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PPORT LOC L POLICE'
Y«MMda or tlae Harbor Area
ue •denakioa a c81Dpalan
eo tllfi'OR &he local police
...t eo alan citizen• to the
imporuace of obeyina the
lawe.
A "&apport Yow Local
Police Committee" Ida been
orawzed by abldentl at the
3 hiah ac:hoola and Or•ae
Cout Colleae. They are now
_,pearina before ci•ic lfOilPI
10 aain area-wide backina for
their proJect.
The IIDry wu told Monday
10 the Newport Hubor Cb.n-
bar or eoa..c. directou
by Duna Buaeaa or Coroaa
del Mu Hiah Scbool and Ron
&Ike or Newpon Hubor
Hi ab Scboo I.
They di t tri buted bumper
tdcken and window decal•
~idl uy ••Support Your
Local Police," and they told
o( the amportance of tbeu
project.
Rtchud Harwood or Oranae
Cout Colleae and Steve
Mitchell of Coate ~en Haah
Scbool.
1irafllc St~tdy Planned
"There 11 1 nauonwide
trend toward lawleuneu,
cauaed by lack of reapect for
polace officeu and the au-
thority tbey reprcaenl,"
Duana Buraeu saad.
"Tbere h11 been a 2~
iacreaac in caser; of uuult
aaaanat poltce officers an the
put 2 yeara. Locally we
have had riouna on ou1
beachea and an inaeuana
amount of ahoplaftina 11 the
uorea.
Tbe Cll,eCUtJve bolld llllCI
an an informauonal leaflet.
"Ow liberuea ue beat auu·
ant eed when the authority
over local problema ruu in
the banda of tbe cadzena or
tbe community anvolved,
ratber than I biahet lnel O(
aovemment. Here i a a defi·
ni te uend in thi 1 nation to-
ward lawletaneu and im·
morality. and to maintain &hi a
Republic. we muat maintain
tbe lawa wluch ao•ern ow
aociety' • moral oondlact. ..
CORONATION of 5-ytar-old Jtnnlftr
Carty as the II ttl t Queen of Corona dtl
Mar will be tht feature of the open house
ceremonies at 3 p.m. this Friday, Sept.
25, at the new office of Mutual Savings
and Loan Assn. of Pasadena at Coast
Hwy. and Heliotrope Ave., Coro~a del
Mar. A Pasadena Rose Parade Quten Is
scheduled to be here to officiate at the
coronation. Little Ml ss Jennifer Is shown
htre wl th her brother, Jimmy, 1\h, who Is
displaying the queen's crown. They are
tht children of Mr. and Mrs. Andy C~rey
of Shore Cliffs . Andy was the regular Jrd
baseman with the New Vorlc Yankees for
q ye•s, then played a year each with
Kansas Ci ty, Chicago and the Los An-
geles Codgers before retiring 2 years ago.
(Photo by Peter Z.M. Singer.)
Opening Features
Gifts and Queens
An all-day public reception
will be beld &hit friday,
Sept. 2S, to celebrate &he
ro~n~al opeaina or the new
office of Matual Sa•inaa ud
Loan Auoclatioa -Paaadena
at the comet of Co a at Hwy.
and Heliouope Au. in Cor-
ooa del Mu.
The aala occaaion will be
climued tomonow afternoon
at 3 o'clock with the crown-
ina of little Min Jennifer
Carey, aae S, at Queen or
Corona del Mu. Officiatina
at the crownina ceremony at
the Mla tual Suiaa• buildina
wi U t.e Paaadena Mayor floyd
0 . Gwinn and the Rote Bowl
queen at a aalute from Paaa-
deaa. "the crown City of the
Su Gabriel Valley," to Cor-
ona del Mu, "Crown Com-
munity or the See. ..
ber~ Jack Lamb, immediate
paat proaident of the Pau-
dean Jo.nior Ch..-nber, ud
aho city and chamber dirac-
ton from Pa .. det~a. Coata
Mou and Newport Beach.
Mutual s .. inaa officiala
han aueued that the formal
openina reception ia for the
aeoeral public and that re·
rreahmentt will be •e"ed at
tho new omen all day lona
beainaina at 9 in the rnon-
ina. A free aift, choice of a
Sunaet Maaazine book, de-
tailed elaewbere in the Pic-
IOrial aection o( the Eaaip,
wi II be aive.n each peraoo at-
tendina the Mutual S.•i•a•
open bouae.
The Newport Harbor ChM~·
bar of Commerce it preparina
,. •• ror a city-wide ltudy
eo teak anawen to the pow-
ina pelklna problem.
Preaident John Viben, re·
portina on the project at
Monday'• meetina or direc:-
IOU, u id that the propoul
citcaued by the eaecutive
COI!IIIIi ttee calla (or a com-
mittee repre10ntina the var·
iou •eat o( the city.
The help or the city llaff
will be aaked in the efrort to
de .. lop eolutiooa to the part-
iaa PIOblema, he aaid.
"We will aive all uaia·
taace pouible," Newport
&adl Mayor Paul Gruber re·
plied.
Grut Howald, a director of
lbe Newport Harbor Chamber
IDd preaident or tbe Corona
del Mu Chamber, 1 aid that
traffic problema were includ·
ded in the atudy of the Cor·
oaa del Mu bualoe 11 eli atri ct
oow beiaa coacluded by Mur-"* WUleoa DDCl Auociatea
for the City Council.
In reaponae to a queadon if
a aimilar atudy ia contem·
plated tn o tber paru or the
city, Mayor Gruber aaid that
1 atudy miabt be conducted
in Balboa. He added that a
Councal commi nee i 1 auney-
ina the partina problem Ilona
the Newport ocean (root.
Here ia a aummuy of other
aopaca diacuued.at the Cb~m
ber director •' moe tina:
• Mayor Gruber reported
that addational traffic data
11 betna c:ompal ed in c:oonec-
u on with the City Couocil'a
efforu to hnc the Hapway
Comma uaon recoaaider au
lldopuon of lhe coutal free-
way route throuah Newport
Beach. "We feel that tbe
adopted route would be de-
lnmental to our community,"
be said. He expreued hope
!hat the Hiab .. Y Commia-
aaon would decide at ita Oc-
tober meetina wbether to re-
open the cue. Meanwhile,
he uid, the diviaion eoai-
neeu ban uked to be nod-
fied of any boildin, PHIIiU
auued or zonina chana•• re-
queued in the uea or the
adopted route.
• Mu. R.L. Bac:oo, repon-
tna for the Women' • Div11ion,
uad that 60 10 SO new tea·
c:taen pawcapated in lut
Saturday'' "welcome to tee-
chen." She announced t.bat
the neat neat will be tbe
fuhioo ahow OcL 2l at t.be
BalbOa Bay Club; the lateat
an swimweu uc to be ahoWI'I ,
Oirectc>u or the Corona del
Mu Clilamber or Commetce
line proclaimed friday tc>
be "MUTUAL COMMJNITY
CltOWN DAY," welcomina
Mltual Suinaa. wbote head-
qaut•• It in the Crown City
or P .. adena and wboae aew
breach office Ia now in lhe
Crown Community or Corona
del Mar. Ch~mber Preaideat
Or&Dt Howald will officially
repreteat &he local com·
... iry cll~mber at the coro-
.. doa rhea.
Chamber Ptetident Otut
Howald pointed out that ''Mil·
tual S.•inaa-Puadna. with
aneta approachina 400 nlil·
Lion dollau, Ia tlae lara .. t
anina• end loan to opM
officoa in the eo..,., del ....
-Newport Harbor area M4 ••
auch will futhor ep•k die
zoomina PIOIPetity or dlt
crown comm11n ity di • tri ct." HERE tS the newest ce o ceremonies day, Sept.
Maay local merchant• ue
pl•ai•a to auepeod &a.eir
... acdYid .. ror 15 •iHlel
tD be o. ll•d for tlae corooa·
.... ~ea. 1\e "re-
,....._, • rree 1Ht" rae.,_
He waed all clda•a tc>
"drop in and welcome Mlataal
Sa•ina•·"
Protest Made
Objection a,aleat ••ae
.roup ei0110M daat hu la·
•aded Weat Newport" ia
woiced by Walr. Walt of Loe
Ana••••· PIOPertJ oWHt •• 1144lrd k
llo., •••••· will llut Ill "P.nepa we .-cl .,..
9 o'docl ia dll l80tlliea •d offic••· •• P....,a dle ,...._
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0.. o«ldala .-.ae4 law .a.o.Jd be ..... eo
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S.vlngs and Loan Association of Pasa-25, wi ll include crowning of the Queen
dena, located at Heliotrope Ave. 1nd of Corona del Mar and free gifts to all
Coast Hwy. In Corona, del Mat. Special visitors.
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U-Pll.ln • .,.IIIIa PICTIMAL"
Thtft's mudl that Is new and different ~t the Ensign
this we•. First. theft's the new "flag," the Ensign's
ftMe on die front pqe of the 2 sections. Secondly, this Is
Itt btggest Ensltn ever published. And thirdly, the Ensign
Is ruchliti lftOft readers this week than 1t any time In Its
1..., .. history. Yore thin 25,000 copies ~re being distrl,
buttd.
Tht occasion Is the opening of Mutual Savings and Loan
AuodatJon--Pas.;tnl In Its new office In Corona dtl aut.
We at Itt Ensltn .. putting out this "P~ess Pictorial"
lstut br NY of weleofttlng Mutual S.vlngs to our conun~
ltr, In COftjtMctiOft will the Ct.lbtr of Commttce.
I llf" wtttt GfMt Howald, awtsldtftt of the COfOfta IMI
.._C.._._,._ HftctJOft of "''s co...,nltyas ttlt Otantt
~ offtce of MutMae Sbhtts Is cenalnly a great lrlbMtt
tD CliaM *I .. , -. .. that d.olct was mlde only
... a ....... eM ........ MfftJ COYiriftt eM tndrt
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OLY ... IYIIUm
TOIIAT--
Coroaa del Mu Hiah Sebool
Will boat the Olympic IY"'-
nut 10 man. 7 woman
aquad Tueeday. Sept. 29.
Tbe apecial uhibillon will
reauarc ~ahto Sak~mato. 16--
yeaMid national all aroi&Dd
c:bampioo JY'IIftaat. Tbe Cor-
0111 del Mat a~•ance will
be the only oeela th11 uea
ror tlae Ol,.,...,;c team.
TAliS MOM-COM COUI$1
Specialill Foer Je"' R.
Takl•, eoa of H110ld Tali•.
2711 CibOla A~... C»ata
Mel&, wu ., ... led (iom
U.e s. .. otla U.S. Afflf1 Noo·
Com.~ a aioee4 om c. <NCO)
Aced•y io 8ed Tola, Ger-
"~~•Y· S..,&. ll. He h a a.p-
plJ ~Pedalitt ia die U.
l!attneetO.,.J••• M .. .
~~~--"" .u. ...... it wlatu.n.o-..,.
and the men ue inited.
• Ken Hatti eon, akipper of
the Commodorea Club, report-
ed tbat the recent Cbuacter
Boat parade wu the moat
aucceu(ul ID date.
• Manaaer Jack B1111ett
read a note or thank. {rom
TV and radio veauiloqui It
Edau Beraen for the privi-
ledae or Caterina bia boat to
the parade; die Berae11 entry,
"Tr1mp Steamer" Poopal0111.
wu the top winner.
• Stao Spooboh:, chauman
for tbe "Let'• Get Acquaant·
ed Nipt," a aid that ••naer
Hany Babba t wall e:u'e~ oht
e.e11t, wbich will be held
Oct. 7 at the Balboa Bay
Club.
• Manaaer Barnett an-
noonced t.be acbeduled dedi-
cation of Galuy Part an Do-
vet Sborea, act for 4 p.m.
yeaterday, Sept. 23.
• Pteaidenl Vibert voiced
tribote to the memory of tbe
late Dr. John J. Jakoaky,
wbo waa 1 member of the
bOud or dircc~Dta; Dr. Jako-
.,~ ............... died
Sept. I at lhe •ae of 68.
• The clirectou adopted a
reaolution of c:ommendat.aon
for Reuben E. Lee floauna
reataurant proJect u an u -
~mpl e of ow free enterpnae
ayltem.
"Tbaa problem can be aol-
ved by cl ti zen 1 auumina
tbcu rcaponsaba laty to obey
the law a and to auppon t.bc
officers wbo enforce the
lawa."
Ro n Burke exprcued b11
deep concern over ancrea11n1
lawleuneu, "•bach as dc-
ltroyana tbat wha c:ta keep a
soca01y toaet.ber. He sueued
the unportancc oft.bc atutude
of paaenu towasd Ia• en-
for cement and the tmpacl of
thll atuwde upon the clul·
dren.
He announced lbat "Support
Your Local Polacc Week" ••II be observed an the Haa·
bor Area Oct. 26 to ll.
The :-l ewpon HarbOr Cham-
ber directors voted unantmoua
apPfoul for the project un-
dertaken by tbe atudent com-
mittee.
Donation• for auppon of
the acthluea or tbe ~port
Your Local Police Comaniuec
may be sent 10 the student
oomma nee 11 P.O. Box 16.
Cosu \1eu. Duana Buraeu
and Rou Burke arc assastcd
on the execuuve bOaad b"
Freedom vs. Communism
The Kiw~ai a Cluba of the
Harbor Area are aponeonna
a cowae for biab achool JU·
Ilion and aeniou on "Free·
clom u . Comanunaam: The
Economict of Suntval."
Study material baa been
prepared by tbe Una ted States
Chamber of Cotmlerce. Clas-
HI will be conducted an a
cliacuuion-type workshop
maaner, with workahop uer·
claea.. problema and ouuade
readina for eac:b aeuaon.
The 4 Kiwani a Club• paa·
cipatina and prov1dana the
adult moderator• ror the
clauea ue Corona del \tar,
Newport HarbOt, Colla \leu
•d Coate \leu Nort.b .
Harry Yl'cl!over. presadent
of tbe Corona del \tar ~a
want~ Club, aueu cd the am-
portance of the proasam and
uraed h11b adlool u udenu
10 contact thc11 puncapal' s
office for enaollmcnt.
"Thaa as a.n excellent
coune developed by the L.S.
Chamber, s ueas.na the dan·
ICU, thaea" and Obj eCUYC i
of comanun11m. the value•
and advantaaes or ow pn vate
CIIICfl)fiiC sy 11em and paJtJ -
culatly the econom1c1 or
bOth," 'Ar. Ytc stover u a d.
Classu an Corona del 'Aaa
Wi ll ~ held \ionda\ even-
ana•. 10 Q, bc&Jnnana Sept.
28. at the offaccs of ~alston
.\ (o .. 2700 f:. Coast H•'.
Day In Trash War
"D" Day 11 11 hand as lhe
Peainaula Poant Auocuuon
ia d.clarina war oa all truh
lin• and 11 waina everyone
., "dwnp" everythina an
oontai non thaa week-end
Sept. 26 and 27.
o( the unnecessa" rcr eu ·
uon. and waa Intended to
read "'publac or semi ~publlc
places." thus ancludlna
beaches 1n the prohabation .
She contends tb11 t.be law
ahould be clanf1cd 10 permal
the IUitar playana.
"Puentalmdi(ference,lack
of c:onuol, and aubaeqaeat
lack or rc apect amona youtll
for authoruy appear~ to be
one reuon for the lawleaa·
oeu 111d ammoraltty. Lo-
naency an oowta and politi-
cal preuurel are fllldler
hamperana law eoforcemenL
"The Amencan people c•·
not turn to 111yone bot thll'lt-
aelvea 10 preaerve the Nne-
of lh11 nauon, by •IIPPOI'ti•a
thear local police force."
Running ·for
the Money
Local adaletea •d 10100
maybe no looaer ao a.daledc
.til be carryiaa • Ol,...c
torcb throuah the town lbit
Saturday, Sept. 26, 10 rei ae
funds to aend our Olympic
team to Tokyo.
The Newport Hubor Jwuor
Cham bcr o( Co111'11 er ce 11 com-
blnana efroru wath 11 o ther
J ·~ cee chaptcu an Oranae
County to tb11 "Run for tbe
\ioncy."
The toach 11 beana earned
from San Oleao to tbe Loa
o\naeles Col11eum, where It
~~oall be aaven 10 Olympic ttar
Rob 'Aathaas wa th a check
foa a mallaon dollars. to be
Presented to Pruadent John·
son.
Sewpou Jaycees wall re-
ceave tbc torch at the Cameo
Shores-Cameo Haahlands en-
uance to Corona del ~ar
about 6:)0 Lm. lh11 Saturday.
Runneu will proceed alona
Coast Hwy . to JambOree Rd.,
then do•n to Balboa l aland.
bad. to Bay11de Dr. and
Coa11 H•)'. and a romp
throuan the Lado uea. and on
to Hoaa Hnspatal about 8:)0
a.m.
E:.ach runnea will be 11ven
Olympac type uack sban after
I(> ana the allo11ed daatance.
aoou1 a ha lf male . Bob Halla-
han as accepuna volunteers
II fl4 2· 1065.
GIRL FOR BRUSH'S
A dauahter wu bom Satw·
day. Sept. 19, an Hoaa Hoa-
r ual to Mr . and Mu. Bnant
B. Bnuh. 2S1q Holl' Ln ..
Newport Heaahts. The two-day proaram ac-
oordina to t.be chairman,
Mu. Ralph unho(f, of 1760
E. Oce1n Blvd .. will anclude
a cleanup of all alleya and
vacant lou in tbe area. The
city of Newport Beach wt II
tend apecial tNcka on Sun-
day. S.pL 27 to pick op any-
china ~ad eve.rythioa, 1nd
dley wi II roll ne:ry bour an·
ti I ........ II free or debn •.
Guitar legal at Beach?
Soo.ta, both airl• Md boy a,
-.II be 011 llaad to apot &he
eyuore ueaa Mel lecwl a
llancl
Ray Doealcl. Pe~~ianla
Poiat A••· pwuidee&. 11
v aiaa die r..o.al ot cant-
bo•d ...... Md ...... or
re .. la&.iOta &r.-CMI, 4$
aall.... ,... -· 011. eo.i•• ol .. eh, Oldi· .. oe .... iqwilll .... _,
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CAUOIIO&.I,.... ................ .w. ,., ..... Pl..t.a .... ., .....
The riaht to pia)' &llitua
at the beach -or the proht·
bHJon tbeteof -ia before the
Newport Beach Cuy Counctl aa•a n.
Earlter an the m011th Beu
De Nardlt, Juunale protect
non cbaarman for the Coua
Mel& Hiab School, s aad an a
lena to tbe Couoctl that
tome boys bad been fined
(or llrtltniiUDI I IUH&r Ill the
21at Sc. to 26th St. •ea an
Welt Ne~rt.
Co\allcil members conmnt·
ed t.bat maaical iul.NIDeall
may bl played at tlae bead! •
thoup ttOl Oft a•eeta, IDd
dlat dlere waa 110 record ol ........
.. a new letter. Mrs.. De N•• a a •1• u-.t Olartea
0ta}'Oil. .,..,_ •"• teowa
........ ,,. Wit ···-• 11$ ... foe piiJIDI a pltal &t
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alao that another youth ..,.,
ca ted and paad a •12 fi ne,
and that her o wn da~a~bter,
Tona, wu wamed by a police
officet to uop alnlftDiaa a
pttu. or lbe woald be ar-
reated the nest ume •
Mn. De Nud11 cated Code
Secuon 4210, which roriNct'
"play ana mutt cal iu...,eeu
oa ~'&bite au .. ta Of publle oc
aemr-JM~blic atneta, •••
mcb •••~••• .. eot
ooofined to •cloaed pi~."
lillie .. a p-it le flret 1 ..
•eel. lh belie• .. tllat ae
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(Conrin~aed frum P11c l)
coastal ~a of the county. Corona del Mit can now claim
the honor of having the greatest concenttatlon of fln~clal
Institutions, rated on assets-per-capita basis, th~ any-
where In Southern California -perhaps ~ywhere In the
world. Assets of financial Institutions with offices In Cor-
ona del Mar are estimated to total more th..-. 3 BILLION
dollars.
We at the Ensign are further pleased that Mutual S.vings
officials selected the Ensign to introduce them to the com-
munity and In turn to at low them to salute the Harbor Area.
We invite your careful attention to this special Issue, to
enjoy the great number of excellent photos in the pi ctorlal
section, and to read the news Items, editorial features, and
the messages from advertisers.
•
LOSING fiOM WITHIN .,, ..... ,....
A widely 1)-nc:licac.ed colurnnl.tt hu report•
ed: "Unbeltt'Vable aa at may tound, oae
h~ Cuban o&lat told a Japanete butinet~
man in Havana ~ntly that Cuba ll train·
ins its peofle to ~alt. English becauee 'the
talteo\-er o the U. S. is onJy a matter ol
)Urs away'." The C..omrats plan to tau ua
ju~ likf' th~y took Cuba -from within.
Sit'K'e the so-<alled end o( World War II
( t.h~ "'ar to make the world safe for Com·
munism ), th~ Cotumunisu ha\T ensla~ 750
million souls, all from within. The Big Red
Arm)· didn't ha\T to fin-a shor. How? Wh,-?
Tht-Communists a~ taking the world be-
cau.e thcor ha\-e the help of the Socialists,
the idealists, the prattmongen, the t:nited
~a1ions. the coward\, mone)·-grubbers and
halfbril{hb.
FALSE PttOPHECY
Gueu '"ho wrote this :
··f idel Camo and the young people. of
Cuba ha\~ '"on a rf'\'Oiu tion. They have not
consolidat~ it. This ma' be difficult for
rht"m to do. Powt-rful inte~su "ill oppote
rht-m.
··But ir should be utwious that Fid~l hat
no intention of going CommuruJt. He is a
product of \\"esrem ch·ilization. ~or do the
inteiiKtual~ and the prop~ about him coo-
'idt-r orienrinl( thenasei\TS toward M05Cow.
··But it is appro"ed that if this !"f'\'olution
does not succt't'd thro nt'Xt Ont' will go far to
tht-lcoh
··Tht'rrfore. it is to tht' selfish inte!"f'st of
the L" nated SratM to do all it can to make
thi\ "'' olur ion so arduously "'On, a success.
-~ srablt' Cuba would han· a stabili1.inl( df«t
on all tilt' Caribbt-an Thar is important ro .,,
··fir~r. \Ot' \hnuld rTcall Anabassad01 Earl
£ T Snnrh Ht' W' t'ral rinw' rTft'rn-d to
the re' oluriuna\h a\ "bandits." This stamps
him as a na<Xt unol»c-1"\ ant m<ln, and an
anaba~dor '"ho failt'd to gi' e his country
oound anforn1arion The l ". S. polic\ thrrt'
waa damagins."
That 1ftD wu wrlt~n by DOtW other than
~ omniJcient extremia, Ralph WcOi.U.
McGill "-as u npt about ea.tro u he ia
about ol<»t thinp. McOIII ~rninda me ol tM
~ inllck a Chincte fonune cookie:
''Pirut diaRp.rd p-evious cookie." He
ahould Mad all his rolumm with that notr.
Few columnists, aside from Walter Lippman,
ha~ been rnc>re wrong for 30 )'t'an..
UNNECESSARY EVILS
Castro. Tito and Mao T.e Tung are un-
nt'Cftla')' e\ils CrPated, in pan. by the poli-
cit-1 of our State Ot-pertrnent and b)· peo~
:1nd institution• like Ralph McGill, Howard
Mr. K. Smith, Jack Paar, Ed Sullivan. The
~ew York Tim,J and The W&ihini'Of' PoJt.
How did we get to the brink of Soclativn.
intol~ncy and surrender? We must under-
stand tltot in order to understAnd what we
must do now. We must look ahead, yes. But
"'to i~re history is to be forever a child."
We did not get where we are by accident.
"-as planned that "-ay.
Where are we ~ins? We tM people must
decide. that, by the leaden we chOOte. And
in order to k~tow whe~ we want to go, it is
,;·at that we know where we a,. It is vital
that we know the truth. We must not be like
the beautiful blonde who yearned 10 to go to
Hawaii that she stuted walk.~ daily along
the steamship docks in San FranciJCO. Fi-
nally she met a sailor who told her he could
arrange the trip. So 1he met him one night
at a· ~po1 he su~ted. He smuggled her on
board a v-euel and hid her in a Lifeboat
which was CO\Trf'd with a 12rpaulin. For
days hco brou~ht her food and spent as much
time with her as possible. But e\entuall)· she
hecame to tirT<I of rhe crampt'd quarters she
climbf.d out from under the tarpaulin, ap-
proachC'd a ship's officer and asked. '"When
ckw$ rhis boat l{el to Honolulu?" The officer
l{aspt'd, ··This boat doesn"t go to Honolulu.
Madame. This is the Oakland Ferry."
THE CONSERVATIVE CORNER
[PROBE
NUJER'f' NORAriO IIUIII'HR&r ancf tlte ADA -1
rite "broad po,..Jar /f>Ottt • ., ... ,.c to cooper-
ate wftlt tlte o .. oerat•" Cn order to deJCuer
a "e.aell(ftl cfe/ea t" on Sen. Ooldillla tar, caJJ ed
/o,. bll OUS HALL, ltHd o/ tile C~unC. t Port11
USA (rhe Vo,.~er 8/2/,4) fe ~efng lleedecf b~
the •ocfalf•te (the De-.oei"'tfc Part11 (n the.
country). 'rhefr orgw.ente and uttuperotfue
aceu.atfona are etr(lttngl~ ef•flar.
sme. 1151 When lerp Hln-
munldee like J..o. Anatlea. and ludJ~ naUonal oraanbadon. ~ u The Arneriean ~
and the Veterene of ForeT 111
Wan beaan flatsttna aaalnlt
UNHCO, the State [)ep&rt~Mnt Inoe...,eh a• oll.l" gouerMent ltae been eonatantl11 hU buUt up a whole atadl o1
I'IOU(ng-to-the-left, ft fe no •u.rprftle to "-fmae" Uterature, • ~
!' d S H .. _ LIJJ, f _ t er ..-. deiJaned to d~Jve and n en. Ulltpnre~ ae • rWlft ng .a •· deiiMrately mlalead the publle
Should LBJ be euoe•••fu.J fn deludtng the snd any eome-btely reHardMr
A•erfcan people oncf •fn the pre• fdentfal •• to u..e true aJpltlcaMt and
J I .. .. .. l t , ( ke)'·blue-prlntlna role played e ec t (on, the epee tflr 0 0 vOuv 0 ~ue 800 a-In UNeeco by Ita aerlu of edU·
l(et, readlf to a••w.• the retna a/ gouern .. nt :.-ator~ectlvea known u ttM1
•hould death one• agafn cJaC• tlte Vll( te Nou•• "TTw_.. Wont v .........
occupon t, CDUJ co• t an o•fnoua •hadow ouer ....,. Mriee •
our lan.d. LBJ'• bac~ground and a••ocfat(ona ..._ •• wltlt ......,, ...
llaue been well doeu...ented -but what of hl• ~ .... UNaNO ~
runn(ng-~~ate'•? Nuwtpllre11'• aeeoe(atfon wfth :' ,::-t/6"': _-:.;-.:
the Awter(can• for Del'locrottc Aetfon (ADA) b "Tew .... Worlal t1nt1 , t
ll)flll ltllown. rhte (e a group of left-..tng ..... wr .. ~ .......
extrel'lf•t• which •••"• to brtn~ about •tate ~ m ~ P~~. ~ • ..... of •tJNac::o a.....
eocfal tea tn thb countr11 (the/or• of gouern-Ide," • .. uttde ..utW:
••nt (Mpoeed on Oe,..nJI bJI the Naaf regt•e). ..,... Aeendtt., ......... Ia
l'o1lgu,fng b a condeh•a tfon of the 19'1 ADA 1M s.ntee of ..,..•tta v ........... .. pol (clf•tat•••nt, lnaerted fn Che Cong. Record
of 4/12/62 bJI Non. Nei\I"JI c. Schadeberg: Coplt'l can a,. purchased tor
20 cents from UNESCO Publica·
tons Cent•r. 317 Eaat 34th
l To tal df •ar•u•en t Ullder UN eon trol. stre-et. New York, N.Y. 10018 • Yurly aubsC'rlptlon.s to "UN· 2 . Inelu.fon of Red Chfna fn nuclear tallte. ESCO Chronicle" are ll.'D.
J. A Ull ar•11 to lteep the peaee. l"r;t_~~~z~ 1\!::ldt~a~~ -:;~
4. IIUledfate U.S. fnftfatfon of tallte on ,tory of, and to totally r•futt
recognf t (on of Red China. 'h• deUa,.r.u• Stall Depart·
;. ActMfeefon to the UN for Red Chfna fn-ment lies told about the ''To-e f l d t wuda World Underatandlna" eluding the Seeur( t11 OUIIC an ue 0 • ~rlt'l. Since UNesco has ubum-
6. A plebf•eUe on F'orMoean fndependenee !d" the aer1t'1 -ln ENCLISH -
or reun(on tD( th the ~~ta(nJand. 'he best avalllb~ aourc• of n ·
7 Re•oual of all U.S . ti"'de and po••port tenaJve quotes Is to be found • n the book "The Tumlna of barrhr• w( th Red Ch(na. the Tides.'' by the lite Con·
B. SIIJ'plu• food •h(Pfltente to Red Ch(Nl. !l'Himan 'Paul W. Shafer and
9 Le•• •tr•••on~~tUUar••afd tofreeAtl(a. John Howland Snow. publlahf'd
Many of you will be reading the Ensign perhaps for the
fi rst time. There will be a conslderabl e number, I hope,
who will make the discovery that here is a newspaper dedi-
cated to conservatl ve, Christian principles, preservation of
our God--given rights of life, liberty and ownership of pr<r
perty, defense of our Constitutional RepUblic against all
its enemies, foreign and domestic. To all of you meeting
the Ensign fer the first time, and to all others who are not
regular subscribers, I invite you to join the growing ranks
of Ensign readers, and thus also to become a recruit in the
vitally important taslc of helping to save our Republic.
By Clarence St roaa
We're winoina! Tbe Conser-
vatives are wiaoioa at last!
iaa article states:
"Mart lbe week of Septem-
ber 17 well, Americ:Ma. It ia
Cooatitadoo week -aenft
day a commemoratioa the sip~·
iaa or tbe u.s. Cooatitutioo,
tbe moat aoc:c:eadfll aociaJ
c:onuact io tbe history o r
self aover11r11ent.. It ia tbe em-
bodimeat or The American
Dream: The antithesis or
tyranoy.
• • by Th• Lone Houae. liK'.
atitutionaJ History. He said 10 . No ato•fc a""'• to u.s . all C••· Th'-' "UNESCO Chronklt>" ar·
For newcomers and new readers, I am reprinting "The
Log" of last Aug. b, which marked the completion of 1b
ye~rs of pyblication for this newspaper. I believe the back-
ground history of newspapers and of the Harbor Area will
be of interest to y!lu. Here is the reprint:
******* Til 11.11 -II YIAft a• -All TIIAY
The rictory wbic:b started
tbe ball rollins waa announ-
ced Ibis week by Or. Carl
Mc:mtire onr tbe Tweotieth
Ceotury Reformation Hoar
broadc:aata, wben be told his
li atneu that the repreaeota-
tivea of the Natioaal Oemo-
c:Jatic: Committee bad, in boa-
Thl s Issue of the EnsiCJ" Is Volume lf», No. 52, whlc:h ina parlaac:e, failed., uawea
n.uns that we ~re completing the lf»th year of publishing our tbe bell for the ant rouod,
newsp.,er. We put out that Vol. 1, No. 1 Issue on Friday, and bad loat the fiaht by a
the lJth of August, bact In 1948. (And 1 do not mean the tec:bnic:al knockout..
lmperson~l editorial "we" In the lbove sUtements; It's Conae"ative radio fans
mighty personal, because It refers to Peggy and myself, still •ill recall that this repro-
editors and publishers, plus ~ number of other assorted re-aentative opened his attack
by aendina a maaazine story
sponsibllltles.) around to the rad.io atatioaa,
There's been conslder~ble change In the newsp.-per picture .aieb named Dr. Mc:Intire 11
since that day lf» yeats ago. ~ewport Beach then had 2 other the No. Ooe Hater on a n ..
newspapers: The Newport-Balboa News-Times, published for tiona I Hate Club li at. The
many years by olcHimer S~m Meyer, and the Newport Harbor blow by blow ac:c:ount of tbe
Press, published by recent newcomer Ben Reddick. Up on fiabt. reveaJa that the valiana
doc: tor made • rebuttal to wa' the hill in Costa Mesa was a stNggllng little wetltly, the charae: that the National D~ Globe-Herald, just purchased from Pop Ludl by Walter Bur-mocratic: Committee repreaen-
roughs and Cave Ring. Still another publication was a tative demanded radio time,
weeicly shopping news put out by Carl Veneman. and aot it; and finally that
With the hindsight of the present day newspaper shuffle, 1 a Democ:,atic: committeeman
find It somewhat Ironic and ~musing to recall that I tumed down in Alabama told the
down an offer of a job with the Los Angeles Times In Janu-Commi ttee representative to
buah up, ahut up, and keep aty, 1CM8, to accept a job offer hom Walt Burroughs. And so still u he v.aa matins votes
it was that I c~me down here to the Harbor Area to become for the Republac:ana. He did
the editor of the Globe-Herald, taking over from Sellm Frank-withdraw. and his withdrawal
lin, who had decided to turn his attention to the study of wu ctuonieled in writina.
law. Peggy was editor for a time too, whll e I was re<overlng Durin a the c:onuoveuy. Dr.
from a slipped disc operation. I eventually was back at the Mc:Jntyre uked hi• bcareu
Globe-Herald, not to become the editor again, but to get on to hold up his arms u Aaron
and Hur help up the arms of with the ground wort for another project. That project was Moses when Joshua waa
the Ensign, which we started In partnership with Walt Bur-nitina the Kina or Amalek.
roughs, later buying it for ourselves, f» months later, In (Esodua 17:12). They did,
Febfuary, 1~. and thouaaoda tbroapout
Changes were going on nut door. Vic Weathers and Homer the lenath and breaddt' of
Cotton bought the News-Times, ?t public auction, from Sam America responded. One or
Meyer and his associate, Lulce Smith. Vic and Homer tried them, u the heroic: Doctor amounc:ed, sent in a c:bec:t energetically but unsuccessfully to pUt out the HMbor Area's 1 000 for • , • fi rst daily newspaper. Ben Reddick bought the News-Times One victory c:aD a tart the
from them, ..-.d also Catl Veneman's Shopping News. For a snowball rollioa doWD lhe
while he published 2 separate newspapers, then combined modem Amaletitea, -tbo ..
them intc the Newport Harbor News-Press. wbo oppose dle Cooae"ati.e
The Globe-Herald and the News-Press fought It out during •iewpoint. •d •ieaory will
be oor 1 wbee dle November the yeats that followed, paying not much att.ntlon to the elec:tioo clay comu uouacl.
EnsiCJn. The fast growing Hatbor Area attracted ttte attention Not c:oeteet .., reat 011 hh
of big time pubtlshers. Late In 1%1 Ben Rtddiek sofd his lauela, o.. Mcbt.ire rallied
News-Press to the Rldders, of St. Paul, Pasadena and lont eo tlaa dafeaH of •• •bett--
Beach. The Los Angefts Times bought tftt Globe-Herald, led UCe Uae Poeadadoa,
wf\lch then had btCOftlt a daiiJ and had be.n rlftlfHd Ute lac:., IIOW .a4ec ftre, a.ct laaa
Pilot. Tl'lt town wasn't bfg ~-for botlt tltt Rlddln MCf naa~ a. P .. •al a.-..
the Chandltrs so the Los Aftttlts Thftts ICQittrld tiM Tu lalllwdoa ia 1 Ure Mel
, --·--~ New...,ress, tlttn tllmln.ted It as a • ..,. ... ,_., bJCOM-...... , iaeaau •• ,, of
blnlnt It wltlt tttt Oatly Pilot. dlit .,u.... eiiiAU• •••••
Mel JO heft .... -OWMf1 lftd -·~Mrs of 11M ,. ...
'1t i 1 tbe oldest writtaa
COftltitution io erreet today.
It baa weathered attempts in
the put to weatn and de-
stroy it.. Prootal attach ban
not worked, but slow c:baoae
is woddna. And tbere ia
moontina nicleoc:e tbat this
c:baoae i • beioa made. not
bec:auae c:haaae i 1 nec:u-
aary, but beeauae some boa-
tile roreea ioaide and outside
our borders want it c:banaed
10 that it wi II mean lOme-
thins entirely different from
tbe aear-perfec:t rorm of con-
uaet that it ia."
Life Line broadc:uta are
made oa Satotdaya at 11:45
a.m. daily, Mondays to Fri-
days over KPI, 640; and onr
K.HOP(fm), 99.3 at 5:30 p.m.;
over KBBI (fm), 99.3, at 6:00
p.m.
Dan Smoot, in Broadcast
No. 463, made a memorable
c:ootributioo to modern Coo·
in pan that the Conatiwtioa 11. A hand•-off pol (CJI totDOrd Cuba. tide autn:
e owd be obeyed by the fe-1., No reau•pt(on of u. ~ otoi'I(C te•tfn". "The movt'ment .roreaeen by c • " the Nltlonal Education Auo-deral aovemmeot aa well aa lJ. A(c to all public •chool•. :-latlon In 1915, quotf'd h•re lut
by th1 e P~_!~e. an1 d that it 14. B,.oad change• (n the llcCarran-ilal ter ·veck• dates back to t&ot7. wh•n abou d met .... loua y be obey· •Jahty teachua and ~uc-atlonal··
ed. A 0 t • isla from thirty countriH, at a
In broadc:aat No. 465 Mr. 1 ;. L!beralfaatfon of the Hatch Act. first International wmlnar. r.-
Smoot told of "The Invisible vlewf'd the various problema In·
, volWd In f'ducatlon for lntt>rna-Ooverameot." wb.icb be said The Kennedj~-Johlt•on adM(n(atratfon (• pep-tJonal underatandlna."
ia deatroyina the ioteot and pered'' wfth th••• reac tfonarf ••• cn11 of n.t I~UMM'eet, "'" ._.r.
pwpoae of the Coftstitotion, 111h0• houe been fn gouernllent •eru(ce for MaWM .... ntr ........... _...
and wbieb ialeadina ua bliad-"-for IJINmaUout ....._. ly down the road to a oao-decade• and 111ho are to a great degree re•-....,.....,. .. VSf'WO'• ,.....,...
world aoc:ialiat system. This pona fble for th• dba• trou• • tote of affa (rs 11p termJao1otr7 f« tM ,....
broadcast aivea an outline en OIIJ' eoun tr11• pothW.t arlh1ty IMolftl( earrled
~ this widely circulated Oft -unM'Iy, tiM ... -.,_.
book bearina the same tide. A new lOID fn rnud-•1 (ng(ng ha• been reach•d tratat• ol ~ rldl· ( .,.._ noc for rit.......,p ta Copies or these and Other bJI the I"'d(cal left. Seeltfng to Meelfter ae Uilefr own anlqw Nation ••
broadeuta may be obtained the uo ter• tD( th the fal•• picture of "non-ftftt-' a.,. uw v. ~. C'OMtlta·
from The Dan Smoot Repo .. partban•hfp" and "too bu•11 attendCng to ttoa. IMtt f« world elt..,.. ... ( ( , lllalp In a wort~ lfO\"f'nlmett Inc:., P.O. Bos 93~8. Lake-affa Cr• of • tote to do I'IUch cal'lpo gn ng , eow .....,. lwtt'k·.,·brldl roe·
wood Station, Dallu, Tesaa. J.JjJ hoe •ent out hb pol (Heal ha tehet••n to ...._..._In the ~Acal ~.,.~.
15214. ••ear and •ealp the oppo•Ctfon. ,_..,. ot ttw V•Hf'd Nat._.
Dan Smoot broadc:uta eac:b Sptem .,.. Ia tlw V . ~ Df>.
pertmfottt ol Stat•. weekend on Saturday a at 10 Lf•• are ...... •e•••aru to Cnd( e t tile pre• en t ....... • Says tht' C'hronk lt> artlrlt': p.m. over CbaMel 5; and 00 De•ooi"' Uc contender• and thefr acDI(nh tra-"Between 194i and 1933. UMs·
Suodaya at 4:45 p.m. over tfon. Foe t• •peale for theuel uee. In order co ronrentratf'd mainly on KRKD,l 1 ~0,andat 9 :30p.m., that o&IJ' reader• IICIJI better under•tand the acam.a.ut .. tht-actlvhiH. and ovet Channel ll. . oraanlutt various ~mlnars at
Don't roraet to attend the gi"'uen••• of NUIItphr•JI' • o•eoe fat fon 111( th the whkh parrlclpants wEn en-
Julia Brown tec:IUre acbe-ADA, thf• col&dll'l IDfll reproduce an artfele coura~f'd to romparf' notH and
' 1 d ( h C R d .. t "ltoerlen<'es and make a t'rltl· duled for Priday,Sept.. 15, at ,naerte n t • ong. eeor vJI 0 grea cal evaluation of tht> al~n~. eon.
tbe Sarita Ana Valley Hip A•erfcan, Non. Ja,..•• B. Utt of Cal i/ornCa, a.t..., mf't~ of lk'hool f'du
Sc:bool, 1801 Greenville, on lfarch 10, 1960 (page• A2l40-A2l4l ): ~atlon andto,ler~.>rmlnt'howtht'
Santa Ana. raak' of bt'tter lnt•matlonal
, . uu • undt-ratandlnll t•ould bf'st bt> Let a(ollowan th_e footsteps _,_, C W fer l1d... "t'~ved by a pirtlcullr dl.sclpUnt'
or Joshua and lftllte the IDO-a A..ica 'lr ~UD ot dls<'lpllnH.
dem Amaletitea hip and thlp. -IlCHt JAIIES a. un
-Ot' t-.IA
"lti!PIMG IM TOUCH.. aate ow thinkiea. Tbia year Dl 'Ia ~Of'......._,..,.,..,..
~ .... , .. ,,
"hr1q tt.l11 llt!\·en·)'f'ar pe-
rioll. no ff'\lrer tun alne In·
tenatkleal ~MntiM,. we r f'
heW: f'Nnt'f'. c~·atda.
VnhCII Klftdom, • 11't:D
"'TAT~. ('....... ... .... *"' "Set.....,....... ... ('e,ytoa. the P\lbliahet or tbe &sip more than ever before, we
Pind enclosed my c:bec:t Cor Cac:e an iodi•idual reaponai-
a one year aubac:aiption to bility of votina in a mannea
your papet. to preaer .. tbe faeedom oai-
We b .. e jut become l)fo-aioally dedicated co ua uo-
perty owoeu in yooa area. dea the Cooat.itution -you
but will oolJ apeod time bote ·may eun want to uansareu
and aaain. Your paper acoma paaty linea.
to be tbe beat way to "keep What a Pfi•ilea• it ia co be
io touch'' and to learn U.e able to tOte come No'lember
area ud ita people. for a J)tetldeet of oar elloin,
Tllaet yoo, aad what a b.,edy dlat io
J.M. Dulap Jr. put pr .. ideet.iaJ elections
Gleedale, Calif. 10 IBMJ people did oot em-
100,000 VfMTOIS bface el~ free Antetic:an
Poblillaer of me &sian wdna pri.-.le_ae. PJ.... accept o• aioe•e s .. ry Amene• w••• to be
lll•.h for ,_, veay aeeer· a free ~dcae, Mt wl tal
o•• 00'1 • .,. of dle lt•lne laow h•• •• u AMdo• who Rue~ c ......... ..,.. u.. (co.d!IM4 oo Ps• 6)
100,000 ,..... Yiei!M *• a.• ...... ut ...... took ... 'liE ....
tile ._...,_, .. If ao.a.
P ... r..-u ~teet 10 ea i.J
It .. te • .. ,. Gat OM of
... -·· ,.,.. ...... oo-........ ~ ..... -
&at "• aallla ic 'he ..t
Ia aiJia .... ..,. la *r -·· ........ , ...... : ...
Mr. U'IT. ..... ~ ....... aD&Dl-
--~ to at.ead .,. ..-.rb ill U.. a,, S• ot tbe Recoa, I IDoiQde u aMirlle ot ADA ............ llr.Ka-ftll~wbo-..~ .... : £DA:...._.,._._,. __ .....
TIN AD&(* r1 mt•~ .... ..., .....,_ ... --......, ........ ............................ a .... ... ., .. 1 .. _ ............ ......................... --a a ·--.......... .,... ., .......... ,.,a ........... ...
----~,...... ...... . ................ D•r•a .. ...,_. ......... .__ ......... _. ......... ,. ........... !11-.
..... 11,17 a-... .-.. .... ... ..,......,_..., ......... _ ., .................. _., ... ,_.,_.. ..... _.,
....._..._.I 'M Mill=~=: ~.....,.,...._. our wrr ., t •• ._ ........................ ......
--ADA.
....... 0 WI ..... 11m
0 -.... ..... -.: c::-.. -:a-:":; ................. ..... _.. .. -............. .. ____ ..... .. .... ..................... -.a ..... , ............... ...
11...,... ...... , ..... ....... ,..,_ ....................... "••·
f'd ~ Uiii'MO. PA.aTI("VLA&·
LY TBROOGB pelll~
a,. the "'TT"'Aa~ WO&LD
VNDt:&"lTA!IlDf!IIO" ~ria
"Meanwhile, th• World f'f'd·
uatlon of Unit~ Nations Aw·
aoclatlona. a the U. s. aftlllate
Ia the Aawritaa A.-...-tor
t .. IJIIH~ !'lfadoM) whh Un-
nro -~. oraanlud ten "'" •lonal aemlnan on t•a~hlna
about tht' Unltfd Natlona and
human r1fhta: whl~ various
Mf'mber State'S 1 th• U. S. Gmt.
ot r......._ and tht' ~
Dt,IL Wfff' the u. s. aaenclft'
and ttw pertlcl.-tiOn of their
M.,_, V••l 1ha ,_ tJS>
tlko), ortanla.d an lm,...lve
number of national Mmlnaf"K
and oc...-,.,...lntt ror the IN·
STRUCT10N or Information of
their tftK'hera end tdut'atlonal· lata."
:n.t JlnM IMI •t .... .. Illllt _.,.., .. ....... ...-..... -... .,._
I a..... ............. . ......... u. ...... of
Ia. .. -.4 ., , .... .w.e. port Hlltlor Ensltl', sole lltrYiwlnt ...... .,., priMed 1M .., -..-.... -........ lift . .. -• .......... : • .....1t.,=::= -I'WV' ...... ......
... laNd In 1M City of Newport 8tedl, Md tftt Oftl1 tn•-~= .,.-.a, t~DtH-o-.ct llewspapet In tM Hlltlor Alu. AM o. .; ,.
ca•JIIItlolt Is 1M Los Mtttts Tl•es. •• llkt It tNt .,, 6:is'
M4l I tMU ..., *"''t "'lnd too •ct..
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cars fur their hunq-moon."
SERVING THt HARBOR AREA SINCE 1921
C..,lete •• ..... 1•• ••••• •4 ••r•lce.
letly Mill f..tler ,.,..,, .. ,-,.111t .a..,, free .~ .. tea.
•••rt..N tniiM4 '
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WK MA BOVIDOLD DllPAJITIIIDI ITOar" ..... • w. J'DIIl OLD COLOIIT PADrrl ~:
II., LUT COAIT lllGJIWAT COIIO.A DilL 11M
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FOI!!J. YOUII Till lEEDS
DISTRIBUTOR
FIIIESTOIE I PIIELLI TillES
6 HMr Ret...IIIBt Semce ............ G.,.,. .....
IUY FltOtll AM EXPERIENCED TIRE DEALER
46 )'EARS IN Til£ TIR£ IWSIN£5
JEllY MALL TillE SERVICE
1762 NEWPORT IL VD. -COST A MESA .. ______ Ml 6-5019
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Lh' Opnutl Co., ltocli•••••· N, Y.
DR. LOU ROY ELDER
OPTOMETRIST
CONTACT L.llH··· ............ ~INO
--·-ACTING ~,.._c,.oetNO
• Fer Lec1l IIW'S •
MODIFICATION of the Orange Coast Col·
lege cafeteria kitchen for use as an in-
structional lab i s being discussed by Urs.
Nell Woodward, director of the OC': food
service management and hotel adrrinistra-
tion program, and Dw1ght Ander son oart-
ner 1n Knott's Berry Farm ana a ~e.,cer
of the OCC food service and hotel man-
agement Ci tizens JJI•~ ,, -:~-w tt'!e
Ne'l'f cou rses oe1111 ?ffer ~J ~ tr • ~ -~
even ing college "'I g'"" rs·rJC tt?n 1n
food ore oarat1:>n · an..t::l~ • .,,.,: 1 ' o:l
serv ices for h?te > restJ ... •an: t>"s: -
tal.ndschool caiO>te • .15 r .. 'l ... ~ (!''"' ,.,~
'hJtrttlon ana ~ur ~J ·;; a· :l ·'a"!' .-JS·
ng
ZONTA PLANS DINNER
The Zonta Club of ~e.,port
Harbor vr1ll serve a aourmet
dinner Roman at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday. Sept. 26, as a be-
nefit for the nevr, recently
completed Sent or Ct u zens
Clubhouse bUtlt by them at
lhe corner of 15lh St reet and
Irvine Avenue 1n Cltff Haven.
The dinner vrill be served 1n
the clubhouae.
The Roman dinner 1 s the
second 1n a seues of five
int.ecnational d1nnen spon-
sored by lhe Zonta Club. The
fiut took place on Aua. 28
and featuu:d Greek food.
The Zonta Club is an 1nttt·
national oraan1zau on of ele-
cuuve women and IS o raan-
llCd in 24 d1fferent countue s.
The cuuent seu es of Inter-
national dtnners vr1 ll feature
foods from areas vrhere Zon-
ta Clubs are acuve.
The nell three d1nneu vrtl I
repcesent Franc e. v.here the
IIUIFO"D IIUTIATIVE
IS TOPIC FOR KUPPLES
The Kupples Klub of the
Lutheran Church of the \tas-
ter, 3545 E. Coast Hv.y .•
Corona del \1ar. wtll have
for Its program a panel on
proposition 14, the 1niuative
concerning the Rumford Act.
at 8 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 27.
Speaking 1n favor of the
Ini tiative wtll be \1uv.ell A.
Sturaes, local attorney. v.ho
represents the Cahforma
Re al Estate Assoct au on anJ
the Comm1uee for Home Pro-
tec tion. Spealona aaatnst the
iniuauve will be Hunter '411-
IOn, also a loc a I attorn e~.
r~pr esenuna the Oc anae Coat.t
committee aaa1ns t Proposi-
tion 14. A ques u on peuod
will be held. Refreshments
•ill follov.. The public 1s
invited.
Zonta Club has three bran-
ches. t ndta, -.here the l on-
uans ate otgamzed 1n '\ev.
Oelh1 , and Oenmar\... v.here
Copenhagen Zonca Club ha
been successful for man~
) ears. The d1nner feo~tu11n1
French cu1stne v.tll be held
on ~ov. 7. Oates nf the f1nal
tv.o dtnner s v.t ll be announc-
ed at a later date.
\\u. Donal d ~.:hocnmehl
and \lu. Robell Harb1 ,on arc
co-chairmen of the comm1t·
tees sponsoring the d1nner s.
\\u. Jack Reinen . prestdent
of the local Zonta Cluo. wt II
manaae the Roman d1nner of
Sept. 26.
\4rs . Roaer Bauo v. des•ans
th e table decorauons for each
WHAT IS A
REAL ESTATE COUNSELOR?
I. Fuse of all he furn1shes
\..:"BIASED anal} 51 s and
Judament regardi ng real
estate problems. based
upon yeau of e \pertencc
1n all facets nf the real
estate fteld. o~nd he 1s
'lOT an agent 1n a real
estate trans acuon.
2. 1-te furnishes professiOnal
advtse and guidance on a
fee basts reaardtna the
problems of the buyer.
seller. o wner. le11det •'t
user.
3. llrs clients are propert\
owners and 1nvestor" 1n
every v. an .. t'f life. from
the Sln,le home ,,v.nes to
the larae corporauon o>t
v.ealthy 1ndtvtdual. lie
serves also accountanu.
attorneys. estates. tru 1
companies. manufacturers.
businesses and man\
others. He doe s not en-
croach upon the fi eld o f
other NOfesstons such as
la.,..,yers. accountant and
tax spectalists. In fact he
often emplo~ s the se sre-
cialt sts and others.
event. Other meiT'ber'l of l.he
V.a, ~ 11nd \lean~ lom-n1ttee
are \t'l'e ' (,ordon \liuttn
Dnr.a1J \I. Hummel llerbell
\1urph\ (. harle s 't\1nf1eld J,,_
serh ll.unblet. Robert L. Ba-
con, {he-.ter Polla1J.
SUBSCRIBE
.$.One of the arett needs
for thiS serviC e IS fCII the
busy NOfessional or busi-
ness man v.ho has nei ther
the time nor ea.peri ence H'
properly analyze the real
estate proposi uons "'htch
are submitted to htm so
that he may make the
ria he deci sron on the rur·
chase or sale o c develop-
ment or use of the pcoper-
ty in question. EXPERT.
UNBIASED ADVICE
COULD BE I~VALLABLE.
To The Newport Harbor Ensign
TMI OMLY MIWSPAPII NMTID AND PUeUSIIID
IM TMI an OP MIWPOaT IIACM
2721 E.COASTHWY .. COBOKAIB.IIU
o• YBAII 0111r ••
Booster Club ·.
Event Slated
Bootter ( lub Prntdent
Frank Glock(ler e~tends an
Invitation to all area reii·
dents to attend t}1e tbud an-
nual Coroo« del \iar Htah
School Boostet Clt,&.b Break-
fast thr s Saturda). '"Sept. 26,
fcom 8 a.m. to 12 noon 1n the
Corona del \1ar H1ah School
Cafeteua. 2101 Futbluff Dr.
James Eubanks v1ce Ne·
11da nt, IS 1n charge of break-
fast arrangements. BreaUh t
donations ,.,II be SOt for stu-
deoU and sJ for adult
SCMOL TRUSTEES
MllniGS SLATED • Or. D.S. •s t} h.tnuu (lle\t·
dent of thf tlran~e Count)
School Board> -\,~, .. c,.atu'n
rerru nds .1la count\ 'chool
u ustees to '1'arl thell c<~len·
dars for attendan~:c at -\s l><>-
Ctabon meeung~ •n tee lt'l·
lov. ina V. edne:.d.1' !> '\,n J .
Jan . .:!-\larch 31 . .1nd \Ia\
2fi. Al1 -eeunc.., "'II oe
held at 1 he Ur.;ne': and II• •tc
Offi cen <'lf the ~ch''''' ttu ,.
tee Ol&8n1Zall< • .tiC \lr,.
Claue J. UuuJ if-u olc rt,.nl
v1 c-e pre ~tdent. .tr , \ 1~c
Hollenbeck (A,naheln I ,e ..
retary. Earl Petet s .. ,n ''""'
port Beach\. tte.s~un:r.
~·UL TIPLE LISTING
ULES NEAR .. r:co-.o
[he :-.c"':'•'rt ll.utM•r-( ••\tJ
\lesa Bn.-rJ ••I Re "·'"'' lc-
;'l<>rt' th.-t -ru tl;>l e lr ,llnll
<..!le~ for -\u&u~t tO\t.ooeJ
S) ftQ· ~Q5. tOf'IPIOI iiSI
\Coil •!> \U!USt 1<'1<11 •! S ) '-:.:!.·
310.
[he -.r.on th rcco•tJ (,,,
1~"-'· through >\u ,. 31 1s
S :#t .t.O 5,'71 q. .sl1110 St \3 'Till·
I ln lWei the I~) total ((II
t 1e same peuod. s ::.l.lll".·
~5 :. The A.ua. 31 record 11o
'"" U mtllton shott of the
total fot :til of I qt. 3.
OutiWe .... __ ... ____ ,.
5. Tbe qualificauons and
JUdpent of thu Counse·
toe are .a result of over
10 years up~rience ra:
bankina. nero• bU11neu,
mortaaae finanCJna. ap-
prai sina. manaaement and
dneklpment o( commer-
cial pcopettiea. leasina
and btOkera.ae.
CALL fOR FREE,
PltiLtMIMAitY OISCUUtO ..
Oedua'a Tua Shop of
v1s1t d\au aeeond locatio..
Of YOUR rltOilEMS.
DON I. HUOOlfSTON
ltNI &ule Cowwlor
SANTA ANA.
547-
•
COOL ME. MADAM
<lid "'''men ''"": heiJ .-ur.tto-c: pov.ers-or \O fllll'
he he:' t J I heu "rmlleJ h.tnd' l.ttJ on fe,ensh brov.,s
"'"" 1lwu~h1 "' ~•X'I •he fe,cr "-o"'. tn th1s golden
erJ ''' mo•,tun mc:Jt<.tnc. "'" h.i\C more reliable
l'l<:tho>l-•I re•' "'"~ lem~r.tiUfl") But. remember.•
tem~r.~ourc" '"'' '* ..,,mptom
I'<' I It •o:r• '·..t• c m.1n~ c.tus~
"''' .tn 1llncss 1n
..,,,me mmor
"'"'It' ...cru• • '-• "C ~n"t>le "'hen ~ou or a member
'•I . ''U '·•.. oct 'our do~:ror do tht-J1agnostng
o~nJ r•c•. r-• o: l hen rf medtc:tuon " neccssal).
kt u' 11 h1' 1''""-"l'lton prompt!) and accuratel)
Christensen Phal macy
3021 £ COAST RWT ~ coaOWA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3·1550
irt Done
Rare Or
We launder your shtrts lo
your preci .. order . the
way the Waldorf does o •
ileok. H you wont o little
sto"h, o lot or "one at a ll.
you tell "' . and
brother, thof• the woy you
~ it o r you don t owe us
0 di"'al
Call oa s.a1o
VALET
CLEIIEIS
3137 E. COAST Hh"'AT.
CORONA DEL NAB
CORRECT P'ORMAL WEAR
SALES a RENTAL:S •
W UTCLIF'F' .. LAXA
N EW~"T B EACH, CALifF.
o•~-seg1
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-YIALIOO.
NhPCMtTNACM
P«BI? PAIUCING
II A GOOD MIIGMeol
lr ,. •e .... w~r. Of
.... of a pewcoraer to
•• Huboi Area who laas .......... lOOMed, dD
... , • favor ~cam., tlae
~ Visitor bettr ..
I ~ tn a.m., Mel •e
•n call oa ya.r rriM4
widl •al•able iefomatioa
... aifta r..,.. rri .. dly
._aiMaa llftla which
ar.d ready to help her
MCIOIM aC4Ui11ted willa
Mt " •• , •• ,.,.,.. •••.
TMI HAaiOa vtSITOtt ,....., Gal-2144
ff.:. . ac
I!STQJ, PLAZA
M!IPORT IEAOt
From Tile POLICE · SLO.I1ER
s. .. ..,. s., ...... 5
Alfred Oraaadoe, 20l4 Pra-
aideat Pl., Coate Meaa. dri·
viaa a Ne~ Beach traah
tNc:t, boc:ted aeveral ahia·
al•• off tbe aaraae roor or
Jack Kalil, 44$ Recllaada Pl.,
Newport Heipta. • .A bit·
and·ND car alnek Lbo parted
car or Carl Rothrock, 1010
W. 19th St., CoataJMeaa, at
the corner or Whittier Ave.
and 19th St.. Weal Newport
Hei,Ota. • .A car drivf!n by
Robert Swiaart or Bell Gar-
dena atruck tho car or Lloyd
Kooc:lto, 429 lria Ave., Cor-
ona del Mar, aa it waa tum·
ina left off Bayaide Or. and
onto private property. . .A
atation waaon reaiatered to
Walter Bortoo of Santa Ana
backed ac:rou 28th St., Cen·
ual Newport. and damaacd a
wooden renee aate at 700
Lido Park Drive, Lido Pen·
ninaula. . .John Wolfaana of
Santa Ana bit the car of Wil·
liam Paine, 320 Holmwood
Dr., Newport Heiahta, atop·
ped to allow Dennia Noller,
El Modena Ave., Newport
Heiahu. to make a left tum.
rorc:ina Paine's car forward
and into the rear of Noller's
car. • .A altate board wu
atolen from Robert Leer,
201 S Hiahland Dr., Harbor
Hiahlanda. . .Oaa Goda of
Tuatin complained to polic e
that the loc:lted laundry room
in the apartment he manaaes
at 111 6 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa, was used 11 a party
room ... Two juveniles were
aneued for unlawful entry
of a boarded aaraae at 117
24c.b St., Central NewporL ..
A buralar uole portable TV's
and radios from Kirkpatrick's
Radio and TV Servi c:c at 27 S6
E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del
'-1u ... A doa bit paper boy ,
Mich .. & c...,, 241 Or•a• 113'7 &a,ai.. Dr., Newport
A••·· Coa&a Meaa.' while he ••• O.O.e car riaa w.,. ••
waa peclalliq hia Wcycleoe lea froal 1be pubeS cu or
62acS St., Newport Sborea Jue Kimble. 1144 Mir•ar.
••• S.e Laaa. 205 39dt St.. Balboa ••• A acre• cloor latda
Weat Newport. oomplai .. d waa forced at the home of
that Walter Mc:Ewea or Paaa-O.Orae Danacomb. 411 Edaa-
deea amaalaed ber wiadow water An., Balboa. • •
with bia bud; he claimed. TbieYea atole a filter pipe
while beiaa treated at Hoaa cap ADd air claea• flom a
Hoapltal, that it ••• aa ac:c:i-cer owaed by Eliut..th Mae-
deal. i••· 110-4 SeYille A .... Bal-
S.•IIey, s., ... ~., 6 boa. • • Thie~ea a tole 3 luab
Policeman Jinwnio SCJoau, c:apa and 4 nma from the c:u
415 32ad St., Woat Newport, of Prod Joaepb, 1021 ~· Bal·
waa injured when bia police boa, Balboa, parked an the
ear overturned on MacArthur north parkina lot at 20-4 Maio
Blvd., north of Pacific: View St., Balboa •••. A buralar atole
Or., in pursuit of • apeodina a bottle or hquor from the
car ..• A car driven by Gary home of Moraan Lowe~, 5111
Oua, 426 Goldenrod Ave. • Seaabore Or., Weat ewport
Cor d 1 Mar atruc:lt the · . . Two youna moo rented 0118 e • . ltayalta from Rolaad Vallely,
rear end of a car draven by SOl S. Bay Pt. Balboa h·
Goorae Spencer of lnalewood . • on the E. Coaat Hwy., near land, A!'d raaled to remm •..
B ·d Or ••· 1·am Graham A fiabana rod. aeveral reela, aya1 e .. ,..,u , d · 11 213 ViaJuc:ar, Lido talc, bit • motor an muc:e anooua ... f v· su of toola were atolen from a boat ... e .car 0 anc:c ~a owned by Gerald Grant. 407
Hununaton Beach aall tum· Ed ewater Ave., Balboa
ed left from W. Balboa Blvd. parted in a vacant lot neat
onto 39c.b St •.• Wcat N;71~•t to bia bome •.• Police aneat·
· · .A car dttven .bY 1 lam ed a juvenile for a aboplift· Pearson, 212 K1nas Pl., . • c Cliff Haven, hit William Tho· ana at Pry a Marltet. 115 L•c.b
1823 W. Balboa Blvd., S~.. Central Newpor~ . .A maa • b1c:yc:le owned by Danae I Mo-CenuaiNewport, aa he c:rou· 831 Vi L'do Soud L 'do ed W. Coaat Hwy. cut of ran, •a 1 • 1
... . Bl d t . d or a late, wu atol~n from the , .. ewpott v ·• ou •• e Newport Pier. . . Vandal a marked c:rou walk ... Two b .. h 1 d of
d It· It ro .. e t e rear 1 a a a oor youna men attempte to IC: M · H d 2612 w down a atoraae door in the anne ar ware, • ·
L.d Th 3459 v· L'do Coaat Hwy., near the • .sc:bea, I 0 eater, Ia I • . ... A .... r I . r I In ... ewport. . . wle ato e Newport. . .A thte ato e 2 · Itt b d r c.b coola from Lbe car of WilliaM spnn er e.a • rom e
Tarleton, 1002 w. Balboa, front lawn. of Gilbert Hafner,
Balboa, parked at Lbe "B" I ~00 Anita Lane, Harbor
sueet parkina lot, Balboa Htabland~ ... A bur~lar atole
... An attempt waa made to stamps, c:•aareuea, hquo~ ~d
force open Lbe cut door of a camera from B~rksbue a
B.L. Enterpriaea. 1577 Pia· Restaurant, 3450 V1a Oporto.
c:entia An., Costa Men ...
A bicycle waa atolen from
the home of Scott Finlay,
CAU.IN YOUR WAWJ' ADS
TO T1tl DIIIGN
OUJUI..OUO
o.,.u.,. o· H,.,. f•.Alo .. , • ..; •• ·• ..
~,.e -~ ctl ..... .,. ... .,..o ••.
C.d..U ,..,,. er Fo""el. lc.,IA
USE YOUR IANKAMERICARD
OIOft!N A OtARGE ACCXJUNT
AIIIVIII
Group Fights Lottery
A olda•• -'UN a.aa
beea lo-.4 Ia dM H.tlor
Area to oppose dae ••toue.y ..
PtOPOiidoa 16 oe dae No-••* -.allot. The oqMiaiaa • .._. of
the CIOIUlittee iaolllcle' M(.
aad Mrf. Bela• Hill, MJ, Mel
Mra.Les Pet••• aacl,Mr.'...S
Mra. Robert Muahall, all or
Lido Isle; Mr. aacS Mrs. Dick
Richard or lrviae Tettace,
Mr. aad Mrs. J~mes Ray or
Cameo Sborea aad Mr. and
Mra. Hua Loren of Sbore
Cliffs.
Mra. Hill (Dora) ia ro1111er
mayor or the City or Newport
Beac:b. Mr. Loran& Ia a fonHr
vic:e-111ayor. Aad Mrs. Mar·
aball i. preaently umna oe
tbe Newport Beac:b City Cooo·
cit.
... Lot..., ....,.... "·
Poet omoe Boa lS.U. Ne•
poll •••· eaur.••
LIIIL.UIII. '••••••an Ha10lcl PUatabl Jr. or H.,..
bor Hialal•cl• ••• oee ol
dae pri.cipat apeakera at dM
Amaricaa LIDCl Title Auo·
c:iatioe annual coaYeetioe Ia
Pbiladelpbia Sept. 20-13.
Mr. PUaltala, who ia vlee-
preaidnt·c:ouoael aad a eli·
rector of Pi rat American Title
lea•uce and Tnaat Com-
puy and ita affiliated Or· ana• Couaty Title Compaey
or Suta Arta, &alhcl aboet
"Subordiaatioa Problema. ••
T oupeea -Cosmetic
WI& SALON
2»-0 &at 17th St.
ttillpee Sqaare
Pboae S41·l446 "Propoaitioa 16 woold ea·
rich the spoaaoriea private
corporation by onr t650
millioo," a aid Mr. Loreaa ia
voicina reaaona for the op-
poaitioo.
Tbe ,roup reel a that rai a ina
money by lottery for any pur-
poae ia immoral, and tbat a
aamblina element i • aeekina
to infiluate California.
He received his bachelor
or uta dearee rrom Princ:e&oD
Univeuity ud bia law de·
pee fromHarurd University ,
and joiaed the Pirst Ameri-
can ataff upon bia disc:harae
from the mari11e corpa in
1951.
tnU-IIOIYUMI
The 74th arunaal coavention
of tho California Savina• IDCl
Loan Leaau was held laat
week in Su Pruci sco.
IDliiRY'I ~ ftar.tl
SALIS -SIIVICI MOTOICYCL!S
POIIIGM & DOMimC
Ill IS
PICK UP AND DELIVERY
I MI~WIY 6-7.23 I
"We invite other familiea
who feel aa we do to join
ua," Mr. Lorenz a aid. "Let·
tcra or poatc:arda offerina
support may be aent to the
Citizena Committee Oppoa·
Atteadiaa from Newport Bal-
boa Savina• and Loan Auo-
ci ation are Prcaident Apoa
BlomCJliat, Auiatant Secre-
tary Maraaret Gilbert and
Board Olairm1n P.A. Palmer
and Mrs. Palmer. 1770 M!WrGIT ILVD. -COSTA Ml~
OFFICE RENTALS
EXECUTIVE SUITES
IIIL.II An1AI1101S
1. S••P•,.JcJ ulf vcaaloli"l A""•tro•1 ccill•l• Filecr H col/ A C.
2. 3rJ ~or for uai-rdlreJ profeuU,,.o/. people. Co•1110" rcccptio" areo lltiA
•IAtcAI>o•J •• rccqW,,.l.t. T ca4 p•eli"l i" officu. View of ece011 or lllOU·
UJira• fro• JrJ floor.
3. /u.U••• a.uJ proof tt:all• IAro•1iwl•1.
4. 2 • .-r• pl•• eaooiA llo,.lpacry cluel4)r.
5. 19 ••6co,.,eetor• f10• Or•1• CoMIIty, oltly J fro• L.A.
6. Aaplc free parietal til re•.
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war • •• 11
1M r ro ward'• Cbain, alao owner· Blvd., Hllfttioatoo Beadl,
Cotta Me••· "··Nee , ..... e4 a tale flyiDI •ud at
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Conwnm4 in recoFhlo. of
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ue, aad the llrd io the Canema Theatre, Hllbor at maa Day.
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CROWN HARDWARE*
"A IIOftaiOLD .,AftWDJ ••oaa
a.... a.-
You don't have to be an ex·
pert archer to work for the
Telephone Company, but
10metimes it help.. On MV·
eral occasion• telephone
men have put bowa and
~--~~~ arrow• to sood UM in get-tina a phone line acrou a
lake or deep ravine. Th~~~e
modern day William TeiiA
attach a li1ht line to an
arrow, take careful aim, and
ahoot it over to a helper on
the other aide. Then the
telephone line is attached to
the liahter line and pulled
acrou ... another interest-
ing way in which telephone
people provide AerVicequick·
ly and economieally.
TIM UaS ... 0 •--aait)" ru-4 __ ,_ .. &U el -
tbat ···-pit wcwb ....,. ..........
Wt· aot thi11 poem about the phone from a customer.
W<· hope you find it u channina u we did:
he .even phone aaes of man are these:
"Let me apeak to grandmother, pleaae."
''We'll do our homework topther, better."
"I want to order a cn.ahmere sweater."
"Of course, I'd like a dancina date."
"Remember the minister juat won't wait."
"Y~. my 10n ia stationed oveneu."
''I'd like to apeak to my J'r&ndchild, please."
H•4 Hel,t ,.,.,, .. C._.,,. ... t.r S.VIce Cl•"•· O uuch ,,.., •. v ••• GtM,a ... 4 S.clel o,, ..... ett ... elweya .... .. ..... .. .. , I• ....... 1... ............ ." ..... ..
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ReletiHa efftce 541·737(, •,_•-••• c• "-•414.
ler • Lectere o .... atnttH •• • ••"lect ef n ,_t Ia·
.. , •••• • AI•, ., • ... , ef "' ceatrel Office Peallttea.
~ J ~ Think up! More people are ~ , ~ ftyina today than ever be-
-~ fore. In faet, at any one
••••• moment there are u many .,J!'il' u 20,000 commercial and ~ .,. 1-f military planet in t}le air
Ec:,.....7 over thia country. If you
travel by air, you've probably noticed the impressive
role your t~lephone playa in travel planninJ. You
usually call up for reservations and lliaht information
ftrat off. Then, you reeonftrm or eheck departure and
arrival times by phone, riJhtT But the telephone's
importance to ftyina doesn't •top there-no aireee!
A 850,000 mile Bell Syatem network of telephone and
teletypewriter lines-one of the world'• fut41t eom·
municationa syatema-linka t.opther tM major air
traffic control eentera, radar atntiona, airport towen,
weather bureaua, ajrlinet, and militar)' hue. t brouah-
out the USA to help aaaure your comfort and aaftty
\bile ftyina. • ...... lei••••••
MITZI GAYNOR and Rossano Brazzi star in Rodgers &
Hlll\mersteln's "South Paci fl c," now showing at the Sal·
boa Theatre, through Monday, Sept. 28. The second f!ature
Is "When Comedy was King," starring such famous comics
as Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Laurel and Hardy, Harry
Langdon, Ben Turpin, Char lie Chase and the Keystone
Cops.
CLUB GETS INFO ON UCI
"S&.&Ddina Room Only" waa
the order of the day u over
H members of lhe WC'man' 1
Ci•ic Leaalle met in the fa-
cohy room of the interim
boildina on the campua of
Uni•etaily of California at
lmne for !.heir fint aeuion
of the fall aeaaon.
Mu. Daniel Oilcreat, pro--
p am chainnan, collaborated
with Brad Atwood, director
of poblic relatioot for Uct,
110 brina a apecial proar1111 of
lntereat to the women of lh11
community at • time when the
Uninnity ia jut beainnina
110 put down Ita coon in thi •
area.
Tbe Leaa11e waa fint in-
troduced CD Vice Chancellor
L.E. Coa, wbo Olltlined the
plana {Of the campua and
boildina• with the aid of
mapa and reoderinaa.
Cbucellor Duiel Aldrich
a poke of the hopea and dream a
which will eventllally come
true within 10 year• riaht
"in our own back yard" or
Newpon Beach. A1 early u
lhe fall of 196S there will be
1000 ttlldenta enrolled.
E. Clayton Oaniaon, dean
of fine uta, told of hi a hope a
of a deputment that wi II en-
couraae uudenta to create
m d bau an aodience to en·
joy their effon a. ,
History Profeuor Anhw J .
Marder uplained the ue of
cloud circuit tele•iaion
c.ac:hina and the reaultina
released Ume of telcheU lO
apend wi cb a closer relation-
ship with awdeou.
Deu McCulloch, division
of bammitiea, with hwnorolls
approach, made lumina at
Uct ao auractiu that moat
ol the women of the Leaaue
would like to ao back to
achool.
LIGAL MOTICI
C:~KTIF'ICATE or HLSI'lSS
rlcthlou• r lrm Name
Tit F. L "m:HSIC'H I> do herf"-
by l'ertlfy that they are conduc t-
In!! 1 Dfu~~~neklns end Alter•
tlon bu•lnf'!le at 43fl Heliotrope
Ave., Corone del \4ar, Celif .•
under the flctlllf'ue finn name
of \~n•LI•e, \4ode Ate lim end
thea ••ld firm I• compoeed ol
the followlnll peraone wboaf'
neme• Ia fu ll end plecee of reai-
deDCe are •• followe, ao-w1t;
\4on• Shelton, 19331 lhtrrburv
Lue, Huntln~~ton 0.-ech, Celil.
Elh•abeth ruhon, 2411, Firat
Ave., !Arone del \4ar, Cehf.
•uT,..ESS our hude aha• 4th
dey of Septemb.f, 19M.
\4one Sh .. lton
fll .. heah rulton
STATE or CALirOH!'\IA
COt !IITY OF" OHA~C~ u .
ON THIS 4th dey of Septemb«,
19M, before me, • Notary Pub-
lie Ia ud for .. td county end
•ece, reeldln11 therein, duly com-
IIIJNloned ud eworn, peraonelly .,..-d \toni Sllelton end fli-
Niteth rahon, known 10 me to
be the p-11• whoa. neme• ere
•beertbed 10 the within lnetru-
••• ellll eeknowledf!ed to me
thea they e11ecuted the 11eme.
•JTNJ:SS "'Y h•d end offlclel
Hal. \4erle 0. \leuu
~ot.-y Public In end lor .. itt
Co•t)' eacl Saete.
'4y c-I .. Joe .. plre~~ J11ne fl,
19M. P•Wl•~ s.pt. 10, 17, 24, Oct.
l, 19M I• the :'llewpon tl•bor
E..ap.
D\uioa the ditclluion per-
iod the queationor euenaion
course• ud niaht clauea
waa brollaht up, and the Uct
official• aaid there are futllre
plana for lllcb developmenu.
I EIEALO.CAL mceEn
IEEn TODAY II S.A.
The Oranae Collnty Oenea-
loJical Society will meet at
7:15 p.m. today, Sept. 24,
in the Cbarlea Bowen Me-
morial '41laewn. 2002 N. Maio
St., Santa Ana. Miu Eunice
Ve1tal of Corona del Mar
and Mu. Georae A. Hartley
will be the apeakeu.
\1.i 11 Veatal, wbo Out be-
came intereated in aenealoay
lbrooah her membenhtp in
DAR. ·will apeak on "Coutlft
Hun tina." Sbe earned her
Bachelor of Atta dearee tft
clauical lanallaaea at Buller
Univeuity in Indianapolis
and i a preaently ae ctetuy
to the lllPeriotendent of Hun-
tinaton Beach Hiah School.
'4u. Hartley, fonnerly of
lndianapoli a, i • • aeftcalon
teacher and family aenealo--
ai at. Tbe aubj ect of ber talk
will be "Anceator Searc:hina."
UTEIIATUIIE OF IDEAS
TALIS nAIIT SEPT. n
"Soctltel and the Coat or
Uvina" ia the title for the
initial lectwe in "The Luer-
anue or ldeu" aeriea. CD
start Sept. 30, under the
aponaor abip of Oranae Cour
Colleae ud the Ebell Club
of Newport Beach.
The lecturer will be author
Jobl'l Robert Clarke. llllbOI or
"The lmportll'lce of Betfta
Imperfect."
The aerie• of 4 lecwrea
will be preaented from 7:30
to 9:30 p.m. Wedneadaya
duouah Oct. 21 in the New-
port Heiahts Elementary
School. No admiuton fee will
be cbaraed.
OCC IOAIID IAClS
IALLOT PROP. 2
Tbe Oranae Cout Jun1or
Colleae Diatric t Board of
Truateea bas adopted a re-
aolution in support of Prop-
osition 2, a S380 million state
bOnd meuure on the Nov. 3
national election ballot ..
If paued, cbe bOnd 1uue
.; II provide SSO million for
Junior colleae con auucuon.
Dr. Norman E. Wataon, OCC
disuict lllperintendent. 111d
the OCC bOatd of uuueea
usually doea not take a uand
on political iuuea, but he
described Propoa1tion 2 u
"aufficiently non-partisan"
to receive aupport from the
bOat d.
lOY FOR THE CAR TERS
It' • a bOy for \ir. and Mu.
John E. Carter, 2060 Paloma
Dr.. Welt Upper Bay -bOrn
Friday, Sept. 11, in Hoaa Hoa-
pi tal.
LAGUNA
FOLK MUSIC
Festival
STORE SPACE FOR RENT
CORONA DEL MAR
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free Oyilla .
Harbor Blvd. and Chapman
Au., Aftabeim, on a 7~-acre
aite. Deaianina and enainee,.
ina are now complete, and
cbe project Ia ftowout to bid.
Tbe theaue, to be known
11 Cinemal1111d, will con11in
18,000 IQil&re feet of floor
apace. Parkina for 1,400
can will be provided.
Peawrea will include lSOO
loutlaer-type loae chain; the
laraoat-type mouon pictwe
acreea de11aned to take·
all diment1ons, tnclud1na
Dimenaion ISO. Cinerama.
Panoviaioft, Ctnemu cope.
and Techntacope; the ne•-
elt 3S.70 Pbtlltpa ~orelco
proJection eCJu pment; Ampe1
Steroophontc aound; and
zone-conuolled, year-around
beatina·coohna ayatem.
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FWEE NMING
(CoadaMcl flo. Paae 1)
u ••• ...s. oar ao•wament
~-lae lall DOl belped to
ca.oGN -wbo bll not taha
•e tle*bll &o be enn ao rr.. •• aoae aubjecta in
•t~>aadc atatea wbo are
herded ID the pOih and vote
alcaoat uuimo~aaly for l.he
cboa• cud.idate o f the rut-
loa ~p?
la abe nut few woeka 1 bo-n... e¥ery pd American
tbolllcS do aome heavy think-
loa u tiD which candidate
beat qulifioa f01 the prin-
cipl .. t.bia country waa foun -
ded laPOft. Every tbinkina
Americu, reaardleu of par-
ty, abould .ote. Tbat vote i a
a moat!! It abould reflect
patriot:iun and loyalty. To
\"'te that way will oncouraao
aad atreaathen the Ameri can
way of lifo.
Per10nally alter much soul
aearcbina I feel I must carry
Barry Goldwater' a banner on
my bact come November be-
cauae he boat fita the above
picblre -"Becauae Gold
Water will keep ua out of
Hot water."
However, chi a is, 1 hope,
still America -in thia land
we atilt have both Democrats
and Republicans -the im-
portant thin a is to decide
aa to wbo aeu that vote.
Don't vote impulsively, or
bcc:auae you want to be able
1.0 uy after the clecuon,
"I voted for the wmnah'"" -
Make your vote a vote e>f a
think ina American, not a vote
baaed on pohtacal exped1en·
cy or traditional patty lines.
In pall yeats I have on oc·
cas ion voted out or my party
affiliation when I tbouaht the
pre .. "atloo of Americ•
liberty, freecloal or uacti tioa
waa in jeopardy. llaia year,
more lhaa .. ., bef01e, t.bet
t.binldaa vote, reaardleaa of
party i. aoin.a to toep thi.
country on the proverbial
uacka our forefatbera laid
for ua.
Vote thinkinaly ia our fine at
hour in preae"ina our Ood
aiven beritate • .aad 1 for one
will make no ucuaea or
apolo&iea Cor ttanapeaaina
party lines when 1 know our
counUy'a freedom ia at a take.
Mu. A.J. Sautz
1724 irvine Ave.
Newpon Beach
WHO SAID THAT?
Publiaber of the E.naian
Gueu who aaid the follow-
ina: "Tbia civil riabta pro-
aram about ~ich you have
beard so much is a farce and
sham -an effort to at,J up a
police state in the auiae or
liberty. l am oppoaed to that
proaram."
Goldwater? No.
Paubua? No.
Wallace? No.
PreaidentJoboaon? Ob, No!
It juat must be extremiat talk.
Well , folks, it juat "ain't,"
since LBJ did uy this in
his 1948 campaian for the
Senate. Preaident._ Johnaon
for twen\y yean, 1940 to
1960, spoke eloquently in
Con areas aaainat Civil Riahu.
~~a Senato&. LBJ was alian-
ed with the bard-core anti·
c1 vi I &i ahts bloc. He voted
aaa1nat aboliahina the poll
tax twelve out of thirteen
umes'
ln v1ewof his poaent stand
this is hardly a record of
intearity. But we all hope
I
--
daat bla a&ac.aaeat ••Y DOt
be proptletlc tlaat dae ci•U
riabu law Ia .. --a farce
aad a ab1111 - -aa effort to
.. , up a police alit e io the aw .. of liberty!'
Sincerely,
C.C. Moaeley,
Oleodale, Calif.
TltAMKS TO t UMSTER
Mt. BunatN Creely
2721 E.. Coaat Hiabway
Corona del Mar, California
Dear Mr. Creely;
We were eapecially pleaaed
to ban you with ua at the
special conventioo or the
California Republican Aa·
aembly at Millbrae, Septem-
ber 4. 5 and 6.
It waa aood to bave a rami·
Jar face in the preu confer-
ence• and after readina you1
ucell ent and thouabtlul co-
veraae in the Sept. 17 edi·
tion of lhe "Enaian," I was
u ceedinaly pateful.
Tho pan or your covetaae
that included your put u-
periencea with General Doo·
little waa not only intereat-
ina but made yow whole ap-
proach to the convention'• ac:tivitiea more unique.
It i 1 aeldom that one is
ever a hero in bia own homo
t.own, but if aucb ia ever the
cue with me, you will have
contributed miabtily t.0 it in
my behalf.
Thank you.
Beat personal reaarda,
Nolan Prizzelle, O.D.
Preaident,
California
Republican Auembly
0 .. f OREIG .. ERS AID
Publiaher of the Enaian
America'a liberal left wina
forcea ate now buay ainaina
the praiaea of a nat foreirn
aid proararn. A tu aupported
propaaanda machine ia aaain
at work. We uaed to have 1.0
aunound communiam ... but
that oorrmuni am aurrounda the
U.S.A., why are ta1payeu
beina bled aaain?
I can see how Rockefeller
key to value
'oil intereau, Pulbirabt "One
World" hobby, the National
Council or Cburcbea, Ruak,
Stevenson, Ball, Humphrey,
and ow preaident believe
foreilfl aid to be the buckle-
berriea. but we don't bave to
believe everythina we are
told or read in the newa-
papeu, do we"
genuine lath and plaster
The key to any successful purchase is the selection of
quality It's vital also '" shopp101 lOt a home or apart-
ment And other th•nes be1n1 equal, the key to quality
conslrucr.on may be found 10 these proven materials To
ret lhetr money's worth w1se buyers always turn to
Genuine lath and Plaster. You turn, too, it's the key
to SIC~Irlty!
Oranae County I.Jthinr Buruu.
1605 No Har~~tr St . Santa Ana, Calif., JE 1·1278
Conareu doean't have to
act in auch a dither to act
home and campaian that it
PIIICI bill after bill that i1
not in the belt intereatl or
the Ameri can people.
The underprivileaed oa-
tiona would be a aiabt better
off if they had never beard
of foreian aid, the U.S.A.,
the UN and all the otherlclap-
trap that baa been foi a ted
upon countriea not yet ready
to &overn tbemselvea. The
Sovtet idea that colonialiam
ia deadly bas brouaht atrife
and turmoi I 1.0 every corner
of the alobe. How the aovem-
ment of the U.S.A. could be
10 aullible II 1.0 fall in V.1th
Soviet leadership and Soviet
world conquaat plana to fur-
nish moat of the money, clip-
ped h om workina people for
the alory and beautification
of world leaden wbo have
aone powet crazy beau me.
No t until conareumen re·
turn to the arus roota and
act an earful of what their
conatiruenu have 1.0 aay on
the aubject oHoreian aid can
we hope for &elief fcom the
burden• that are breakina
our backa and brinaina war
and aaony to the helpleu
one a we pick out to be the
victim• or our laraeaa. It
miaht be eye-openina to ob-
aerve which cou.ntriea with
larae oil depoaiu and minina
pouibilitiea ban bad moat
of our money pouted into the
tapa or their leadera with
little of it filterina dowo to
the needy onea or lhue
once proaperO\al aad otderly
coloniea.
C. Greer
Huntinaton Beach
THE
ENSIC5N
.fAYS •.•.
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MfWOitT HARBOR EJIGff
F1RST SEC11011 -PAGE 6
THURSOAY,SEPT.2~ ~·
CORC*A DEL MAR, CAUF.
THI RATIONAL MAN'S CIIID
ly Harrylrowne a·~· . I"'NY TA l .. • TU ... AH Wt08
W IG STYLING
a Ci..&AHINO
d?uu' ~ IJmpo'tt
9aJucn WIGS Editor, Freedom Magazine
I believe in myaelf. realistic and mutually-benefiicial. I will not
voluntarily remain in an environment of ir-
rationality.
..... Cl-41 ,..,,.. .. _to• AVK.
N--""' •IKAC:H. C:AUIII.
1004' HUMAN IOAI" IMf'O...,..O ..... OM tru•o~•
INITIO I'VL.I. WA .... ANT'V
I freely acknowledge that othen may
know more than I do -but I reterve for
myself the right to detennine the ~aning of
life.
PHONE: S48-2Sl18
When I am right, I will stand my ground
-although all may be opposed to me. At
the same time, I will always have an oprn
mind to anyone who can pr'O\~ n~ wrong.
I will not act upon unproven theoriea. My
decisions can be based only upon knowLedge
that hu been proven to ~. For to act up-
on sprculative ideas is to put myaeU in an
untenable position.
Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
I will not place mytel£ in a situation whe-n: LUMBER -BUILDING MA!EIIIALI
I live for my own self-interest; and do not
attempt to mislead othen with high-tOunding
phrases.
I am \'ulnerable to the irrationalities of oth·
en. I will refrain from intercoune rather
than be liable to destruction.
lAeltJ .. 1111
M )' own seU-intemt rejecu rhe concept
of "from each according to his abilit) ; to
each according to his n~d'' and the concept
of ''the greatest good for the greatest num·
ber." Instead, 1 live for Ill) own good-
lulowing that if othen do the same. each of
us can achie\·e more happiness.
MUTUAL RESPECT
I will defend m)' own life and pro~rt)·
with all my strength. I will ~pect the lh~
and pro~rty of othen aJ a method of pro-
tecting my own.
NAUGAHYDE
; H o L s 1 [ h E J F ..., 1 •• , 1 ._, · :
Livin~ for my own self-interest, I rec~·
ni1e the ne-ed to make mutually-profitable
exchanges with othen -providing good
things for othen in order to rective what I
desire from them.
I will nt>\C'r interfere COt'rci~ly with an·
other; and ask only the same respect in re·
turn. Shop & C.pare ...... ,. ..., .............. .
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
I do not want to hurt othen or to be hurt.
I res~ct every man's right to be the au·
pre me judge of h~ own life; but will pro-
tect myself from the actions of others that
would injure me. · ..,.. .... & Frt. lfPII ,. ......
In any exchange with another, 1 will not
ask him to sacrifice for me : nor will I sacri-
fict for him. J( we can not both profi• from
the exchange, no exchange should takt' place.
I will be completely honest with mytelf
and with othen.
I ~k rational people with ''horn to have
personal and business relationships that •n:-
If I li\'e br this code, the happine-ss 1 llef'k
can be attained: and no moral man need
fear me-.
?
l'Ll. OECIDE
~OWlU
SPEND IT!
Lost -Both Money and Freedom
POLICE BLOTTER
....... .,. S.,t..ltef 7
Betty Galloway of Toc1011,
Arizona, backina her cat out
of a driveway at 2215 Ava·
lon St., Costa Mesa, hit 1~
year-old Liaa Reddick aa abe
played in a aandpile in front
or her borne ••• Mike Dawaon,
complained or loucSmuaic and
ainaina comina from the Pri-
aon or Socrat ••• at a late
bouJ ...... Vandala broke a
AUTHOR .ICIMI STORMER
IILL SPEll SEPT. Zl
John A. Stormer, a~athor of
the book, "None Dare Call It
Treaaon," will apeak at I
p.m. Tueaday, Sept. 29 at
at Santa Ana Valley Hiab
Scbool, 1801 S. Oreeoville.
Mr. Stormer, wboae boot baa
aold more than 3 million
copies, ia beina preaented
by the United Republican• of
Or~nae Cou.nty. He will be
introduced by Walter Knott,
chairman of the Citizena
Committee of Oranae County
for Goldwater-Miller.
"Non e Dare Call It Trea·
aon" ia • compilation of
facta from numeroua con-
areuional inn atiaatioaa
concetni n 1 conunun i 1111 •d
the commGni at-lOci ali al coo~
apiracy to enalave America.
TECHMICIAM TRAIMIMG
Ainaaa Second Clau 0..-
nia E. Jenaen, wboae wife,
Sberil yn, i a the daualater o(
Mr. and Mu. R~ph Polaom
o( 3121 Liaooln Way, Coate
Meaa, baa completed a ,,..
cial U.S. Air Pocce co.rae
rot oonnaaica tioaa tedlal-c:i•• at Ooo«ellow AP'I, Tu... He la t""elaiea at
Ooocltellow rot ,.ty.
Mll.l 'NMY ... ..... ...
Teh'* ...._,....
Newport Beach atop aian at
the corner of Piazza Genoa,
Lido hie ... Vandah threw
eaaa throuab tho open window
of the home of William Mal-
ouf, 464S Camden Dr •• Cameo
Shorea, damaaina the inaide
or the bouae, and then broke
the aueet liaht in front of
the bouae •.. Police arreated
a juvenile for abopliftina at
Balboa Market. 608 E. Bal-
boa Blvd ... Tommy Nelaon,
30~ llrd St., Weat Newport,
Wll the victim of auauh and
battery at tho Santa Ana
river jetty ... A buralar pried
open the cellar door at Reu-
ben'• Reat.aurant, 251 E.
Cout Hwy., and attempted
10 drill the floor aafe open,
failina, be atole the petty
caah bo1 •.. A metal aian
waa atolen from the boaineu
aaraae door at 213 42Gd St.,
Woat Newport,whicb belonaed
tc> Roy Noel, 4206 River Ave.,
Lido Sanda.
STOP SQUINTING!
OPEN the DRAPES
LIFT the SHADES
ENJOY YOUR VIEW
-NEW-
WIN DO· TINT PtDvides ••
"T6i1Dred light" with
TRMISPARENT gla ss t ints
STOPS
GLARE -FADING & HEAT
INSTANTLYI
COSTS FAR LESS
THAI AWI116S OR DRAPERIES
SUI &lASS YOUI WIIDOWS
I .._..., .......
lily par llllldrtlts of •ll•s fCir I'OOII....._Int aW!unas. eq~enslw drape~tes. or
llifl·fflc.d factoly·tine. atass, willa ,, .. r,,., controls uie sun at a wll
frlttlea of lit cost? Plftecllcl an..., years of rtSaldl. wt now 1n use 11f
leadi .. fns, ,,..r,.. TriiiSf*• Glass Tints are wll\111 tilt radl of every
llusiMuMII~.
C. It ... '*-·ll¥ina _... of "FIGw.O." application, tilt cost of ...,.
Tlu IS~ lw-~INtty l eu ... 1111 cost of LINING OfiAP£ftlES!
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.,....rw ,_._ es.,.._ • ...,_ _,.., .. t~~tl Mry -.~
ct.. T•-..• .. oar• Tlllta o1 ~. Gold. a.-. ea.. Sllolla. 11111
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BUILDING PIRMITI
GERALD T •. ALDRICH
us Jolntd the Aerospace
Division of Babcock Elec-
tronics Corpotatlon, Costa
Mesa, as manager, applica-
tions englneerlng,usoclated
with hydrospace actl vltles,
A.C. Packard, general man•
ger, announces. Yr. Aldrich
has been active In the de-
velopment of underwa~
electronic equipment for
more than 20 years. He Is
credited with the design of
many antisubmarine and un-
dersea warfate equlpments
and holds several patent;s
related to these Items. He
was ptevlously associated
with Llbfucope, S,nders
Associates, RCA, Hudson
Laboratories and the U.S.
11M ........ o.,. ... , of
NewpM leada blued &be fol·
tow~aa permt11 d•tna me,..,
week: ·
WEST UPPD BAY R: D. Meyer .l Soa, offlu
ac:ommactat buii41D1• 4242
Cam.-Dr. • liO,OOO.
Ed Weber, adcUdoa, at 1808
bib lA.. ts.ooo.
Baycnec Development Co.,
1-unU,. 1-.ccry dweWnp. 2006,
2012, 2107. Wllldward, toul,
1105,182.
W. M. 8~, fence. at 1331
ADtlpa • $400,
~ta De Rota, 1-unit, 1-stay
dwelling, 1133 Somenet Lane,
137 ,884..
U.S T UPPER BAY I T. Freocb, feoce, at 2918
Carob, 1100,
J. R. Curley, feocc, at 2912
Carob, 1300.
fhiko Aaonuu oalc. Ford R.d, ,
coaUng wata system wUb nto
cooUng towers, 18,000; ao air
c:oodlttoolng modlflcadoa lD
c:bemlcal warfare lab. 14,000,
Irvine R&neb eo., lliJI, Vuu
Del Sol at Eastblutr, $2 ,000. s. D. Claytoo, add1t1oa, at
2939 Caulp&, $2,000.
Charla Grimes, wall, 27'25
Alta v uu, $560.
Robert Fkmlng, fence. 2801
Alta Vi.Ua, $320,
IUdwd WU.OO. a swimming
pool, 2842Alta vuu, 12,000.
Coldwell, Baoket Co. , sign
Navy Underwater Sound at3108·10NewpartBlvd., $50.
Laboratory. Buck, Malcolm and Watkins,
102•uolt motel at lite of pre-
GilL POl WHITTEMORE'S
Mr. llld Mre. Ridaway Whit-
temOre. lll Via Pireoze, Lido
lele, are. pareate of a daop-
&ar bOm Monday, Sept. 14, in
Ho•a Ho~J~i&al.
aeot motel, at 2400 w. Coast
Hwy, , oo Marlnen MUe , total
coat, 13+',000, in<:luding the
coat ot demolitloo.
Sam ICMDes, 2-stay duplexes
at4002and 4018 River Avenut,
$34,680 aod $28,680,
Concert Sale Started
Public ticket .. a .. areaow
wtder way for tbe Oruae
Coonty Philharmonic Soci-
ety' • 11 cb concert uuoa,
openina Oct. H with cbe
Loadoa Symphony Orcboetia,
fealllrina the Lo1 ADaelea
Pbilba11110nic Orcbeeua in
5 concerti, and cloeina with
dlo Cbicaao Sympbony Or,
choetra.
The Society'• 1964-65 Sub-
eriptioa Seriu of concerti
offer• a bOnae concert, brina-
iaa the total to u•en, wi cb
world famooe artiell, oae
coecert ia Melodyl•d Thea-
tre IDeS eia at Oruae Coaet eon., ..
moaic Orcheaua will play
in f in COGCCrt.l at Oranac·
Cout Collcae: Saturday.
No•. 18, Zabio Mebta. con,
doctor. Satwday, Jan. 23,
196S, Rafael Kubelik, put
conductor; Satllrday, Feb. 27.
Zubio Mebta, conductor. and
Alfred Brendel, aucet aolo,
i • t; Saturday, March 27, Zu-
bio Mehta. conductor; Touy
Spinkouky, put aoloiet;
Saturday, April 17 , Zubio
Mehta. cooductot, Leonard
Pennario, aueat eoloiet.
The Society will clou the
1oriu with the appearance of
the Cllicaao Sympboay Or-
cbeetra, Jean Martinoa, con,
ductor, in Melodyland Thea,
tre, Soaday, May 9.
ac::twd'• Wo Market, al&P at
ka3 Via Wo • 1600.
ace.aclb W alkinl, add unit at
3815 Se.abclre, $25 ,ooo.
L. Canoa, ruoof, 111 2lat
St. • $386,
Paul Smicb, addldoa, at 601
36th st. • n ,600. w. J. McParland , reau~.Want
bood aftd blower, 149-c River-
aide, 12SO.
Louisa Gllbat, putitioa, 432
32Dd St. • $260,
WEST NEWPORT HEIGHTS
DOCil'l oa car par11 for Bruce
Glbbs, 4215 Paulce R.d.. $200;
Carl Buck, 4.309 Pauicc R.d. •
$200, and at 423 and 434 Bo-
lero, $400; R. Hagen, at 4.305
Pa~lce. SZOO;Frank IWppcn,at
416 FlagJblp, $185 . and How-
ard Wo, 4.307 Patrice, $185,
HARIJOR VlEW HW.S
V irgliiil Logan, fence. 2921
Pebble, $75.
J. Manb, swimming pool at
2815 Hartx:. View Dr. , $3,000.
CAMEO SHORES
Lyle Harbow, fcocea, 4701
Hampdeo, $450.
Alleo Katz, walls, 462'7 Tre·
moat Lo. , $720.
BAJ.BOA ISLAND
f . A. Tyler, alteratioas. 1401
N. Bay Fl., $1,000,
W, J. Wlnter, 2-unh, 2-ttay
dwelling, 216Apolena Avenue,
$30,000,
8, V, CoWns, demollah, 207
Ruby, uoo.
NEWPORT HEJ GHTS
Forbea Coosuuctioo Co., cloae
in breezeway, 642 Sanu Ana
Ave,, $760.
BAY SHORES
J. M. Webllel, altetatioas at
2431 BaYJhore Dr •• $800.
Wayne AndreW1, knock out a
wall, 2516 Vuta, $500,
BALBOA
W1ll.L&m Hervey, re-roof, 1807
E. Bay , $1,496,
NEWR:>RT
Al Jaspct, demolisb, at 106
24th St. , $375,
Murray RocM , 2·Wllt, 2-story
dwelliog, at 117 46th Street,
$31,800.
Soud:l Shae S&iUng Club, a
small boat launching bout, 2527
w. Coast Hwy., $2,000.
CORONA DEL MAR
Pilitlue 's Custom T aUan. a
sign at 3637 E.. Coast Hwy. ,
$800.
R. H. HWis, sign, 3633 E.
Coast Hwy. , S98,
Katherlne Finch, fire waU at
3831 E. Coast Hwy. , $500.
M. c. Troater. eocl.olc bal-
eooy at d:le Channel Ruf apart·
menu . 2525 Oceao, $8,800,
Bernice Baltz, dcmollab. at
~3 ~cbid Ave,. $200.
Dr, Reider, deotaJ Julte, at
3800 E. Coale Hwy., IV'lll.
C080NA HIGHL.AHDS or. J. caMel. tae:i. al .. e
De Sola T-. • ll"-
CaoUdo Apertmeoll, Kmi•
plbUc swimmiDa pool, at na
Seaward, $4,000.
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LOW&
REDUCING
INTEREST
RATES
LOANS TO
HOME
OWNERS
Mew ••AMCMo ........ .., ... _
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COIIITIENTS,
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MI.AOQU4UUSo ,..._._
LA.GUMA eiACte, C4Lif.
MY .._,_,
SERVICES
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-SAM Cl.EMIEMTIE, CALif'.
NY ~Hts Dr. Lloyd P. Smith, Preli'
deal of tbe Society. e&ato•
that tluoaah tbe aeaeroe•
nppon of tbe Coatinoace
P•d by &Meic lo•ere of
Oraqe Coanty, hie pouible
to pre .. at tbi• emu with
ao iacrea .. ia price.
S.aeoa tickeu for the eer--
iu of •••ee coeceru, at tU
and eiaale ticket• at U .$0
may M porcha .. d at tbe
Ora•• Coooty Phi lbarmoeic
office, 101 W. Cout Hwy.,
Newport Beach, ~411 •
Stadeet tichte are priced at
11.50.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
Appeadaa with the Loadoo
Sympbony Orc:huue i • dae
yo•a Britieh COGdactor, Cos
lia Do•i•. witb Clarinet eo._
ill Oenue de Peyer, oa
Swaday, Oct. 15, in Orua•
Cout Colleae Aoditoriam. at
8:)() p.m.
The Loe ADaelee Philhar-
AnUIMIYDTIII
If .lllfTAL ... "
Sb IMIDMrl of tbe tto.,
HoiPital Auiliary are ecM-
daled to euead tlae Califor--
aia Ho~C~ital Auociation •d
tbe St• e Comaaiuee oa Aui-
liariu coa .. atioo at the
Aaallleeeador Hotel in Loe
Aaaal••· S.pt. ll-25.
11M poap, be.Sed by tbe
Aadli..,•• Pruideat. Mre.
Jemea W. Deeter, aleo ill>'
clade• Mre. HIDIY. L. Joaee,
~aator of .oluteere;
Mre. Willi... Dutia, j•ior
daapa. ad.t eor. Mre. Matt•
bew ltaaey, rice pruideat
ad IMIIIb•abip cllai1111u;
Mres ., Lucl. nut ric•
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JUNIOR SKIPPERS were honored by the
South Shore Sailing Club Sunday for a
successful season of the summer series.
Pictured here, from left, are Commodore
Guy lnshaw, junior coordinator William
Coulter and Sportsmanship perpetual tro-
phy winner Jon Shaffer, who also won
second over-all and a hard luck award,
for tipping over more times than anyone
else. Tim Leachman won the Over-all
Perpetual for highest winning points in
the series. Other winners: Roy Reineman,
Jfd; Robert White, 4th; Lance UcCabe,
5th; Robin Reinhart, 6th place award,
at so first girl award. The Sportsmanship
Perpetual Trophy was made and given by
Tim Shepard .
HOSPITAL DAY PROGRAM DISCUSSED
Coaatline Auiliary 3536,
Costa Mesa Veterans of
Fore ian Wau, di a cussed the
aMual Hospital Day South
propam at ita September
meetina and voted to donate
SO coupon bOOks to tbe pa-
tients of Sawtelle Hoapi tal.
Additional plans to fwther
the joint Po u · and Au1iliary
"Danny Davy's Indian Pro-
ject" were di scusacd. The
Vote for ROBERT BADHAM, lncu1111Mnt
fo r Stote Au-bly111an, 71at Dlatrlct
IIYIADII 11•11 MLIAI
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CROWNfJ!J·
IIU. INUUIT
Hospital in Luk ai huai, Ari-
zona, needs at least 10 baby
layettes monthly. Several
ladies of the aroup have
been makina shirts and send-
ina them on to the hoapital.
Sisters Lenamae Kelly and
Mu. Floyd Slate have ,already
sent 22 shirts, and had 14
baby sweat en donated to
this project. Sister Florence
Kirchner is makina baby
quilts, and also donated a
big refrigerator to the Hos--
pi tal.
The Hopi and Navajo In-
dians are badly in need of
warm winter clothing for
childten, especially for ba-
bies and pre-school children.
Anyone interested in dona-
tina any of these items may
contact any of the followina:
President, ~rs. M. W. Root,
S48-S783; Commander, Don
Phillips, 548-0014; Mrs. H.J.
Hohl. 646-6302; Mrs. Floyd
Slat c, 646-3488; ~~~. Eugene
Gillespie. 646-3570.
ATWOOD SPEAKS TODAY
Brad Atwood, public affairs
offi cer and auistant to Chan-
cellor Daniel Aldrich of the
University of California at
Irvine, will talk at the break-
fast meetina of the Newport
HarbOr..COsta Mesa Board of
Realtors at 8 a.m. tbi 1 Thurs-
day, Sept. 24, atthe BalbOa
Bay Club. His topic is "Pre-
patina a New Campua for the
21st Century."
OM DUTY IH GERMAHY
Atmy Pvt. Michael S. Sou.
son of Frank Sosa, S3S Ha-
milton, Costa Mesa, was as·
sianed Aua. 31 to the 8th
Ordnance Battalion in Ger·
many. He is a supply clerk
in the baualion's 182d Orcl-
nance Company near Hanau,
entered the Army in February,
191t4, and completed baaic
tuinina at Ford Ord, Calif.
AUXILIARIES TO MEET
The Oranae County Coun-
cil of Hospital Auiliuies
will be aucats or the Auxi-
liary of Hoaa Hospital at a
10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30,
in the Hospital's Conference
Center. Mta. Jllmea W. Deck-
er, president, aak s that any-
one wishina to attend &be
luncheon please notify the
Auxiliary.
(SEa•·lc£ IS o' ~ PROFESSioN I I r1 RJNt r.vJs I PIOMOTID IM GIIMAMY
Oreaory D. Bothwell, 11,
IG2 L COAST MWY • TB.IPIIOMI eon of Mt. aed Mra. &aene !:CII:·:·::..A:I&::-:·:::::::":'-:·:·::~ A. Bothwell, 1416 Motuo•ia, Newpott Beacb, baa been
promoted to printe first
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NEWPORT HARBOR EJISI~
ARST SECTlOI -PAGEt
Tt«..RSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1964
CORONA DEL MAR, t:AUF.
A fri ... Maip ........
Mtttl l•c-. apoeeortd ~
.. Coatt ..... eta of
Cotoaa clel Mar will be -..w
,.. .... y. S.pt. 2t. at ....
ltJo. of Wre. Ray Niel••·
3S2 Holmwooct Driu, New-
port Heipu, from DOOa eo
1:30 p.m.
Auiltlaa Mu. Niel11a eet-
•i•a will be Mm••· Raymoad
Wood, Pred Slauoa, Jack
Caewell, ud h. Halliday. Tho•• atteadiaa will be
pttttd by &be boet••• com-
mittee, Mu. Bm11t Lampiaa,
Mn. 01• Madeea aad Mre.
Huri• Lee, alona with Mre.
Nieleea, membeuiUp cbait-
mu.
The theme, "Somethiaa old,
.omethiaa new!' will be de-
•eloped by articl01 for eale
OD a white elepbut table
•d attended by Mu. Oeorae
Po:a and Mu. C. [)Grway.
New mcmben and aueata
wlll be wel-.cl bf ....
L .. u. P--. pnaicleat ot
tlile olab, _. Wa. a.M~rt
Blclwell Jr., Oruae Dietrict
Pfllicl.eet.
••••• The Coaet Wom•' 1 Clab
of eo.o .. del .... will bold
ita mo.daly boud m•d•a at
1 p.m. Tlaetday, Oct. 6, at
dle bome of Mre. Willi liD
Halliday, 1653 8oGar Pl.,
Coeta M11a.
Mre. Leelie P••· prui-
clent, will pr01ide at dae Oct.
14 huadleoa at &be Stott
Sblrt Reetllllant. 2241 W.
Cout Hwy., Newport Beacb.
Mu. RaJIDODd Wood. pro-
pam cbairman, will ia~
cluce the aoelt epeaker, Mra •
Vemoa Cuaaiapam, put
preaideat or Or•ae Diatrict.
paet third •ice preaident or
CalifOI'Dia Pederatioa and
now Oraosc District latema-
KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 12TH GRADE
-------------------------~i STRIVING FOR DEDICATION TO I
ETHICAL. AND RESPONSIBLE Cf11ZENSHIP I
AND PRESERVATION Of OUR AMERICAH HERITAGE 1
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INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION AT All LEVELS
ART . MUSIC . FRENCH · SPANISH · LATIN ·
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* T,.nspon.tion Fumlshed * Oelichtful Environment * Qualified '-riOf'IMI
657 VICTORIA STREET I COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA
Phone 642-0610
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.. Cwe!• c.. PIOJeot lor
dUe yelr'a •iuelredoa I•
a ""atioa.a traialaa ,..,...
.,.. diCIII will briaa Ofl*"'
•ity 10 JO.I people ud •h• Ia lr•, Turkey, Oa,.,
Or•ce, Jor._ a.4 £upt
bJ ptOYidiaa alae eool• aed
eqa~,.... ••dtcl eo araia
them Ia the atllll DeCIIIUJ
for their aelf aapport.
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•• ~ .. i. •e theme or
•• etaiaar, beiDI bald ia
OUc-.o *h week, prectd.iaa
•• 50dl aui•er•UJ CODfet-
eac:• or lbe City Maaaaen
Ana., aet for Sept. 27-0c:t.
1.
New membeu will be Ia-
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Oc:c.. Ida party will M -.eld
It ... ..... of .... Oeora•
Po a. 3$1 Bcoactw.,. Colla
Meea. n. Oc:c.. lO ... u.,
will M a 1 p.m. de .. wt at
dle home of Mre. lteyeoocl
Wood, 1930 Wallace St.,
Coe~Mua.
LEGIONNAIRE
Special pella inited to
Yoath Nipt, beld leat aipt
bJ the Newport Harbor Le-
poe Poet 291, were dae rol-
lowiaa: Oordoa Su•n •d
Kim Desenbera, the Po at' •
repreaeatati••• .0 Boya
!kat·~ Lata Marie !hith •d
O.iatiae Oooctwia, Oirh
Fl.ll Fll AIUT
TO TAU ms F.DAY
former Communiet and PBI
operathe, Jolla Browa, will
epeak at 8 p.m. tbia Priday,
Sept. H •t Santa Au Valley
HiJb Scbool, 1101 S. Ore•-
Yille.
Mu. Brown, a Nepo, found
sbe bad be• duped ioto
joiaiaa the Communiu Party,
quit the party and lben re-
joined r.o become an under-
co•• op••ti•e for the PBI.
After DiDe yean of COCUitet-
IO'"ertiYe work, lhe u -
poaed to public: •iew 100 pro-
mioent member• or tbe Com-
muiat Party. Sbe c:ame to
realize that tbe Commluliet
Party waa a coaepiracy dedi-
cated to the deUructiOD of
ber country. Sbe yoluataily
coatac:ted the PBI and coa-
linoed as a member for a a um-
ber or yeara. She liter left
dae party and now residea ia
Califomie.
Ticketa for the lecture, at
Sl.SO per peraon, are .. ail-
able at t be Am•ic• Opia--
ioa Library, 131 Eut llda
St., Co tta Men, ud at the
Stat e; Craia McCabe, ora-
torical CODteat wi•er. Elie-
aa Liacllolla aDd Ric:Urcl
•ow•tack, Leaioa eclaool
award wia•• at Eaeip
Sdlool~ Tom Pucell •d
Kadlleea ICelley, wiDDeu at
Liacola Sdaool. Sea Explorer
Scoot repnaMtatiYea alao
w•e imtecL
lAin •11 UIE AL
Six member• of tbe Newport
Beacb City Couocil are cri-
ticized by Jim Rotbaermel or
l034Mir•ar Dr •• Balboa. for
c:hutiaiaa Co~mcilmu A1
f""Oflit for aaina lbe city' •
Dame •d seal ia bia aewe-
paper ad•erti aemeat coaarat-.
ulatiq tbe ltriae R•c:b.
1D a letter eo the Cocuacil,
Mr. Rodaaermel praieed Mr.
Porpt u bariaa "• beart ae
bia ae dle world. wida more
iateetiaal fortitD4e dlu all
6 or yoo pot toaether" and
..sded. ''I wi ab we bad 6 more or him OD the C.O.cil.Maybe
we CCH&Id make dlit a real
towa 10 liYe ia."
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•iail&raeora w•• eaiec:ted
bf -ubaa policy ....u ...
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Now-10 major ailines honor J01W
'Jbur BaDltAmericard ia now good on domeetic, oveneu and connectin,
fticbta ol American, TWA, United. Delta. National, Continental, P SA,
w.t.D., Pacific and Bonanza Airlines.
8ANKAMERICAR D
Wl.l you buy yow tickets you aimply pay with your Ban.k.Americard
m.teed of cub. The billinc will appear on your next statement. If you ;.; • r..., /--.-~·;• •• 6 •• 1
make pe.yll*lt within 25 days, no charte ia made for thia convenient • •--••
.ervic:e. Or, you can budpt the C<M~t of your trip over an extended period
of time-and ~Y only 10,; of your bill each month.
Now you can fly anywhu~-and char1~ it with your Bani«Am~ncord!
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5ufJ" nett' wa.v to RO Old." u•tth a ~upt'r Roelu•t f/owts.h '
H~t• •·• t • .,.,. • rar Jft'1• Tltt• fN •. th• .. tk'" · lluw., t• '' "'"',...
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·KIWANIS PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
Newport H..ttor Klw•ll
a.~ •• , ••• u., tor .._ .... ..... . .,.... .... ....... •.-1•• at tiM Onate Coaet eon .......
cii!Dri .. , bep..l .. Oct. 16. n. na.. wtn •ooa~P .. ,
eoetlic Yiewe of Alaaka, So..-
cliaaYia. buia, Swltaerlaacl.
Ponton. KorM uct Mouwa
NaiODt io Califonla. 'ne ru •• .,. 10 be aarra&M bJ
Ge IDH Wbo took dle fibae
•• are recopiaed aa u·
thoriti.. oo their eabject.
Oe friday. Oct. 16. Doa
Cooper will narrate the color
film, .. Lamberjack'a Alaakaa
Acl .. abare, •• wbicb ie diary
accckaDl of u Alaalt111 louer
ud bie baddy•• adveaturea
la dle vael viraia timbered
lud of Alaaka.
Oe friday, Dec. 4, Capt.
miaa JohDaon will aarnte
the film be Md bia wife took
aa they aailed from Deamuk,
tb.rooah Norway ud Swcdea
to fialand. Hia adnaturo
film ia eotitlod "Yaakee
Sails Seandinnia:•
cumentary of Soviet Ruuia,
madepoaaible by t.bo author'•
10,000 milea or travel durina
aa ntended tour of Ruuia.
Mr. Pranciaoo baa on film
dao modemizina of Ruuia
aad lhe effect of Weetem
c:ultD.re .
THE MAmiHOitN, 1IADfMAIIC Of SWfTZHl.AND
from the queen city of Korea,
Seoul, the Kimaeonaairla and
tho Korean Anniatice she,
Ptnmunjon.
Bach year the Newport Har·
bor Kiwanis selects outatand-
ina. intereatina and educa-
tional leclurera for the Ki-
wania Club .uavel and ad-
venture aoriea. Profita from
the aeriea ao to the Kiwaaia
Club• a youth urvice proaram,
wbi cb includea the Ameticaa
f ield Se"ice (Eacbuae
Studenta), Retarded Children a
Home, Joplio Boy' 1 Ranch,
Y.M.C.A., Circle K Club, T'l'e Mu st a~nd UTe Shall Key Club, Hiab S<:hool and ,.,. 4 "4
Colleae S<:bolarabipa.
A season ticket ia $6, or a Set the Tides Running Again
sinale ticket can be bouaht
for tl.SO (awdent aeaaon ' the C se oif c;o,ree...l0m ticlr.eu are t3.00) and can be In aU r ~ Ul
purchaaed from any Newport Vote for
Harbor Kiwani a member, Ken
Harriaon•a camera abop in Barry Goldwater
Weatcliff Plaza; Weatcliff FOR PRESIDEWT
Travel Service, or from the
Newport Harbor Cb~mber of In Your Hearty ou KDow He'• R!Pt Commerce. L-.................................................................................... ~
Howonll Chltlloft
On Priday, Jan. I, 1965,
Staa Midaloy of La Canada
.will bumoroualy narrate with
trick pbocopa.pby the majea·
tic mountain ranaea, includ-
iDa Mt. Whitney, Mt. Sbuta,
Mt. Lauen; and mountain
arou in the Hiah Siorraa,
auc h aa the John Muir Trail,
Lake T ahoe, Sequoia Park,
Kina'• Canyon and Yosemite
National Park.
Oe Priday, Marcb 26, Phil
Walker, a director and writer
for NBC, will narrate bia
filmina of "Incomparable
Swiuerlud.., Mr. Walker
baa on film tho cities of
Beme and Zurich, aod a bal-
loon ride over the Alpa. Alao
included are abou or moun-
tains, ~ or them over 13,000
feet, that haYO made moun·
taioeerioa and ak.ilaa the
moat popular sports in Swit·
uri and.
SINGS FOR EBELL Oo Priday, April 23, "For·
moaa and Korea," two ooun·
tries noticeably innoonce d
by America. have ai ven
David Paul pictures of the
the O.ineaeChildren•s Oper'
Taiwanese aboriaioes and
the Quemoy island forueu ,
and scenes from Pormo aa,
Ebell Club of Newport
Beach wi ll open iu fall aea·
aon in the clubhouse with a
lun cheon and pro p1m on the
fi u t Tbu.nday of the mon th,
Oct. 1, acoordinc to Mra.
Tbomaa L. Leu.o , preaident.
Mu. Georce A. Hooper,
propam ehainnan, reporu
that the pro p am wi II include
Ho ward ChitJian, bantone.
of opera. televi aion, reeotd-
inc and movie fame; Jackie
Sbahbaz1 an, soprano , UCLA
araduate and called the Loa
AEROIUTROII.C liVES
Sl,l .. FOR HOSPITAL
The expanaion dnve for
South Coast Community Hos-
pital 1n Lacuna Beach, ao t
a pre-campa1cn booat last
week with presentation of a
SS,OOO Philco Fund check at
Phil co's Aeronutronic D1 VI·
s1on 1n Newport Beach.
V1ctor C . Andrews, prell-
dent of die ho1p1tal, accept-
ed the check from John B.
Law son, vi ce preSident and
aeneral manaae.r of Aeronu-
uonlc. The check wu pre-
sented by Mr Lawson on be-
half of the board of uus teea
of the Phllco Fund. and the
company's Uranae County
Communi ty Relauons Com-
mittee at Ae ronutron1c
"H'a Fun to OrHa
In Faahlon"
2659 E. COAST HIC HW A Y
CORONA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3·5030
Professional
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Anaelea N!ah.tinaale.. ~nd
Gloria Mik1ahan, p1an11t,
who baa acc:Ompanied COO·
cert and opera stars. On Friday, Peb. 19, Clay
Pranciaoo will offer "The
New Ru u i a," a filmed do-
Parents-to-Be School
Luncheon wi ll be prepared
by Mu. H.S. McOreaor. chair·
man , and her committee, the
Mmea. William H. Gamble,
R.N. Gl aaaow, Hany Goetz
and Hatri a A. Lee. Reae"a·
tiona may be made wi th Mu.
Fred K. S<:boepe, 673-1079 ;
Mra. Frank M. Schoepe, 673-
64S9; Mrs . Verne Sebaupp-
ner, 675-llSI and Mu. Huah
Mellor, 673-2S94. Deadline
date i 1 Sept. 29 at S p.m.
Mrs. James S. Whyte, ame-
nities chairman, wi ll be aa-
aisted at the door by Mmea.
Arthur Nceb. Jack B. Kemp,
Donald Martin and A.C. Hou·
ahton. Memberahip\chainnan,
Mrs. Jack B. Cunninaham ,
will preside at a new mem·
ber table.
A new aerie• of clauea
for e"'ectant parents will
beain Monday eveoina at
7:30 in Auditorium B at the
Hoaa Conference C enter.
Mu. J an Peuoeehi, R.N.,
will aaaio be oonduetina the
free cl auea. Each coune,
oonslluna of aia 2 hour
aeuiona, will be held on
Monday and Wednesday eve·
ninaa, eacept for the 2nd
aeriea, which will atart on
Tuesday, Oct . 27.
preaoancy; nu tritional needs,
layette and formula ; labOr
and delivery; bathina the
baby; baby's first year;
fi lma and tour of the hospi-
tal.
Interested parents-to-be
may reai ater and obtain more
infonnation by callina Polly
Ober, Ho aa Hospital public
relations dire ctor, .S41-06S 1,
eatenaion 237.
A long wing classic brogue that's all shoe!
Topic s for the 6 clau ea
include: baaic anatomy of
Il l
The maternity teas are atill
beinc held on the 4th Thurs-
day of the month, at 2 p.m.,
in the Conference Center.
BUSTER~ BROWNS.
Shon Jill~ lhnt-jtet children o« lo a ~tood Jtart ... beautifully 'ty.kd and huilt to tall~ a Mllp
ol punishnwnt! And, as alwaya, our trained ft«in~t specialish auur~ yow child ol a ~rfe<'l fit.
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1154
OOQA DELMAR, CALIF.
I ~HIJilt:HES I
Plrtl Bapdu C:.dl of • .tae An., Clift Han•
Cotou del Mu, 2411 B. Tlle R... Lor• PUckiaaer
Coaat Hwy. -lte•l .. J ••r-will preach oo the topic:, "He ~c:•• will be coadac:tecl by dsat Cometh 10 God," at tile
else R••· J~mea Pollard or 10 a.m. Suclay ••"ic:e.
WilmiaaiDD. N.C., at bodl · Cbri~tian Science Cborc:hea,
hoara tllla SDoday, ll a.m. Newport Beach Cotooa del
and 7:30 p.m. Mar and Coata Meaa -IDc:l·
St. Jamea l!pllc:opal OIDrc:h, denta from dle li•e• of the
3209 Vla Lido, Newport ptapbeta Blijab and Bliaba
Beach -The 4-ae"ice ache· Q and n Kina•> will be rea-
dial• wall M reumecl tbia twed in tbia Swtday'• Bible
Saodey. S..ac:ea will be at leiiOD on "Reality."
7:30, 1:30, 9 :30 and 11 a.m. Tbe Newport Harbor Lu-
Corona del Mar Community
Olutc:b. Conareaadooal,
t)nlted Chutc:h of Christ -
The Re•. Edwin Oomh will
preach on "Tb• Oely Su.re
Tbina" at tbe 9:30 and 11
a.m. aemc:el this Su.aday.
Temple Sl:laron, 1259 Vic-
toria St., Costa Mesa -Tbe
aenic:e at 1:30 p.m. this
friday will be dedicated to
c:elebratiaa Simc:bath Torah
1nd Sakkoth. Rabbi S. Mi-
Chael Roth will conduct the
aerYic:ea, whlc:b will be. Col-
lowed by Onea Shabbat.
St. Andrews' Preabyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrewa'
Rd., Cliff Haven -"Eti-
quette at Court" will be the
aennon topic: of Dr. Charlea
Dierenr'ield at the I. 9:30 and
11 a.m. Sunday servacea.
Pint Baptiat Church of
Costa Mesa, 301 Maanolia _
Or. P.O. Neurunn will dia-
c:uu the "Chriatian'a an-
awca to Khruabc:hn' 1 t err-
ible weiPC)n" in bia aermon
at 11 a.m. Sunday. At 7 p.m.
he will continue hia aermon
on "When the Heaven'•
Open."
Ncwpott Unity Olurc:h, meet-
ina at the Senior Ci tizena
Clobhouae, 15th St. and lr-
theran Cborcb, l5(ll Cliff Dr.,
Newport Helaht• -.. Tbe
Meanina or Cbnrc:b Melllber-
ahip" will be the sermon
aopic: of me Rn. J_.a
Blake for the 1: lS, 9:30 •d
11 a.m. Swtclay se"icea.
Rally day will be oba.,.ed.
and SaDday School c:bilclreo
will rec:ein rec:opitioa. s.-
niot biab atodeotl aocl odaer
departments will take put in
the worship serric:ea.
Tbe Lutheran Cbutc:b of the
Master, 3S4S E. Coast Hwy.,
CDrooa del Mar -Tbe Re•.
Prank Ounn will preac:b on
"Sc>cc:ialiats in Ooodneu"
at tbe 8 and 9: lS aemc:ea
thi • Sunday mom ina.
Temple Sbuon Si aterboocl
wi II hold i t1 first aeneral
membership meetina atl p.m.
today, Sept. 24. at 617 Hamil-
ton, Coata Mesa. After tbe
meetina there will be a aina-
toaether in booor of Sukkoth,
the holiday of harvest.
Tbe Intermediate Youth
Fellowship of St. Mult Pre•·
byterian Cburc:b of Corona
del Mar will hold its first
fall meetina at 7 p.m. tbi a
SUnday. Sept. 27, at the
c:hurc:b. The Rn. Robert
Carley will apeak oo "Tbe
Place of Youth in St. Mar\
Churc:b."
BEING INTRODUCED this week-end at
the Robins Ford headquarters In Newport
Beach Is the 1%5 Ford Galaxle, shown
In the above photo. Theo Robins and his
son Bob first viewed the new car last
month at a special Invitational showing
In New York City. The Ford Motor Co.
also entertained the Robins families
(including the wives) at the World's Fair
and banquet honoring '65 models.
REVIVAL SERVICES will be
conducted Sept. 27 through
Oct. 4 at the Fir st Bapti st
Church of Corona del Mat by
the Rev. James L. Pollard,
pastor of the Southside Bap-
ti st Church of Wilmington,
N.C. He has held various
offices in the Baptl st Asso-
ciation of Wilmington and
and has J)feached In churches
throughout many parts of the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Tbe Plymouth Conareaa-
dooaJ Cburc:b, 3262 Broad
St., Newport Heiabu -Dr.
Thomas Hoo.cr will preach
on "Law and Order'' at the
10 a.m. service thia Sunday.
lOY fOR THE IROWMS
A aon wu born Saturday.
Sept. 19. in Hoaa Hoap\tal to
Mr. and Mn. Mic:bacl J . Brown,
123~ 29th St., Wcat Newport.
CORONA DEL MAR
ON COAST HIW A Y
SCANDINAVIAN
FURNITURE
IMPORTED
ACCESSORIES
INTERIOR
DESIGNS
Don't miss o visit to Karen Margreta's
Pause in the Doni sh Coffee Garden
M-~et l.O.A.O.C
Deily 9:30 to 5:30 S.,,doy• 11-4
POLICE BLOTTER
.,_..,, '-"· 10
Vaadah biota dae doorpnJI
at tlae bome of Kay Vaa AI·
deebnac:k, ll3 Via ltbac:a,
Lido hie. . .A parae and
toWel ware stolen rrom the
parked c:ar of Maraaret Da-
Yidaon, 600 Larkspur AYe.,
Corooa del Mar ••• Betweea
ADa. 2S •d Sept. 5 tllinu
atol e a IUfker baoy from lbe
yard or Bdwia Walker, 440
Mndou Tar., Coroaa Hiab·
Ianda. • .A ju.Ule was ar-
rested at Staa Liquor, llS
Mc:Paddeo Pt., Central New-
port, on the c:barac of abop-
pina an ic:a c:rum bar ... Po-
lice ureated 2 o•eailea at
S.•-on Dnaaa. weatc:li•
Plaza, Cotta Men.. oo a
dlarae of abopliCtina. • .A
bic:yc:le owned by Ric:bard
Clemens. 931 Via Lido Sood,
Lido late, wu atoleo from
lbe Lido Isle Clubbouae. 701
Via Lido Sood ... A c:ar radio
waa a&ol en Au a. 20 from the
car of William W~lla, 2426
Del Mar Dr •• Costa !Cleu ...
Va ndala a bot bol ew 10 4 win-
dow panea at the home of
Jeuie Pedley, 203'h Ony1
AYe., Balboa hland.
.!J7e ~~
o/a
~ne~~
J~n/a ...
us.oo
just say
a
Gl.llln UTU IA
'' nna Puall
Dan Oallaaller. owaer of
Crowa TV ia Corooa del Mar,
ltaa wriuee 1D Newport B .. dl
City Co•c:il aatina for _.
•i c:e oe obtainiaa a f.r•c:hiM
to opent e a c:oanahy •·
teeJSa TV IY Item.
"My maia intMeat is dle
futaue dnelopaumt or tbe
coaaul aec:tioa from Corot~a
del Mar to dle limi u of La-
pma Beac:b," br at.au• Ia
Ilia letter. '1 owe •d opel'-
ate a cable ayatem ia Bt-
Morro Trailer Par\ •.. 1 1111
in a aood poaidon 10 feed
aipala to the home• pliD·
ned in the future!"
PHON& .......
t 044 IRVINE A,_.,.
NDW"PORT •KACM
~Y.IEPT.M.ltM
CDaA .. 11M, CAUf. POUCE BLOTTER ,....,, ..... .
A. w .................. .
.... -)lp 1&., Mtw ..
....... Blft. -· ....... Dr., w .. t Newport. atnac:t
•• ,.ted oar of Jack Cu-,_,.,114 ,. ..... A.a--w.un-s dri•• ..... the
. . .a.., cs..t. • 4ht l&..·•••t ......... .., .... • .,. wae • •• r .. 1a •• 100 Woot of Htla k. all.,
ia w .. t Nft~~Grt. •• A., ....
..,814 ... -·-,_ •• ._ of H. B. Coa•h .. 1710
BalM& ,.,.,., ........ lalaaL
lt...._t at J_.a Harper
MDWl Ou S&adoa. 1300 w. PI.IIIIIL fiLIT
ODaat Hwy., Newport. to fill ,_ .. IPPIIII
.... teak -· ·-lilt willa· n. city recr .. tioe cliYiaioe .,,_..,. · .v.clala, .a.ooe-or Newport Buell h tatiaa
laa pelleta, bnte l plate rep atratioea ,_ 9 a.m. ., at••• wt.clowa at Ill• bcae of 4 ... . PriA-"-t. 25 a.ur ...,., 1410 L Bay ..... -•• _.,, ._.. •
PlOtt&. Bal..,• lel•cl. •• v--for a pre-a~l recreatioe
..aa t.octecl ... n •l•a Ia ~--= lleatatratioea will 2 .,...,, et dle .._. of I.A.. be re~tYed at tile recreadoa ._tt,. tn AalePyat ,.,.,., orn~ ia c .. trai Newport.
... ..,. 'lel•cl. • • 11ain•~ 'Ill• pilot prolf .. Ia aclle-
aeole a boa or ''S.bbl..Up" elated eo beaia dtia fall at
flam dle ,.,.,. of Mlrioe Mo-1M Colou del M• Yoath
Doealcl. 409 Beine La., Bal-C..ter. Punta •• 110 PIG"
boa. Yide macla of dle leacleulaip • • ....__.,,~.pt. t 'Ill• P101fM1 will coaalat of
A. a.it-ud-tu car atnack dle I&OrJ telliaa. uu Mel cratu.
putedcar'or !Wbert J ... e. refreeiiiMat lime, aacl ora ..
liOS.tababel, CoataMeaa. aiaed pl8J.
OD P.t An. u• Abaloee If dae prop• PfOYII Ac-
A.n., Balboa hlaacl. •. Eel-ceufal, it will be eateoclecl
ward Dalyea. ~ Jumiu, 110 other ueaa, ncb •• Mari-
Coroaa del Mar, puaiaa a aera Put aad llda St. Put,
car clri•• by Jamu Slemeoa, accorclaa to the rec:reatioa
207 Priacaeoa Dr., Coata cliYiaioa.
Maaa. ltrllck a car driYQ by un11 •ti'MII Normaa Soaatq or Loa A.a·
LARRY CAPUNE hu lidded lnOtlttr first to his hlstoty IM-
Itlng paddleboard trip from SM Francisco to Newpcwt Buch.
He Is the first NeWl)Orter Inn guest to be registered ~t se~.
The Newporter Inn cruiser met the young llfeguatd a mile off
shore for the lut leg of hi s 18-d~y jouney last Friday. Here
he Is being congtatulated by George Buccola, owner of the
Newporter Inn. Rested up from his 507~11e paddling trip,
22-yeat~ld L atry, now a resident of B~lboa Island, has re-
gistered at Orange Co~st Coll ege and Is attending classes
a•l•• oa Cout Hwy. aear AIIIIII.DIII
Bayalaore Dr., Bay !laorea Mr. Mel Mu. Maralaall !ll·
• • .Harry Mit.cbell of Haw-~ or Ole~le, w• JDit
dlorae colliclecl with Barbara •JOJecl daetr fuat .acatiOD
Salcido 719 HeliotJOpe An. at tlae N.ewport oce~ Croat, ' . • bue pn.aae for the aatual Co~a del Mar, at ~e aat~ baaaty" bot cli•ay for tlae
HCUOD or. Placeoua An. beach litter.
•cl Sllllpeno~ An., Coata "The meoace aeeda 110 be M~·~· •• A bacycle owaed bJ 110ppect at dae aoorce.'' alley
Walla.a1 Modeo, 430 E. lht aay ia a letter to dae City
St., Central Newport. wu Coaoc:i l commeatiaa parti·
Stolen from Weatcliff Piau calarly ~ dae 40th St. beac:b.
~ •• A bcualu ripped off the "Pedlapa daere aboolcl be
wi odow acreen aad prowled 1110re aip wamina•. pgblicity
the bome or Jooea WiDDifred, for impron~oeat, or eno ci-
llO.B 4Sth St., We at Newport tioa the littert»oa." there.
LAGUNA
LIDO
Luxury Beach Front Apartments
in South L..guna
All Wrth Spectacular Views
2&3••·•--2 .....
For Lease From s-to $500 Per Mow•
•
• • • • • •
Golct Medallion T otel Electric
(Built-in Range. Oven. Diahwesher, Refrigerator)
Fully Carpeted end Draped
Completely Soundproof
Elevators to leech I Pool
Enclosed 6eretea
Colorfui Clul» Lounte• for Personal Entertaining
Each Apartment with Private T •"•c•
6 PUINIIHID MODILI OPBI DAILY
LAGUNA LIDO
31711 So. Co ••t Hwy.
~
Sw ........
17J.I1f2 7
THE FINEST AUTOMOBILE
... IS ALWAYS SEEN AT THE FINEST PLACES
to aee the FINEST AUTOMOBILE go to
~"" .. ~ -.-..... ...,
ODIIIO' .. T.-"-AOa TO IIUY,
-~ JOAYeA ... .. MOll. 'T.-u ""'• TL ....... .
I~ET
2121 111111 ILYI. CiliA IIIII ••••• 146-1211
Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerc
Welcomes
MUTUAL SAVINGS ::;C,A~~o:N PASADENA
TO In 10 OFFICI. ••a IlL Ill-"Till •• OF TIIIU"
ADa H. IJDD, D.D.s. THIS fELCOIIE IS EXTENDED BY IIEIIBERS Uoity Realty, IDe.
Raben AlJ)aaF, M.D. OF THE CORON liAR CHAMBER: Lee Vader Rea~ AU Amencao W.Ukat Vao'a Ckaoen
~ C.~t A Drapery Co. Vopl Compeoy lealtan
Arllel'a W alka aod ~e Inc.
P. J. Audette, M.D. WaliiCD A Com~oy
lal-W• nuel SUYice WbitmaD'I Garage
1e11t0D leaky W &neD 'a Stereo-V111oo
Jay A. aaa. Compuy FUt Tbucre
lalla Ncnury T1ae Newpon Hubor Ebatp
1aDk of ~ea PllaiDCIIrilkalty Co.
111 hc:lto (lay leaky) Fo.wa GrW
lay aDd ..... Ieahy fowoo()-leaky
lraa'l Pllldonl Goodbody A Co.
t1ae lraa IUDJ Gay Lady
Clyde .... Nobile Ftoduc:ta Gc:lrdoo H. Glall. Ardtltect
a.abard'a H.rbm llbarmacy RESIDENT MIWIIU
ICc.a.hi...U ....... A Com.-y
ICoroea 4el w.r Aldma1 Holp.
ICoroea4eiW.,_.,
IOIII'OIYI da1 Nar ,.._macy
• ..,.._.HlD'IO..ta•
la • .._u AAtt .. Sbop
IO~rt~t-• 1tunnac y
ICc-ll.JdtJ Aputmeata
ICc-.• PllambiDJ
IOarOIM da1 .._ AadiO Pana
IOOWII TV
ICIGWII Htl'dw-
ICiw.D. w..-Aeo.
IOarOIM da1 W. 'baftl .... _..,. ... 11 .. .,..
..
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Awards
aeli&.oa de 0.0, Newport Beach
area womea' 1 au.iliuy for
die Bla Btodleu.
John Melnnia, wbo operatu
hi• owe commercial priatiaa
company in Oranae. waa cited
by the Bia Brothcra aroup fo•
material contribution• to
lbi• public ae"ice aaency'a
Announced
proa.ram• an Oraaae Couty
from the time the aaeocy wat
eatat.liabed in tbll area.
Dick Richard, head of Rich-
ard' 1 Lido Market, preaented
tho Oiuinauaahed Service
Award a on ~half of the boerd
of duectora of tho Bia Bra--
then of Oranao County, of
wbicb he ia a member. Tbe
S,e .. t Cooher Award, named
for the founder or the Nation-
al Bia Brotheu movement,
waa pre1C11ted by Jamoa Kil-
linaewort.h, preaident of the
Newponer Publiabina Com-
pany, lalt year'• recipient of
thia award.
•
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
ARST SECTION-PAGE U
THURSDAY, SEPT. ~4. 1964
CORONA DEL IIIAR, CAliF.
T'lloeae Walk•, Cocooa del
.._ ..,...,, wu preeeeted
wh~ Ge ErHet Coolter Die-
dapi .... lerYice Award by
.. Bia Brodlere of Or•ae
C.O.tJ at Gat orauiutioa'•
SbG A.aal Awarda B•q.aet
MoodiiJ aiallt, s.,t. ll, at
Ge Belboa Bay Chab. Pi ..
otlaer Oralia• C.O.ty ciduae
were eimilarly booore4 at the
baaquet. reeei•iea DhtiD·
pilhcd Service Awarcla for STATE OFFICER TO TALK
&.heir contributioa &.o l.bh pub-Mu. J~lia Arri. fiut vice-
lie eervice aaency' 1 proatam. preaident of the California
Tbe lattet bonore went to Pederation of Busineu and
Or. Joaepb Tirlc:o and Dr. Profeuional Women's Clubs,
Maurice Riaelina of Santa will apeak at the dinner
meetina or lhe Newpo rt Har-
bor BPW Club Thuuday
evenina. Oct. I . at lhe Men
Verde Countr) Club. Costa
Mesa.
DORIS DAY and ~ock Hudson are pictured In a scene from
their new romantic comedy, "Pillow Talk," now showing at
the Port Theatre In Corona del W11. Other stars are Tony
Randall and Thelma Ritter. "Operation Petticoat" Is also
on the program.
1-LTOI Plnll •u AT All Of 71
Ana; John T. Melnni1 of
Oruae, Mu. Pat Co& of San-
ta Ana and Mu. Pat Mellott
or Newport Beach. COM Is Finance . Center
She is adminisuauve aua-
tant i.n the. Pomona appa~el
firm of Pearsall Bros. She
haa served the Pomona BPW
Clubfo1 12 yean 11 ueuurer,
VICe-president and president.;
lhe Sterra \1&1 D11trict
audito&, vace-"resident
pru ident; and the Slll
deration u proaram
*local Cetrtrol el N•z•tf•• * ..... el ,.. • .,,.,.., Act * ,,... . ,,.,.,_ aad Geftf ..
' Gcwem ,..., o.t ol .........
•D!TAIL!D
O!M!RAL
IMSURAMCI!
COV!RAGI!
ar
ED W'.ARD
Ar
JAY I. IIM,IO
N . NEW_.O,_T 8LVD.
Naw.-o.-T 8EA04
HamHtoe Patton, 70, real-
cleat of Pua4eoa and Cor-
oaa del Mar, cfied Sept. 1~ ia
l:luntiaa toa Memorial Hoapi-
tal, Puadeaa, after a brief
illaeu.
He wu bom rn Chicaao.
ed.ac•ed at Lake Porel t
Academy and Amberat Col-
leae. In 19S4 be marri ed Mu.
Wilma Qoarle1 Walter of Cor-
ona del Mar.
Sw•i•ou include hi 1 wi -
dow, 7 children and 20 arand-
children.
Mr. Patton oraanizod the
Paudena Pcderal s .. ina and
Loan Auoci ation and wu
active aa preaident and man-
aaer until bi1 death.
He wu the son-in-law of
Mra. Mattie L. Quarlea of
Corona del Mar.
GIRL FOR THE PIZZO'S
Adauptcrwu bom SuDday ,
Sept. 6, in Hoaa Hoapital to
Or. 81'1d Mu. Albert G. Pizzo,
417 Pranciaco Or., Weat Up-
per Bay.
Mr. Walker baa been 1 mem-
ber or the bOard of dilectou
o( the Bia Btothera of Oranae
Coonty aince mid-1962. He
wu inatrumental in draftina
a trult apeement whereby
citizen• could contribute
perpetuatina fund• to the Bia
Blothera propam, and ia now
aemna bil aecond term aa
dlairman of the oraanization' •
Special Gift• Committee.
Or. Tirico for the put five
yeara baa aerved u chai~
man of the committee aeekina
aupport for the Bi 1 Broth en
emona the medical profeuion
in Oranae County. Dr. Riael-
ina baa aerved for the put
two yeara 11 1 profeuional
conauhant to the Bia Bro-
thera aetecdon committee, 1
volunteer aroup of profea-
aional poople who acreen all
applicanu for Bia Brother
auianmenu.
Mn. Pat Coa baa aerved aa
ebairm• of the Bia Brotheu
Sante Ana women'• aul.iliary,
Talenu??? Mra. Pat Mellot ia
ootaoina preaident of the An-
SAMUEL ROBERT
Tl• i••puao.,. SAMUEL ROBERT, l•.aA•r coataricr ...
• • • 110• iaJroaac .. -'• "PRARJE SlJEDE" coal ;,. •.JJl• 1M.
"'-•J U. W«l li& .. 14l• Ja..J.o•• clauic, i• MridtcJ by lAc
J • ., -~~ ,n.uu .. p.aiiJ of au ,. .. , .... ,.
( .. .A~tllll) 150.00
...... "' .... ., ..... ...U-'1 •...... I
JtAIInlbhl
With the openina or the lo·
cal office of Mutual Savina•
and Losn Aun.or Puadena.
Corona del ~., claama to
have the nation's areatelt
concentration of financiel
institutions, rated on the
ratio to population.
Here is the complete lilt
or financial offices now lo--
cated in Corona del \1ar:
• SA VIHGS & LO AH
Corona del Mil office of
Mutual Savinas& Loan Asan.
of Puadena; Richard T.
(Dick.) McCulloch, manaaer.
Corona del \1ar offi oe of
Newport Balboa Savinas &
Loan Aun.; Carol French,
manaaer.
• IAMKS
Banlc of America; Rudy
Wea10n, manaaer.
Security First Nauonal
Bank.; Gene ~ntaomery,
manaaer.
United California Bank..
Robert Leech, manaaer.
• STOCK BROKERS
Crowell, Weedon &I Co.;
Mille ~yen, manaaer.
WelfcliH Plaza t Newporter Inn
Goodbody t Co., Robert
Schock.. manaaer.
Letter, Ryons & Co.; Dean
Campbell, resadent partner.
Wa laton & Co. Inc., Glen
Jonea, manaacr.
GIRL FOR 8UDLOP4GS
~r. and ~rs. Dale H. Bud-
lona. II Bay Island, Balboa,
are parent s or a dauahter born
Tue&day. Sept. IS, an Hoaa
Hospt tal.
r
'f I ' ....
" \
) .
d<
nator, recordlna se
2nd and first vtce-p
and leadetsht p and on
tion chatnna~~.
De'4url Tosh, emblem ch
man of the local club. ••II
tnuoduce \1rs. Am and dts-
cuu the club emblem. \4rs.
Aida Gorton. 673-249S, 11
handlina reservauons.
The Newport Harbor BPV.
will hold an Onental part)
th11 Saturday evcnan&. Sept.
26 , at the Elks Lodac.
\ I J; I I
~
* T ovgher Narcotfa l.crw• * Sourtd ';""'' ftolky
Vote for
JOHN SCHMITZ
STATE SENATE
SU IS~RIIE TO THE EHSI GM •• 01 S.0550 T"• ••IF 11•• s,.,., ,riatetl Ntl ,. ........ ..
111 ft.e City ef M•w,•rt l ••c"
, ....
,..,.~
~-,
fashion news: Panti -slip Camisole Style 925
'trith strf'tch-lace straps and stretch-lace back trim for the smoothest po ihle
fit ... ~rfect with any Panti-slip, half-slip or petti-pant. '0LG:\
first ladr nf nodtr-fashtoos
,._..,.\. '~
"Vete''~"OJ
Veta's
INTIMATE APPAIEL
I
I
lliPOIT HARIOR E_,.
Plllr SECTIGI -PAGE 14
COOIIOOCOPPIIID
'Ill• Com Weaa Callromla
..,....iCM Auambly haa
OIMIIpiled a new cookbook, wlai_. .... t 011 aale at the
Sept. 1~ meetlna at the Mon-
Newport Junior Ebell
::·~~~~~~ =.h:! Plans Year's Events
ooeuit.aou or rec:ipea •• 'ftl IN& ,...... ...._ tl .. a In ... ._ .._. ~.. 8any Ooldw8ter, Mra. • ..,... ....,.. .a.11r Del .._ ftlr ._.... -. JW
Nol• .Priaaelle, Mra. Joha -..... _ ..._ t..-~.o~ ._. • _... 1 IIIIa ,_ .. G p .........
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, IM4
CORellA DEl liAR, CAliF.
~-"'--: u.. Ro .. -Dadham ~ -- - --•• '· -• • ._ ~nnutl. rout. ..., .. ~ dlllrtll .. .._, •• ~ -. .....__ ,.,_,._ f'rllllt and Mra. J .-nea Utt. •-~ ........ w .......
f'rlllk Iu 'rlet, 'D. u"m•,
lkiiiNPallllrri, ...... P. .............. ,_,..,.,
fttodln ..._ Jr., a-tal
. ,.._., Eric Wllllaml, _.
8obart All ......
lin. Amlrd lew., ...,.
....... eba.lrasa, wiD ..
.-a .,.... for tbe ~
eocktall putr for tbe J.......,
...... for Oct. a. Anottlar e.m-
......... tbe Jlalor Dell
_.t , ..........
tJr.eb. Dee. I ill the ..,_
BQ Olb, tNnte ol wbtdl wUI
be ,....._ A La Carte -Cir-
ca 1•.
Grid Clash
The pictiiOD c:laahea be-
t weeD the power bouaea or
the uc:luaive Sanaet Lu-
pe will not be aeon thia
year.
In the put the Coate Meaa
Muatanaa and Harbor Hip
have met Fullerton and Ran-
cho Alamitoa aa membera or
the Swuet Leaaue, but now
they meet Savanna, Oranae.
Garden Orove, Buena Park,
Bolaa Ora.ode and Fullerton
in the new Freeway Leaaue.
The Muatanaa opeD their
aeaaon with an intra-leaaue
acrimmaae aaainat Huntioa-
too Beach thi 1 Friday, Sept.
25 at Harbor Hiab.
,
We join in welcoming to Corona del Mar a distinguished
member ot our industry -Mutual Savings and Loan
Association ot Pasaden~ its esteemed Chairman ot
the Board, Richard D. Aston, and its distinguished
President, Louis R. Vincenti.
CURRENT RATE 4.ass PER 4NNUM
p .. ,._. c...-., .... ,.,.,,...,.., s.-• Aw-
SHOP IN All
CONOmONID COMfOIT
Corona del Mat. aa a mem-
ber of the new lnine Loaaue,
will field aaainat La Quinta,
Valencia, Loara. Kennedy
and Villa Park. CorOlla del
M•'• fuat aame will be thia
Saturday eveoina. Sept. 26,
qainat Harbor Hip in a con-
trolled acrirmnaae at Harbor
Hip.
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2s u E. Coott Hwy. CORONA DEL MAR 01. 3-1190
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Cabinetry: The Mandarin Ia ortental-lnaplred furni-
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taste. Smooth-eliding wood-panlf tambour doora are
highlighted by Dyneaty br111 ftdurH. Dlatlnctively
woven grille fabric and hlgbtr poUahed btadl lecquer
flnl1h enhance The M1nderln'1 Fer E1at flavor.
H-JOIA .. , W--45~ .. , D-11"• (cabinet), .". (Oftrlllf).
Petfennaftce Feat•,..: UnaurpeaMd alt-channlf
VHF (I to 11) and UHF (14 to ., tun1n1 • Powertue
New YIN Tuttera • lmptWvM New V.... Color Cttea-
... wtth --volta ,., ,..,. ,..., (lector, ..
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turN II power
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100 Caraatioe A ...
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DAY a NIGHT
WATER HEATERS * IISTAUIAMT
I!IKSHI RE' S ... e .. ,
UJNOl!ON -DINNER
COCKTAILS
ORiole ).AJ40S
)4~ VIA OPORTO
Newport Beach
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COMII'Lf!Tf SHO! SE-VICE
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litO Hettler llv4. WI 6-1311
e TV'S FOR SALI
KIRKPATRICK'S TV •
Robert' 1
Tape Recorder
Set .. and SerYI c:e
OR .3·26SO
27S6 E. Cout Hwy .
Corona del \1ar
e UrttOLSTIItMG
UrttOLSTIIIMG (b-r £arop•• Craf~ntna)
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CUSTOM PURNinJRE
and
BOAT INTERIORS
FIREHOUSE
UPHOLSTERING
2809 Newport Blvd .
Npt .. Beach OR )-{)lOS
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NEWPORT HARBOR £dOlt
F1RST SECTIOI-I'AGE 15
ntJ ltSOA Y, SEPT. 24, 1tM
OOROIIA DEL MAA, CAU F.
Party for
Veterans
The Or•cbotheu Club of
Ne..,t Beach, No. 419,
WOUld up the c:anent club
ye• wit.b tbe 11\Dual party
1i•en eacb year for veteran•
from Looa Beac:b Nanl Hoa·
pi tal.
Scene Of the affair Wal the
Americao Leaion Hall on
Newport Bay, wbere 18 men
were welcomed. A Haw-
aiiaa theme waa canied out.
bepnnina with a luau htncb·
eon c:onaiatioa of teriyaki
c:bid:cn, rout pork. yama
and auorted freab huita .
Toppina off the menu were
varioua kinda of home made
pi ea.
A buae cake in the abapo
of a pineapple was present·
od to the men on their re·
turn to the hospital to be
shared with patienu. The
cake was made by Mu. Jody
Van Aken, dauaJtter of Mn.
Joaepb Robinson. who wu
dl airman for the affau .
Addina to the lalands theme
Wete the colorful flowerl
llnd fruita used in decoratina
the luncheon tablea. Mn.
Ro1e Rock waa in chuae of
decorations.
Entertainment wu provided
by the Dorothy Jo dance ltu·
dio of Corona del Mu. per--
formina 1cveral Sooth Sea
i1land numbeu.
F.EiliEUIFAITE
TO COIDICT PIIOGIAI
Frieda Belinfante, founder
and former conductor of the
Oranae County Pbilbannonic
Orchestra, is return in 1 to the
podium to oondoct .. ~an 1n
'Julie," a unique symphony
concert at the Loa Alarnitoa
TurfCiub, 4961 East Katella,
at 8 p.m. today, SepL 24.
Miu Belinfante. wbo waa
uained both 11 a celliat and
aa a conductor in her native
Holland, won first prize in a
c:onteatoraanized by Europe' a
Ot. Hermann Scbercbcn, be·
aidea winnina acclaim aa tha cond~aetor of Amat.erdam'a
Radio Symphony Orc:beaua.
N•ratot will be Aladdin,
featured performer of the
Lawrence Wlelt TV abow,
PMILCO SCIEinn IS
IAIED COI.L TUT
Pbilco Corporation ac1en·
tist Stephen W. Taai baa been
appointed a eonaultant of the
National Academy of Sci·
ences, to aerve on an advi·
vory committee to the t;.S.
Air Force Syateml Command.
it is 11\DOilncod bere today
by Dr. Lloyd P. Smith, vice
preaident·reaeuch, Ptulco
Corporation.
Dt. 9nith aaid that Dt. Tui
will work aa a member of the
National Academy of Sci·
encc•' Boron Study GtOuf',
providina further techna cal
and acientHic oonaultation
for the U.S.A.F. boron lech-~
noloiY proar~m .
BY OWNBR -COM 2 uniu.
l beclroonla eacb. Q\aict
atreeL New ht T .D. lS
yu . 6~. Owner will carry
am all lnd. ns. 9SO. 67 s-
3604, 61l..Q7S3.
BY OWNER. 2 bdnn. house,
Spic and apan inaide and
out. Priced riabt. Look 11
617 N11c:iuus, COM. then
call owner at () 7 5-0047
eveninaa.
3 bedroom-2 bath Medallion
Home. All wool carpets·
cuat.om drapea and ahades,
Del Piao T1le entry. Room
for pool. Sprinkler system.
Larae pauo. Open bouse
Saturday & Sunday. Owner
ti7~S76} 1000 Sea Lane,
COM. 14:>,000 -lenns.
OCEAN VIEW, Fee Simple 2
bedroom, 11.1: baths. Room
for expansion. Carpets,
dtapcs, electric kitchen.
Open. S20 De Ann Dr.,
Corona Hiahlanda, Owne~
OR 3-i,ROO. Wall cooperate.
•IIOUSES FOR RENT
NORTH COSTA \1E.SA. Fur·
n11hed bachelor apt. Very
tarae delu1e. Alao 1 bedJOOm
apt. fumi abed or unfumi ah·
ed. 2880 La Salle. Ph. S31,..
703S
COM 2 Br. F11m. bouae. Gar·
aae and Paoo by month or
leue. 673-.3604, 67l-07Sl.
FURNISHED 1 bedroom apart·
ment. 1110 pet month.
Adulu. No peta. 673-SH7.
4.34~ Acacia,
POR RENT 1 bedroom ru~
niabed apanment yearly,
tiS. Adlllta -No peu. 6 7.3-
.3240.
AUGT111
BACK BAY BEAUTY
Thu .3 bedroom, 2"'.1 bath
home con 11 su of 2000 q .
fl. of custom ~eaan.::e,
wba ch anc ludes a spac1ous
fam1ly room. Lovely ortew
of F a5l Bluff Aucuon al
stle · 22.3 5 Tusun 4.ve .
~ewpon tnach, Sunday,
Uctober 11 , at 2 p m Broker
coopeuuoo anvtted. For
ttluatnted brochure contact:
PIATELLI
AuctionHr, Realtors
361 S. Robertson Blvd,
Beverly Hi II s, Calif.
(213) 652-6900
LEGAL MOTlCE
........
2 ..........
SMALL APART~ENT fur
rent on Balb011 Island for
the Winter month~. sSO mo.
Would Ptefet OUI or towner
who wants a pl~&ce to s uay
weekend ~. f. 3·1S07.
• RENTALS
FREE Rt-_,TAL I"RVlCE
SQS 1D UM f'CI fl\O nth. V.e
do your roadwork ftee
~~~
,.._ ---OR .3-~SSO, Co ron a del \1u .
\if 2-)1,()(), 'ev.port 'leach.
• OFFICE SPACE
FOR RENT
POR LBA.I8 -1 otft ce eait.al
Corou clel .... t.i..a.le for
ln:Wtect. eqiaeer, _.
face.rtaa ,.,... .... u ...
etc. Will c~econ.. a at•
to •iL Call 67)..20)), o ... er.
OPPICE or uore apace for
rent in Corona del M•.
eoath aide of t.be ltipway;
700 aq.. fL in rear. f'all
owner at Eaaip, 611-0SSO,
• IUtlleiU
I.TMd
ONE CORO A DEl \1AR
commercial rental. Suatable
for office or shop. ISS pet
month. 67.3-2020. VOGEL
co.
..OWN YOUR OWN" 1~
down. • .. mo. "Uiua ,...
dama." 4dDita, no pelt,
Mobile Komca. I 0140 " lar-
aer, San Luia Rey Mobile
Home Eatat ca, 4202 Mi_.
aion, Oce•aide. 722-1201.
• WORilWAMTID
IRONING. 'h.. of ell*'"
i•« 011 all ~· of clo-
tbina .t lieeo. ~·~htry,
m•'• alliru. 11.~ per Hr •
M-.1 Whi1ma, #o07 ~
.. ri&e. COM. OR 3-2114.
PllOFESSIONAL SERVICES
EAitiaJ, c:ntac:in, ,.-...
... , wririaa. .Kpeft .... -
Uei .. rti'J of C ahfoaia. ..
Eel~ of loc:al pclbUaiaa COIIP_,. .._aecript.a, 4li ..
..,.. ........... Mrs. a. •. .. ,.n ... .
IIIUAILB ~*VB -_, .,. ...... ..w., ... t.e.d
Wa&e-. .. Hawtiae,
,.. 'n.l!g OA. 646-1197.
STEADY llloeaeke-.>iDI day
work waated or clailcl ~an.
E.aperi .. ~ecL 646-.3$76,
LKAL MOT1CI
without covenent or wenenh,
eipteU or unpiled, '"!lerchnfl
title, po-eMion, or et~C'um
brancea, 10 pev the remalnlnjl
•llsre~te principal sum of the
~tot.-~teeu~d bv nad IHf'CI of
Tnast, &~wit: 119,Q8S,92. wuh
illterellt from ~ovembPr 30, 1963,
•• in Mid aote provided, ad·
vuc:ea, If uy, lllder Ute '"""•
of .. td Deed of Tn~•t. 1.-.. j&.
eh•!l"._ •nd P'q'f'll .. f'l n l ahf'
l'n.stu and o f the t.rulltl ere•
ted by eaid Deed of Tnost.
'nle beeeflc:tery eadw ... d
Deed of Th•. b re-• of •
bftec:h Of def..Jt Ia tbe obll11•
tioaa ~~e<wed tlioereby, It-•
befof'lr .-~~ted •4 dell~
to the ~tacl ... lj111ed • wrine•
Deden1ioa of Def"h •tul 0. ,...act lor Sele, •d wriuea •~
liet> of ltftec:h ead of alec:tloa
to c:aeM the altd ... lpe4 te Mil
•aiel property &o .~.,,. ••lei
ollll.fl•loa-. aad Ot.eaft•, oa
Jeu 16. 19M. tlte •~pe4 ('...... •14 ... ,~ •f ... ec:ll
11M of eJen.'" to ~ .-4.4 Ia
11oM 'IOU, ,... m, ef ..W
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bay lot caa• IBW aypewri•·
.... , be faitly ..... ill
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LAaOE CLEAN , ... , fDr
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CHOCOLATE SHOP -r ...
mrea c:.a..iea ..., DAVID .. P\ow•• _, NOitM. ~
ai1 .. ia .,.. 7 r•••· 646-Uit. UO B. 17a, C.M.
PILE ia eat& _.lofty, colora
ret.aia kiUi~ ill ~...,.ta
cle•ed wia Bl.. Laacre.
R• alec:tric ala&IIIPOMr •
tl. Crowa Karel..,.. CDM,
671-2100.
~ERS NiONYMCXJS -
"For all la .. • tiaMCl ad
CIOGl& aa.ort of ae aJory of
Go4. u Do fOO laa•e ,. ,_t'? An ,.,. tii:Mibled '"*
cloebt, 01 fear, Of _,tiaeu,
a. ep-itia, or -. .... or i.-
feriority, 01 •jh. or aie-
falaeu, or et ce•taT BE
OF 0000 (]( EER. We
lane •• ••wer at ~
l•aly .o dlarp. Wri•
SINNERS NiONYMOUS.
P.O. Bo•l04l, Coeta W.aa.
\Jf call ~dlael, U •)49L -·---N£• ··•~.,.. 1 s~·
By a_, ColJ.el•r -1S.
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MRS. lltEilBSA R.ENNER.
Seta Butolr.'a papil, baa
• openiDa for 1if\ed pitDO
atad•t•. Photte 67S.OUl.
M.COHOUCS ANONYMOUS.
Harbor Ana. 673-&114. ~
boul.
S'TI!.AM 8A 1111 AND IIAAI-
SAOI! ., ....---.
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Ne..,on ...._, 61~)61)
SACRIFICE Bo\ 's Sch•tnn
ba ke, encyclopedaa. Also.
chaldJen'' encyclopedia.
set of Scaencc books. \1usl
,ell. S~4-R326.
RL \t\t,Gf-S-'LE. Fttda)
and Satu1day. 19th and
'Placenua. C. \t. Q a.m. to
f. 30 p.m.
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aioaa. Alao aalulady -
ren&al uperiuu.
S...t.r4 RMity
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IUIOPIAM DILIVIRY
MIANUAaTIIS
A PLEASUT PLACE
TO DEAL
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TUI .. nA,_ Ull'
1001 financint crvoi~.We
AI• .. c.-ry our own
contrac1L
s •• Tl s.••
M EWPORTER MOTORS
20l6 H.t. II..L ' eo ... ..._
S..S29• s..a511
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free t·-·· JCJaDNitl P8T IHOP, J1S1 L CleM
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• IW IITAft
UIIALD lAY
Vacant lot 100d00 on top lnel of thia private
COnlllunity. The lot ia level and ready to bailcl
on with all utilitiea undera•ou.nct Tenoi a coarta,
pool, clubbouae and printe beach. Priced rip&
at 135,000.
COIIOIA DEL MAR
DUPLEX
Top income on thia 2 bdrm home with aueat
apartment in rear and new 1 bdrm apartment
over aaraae. Home and aueat apanment are fur-
ftiahed. Potential income of S340 per month and
all for JUst $)7,500.
HAIIIOII YIE• HILLS
OPEN HOUSE DAILY
UIS IOLDEIIOD
See th1s beat 4 bdnn, 2~ bath floor plan in Har-
bor Ve ew Hilla. Mou fabuloua view of the en-
tire bay area. A little TLC would make this a
ahowplace for a youaa (or old) uecutive. Be-
low market at j ust $42,500.
3S42 r.t Cnut H11hwl1
Corona ckl ~ar. CaW
SHOIECLIFFS by
67$.2101
Ocean
J Perfecuoll best desc11bes th1s attractive imma-
culate home. There es a charmena lavina room
weth ocean v1ev.. <\ cheerful den and a aood-
slzed d;nana room, a larae master bednn. with
ItS own bath. plus 2 o ther bedtms. &: batb. Pi-
nest caspets &. dupes. 2 pauos overlookina a
love I y pool-sized a arden v.1 th complete privacy.
In fact, everylhana desuable 1n a home. Owner's
leavina and has puced home to sell quickly at
$55,000.
2. Reduced S6,000. Spacious ltvana room, l111e
den, sunny kitchen & bt eakfast nook , 2 bdnna.,
2 batba. enchanuna patio and beautiful secluded
aarden. Open afternoons, 259 Mornina Canyon
Rd.
WOOTTOIIEALTY
2UO IL C..at HWJ., c-a Ml W., oa s~ -ott J-2J55
Balboa Business Building
Leased to laundromat. .. plus 2-2 bednn. furniahed
apartments. Just a fcv. feet to Bay.
A.s luna sSO,OOO • • •
Newport Beach
Block to Ocean
Furn1shed Reach cottaae on co~nct lot. S2,500
down .
Full PII CC S21.500 • • •
lAY FRO•T -Sale~ or Rentals. wente! o r yearly.
........
... H'TAL.e • T••oca
80'7 lt ........ eo .. •L.vo.
aAL.eoA , C:AL.II"'-1.0.
O II'P. e7.s.eeeo ,. ••. e7a·••2•
Quain/ 2 bedrm &
den home, bl t·in kitchen t
1 bdrm. opt. over dbl. gar.
& guest room & both -fur-
nished -$51 ,500.
(J,.anJ Canal _ •
bdrms., 2 baths, carpets,
drapes, stove & refrig.,
new dock -excellent buy
-S55,000.
Q,. larf• lol 2 fw-
nished cotto9es each with
patio, gara9e. Thit Is on
excellent home & income
prop«fy with olmoat 3,000
aq. ft. -$79,500. •u-. lltl1r .....................
a-ow..-
I
.. .
to include so many
extra quality features that you wouldn't
expec t to find in this well-priced home.
It is beautiful and spacious and yet so
well arranged that it is compact in floor
plan and easy to care for. Features 3
baths, a large guest house, a huge gal'"
age plus a worbhop.
T1Y TIE UnLE OFF1CE .Til TIE Ill IEIVICI
freflcla J. Hetvetla, R .. lter
Celv1n S. fett, Aueclete
Wlnlfre_. L. feu, Aaaecl ...
FOR SALE
Calvin S. Fou, Auociate
OCEAN F RONT Dupin 3
bedrooms up, 2 bath: 2 bed-
rooma down, 1 bath. S74,500.
S5~.000 loan commitment.
OCEAN FRONT Duplex, cot.
lot, new carpets and dupea.
Beat rental area. ~0.000.
$46,000 loan available.
CORNER D PLEX, 1 ~ yu.
old, 3 bedrooma up, 2 bath:
2 bdnns, 2 bath down, fire-
place. caspet & drapea. 549,-
SOO. 1)8,000 loan available. owe second.
BRAND NEW cuatom built
atudio type , 3 and 3, 5 batha,
147,500, excellent financina.
• • •
Leaaehold Oceanaire 4 - 2
bedroom a furni ahed and un-
futniahed from 138.500 up.
RENTALS
Winifred L. Poaa, Aaaociate
2 BEDROOM OCEAN
Winter, fireplace, • I 15.
4 BEDROOMS, furn .• winter, uoo.
1 BEDROOM, winter for •90.
3 BEDROOM, winter for •t~O.
2 BEDROOM unfur., yearly,
$160.
1 BEDROOM unfur., yearly
I I OS.
4 BEDROOM unfurn., yea1ly uoo.
• • •
Vincent'a Market, 2214 New-
port Bh•d., sale or lona tenn
leaae, 208 1 121' on New-
port Blvd. More adj.acent pro-
perty available.
WANTED
REAL EST ATE SALE9.1AN
FRANCIS J. HORVATH, RHhor
3420 W. lela... • 67~ 1972 Office
"l-7187 •41 67S.216tf ......... .
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:Jra J. :lor (or other property,
small refdtal units, or?
u 1-7729 ......... ea.
call 67).2114 or Ml 6-lUI
BUYS !!/
-..J
Cboiceat channel rroat daples nailable -Newly de-
corated, and in beat location. 4 Bedroom• and l bed-
rooma -or, divide aa you like. Pier and noat, or
courae. Tbia, you muat SEE! Only 172,000 -110,000
down .
Spacious, beautifully c&rl)eted 1 bedloom home wid\
lovely patio, outdoor fireplace AND cote apartment in
rear -I~ blka to ocean and ~ blk to cbanael. 130,000
-IS,OOO dn'
.3 bedroom, 2 bath, dbl. aaraae home with room to build
another unit. U9,SOO. SubOrdination nailable. .
LOTSA LOTS: Primely located lot with ucetlent aar-
aae on back -ready to build in front. Nut to • pco-
perty above. $23,000 -13,000 dn.
' A lona. vacant 2S 1 9S lot, leu &ban 1 blk to ocean.
Close to everythlna. 122,500. Subord. available.,
Want to build a really BIO duplex, cloae to ocean?
(like a atone'a throw away) Tbia Ia the only one of thia
she we know or -34 • 134. n~.ooo -~~.000 eta.
C-1 Balboa Bhd. 30 x 9S lot in beat downtown loce-
tion. •ls.ooo -Make offer.
Wby cton•t YOU contDit
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electric titct.... Poot-el ae
lot aear aew Water Peat. C.JI
BUI H_..cta leaJ Baa.a..
BILL HfiDIJCIS
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Large family room with alidlnc Jlau door
to patio. W ,w carpets. drapes. 2~ BATHS,
fireplace and forced ajr heat. Spaclow HP"
ara{e aervtce room with ball bath. Double
a:arage and large fenced rear yard. Located
in HuntJnrton Beach NEAR FIVE POINTS
SHOPPING CENTER. A whale of a buy at
only $23,500 -CALL TODAY.
Close in C-2
CORNER CO&UIERCLU LOT NEAR E.
17TH STREET and Orange Ave. with thr'M
bedroom nome. bachelor apartment and
double garage. IDEAL FOR MANY ~ES
Of S}tALL BUSINESSES Owner leav1D'
town -Call us for details.
Retirement Cottage
Why retire In a hidden valley or hot de&ert
when you can do 10 in pleasant Costa MeJ&
1c enjoy the convenience of walkina to ST.
JO).CHIM CATHOUC CHURCH, theatre lc
ah Let us show
hardwood floors. Manicured lawns front and
rear includJng bearing fruit trees. SALES
PRJCE ONLY 118,950. Property clear. Sub-
mil low down to new financing .
Newport Heights
A REAL BEAUTY -Two Bedrooms. Built·
1n Modern Kitchen with breakfast bar,
separate laundry room. 13'x24' living room
with large fireplace. wall to waU carpets
thru-out and Quality Drapes. Separate two
Car Garage on alley and two professionally
landscaped WORK FREE YARDS. Room for
boat or trailer storage from alley. YOU WILL
UKE THIS FOR ONLY $23,900.
Have Claustrophobic
Shudder? Tben see this contemporary FOUR
BEDROOM. two bath. family room home in
MESA VERDE ESTATES. This home is com·
pletely carpeted and draped and has a Jove·
ly Built·in Kitchen including dishwasher.
You'll like the lush landscapmg front and
rear. plus front courtyard and large rear
arttstically des1gned patio. UNDERPRICED
ON TODA Y'S MARKET AT 0:\L Y $28.500.
SUBMIT ON"' DOW~. Excellent Cinanc1n~
can be arranged.
M.M. LaBorde, Realtor
"Yov'll Like Our Friendly S.rvlce•
(located In E. 17th St. Shoppint Center)
220 E. 17th St. Cfthone 646-Q555) C"ta Meu
Evenint~ Call 675-5705 or 540-0376
BALBOA ISLAND
201 Gemet
0'Et4 HOUSE SAT. AND SUNDAY 1-5
Real family life i a no happy accident, it Ia plan-
ned for and built foe. Every consideration waa
aiven when buildina thia 3-bedroom -3 bath, all
year tound bouae. Lovely fireplace in huae llvlna
and family room. Tbe kitchen ia every womana
dream, built and deaianed by chambera. lr you
want the moat for the money, then juat call ue
DOW.
CHESTEI F. SALISIURY
315 ,._,. .. A ... , leiiiM lalett4 OIIOLI WtoO
n1 Til 1111111YI
Lo ••• , , beclroom l bath rally famlllaecl!MJ~De ,. lniu
Ternce.
POit RENT
OIHeatf , ... ...._ YtadJ baeie. lttJ whit Plaa.rde.
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OPDMIIIUT.IWI. 1-1
I .LLIIIISLI
-Private Island
WiJh your own pier and float for a luae yacht.
FABULOUS PANORAMIC VIEW of Newpott Bay from
every window of thi a dlannina contemporary home
with four bedJooma, ma.id'a room plua )~ badu.
Larae Muter Bedroom wid\ your own pri vate sun·
deck and built•in projec10r acreen.
Venetian Tile Founta.in aeparated dininaroom from
lovely aunken livina room with overhead built-in spot
ltahu for all your paintinaa. .
Larac kitchen with every convenience built-in, in·
cludina barbequc. The home for cbe family who de-
manda the ultimate in livina pleasure.
Write er cell .. .., fw • INedl•re M .. h • ...-a••••·
RALPH Y. HINGER Ph .... :;:.•ce :: ~~
Real Estate Office
wants
experienced soles people
for octive full time work
SEACREST REALTY
C.ll 673-0430 .. ,.. ...
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• • • BALBOA • • •
Pour bedroom, 2 bath home ..• luae lot. .. 2 pa-
tioa. . .bia fwnily room ... fireplace ... dollble
aar•••· .• $43,500, aood tenna.
• • • • • •
Bread new 3 b~room. l~ batb, flllliiJ 1'00111, th ..
place. Tbia ia a beautiful home and a real buy
at 151,500. Both homet h&Ye acceu eo prince
beach, boat laanc:hina and Balboa Peoiuula
Tenni• Club.
• • • • • •
DU PLBX blaJ, l uit• oa l•a• coner lot, l
Ndloom, l badt aaola, acceu lbla cloeble , • ., ••
Lira• eec&oaed •••ct. ukiaa M7 ,SOO, t1 .SOO
don. Oner will cwry at 6~
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Cit MOITM MIWPOIT IOULEVAID ACIOSS FIOM MOAG NOS,. TAL AT WUTMIMSTU IL YO. CIOSSIOADS
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* 010 LIPE HERE *
POR DADDY.O: The 22122
nampua rm. for hidina out in
a larae way; it haa a SW£.
DISH fireplac_, for barbec:uina
for SWEDES, beatina, etc.
FOR MC>tJMY-Q: the built-
in kitchen II bleakratt nook
it done in EARLY AMERI·
CAN motif wi dt fireplace for
bubecuina for EARLY (or
laca) AMERICANS. beatina
old tad irona, burpina aahu
on the rinyl noora etc. The
relt or the home it quite
nice too' Rehacteatly redac:ed
., t34,500. Take a lool.
* HALP ACRE *
loYCly 2 yr. old cluplu plua
a well kept older home. 2
bdnna. in each. 3 car aaraae.
ROOM POR MORE UNITS . .W
rl a mile co new UNIV. OP
CALIP.IRVJIIE. Pr. t39,500.
EXCELLENTVALUE HERE!
* THRJPTY? *
Then ••• thia 3 .t family rm.
"Btt-in" kitcbell; STOP
JOHN VOGEL & ASSOC_!!ill----
REALTORS AMD~.U.U~Htto-
••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • : Lido Shores Realty :
• • • • • • •
3303 N1_,ort llvd. 67J-2153 :
Ct 1 ..... ._.. LIDq tiLl * OPIN DAILY *
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ly ra. A.JirXIOOS t.o
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••·•tt.-r.e-ua Blvd. ae•i C.eelteat Ylew fit
......_ EACH. IJ8.SOO. ~ MS,OOO.
WI HAWA NUMUI Of IXCilLINT COMMIICIAL STOID
AVAILAaLI .. THI HU•T Of COSTA MilA fOil LIASI. .. .............................. -·········· ................................. .
IIALTOIS : ASSOCIATIS
• J. C. •••••"'· .._, •~wlelt Dwettlr Hert C..Nir-u-
• · 11 ..... O~le '--14 HelM c.t~ l.,... •
• I. S. lidlltts a. 1. "•r,.lt .. _•r• '-•-"· Jr A-.t4 Wells •
••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOOK~',START COO~'' lj;_. ...................................................... . 2 fireplacu. Covered patio. I
Beautifolly lawned, ahrubbed
l aprinltlered aro~~nda. Near
O.C. Colleaell other achoola.
All dtia .t more for 114,950.
CALL NOW! Tomonow may
be'too late!
* 5~1310 R-2 *
AID THIS UP! front 100 ft.
\at 1 yr. old l bdrm 2\4 balh
lOftle whb breakfaat rm., 1ft-
rice porcb and "Outdoor Li.-
ina" patio for 126.500. The
210 ft. of left OYer uaa upon
wbicb YOU can build 4 ot S
rental a ia · .. "PREE:• ntE
LINE PORMS ON ntE
LEPT'
WIIIMI1 ,. lite a RW ESTATE LKENSE?
c k nn 11 r1 ....., .-.. rc• ww r• '•
IT'S EASY
Cr ohra , ....... lui At1 W. C.... 01«1 .... 149.50
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IEWORT IEACM
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ReJI Est.lte As J
* CHEAPIE. * ~~::;;~·-;-~ REDUCED TO 116.900. Nice I ~~~~~~~~~, FOil SALE DUPLEX
OCEA.' "--RE VIEV. Dl PLEX
5000 Seashote Or .. ....8 . -
~2.500. 4 bedrooms. 1 bath
up, leased 12:!5. 1 bedrooms.
1 balh do•n. nail able. 1175.
Electttc bualHns, ancludtna
di shwasber, carpets and
drapes. Yt'i II con11de r boat 01
lot as part of do•n payment.
ot wi II u ade up for luaer
uniu. Evenanaa 54fl-364q.
Owner.
3 bdrm. 1~ bath home. Carpet·
ina. Drapea. Slab patio. Bia
2 cat au. Side yard for boat
or trailer •coraae. Near
acboola. Down paymt 11,500.
Check tbia ECONOMY HOME!
*VACANT65all0 *
OPPORTUNITY oo a comer!
Escelleat ••eouaty-()Jrridor"
locatioa in the Back Bay
ana. One of &be loweat pri-
c~ ncant anilable. It ia
NOT lul8d lead. Buy it ead
yoa own it. Price 19,500.
• ONEACRE *
Select uea A tita for apta.
Ul ft. tlraet ftoetaaa. Par-
cel a4joi.. Newport Bl•4.
C-1 10ee at rear. Pne•t •""•"u .,. a z bclnD •
a 1 ~ ... pi•• aar-.et.
Atkl•a uo,ooo.
* LOOit OOTI *
8¢ uec TODAY
'h 'fte DIIIGIN
Tel ... _.: OIUola J.O.SJO
CldiUlE
IAYCIEST
Escrow Folded
Custom 3 Br., 2h Both
plus fomlly room. All elec·
trlc lcitchen.
,_ ou ''POt IALB" 11111· ......... ., .......
c.~u-. ••• .. eellf -WATQt 1M '"IOU) .. tlpe
.1-.vvv cAown will hc.Mlle on ,_ICed "'ee of S41,500.
-• ._CAN .U. YOUU TOO r•
E CAlliSOI CO.
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17ll T ,..ewinds ln.
0,... Aft.,...
OR 3-l515
ADVEITISIIG
PAYS ....
$1,315,550.00
Tht s figure represents the value of property we
hove tn escrow at th1s momen t.
Let us odd the value of
YOU~ PROPERTY
to thia fivwre
Coli YS now so we con serve yov
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..
We Offer the Best
TO
ALL HOME SEEKERS
CALL
REAL TORS
1860 Newport Blvd ., Costo Meso
OFFICES: 646-3928
Kl 5-3.483
''' IEWPOIIT lEACH
EXECUT1VE UV'IIG
Lovely ft'eatclaff home. 2-
bedrooma, 2 batha plua con-
vcruble den and formal dan-
101 room. . .on cul-de-sa c
IUeet. Th11 apaCIOUI 2900
aq. ft. bome baa double doors
operuna onto the tenarZD
enuy hall. wbtcb leada anto
&be beauuCul livina room en·
ban~d wa th c:athednl ce lltna.
hbaa a lovely kadney·ahaped
pool for leiiUreJy IWIIMIIDI,
aod, for tbe man of !he bouse .
a 510 aq. ft. workshop .
/
FUI II THE SUI
Three bedtoom, 2 balh Ocean
Front bome on comer lot. l-
eu .. raae aueued for unat
or petfect for ealara•na your
bome. Carpet and drapes
lhrouabout. Ideal fo r the fam-
Ily that ltku to surf. O•ner
'Wi II trade.
!U!!
COSTA lEU TRIPLEX
Home wtth ancome. Tv.o 2·
bedim. apu .. ••th 1"7 bath&
each. plua 3-bedJoom una t.
Ideal for fami ly tbat w11hes
to ltve on property and have
tncome. Each unit hu sepa-
rate pauo for outdoor r lea-
awe. (l.fl)eU snd drapes
throuabout. au. bi t-an s. du -
poul. and laundry area. In·
come 137 5 month.
OftfH HOUSE /
COUin COIIIIIOOR
a.-.._ ... s... ~ s-. \.~ ---
41! FIIUCISCO
Buy or. ltfetame' ThiS home
has 4 8edrm1., 3 baths. plus
luv~:) r arquet famaly tOOm
open1n1 onto del·pasa ta le
entry. •h1ch lead1 Into lar a~
llvin1 toom Ceatu11n1 a b11ck
firerlace. 1 oovered patto1
prov1de outdoor enJOyment on
du 1 IIOallO fL loq Reduced
for qu1c:lt ule to S)Q .SOO,
'IICLIIIVE
You wttl m11a lhe boet tf you
do not ue lht 1 enmac:ulate
3-be*oom borne with din•na
room' Double fireplace. Beau-
tlflll aant.n. Ideal for hmi ly
or co~rple. *l I."~·
1ec.
s.td. . ..... ,.
C.IIAityti-•...,..••Me 6-l2SS • m
-E. 176 s.. c... ..
EVE S: Kl 9-1058
OR l-•sn
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-L COAIT '""'· CIMtOMA HL .,. ,...,... .,.... ...
CAIIO 111011!1
3 Bdnns. each w1th own bath .
Separate Formal Oln1n1 Room.
Larae Family Room. V1ew.
Vacant -Ot1ve by and aee,
4527 Perham Ota ve
Onl) ~65 .000.-S47,000 loan
OILY Sit.• ••
will buy tbas beautiful vac111
home an Cameo Shorea. 3
Bdnns .. Famll)' Room. Larae
Otn1n1 Rm .• Pool and 4 Pa·
u os. Open Saturdt\ ,( unday
1 tO 5.
4B Q Tremon t Lane
IRVII E TEIIIIACE
On Cornet Lot. '11 ce .:! Bdnn.
and Den HClme. Bu1lt·1n elec.
Kitchen and Batbequc.
S3~.500 Full P11 ce
Open aturda' ,( SUnda~
I to 5
"0 1 Santana
''o
ESCOIDIDO AIIEA
~.ao acre ranch. lll alnut• <
pc ache ~>. '\II Improvements.
s1r.00 rc1 acte. I ad . lila.
ro~p ,.I th bt<'~ cu.
@) ~:~
IIALn
-I. CDAJT WT. CXNIC*A ML ...
....... 67'1: ...
Special !
2-bedrooms, fireploce
nice yord.
S17.SOO
BABSON
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THUIISOA!L.SEJ'T. 24, 11M COROllA uu liM, CALIF.
ONE BLOCK TO OCEAN
LUXURIOUS FAMILY DUPLEX
• bedroom and 2~ baths in each unit. Excellent
terms -.$59 ,SOO Full Price. Quality Throughout -
Only 1 year old.
CALL WILLIAM C. RING
REALTORS
Corona dol Mar (71~) 673-U>O
Prestige Home Site
Corona Highlands hill-top lot 75'
x 156', not leasehold. Lost re-
maining of the fee lots. Among
fine homes with ocean and volley
views. S30,000, terms. May toke
trod e.
Courtesy to Brokers
Stanley A. Smith
Owner-Re altar
615 Goldenrod Ave., Corona del Mor
Telephone 673-2010
Irvine Terrace
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY -1915 Sabrina Ter-
race -3 bedrooms & mas d's room -H6 baths.
Separate dinina room. 40' pool, with heater &
Filter. FABULOUS VIE"'.
• • •
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY AND SUitf)AY
In beauurul BAYCREST-4 B.R .• dinsna room.
3 baths. large pool w heater. fil ter.
NATE LIBBEY
1701 Marlin, Baycrast
673-5107 -.5.48-9354
1610 W. Coast Hwy., H-port leoch
OCEAN FRONT
Modem duplex, beautirully catpeted and draped.
Pride or ownership.
S72,000
This Is ftto •ost po,.lar ar.e; 3 lr; Mtt. & ~
S53,500
OPEM HOUSE -Set.rtlay and S.•IMy
2149 Seville AYe., Balboa -Comer O.annel Rd.
3 BR. 2 baths , Ia. livina room, fireplace, etc. sss.ooo
lEACH MOOERM
3 Bt. 2~ Baths, boilt-in uc:uum ayatem, 111ft deck,
plue louly patio.
t39,500
WILL TRAO!
aew duple~. cJoae to beach, 3 Br, 2 baths each, }-
car taraae. aot leaaebold.
SS4,500
COitOHA DEL MAR
loada of Hipw*J, 3 BR. l badla.
ONLY tl9,9$0
~ {' *' '/ • • I
~REAL'YOR
JAil ...... c..,.. 14., ..........
3--Bedrm, or 2 u4 deo eoalOIII botH., P•t. patio,
utra lara• li•l•a 100m, ba.!lt-iaa, aemce porch.
Key to print• eauaaoe 110 "Liule Coroaa Beaob:'
$.54,700
• * * OPIH HOU$1 -617 Marperite, Coroaa del Mar.
0.. or dta few )-bdrm. bomea ja COM OD uua
wide attoeL New roof, paiated iaaide .t oat. R-2
lot with plenty of 100111 for aarate apt. New Oaf-
fora .t Sattler built-iu. Completely carpeted with
nylon ciJI)eta.
Let ua abow you thia oae -$31,900 . . ..
fiXER U,.PER -3-bedrma., den, firepl. Needa
.ome paint ~nd imaaination. Terrific loaa on pro-
perty! Call for eppointment to aee this NOW.
* * * CHEAPEST 4-UHlTS (in Corona del Mar) -2
bedmla. each uni t. All ban fireplaces, carpeted,
drapea, tile kitchens, aarbaae diapoaaJa. ~
' PLETEL Y FURNISHED. One caa be told 11 a
aeparate dupleL .. u .. u. $69,900 * 2 u..... $3.4, 950
1915 E. Coast Hwy., CerHa .MI Mer, OR S.5726
(acl!-lal•t P.rt Theetra)
LIDO IIEALn, IIC.
rakes pleasure in offering a wide sclecdon of exclu-
SIVely usted properties on lovely lido Isle.
• Interior Lou .......................................... from U8,9SO
• lnteri{)r homea ............................................ from t39,9SO
• Bay rront lou ..... ....... . ..... .................... from J82.SOO
• Bay front homea.... ................................. rrom 117 .SOO
We invite your inquiriee -Pull paniculara will be pro-
vided without obliaation. Let the Lido expcrte serve
you.
Lido Realty Inc.
3400 VIa Lido, M_,.n 8Hdt -OR 3-1130
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -521 Irvine Ave.
OPEH HOUSE OH SUMOAY 1·5
CA~olity Plus in this 3-becim., 2 both home. It has
all the built-ins, fireplace, f.,ced patio and yard.
Close to Newport Schools.
BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES
1505 W. lelbaa llv•.', ... ..,.,. IHch
67).7.20
OFFICII Fll IEIT
Beet Lido location. Fumiah-
od or unfunliahed. Air con-
ditioned. Low as 175 per
month .
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IALMA ..... LA
2 bedroom, 1 bada, l1llftPO I
room. Pa•iallod or aafllr-
llilhecl. 1165 pet IDOatll -
n&er reaaal.
EME
Lawn Service
Complete Maiotenance
Tree Se"ico
Week~th-Year
LET GARLAND DO IT
Phone
548-72•6
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COROllA DEL IMR, CAliF. TELEPHONE DOODLES---... .s .... JloM-t c. tell~
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a.o •• , of ••• boyt , Jack-
,. Haedl• of HlltJor Hlp·
luclt , I • looklaa forw•cl t10
tlbllaa 14 wl..Wa daa ant
two Or daraa wMkt ••• all of
.Wdl c•tecl bit clola't at
dM Ma..,..lut Co• try Clab
l .. t .. at. wb• a baby lbo ...
waa al•ea ia Iter booor by
Mual• Simt of Baycr .. t ud
Martie ltlalpar of Harbor
HilltJMda. AJ10 OD hMd ware
Domaa Hleclbriak aad NoaDa
Kilker of Wa&tcllff, Mary
How•d. Na4yaa Parker,
Marao &tier. Odlla Bl•·
pied, J .. a Kurh, ud Pea
Cobolaa of Harbor KiptMda,
Paa Kinll •d Lacy O.yaor
of Corolla del Mar Mel Mari•
Bara .. oo of Beycr .. t. • • • orr to Oy daeir colleae CO·
lora •• R.ocky Worau of
Bucoo Bay, Lury Broariaa
o( Balboa l&lud, Bill Sch·
leiter of Wutclirr •d One
Aedeuoa of Cocoaa Kiab·
tude ••. all four oa the Sl•·
ford c~mpaa. Bill Sdaolle,
Mlo livea in l"iae Terrace,
.ad Tom Muhlroy of Baycr .. t
will be bwniaa the midDipt
oil at Pomona. Bob Map..-
eoa of Weatcli ft' .ad jolla
Rich•ine of Balboa lalud
will be enjoyioa the aurf at
UC at Saata Barbara. • • •
Moo: erey •d Carmel are al••· a beautiful. •• bot ...
peci&lly ncitina laat week·
eod •aa the Peetiul of
J au .•. Judy Kodae• of Cor-
oo a del Mar 1bould koo• .••
abe ... there! • • •
If the teacheu at Cotoaa
del Mu bip acbool looted
a little more attaioed ud
neo a little bilioua Toe..-
day' there Will aood reaeoo
• . .it wu Clotbea Clatb
Day ... &Dd tbe color combi· .-------------1 natioaa wom by tbe atudeou
1ADUAMARINE1
LOTION
PRICE SPECIAL
Ant tiM It ..... ,nee!
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3127 E. Coast Hwy. -near Jasmine
Corona del Mar ...... ,. .... a.-au • r 11111 P.M.
------c•IOLI T1CAL A.DVI
(
wete nry uti efyina •.. the
teacbeu turned peeo. • • • It ••t a very happy time
for Garth aad Muiaa Borae-
aon of Baycroat. They are
bottioa Garth' a bwother DeaD •
IDd hi a wife Oisie ffom South
Carolioa way for two weeka. • • •
What a time &.bey bad at the
Balboa Bay Club Hooteo&Dy
lut •eeteod. Ed aad Mary
Maraaret Pinater of Corona
dol Mar, who have juat rctun·
ed from Ha•aii were there.
Ralph and lynn Butte, wbo
live io Bay Sboroa, bad
neryoae einaiaa old collea•
aoaa a. . . Terri Bori •· wbo
could aina anythina that waa
io the key of B Oat ..• Diet
aod Joyce Sceveaa, wbo li ..
at the Club •.. Hilly aad Ad-
die Harwick of Harbor Hilla-
landa •.. Millie Mecbliaa of
Balboa lalaod, .ad Eileea
Ricbudaoo of Corooa del
Mar •ere amona the 200 at-
tendioa who apeed it w .. a
peat party. Gleooa Heller of
lido waa a mild aeontioa
aa abe played her "boom
btu" aad Mike luaday of
Harbor Hiabl•da tried mip-
ty bard to make fiut, aeCOGd
or third prize& or baby !tit-
tent with which be b .. been
bleued. • • •
A •ooderful three weeh
•e io ttore for Mary Aaa
March aad Jobo aad Katie
Swiaut all of the Pcoiuala.
They left yolterday for three
week& io Europe. • • •
All of the Jinvny and Hazel
Ray fami ly of Cameo Sborea
wac toaetber foe a lut nioa
lhia tutmlet on a three week
llloli•J i.a HaweU. ~..,
Iilii ...... Ill. wi .. a ... ,,
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Walkie baa ,.._.. •• a
aop...,_,.a at lcalotd, ..Ute
t.lka •d b da •• a&ta•••
Coroea del M. Hip. ••• Latt daaaca to,_, aoodbJe
to Kim Bta .. , wlilo fDtlllarlJ
li•ecl •• eo,.. Hipl.Sa
Mel .tao llaa bl• atayiq at
1M .,.. .. , .. , few
mont.lla. • ·•• will be jola·
i.. Iter taaabMcl Bad, w1i1o i a
a major ia tlaa mAiriaee ia
Hawaii. • .eailiaa data Moo-
clay, s.p, .. .,. lldl. • • •
It' a tba& tUDe .,aia for dae
Troj • al.-i. 1'1ley lea••
dli a waetaed to follow
"their'' ta• all daa way to
New Yort •d iaeo New l!aa·
I Mel. • • atoppiaa for daa Ok·
laboma , ... •d ia £1 Paao
alooa the w~~y •• ,..,., dae
"aporta" .,. Mauie Ponaer
.ad Radl tc .. ecly of Balboa
lal•d M4 Htlaa Oodeaall
of CoNe• dalM.. • • • h w .. time lor jlaat plaia
,_ for •'Moety" a.d Au.r
bel ...,...,._,of Lido laet-
waakaacL . . darN c•ehee
a ya ia Lat Vea••· •. ADd
eo daalr •lll9ri•• eiiYOr dol· 1•• •• really oo loaaor lo
ciraalatioo literal
IUIITIII Ullll
AUIIIT ... I
Objectioo .,aiaat propoaed
hip rite in Coroaa del Mar
comet from Ruth Oaaood of
Balboa laland.
Ia a leuer to Councilmaa
Dee Cook, abe wri tea: "My
lat*-r ia apecifically ia pro-
teat 10 uy futher hip rhe
oo the bloffa aad waterfroat
of Coroaa del Mu . Such pro-
poaad coutnctioa ia buar-
clooa 10 public aafety aod d•
faua oor aawtl coaatliae.
1'1lare could be ftO juatifica·
tioo for each chy pllllftiaa."
Corou del M., ... , .... ,.
o1 a 4•P'--bon Pricl~~y
Sept. ll. i• Hoaa Hotpital.
.. TH! f ALL Of TH!
ROMA.M IEWIR !"
with
Sophia Loreo
Sterta f,W.,
"THE VISIT''
wltft
lnarid Berp aa aod
Aol.booy QuiM
alto
"MIGHT TRAUf'
SMecriM TO D.l'
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MEDAL IS. AWARDED
Tha n .... ,.. beacoo atop
•d _.._ ... dae Uoiuraity die Chaeoel Reat Al»&~t~Dn&a
ot Cali(onia at Berbley, ne• Coroaa dal Mar'• China
dere he wae a Taa Kappa Cove ia protested ia l letters
C.,Ula Willi• IC. IC.a. Jr.
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Port IUl, Otl-..a, wtaera
Ia• h ....... t ...... An.il-
lary ~-oe c."' om-
~· Co•••· Cap&aio Ko.ba wae aradDa-
ted from Newport HarbOr
Hiab Scbool io the claea 'S4
··~·-····· Ant • TII-D
United RepubUcau of
Califomia unit 110 bae di-
vided aaain and tbe new
UROC unit baa cboaen the
Epsilon. N B b c· Hia wife Jodilh and dleir 10 the ewpou eac uy Council. l aooe, Kevia aod Ooualaa, Oeorae Caner, 2294 Cbao-
reeicle iA LawiOD, Oklahoma, nel Rd., writea: .. The naah-
adjoiniaa Port Sill, ciDrlna ina yellow beacon shine• in
hi a lOW of duty there. my window all nipt and i1
The medal waa awarded in euremely euaperatina .•. 1
rCCOplition of bia OUllt&nd-belie•e that tbia beacon
ina performance or duty wbil e abould be aboli abed ...
aervina in auc:ceeaivc poai-Mrs. Moll Batton, 1290
tiona aa auid~ce offi cer, Channel Rd., Balboa, writes:
baue_ry exccuuve officer, "Tbe liabt reflects directly
apecaal weapon• officot, in out livina room and up-
8-2, and Battery Cotm~andcr, ataiu bedroom until 4 a.m.
Sth Miuile Battalion, 42nd We consider it a public nui-
Arti llery. unce." l name "SUom Thurmond Re-
publicans of Newpon Har-
bOr". in honor or Senator r------------------------,
Barry Goldwater'• newest
supporter.
The newly formed 24 mem-
ber UROC units met Monday,
at the home of Mu. J can
Glau, 230 Colton St., New-
port Sboree, and elected Wit-
lin S. Voit u chairman;
Mra. S.A. Montaomery, vico-
cbairman; ~ •. Roben Vor-
dale, secretary, and Dorothy
Pranciacua, ueaaurer. Mn.
Jack Seruaaa accepted
the po aition of patliamentar-
ian; Mn. Jean Glau, tele-
phone chairman, and Mn.
David Harris meetina notice
chairman.
IIYUTIEIT SilliES
GIYEI FOI IITII YEAII
For the 13th consecutive
year, Oranac Coast Colleae
will present an "Invest-
menu" evenina lecture ser-
ies. st&~una Oct. 1.
Wtlliam L. O'Bryon, New-
poll Beach aecurities bro-
broker, will be the lecturer.
The le ctutea will be pre-
sented at \111ineu Elemen-
IEIJIIIE .IIIHY Will
A LAIDILIDE rtCTIJIY
II TNE JIIIE ,,I.AIY
-NE'LL DIJ IT ABA/I
A. CALIFORHIA.H
TO REPRESENT YOU IN THE U.S. SE .. ATE
MUR PHY
VOTE
NOV. 3
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN FlRST SEC'T'lON -PAGE 20 THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, ltM
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See Our Complete
Carefull y Selected Scyles For ~•en and \\omen
Sec Our
Exddng Collcwon
of Shoes and
Matchtng Handba&s
for
f\utumn , ~\IMtr
no" on dtsplay
tn the: Srorc:
Popular Priced from Ten to T"ent) Dollars
•u E. COAST HIIH I AY
Dress .
Casual
9port
l<ooky
Canvas
Slippers
~dais
Handbags
"I taty School on five Thu.ta-L-----------------------'
days, from 7:30 to 9:30p.m. ~-ilii··-,..IIIJi~ll·il~llii-·!:-41•MJ throuJh Oct. ~. Reaiauation I
REINERT'S OCEAN FRONT
F~M IL y SPO RTSWE ~R SIN CE 1914
OC I AM PROMT et 22a4 St., MlWPORT
".IUn A •on ILOCI F-IDPOIT "EI"
o, .. h ery Dey -· s .. 4eye 10 till 5
v.W be conduc ted at the ini-
tial lectute. No reauuation
fee will be charaed.
E .. ROLLS AT UCSI
Chri 1 Grorud, dauJhter of
Mr. and Mr a. Norman Ororud
of Balboa Island, haa en-
rolled at the Univeuity of
Ca.lifornia at Santa Batbata,
where ahe hu pledaed to
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority.
Satin Tone ..... the easy palnta
LAnl WAll ,AIWT
It's so euy, so 1n~•pens1ve,
to ~ frHn color to your
home SlttnTone spreads
evenly. w1th • lovely, \'elvety-
flet f1n1sh that holds ols color
for years 0 1rt soots 1nd
smudles wash off on 1 jotfy
Brusnet and rollers clean up
w1th ~P end water
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UTD ~ NJIIT & NIB
Now, en ell latex·bete house
peintinc ~YS~em fM ute on
new wood. • ..tl • rnMOnry
.net l)fWiouety pelnted M.tr·
feceel Politlwly mi.-. end
bfiatw ,..;.tlflt, Low ~Men
~. bu. lone lit.. u.tinc
color. r..w to appfy. COLORS
UTD __., PAM
S.,.C:Iflcally for M.trfec.t of
•ll·rnMOnry eonltruc:toon. Do
not UM on wood. FOf exteriot
Of interiot 1n110nry, cement.
stucco. cement bloQ. Transite, --.01 sldinc. "Cihllt siO-
Int. Oriel dult-tr.e In lO
minutes to a low Mtln sheen.
Now en~ the -. of latex
in 1 top (IUMity fto. enamel.
FOf lnterlorl .net extencn ...
wood. concrtte and ~ noor.. ltesitts ltandinc ...._
... won't c.,._ PM4 ()( cradl.
,., ...._ """' Of roller.
AT THE PRICE OF WHITE
Ill I F THI Fill FAIILY OF OLD CILIIY PAIITS.
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CROWl HARDWARE
.lt07 IA8T CQA8T II.IWAY
COIIORA DD.IIAII; CALIF.
:rHE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE ZENITH DEALER I N ORANGE COUNTY
,
ZE ITH
COI~OR TV
TltC IA.na ATI ... WSTCMI
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High FIH/Hy Cokx T.,..lalon
S,.a Com~ R•moi• C0111tol
-'hM M~TOII-
Dhtlncrivr, rlewant Oricnu.l stylins.
Pacoda top ~k~1 hardwood vrnnn
and 101ld.l. Every cabinet a m.utrr·
piece ol hand cralumanship, lacquer
liniahed, hand rublxd.
~
• . ~..1:
---Ebony coiOf lacqurrcd cebe·
net featunns hand d«Ot'atcd Onrntal
art and ChiMK Rrd color doon wuh
Oriental carved rcpliu ovrrleys.
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THOSE WHO KNOW ZENI TH ....
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Mutual Savings Salutes C D M
BOARD CHAIRMAN. Richard D. Aston, chairman of
the board of directors of Mutual Savi ngs and loan
Association -Pasadena, an outstanding leader In
California's saving and loan industry, who said:
"Becomi ng a part of the business life of Corona del
Mar and the Newport Harbor area is a great step for-
ward for Mutual Savings."
ACTIVlTY CO RN ER. The. new Corona del Mar Mutual Savings building, corner of Coast Hi~way and
Hel iotrope, quickly identifiable with its huge time and temp erature sign , a Mutual public service.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER. Louis R. Vincenti, president
of Mutual Savings and Loan Association -Pasadena,
and the man most responsible for the selection of
Corona del Mar as the location of Mutual Savings' new
Orange County branch. "We are proud to be in such a
progressive community," he said.
Mutual Offers a Salute --
So Mutual Snina• and the
Newpon Harbor Enaian are
' proud to u lute the buainen
ly Joule Hill women of Corona del Mar.
Executive Our thank• to Jcnic Hill
Secretory for compilina the liat of
f th wom en owncu and operaton 0 0 of buainen ca in Corona del
CoraM clel Mar Ma r. If throuah an oveni&bt o ... ~.., we nealccted to mention your
of Co .... orco name, would you pleue coo-
tact the Chamber of Com-
merce ao that you can be in
Corona del Mar i 1 full of
qualified and competent buai-
ne• a women, work ina and
contributina their talenu and
abititiea to the continuina
aucceu of our Community.
Here you do n't find the wo-
men aittina back aayioa
"Let the men do it." The
buaincn women arc in there
doioa their part to help make
thi 1 the pand community
that it is.
In thi s reaard, Corona del
Mar is an excellent refl ec-
tion of the tone of the en-
tire nation -more women in
poai ti'Ons of authority: in
buaineu, in indu&Lry, in
education, and in the profes-
a ion a.
the "Bu aincu Women'•
Wbo'a Who of Corona del
Mar."
Sol ... .. ......... ... ...
Edith Smith -Edith Smith
Intimate Wear.
J crry Stewan -Director,
COM Chamber of Commerce,
Sec., City Library Board
of Truateca; Ch., Library
Committee Hoaa Ho apital.
Dorothy Jo Swanaon -Doro-
thy Jo Dance Studio.
Gene Taylor -Bal~ar Tra-
vel Servi ce.
Hope Thaden -Thaden In-
teriors.
Marie E. Varady-Borbely,
M.D. -Pbyaician.
Kitty Vadia -Happincn ia
a New Raa.
Jewell Welty -Jewell Welty
Ploriat.
Loia Voael -Voael Realty.
Virainia Watton -Snip 'n'
Stitch.
Joaephine Wanen -Van's
Cleanera.
Pran Weaterdabl -Vari-Ty-
pioa Service.
Be.erly Wiley -Pountain
Grill.
Lanme Walina -Holiday
Puhions.
Pea&Y Wootton -Wootton
Reale,.
Connie Roller -Bran Riea.
Alu Cbriateoaen -Cbri a-
tenseo Phumacy.
Eleanor Pei.Jt ol -Corona
del Mar Pharmacy.
Helen Crampton -Valet
Clean en.
Evelyn Bycbanan -Corona
del Mar Nuucry.
Matavcnc 'Jallaaber -Mara-
vene Ceramica.
Marae Loud -Hobie's Party
Shop.
Elizabeth Friedl -Kirh•"'Od
Motel.
Hazel M. Ray -Ray Realty.
Montez C. Bruce -Si lhou-
ette Shop.
MANAGER OF THE COM OFFICE
Richard T. "D1ck" \lc( ulloch has been ap-
pointed manaaer of the new Corona del \tar
branch of Mutual Sav1ngs anJ Loan Association
-Pasadena. l!e ·,~rd l he "ch1ef areeter" at the
Mutual Savings .;:and <lpc:n1ng be1ng celebrated
tomorrow in the seaSide Cl'lmmunuy.
Appropriate!\ er.ou"h for an executive de-
voted to cncl,uraa1ng -.a, 1ng and thrift, \1r.
McCullouJ.b wa born 1n Falkirk. Scotland, in
1909. Amv1na 1n Pa,,jJcn.t as a child, D1ck
was educated 1n th e 'chnols of that c1ty and
started his career tn f1nancc ••th the Security
First National Banl 1n IQ~7. lie JOin ed the
staff of \tutual ~a\t np tn IQ48. He has mana-
aed the Covtna offlu: •! \lutual Savings Since
1954.
Proud holder of .. ._t.tJuatc ccrtiftcate from
the Ameucan lnstttutc: •f Bank1na. he also has
completed manv c•'UI'·l'l> <'f the Sav1ngs and
Loan In stitute. In ('' 'l.t he ~a" acttve tn tnc
chamber of cnmmer~c I ton' Club anJ the Lnt·
ted Fund otg.tniZdll~>r lie .d!>n scl\c:J as pre-
Sident of the '-•'ttncJ,; len'-. llub oi ·\ltaJena.
He also chaum.tnc:J tt.c: (ovtna llcart Fund fot
the Cov1na branch •I the \mencan Cancer
Society.
\tanajler \k( u\1 .. , v.1th hts ~1fe. \hnna.
bave ma1nta1neJ a ''TIC: tn '-e~port Beach
Since 1950. llts t"'•' , 1ns. Don and Glen. arc
both in Colleac. and hts ma rned dauahter. \irs.
Marilyn J ordon. is a rc s1dent of Costa Me sa.
--To The Business Women
(Cootinwna the Salute)
Peuy Dun can -Penthouse
Coiffurea.
\tary Burton -C1vic Leader.
Leah Rempp-Twiule Twia
Reataurant.
Ruth Mault -Plea Market &
Interior Decorator.
Mona Shelton, Elizabeth
Fulton -Mooa-Liu, Mode
Atelier.
Peuy Nacbols, manaaer -
Weatem Mutual Eaaow
Corp.
P em Cooper. manaaer -Can-
nell & Chaffin.
Jean Dahl -Jean Dab!, lac.
Merilyn Burtt -Harbor Book-
atore.
Bem1ce Balu -Baltz \ior-
waties.
Dorothy Bi llinaslcy -Doro-
thy's Anuques!.: Gifts.
\tyrtle Brookinas -Brook-
inas Vancty Store.
~1araie Bran -Bran's
Fashions.
Jacqueline Caale -J acquc-
line Caale Interiors.
Peuy Catron -Interior
Decor.
Clara Campbell, Manaaer -
Fann House \4otel.
Lon aine Enckson -Lor-
raine's Beauty Salon.
Kay Finch -Crown Crest
Kennels.
Carol French, manaaer, CD\1
Branch , Ne,..port Balboa
Savinas &. Loan.
Amanda Lloyd -Masseuse.
Mary Fitz -Cav1c Leader.
Mabel Fitzmonis -Fit:unor-
ns Rea lty.
Inez Ford -Ford Beauty
Salon.
Helen Fuller -Maueuse.
Ann Gilman - Arti au Work
Sbop & Art Gallery.
Coline Gibbons, Dorothy Mc-
KeMa -Corona del Mar
Travel Aa en cy.
Su11 c Grose -Grose' a Cut-
tom Pacture Frami na.
Leora Gutbrod -Cor-Del
Beauty Salon.
Pea Haapa -Co-oYffler -u -
sociatc publisher, the En-
stan.
Jeu1e Hill-Execuuve sec.
treas., CD\1 Chamber o f
Commerce. offi ce manaaer
of the Ens1gn.
Patncaa Hcuoa -Attorney.
Claudia H1ll Hirsh - Robert
Hills Chef's Inn.
Dorothy Hardcastle -Gay
Lady. Duector C~ Cham-
bet of Commerce.
Gladys Huabe s -Lampliabt
Interiors.
Barbara Jordan -Jordan' •
Pet Shop.
Marton Johnson, Manaaer -
Bay Escrow.
Locale Kent -The Knit Shop.
Eunice Knox - Fun Pub-
ions.
Ann Kulik, Estelle Oolinaki
-Kulik's.
Helen ~urphy -Mi u Muffct
Shoppe ; Director , COM
Chamber of Commerce.
Maraarct Noble -Cbel aea
Antiquea.
VcUila ~'Brieo -O'Brieo'a
Specialty Shop .
Isabel Pcuc -ChairmM
Parks, Beacbea and Re-
cteatioo Commiuion, N.B.
Polly Rae -Plannina Com-
misSion. Ctty of N.B.
Dorothy Roetter -Happy
Plac e.
Eileen Rachardson -Rich-
ardton Realty.
Lou Hahn -Leo's Rcatao-
rant.
Karen \1arpeta Wood -Karen
\1arpeta lntcuou -Imports.
Jovtta \1arunez -El Ponon
Restaurant.
WEST VlEW. The new MutuaJ Savfnts building of CotOM del Mat
lootlftt wutwatd f.-the comtt of Coast Hlt~Mar lftd Hello-
.,. A...._ TIM Met tlftll**t Info,..._ Is tlasMd every
~ MCIDtiU It 1M ..... of 1M ...,..,., Slvlftll' sl ...
FREE PARICJNG. A customer'1)1u.slng fu ture of the new ~Mual S..lngs
IIIIU•Itt Is tM frM I)Ming at the rur of the building, a portia. of wNct. Is
•"" Move. EnttMCt Md exit art on Seco.4 Av--. just oft COIIt HwJ.
EAST VIEW. PleASing vltw of the ntw Mutuaf S.lttp 111111•11
facade as viewed looltlng east do.., the Coast H ..... lf. rile..,.
ptttioft of Itt Mutual bulldl"t fNkH Itt llllsht .. ..._ -.,
.. 110st attriCtlve In tht CofOM del •• Mallt •11n111 'lllililll~
NEWPORT HARIOR OSIGM
SEOOMD SECTQI-PAGE 2
ntURSDA!t..SEPT. 24. S4 CORONA uu.IIAR, CALJF, I
VARIED ACTIVITY CENTERS IN CORONA DEL MAR
FRI ENDLY PLACE. Churches in Corona del Mar have been desl9f'led to be "fri endly" rather than Im-
posing and as such play an important part in the life of the communi ty. One of these Is the First Bap-
tist Church, whose cheerful approach starts from the "outside" and increases as one moves in to mingle
with its friendly membership.
PLEASAN T CORNER. Corona del Mar's Lutheran Church, photographed on a Sun~y morning. denotes
the informality that makes this church a popular addition to the religious life of the seaside community.
Note the light exterior that fits so appropr!ately in a coastline location area.
FORWARD LOOK. The Newport Harbor Comau1lty Youth Center plays an IMportant tducalonal and
rtCMiMOMI ,.n 11 CoraM del U. life. Special PfOOJIQ by DoMe Sdllndl• for aU 1911 of JOUttttyl dti.J•• ..._,. IlNde this building lftd Its surrounding '"*"dJ .. ......, Oftt" tot tltt "kids" of ttlt
co ........
.
COLONIAL TOUCH. The Community Church of Corona del Mar borrowed the simple architectural lines
of colonial day meeting places when constructing Its headquarters. "Neighborliness" is the atmosph ere
of this picture, taken on a typical Sunday morning.
READING CENTER. The Dorothy Hatry Memorial Library of Corona del Uat Is a pl easant addition to
community life. As Is so often the case with Coronadei M• buildings, the library exterior Is appropria-
tely designed and l andscaped to suit ttte purpose for which the building was erected.
"LOVE" GAME. Lis. lftd JMt Morrison flncl pllftt1 to do at tM C~lty YoUtat Center. f"tsl two
ttlnls tflttlusluts •• ,.actlctnt up for OM of .. ,...,.,,..... .. --• • t1te ODWts,...,
adult SMPitvtsl•. 0.111 •ts cha.ploa •• btl~t~ Pf'Oduce4 hire, .-rd ... to .,... ..,.....
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SECOND SEcnON -PAGE 3
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, S4
CORONA DEL MAR, CAU F.
MUTUAL SAVINGS' CAMERAS GO TO SCHOOL
FIRST DAY. As the summer ends, Corona del Mar "young fry" reluctantly disembark from the school
bu s in front of Harbor View Elementary school. The realization that"life is real, life is earne st" slows
the juvenll e steps as the youngsters face up to the fact that for a few dai I y hours, at I east, they must
give up the beach attractions of the seaside community.
KINDERGARTEN FUN. First day's play under bright Corona del Mar skies helps beat homesickness
for these novices at Corona del Mar Elementary School. Supervising the "ring-around-the-rosie" is
Teacher Rosemary Schm1tz, member of the efficient teacher staff that won wide parental approval 1n
the seaside re sort.
SOPHlSTICA TEO. TM blue students of CoroM del lhr High School have no opening day fears. Note
the architeCtural •st .. whldt has Pf'Ovlded wide OPtft public spaces PfOYiclng ~' 1111ch natural llluml·
utto.. for tM ciMP'O-.
TOUGH LIFE. It's a black day for the l1 ttle bOys heading for school opening but the little g~rl s enter
the gate opening with more enthus1asm. The scene 1s at the playground entrance of the HarbOr View
Elementary school.
SCHOOL DAZE. Some of Co rona Je Mar's '1 ttle ::>nes are balf ed as 1nx1::>us -no thers escort the~r off·
sonng to the HarbOr View Ele,..entary SCh1" 'Jr tre f rst : ~e it s J ne w word ano a strange one for
so~e of trese chi dren a though tt1•s sch"'O s cons1 Jereo tne 'TlOSt attract1ve e ementary educational
plant n the Southl and.
THE SUMYONS. The clarion call of tht electrified bell hu replaced tM otd fashioned sdiOol ,_. •
u a sJgnal b the COMmencen~ent of the educatloul clar. CCMOM del Mar high school,......_,. .....
t1 the ~II with customary dispatch. Anothlr KMolyur Is under wQ.
MEIPORT HARBOR EMSIGN
SECOMO SECl'lOM -PAGE 4
lltURSOAY, SEPT. 24, 1964
CORONA DEL MAR, CAUF.
/
MUTUAL SAVINGS MAN IN ORANGE COUNTY •••
FAST GROWING. The town of Orange, booming with the rest of the county,
has George M. Holstein 111 to thank. for some of its beautiful home develop-
ments. Mr. Holstein, builder of some of the impressive homes in the bluff
area overlooking Newport's back. bay, is currently completing Eastmont in
the town of Orange, a fine homes offering so attractive that 50' of the varied-
plan homes are already sold while yet under construction.
SUCCESS STORY. Builder Don E. Woodward, left, reaches for a bit of docu-
mentary evidence to demonstrate details of the amazing success of Amber-
wood, Santa Ana's luxury home development, to show "Bill" Sammons. Mu-
tual Sav1ngs f1nanced this outstanding proJect located near famous Fashion
SQuare.
Boforo Mutual Savinaa-Puadooa fonnalizod ita operational
intcreata in Oranao County throuah tho eatabliahmont of ita
now Corona dol Mar office, tho bia uvina• and loan iutitD-
tioo had financed nearly SO million dollau of houaioa unita
in California' a futeat arowina county.
About five yoara aab, Mlltual Savina• Board Chainnan Rich-
ard D. Aaton and ita Proaidont Louia R. Vincenti auianed
tho Oraoae County loan development proaram to Willi1111
"Bill" Sammona, now a aonior vice proaident. Hia auccou
with the auianment waa a factor in the manaaement deci-
aion to locate a Mutual Savina• office in Oranae County in
the "Crown or the Sea" community.
So to borrow a phruo from the TV notworka, let'a meet
"Mutual Sninaa Man in Oranae County" and aome of the
buildera of impoftance whom we are proud to call "Mutual
Friends.' We do it with pictwes.
HAPPY HOMES. Kenneth W. Koll strolls down the street of one of his home
developments financed by Mutual Savings with "Our Man etc." Builder Koll
and Mutual have been associated In the construction of approximately $15
million worth of homes In the Costa Mesa-Newport atea. Koll is l)fesently
building 3 and 4 unit apartments at Harbor and Adams streets, a $4lh million
project.
GOOD SECURITY. By charter provision, Mutual Savings loans on land and Its
Improvement. This picture illustrates a completed section of one of Builder
Woodward's fine Amberwood homes. Most f inancial experts consider a well
built home the finest type of security. This is the protection given to its
savings account holders by Mutual Savings.
ORANGE COUNTY ENTHUSIASTS. SY Development Co ••• "S" stands for Schwartz, S. Alan, and "Y"
stands for Yttdttor, Thomas H ••• au the developers of this apartment development. "Tom" VIdor Is the
Nn In tJtt pfdlre with Bill Sammons, Mutual Savings senior vice Pttsldent. One hundred and thirty-she
.-•ents •• c_,.eted and occupied In this Santa Ana complex. Second unit of 140 Is under c0t1 -
structfca ......, flftMCing of course.
MACHINE AGE. Tom VIdor explains to Bill Sa~Mtofts how MOdem machinery hat IPttdtd COftstrudlon.
In 1961 SY Corp. decided to build txcluslvtlyln fast-growlnt Orange County, after successful dtvelop.-
ment operaU~s In m.tny parts of Southtm Clllfornla. Four years later, these t'IIO civil •tlnHtS, Sclt-
wartz and Yllltof, have c~eted a ~tumbtr of MUIU.UUon 4oll• hoM~,..,....., and -.slneu ,.....,
•vetoPMnts.
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SE~O SECllON -PAGE 5
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1964
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
••• HOME FINANCING FOR GREATER PROSPERITY
HOME, SWEET HOME. Charl es Hester, at right, developer of Mutual financed Northgate in Costa Mesa,
Inspects his home project ~rea in company with Bill Sammons. Northgate home model "Oriole" is one of
lf:IO homes comprising the 31h mi llion dollar enterprise. One and two story homes of practical and dis-
tinctive des ign are featured. Paul Bonser is a partner i n Northgate. Heste r is president of Securit y Fore
Corp., which Is developing 130 acres in Huntington Beach with Mutual Savings financing. Mr . Hester
lives in Corona del Mar, where he also maintai ns offices.
COMING UP. John Klug, left, headman of Pacesetter Homes, discusses with
Mutual Sav ings Bill Sammons hiS pl ans for a bOO homes development in Shor e
Cliffs, North, in San Clemente. The se deluxe homes will border the second
nine holes of the golf course and add another eight mlll1on dollars in distinc-
tive homes to the growing assets of Orange County Mr Klug has earn ed an
enviable reputation as the de veloper of the homes prOjeCt at the marina in
Ventura County.
ON TH E J013 Bi I Sammons, oght, checlcs construct ion with Charles W. Hester. A man of many develop-
ment 1nterests. Builder Hester has projects going or pl anned in San ta Ana, Laguna Niguel, Fountain
Vall ey, West Anahe1m , Orange and other Orange county areas. Si nce 1951 he has been associated with
the development of over 11 ,000 housing units.
FORWARO LOOK. George Buccola, right, a name I inked wi t h the phe-
nom enal gr::>-Nth of Orange rounty outl1n es for Mutua''s Bill Sammons the
"r')ad ahead" for the coasta area as the two stand n front of Cos ta Mesa's
'1.•art1n1Jue" i 4')-unlt aoa rt,..ent a 9ucco a ;>roJect f1'lanced by Mutual Sa-
" ngs lnc~o~enta v "* S ~'~as f nanced ver , oo~ .,~,..es and aoartments 1n
•ange -o ... ,.:~ h• the ~:JC~ a Investment ~ "'·a".., · ersat e (;eorge" 1<.
the bu1 \le• J"J ~o~<ner o• !he uxunous ~e., Xl•te• In,.. """ c~ :>verloolc <. the
Sac~~: 13ay se': "" and 1S •eady1ng olans to add anJt"e• 100 rOO!T'S to the
22=-r::>OIT'S of ttle Tagrli 11C t'lt t~ote ... wenty years J-=l"' :'' <-se f styled "con-
se•vat ve rea st" res1~ned h1S DOS1t10n as a DasaJe"a oan ke• to oecome an
e~.,e-• v succe<.slu "qnqe ~::>u'lty .:leve ::>oer
IMPRESSIVE SEAVlEW. ''OUr INn In Oran9t County" Sammons, ctftttr, dis-development of 225 homes on a bluff overlooklft9 San Clemente ~Y Mutual
a~ssu u.e H•llof Estates betnt developed by Rar Olltt, left. 1nd Don Colt-Savings was also associated with this pair of "bulldlft9 dynamoes" In the 1'0"· rttM. two well bo ...... In tM "-1 bulldlnt fleld ln the CD&Stal ~ lltsa Vltdt eo.trr Club EsUtn IR Cost. Mesa.
WILLIAM R. "Bill" ~mons, senior vice president, Mutual
Sav1ngs and lo•n Association, Paudena, lou consultant
offtcer for Or~nge County. Educated at Los Angeles City
College and University of Southern California. Majored In
Busi ness Admln1stratlon. Spent l years In Pacific theater,
WOf'ld Wat n, u.s. Navy. Became associated with M..tual
Savin~ as loan consultant, 1'52. PromotiOM: us't viet pre-
sident; senior viet president. Mr. and Mrs. s.m.ons hnt
three cl'llldren: Charlene, student at Orange Coast COllege;
Alice, m•rled; and William, Jr., age I , student at Hartlof
Epl scoPII Sdtool , Corou del "-· The SMmons resl• 1ft
San Cl Menta. .-.. _._... .. , ........... ,..In Is being h•vutld In this lteautlft~l
\
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NEWPORT HARBOR EJfSIGN
SECOND SECTlON -PAGE 6
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24. lt~
CORONA DEl MAR, CAUF.
BOATING, SWIMMING , GOLF ARE MAJOR SPORTS
SOUETHING NEW. Urs. Jean Wilson, chairman of the Jane Schock Uemorial Yacht Race Committee
accepts award from Uutual Savings Uanage; Richard UcCulloch as a recognition of this annual even't
being conducted for the first time by an al l-women 's commi ttee.
ON THE GREEN. A tense mom ent on the green at the Irvine Coast Country Club, one of the famous golf
courses 1n Southern California. Forrest Smith, Corona del Mar resident, recently acquired ownership of
the Irv1ne golf1ng acres.
KID'S FUN. A special pool for children's fun Is a feature of Corona del Mat's Jamaica Inn, a motor
hotel It tht westem entrance of the "c10wn of the sea" community. AdUlt pool and ltnnls courts are
MKNII eM r~utlonal facilities.
RACE EXECUTIVES. Here Is the all-women's committee who managed the first all-woman-sltlppered-
crewed yacht race In Southern California waters being congratulated by "Bill" Sammons, senior vice
president of Mutual Savings, while "Did:" UcCulloch looks on. Photo snapped at Steven landing.
LADY GOLFERS. Courses in the Harbor area are attracting an Increasing number of women seeking the
healthful relaxation of the "auld Scottish sport." This th reesome tries its putting skill at Irvine.
TOUGH LUCK. Golf bas no special dispensations for lady golftu u tills "outfit Of ttte 10utft" 1tt0t
PtOYts. Tht Hlrbor •ea has two other ftOtld courses In adctltiCM to trwlu. •• S.ta Ana Cotlliltr, Cl1b
•d Mtu v~ eou.tty Cl•b of Costa Mtu.
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN SECOND SE~ -PAGE 7
THURSDAY SEPT. Z4, 1_.
CORONA Otl MAR, CAUF.
MUTUAL SAVINGS VISITS FAMOUS C.D.M. LANDMARK
CH INA COVE. The "China House," which gives the name "China Cove" to this intimate beach and
sheltered bay, may be Identified by Its pagoda type roof at the left of this picture. Small sailboats find
this famous Corona del Mar landmark and sea facilities a sportsman's lure. Sunbathers consider the
small but attractive beach the finest spot on the California coast.
LEGEND INSPIRATION. Since "Ch1na House" was constructed on the Corona del Mar coastli ne in
1930, seafarers from all parts of the world have dreamed up legends about th1s structure. Many of these
"tall tales" filter baclt to Corona del Mar to the amused astonishment of the c1t1zens. Stori es range
from "secret Buddhist shnne" to home of the legendary Fu Man Chu.
IMPORTED. This oriental sculpture god was brought from Ch1na during the
"gold rush days" and was acquired to make a garden shrine for "China
House.11 Rare oriental plantings surround the medi tation spot, wtlich at-
tracts the admiration of many visitors annually.
S'tory of CDM 's
"China House "
By LUCILE JEFFRIES, Hoted AMique Aut+.ority
The favorite beach of many Corona del \lo11 ~un bcHher' •~
China Cove. ThiS lovely beach and ~u noundlnl! cUe.! ICI.CI\•
ed ita name from towns people bCCciU\C of the ( h1noe q, lc
archrtecture of one of the ba)' front home,. Huilt b\ \lr.
Poloaki, a Pasadena builder, for \lr. and \lr~. ~llllcl111 Henl\
Brawner, lona time Pasadena resident '>. the Ch1ne~e h<ltl'e
baa been a local landmark often referred to .1\ the Pc~gnJc~.
the Temple, the Shrine, and th e Ch1na llou~e.
After takina outaide shots of the nauonally kno\lo n home,
we were invited in by \tr. and \trs. Brawner to VIC"' the 1m·
preuive anay of antiques -everywhere you \l.)oked. all done
in tbe Otiental aunoaphere. \trs. Brawner Cll"lc11ned ho "'
aome of the furniture she has was brouaht over from the
Orient durin& tbe aold rush days tO San Fran(.ISCO. SI-c !>did
the reason mo st of the more expens1ve home, "'ere decorated
rn Oriental motif was bec ause that 'Wall. all that "'ac; to be
had. There was no Panama Canal. \II fu rniture from t'lcid.
borne had to be sh1pped around the ll~lrn. fh1 s took month .
Tbose llr'ho llr'anted to furmsh then ne ~ hnmc' .After .1111\ ni
1n California bouaht the onh avddable furniture "'hll;h "'.!~
from the Ouent.
Tbe cab•net that \Irs. Bra ,.ner 18 '>t.andlnt~ bo•Je "'ol"
saved from the San Fr anc:• sco earth4u.t k e dnJ fu e dnJ 1'
hundreds of y ears old. It lnn\.s li ke the t\l"e llf Or.ental c1rt
that has taken aenerauons to complete '>0 d ~ to earn on the
name of the family and ItS un1que talent \. It 1~ m.1Je ••f teak
with ornate enaravrna and carv•nas every"' here ~ou lonk .
There are 13 separate p1eces of art all frame d "'lthln the
teak construction -each done over gold lacquer. "''th IV<'rv .
sandalwood and pearl engra ved 1nl8\ !.. 1-dch 1nla' I!> a
beautifully carved creaunn of bu ds. butterOte\ •'r flo"'e''·
There were 14 framed p1cture carv•na s. but one "'a' Je,trm ·
ed.
O ver the fireplac e •s the trad111onal Ch•ne'>e rr•nerl'\ It ''
the proverb mean•na -to l"fepare -sav•na 11 •n .1 'e'' oec~u·
uful way: "If you want an\thtn& of bn lllance. "'u mu't '"''
poll sh the atone."
SAVE 'I F~OM ~p:(c. When San Francisco's famed earthQuak e and fire ra-
v• shed the C)oldt''1 :;ate -1 ty near the turn of the century th1s 1nvaluable
:>fle'1ta ant .:;ue CJO net ... as saved by ts :>wners and has found a rest1ng
D•3Ce n -rna HJ..,..,l' .,..,e .1nt1Que •s ~ade "' carveo teakwood and 1ts
est1'T'ateJ a~e 1s..,. 'I~ tn,1n r..oo years 'l'J. Three J1~ens1onal PICtures made
Jf oear v '' ,lnJ '>JnJai -NOOd set on go Cl bao.ground are a feature.
THE OWNERS. Pasadtftafts Mf. and Mfs. William HtMJ BraWfttr •• owners of China House. The Braw-
ners wilt the e.. In ltlO _. llltt Mlft1 Paslldtufts spend tMir weekends It their Cofofta delMar
Mldt-.. TN .... led ... IIIOUdlJ bNsts of a._,_.. perclfttatt of PasadtftlftS 1ft full or part
tiM mi..,.
CURVED BRIDGE. Clwacterlstlc orienul bridge co.pllmtftts the small con 111\lth l•s at'-.......
Lands~ing Is designed to duplicate mandarin utata In SOMe parts of a.tna. At low tNt ••uta 11
lftChovy and I«Tger fish are often Isolated a. this •IM&ufe '-•tU "'-" tJa
•
llfiPORT HARBOR 8UIQN
SEOOIID SlCTIOI -PAGE a THU~Y,SEPT.2~ ~
COROMA DEL liAR, CALIF.
To All Citizens--
Corona del Mar--Newport Harbor Area
The Board of Directors of th e Corona del \tar Chamber of
Commerr.e has proclaimed Friday, Sept. 25, to be \futual
Community Crown Day to welcome \iutual Savings and Loan
As sociation -Pasadena to i ts new office here.
On this day, the C ity o f Pasadena, known as the Crown
City of an Gabriel Valley, will s alute Corona del Mar, the
Crown of the Sea . .\s part of the two·city ceremony, \fayor
Floyd 0 . Gwinn of Pasadena and the Pasadena Hose Bowl
<)uee n will crown 5-year-old J ennifer Carey of this commun·
ity as {)ueen of Corona del Mar. Orange county, city and
civic o fficials will also attend. This will take place in the
ne w \1 utual Savings building at 2867 E. Coast ll wy., at the
com er o f lle liotrope Ave ., at 3 o'cloc k Friday afte rnoon,
. ept. 25.
T l11• offi cP-. 1n the ne " bui l din~ will be open all day, be-
~n n ln ~ at tJ 1n t hP mominiZ. HPfreshments and free gifts will
be pmndPJ for all vi s ito rs .
\\p arl' piPaql'd to ~now th at \tutu al of Pasadena selected
! :Orona dt•l \tar •• ., thl' locati on o f the ne w o ffi c e after exten·
s ivt> -;tudy dnd resPa rch coverin~ the entire coastal area of
Orani!P <:ountv . \\p feel that this choice is an impressive
triuu tt> to C.orona dt-1 \tar.
1\t> joiu tltr' < ommunitv in welcoming Mu tual Savings -
Pas adPna, o.~nJ wP invite all business houses and residents
o f our Ml'a to p.1 rtic ipate in the ~utual Community Crown
tl('llvitiPs and to vis it the new Corona del Mar office of
\1 utuul Savinll<> fo r thP forma l opening .
PRESIDENT.
Corona del \tar Chamber of Commerce
T
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1964
COROHA DEL CAUF.
MUTUAL SAVINGS SALUTES
CIVIC LEADERS
BEAUTY SPOT. The city hall of Newport Beach is considered one of the
most attractively modern government structures in Southern California. De-
signed to complement the famous beach communi ty, the city hall is frequently
visited by citizens of Corona del Mar as well as attracting the approving
fancy of the harbor area's thousands of summer and winter visitors.
PAUL GRUBER
Mayor of the r ty
of Newpo rt Beach
CIVIC LEADERS. While Corona del Mar is proudly a community of Newport Beach, it als enJoys •J-
moting activities peculiarly identified with the "Crown of the Sea" environs. So it has 1ts 0..,., "h 1 ou
of Commerce. Its officers, l eft to right, are Grant Howald, president; Jessie Hill execu t ve se~r · ''~
Rudy Wesson, vice president, and Frank Jordan, director.
BOB COO P
rt ty Manager
of Newport Beach
CITY COU NCIL. Corona del Mar , as a communi ty wi thin a community, comes
under the muntctoal government of Newport Beach. Pi ctured here are the
elected member s of the Ct ty Counctl left to nght: Dee Cook, Jame s B. Stod-
dard, Vice-Mayor Donald Elder Mayor Pau Gruber, Doreen Marshall, L tnds-
l ey Parsons and AI Forgtt
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Corona del Mar Notables to A ttend Mutual Savings Opening
Polly Roo Oetetfty H..kaatlo G.no Taylor
MERCHANT GROUP. A ftw of the business llldtts of Colona dtl Mar wfto support unlfltd COIMIUnlty
activities ttwou-. the mtt'chMt's usoclatlon lftd the chM!btr of connerct. Left to right: 8111 Roller,
Marge Bran, Dorothy HardcutJe, Vtlflla O'Brien, Porter Kelly, Helen Murphy, Ruth Kelly Md Edith
SMith.
i
Holen ~rphy Jerry Stewort hobel Peo .. V em• w .. son, Pos.._.,..,
WASHINGTON RECOGNITION. The Importance of Corona del Mar In high l)taces Is tvldtftCed ~
the Post Offlce for thl s beach community, established by the U.S. postal SflVIce. No ''Qnk tD•" tttls.
Thirty-two employees J)n)vlde house to house dtllvtfY undtrtht direction of Asslst.t Poswasw GrMt
How,ld, It left, 1nd PosbustM Veme Watson, shoWft '-ere.
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SEC NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SECT10M SEC'TIOM-PAGE JO
TtiJRSOAY, SEPT. Z4, lt64
COM*A DEl liAR, CALIF.
MUTUAL ·sAVINGS GOES TO CHARITY LOBSTER BAKE
M E NT 5 -·-• ... --~
Oriaioated in 1949 bJ dric ucl Malae11 lea-
ct.re of Corona •a Mar, ia ooopaadoe whit dae
Eaaip newapeper, ~e 16da A.aal Lobater Bah
i 1 now bancSled by tile Balboa Bay Lioe1 Cia b.
Can•tlJ t.boaaaada of people paaoaise &Ilia Car-
aiul-Ut• feaat.. Ia fact. ... .,a1 JIUI a,o tltll
~ plltJ ,.w 10 Wa dlat dae Balboa lay
Uoet a• na oalle4.,. • •H l&a .,.._ . ...,..., ..........
Till Uoet Oab ~~ ,.., ...-.. lila ,...
ceeda for 11M WiacS of Onaa• Coea&J. More ....
4,000 lobtter cliaaert wn MniL Caal•al
boodaa otreriaa •ad•• warea are r•te4 co die
nrioaa oiric orpaiaadou u a fa"s aa&al
f .. ..,_ of die,. ... raitiat ft'Ht. Ia It die lut ............. , .. ._ ............. , ..
..................... 0.,. ........... ~ .......... ._ ....
off .-. -ilullJ •tertal•iaa ciMlcS o• .. .,,. , ............ ,., ........ , ....... .
of c*•OIIIIcl atm.,.,,.._.., MOtla• -s ,_.,
•4 old ucS tile .. ,. belW ..... lta•l•t .. pod.
ole• t..'' Cotou cSel Mill ...._ lt_,.od dae a--., of a-.,_ a.ooa, aturiaa .. cat••
•• "aa." Ia aM ..... M aop left fJf tile .....
.............. let& • dP&. Ire! Mn. o..-
• Hndruda, Mra. H.._ Duaei, Mra. .....
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Snla M4 .... Lo.a Palm• • • • •
Alloaar pablio tpiritod oo..ai&J n•t tela ..
daled da.la JIU oe OcCObat 10da ia the beetftt
Meutut. pPOaiOtM a., die Cocoea cSel Mar Kl·
weaia Cl ... wldl PIOOiadt fDI•I to dae Yo .. a
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PEOPLE ... STREETS ... AND BEAUTY SPOTS NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SECTION SECTION -PAGE 11
TIIJRSOAY, SEPT. 24, ltM
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF .
AERIAL SHOT. Looking south with Newport Beach in the foreground, Corona
del Mar, the community on the seaside bluffs, is visible on the coast in the
right background. The density of building brought about by the popularity of
the beaches is apparent in this view. (Aerial photo by Pacific Air Industries.)
IMAGINATIVE APPROACH. Showboat dining and meeting rooms have been
added to the conven tion facilities of the Newport Harbor area with the open-
ing of the "Reuben E. Lee." The increasing popularity of the beach area
for conventions is adding yearly wealth to the Orange Coast area prosperity,
a leader in the United States economy.
BEAUTY SPOT. Thtrt Is anotltef type of SCifttfJ ftlblrtd In CaroM dtl flllr tltd Into a lladf's latest
stylu-lch .,, futuftd In fftqueMiftd poeM~~• •wtq ln tht con~Ntlt(s dress sMtas, llltt tht OM
IMwft IMYt at Mel's.
NEWPORT LEADERS. L eft to right, John Vibert, president, Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce; James Gray, co-owner of the newly opened Sho wboat
Restaurant "Reuben E. Lee"; Jack Barnett, former Pasadenan and Manager
of the Newport Harbor Chamber for the past seven years, are among the dig-
nitaries participating in the coronation of the '"Li tti~Queen of Corona del
Mar" at the ne w Mutual Savings office. <Photo by Studio One)
COAST HIGHWAY. Spac1ous Coast Highway IS currently the ma1n thorough-
fare through the Newoort HarbOr ~o~,..,un1t1 es but 1t w1 be soon augmented
by a freeway located furtMr , an.:l yet st1" c ose to the coast to rei eve the
ever-1nc reas1ng beach traff c
STREET SCEN E. Corona del M• Is 1 c~nltr of lavftlltt haMs ud attrllttlwe ..,.c-fl.-.. ....
othrint IMich appell to the slif\t-seelng IIOtDrlst. ttlrt II MIIIUifltl A..-a. -. Nil •• ttl II ..._
bhlff .....
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1964
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
I
MUTUAL SAVINGS SALUTES CORONA DEL MAR
C.D.M. --An In spi ration to Artists
By SUMt41 E OLSOt4
The cunent revival in paintina aweepina the United Statea
find a an active circle of well known arti Ill in Corona del
Mar already addina to the reputation of thia Pacific Ocean
community u a world wide cultwal center.
The old world traditional concept of poor, starvina, suuaa·
lina artius workina anemically in rat infested aaneu is
pretty well ahattered in thia community, boutina of some of
the country'a leading artists. Corona del Mar ia proof post·
tin that money and artistic achievement can travel very
well toaether.
Two blocka west of the new Mutual Savina• buildina is
the Atcade of the En sian building, home Of the "Atti Its
Workahop and Gallery." Outstandina displays of arts and
crafu of noted California artists are on exhibition daily.
Ann Gilman ..>wna and operates this shop. Here Califorma
artists of all aaes may offer their work for sale. Corona del
~~~~ ia certainly full o f &Jtistic talent.
Mra. Gilman is currently negotiating with orfictals of the
Mutual Savinas buildina for a possible exhibit of the best
paiotinas of famed local arusts sometime 10 1965. It ll>
hoped that the following noted aru s ts of the Newport HarbOr
area wi II be shown:
Famous water colon st Rex Brandt and his accompli shed
wife, Joan Irving Brandt. who also is well known as an
arti at, I i ve tn Corona del Mar. Rex Brandt was one· of the
foundeu of the Brandt Sommer School in 1946. Next year
the school Will conduc t its 19th season at the Brandt Studio,
"Blue Sky."
Burt Procter, another nauonally known arust, has been a
resident for 21 years. He works tn otl!> and 1s noted for ht!>
western scenes. He patnts tn a robust and ma sculine s tyle,
altho he satd stnce hts tup to the Ouent hts western~> may
have taken on an ouental flavor. He feels hts areatest honor
lies tn the fact that hts paintings are hung tn home tn even
state of the lJntted States, and man) fore• an counlfle~o.
ltvtng \1ano11, another arust of renov.n and lona ume re!.t-
dent, IS well known for has drav.tngs. block pu nts and ab·
s uac t patnungs. He ts famous fo r hts unfu ed ceramtcs,
known as Rao namels.
Uauy i(ercher Budd. whose otl patntangs are current!~
be ina exht bi ted m the Amen can and European Cultural 1-x-
chanae, teaches his technique 10 Newport and Hunttngton
Beach. He has had sho wtngs at the :"lewport City Haii,Cueek
Theatre in Los Anaele!. and Bowers \luseum an Santa Ana.
Thelma Paddock Hope is an art1st long honored for her
reahs u c otis of famous area landmarks. Follo"'1ng m her
footsteps are three aeneratiuns o f arusts; her daughter.
~1arcia. and arandson, Dan Jones. v.ho are elthlbtuna fo r the
f11st lime. Thelma has the rare dtsllncuon-of havtng been
one of the fe w arusts to have patnted Rudolph Va lenuno.
\1ary Pouenaer has patnted 1111 of her lafe, and exhtblted
all alona the Caltfomta coast from San Franctsco to San
Otego. She has for years shov.n at the Laguna Fesuval.
\1e lva Rue has aa1ned fame fo r lone figure!> s tandtna on
the long s uetches of Caltfornta be aches. She spect all ze s
an patnungs of the sea. The mediUm \Ieiva prefers ts oal.
Cathenne Knox as constdered one of the best v.atercolor·
tsts tn our area. She travels extensively, alwa)'s pa1nuna.
She ts thought of as an euraordanary person and 1n the com·
munlly her work as referred to "as betng as lavelv c1s she."
Leslae Furlona paants tn oal v.1th great ongtnallty and
depth. She often paints btrds and n ov.ers an her Calafornta
landscapes.
George flail. a nauve Californ ian and res1dent of (ornna
del \1ar, ts a sculptor. He wo rk s pu man ly 1n l'tron ze and
and architectural desagn.
\1inam Shelton. a natave Caltforntan and ~culptor, creates
appealingly tn terra cotta, stone and ~~oood.
Two more local ('allfornta artasts are Caro l:.aton and Jane
L yons. Both artasts s tudy at the Brandt Sommer School and
wall sho~~o the11 ~~oorlc very sl\on at the e~~oport (lty fla il.
Caro IS a v.atercoloust and Jane ts "sull exfllonng the
vanous med1a loolung for vtsual uuth as expressed 1n per-
sonal terms."
Gretchen -.tll1ams, a commerc1al free lance artist. began
her career at the Art Students' league 1n "'ev. Ynrk City.
She work s tn water color, paper mosatcs c1nd l1ne.
Mariam Auatin beaan a career in paatela and oila in Saudi
Arabia 10 years aao. Her paatela were on ubi bit at the Cor·
ona del Mar library for two months in 1963.
Elberta Mohler Jones, who helped to oraani ze .. Att in De·
fense" durina the War , lives, paints and aculpta in Corona
del Mar. She haa painted innumerable pictures, moatly por·
uatts, that hana in public and private collecdona.
Bernard Z aluaky came to Corona del Mar from Spain a year
aao. He studied at the Chicaao Art Institute and in Prance,
Greece, Italy and Spain. He works in oil, water color and
sculpture. Hi s Greek fiaures sculptured on marble created
much anterest at the festival thi a season. He baa been com·
mtsatoned to do a huae mural for a nationally known enai·
neenna firm in Chicaao.
Two other newcomers tD the community are Dick Dablaren,
a youna ampressronist. and Frances Deblaen. Dick travelled
for 5 years as a professional skier before aettlioa in Corona
del \1ar. He wo rks tn pen and ink, tempera and clay and hia
favonte subJects are "The Bull Rina and Ski World." Fran·
ces Dehlsen, bOrn in \'texico, attended the California School
of Arts and Crafts tn Berkeley. She has exhibited in Mexico
C'uy, Quato, Ecuador, and Northern California. She works
wtth pen and ink, water color and o il and is especially
noted for her illustrations in children's books.
Glona J ones has a s tudio in Corona del Mar in the Enaian
Buildina. She paints on velvets and instructs in this tech·
n1que. She has exhibited in Ausualia, Hawai i, Florida, Palm
Sp11nas. Beverly Hills and at the Festival of Arts.
llunaanan born Gertrude Klaris. whose specialty is stain
glass des1gn. work s tn water color. She studied tn Vienna,
France and Italy. where she won tbe student's Rome Prize.
She has exhabtted at the Ch1caao Art lns tJtute and Pasadena
Art Institute.
Traute lluycke ts ~A>tnntng recoanauon with her bold and
ver')' modern patntJngs tn otl. She ~tud1ed at the Chouinard's
School of Ftne Alts tn Los Anaeles and elthtblted at the
(osta \lesa Ltbrary and Orange Coast Colleae.
In the vounaer group of awsts are Ford -.heeler. who does
~~o,uer cnlor s of famtlt lU harbOr ~cenes, and Otane Ltnder,
recenr graduate of L. of C. ar Rerk elev. Dtane ts attendma
( h1>u1nard and spectalrzes 1n li thography and dry potnt etch·
tn"s.
L>eura anJ Charles Frankel, nationally famous husband
c1nd ...,1fe ream, do architec tural commissiOns pu marily. Dex·
ua. J'>!>l srant professtlr at the New State Colleae in Fuller·
tnn. IS al!.n a punt maker and has taken many prizes with
her pnnt s. fhe Frankels work 1n bronze. copper and copper
enameling.
'\ot to be om1tted from th1s 1mpress1ve hst ts Kay Findl,
one of (orona del \lar's very fi rst artists. Kay united fler
au de~1gn 11o1th cia~ and became internationally known. The
Ka\ hnch studto butld1ng ts su ll one of the early land·
marks of the area.
Serv•na a ll of the aw sts tn o ur lovely community are
Otck Kuhn and Sosae Gro se. Both have custom framtna stu·
dros and art suppll es in Corona de I \1ar.
(ornna del \lat doe!> not ha'e an exclusl\e franchase on
all arta'''· The' can be found through out the enure Newport
area. "e ~~oere prov1ded wtth a l1~t of arlls rs from as far
,outh a' Emerald Ba}. wtth such notables as Pn ctlla Fra•
zer. Anne \on, \111dred Brown. Alexandra ('hurchhtll, Elsa
(H<,chen. Roger i(untz and Christian von Schnetdau.
(o..ra \le<.a allt~t' mclude Bruce Ptner, Nana Clayton,
Aaleen Wnrthle,, Da v1d Vaughan, Do11s Berry. Lila Mcln·
t\ re, L11 ( alo\tch, Ball \1otta, E'>ther Warner and Jo Den·
del.
Lrdo l!.le ha' Dale llrll, \hcke~ Lewa s, Sally Soren son,
l l,a Vreeland, Louhe Lreber and daughter Lout!>e, Glona
Rrade .,on and Fran 'Nal llam~o. Other areas are Dover Shores,
11o1th ( lare Br en. Balboa Island wtth Ruth Osaood and Var·
gtl Pa11ch, the \1 P cartoontst. Back Ba)' wtth J~e s War·
ren. rnrd maga11ne altl'>t. llarbot l!>land 11o1th -.tntfred Voe-
gelan. Ha) Shore' 11o1 th \1r s. Glen Turnbull. Ne~~oport Island
"'lth \large lnhn,nn Ba lboa Pen1nsula w1th Vn n~fred Srm th,
\lan Jeano,, (onnte \htchell and Luc1a Anderson. and Bea·
~''11 Aa\ "'llh Jean \h.\,abe and Eugente Ftsher.
\II of the-,e people from Laguna through Corona del Mar,
'e"'flllfl Oe aLh. and Costa \1esa -alona w1th many more -
help (!.1\e tha' area tts international fame as the We s t
( ••a't Art (enter of the L.S.A.
MOVIE SPOT. Hollywood producers hive "'lied the coutllne of the Newport Hlfbor as dupffcatlng cou~
lines ovtt Ute wcwfd. One frequently seen on TV or movie screens Is "Little Corona" viewed hett from
ttte bluffs. TH fl~wor IK'rt Is considered "Riviera" by the HoUywood film prodUcers.
LION ROCK . Famous landmark and favorite subject of Corona del Mar artists is also a subject of com-
ment by coastwise sailors. The above picture was painted especially for this Mutual Saving s pictorial
edition dedicated to Corona del Mar by Thelma Paddock Hope, noted artist of the community.
SUNDAY MUST. Collectors of art consider the Sonday eldllbitlons of the Corona del Mar Artist's Work shop
a "must " for enthusiasts of California art. PIctured above (center) is Mrs. Ann Gi I man, owner-operator.
Paintings on display are largely by artists of the local NewpOrt and coast areas.
' SUN STROLL. Popullf walkw~Y, much ustd bj bt«h patrons, Is ttte Corona del tr1ar eut Jetty entunce
to Ute main tt.lbor. The Jetty creates 1 popular tnciOHCI _.lnt bead\ and ••• for ttte thouunds 111M ~the Newport Hatbor ~nny Slftds.
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SECOND SECTION -PAGE 13
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, ~
CORONA DELMAR, CAUF.
AS RENOWNED RECREATION CENTER
KID STUFF. The "Tom Sawyers" of Corona del Mar gtt their thrills in crab hunting in the jetty rocks
bordtring the harbor channel. Th is picturesque yacht waterway entrancts the boat enthusiasts as they
sail out to conquer the Pacific ocean waves.
TROPIC PARK. Combined with the attractions of the state-municipal beach of Corona del Mar are the
planned grassy areas, picnic spots and modern public facil ities for a perfect day of beach I iv1ng. Palm
trees give the Pacific tropical atmosphere.
LABOR OA Y. The annual holiday crowd plcb.lre at the Corona del Mar belCh. Nate the bluff site houses
wttlch surround the area. Some of the most attractive beach homes In the country •• found overlooking
1te P.clflc ocean.
PHOTOGRAPHER'S DELIGHT. Beauties of the Corona dtl Mar eoastl1n e blended w1th the attractions
of the beach draw "shutterbugs" from al l over the Un1 ted States. Note the lines of Jetty rocks 1n tht
background which have made th1s state-mun1c1pal btach the oest protected 1n Cal dorn1a.
SAFE SI"'IIMM!~G. Jne o' the ::.r::>ud boasts of Corona del Mar 1s the safety o' tne ove y local beach por-
trayed above. L)ng SIOOI'"~9 snal ..,.,., oeacnes w1th gent e br eakers al Jetty-or)tected make thiS an
1deal soot for family 0ath1'1~
CHINA COVE. The Immediate for~round shows ttlt rumed Chlna tOve water •ea, which Is '"'"•••
m boats of any characttf and reserved exclusively for swl tfS. Just 1nothef lttrKtl" MG ... _..
deft hom general view 1nd used largely by residents of tM cOIMIUf\ltJ.
'"EftRT HARIOR EMSIGN
SECOIM> SECTOI-PAGE 14
TltURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1964
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
BUSINESS SUPPORTERS IN NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
GOLD COAST. This skyway view of the fabulous Newport Beach area looking north shows the upper bay
region now under development The two big islands in the foreground are Balboa Island (right) and Lido
Isle Cleft). The popularity of the Orange Coast resorts has made Orange County the fastest growing poli-
tical subdivision in the United States. Inset: John Macleod, board chairman of Maceo Realty and Maceo
Corporation, who maintains offices in Corona del Mar . (Aertal photo by Paci fic Air Industries.)
THE UPPER BAY 'ARRIVES'
Development of the Upper
Bay a t Newport Beach -
which for yean has been in
the "dteamina" and plann1n1
ataae -baa finally matena-
ltzed.
Today -Instead of banen
eli ffa and shallow water-
ways -the ate a 1 s a suc-
ceaaion ofmaamficent water-
front communities. and 1f
the Oranae County Board of
Superviaon ao alona with
propoul s of the Irvine Com-
pany -will undoubtedly
aoon be one of the most
hi ably developed waterfront
areas 1n the entire world.
Acceptance of the lrv1ne
Comp an) plan could mean
the establ i ahment of three
major park s and two smaller
beaches able 10 accommo-
date 3,852,000 persons an-
nually.
Plush waterfront convnun-
IUCI ue already a realtty -
and there are more 1n th e
plannin& ataaes.
Take Dover Shores, for In-
stance, where Maceo Realty
Company <Maceo Corpora-
uon's home-build1n1 subsi-
diary) IS creat1n1 a S22 mtl-
hon development that 11 not
only the laraest prOJeCt of
its kind 1n the history of the
Newport-Balboa area, but
also, when complete, w1ll be
a synonym for residenual
beauty in Southern Californ1 a.
To create Dover Shores,
~acco Realty has literally
carved 311 homes1tes out of
the last of Newport-Balboa's
best bayfront properties.
The sites at the community
are arranged along the wes-
terly shoreltne property,
which rises sharply, pali-
sades-like, up from the se-
cluded beach area to an ele-
vation of 80 feet. Lots on
three broad peninsulas ranae
from 60 to 140 feet frontaae.
each hav1na pierand sltp
pnvileaes.
Sheltered mau nas between
the peninsulas have a mint-
mum depth of 10 feet for each
homeowner's boat.
The Dover-hke chffs wh1ch
cbaracterize the Upper Bay
rea1on offer an unobstructed
V1 ew of the Newport-Balboa
harbor and the Santa Ana
mountains, a vtew wh1cb ex-
tends as far as the imm edi-
ately adJacent Pac1fic Ocean
and Cataltna Island.
Three pnvate bathin&
beaches, landscaped parks,
all util1t1es underground and
secluded streets are all re-
served for the exclusive use
of Dover Shores, residents
and their aue s ts.
Dover Shores IS in proxi -
mi ty to some of Southern
Cal1 fom1a's most outstand-
ln& educational 1n stitu.tions
such as the new University
of Caltfornia at lrv1ne, whtch
IS located on the east s1de
of the l.Jpper Newport Bay on
1000 acres wh1ch v.as made
possible by a donauon from
The lrv1ne Company.
Less than one m1le west
of Dover Shores 1 s the new
deluxe ~estcliff Plaza Shop-
pin& Center developed by the
lrv1ne Co. Th1s center aua-
ments the many fashionable
s tores wtu ch abound every-
where 1n the Newport Beach-
Balboa area.
Dover Shores 11 only a
short d11ve to key centera of
commerce and Industry. The
project is JUst one mile from
Costa \1esa, 12 miles from
Santa Ana, 25 miles from
Lona Beach, and only 41
miles from \1euopolitan Los
Angeles.
In nearby proximity are
some of Californ1a's moat
prominent clubs, includina
Balboa Bay Club, Balboa
Yacht Club, Newport Harbor
Yacht Club, Irvine Coaat
Counuy Club, Balboa Anr-
ltng Club and the Santa Ana
Country Club.
\1acco Realty's moat recent
pwchase 1n their land de-
velopment proaram waa the
acquiSitiOn of the 85,000-
ac:te Vail Ranch 1n Riverside
County. This proJect is beina
headed by Robert Unaer, exe-
cutive vice preaident of
Ra ncb California In c. \1acco
Realty Co. is JOint venturina
the development wtth Kaiser
Aluminum & Chemical Corp.
and Kaiser lndustuea Corp.
BUSY SPOT. It Is not all play In Corona del Mar, as this shopping center picture indicates. There Is a
nice Informal ity of garb while shopping in the beach areas, however, that pleases old and new resi-
dents alike.
GROWTH BAAOIIETER. '""" you find 1 Coldwell, Brier offlct ,ou flt'Mf a fat growing co...ttuftlt1.
At tM ......,. •.-c• .... su.slde conlfiUftlty Is Callfofnla's largest 1nd 1110st v•led real •sta•
'"'-.,a iltlllf I!IIIIIIJtillt ...... to come. ·
UPPER BAY. Magnlflcent Dover Shores, the pictureSQue Palisades of the West, Is considered one of the
country's most beautiful estate homes developments. Named after the more famous English channel "cliffs
of Dover," the area towers 80 feet above the back bay. Inset: Jack Caldwell, Board vice chairman and
vice president of Maceo Realty.
NEW IN LAGUNA. The surge of population to the Orange coast ateas has fostered many new projects in
the picturesque community of Laguna Beach. One of the most impressive Is Laguna Lido, pictured above
with the coastline in background. Inset: John B. Parker, Maceo president
GROWING PAINS. There comes a transltiOf'l stage In all popul• communities, and Corona dtl Mar Is no
exception. Atchlttcts Murton H. Willson, at right, and Del Willlans point out a proposed master plan for
the continuing growth of the seaside community business district.
~VIH IN. T1tt l~t of the Newport Belch •ea Is rtcotnlztd 111 Los ~ts Alrwaya, whoM
......... hlllcootlf Is fwt IMCII"' at tM Ntwporttr lftn ""'~ Ttlt travel• CM ltaYt .., air ....
NIWPOft 1M COftMCt wt• MJ PIKI t. Itt world.
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SE~O SECTlON -PAGE 15
THURSDAY,SEPT.2~ ~
CORONA DEL MAR, CAUF. .
MUTUAL SAVINGS HEADQUARTERS IN PASADENA
Pictured right is an architect•s drawing of
the recently completed nine-story headquar-
ters building of MUTUAL SA VINGS AN D
LOAN ASSOC IATION -PASADENA. It was
fonnally opened in J une of this year to be-
CCIIDe the tallest building on the Pasadena
akyline. It was built at a cost of SS,OOO,OOO
including a 450 car space multi-story garage.
'Three floors house the headquarters acti vi-
ties of Mutual Savings while the othef floors
are leased for offices. Mutual Savings now
h .. four branch offices in Glendale, Covina,
leal Arcadia and now in Corona del Mar. As-
set. of \tutu a! Savings, one of the country's
largest savings and loan associations, are
well over $365,000,000.
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RI CHARD McCU LLOCH
M011a~rr. llutual Sav&n~s
Co rona J~l liar o{{ict:
Bv wav of avin~r "llello " to the people of
the beach commumtaes attendin~r the fonnal
openin£ of \tutual Sann~s ne" offices in
C.o rona del \tar all da' F n dav, "eptember
.21th . Hi c hard \let ull och. manajfer, announ-
ces a choice of one of these ~unset "agazine
bool..s as an attendance £i ft ·
• JE \CII I\ \L"Ub Gl I ll~.· lias 150 photos
and drawan~s of P acifi c Coast plant and
animal lif£'
• I\ T EHI OH \HT \ \() DECOH \ TIO\: 'ew
hook ful l of practical ideas to beautifv
vour home-. Full of photos.
• COOl\ 0001\ OF F \ VORITE RECIPES :
I. .25~ rf'dpes with that "extra something."
Dishes for every occasio n.
• GO LF COLH £ DIRECTORY FOR CALI-
FOR~l \· \~w . complete, covers nearly
400 public and private courses.
• B\ABEQL'E COOKBOOK : e w edition.
Over 500 recipes , 150 photos.
• ~ l TilER\ C \LIFOR-...1 TRAVEL
GUIDE: Places of interest, hundreds of
mapa and photos.
• B IC GARDE. I G: All the fundamental
technique. with 925 ilhaatratioaa.
• RA 0 McNALLY ROAD ATLAS: New
1964 edition, all 50 alate•. Caa.U •d
Melioo .
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Costa Mesa
COSTA MESA
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
West Coast Hiway
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IRVINE CAMPUS
The increasing importance of Coroaa del
Mar in the Newport Beach aad Harbor uea
u a financial and busineu ceDter is ppb-
ically portrayed in this tradiag area •ap.
With the coming of MUTUAL SAVINGS -
PASADENA to CoroDa del Mar, our c::oa.ua-
ity now baa two saviop and lou iastitll-
tions, three banks ud several stoc:k broket-
age firm.s.
The ease wi tb which people of the area
can transact b.laiDeaa iD Corona del liar ia
illustrated by au~travel radi.. liaea ia
this map. The focal oeote.r is the aew IIIU-
TUAL SAVINGS buildiag at tbe conaer ol
Coast High way and Heliotrope A 9'ellue, qaick-
ly identified by the practical time ud tee-
perature sign on the outside of the buUdias-
Free panung at the rear of the building is
an added customer convenience.
MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN r
OF
PASADENA ••
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