak lounge chair .... 99.99 now ..
Swedish, teak end table ..... 79.00 now ..,.
Danlah, teak cane back
arm chair .·-· ............ 135.00 now ..
Danish. teak side board .... 250.00 now 1 ..
.... eUler .......... pelt ....... -.......
OPEN THURSDAY "ML 9 P.M . •
-& .... ..,_ c.r-...... 011...,. .
Be seeing you!
1111 K. Cout IIWJ.
COIIOIIA Da. IIAII
a..~ea. ..
"1t'al'un to 0....
lD Putaloa"
OK'D FOR RESTAURANT
LHIIe ~ ol Lido laJe
hu been named general cllalr-
rnan for the annual dinner to be
held on January 23. 1882. at ttle
Balboa Bay Club by the Orana•
Empire Boy Scout Councll.
Membe,. of the committee
are .IJ'homu Smith. Kenneth
Green a nd Joaeph Lone of
Santa Ana; James Gubbins.
Orange: Dr. Richard Kendall.
Tustin; Major Gent'ral Sa.Jnuel S.
Jack, Lester Fant, Dick llicllard
and William H. Spurteon Ill of
Newport Beach.
This wlli be Mr. Petersen's
second year In charge of the an·
nual dinner progra fl). La8t
January a capacity crowd of
over 800 Scout leaders a~d their
wives were In attendance. ....... ,.....
lsselllllea F .. ,.
Mrs. Robert Roper, who has
carried on the Harbor Visitor
d~ties In the Newport Ha rbor
Area for the past 6 years, Is
organizing a similar service for
the Laeuna Beach area. A
planning m.-etlng was 'held last
w.-ek for the new organization.
to be known as U•e South Coast
Visitor Assn.. and to Include
communities extending from Co·
rona del Mar 5outh through
Dana Point. ...........
&. CeMt =-c.-... *'·· .... ....... -..... m.p. AW.. ~ tiD 1M -permit. ..,.... ......... ,.....,.
ant .. -........ ltNet ,._ tbe ... ft.twtrir. ..... ,..... nn. atlead; wttldn • ,_ ol
a ...actentlal ....,.. ......... aa4
.... , tM ColllntunltJ eonpep.
donal Qawda.
'I'M plaanera aJ8o .. .,. ap-
proval to: wntadve map o1 Don
Woodward'• planned ...ad.ntlal
clewlopment at Tuat1n Aw. and
Del ~r Aw .. lladl Bay ArM;
aetbadc llnee for Jlfewport Shone
Iota alona Prcllt;)ed Aw.: u.
pennlt for lnOUiat GOI W. Co<
Hwy., In 1M Newport 8horee
area; reque.t of the 8ayaeet De·
velopment Co. for rnonlna from
unclualfled to1 R·l ·B for 49 Iota
eaat of Irvin~ Ave. and north·
eaaterly of Hlehland Dr.; a no·
fee parking lot at 3201 Finley
Ave., !lewport.
Back From
Canada Trip
Mr. and Mra. Clifford Nutt.
3215 Ocean Blvd.. Corona del
Mar, have returned from a one·
month trip to the eaat coaat and
Canada.
They n~ to New York City
and traveled by car to Sury,
Maine, for a chance for Mrs.
Nutt to visit fler arandmother's
home where ber mother wu
born. Mrs. Nutt wu bom In
Whittier, and this wu her tlrat
trip to Maine.
They were served coffee and
cake by the fa mily which had
purchased t.he home from her
grandmother, still cooklna on
the same wood stove her erand·
mother used.
Mr. Nutt, owner of Clifford T.
Nutt lm;10rted Cars, Monrovia.
wu a local delegate to the
Handmade glfts-rhe efforts of Christian Business Men's Com·
more than 300 women of St. mltt.-e convention In Montreal.
Andrew's Presbyterian Chui'C'h . Also attendlna the Montreal
Cliff Haven-were dedicated at conference from this a rea were
laat week's meeting of tht' Worn· Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Saffell of
en's Fellowship. Westcliff and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
The ded~catlon servl~ was led Uonbareer of Costa Mesa.
by Mrs. C. Don Allen, World I Mr. Saflell, local contractor
St-rvlce chairman, who-was as· and developer, Is chairman of
si.sted by Mmea. Charles Casserly, the Orange coa'at Christian Busl·
Hillard Mason. Lee Jones and ness Men's Comm ittee, which H~rold Wickersham. Dr. Charles meets every Saturday momlng
Daerenfleld asked a blessing on at the Beach Boy restaurant. the Items. A program was offered by Dr. Mr. Uonbarger. owner or
and Mrs. Maclyn Somera. Dr. Crown Hardware in Corona del
Somers served Ganado Mlsalon Mar, combined his convention
at Ganado. Ariz., this summer trtp with a CJ'OU·rountry vaea·
as volunteer doctor. tlon and a vlalt to the' National
The 1962 leaders of clreles Retail Hardware Show.
were introduced. Tht")' are
Mmes. Ha rold Boyvey. John PEO Gaour TO MEET
Stallman. George Woodbury,
Delbert G. Van Ornum. W. ft.
Hunt. Edwin W. Pe llegrin, Ri<.'h·
ard Pylt". Thomas A. Moss, Doug·
las MacLean and Stanley Wll·
IIams. They were Introduced by
Mrs. Don Butta.
Mrs. C. W. Gulick. California
organizer for PEO. will be the
honored guest at the Nov. 14
meeting of the Newport Harbor
Unaftlliate' PEO group. Mrs. J.
D. Turner. 1224 Pembroke, West·
cliff. will be hosteaa.
.. lnllt .. ..
IIDtln ..... ....... tt-,.ar·
old ..vlcle ...,...._ for C.w·
tluop HeiU.. ud A1r eon.IUon·
lnl Co. ol ec.ta .._, cUed of
cafteer l'rlda)' at Hoe• Haepltal. u .... Lewla came to Caltfotnia a
yeara ago from Mlaourt. He 'had
ilwcl In thla.,.. for the put 4
years.
He Ia aurlved by a aon, Frank
C. Lewla, and a dautf\ter, Jo
Ella, Bellflower; hla parenta, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C: Lew'-. of Man·
hattan, Kanaaa, 1 brother and 2
alatera.
Servic-ea were held Monday at
Baltz Mortuary Chapel, Corona
del Mar. and Interment was at
Pacific VIew Memorial Park.
Aft &DDJT ILATKD
An exhibit of Rrleraph prints
by Robert E. Wood and Phil Dike
will be on display at the laland·
ers Ga.llery, 341 Bayalde Drive,
Ne"'QC)rt Beach. from Nov._ 13
throul'h Dec. 2. Both artlata are
members fJf ttte faculty of the
Rex Brandt Summer School of
Painting in Corona del Mar. .
..........
..... ltewpo.t Hellttta PTA wlU
hold a .. annual book falr lrom
2:30 to 1:• p.m. 'Ananday, Nov.
10. In die~ cafetorlum .. • ....., ........ "will ... the
.._.of tbe fair, whkb wUI lea·
true ...,..,.. ,._ autbol's to
aa ............ , .... booka.
AIWNA ........ .,.
SPORT
COAT •
Holiday greetings that meu more
yet cost no ~re ••• .. ij~
Christmas oaros __.........,.....
for i.apriod• or
for your penoaaJ lipanare
Hallmark Christmas cards •r such nice rhinp from you
. .. and about you. 2) cards from 1.00 up, wirb a
alight charge f01 our qua»ry imprintinS .ervicc.
w.ae.. .... a...a .....
co•a In Ill PIIIIICY
"'TTat ............ "-• ,-
3.127 E. Coast Hwy. -near Jasmine
Corona del Mar
Oa&oa. 1·1111 o..-a..a.p•tWtP ...
THE FINEST FOODS . MAY ~aE
you di~l!
we deliver!
WHY put up with the In·
converue~ ol aupe.r·market
aho}Plnl When all you haw
to do II telephone an order. It
wUl be ~IJ aelld8cL aad
dellwred to ,.,.., llltdWR ta·
ble. Jlfo IDON traJIIe. no lftCft
W'NIItllq with .... ., loada.
no more W'Uiad tlrM.
•
~ ~
FOUND .AT U & I! ,
Corona del Mar
RUSS & OTHAL GOURMET SPECIALTIES!
Try th... !or .ometbin9 diBetent and delic:ioua ---------------------S..aloga Lamb Cho s 98:. T::;-
Canaclian Pork Roash $1.29 ~~-=
Boiled~Ham, ~ 8 OL • 59c:E~
Loin Spareribs • • S 1 ~ 19 .. .......... ............. .... .q .....
98 .............. . . . . ~· ..
Groceries Produce
HOLIDAY SPECIALS
Ubby's~
I IIIa CAll
2for 19c
(IAft .. ,
Kraft 01
~·49c --·) ~---11 ••••••• -. ...
Fresh Texas
Ruby
4for
ftl"' IJBCPU GOOD nQII ROY. Ida -Tllna IIOV. lttla
'
I
• I
lltQUIIII'I
CUIID
............ , .. aaw:, .... Dll-I ·IAII!·~J~'r. ---I. .a II .,.._ IS A'r •nr• ... Ill& .... Church Given 'r---------~-----.
Sundays 4 to 5 p.m.
now Ulna Dee. 1T
11'. IOCIIUI. & ALL AIIGa.l
UIICC».U.MW-
IIIa&M ....... .. c:-... _
0.... w.
c. Camll ..... ...,...,
and C!OIWDnlllt. wlU .,.U at 1M
·nunclay 111on11na Chait anandl
.. -hehl .. the ... -.. lay Club at 10~10 ttl .. morntna. Nov.
•• accoftUq to ..... J ....... mm..
propam t'halrman. ........................
...... "I'" I C.. OIW.,....
.
£HIJIR:C:HES'
arrt r ••••n a · ...
..
.. ,_.., e•arra
Newpen, ... $-Ha~J Coaunu·
nlon wlU be ~ 7:30 and I :JO a.m.
Sunday and lllonlna Player at
t:30and n a~ • • •
Gift of $500
~ ot l~M*\)Cfttlon were
approvM by tbe newly forn»d
Plymocfth Co n 1 re 1 a t 1 o n a I
Church tn a biWf bum,_. meet·
tn1 foHowtn1 Jut !Iunday'• ser-
vlee In the Dorothy Jo Dance
Studio.
CHUR.CH DIR~,CTORY
Jf~ INdl. C4nna del Mar
and ec.ta lleu-'ftae lnct.lrue· til* NlatloMblp ol God 8ftd
mu wtll be explained at the
Sunde)' ... rvte. In the ._.. _..._ on "llort&J. and Jmmor.
t.ak" 'l)e 1oldn cat Ia rrom
~ 8:15-'-s'My that are
aftM the o.h do mJnd the
t'hlnp ol the tJellh; but theJ that
aN att.r the 8plrtt the thlnp
........... a....eorou Ml ...,._.'The Dellp ol New
......._.nt Ba,._ .. will be the
..mDOn )op&c ol Or. 'nMimu
We)C.'ta at 11 a.a Su.,.,. Sun·
day School Ia at 9:45 a.m. and
Tralnln1 Union la at 6:30a.m.
Elton Denoer, chairman of the
st.Hrin1 t'Oft\mlttee. announced
lt\e ettt ot 11500 u a bJrthday
preeent from the Cona,.,atlonal
Church of the Me.lah, West·
ehester. Mr. Denner hu been
named to the plannlna board of
the Conarecattonal Club of
(lad••···· .. ~ ~)
Santa Ana • MaanoJia !ta.
Dr. P. G. Neumann, putor
SU~DA Y SERVICES
9:-15a.m. Sunday School
11 :00 a.m. MornJna Wonhlp
6:00p.m. Tralnlna Uniona
7:00 p.m. Evenlne Worwhtp
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Blble Study
8:00 p.m. Prayer· Meetlna
ST. JAMES
EPISCOJAL CHURCH .
3209 VIa Udo, Kewport ludl
Ollole 5-0210
The .Y. John H. Parlee, lleetGr
SUNDAY SEaVICES
8:00-Holy Communion
9:1~Famlly Service ancl
Sunday School
11 :00-Momlnl Prayer aDd
Sermon
Nursery anc1 amall cblld eare
proYlded
THURSDAY
10:30-Holy Commu.nlon and
Healln1 Service
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SEIMCD
Pmn &b ... or CiiiiDI, ~-J:.o
:=~OOL 1 :15 a.m. and U a.m.
SUNDAY SERVJCES
9:15 • 11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVDIMG
MEE"J'UUG 8 p.m.
RE.AQJMG ROOM-3315 Via lJdo, Newport IIMeb
~nweek.s..,._
• a.m. to 5 p.IIL WedneedQe t a.m. -1:41 p.m. ~ .... ~-....... _.~
IKCIOIID cae.no•JICIIs or w,
ICliLIIIWI ............. c:-del-
3839 Eut Cout HllhWQ
Corona ct.l Mar SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15a.m.
SUNDAY SDVICE
11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEgnNG lp~
READING ROOM-
3839 Eut Cout Hl1bway
O~n week clan--
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You are eotdlaiJy tnvtf*l to
attend the Church s.vtc.
and t.o uae tbe Bead!na loaaa.
COAST
3347 E. COAST lfW AY
COBOIIA IJBL IIAII
COIIIdiNit
C&uaal
COifilaiCIA'IIOIIAL
811 Jlellolrope Awnue
Corona del Mar, Calli.
MOR.JfJJfG WORSHIP
1:30 and 11 A.M.
Cbareh School claales 9:30a.m.
JfUI'IIerJ I« a;'otb houra.
icswtn C. eomke
lllntater
I
f1BST BAPTIST
CHURCH .
2tll ·Eut CDut Hlahway
Corona del Mar •
Thomas 1. Welcft, Th.D .. paslor
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:45• .. m.-sunday School
11:00 a.m.-WOiftlp
6:30 p.m.-Tralnlne Union
7:30 p.m.~Worahlp
WEDNESDAY
7:30 p.m.-~yer and Bible
Study
Otferlne a church home to all
f1BIT CIIIIISTIAN
CHUilCH
Franklin 0 . BlxJet', Jr. Mlnlater
U i.f'Tl8 . Panonaae U 8-52N
SUNDAY t :f5 Bible lcboGl
10:46 ---ChUJ'dl s.mc.
5:30 Youn1 Peoples' Meetln1
8:30 ------· V•~r Servt~
WEDNESDAY
9:30 a.m. Women'a Bible Study
7:00p.m. ---Pray.r Meetlq
8:00 p.m. --···.. Cbotr Prac:tlee
,.
Nunety a nd Child Care
Provided
rtnt Clut8tlaa Cluuda
1W Yletarta at ,__da
eo.ta .....
LUTHEIIAlf CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
United Lutheran
ChW'C'h in Amerlt'a
3M5 Eut C0Nt HllhWay
Corona ct.l Mar
~v. Dr. Gerald Strickler
Phone: ORIOle 3·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 A.K.-TM Servtee
9:30 A..M.~nday Scbool
11 :00 A.M.-1-ne Servlee
WELCO~E
ot the aptrtt. .. • . '
..... ~ a-da .. c:.n.
M-"The Way to Tru. Happl·
neM" wiU be the sermon title ot Dr. P. C. M.umann at the 11
a.m. SUnday .ervlce. Sunday
School la at 9:45 a .m. • • • ... _ Claudlel tM .....
Corona del , Mar-'1'he Stranee·
neu of Jesus" la t-he sermon
topic ol Dr. Gerald Strickler at
the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services
Sunday. • • •
..... W..S~Cittuda
-"Goq'a Gift of Peace", will be
the aermon topic ot the Rev.
Godfrey Craetlln at 9:30 and
11 a.m. Sunday. Church School
is at 9:30 a.m. • • •
llodNw Cbrlatiaa Claurcb. New·
port Helehts ..:.. "Chrilltlanlty-A
Stewards hip'' wiiJ be the ser·
mon topic of ~he JWv. Bernard
Burry at t~ 10:45 a .m. service
Sunday. Church school Is at 9:45.
Meetlnp are beln1 held In Sev·
enth Day Adventist SanctUary.
• • • c-..a-c ..... , , ••• _.,
c::..ada-Women's F•llowsh~;
Sunday wlll be -..rwct at the
9:30 and ll a .m . .ervlces this
Sunday. Dr. CHel Brown, chair·
~an ot Social Sdence Division
of Oranee Countf State College,
will be the aueat apeakt"r. • • •
lt. A.adrew'a ,.....,.._... Cia..._ C:Wf ...,_-St~ard .
ship Sunday will be observed at
the 8:15. 9 :35 a.nd ·11 a.m. Sun·
day ~~eTVices. Dr. tharlea Die·
renfleld will preach on "Your
Money and Your Life." • • •
u~ Clai&ICb. Costa
Mesa -"Some Words That Sus -
tain" Is t'he theme of Dr. Charles
Clare Blauvelt's sermon for the
10:30 a.m. service Sunday. • • •
•• , .. o .. ' 1a c •• ,,..atioacll
Claarcb. Corona del Mar-Lay·
man's Sunday will be obaerved
at the 10 a.m. service this Sun·
day. Services are being h~ld at
t'he Dorothy Jo Dantle Studio.
Southern CaJiforula.
Plans were announced for the
linn COI\Ift"Jatlon dJnner. to be
held In Raaan's Rataunnt af1er
the Nov. 19 service.
llkllll······l
Mrs. Burt Procter, 40'J Golden·
rod Ave., Corona del Mar. is
scheduled to attend the fifth and
laat quadrennial meeting of the
Women's Guild ol rhe Evangeli·
cal and ~formed Church, St.
Loula, Mo., from Nov. 14 to 17.
She will represent the Corona del
Mar Community Congr~gatlonal
Church.
Mrs. Procter attended the
National Assembly of United
Churt'h Women In Miami, Florl·
da, from Oc.-t. 9 and 12. before
traveling to New York City to
visit her sister, ~rs. Da\'id
Stubbs.
SOCLU SET roa JfOV. ll
DR. WELCH PIONEERS
NEW CHURCH PROJECT
A fund ra.lainr 80Cial Is set for
Nov. 16 by the Corona del Mar
chapter of the Hoag Hospital
Auxiliary. Bridge and a social
hour will start at 1 :30 p.m. and
dessert will be served. Mrs.
Robert HaJJ is In charce ot reser·
vatlons. The meeting will be
held In !'he Ft>JiowShlp Hall of
the Community Conarregatlonal
Church. In these days of "follow rhe
dolla r" It's unusual to find a
man who will trade solid footing
to plonee~ a new path. This Is
the choice of Thomas Welch.
Doctor of Theoloey, from Monti·
cello. Ark. He's the new min·
lster at the First Baptlst·Church.
Corona del Mar.
Dr. Welch received his degree
Candy Given
to Fairview
Hallowe'en came a week late
to Children of Fairview Hospital.
according to Richard Wales.
principal of New.,ort Helg'hts
School.
"Carl JttllefeY, third &rade lltU·
ct.nt ln M'-Aanee Crala'a cl--.
suat"ted to Mrs. A. J . WevUl.
hls former kl ndertarten ~llcher.
that the l"hildren share their
trlck·Or·treat candy with the
youngsters at Fairview." Mr.
Wales said. "I talked with all
of t'he cla~ and the <."hlldren
were wonderful. They beaan
brlnaine wrapped candy the next
mornlne. and we collected 9
Jaree boxes ...
John Thompson, Fairview rep·
resentatlve, accepted the gifts
Monday.
............. ,.........,. &Mel
.......... .., ••• ,.., ..... 2
,..,... 01101.1 ,.....
from Southern Baptist Theologl·
C'al Seminary In Fort Worth,
Texu. where he pent 9 years
In residence.
In Monticello, he ·was instru-
mental In building oue of thf'
most outstanding church build·
ings In the country. Dr. Welch
was a member of Rota ry and a
member of "Who's Who Among
Students of America" while at·
tending the seminary.
He is an old·fashloned kind of
mlnist~r who knocks on every
door. Hls aam Is ·ro fill tM
t•hurch editice at 2411 E. Coast
ft ighway.
Both the Welches were active
in civic atfalrs In the college
community of Monticello. Mrs.
Welch was a member of Sorasls
Club, Music Club and the Gar·
den Club.
·cookie Tea'
Is Scheduled
The Baycrest home of Mrs.
James Judin will be the settlnr
for a cookie·tastlng tea pla nned
nLM AJfD POT·LVCX
Special showing ot rhe tllm.
''Challenge to Amerk a." and a
pot.luck dlnn.-r has been set for
7 p.m. this Frfday. Nov. 10. by
the Lutheran Churt'h ot the Mas-
tPr In Corona del Mar. Dr.
Gerald Strickler, interlnf' pastor.
said the dinner will be in Wes-
sell Hall and the public lS in·
vitl'd.
IEJfEnT TEA •ov. 14
Women ot St. Ja8les Parish
Parish will hold a dessert and
smorgaSbord meeting ar 4 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 14. at the W. E.
Dunla;> home. 103 Shor«Uff Rd.,
Shore Cliffs, as a benefit f« the
church home for C'bllclftn. The
toHowjnc evenlnc a1 6:30 there
wilt be a dinner m~rlng in t~
Pa rish Hall In place of the
monthly luncheon.
by the Up)t"r Bay A.s.sociates of Thaden lnttorlors ffl('~ will I
the Orange County Phllhnrmon· open nexr Wednesday. No\'. 5.
lc Sot'leoty Monday. Nov. 13. trom In the new Corona del Mar loca-
10:30 until noon, following a 10 uon. 2853 E. Coast Hwy .. in the
a.m. buslne.s!! mef'tlng. Harbor Investment building.
Members will enjoy miniature The Cirm ha:; twt-n In busanl's.s
SUPER MARKET
samples of their favorite cook· at 2610 E. Coa"t Hwy. sance
Ieos. The collected recipes havl' January. 19.31. mo\·an~ rhert' from
been pac.-kaged to be sold at lhl.' a prt'vlous Corond dt'l ~far spot.
tea. Proceeds will go toward Hope Th.ldl.'n ht>..tds a staff of
the support of th~:-Orange Coun· 5 Interior dc>s:grwrs who work
ty Phllhannonlc So<'iety, accord· with ar<"hit{"('ts In makmg plans
lng to Mrs. Wilfrl'd Stiles. chair· for l.'ntiN' buildangs. 1ndudan~ I
man of the UpJ)f'r S.<ty A~socl lntNior ft'aturt's ann ian1ls ·ap·
CORONA DEL MAR OR 3-3510 ales. The rommllt~ in C'hargl' In):!. down to Sllll!ll' rooms. I
ot assembling thl' l'f"{'ip('S In· The finn a lso ,•us1om di'!-IJ:n'
We Deli••r-11:00 A.M.-3 P.M. Open 9 to 6:30 Daily-Sunday 9 to 6 cludt>s ~mt>s. Chrt~topht>r Kitl'h · furnlturt' and lamps. w1t h a i
lng. Daniel Gll<'u•sr. John Ham· romplt>tt' lntNaor t1t'slgn di'JIMt ·
mond. Frt'd Sh,phcrd and Paul ment. and hnndi('S (1raJ'>t'rlf'"
Hanna . 1 ,•nq:X>tinRs. furniture. houl'l.'hold Groceries Produce
DOU IUCat» Grapefruh PINEAPPLE
#l 'l. n.t
lfw .. ~each GLOmnTA
TOMATO JUICE CELERY Jl-.
2 .....
......... &a~~n c:aAcwaM STALK v•DaJ:-D:' ii IWI
.......... 2 Jar 3Sf 1Geladl 21or35( Mod•• -31f
ST ·EAKS
••••
• • • • • -·-• • •
•
At the dose of th<' tt'a o;Omf'
1
gift a C'C'c-s:•Mit>s. \\aa ,,,pPr ;mtl
lucky person will be awarded a Chrasrmas ct~rataon~· 1
"Ctuuty Cat hy" talking doll. 1 Don C'om pron. ston> man.,~er.
romplt>tt> with wardrobe. .\1em· ht>ads a taff of~ fu ll tame Niles I
~rs of the Upl)t'r Bay Associ· people.
ares. under the <'halrmanshlp of r-•----------"' MnJ. A. H. Swan. have bee-n
creating tht> \"araous Items whl,•h I
are a part of Cha tty Cathy's
wardrobe.
I
I
A new mf!mber of t he advisor's
council or the HI·Y and Tri·HLY
Clubs of Orangt> Cout YMCA Is
Mrs. Marjorie ttumber. ad\'lsor
to Chf" Mu Eta Tri-HI·Y or Har~
bor High Scllool. The Advisor's
Council Is com~d of tht> ad·
vlsonJ and assistant advisors of I
all of the Jr. HI·Y. Jr. Tri·Hi·Y.
HI·Y and Tri·Hl·Y clubs In the
Newport Harbor Af'f'i. , ......
A benefit dance lo ral-. funds
for a 1herapeutl<.-pooL a.t f air·
vtf!'W Hospital tn Ca.ta Mesa will
be held from 2 to 8 p.m. Sunday,
Nov. :a, by the Orana'" Countr
.,uare dance dub8. Th4.' dant'f' wm be In the aym bulldln.l at
the ha.pltal. The~ ••Ill be
dartdna at all 1•,·•1~. I
CUSTOM
FLUSH MOUN ... l .. m-
CURT A1N SCREENS
........
21M 10. ... "· ........... Mild ..... c. . ...,
Harbor CluiltiaD Church · .. ) ..
NE'WJIOaT lEACH ...... .....,.,....
-.&aa tlmporartly at !Jewoft"' DIIJ• Aclvfttliet S.nrtury , ...... a ~ ... on Clay nN( Ora~ Jf.....-rt flrillttll
Oaurdl lc'hOOI at 1:45 W~ ~ tO:U
(aU Q8) tn•~ ~~
•Jn. EIMnttala. Uftlt7; Ia Opinions. U~; •
In all ..a .... &.\-."
........... All
•
We announce wtth
pleasure the reopening
of our Store at the
new locahon
2853 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Wednesday November 15. 1961 •
hours 10 am. to 9 p .m.
The o~!tctal bUJldmg
opemng and party
vnll be announced
lcter m the m onth
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IIIII Gilt IIAY1
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Callio
Ml$1 ...... to Total
'l'lwe 110.000 ... ,"... .. • --ftKW ...... Cameo lbone pt tt.e Mov•mlln Harbor Ya.w lllDa Dewlap·
~ at'Uvt~ Glf to a IMIIt Co.. • ...,... Ha,.._ View
lively lltaJt. Otlwr alzeeble .,.,. Dr. and Gal........ 130: o. z.
mlta were a.u.~ In 1he 8a)'neet .._rt8oft Can1itruc.'Uon Co.. fene. area and Jllewport Bead\. lq ,_ a.nn6a dMarta at tbf
Here ant tlw November CJ«· a-. 100 Sea La.. 11.100: lam
mJta: &.,-.fence, .a1 a.ubor VIew e COIIOIIA DD. IIU Dr., 15'15.
D. H. Holmea, alteration.. +to e LIDO -.a
HeUotiOpe, •: wu.tUre OU Co.. a. MaW., eanopy, 331 VIa
unde,.J'OWid ......,. tank. MOO lJde loud. t2'J5.
E. Cout Jlw7., a100: CllffOid e ~
German, n ·root, 2100 Ocean. Warren Jlllnn, addl11on. 101 W. ~; Mn. Tom Pattenon. re· Oeean n.. t.\000: lhwlolpll Van· "*'na and re-elcHnr. 618 Be· eMir. aJ-.retlone, 21M Miramar, ~ 1150. tiiOO: Mrw. Georp Gordon, petio
• CAMPO..,.., cover, lUI W. Balboa, 1500.
Maltin Scott. fence, 4615 G«· e CI.IPP UYD
tlam. Sl.OOO; William SchWOI"ft' Sherman Guild. aMeratlona,
Jr .• wan. 4521 Gorham. PJO: 412 Pirate Rd., 1100.
Walter Hanalllt Jr .. l ·unk. 1· e aALM)A 11LAJ1D
story dwelllnc. 4615 ~mont, Hal Will Smith, npelr decks.
$40.000; Albert Muted, 1-unJt. 108 Onyx. 1100: Borden'• Mar·
1-atory ctw.IUnp at 4638 Fair· ket, f@pelr ~ 301 Marine
field.· $t0,000, and 4621 Orrina· 180; ao,er Vande;..,.ft, extend
ton. $40.000. wall. 112 Amee'hy.t. 11.900. e U..Oa YJZW IDLLI e aAUOA COYU
Mertl Graham, fenc-e, 2615 Ceorae Gaynor, 1-unit, 1-atory
Harbor View Dr., $125. dwelline. 4 Bal~ Coves, $11.·
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• a&WJOII'I' DO)IU 600· Ted Sctiwarz. remodel ~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ F. E. Willlam.sn, fence, $323. k1t~en. 5 Balboa Covea, t900.
Lueonia, 1175. • WEWJOII'I' aoaa
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Professional
Directory
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ..•
Friendly Nelehborhood Servtc.
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
I 10 Broadway
U 8 -3433 A 8-lGf ec.ta ~
-Westcliff A Chapei c/ f!t~IGII"'f"'
liD L 1M ST.
COSTA MESA ........
INSURANCE ...
FOR ALL OF
YOUR I~SURA~CE ~EEDS
Sadletr Insurance Co.
John E. Sadlelr
3333 E. Coast Hwy. OR 3·3850
Corona del ~tar
INVESTMENTS ...
CROWELL. WEEDON 6 CO.
Members
Pacific Coast Stock Exchanee
Burdett Harrison. Res. Mp.
Dick Rucker T~d Paulaon
Lois Fennell Ru th Baker
Mike Myers
Private Wire Servlces
2620 E. Coast Hwy. oa 3· 7005
Corona del Mar
. SIDE BOW FLAmE
our -IH-1Hf-OHH .C*IW. 111ft ·-· .... ........
• aAUOA ~ Davidlon, fence. 327 Lueonla.
Cornelius Donker, re-roof, 323 $175; Thomas Jones, fence, 514
Grand C.nal, $229; R. G. Conrad. C.nal, $5().
encloee second floor rear deck. • UnEII aAY ADA
119 Emerald, $364; William Bay c rest Development Co.. The Zonta Club of Newport I 7 o· -
Smith. "-move room encroachlne fence. 1800 Commodore. $200. Harbor "ltummap Sale" started trectors
Gl'l lot, 230 Opal $100, and con· • aEWJOII'I' DJGIITS yesterday and wilt contlnu~
struct 1-unit. 2ltory dwelline. James Harper, addltjon. 438 throufb tomorrow, Nov:lO. Mer· New membera elected to the
230 Opal, $18,000. Redlands, 16.000. chandlle has been moved to 8"17 ~rd of dJrectora of the Soutti
• WEWJOII'I' e •EWJOII'I' W. 19th Sr.. Costa Mesa, be· Coast Child Guidance Clinic are
Bayside VIllage, cabana, 300 City of N"'port Beach, alter· cause utra apace was needed. Robert Robb, Laguna Beach;
E. Coast Hwy., space 34. f'I.ID>; aUons at pollee station, 425 32nd Wearine apparel la available for :\fra. K. C. Hicks. San Clemente;
Balboa Marine Hacdware. sten. St., $280; Bayside Villaee. laun· every member or the family. ac· Mrs. John Porter. Newport
2612 w. Coast fiwy .. $100; Lily dry and toile<t buJldlne. 300 E. cordlne to the Co-chairmen, Mrs. Beach ; Baird Collin, Laeuna
Frank. fence. 3006 W. Ocean Ft .. Coast Hwy., $5,000; Delbert Betty Page and ~· Jeffery Beach; James M. Holbert. San
$150; William Kapela, move Blackett, siding. carport, 204 ~ Burke. Donations are being re· Clement; Dr. K~nyon Scudder,
house away from 231 32nd St.. 39th St., $350; Frank Cortese and ceived by Mrs. George &!nz. Balboa Island. and 8~ Sum-
Sl50; Vin Jorgensen. sign for fatrlck O'Connor. fence, 4809 OR 3-5410. "'\ ner. Newport &actf.
House and Garden. 2610 W. River, $175; and at 4802 Neptune. . The treasurer f@ported $42,121
Coast Hwy., $300; M. I. Harris. $175; Cha rles 'Patrick O'Con. 'Glal. 1'08 TilE WAU.IS"I in pledges, wttlch will be u.ed
remove dwelling from 218 21st nor. fence. ~ Neptune. $175; A daupter was born to Mr. for t.>rovlding fundi f« support
St., $100; construct 1-unit. 2· Erbe and Louvier, 2-uniJ, 2-story and Mrs. Robert Wallis, 2724 of the new non.proflt medical
story dwelling and fence, 218 dwelling, 4814 Neptune. $25.440; Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar. in clinic.
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CIOU'I' maaw&Y AT • em .... c...e•••·a c.-... -' ;; I IIIII ... Ofllee)
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All-HOTB.S -IAIL-SHIPS-TOURS-CRUISES
FOIB6N nAva SP£CIAUSTS
21st St .. $21.600. William Kapela. demo 1 ish Hoae Hospita l on Friday. Oct. ~-------
1
• UPPEJl aAT UEA dwelling and garage, 221 32nd 'Z27~------------~~~:!~~~~~~!!~J..~~~~~2:2:~~~2:2:~2:~~~~~~~~~~ Dr. E. H. Thomassen. convert St., $100. -
ga rage to family room. add car· --------port. 1918 Dover. $1.500; Jerry
Cullen. wall. 1601 Anita. $220;
William Belnap. wall. 2331 Hea·
ther, S500; A. C. Wahls,edt. wall,
2325 Heather. $500; Baycr«>st De·
velopment Co.. 1-unit. 1-story
dwellings at 1900 Commodore.
$25.040. anti 1827 Buttonshell,
$26.320; A. 0 . Elstad. fence, 2012
Leeward, SUO.
OctobeT permlt8, which totaled
11.837.618. Included 58 alnele
famlly dwellJ.np. S1.29U&O; •
duplexes, ·1153.510: 52 walls and
fences. S28.~: 1 garage. $3.200;
8 swimming pools. $27.700; 52
residential additions, $11 5,800; 1
comm<'rctal building, $56.000: 18
commercial alterations. $68.816;
1 Industrial alte ration, t60.000;
3 cabanas. $8,750; 13 s igns, JS,.
640; 2 fall-out shelters. $'1.200;
7 buildings dem o l ishe d or
movPd. $5.670; 1 miscellaneous
building, $8.500.
Following were the flnat per·
mit.s issued In October:
e COIIOifA DEL MU
H. Wadsworth, partitions and
alterat ions. 422 Larkspur, 1900;
~1«>rle Tracy. repairs, 2323 Bay·
side. 13.850; Anthony's Shoe
Service. sign, 3401 £. Coast Hwy .•
$1.000: Howard Laurent, enclos·
urc for gas water heater, 314 1 ~
Iris. $70; Willma Patton, addi·
tlon. 408 Avocado. Sl.OOO.
e CAMEO SBOBES
Guy EnHekln, C«>m·e. 17>21 Rox·
bury, $300.
A son, Mark Edward, 7 lb. 8
oz.. was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward H. Whitehouse, 517
Marigold Ave .. Corona del Mar.
in Hoag Hospital on Monday.
Oct. JO.
He has four ereat-erand·
moftlers, Mrs. A. D. Buck and
Mra. W. 1. Caraway, bOth or
Glendale. on the maternal side.
and Mrs. George Whitehouse
and MMI. E. R. Sutton, both on
the paternal s,de. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Buck of
Glendale and MMI. E. H. White·
hou.se ot Pasadena. 0
soa roa TilE COUTTS
A son. Robert Louden, 7 lb.
-15 oz .. was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Coutts, 427 Latkspur Ave ..
Corona de l Mar. in Haag Hos·
pilal on Friday. Oct. 27. He joins
his sister. Corinne. 14 months. In
the family. Mr. Coutts is with
Lester Ryons 6 Co., lnvestm~nts.
Corona d4>1 Mar.
SOli FOa TBE JESSDS
A son. Erik Kennet'h. 7 lb. 2
oz.. was born to Dr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Jnsen. 2121~ 43rd St ..
West Newport. In Hoag Hos·
pita! on Sunday. Oct. 22. Dr.
Jt'ssen Is a medical doctor on
the starr of Fairview State Hos·
pital. Costa Mesa.
LEGAL lfOTICE
The big attraction at the C~unty Fair
was this Charming "Home of the Year"!
(of course .. ·. it features a .!!!.9.if~r.IJ. .. rJ(!.§. .. @IJ.g~l)
Have~ noticed how modem ... ,...,.... hlbltof belnl
seen in the best plecllf (By lnwllllot._ CIMIIIIJ.) 1'1 menly
• 1 metter of choice. When .-rt bullderlllld IIMrt home
buyers-........ tha .......... to ... ....t Wtchln.
And tNt ,..... IIIIPPiilnc&
If~ hevln't ,-_..tha ,_aulallllllc ........ tr11t
~soon. T ... I pdloakatllllr•--k .....__
includint the .......... ....._ with alnln," .. ....._..
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t.Un.l .. f~IOI Mlitloeeunw
eter, end I'OtlrJ 11ert»1cu1. And "'*' ,...,. rllllr to bur-•
new rana-or 1 ,.. home with 1 bull-In we.:t..-1111111 ,._
choice I modlm......... I
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CALI~IA Aa'I1ITS T.Y • ..__. ...
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ORDEIS IIUft • IIADJ: ..........
SAVE \i 'MIE PRJCE OF •awnaa
·JEBBY HALL
TIBE SERVICE ..............
COITA lOlA I
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JAMES
D •. RAY ••n I lltlraalar
1512 E. COAST HWY.
CoaoNA DIL WAI
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SAILoRs. IN ~WAY nE Third Plac~
TO PLAY WES1IIN FRIDAY Hornets Next
Pfewport Harbor lallora wtll
meet Watern HI ... khooJ oC
Anahftm at 8 p.m. tomorroW.
Hov. 10, In La Palma Park.
AMbeUn. for a..tr next·to-the·
last 8rbedul~ IAIIW ol the ....
80ft. 'nletr !lnaJ SUrwet LM1ue
pnw wiJJ be apln.M t1w Hun·
tlntton 8eadl Oilers on Pfov. 17.
lee ,footMJI teama of Pfewport
Harbor and w .... m wm meet
at 3:15 p.m. tomorrow. Jllov. 10,
on Davlct.on rteld. Cee teama
from dle two hlp 8Chooll cluh
at 3:15 p.m. today, Jllov. 9, at
Anaheim Hllh St.1lool.
'n\e P\&llerton Indiana won 7 ·6
over Harbor's varsity team Sat·
~ Oranp Cout Collep urday nl1ht In Pirate Stadium. Plrata will travel to hllerton
'n.e Tara took a 1·0 lead In thla S.tur•ay, Nov. 1 {, to mHt
1M ..eond period on a run by the third place Horneta. Game
P\&Ubadl loler Grable. In the time will be 8 p.m.
ftnt period he ~ the 1~1 Laat Friday San Bernardino
1\,ne. but the ICON wu nulltned. and Oranae Cout played to a
bec!au.e the play tlad atarted 7·7 tie at Pirate Stactlum In a
Ju.t after !be aun IOUnded to taard·foulf\t aame which left t'he
end dae quarter. two t.Hma In a tie ror fifth In
Fullerton made their seven the conference, alona wtth Chaf·
po&Ma In the lut quarter when fey, all with 1·3·1 recorda.
the Indian's John hpper caupt Tbe Indiana took ·the o~lne
a pua from John McAulay and kickoff and drove 72 yards for
then MCAulay broke the tie with their only score. Rocer Conley
fhe point alter tout'hdown. waltzed around end for t'he TO,
The Tara have won two and and C&rrol Roberts kicked the
lc.t thrH aamea In t'he Sunset extra point.
Leaaue 10 tar thla season. In the second ~arter, the In·
Last week's eamea cave rhe diana had drift 0 the occ 7.
Sunset Leaeue the unuaual sitU· where Cla~nce ullon fumbled
atlon ot havlne 6 teams tJed and Henry Tamuau recovered
Jllewport Harbor Cee tNm won tor thrlrd-teau66 .... &6smeeu·HU f« eo.at.on the 10. From there,
6·0 over P'Ullerton Jut Thursday. tor third _ Newport, Garden behind the runnlne ot Bob Cri·
on David8on Field. Grove, Huntlneton Beach. West· sell. Brian Robson, Roy Fruer.
JeU Heln made the wlnnln& em, Fullerton and La Habra, and the paaslne of Rich Mill·
run In the Jut mJnute of the ali with 2-won, 3·loet records. edp, the Pirates drove 90 yards
1ame. 'nle play wu set up Anaheim ls leadine. with a 5·0 for their only marker. Milledge
after Darrel Metzcer lnteJ'CePled record and !fanta Ana is aecond wedeed over from the 1 for the
a Fullerton 'pall •nd ran to the with j.2 score with 34 seconds left In the
27. A foul move the ball 10 the · 'halt. Chuck Smith's conversion
12 and 2 plays later Heln went tied It up at 7·7.
over. T ... 11ft. Jlftll Carrol Roberts of the Indians
NOTICE TO CREDri'ORS
ESTATE OF EVALEEN CAR·
PENTER .HADEN,
DECEASED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the creditors of and all per·
101\1 .. havinc clalrna aealnst
the said decedent of said
estate to file them with the
n~ry vouchers In the of·
tic. of the Clerk of t'he Su·
perior Cdurt of the State of
C&lltomla. In and for the
County ol Oranp. or to pre·
sent the same, with the nee·
euary vout'hers, to t'he under·
aicned at hla or her place of
business. to-wit:
Martha Carpenter S c o t.t
c/o Harwood, Heffernan 6
Soden, 3335 Via Udo. Newport
Beach. Calitomla, within six
months after the first publl·
cation or t1lls notl~.
Dated Octobr 6, 1961.
Martha Carpenter Scott,
Executrix of the Estate
of said decedent.
HARWOOD, HEFFERNAN
6 SODEN
Attomeys at Law
3355 Via Lido
Newport Beach, California
ORJole 3·~
Attorneys for Executrix
Publ~: Oct. 19, a. Nov. 2. 9
In tbe Newport Hertlor Enalp
II' n• ...r' was badly hurt In the tlrst half
Newport Harbor lee pl1·akln· and was taJten to Hoa& Hospital
nera won 40·19 over Fullerton In critical condition. Later re·
Friday on the Indian's battle· ports Indicated his condition to
erowtd. be satisfactory.
Firat touchdown tor the Tars --------
came on a run by John DeRosa, QC H
followed by a TO by Jeff Pie· 0 0 p men
rose. 'nle Indians al110 made two,
evenln, the .core at ·fhe halt. 1 n Work -outs
Georce Vandervort caught a
pus and !teored In the thlrd
period, followed by another
touchdown by Pleroee. Halfback
Mike Burke and DeRosa scored
In the final quarter.
IEaVJJIC 011 CA••n:a
Ronald G. Melon, int~rior
communications elenrlcian fire·
man. USN. fiOn of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan P. Melon of 447 62nd
St., Newport Shores. is ~rving
aboard the attack aircraft car·
rler USS Ticonderota. operating
with the Seventh Fleet in the
Western Pacific.
SMOKE. •o .FlU
L.lnt, burned In a forced a ir
heatlne system was believed the
ca\18e of a trace of smoke in the
home of Sherman A. Harris. 1718
Bayadere Ter., Irving Terrace, at
9:47 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 28.
Firemen were unable to find any
evidence of anyfhlna havi~l
burnecl.
The old Orance Coast Coll~ge
gym Is getting Its Jut workouts
before being replaced by Its
n~w. mod~m successor as the
Pirate cagemen befln their year·
IY runs up and down the hard·
wood noo~.
The Pirate basketballers, un·
dcr head coach Alan Sawyer. are
bectnnlng conditioning circuits
around the old Coa!llt gym. The
new l)'lTl, a giant mass of con·
cret~. should be ready to go by
the time a-ctual play starts.
The new Coast gym will host
the Callfomla JC Basketball
Champlonshaps In March. The
winners of the eight ronferen~s
In California will m~t In the
Coast domicile for the state
crown.
Sawyer, In his fifth year of
roa~ning at Coast. Is grooming
16 men to try and Improve on
last year's fourth place standing
In the t:.st~m Conference. Head·
ing the list ar~e returning
lettermen Dave r, Dlclt Bar·
ton, Alan Jan<sJ, Jake RJtter
!Oranrel. and Dave S.ll (West·
eml, Dave Geier (Huntington
Beach I. Brian Lucas 1 Newport
Harbor l, and Tay Lyman !TUs·
tin 1 are up from the junior var·
sity of last y~ar. Leon Hamilton.
Bob Todd. Mlk~ Smlth t Newport
Harborl, Kelly Bane INewportl.
Bil.l Kellenberger, Russ Rapp I !Newportl, and John Brown are
all newcomers to the squad. and
all are freshme-n. ex~wn.
CARS FOR SALE
'5i DODGE FOR SALE. 4 door.
power brak~s. st('('rlng. N<'w
tires. Good ronditlon. $750.
Ll 8_·~
'61 COR C'Silver gray, stkk
shift. rully equipped. black
Interior. 4i00 milt'S, small
('Quity. takt> over contract .
Call KI 5·827.t.
PHOTO SUPPL.I&I
ALL TYPES OP
Photographic Supplies
• rut Col« n1m s.rw.. e Movie Projec:ton for Jtea&.
• Model Alrpl&De ..........
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
• ~ Newport Blvd .. eo.ta ,. .. l'tv~n• u~ 8-'7042
WINTER'S CO~ING
We now have our complet~
stock In orion. all wool 6 com·
blnatlon. Sweaters. <Oats 6
rain coats for all b~ds start·
lng at $1.75. We can ll~n~
your q . Jorct.n's ht Shop.
2'732 E..Cout H'way-Corona
del Mar. OR 3·2430.
Complete Landscaping
' Service
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We hamlsh a Jarp nn and
2 fast. u~rienc:H, Insured
movHI lor only 111..50 an
hour up to 30 mJla.
c--t clndaftll ret.. 41/2 ~ ..t ,. --. ,.W ~ -I ,... 0...,.
c...ty'e lartllt ........... ,...._ s.wtRta __, Le. A.aalal• ...... .. _............ .
LAGIIA FEIEIAL ._..,, .,., .......... , ..
A1lo COUf·tO•C'OUt
and owrwu.
,,_ starts •t your door.
No dtArp for -.tlmat..
NEWMAN
~a STOaAOE 00.
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HELP WAhifll ClASSIFIED AD lA TES -c.h with order 01 witWR I 0 ...,_
I nnw 2 r..,... 1 Ttn. TOP OPPORnlNmEs
DAn.Y 20 words 01 leta ··--·-----.75 1.25 1.50 Be SUN To Cbeclc WltJl
TUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
475 K. Jllewport .liYd .. Mewport
Midway 8-4481
21 words to 30 words 1.00 1.50 2.00
3 I words to 40 words 1.25 2.00 2.50
bdJ word over 40 wF -----.03 .OS .07
PRINCIPAL (femalel, for am&JI MUSICAL
Oranee County IK"hool, artlcu· ----~------
late Chmtlan dealred. B. A. BALDWIN Organ and Pianos -
decree. Callfomla credenUals Used ebony Lowry Organ, $845.
preferred. Experienced 1 n Chord Organ. 1695. Thomas
»ehool adm1nillration, curricu· Organ, $395. Woodworth Piano
lum development. no teaming. lr Organ Co .. OR 3·5530, Corona
Salary above ave~ge. Beetn del }1ar. 2626 E. Coast Hwy.
January 29, 196Z Reply by
Box #B. care of Enslen News· HA~1~0~D ORGANS
paper, 28.'50 E. Coast Hwy., STEL~W A Y PIA.~ OS Corona del Mar.
WOMAN WHO CAN DRJVE ....
It you wou~Joy workJng 3
or 4 hours a day calllnc regu.
larly Nch month on a group
of Stu.dio Girl Cosmetic cll~lS
on a route to be establis'hed In
and around Corona del Mar.
and are Willing to make Jllrht
deliveries. etc., write to sn;.
DIO GIRL COSMETICS. Dept.
NW ·4, , Glendale, Calltornla.
Route will pay up to $5.00 per
hour.
· Orange County FraM'hise
for All Models
HA~MOND Spinet. u~. Maple
finish -best buy.
Large selection of sll~hlly used
Splnt-t plan08-Stelnw ay, Soh·
mer. LHter. Kimball ; many
others from 1295, easy terms
-$~0.00 ·or more wllllay.away
for Christmas. •
Used Elffironlc Orga ns: Spinet.
Chord. Thomas, Lowrey, Min·
shall. etc., from $385. easiest
terms.
lArge selection of used Steinway I
Grands. all In perfect condi·
~FOB BENT t1on, some less than ~ price:
Y Attractlve on'"' bedroom. 36 montns payments; S25 will I "' lay·aWa>• for Christmas. large living room. Pullman
Kitchen. completely fumishfld HA~'\iOND Chord Organ. ebony
Including ultillties. Private or walnu1. ~ theSE'. like new
swimming Pool. Congenial wtth blg sav1ngs. eas1est to
couple. Adults. South or Coast play. all on:'hestra tones; lay·
H'way, c. D. M. S90 month away for Christmas.
year round. Call Jordans, OR Beauuful whtte 6 gold Fr~nt'h
3-2430 days _ OR 3-0754 e\'~· Provincial Grand. like new.
nings. S2S)() value for SIO.U; many
FOR RE.~ _Cozy. turnlshed. other wonderful bra nds from lo~r apartment for 1 woman $595, all perfec~; small pay· ments. in private home. References. Deal direc-t Wlth Orange Coun·
Garden. ne-ar ocean. OR 5·0l90. ty's leadmg Hammond Organ
FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart· Deal~>r since ~9-19. romplete se-
ment north of highway on lee-lion from $7~S: small $25
Marguerite, CD!M. &e.t neich· deposit w11l lay-away for
borhood. attractive land..-ap-Chri!itmns
In g. Garbage disposal. tire· GOOd •praC1lce pia nos excellent
place. Gas and water paid. condition -$129.00 up. terms
winter or yearly lease <S125 l. like r~nt.
Adults only, no pets. Owner Re~ Maple, Cherry Spl·
OR 5-0047 « 620 Old\Jd. nets. one returned fl'Om f'f"nt,
POR ltDIT-New, 2 bedroom aave as m\ac.b u 1180. not a
Apt. #unturnl.shed. Wall to wall *'.'Tatt'h•on tJuom.
carpets, drapes, el~ric stove Get your ticket he!'\" for the
and oven. prbece dl.!lposal. GREAT GEORGE GR£EL£Y
Lar~ garage. 61912 Cama· KIWA!'IS COSCERT N 0 V .
tion. CdM. Call OR 3·0946 be· 13th.
fore 4 p.m. I SCH~tlDT·PHILLLPS CO. pt.
CORONA DEL MAR one bedroom 1914. 1907 North Main n.'ar
attractive unfurnished. ran~. 20th St.. Santa Ana. Open
garage. lawn care. Comer loca· ~londay 6 Friday nights -
lion. Adults. OP~. 620 Poin· FREE PARKING.
settia. OR 5·1234 Ext. 1682.
FOB SALE
LOT for sale by owner. On
Somerset Lant' in Wt'stcllrc
$16.500. OR 3-D-590.
BY OWNER-:-.iew modt>rn ~bed· 1 room, 3 bath hom<'. Cl~<' to
bay In Corona del Ma r. 607
Begonia. OR 3·~.
WORK WANTED
ORG AN BUYERS
Enjoy the ron\'t'Tlience or ont'
slop shopving. V1s1t Organ
Hl'adquartl'rs on the Orange
coa~l. Try anrt I'Ompar(' all
popular make-~ undN one
root.
HA:'-1~10:-.iO. THO:\-tAS. CON:'\.
Wt'RLJTZER. Gl'LBRA~SE."\.
BALDWIN. LOWREY. Etc.
MUSICAl.
I
BALDWIN
ORGA.I\"S 6 PIANOS
used ebony
Lowry Organ ... . SSl5
Chord Organ . . .$095
Thomas Organ . .$395
'
• WOODWORTH
PIA~O 6 ORGAN CO.
2626 E. Coast Hw'ay
Corona del Mu · Or 3·5530
515 ~o. Main St., Santa Ana
Open Friday evening 'til 9
WANTED
CASH for your plano, K1 7·603•.
MISCEIJ.AMEOUS
AVCTJOII
Every Friday nlgbt at 7 p.m.
Antiques. Complete House·
hold Furniahlnp and Appll·
ances. WINDY'S BARN
M16-8686 • 2075~ New'port Ave.
Co.ta Mesa
We will Sell for YDU
EASY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING -
Rogers Silverware, 50 pieces.
only S22. Rogers Silver Cotfee
Service. S22. Both new.
LA 1·1488.
WAITING TO BUILD! Need con·
~ loan! We bave locy,'~
flnandq. --~ lfiallland II IS p ()e. LJ
8-'T785-or OR 3·6851.
FIREPLACE WOOD -Phone for
delln•ry or come buy your car
trunk full ol seasoned firt>·
WQOd. Laguna Canyon Wood
Yard. 214.31 Stans Lan~.
HY 4·-l·H i
AUTOMOTIVE
ITS CHECK-UP 11ME
TIRES • TUNE-UP
• LUBRICATION •
WHEEL AUGNMENT
• OIL CHANGE • •
Herb M iller's
RICHFIELD STATION
3636 E. Coast Hwy. at Poinsettia TYPING -all kinds. Including
manuscripL". Skilled. reason
able. 1.1 8·7009.
La tt' mod<'l. on<' owne-r organs OR 3-9728 • Corona del Mar
-I
THIS SIZE cln.;t;M .4 ill .... 1
htlttt u. c..t 1041 n littM .. $1.10 I f. ) i~ C.l O~iOlt ).QUO.
pn<WI Crom S."i95 to $99:1 Buy
you~ for a,. little a$ $23 dow n.
HA:'of\10 ND at Corona dPl ~1:lr
~ E Coast H I'>' a~. OR 3·8930
JOHN~'TONE'S
Mesa A uto Wreckers
U8ed Auto Parts. n.rea
We Buy Can and Scrap Metal
UBER1Y 8·i0l3
FOR RENT-FURNISHED & UNFURNIS~----I 2175 Placentia Ave. eo.ta Mma
~~~~· ijiiii-iiiiiii""'iill•---~ HOME MAINTENANCE ~::.,..;-' ii Carpentry $137 50 Minor }tepatrs as little as No Jot. Too .Small'
pet month H. 0 . ANDERSON
' 2966 Pepper Tree Lane
GIVES YOU LUXURIOUS
BEACH LIVIN~
OV.JtLOOKINO the BLUE .. ACI~IC
CORONA DEL MAR
900 ... L8M
at the int•rwc:tion of
Mc:Arttlw IMt~
& Htpwey 101 •
-
,
CoRa Mesa. C&IU.
. IOmMr'lY 5.8175
tr no an~ .:all MJ 6·2372
Remodelmg
a nd Repai nng ·
Any size job. Over ~ years
In thl.s area. Ray Nielsen.
Ll 8·6888
YARD MAINTENANCE ........... * MOWING 6 EDGING * YARD CLEAN·UP ;~r -POWER f)QUIPMPT
r.. a.etn ... oa 1-ftft
PADmNG
01. _,
PTA Council
Meeti'!g Set
"~~rae cal PI'A In catlllnlla ... · M ~ wtae..... I PI'A will
be the ...._ eoundl for t ...
!fov. 11 ....U... cal FOUJth I*· trldolttai1~~
o1 Parenta and 'hechen. at.
!fewport llarbol' RIP kbool.
Memben ol PI'A'a from IDOt'e
than 300 Orat~~~e County achoola
.... apeded to .u.nd.
haturecl ........ aft <ttw 2
chairmen of the ..... PTA for
lqlalaUve adiYitiea. Mia. Rob·
ley Berry of Berkeley and M,..
Doyle Hottman of ElMont.. AJ.
80 on the propam will be AA·
~emblyman Rtdlard Hanna and
Stewart CUe, admlnlatratJve u·
slstant to Seaator John MurdY
Jr.
~PORT
Ellu'*'«h 1aylor
Katharine lle,lburn
MontFfl*')' Clift
.. Suddenly La.t Summer"
----AND ----
Bert Lancaster
Deborah Kerr
Frank Sinatra
.. From Hen to Etemity"
M c s ."l. .._,, .
U 1-1-CIOftA JIDA
ST.uTDfQ WED .. lfOV. I
Piper Laurie
Paul Newman
in
.. The Huatler.,
ADULTS. ONLY
Also FEAnJR£TTE
.............. Koev"
L I 0 O r-r, .... I ' ,, •
oa ,.-, ... ..., .._.
ITAJITIIIQ WED .. lfOV. I
(a-a-d 11-. ..... , • ...--w. ocr. •
u ........ and a N8e ~
-radio and 'IV tu• ftiMd at 1111 .... .aolen fNID tllle cab
o1 ~~w tnaell ca1 JGbn &. .,s., ao
Poppy Aw., Corona del Mar,
parked in ftoat ol Ilia ......_..
• . • Kdna Koll, 132 Via Havre,
Lido Isle. reponed the theft tw
Ia. ot a $1.300 diamond pin
from a di'MI or In a Jewelry box
. . . Morrla K. Laurie, 52 ol 732
Hamilton St., Coeta Meea. wu
taken by hla wlfe to their family
doctor for treatment ot lnjurln
after his pick-up truck wu t'lit
In the rear by a car driven by
L. H. Gray, La. An~IH1 and
knock~ ahead ln&o the stopped
car of Elgin R. Roberts, Los An·
geles. at Coast Hwy. and Mac·
Arthur Blvd., Corona de) Mar ...
Stewart Bowie, 110 Crystal Ave.,
Balboa Island, reported by mall
that on Oct. 13 he had been In
a traffic a ccident with the car of
C. S. Drawbaugh, 933 Cedar St ..
Costa Mesa. on Coast Hwy. 150
teet south of Marigold Ave.,
Corona del Mar . . . William
Roee. 1592 Santa Ana Ave., Costa
Mesa, was bitten by a dog, wt'lich
was quarantined at 923 Golden·
rod Ave .. Harbor View Hills ...
A S50 bicycle was stolen from
Mrs. Frances M. Lovell, 416 Se·
ville Ave.. Balboa .•. MIJce
IgJeslas. 7. of 1200 Pembroke
Lane. West'Cilff, suffered a brok·
en left wrist while playtq at
Mariners Park. beinr taken by
his mother to a doctor for treat·
ment ...
e WEDifESDA1'. OCT. 25
Jack G. Russell. 41. of 1117 ~11
W. Bay A\'e .. Balboa, was charg·
ed with drunk driving. intoxlca·
tlon in auto and no operator's
license at 15th St. a nd Balboa
Blvd .. Newport Beach ... Harry
Fields. 213·39th St., West New·
port. reported finding the purse
of Sharon J. Saunders, Los An·
geles, In the alley at the rear
of his home, a card being sent
to the owner ... Lawrence W.
Pattel"80n, 919 Bayside Dr .. New-
port Beach. reported the burglary
of a S200 diamond and sapphire
ring from the top of a dresser
Officer )loaoJd Spn1JIDg
aaffend a left lbouJdft iaJuy
........ fell ...... atteillpUDf
to beat nt a lalt bell te first
:,.-
.... ....-....... ... ..... -.. diiiM ... .. ,._._.. ... Ali n IF ........ .._ ........
......... c' --.. ... as ?• a. ...... ...._ _. .. c, , ....,.., ................ -.. .. .a ·.-. ..... _ ......... we• .... .............. _
....... • 1 '&I 2 I I wa.--t?d ..... _.....,. ._ ............ ..... ..,. .............. .
Surt~ra In the 1300 block ol
Seuhore Dr .. Wat N~. "'e
~,. of the reeict.nts tn the
area wlt'hout pel'lll.l.-lon, atea·l
wood to build ftrea on Jhe beach,
park cara bloc:klng aaraaea o~
reslct.nta and fall to cooperat~
when advised they are creaUng
a disturbance. Mrs. Floyd F.
Hann, 6310 W. Ocean Front. New·
port, charged . . A ~eeurlty
police badge In a ~lastlc wallet
waa .Colen from the car of
Thomas Morrison, 204 Adams St ..
Balboa. In the Balboa municipal
parking lot ... A traffic accl·
dent In front of 3455 VIa Oporto.
!fewport ....... llmiiWd wtllclee
drlwa ~ llkbMI A. Fudla. 1&
Huntlqten 8eada. and Lorna M.
larry, 31. o1 212 Via Loree, IJdo .......
e IWOMDAY, OCT ••
A ear ............. eo Mary Re)'· no~-. lni·A W. l'Jitll IL, Coeta
....._ wu found bloddna the
eutltound ~ne cal laJboa BJvd.
at IUver Ave., Weet !fewport. at
12:30 a.m. and wu Impounded
on an m .. al parkin~ charae ...
A Nt and run cat' cauec~ $1~
damap to the car ol Henry J .
Kuennel, 1210 au.n Lane,
Westdiff, In a rataurant .. rk·
lng Jot at Zl E. Coast Hwy.;
Newport Beach •••
Youth Week
Meeting S~t
The Nobln, Juf\lor Optimist
Club from Newport Harbor High
School, will be pests of the
Newport Harbor Optimist Club
at their noon luncheon, Tuesday,
Nov. 14, In Vllla Marina, in ob·
servance of Youth Appreciation
Boag Planning w;:~ice Chief James Glavas of
Newport Beach will talJc on de· Benefit Show ur;.h~n~~bles are scheduled to
l receive rhelr charter as an of·· Wally Boag of Corona del Mar. fkial Junior Optimist Club dur·
entertainer at the Golden Horse-lng the week. A JunJor Opt.lmlst
shoe in Disneyland. is putting on 1 Club wiU be Initiated at Coeti
a "VaudeviHe _Revisited" show Mesa Hlrh School.
at 8:30 p.m., Frtday. Nov. 17, ~t The Nobles and Optimlst.s will
the Orange Coast College Audt· CO·sponsor a dance party for
torlum. High School students a nd their
Wally himself will do a take-dates at the Corona del Mar
ott on David Susskind a nd also Youth Center from 8 to midnight,
some dance nur:nbers. The pro-Saturday, Nov. 18. A trophy will
gram will a lso tnclude the Mar· be a warded to an outstanding
quls Chimps, who appear~ on youth. There will be no admls·
the Jack Benny show; Clartltce sion charge. Nas h, tbe voice of Donald Duck; ~Y Williams. of the Walt Dis· ..... --.. --•• -_.-_1.1 ney staft. doing a cartoon cha lk .,.._
talk; Betty Taylor. song stylist;
West and Maza. comedy musical
act, and a 7 ·piece band In the
tpit.
Tickets are available at the
Brat Shop. Costa Mesa; Theo
Robins Ford, Newport, and at
ORiole 3·8136.
The funds will be used for a
Sunday School building for the
Universalist Churc'h, Costa Mesa.
Gene Norvell, manager of the
Don Franklin real ~state office
in Corona del Mar. announced
Wednesday the sale of Balboa
Inn and surrounding va~ant Jots
at a purchase price In excess of
$400.000. The purchaser is Mrs.
Lucia Nosenzo, owner of Motel
Corona del Mar.
J'uMNJ • *-for lllctlud H.
(Didl) lla"'-7, • callJDI PWID·
broU LAM. W..aetur, popular
aport&lalnc boat optraiiDr, ..,.
-'-luled far 2 p.m.~.
!fov. I. In leU ~q Mot·
tuary, eo.ta ..... lntesawnt
wu In Harbor a.t ~aJ
Park.
Mr. llatbeny died Saturlay
nlatlt In Hoq Ha.pltal. He had
beeorne Ul tt.at afternoon and
collapMd on the front poldl ol
hla home. nremen ,.,. him
~aen, bec:au.e tie 1lad trouble
breathing when they arrtwd. 1t.
wu taken by ambulaMe to tbe
hoepltal.
He had been the owner ol Sea·
port Landing, 2633 W. Cout
Hwy., Newport Beach, for the
put 4 yean. He skJppered the
sportflsh1ng boa-t, Sea RaJder,
and also owned the Jet. He
came to N~)Ort Beach •n 1!M5
to skipper the aporttillhlng boat
Admiral, Sherry 16ynn I and
Sherry Lynn II, from the 19th
St. Landlnr. He sJclpper~ \he
Sea Raider from Newport Dunes
for one year before moving to
Seasport Landing.
He 11 survived by his wife,
Mn. Vem a D. Matheny, and
daughters, Sherry and Deborah.
ot the home; a sister, Mra. Nel·
lie E. Siple. Newport linch, and
his parents. Mr. a nd Mrs. Rtchard
S. Ma theny, Huntington Park.
SM'a 8•1• ••
Miss Grace M~teer of 701 Lark·
s pur Ave., Corona del Mar, Is
the new "can·ca n" girl at the
Calico Bar In Knotts Berry Farm.
Miss Met~r. who Is both a sing-
er and dancer, was In some of
the big dramatic and musical
productions at both Orange Coast
College and Lonr Beach Civic
Opera. Last s ummer she was at
Lake Tahoe in the Jimmy Du·
rante show. ,., •....•..•.•.•
WALTAH CLARKE'S GJJU. FOB TJIE 8ABU'n'S
The New p o rt Harbor·Costa
.Mesa Board of Realtors an·
nounces the following multiple
listing winners for October: Ken
Nelson, top sales, dolla r value;
Georre Dolan. run ner·up; Bob
A daughter, Hilary, 7 lb. 15 Hardesty, top lister, dolla r value;
bz .. was born to Mr. and Mrs. ""Bill Thagard, runner·up; top
RJchard l . Barrett. 1111 Pem· lister, quantity. Phil McNamee;
broke Lane. Westclltf, In Hoag 6·way tie for runner·UP -Ken
Memoria) Hoepltal on Saturday. Nelson. ChHter Brooks. Bob
Oct. 28. She joins Tiacy, 4. and Hardesty, R. A. Vanasek, CJiff
Rlckey, 2.J!t~-~;..J.,ro.JJY... . ..... Priest. . .aAd--Ernest Patnaude!'•
uwADAJr aon America's Larpst Selection Round& da Clock Bawallau Paahlon o...a-.&a..
-IUallfa A'ft.. UI.80A IILAIID L.. -Oil a.-
2nd Orange c.ty Planlllng Session
For Project ALERT! _,. E. COAST rwA1'
CORONA DEL MA.R
OR 3 ·7560
·t-·
School of Anti-Communism
Presented by NAVY LEAGU E-MAIINE CORPS LEAGUE
ALERT Yourself!!
-.-Hear Twao-
Power Packed Speakers
,.. •• ·~~~"~tl4f te tt:• N&v&! Aea ..... Y 1ft 1111. TIINu.elleYt llle Naval ...... , lie W&f illetltlfle4f
w it': ft&Yal avlatlo ... 1ft •"'"'•"4f af tile Lat~eley lfl Mafllla •ay, at tile ewtbNaill ef Wer141 War II Itt W&l t•aflllf...,.ed &I C::eMMafl4fer ef til& ~eMIIIfted & .. rat .... cettter af tiM Allle4 ~leaft, .~ltlall D\ltcll &fMt Au-'•&llafl a ir ~·M,.&flll, fw wfllcll lit waa lwa~ Ute A""y'& Oletl...-lell• ell ._.;,lea Medal. Ht lam c-MaMflt Carrier Olvlela" 14, .artlc .. atlfte lfl tilt fellew!R• •· er&t .... a, l.&:tte, P.tlfl4fete, HellatMtla, Llt~aa,efl &fttl Olllflawa, fer wfllell -.etatlefla lie w•e awa,.._. til& Navy Cr-twice, &fl4f L .. lefl af Marlt til,.. tl-afl4f tiM Navy 0 1-'l ... .,._.. ...., .........
*LOOK* .... .., .. ~.~.
2 Bedroom borne and garage
on peved street. Lot 63% x 300
R-2 cone.
FuJl Price 111.500
Value Ia In the 1and.
E. E. IEWIII
lti!ALTOa
1M a. ... -,. c.... ....
..... 111 ..... Ill .. ,..
lilT lleal1r
1610 WEST COAST HIGHWAY
llfEWPORT lEACH ua.a.
\
, , I
W1T11 AIUJifDA!fa OF SPACK. 'ftuM tll .. aaa• with
Nom to turn around and a fUIIIJ.J .....-tllat IMIIy
'bold8 a family. FCII'C.'IId a1t beet. .......-..• bullt·in
eledrie own 6 ranp, .U.s-al and two full . ba&'w·
lloomy feneed rear yard -....,._.,. neat anc1 ,_n.
OWJ'fD MOYllfG AND lltMT SELL -AT UJfQ.
LII:VABLE LOW·LOW PaJCJ: Or llfUOO-PRIME
PROPEilTY -EXCELLENT rufANCI!fG AV AJLABLE.
#
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
'"Jou1J Jib out~ .......
P» E. 17tb at. cG.ta .._ 1Jbert7 a.ua
, (Aero. tile ttNet from Mau Shopplq C.ntar)
• ......,_ c.u oa ..... -u .....
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TAX BILL BARGAINS
2
COMMEBCJ.AL & RESIDENTIAL
VACANT
Call ua at .... ,.EL. ..........
100 .... lt.. aau.a oa s-am
.
Newport Heights
Owner·bullt home for sale. Wood Ooors. wal} to wall
carpe1a. 3 bedrooma and den. comer ~ 5·minute
walk to Hlah, Junior High, and Elenwotary Schoola.
, ..... ~ -·t:arae prqe.
Price 135,000
J. H. ESTOS
-TWUa Aftw •.....-t 8eec1a
ftoMea U I·U. • U 1:418
OFFICES FOR RENT
IX coao•a DEL MU
Convenient central location on Cout Hwy. on south
ale» of hJah-.y. Total arM about 800 aq. ft., or can
be dlvld~d Into 2 ~eparate office rental~ about 450
and 350 sq. ft.
• • •
ALSO AVAJLABLE: 300 to 400 sq. ft. In lower level In
rear of buiJdlng, for storage or offk-H.
• • •
LOCATIOIIa an.d8 ... .....
ma a. c.-awy .. c... ... .._
Call owner at Enlian newspaper, Oriole 3·0650.
for appoJntm~nt to inaped the offices. . ._
,Aftlral ltu"'" Ntlf<ed eft A ... uet 1tll at~4f It t~ew Vac. CllalrMaft afl4f Clllef a .. c.,tlv& Offl-af ,.,....,..a ,. • .,,.4fatlaft at Valle, ,..,.. •• Valley ,.., ... ~a •
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