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move the ~nt ceilings in ~ew
fX\11. Bf>l'ch wlll hinge on thc puh-
Uc meettng to be held at 7 :30 p.m .
.F'ridav. Junc 10. in -NPwport Har-
bor High School.
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' COf'Ofta •• Mar. Calif. PERMIT No. S
VOL 1~0.43
ange County Rent Advisor:,. Date tor the Tournament of Ughts has been definitely a-t for Board, wUJ be ronducted by FINEST OF ALL ICHOOLI built ainee the war · · • tt\.at'a the honor Saturday. Sep 101 and tM !J1eme of the <.'E'lebration will be built Chairman Warren J . Bristol. Also accorded the Corona del Mar School at the recent national conven-around the ~-lltomia CmrenruaJ. .
t Ill '-~ G W t e t t lon of the Americ..:n Institute of Af'Chtteets. The .ehool waa de-~~ de ( 11 .• ~ board f d'--"-. .,_ pt csen w .. ,. reg a son. r n . L A 1 .-chltecta Marsh Smith and Powell. These oec~aJons were llUli o o ..... ,ng a o ln:"'u.~r s meel.U.g dh'eetor for Oran~e Count y. stgned by the 01 nge ea a ' at the Corona del Mar at 11 am. Sunday at J. A. ~k's office on Balboa Island " f ti . f th. N . Additional construction Is to .tart aoon ~m ... u v .,..-for a June show, the Tournament was moved to a ·" repl'<'St'n a 'e o P e\\ · School vnc.u~, .. "'"'
port Hat·bor Chamlx'r of Con1-· later date to giVe more time for
merce will present the case fot w·...a.aa StUll·~~ at ('~I preparation. to ~-a
dt'\.'Ontrnl, bac::cfl on a study madP ura IV • I 3UUII AHUUI The idea of building this y~·s ~·
t.v . a SJX'dal rom mil tee of the k 1 t-.... t "'--tn soon las\ we<'k on the low hid of S68.· Festival around the Centenrual nealtv Board headed bv Harvev Wor 8 expec n-~ 0 u.:-g • was &gn!'ed on by the Board of Speed f ~ c.. Pe:tsc of (:Orona d --1 ~far. . on constJ"UCtion or a kindergarhm 61Jt>. ' . . Dlrectors. and the group has writ-0 II r
The que tlon to be decided. ac-anrl four cla sroom~ at the Cot'Ona Tht-nc\\ factlHles are expectNJ ten to the Califo":'ia Centenni~l .
t"'rdln g to Mr . \''at~on. is whether dcl Mar School by the Ralph to be N'a~y for . n{'xt Call. Supt. Conun.i.sston asking Jt to set a def1 -l 11le state has promised to take
the demand for rmtat housin~ Ho~ le Co. of Corona del Mar. I T. 0 · Ensagn sald that thE' fent-e nite theme. early actton to reduce the speed
has been reasonably met in this '' hich was awarded the ront ract on the school grounds will be It has not been detE"nnined of tralfac through Corona del Mar.
an:'a. The Rmt A(:h1son: Board moved back to Sero_nd Ave .. thP whet~r the US. Navy will permit following a ~ue-st for greater
will tran mit Its rCCflmm~ndatio'l sc t:!J.i... pri\'atc ctweilings Wlll be mo,·e.d thE' use or landing craft on which traffic safE'ty made by the Corona
to the housi ng cxf'{'dit ~ il. \\•ash-Hi~Lavtlf to~~ off the block and the caretake-r 5 to mount decorations for the night del Mar Civ1c Association.
in.,ton. n. c. ~I IIUUI • house "111 hc moved to thE' rorner water spectacle A plE"a for thE' The dvic group had asked for a
The hcadri~ will tx-op<'n tn the 19 l't-. of CSecond and Carnation. Play· Joan of boat sUps for an indefimte 25-mil~-an-hour s pet d limit on
public. anct all who :tt te'nd wlll ~$ ~round an:'a thu5 "'11_1 be kept a_t time in JunE' received only four or Coast Highway and a t:rafflc light
ha,·e the oppo1 tunit v to !:>pt>:'il\ fo r ed 1ts yresent size. ctesp1tE' the adch-five answers. the Clamber of at Ja.smtne and Coast Higbwa,y.
or ;u~ainst the a pplicat ion for d t.-\\'ork has already tart on tlon of classrooms. Commerce revealed, but technical Inspection of the traffic situatim
''<mtrol. pla~s for expans1on of classroom The added classroom space will plans for providing a maneuver-was mad~ last Thursday by J'ohn fnct\i,~es at Newport ~arbor eliminate double se"Ssions at the able fleet will be revamped in Sailors. oty manager: A. \V. Hoy.
llnion High School. accordmg to school. The project will not ~· view of the new date. dlstrict traffic E"ngi.neer of the
Principal Sidney Ds\-tdoon. He quire additional taxes. because the Directon for the Tournament of State Division of Highways; Wal-~id that the present classrooms entire cost will come from the C'UT-Lights ~ J . A. Seek. commodot'e. lace Calderhead of the Civic A.:stlo-
:&:.:1.. July will be 1illE'd to capacity by nt-xt n.-nt operating fund. Al Anderson, J. C. Axelson. Heinz elation: Oty Engin~r Bert Webb;
'IV tall. Kaiser, Ed Richardson. Bob Mur-Street Supt. Bill Covert. and Lea-l Nineteen cla rooms wlJI be phy, Jim Banett. Kenneth Wilson son Pomeroy of the All-American Decision on China Cove and added on the site east of the main • and Hay La.ncmheim. w. H. Hitch· Market.
the other possible state beaches school building, fronting on 15th I man 1a Rttetary. Mr. Hoy said that alps wU1 be
b one month fUrther olt because St. Mr. Davidson said that con-, posted ~'ing that the tramc
A. E. Henning, chief ot the Cali· structlon "'-ork should begin by I M , Club to B r Talk U~hts ~ t for 30 miles an hour. !omla State Division of Beaches xt fall so that the classrooms ell 8 . ea 1be offiCial ~ limit will n-
and Parks, has announced ~hat :~·uld be read for use in the The June ~til\g of. the Corona main at 35. but the 35-mile 'Zane
thE> June meetlnJ~t of t~e _Cahtor-1 ~1 of 1930_ Y The City Council will meet in del Mar Men s Club v.rill bE' held a will be extended beyond Avocado
nis State Park Commtss1on will a .. closed session today <Thursday) week from today at thE' Corona and Hazel to slow approadting
be postponed un~il July. . with City ManagE-r John Sailors to dE-l Mar ~urch. Spe~er vo'ill ~ traffic before tt TE"ac.hes dty lim-
This Information was recehed Ganii:»>IIIB I go over the preliminary draft of Capt. Wllllam ~· Friend. Santa its. Mr. Ho" also said that pedes.
from Harry E . BE'rgh. rounty ··~ the budget as prepared by Mr. Ana. who has JUSt returned from trian cro~swalks would be more
land plann{'r. R{'ason for the .. :.L~......;.;, ~ Sailors. two years of duty w1th the Army plainly market.
postponement is that two of ~he Tole Conauc: eu As soon as a revised draft of the in Germany. . . The J't'QUt>St for the a~ditional
fi·;e m<>mb<>rs of the Commission budget has been completed. the The captain. an Army phystC1an. traffic hght wi1l be studted fur-
uJ'e unAblE' to attPnci a Juue l'ifft· Re,·. Perry F. Schrock. o f the date for a public hearing wUl be is now on tenninal leave. He ";)) :her. a('('Ordlng to Mr. Hoy.
ing -one of tl:cm i ~ In Europe at Cnrona ciel Mar Community set. Prior to that hearing. 8 sum-e nter civilian practice as reside!'t
this time. Church. mas namt"d delegate to mary of budget items will be pre-1 physician at Children's Hospttal m ls'w4 Merdr fs
------1hc-Southt"rn California Council pared and wiJI be available to the Lo5 Angelt>s. . . IUIIU M nn• Arts and Crafts nf Churchf'S hy thP Newport Har·-public at the city clerk's office. During his OC'C'lij)etiOn duty Jn •~eet,·ng Coiled ~~~~o:~~s~~yca~ur~:~o:S~~ e~!tes~~i ;~!~~;c~~e ~ ~=~~ o~e:::~ ~~ To Meet June 9
M ( afe. program proposed for the coming Youth Activities group in ~-ThE> next mE't"tin£: of the Balboa
An a1'ts and crafts meeting A committee or SE',·en was fiscal year. which begins July 1. turt. Through the COOPf'ratJon of l!O:land Busin~c: Association will
will be featured Monday _ni ght by n~med_ to look. into n:-por~s . on Ctizens will have the opportunity t~e ~anta ~a Elks. ht> ht>lped to ~ held at ~ p m . Thursday. June
the Corona del Mar Busmess As-~ambhng m this are£\. The~ "'ere at the hearing to romment on the d1stlibute gifts of food and doth· ~ at V."hitt>'s P ark Ave. Ca!e.
sodation. Local artists and s:-i\'en authority to act for the badget proposals and to submit ing to German youth. to churches Then:' \\ill he a discussion of the
craftsmen are being in\'ited to Council. Rev. Paul .MoonJ t heir own su.g~estions. and to a tut>e.rculosls society. spN"ial shoppin~ E''·ent being he11 ~we talks about the1r work and \\'hccler of St. James Eptsropal today and tomo r row. and a decl-
display their crafts. Church will be ronvener. ll ~ nl l\. T R l sion . will ~ made "hether July
The meetlng wilt be held at 8 A protestant we~fare f';lnd rom-Bu ontana r Ld'VS 1 'I ew 0 e a nd Au~st meetin~ will be dis-p.m. at the Crown of the Sea Res mittee \\as estl\hhsh('(i, m<'luding / · p..·n~ Y.i th. according to Pres1·
taurant. M rs. A. E. Fitzmorris Mrs. Wendell Calkins of Balboa d('nt Bill StE'<igE"rwatt. Definite
will be in ~harge. Monday's Island, Rev. M. C Cronic. Costa When Eugene Boero announced once he beat Champion Gus Son-plans also will be made for the
meeting will be the last planned :\fe5ta. and R('V. Schrock. the opening of an addition to nenberg tn a bout at Honolulu. rhristmas lighting program.
event tor the summer. Gene's Place in Corona del Mar Bull Montana Cwhosc first Mr. Steif!{'rwalt announced that Outdoor Rites for last we-ek he included a note say-name ls really Lftwis) used to star appUcation has been made to the lSI ~ND in~. "Bun' Monta na-Bouncer." with many of the greats of the serretary of sta~e to Incorpora~e
C t I h sOent movies. He was the pirat~ the urociat ion mto a non. profit .~ .. [71 EVENT ommencemen l ?erhal?s yobu t~ought 't e w~~ Morgan In "Treasure Island." organization. so that no personal
' just jokmg. ut twasn so. wtth Wallace BetTy and Lon liabilitv Will bet attached to mern-A Balboa Island shopping For the first ttme in its history. c~use t~ere was ::Bull" at~ ftight, Chanev He was in ''Victory." a bers indi\'idually.
event, sponsored by the local Newport Harbor Union Higt'l hiJr as hfe. and h\ lt-e as-we · no. South Sea island picture with ----
Business Association, Is intro-School -..v111 hold rommen{'ement not exactly hstndsome. but he was Beery. Chaney and Jack Holt. • r
dueed In this inue of the En· outdoors. in acrordance with the there sure enough, to. help his old There was also a series of Bull r-~
algn. This event, based on the I \'Ote of the students. It will be at friend with the openmg. Montana comedies. such as .. A
theme of "Let's Go tsland 4 p.m. Wednesday. June 15. at We old-timers n>member Bull Lad,•'s ~1an'' !or Metro Pict~
Shopping," Ia being held t oday the football field. Baecalaureate f rom way back-\n the si\en~ Corp. In 1921. But perhaps the
and tomorrow (Thursday and sen·J~s will be at 8 p.m. Sunda~. days. and ~rticu~~rly for hl rol~ high spot of his Hollywood caJ"E'er
Friday). Turn to pages 4 and 5. .innt" 12. at the hl~h school aud1-as the ~r1Ha In Go and Get It. WAS in one of the early musicals.
1v 1 ium. which also staf'J"ed Noah Berry. ''Show of Sho9."5." in wh.ich he
Police Chlef ft. R. Hocleki..on
announced yesterday tttat two
men captu~ durtno an attempt
to hold up a Lynwood marttet
Tueeclay admitted the robltlery of
the Greater AH-~mericaft Ma,..
ket on ttte Miracle Mile May 11.
BYC ()peDs Saturday I The annual <: tvicE' banquet will 1t was Douglas Fairbanks Sr. sang ''You \\"ere Meant tor Me.''
A day of festivities topped off be held tomoJTOw. Stude:nt.s who -.. .... ho fir.-t spotted Rut\ Montana as in a scene with the famous W in
with a formal dinner dance will have earned ~wards dunn~ th{' the ideal burglar for his picture nie U~htner.
orm.ally open the Balboa Yacht school )'ear Wltl be honored at thE' "In Again. Out Again." wny back He ~ it took him seven
Club for tbe sea!On on Saturday. banquet. is the early twenties. And Bull ,veeks to learn to sing that song
OUicial host will be Com-shQws \vith pride the ptct\!Ns ot ,at $500 a week).
mander and Mrs. Cass Smith. STANLEY IN WASHINGTON himself with Doug and with Jackl ''You'l'e eo lousey that you't'l"
Staff Comdr. and Mrs. R1chard A.ssemblyrMn Earl \V. St&nley ne~psev. He also has a picture good." Jack Warner and Daryl
f 'enton, Vice Com<tr. and Mrs. of Balboa Island will n:tum to C't an eXhibition WT't'StlinSt match Zanuck told hlm then.
Fred SmaJcs, Rear Cmdr. and Sacramento from W 8 ~ h' n g ~on. with Dempsey at Ananltc City. Bull no Uves in Hollywood.
Mrs. J. L. Munson. Sec~tary and D.C.. Saturday following a ~ null used to do a lot of '-"Vl"eSl-Hf' does 80~ refereemg in
Mrs. WOllam Cam pbell, Fleet day meeting of Pn.-siden~n -ling as his cnulifower t-ars readl~ wTt"SlUng mat{'bft. but ~ rally
Capt. and Mrs. Ed. Fra..qer and man's highway sa.fE'ty ~ ~ ly t~tlfv He was Ught heavy·jtakel Ute euy--and helPI out
Sue ncker, entertainment chair-which he ts .ervfng at t ·1 welcht Champ at one t1me. an4 fl1eDdl. Ulte Gene. man. dent's request.
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The local market "IMI been
robbed of 1800 by two hold·up
men, and Dewey C. Peete of C.
rona del Mar of the doughnut
bar was badly beate-n.
Tlole hold..up men were o.p-
tu~ In a shootlne fray In wttlch
one waa wounded fn the ....
T'My aN belnt lttld by L• Att-
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Corona del Mar
for Your Evening Enjoyment
COCKTAILS FINE FOODS
DJNING-from 6:00 P.M. to 11 :00 P.M .
BAR-from 3 :30 P.M.
HARBOR 1273
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The 'Future Alter "Craig's Wile"
e Since the audience appreciation for lut Thur\day'a and Friday's
performances of .. Craig's W ife'., requests have come In about next
.eaton. A au~ription membef"Shi p campaign is now under way.
Thla Ia to help you to information, or to join.
THE PHONES
Mrs. Edythe Barnes
Harbor 2480-W
Fred and Tressa Briggs
Beacon 5778. Harbor 2476
Mrs. Lillian Fox
Harbor 1281-J
Mrs. Pa t Cromie
Harbor 1769-W
Mrs. VernJoe Thom
Harbor 2879-M
Mrs. Marcella Pack
Harbor 1954-W
THE FACTS
Six major plays, with workshop
plays between, will be'produced
next season, beginning in Oc·
tober.
Memberships are:
e Business, including s e a s o n
program space, $15.
e Sustaining, $10.
· • General, $6. e JunJor. $2.50.
All membership& Include admis-
sions to a II playa.
MEMBERSHIPS
Mrs. F'Nd&h Bates ARE READY AT:
KImberly 2-1655 Fun Fashions, C.D.M.
Mrs. Karl Axtater Dodd's Malt Shop. B.l .
Harbor 0167-M Balboa Cleaners, Balboa
Mrs. Kate Perry Wilkinson ~ JuneN= Busirtess Service,
Harbor 01'75-W Davis and Gay, Costa Mesa
Mrs. Nathalie Michaud SOS Television anct Music
Harbor 395 Shops, C.D.M. anc1 B .l.
WE WF.LCOME NEW MEMBER& ON EQUAL aA&I&
VL .Newport Jlc,l,or
Co~· p~q.,.,
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1 LIONTAMERS MEET
Liontamers, wives of Balboa
Bay Lions. met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Alfred Gibson, Arne-1
thyst Ave., Balboa Island. Assist· I
ing hostesses were Mrs. Sam
Kauffman and Mrs, Rupert Hen-
dricks, both of Corona del Mar.
RESIDENTS RETURNING
'1\tcson's 1oss will be Corona del
Mar's gain, because the Sam J .
Mansfields have sent word that I
they are returning to their sum·
mer home at 3Z7 Poinsettia Ave .
A FAMILY WEEK·ENO
The E. V. Ragan's, 222 Agate,
ent ertained members of their
family over the Memorial Day
week-end.~,.
BACK FROM ENSENADA
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell,
600 Balboa Ave., returned Thurs-
day night from a three-day trip to
Ensenada, Mexico. r---------------------·~ SaMJ'
DepoSit ~~~-' ~ ..
Are A v&Dable • v aruabte Kept at Home
Face T1teee Hazardt:
HIEFI'
nRE
LOSS
SEE US TODAY
About a Box for Protection
24 Hou,.. a Day •
• Cof"'fta clef Mar
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
A. V. Andrews, M.D.
PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEON
Telephone Harbor 556 •
John N. Osburn, M.D.
Practice I.Jmited to the Eye
10 A.M.-4 P .M.. Mon.·Frl.
Except Wed. Aftel'D()()n
332 Marguerite Ave., CDM
HA 1367 Res.: HA 1830
Spencer H. Boyd, M.D.
Practice Limited to
Obstetrics and Gynecology
1007 North Broadway
Santa Ana
Offloe
KI 3-T119
Reslclenoe
HA 1832
Wallace J. Miller, M.D.
Practice Limited to the Eye
By Appointment
Harbor 1528
1415 Coast Rlghway, CDM
Dr. Edward W. Milum
PhysidaD uct Surpon
~th
615 GOLDENROD AVE.
eon.. 4el Mar Harbor 2M2
Optlctu
Telephone: }lart)or 1528
E. H. Thiele
OPTICIAN
Pretlerlptiobl Fllled
Glaaes Repaired
1415 Coast Highway. COM
ln the Birtcber Building
Oculist Prescrlc-' FUled with the in Modern Eyewear
GEORGE W. SPRATT
OPTICAL COMPANY
Dispensing Opticians
811 COAST HIGHWAY
Corona del Mar Harbor 3043
Dentlat
Phone Harbor 2356
Dr. 0. G. Suess-
Dentistry
313 Marine Balboa Island
Funeral D irector
Baltz Mortuary
Cha,pel by the Sea
m.RBOR 42
Corona del Mar, Callfom.la
Ample Otf.Street Parking
Ambulance
Harbor
Ambulance Service
' HARBOR 'mrt
Night CallJ: Beacon S601
24-HOUR SERVICE
427 30th St.. Newport Bead\
Cttf c~ ~"":: .. --_: -~rot»NeltOr
Dr. Donald J . y;amen
OltropractDr
Roun: 10 to 4:30
Saturday and Ewnlnp
by~
U17 OOA.ST lnGHWAY
CoraM del Mar :HartNJr 1011 ~-~·=~---,;,
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H att BulldJna perm.lt.a lD tbe Dl\'4. BaJ for a ~ t clty durinc May totalled ff.50.654.ftwo-story reos~cWnoe at tns
;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~ M•y of 1948~ By way of compar-Total \'alue of pennl J
-COAaT HIWAY or 65 per cent of tbe 1689,310 fDrldllc Or., 149.000.
a.on. the April total wu Just Wl· for Corona d~l Mfr for tay JOHN DORY der one-half of the April. 1948. $1.8(.8)0, or 76 per ~nt of
'UIOICE SEA FARE" figure. I lay. 1948, fi~. 101 E. ~ BlLBOA Believed to be the largest per-Follo\o\ing are other permjt•
HOURa: DAILY a..t; au. N. 1•
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mi1 for a slncle farnUy dweUJ.na ,i&aed during the last week. of ~er lUued ln Corona del Mar May:
CLOaED MONDAY v.u the pennlt for Mr. and Mrs. Corona del Mar Permtta i==::=:=:=:=:==:=::=:=:=;: John lL Poole of 2140 Ocean fiss Aure Tucker. Los Angeles.
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4-room. one-story d~lllng at 910
Stenographer
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Saralt Wheatley
Ha,.,.r t171 8J~er Bldt.
CORONA DEL MAR
Gene's Place
SPECIALIZING IN
Wedding Cakes
Birthday Cakes
French Pastries
7'05 COAIT HIGHWAY
Corona del Mar Harbor 1102
OOAST BRANCH
• Complete Roonna_ Service
R. D. (Pete) PETERaON, Mgr.
1301 N. C'Aut BlVd.
c.tefta Ml Mar HA 0121-J
Ocean B1vd., .300. I RaJph FUguil Bakersfi Jd.
zoom. one-story dwelling.
Heliotrope, SG.OOO.
Olga Hofmann, 317-A
A &Wlt "Carpet sweeper' be-guerite. f..J"'Om. one-story .dwell-
came part of the city's houseclean.-lnp at 517 and 507 Marguerite,
1'1g equipment lut '-"-eek. and ~ $8,500.
Oouncilman D. K. Blue and Strftt Bal~a Island Permits
Supt. Bill Covert mowed bow easy Dorothy Schmid. 2:29 Pearl,
tlt is to help With the city-Wide car port, $1 ,000.
clean-up campaign when you have Ora M. Miller. Pasadena. f..
a big machlne to do lt. room. one-story dwelling. 200
1be new Wayne street sweeper Opal, $8.000.
is a far cry f:rom the housewife's Balboa Pel"miu 1 hand pu.sbed carpet sweeper. but it AJ Ande~n. si~n. for \'at it.\
uses the same basic principle for Snack Shop, 317 Palm. $790.
picld.ng up the sand and Utter ln C. S. ~lead. Pa"Clrlena. 3-car ga-
the st:reets. jrage, 1510 E . Balboa Bh·d., $1 .500.
• It has a couple of huge brushes ----
l wh.i~ ~ the dirt u~ to. a Water Show Features
catc.hing bin. When the bJn f•lls •
up. the cloon at the bottom open Operung of Bay Club
up and deposit the dirt at the ' Openln.: of the Balboa Bay
dump, just like a carpet sweeper. Club on ~emorial Day added 50·
ciaJ spice to the \\('(>k~nd eH•nts
and attracted maD\ out-of-town gu~stl: as we)) as a full comple·
ment of localities.
One ol thE> outstanrling e\<'nt
ot the day was thE> w .. ttc·r how at
The Memorial regatta got oft 2 p.m. ~hich . officially ope':'e<J
to a tlying start at the Balboa the Clubs ne\\ pool. Rounding
Yacht C1ub last week-end with t>\..\ the da~··s eve':'ts was a hu!f\:t
the mo. t pct·fect wind and weath-St_!Ppet' and dancmg in the e\'e-
er on hand for the event. Five nang.
Jaces were scheduled in three ------------
da~~. with 105 boats entered tn I
17 da ses-·10 of which were in-
sl(.!f' the harbor. · I Heber Eri,..klion and his Agnes '
E. won the P . C.'s e\•ent. Tor.a
~T.rcrs won the RhOde". DJckte
Deaver won the snlpe., Bill Lap-
worth the Intematlonal 14'a and
J. D. Daniell. Thl.Jtles. ;=:=:::;:::======::..===:::::;
·~------------Next Sunday ls the beeinnlng
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LARGE Ofl IMALL JOBa
QIVEN aAME CARE
of t~ June Series. e lnvlta·
tlonil race which wtll last tor
three Sundays.
Keeler Wlils at Golf
Jol\n Keeler, Corona del Mar.1
came home with the prize-winning
trophy in the golf tournament
held rPCCntlv in connection
with lOSth Dlst rlct Rotary Con-
vention at Long Beach. Two
I teams ft'Om the HaJ·bor Rotar)' 1 played, lncludlng Bob CallLs, 0. Z. 1
I. Rohcrtson. Gerald Ritchie. Har·
vey Pease, R.N. Lagerlof. George
1 Holstein UI, Jack Cole and
1 Keeler. A number of Harborltes
-we M.w Wftlt The World" turned out tor the !'.overnor's
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1982 HARBOR BLVD. I Pall in Long Beach.
Fe.turlng A ir Foam
Mattre.eea and Pilfow-a
a..oon 15..... ENTERTAIN AT aAY CLUB 1 -------------1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holt, 2118 E. Ocean Blvd., entertained
We specialize ln oversize be&.
renovating and recovering
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We have alll94.9
Linoleum, Tile and
Carpeting
their holiday guest. from San
Pedro by taking them to the open·
fng of the new swimming pool
a•. the Balboa Bay Club. Also in 14102 NEWPORT AVE.
the party were Mr. and Mrs. Max Co.ta Mesa Harbor 142S-W Beacon 6171-J Wll~n and capt. and Mrs. C. V. BOB mBOTSON, Prop. MCCarty of Balboa. I ,___
(A Firm Name)
Phone us ••. we wiD help you with any nee«!-
I.Awn lllOiVed 1 PlOwer Reds Ju t a you wt h
them t W~ows Washed! Complete hou to
clean! BABY ITHNGf • We are prepared to supply you with responsi-
ble help in solving 50 types of ilome needs-
needs we haven't thought of, we wish to learn!
We find whatever you want ... quickly . • DET U8 00 ULT WITH YO ... "·ben you
WISh to cleeOn~, ftiDOCiel or b6ild. Our pur-
~ to w yoa money and mere t
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fRESH VEGETABLES
LL EARS
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A Full Line ol Frozen Foods
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Our Prices Are AJway C~mpetiti\'e
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Featuring Manning' Baby Bef.f
RATH'S CEDAR VALLEY
MBAC • • • • • •
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CHALLENGE-Sliced or Piece
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A Balboa laland atrl waa m-
.talled Satl.arday ewmna u
HODond Quef!n of JOb'e Dadilb·
ten, ~~ 157. MI. .... Nelle
Cay, 308 RUby Ap.. now l'tqM
u aapftlne officft' tn the Junlot
Muonie~
<>tbft' ~lected OUICft'S who were
mstalled at oe!'f'monJes, whJdl be-
PD at 8 p.m. ln the Costa ilea
American LeJion Hall, are
SftdOr Prtncea. Constance Shook
of BalbOa Wand. Junior Prin-
ce., Velma PrldJWn of eo.ta
Mala; Cu.lde, Eleanor Ra,gan of
Balboa laland, and Marshal, carol
1"bonwr of Costa Mesa.
1be colorful ceremonies lnclud·
ed a vocal solo by James Snyder
o1 Balboa, and a part of the ritual
wu ~formed by little Jackie
Walla<.'f-of Balhoa laland.
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AppoJnted officera uutalled in· IIIII• LA NELL£ GAY
elude Marcia Taylor, Barbara Unct~. Patsy Allen, Barbara Lornine Cl"an4all, Carol Flnk, St~. and Carol Fink of Bal· Joa.nne Merrtll. DoDa SedinJ'er,
boa bland, also Kenna Johneon Carolyn WoodWort.h, Jane Soder-
anct Sharon Sherrill of Newport. berg ,and Doran Sueu.
Among th~ girls f1'0m var1ot•• ~
part. of Newport Beach. who ,..,~ ~Oil
will lft'Ve on the Bethel Chotr For 11Ji. ~ er
cJul'ing the ensuing months are A ruptured a~ meant an
---cmercency ope~Uon early Fri-
5-Year-Old Honored day mornlng for Mn. w. J . Garct-
Flve-year-old Nancy Ann Law-ner, moth~ of Bob Shirley, Har-
10'1, 317 East Bay Front, Balboa bor area theater manager.
bland. was honored at a birth· Mrs. Gardner. whn llves at 469
day party receutly. A big birth-Newport Blvd., Newport Hdghta,
aay cake, done In spring colors was a form« re&l~t at 2tO'.t \\t ·
and Neopolltan tee cream were Ocean Front ln Balboa. She 11
features of the gala atfaJr. I known throughout Newport u
Games amused the . young the manager of th~ Balboa the-
guesta, who wtsre Ralph I.JdsteJ·, ater, a position she assumed tor
Johnnie ~Vishon , Bobhy Brown, 1·">~ yean wh.lle her eon waa
AJyson Chrlstler, Joan Vallely, 0' erseu during tl)e war. Bob
Vicki Kahen , Susie Kutz. Rickey reports that her condition ls lm·
Lidster, and Sharon Lawson. sls· proving.
ter of t hP. birthday girL Prize8
were captured by Johnnie and Busy Time for Balboans
Joan. lt wu a busy week-end tor tbP
------· George Reeves tamily at 323
FIIHING ON THE APACHE Island Ave., Balboa. On Satur·
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Johnson, of day they entertained Mrs. Reeves'
Balboa, went fishing 'nlursday on parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
the Apache and celebrated the Gleason from Pomona.
••biftest fish .. after they arrived I L>uring the l'f'St of the week-ent1
home with an evening at the Bal· they took a trip to Claremont to
boa Bay Club. hear a recital at Pomona Colle-gt"
by 1.5-}'e'&f'-old Jack Browning.
IAN FftANCISCO VISITOR Jack ll the 80D of the be.d of
Dr. R. J. K.rajeski, psyohtat:rist the music depe.rtment of Chap-
from San Fra.nd&co, was a house-man College, who 1s a friend of
pest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anich, the Reeves.
114 25th St., Newport, this past
weekend. VACATIONI AT ftANCH
Mn. Walter Evans of 800 Bal-
INMANI MOVE boa Ave. Is beck on the job at the
Mr. and Mrs. 0 . W. Inman are[Vagabond Shop after •. two-week
getting settled 1n their new resi-vacation viaitinc her nl~. Mn.
dence at 226 Onyx Ave. The In· Ted Cotfeen, at Battle Creek
mana moved two weeks ago from Ranch near Red Bluff in northern
121 E . Bay Ave. Califomla.
REGULAft $1.95 VALUE
"Druo• with a Reputation"
201 MAftiNE AVE. HAI'aOft 111·W
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DRY CLEANED
$1
217 MARIN£ AVE.
Detue 88IW Nut .,_
EASTMAN KODAK
Bas Reduced the Price of
THE IDEAL COLOft CAMERA
For Home and Vacation
215 MARINE AVE •. HARBOR 2563-W
's Jewelry
211 MAftiNE AVE. HAftBOft 2640
Balboa Island
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to fulfill yoar
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Cotton
Luella Ballerina, Gantner,
California Darling•
Values Up fu $9.95
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219 MARINE AVE. HARBOR 2004
Sizes 7-1 0Y2 -l'~ufar Sic
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AD ()onsole Od I ................ 20o/c Off
AU Table Models ...................... 15o/c Off
RECORD SALE
Odd Label Recont ............ 3 for $1.00
300 MARINE, Balboa Island
1415 COAST HIGHWAY, COM
Harbor 780
Harbor 1772
200-202 MARINE AVE.
LY SPECIALS
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IOe .bOx Z5c
l110W
REG. $1.50 to $2.50
ow $1.00
BIDWELL'S
218 MARINE AVE. HARBOR 2090
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A sorted Solid Colors
with Pocket
REGULAR $1 .95
207 MARINE AVE. HARBOR 578
REGULAR 25c
Colt
305 MARINE AVE. · HARBOR 2872
Imported
• 2-piece Bathing Suit , $12.50
• Sun Dre s "ith Boleros
• 3-piece Pedal Pu her Outfit.
LA FIESTA
318 MARINE AVE.
WaShfast Cottons
' Reg. 59c to $1 .00 a Var d
2 Yls. fOr $1.00
Talon Zippers
Eyelet Edging
320 Marine
Pattern
Quality Buttons
Balboa Island
10% Off
ON ALL ITEM
Except Fair Traded Articles
FINE DIAMONDS
J ewelry Modcrnizro and RepaiN'd
Watches Repaired and Timed
on Timing Machin~
~3 '2 MARINE AVE. HARBOR 2321
PLASTIC and CORK-REGULAR $1 .89
NOW $'.SO
Mechanical Toy Racers
Reg. 1.29 - 0 $1.00
Louis Marx Electric Trains
Reg. 19.95 -0\\f 10.00
Plastic Swim Aids ..• $1.00
JOY SHOP
208 MARINE AVE.
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1149 THE ENSIGN p ....
-dlrounJ Bal!Joa :JJltUUI ~· f
~---........;;;-__ By MRS. BETTY WATSON
The Lou! C. Breers of San Ma-Mr. and A n . Chart Lamb and
rino spent four days at their um-)oung Char of 231 Abelonr
mer home. 1105 N. Bay Front, with w re at Cat.a.hna ov r t.M •·eek-
their hO~ guests. Mr. and Mn . t"fld with their )1lcht. La VoJpe.
Art Shaw, Mr. and Irs. Dan Smith • • •
and son of Pasadena, and Mt MJ'h. J,.eila Hopkins of 202 Aha-
Nancy McFarland of Monrovaa. lone pent a week-end m Puad na
• • • and also \'isated a ranch in the
Mr. and fTC\. GeorJte Hannon. Malibu Mountains.
Mr. and M rs. \Valter Coulton. Mr. • • •
and Mrs. George O'Brien and Mrs. Dr. and !\frs. F. E. Kt>lter of 15
Dell Reyn old were Wt'eke nd &>aeon Bay entertained ror t.hetr
guests at the W . M. Gl~ ell house, daughter PatrlCJa last Friday wtth
1204 S. Bay Front. a buffet upper and square da..nces .
• • • It w '8.S a pre-barthday C<'lebration
J ust retumt'd from a Po...tmas--tPat was 11 on Sunday). Gu tB
ters' Convention. held l~t WN>k in were Eleanore Guthrie. Barbara
Santa Barbara. i H ilda Bnscoe, Inman. Erud Derrough, Shelby
po. tmaster of Balboa .U.land. 1 TUnnell, Jeanrue Mal Swanson,
• • • Rosalie Bean, Mar}' Royce, Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Landvogt of cella and Bill Kelte r . Rlclulrd
San Gabriel. opened their house at 0\·t>rb). J ohn Grower. Glenn
226 P earl Ave. this past w~k-end C:ouch. Bob West, Joe Guthrie.
\Vith them were thear-daughter !"t 11 ~fetcalf Gary Cook . Howard
Dorothy and famtly and their son ~1Jtr hl'll and Ton) Torran<.'t'.
Phtl and has farruly. • • • • • •
Ascension Da) ga\'e Pct<'r Torn•
223 Agate. a holiday Wf'>(>k-end
and he Wa! able •o oom dO\\ n
from Loyola lhgh School. Lo. An·
gt>le . on Wedn('sday last \H'l'k. H<.
brought fi\'e C'las5matC'' wtth htm • • •
Joseph Rosan Jr . 1~4 S n a)
Front. arr1,-~ Frida) fr •m Ca1 J:...
bad. where hf:' L attr•ndm;.: ann
and na\-y aC'ademy. ~10!'-t 11t ~kmn
rial week -end wa' ~p••n' 1 hng h i
boat.
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The Ronald Barlow·. ~1..:! Agat•'
have N'turnco from a tnp ,-,sntns.:
Mrs. Barlow's pan•nt:-. at Las \'p
J!8S. whPre they saw th•• .Hf'Jldo
rado CPlt'bration Tht?~ dron• aJ-.o
to Grand Can~ on and Phnent\.
~frs. Barlow and the < hildl"\'n
came back b) train whtlt? ~fr Bar-
low drov<' to El P a.c;.o <7Tl bu .... tncs
~()(') Barlow, who W it!) to par1iCl
pate in Snowb .rd ~lemonal Da:-
st>ri<'S. is m bed 'tith the m a.sle
Mona Rae. howe-\(•r . 1, racmg m
the> Dingh}' cla..-s • • •
Mrs. J ack Hall of ~ A ga1t' <'n-
joyed a week's v1~t by hC'r moth-
er. Mrs. Clyde Cushman of ArC'a-
dia and her sister. ~trs. Jac-k Ke-
and and sons Doucl ~ ... and Bnan
of Temple Ctty.
~Ire; C1ara ~~~<'ken of 4{)5
:'\(lrth Ba) F ront enJOyed a holi·
da) \'lstt b) h r '-On. Da\ Jd of Lo
Angele. • • •
Confined to his b<-d for six
"~·k..., bc'<';n,;-.c> of h€'art troublt? i
Jo .. f'ph B Edv.·ard-. of 211 Opal.
• • •
~Ir and ~trs F ~~ McNiff of
Pcl ... adc·na w ri• house guests of
C'apt. and Mrs Bruce Kelley of
1 n On) .x A \'C" las:t w('(>k and left
th·•ir d J Jcht Pr Ann to ~nd the.>
holt da~ .... \\Jth the Kelle)
O PEN I NG SUM MER HOME
Paint€.'1"" and rlc>aners were bus~
a 110-t E Cmlrat AYe . Balboa. to
hl'lp ~irs H P Wtllet of Colton
t:l· her hOU'(' ready for week-t'nd
'Jc;ttot-.;:. The \\"tlle-L had seven
J,:U• u.. O\ (.>r ~femorial dar and en-
It nained them a the Balhoa Bay
Club for SupJX'r
BABV COMES TO BAL BOA
...\ hab:-"<1$ born Ia! t Thursday
to Mr and ~tr Ha.JT) Libby. 4141
E Ba) S . Balboa. The little boy
Wl'lghro fi\ (> pounru and three
oun<'E'S.
LEA VE BAL BOA FO R LAKE
• • • (\ lebr'lttnc the !\temoriaJ day
!\frs. F rarl('("C; G<lc• n y of :?0 Wt.>('k-<'nd. Dr. and ~tr... G. E. To-
Emeorald came down from J.)('!'ert l htll. 1756 ~1rramar ·Dr .. Balboa,
Hot Spring. for a ft'\' da~ s las: "pent a few da)~ a t th<>lr cottag€'
week. Sh€' t own€'r of thl' St. An-at June Lakt> \\.tth them wt-nt lht>
thony Apartmt-n ~ h<>r>' and a \\"arr<>n F l<'tcht"'rc; ::!1-1 QI'("hid. Co-
ladies' sport . hop at thl' dl r rt 1 l'flna del ~far The part) left Fn-
re.ort. da) mornin~ for the holiday.
Swim f11s
REGULAR $8.95 V A LUE
NOW $7.50
JUNIOR SI ZE-REGULAR $5.95
NOW $4.95
The Rod and Reel Shop
210 MA"INE AVE. HARBOR 1124-J
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CHENEY'S
221 MARI NE A VE. HARBOR 1952-R
POtTED PLA~~
LARGE and SMALL
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0\'ELTIES IN CERAMI ·
COPPER and BRASS PLANTERS
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Dish Gardens Planted
FREE
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V.::.~~ J otes. ftom Corona ~ r J HOts me SCochte. IYH U ::~~::~:~: •
MACHIN£ WAVE • e ..,.....,...._. •-··-' ~ ,--
Longer Lutlna LovellDess • '-· _....;;;____..._ Bv MRS. FLOflENCE ANOafliON ns r ~ to mftnben of \bte Tripe-, • ~ SOcie'ty ~ n.iaht &-t t.M
110! COAST HIGHWAY Mrs. Charles K y te, 312 Orchld Mrs. Cbar1ea 11-'....._, "•-Ja-Kn. flaioolcl ~ ol BalbOa lf1IIWY ~ lnn. Hom weft Mr. Corona del Mar HA 0533 ~ BU-. ...... , l· .. ve., arriv"!d home Saturday, M:ly Deuny and MUe Carole Denny. Island Wll1 1\llde the actlvltlel ol and 1fn. Georle Deftnl'loD ~Co-
29. after a three-week trip to h~r 421 liPllotrope AW!., 8l)ellt Sun· the Otndn!n's Home Society dltJI. rona cJel Mar. '!'be metW iDduded
cld homt' toY.rn , Carthage, Mo. day ln the Lake Elsmore region. lac ~ next club yeer. She was such Dtct1lh ~licadeS u OJdde
Stte visited the EtiStern Stal' They state that the lake ta very electl!d pfttlldent at the reaular Leekle .aup. Bubble ind Sq\IJNk.
Chapter where she attended ln low and cars are able to drive on monthly meeting he-ld last •'eek oa Beefsteak and ld~y ~. and Tri·
ORANGE COAST
GEMCRAFfS
Sun. through Wed. 9 ;30 to 6:00
'Thur. throU&.b Sat. 9:30 to 9:00
HANDCRAFYEO JEWELflV
1106 Coat Hwy .. CDM
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1922 and for which she was or. the banks. Tuetday. ne, finishing off •ith tbe savoey
gantst !or many years. • • • Other off~ra are Mn. A. V. Drvlla on Honebadc.
• • • Present at the home of Mr. and Alldftwa. Corona del Mar, Yice ;;[i~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:liiiiiiiiii~~-
M.rs. M. B. Desenberg, 1701 Mrs. Clyde A. Burt. 211 Ffthl~ pl"eelldeftt; Mrs. Ned Mansfield,
Jt -1 1 Da 'd D l t Tu Ave., over Memorial week~d Balboa Island. secretaryj and Mrs . .£.. oMll' •'I I yst e r., e t on esday tor we-'-•-. and Mrs. Jack Cullen o( Sam Porter, t rea surer' Cliff r:. Columbus, Ohlo, to Jotn her hus-'"" '-":u Ha ORIOINAL8 ba d d h 1 hi clc f h Los Angeles. ven.. I Beeuutul maJolica ware-that I n • an e P m pa or t elr • • • Speaker was Miss Bessie C. lr·, thlck Italian pottery -.~,th )··--Custom and Ready Made per·manent move to Cahl01 n1~. vln. .... ---..~-. of th ...,.. --~.-Plastic Acc:ssorles 'During her absence of two or Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carleon ·~ ... ._.~r e Duree~ of finish and bright designs. il on
Infant. C1oeet., Kitchen. Bath three WC'eks, the Desenberg chll· anll their son and daughter-In-law A4optiona, Child Welfare Dlvialoo &.play at n.e l&landen gift shop.
1101 Cout Highway, CDM dJ 111 be -~ from Glendale have been d-ol the State Department of Soclal l 1be tenn majoliCa is property ~----~~-----~ o:~n~t·g's ·P~~. for by Mt·. ing seev"-1 daya ln their ':!.'ch Welfare. Sbe explained th~ deve!· applied to specialltalla.n ware, but , ~. · 1 home 210 Fem.leat Ave opment of child adoption In Cali·! types o1 it have . been made In
0 S S I • • • • · fomla and examined cu.rrent legis-other countries. includinc EncJand
Mrs. Ivy Fraisier, 209 ca.ma· 1" • latJon coftCemlng adoption with and Mexico. Majt)llca ~ ~
tion A vc., was host~ s over Mem· Tea to Be ~,·ven emphas1s on why it is being op-ed Its height in the 16th centmy FINE ITALIAN DINNERS ol'ial week~nd to Mr. and Mrs. \J posed by many welfare groups, 1n-ln Italy. It was known, however
and complete m enus Lou!s Etherington of Windsor 8 p H 1 6 1
eluding PTA. before that time, beine ~ 11Uls, Los Angeles. Th~e friends y aft.:. e roup 1be meeting was held at the from a chronicle of Verona in 1368.
OPEN FOR LUNCH mf:t about 15 years ago whUe on II-Balboa Island home o1 Mrs. Wil-l Originally it was called ·~
OOCKTA1T 8 a ttlp through the Panama Canal. A mother-daughter tea, to et· fred Berls. Mrs. Fonest Theetge rica.'' named after the Island of
. The pa1·ty was joined on Monda:; tertain high school girls who are of Udo Isle, Mrs. Olarles Ullman Majorca. where it was first
1611 COAST HIGHWAY 1by Mrs. Frieda Bellnfante, who planning to attend colleies where l of Balboa and Mrs. August Segol-thought to have been made. Pro~
Harbor 1180 Corona del Mar 'had just attend~d the Music Fes· national sororities are on campus horst of Corona del Mar assllted ably thi name was given by the
Open Until 2 A.M. I ttval ln Ojai Valle~. is pl.anned tor Saturday, June 4: j the hostess. Outgo~g president, I Italians to the lustered Spanish
Food Served to 1:30 A.M. • • .. m Santa Ana by members of the Mrs. Wendell Calkms, Balboa ware which was imported by ships ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mrs. Amelia Gamhle Is no"" Pan-Hellenic group of 0 ran g e Island, presided. can-ylng sailors from Majorca and
,. back at her home at 704 Hello· County. , , other Balearic ~ands.
,ti'Ope AvP., after an 8,600-milc Two Corona del Mar residents Zonta Club Meets Majol~~ ~ ~~ distinguishecl A Grand Gift
for Graduation
SIX-IN·ONE
GARMENT HOLDER
or DRYER
You can use this Kemrose ad-
justable holder as a space-
saving hanger (either open or
closed l or a handy movable
dryer.
Brand New on the Market
motor trip. O·;er Memorial week· were among the new officers elect-by a tin-enamel coating the
d h · cd ed at the last ....-.to.-.. ot Pan·Hel body, on which was laid and fired ~n s c t-ntcrtam m Pmbers 'of at the home of u,:;:_~-~.-.. ~-m-Sixteen members and two a painted decoration. In th~ 16th
hPr family and her friend, ma. ~n. '-'"&l.WI, guests met at the hom ! Letha Llv.te Hunter btormes of Temr.l~>. 718 Jasmine Ave., Corona del Mar. D 1 33 . .e o eentury this process was very ex-,. last week. ro et, l Driftwood, Shore pensive, but was rnost popular ~
City. one o! Mrs. Gamble's Worthy The new officers are Jackie Gi· Cliffs. for a meeting of the Zonta cause of the variety of i ts fonns
Matron associates of 19~. meno, president; Velma Kee.ler of Club, last Thursday evening. and the richness of coloring~ tbe
• • • Corona del Mar vice preslderlt· President Ruth Hummel was painted decorations ... sometil'neS
Mrs. Virginia Turner returned Rosemary Bean. 'Corona dt'l Mar' named delegate to the June Zonta even Including portraits.
Friday to her home, 609 Narcls-secretary; Margarita Considine: 'International convention in Qu~, Majolica is today a hlgh lustre
sus A,·e , alter an absE"J'lce p! sev-treasurer· and Dorlsan Wilson bee. ware with rich yellow, red, green
eral m o:1ths. She h as been visit-historian.' Virglnja Taylor wui Mildred Stanley reported on the and purpl~ decorations which usu-
ing reiat!ves and friends tn San have charge of membershlp district con1erence meeting. A I ally run to natural designs. Each
Matro an<.l M'll \'alley. At the pot)uck supper last week report was also given on the trlp salad plate, for example, has a dif-
-Rosemary Bean and Allee McCas-to Pasadena tor the 20th annlver-1 f~Tent fruit painted upon it. It has A 1 ·~ sey of Corona del Mar and Mary sary of that chapter. Mrs. Stan-a dJstinctly Italian pottery look in
• Yarnell of Balboa Island asslsted ley, Monica Smith, Mrs. Hummel, fonn as v.reU as texture. Plumbing Service Dorothy cams as hoste.ss lda Naylor, Helen Stockton ahd Another pottery of nne Italian
VARIETY STORE BY ROSS (a specialist) . Grayce Sevler attended and the aspect is the American made Car·
24-Hour Em~ency Service 1 H b D / f local chapter presented' a gilt to bone ware (pronounced .. Car-bon· 6()3 Coast Highway Harbor 1549-J or 2216.w at Of e ega eS Pasadena Zonta Ctub, which ls ee''). It is designed by the Italian
Harbor 850 315 Marine Balboa laland • the sponsoring club of Newport. importer, Carbone. and made by ;.========::::...~=======::::: At AAUW Muf During the evening a talk was J. B. T~lor eeramlcs. R.emfnlloent given by Braden Ftnch on the of the fruit maJolica ~. ~
,.._ o~ H f Co status of the Presbu+erian ---.... bone has a ''liarvea'' patuf'D fe.-
aulJ. ~\ om o rona tal ""' .. .._.,. turlng fruits ot tbe baiWSt. '!be
del Mar and Mn. B. v. Romeni plates are banclect Ill me.. creera
ol Newport were two of the nlne and tend to tbe dulled tones rather
dele-gates representing Santa Ana than the deep bright oaea. Aooom-
and Orange County University panylng the harvest pActure, C.-
I Wthomen at the state convention of bone shows a plaine!' plate with
1 e AAUW at Pasadena last rings of rust and green. 'nUs ware,
week~nd also featured at The Is.l~ ls
Speakers Included Dean of ovenproof, and yet s\Jll)rlslngly
\Vomcn at Arizona State College; light In weight-strong and depen-
• DC'. George C. S. B,nome (Next to Roya Barber Shop) I dable. It is handpainted, under
Dr. George C. S. Benson, presl· glaze, on a storeware body. De-
1dent of the new Claremont men's OOLD WAVES $7.50 sl.gned for infonnal living.
college, and consuls from the I United Kingdom, Nethealands and
Franct". 331 PolnMttla, Corona del Mar
Mrs. Horn stayed with the ~~K~~a~y~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ known to the Harbor area. I'
P11ige ol!ig.inwls
DEFINITELY OPENING
SA11JRDAY, .JU E 11
Featuring
BEACH, PLAY, COCKTAIL, LOUNGING
and EVENING CLOTHES T,HE ISL~NDERS and ORIGINAL SUEDE ACCESSORIES
313Jf2 MARINE A VENUE
BALBOA ISLAND HARBOR 0794-JK Three Harborttes ·won prizes at
"--------------------------' the final meeting of the season of ~~~~;~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~;t~AA~.~CQ~~~ KAREN • • nGRETA ·-=-----=-Corona del Mar, won a special IMPORTS·~ ----· -----..;,1l award tor her lapidary exhibit,
Mrs. Horn won prizes tor Christ-
mas cards and a monologue and
I' Mrs. oRmersl won a prize for
hats.
GENUINE NEW ORLEANS COOKING
French, apanlah and Fine American Food
Barbecued lleef, Roasts or Stub ••. Lunches
Sous-• • • Sauce. • • • Pies
. EVERYTHING BY OWNER-CHEF
822 Marine Aveaue . Balboa lslud
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FARRARWIN8ATGOLF ~~===E=v=~=fn:~::::P:~=e:,:H:a:~=:r:~==·=J~=:r:D;r:~=f:n;E:a;~;y~~=~
A golf trophy for the Harbor II
Area Elks Lod&e 1767, was
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I Special Price
1.95
Hand Made
Crystal
jam ja,..
bon bon bowls
eompotea
augar creamers
pitche,..
brought home by Chester Farrar,
manager of the Arthur Murray
Daooe studio ln Corona del Mar.
He received a gold plated ctgar-
ette lighter for a win at the Dis-
trict Elks 1949 t.oumament Jut
Thursday ln Downey.
GUEST& FflOM L.A.
Guests at the home of
Mr . .,d Mrs. Fn!dertdt E . Pooley,
620 Avocado Ave., ~ Mr. a.nc1
Mrs. Jake Siu and sons. Ronald
and Gilbert, all of Los Angel~
GUE8T FflOM TH~ CITY
Last week Mn. Karl Axtater
entertained overit.t&bt guest from
Los Angeles. Tbey were 0.. B..
Huttenlodter from Hol.lywood an4
Mn. LoWe Wood from Los ~
let.
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"FIJH IN THE SUN'.'
See
I BOB HOPKINS
Women's and Misses'. Sportswear .
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THE ENifGN PAGE 7 I I THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1949
DAUGHTER IS BORN
Mr. and Mrs. David H allam of ~---------------------------l Cororta d 1 Mar became thE-par-
Pftllol AMe., ..._dhc w ... ,.. A word about '"Sunaunc Com-l.Jdo I le :;how while 18 women's E'nts or a nin~-pound, E'ight-ouncc
A\ltMI"IZed hrvtce mercla.lt... Much of th1s interest· ready-to·w ear shops contributed dtl.ughter last Thursday.
lng tld-blt Information about our to the Ebell show. They were.
TeJevlsion Installations ,merchants would go unsung 11 we three Fitzpatrick's stores; Dora-
and Servioe dJdn't call your attention to lt. thy' • She. Surf and Sand. and
Uke, for Jnsta.nce. the way the PJper Johnson of Balboa: Ida
JIM RAMSEY
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WHIT lUNDAY SERVICES merchants pJtch In and help Naylor's, La F iesta. Gay Togs, 8JO cc.st D&~ Spt'(:ial Servloes for Whit Sun-make our club and church partJes Vagabond and Nina's or Balboa c..n. del Mar ~,;.~1;. day will be held at 8 :30a.m. and n SU<.'cess-lend a gown or a radJo lsland: O'Br·ien's, t:nJque. Sil·
·~=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;::.:~;:.-·1 11 a.m. Sunday at the St. James he.re-gi~ a dlscount on some-houette Fun F ashions and Pet1t .I Episcopal Olurch. Vla Udo. Com-thing else. Ville of Coi'On~ riel Mar: and
I m.union will be observed and the I Some outstandJng examples t...orabcth of !';<>wpon. Pa1 ic
(fonner accompanist
for Bing Crosby)
will be on hand for
OOIDIUNITY NIGHT
Every Friday
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Al10 on SundaY'
I :SO P.M. through
the dinner hour
ENJOY GOOD FOOD, TOO
at
Rl6lM'S
1U5 Co&st Bigbway
Harbor 1941
CORONA DEL MA.R
sel"mml\ by Rev. Paul Moore are recent style sho\\s, both the turnltuN> wa!' lt'nt by HouS<' and
Wheeler will be ''Obligations ot a bridg_e party gJven by the LJdo r.arden.
Christian". , 1Island Women's Club, and-the When the Eighth Grade Girls'
In the evening the young Ebell Carden Tour Party. Lora· Cluh put on the big dance at th .
Olurchman's league of St. James beth furnLihed Ute clothes for tht~ Girl &'Out JlousP a short lime
Will meet tor a buffet supper at1 -a go. ,.i~hf m<>rchant!\, fittin~lv
the Rectory as gu ts of Rev. and ,.___.._ ,_ ~ rnough, helped make thE: part\
Mrs. \Vheeler. Their adviser, Alex· ~~ VifereG ~ucce fhl. ThP e Included Dot
ander Hamilton of Balboa. will be
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and Bob's Candy Store. Balboa
present. • • • ty b land Variety Store. S. 0. R.
I Radio Shop. ThP L lander . R i<'~-
'REDISCOVERY OF GOO' ard~ Market. Ne\\ pnrt Bn .... er~ I Se-nnon for Sunda.y at the Bal-Plans for free classes In the I slang Sporting \J(J()dc;. am\
boa Island Chapel by the Sea will summer water safely program Trns'ty thE' ('f(t'('trirhm.
~ ''Redisrovery ot God'', accord· under Red Cross certf!IE'd fns truc-s. o. s. has ~l~o hP<'n m:1kir '!
lng. to Dr. Harry \Vhit~. pastor. tors are nearly complete, 8N:'Ord· nn.s~ibJn ~om•· nf 1 )131 .,............ • M G P 'ri "'..:'J . "H 1 Ea 1 p I I '"'• .. ~ • 'IC ,.. .. ,."lJ t"'lU!:>IC' rs. ra~ 01 er wu smg ow ng to r· etersora, new y ap-a t the tcE>n agE>r s Tar Pit
Beautiful Upon the Mountains". pointed water saJetv chairman A ·
• • • of the Newport Harbor area. nd late t. but not thr las~
NEW PRIEST HONORED I e:nrollmcnl infor m"Uon will be ~·nu rna, bt' ~urr were the lJU~l · M~bers of the con~tion of I"E'Ceived ~at the local Red Cro s ncs~ folks who helped thE' lht
Our Lady of Mt. Cannel Olurch headquarters or will be taken by hor \~mmuntty ~la~~~ pr('·
and St. John Vianney on Balboa Red Cross personnel at the New· s~nt sue~ a ~t:Ofe"~t~na;. nro<lu<'·
Island attended a reception in port ~hool from 11 :30 a.m. to 1 llon of C:ra u! s \VtfE' Tho~·p
honor of the new priest. Rev. p.m . .TunE' 14 anr1 at Corona del who f'Ont nbured "ere ~too;• n
Denis Joseph Falvey. at Ebell Mar ~hoot from 2 to 3 p.m. on Home LoraN>th. Kn it and r u1 I
Clubhouse Tuesday evening. the same day. Enrollment will and l<ay F ar.ch Ceramks A I o
• • • co ·er age groups from sl' vear5 Tlln~ FarraJ ~,·ho nac; mo• E'd h('t
'FELLOWSHIP MEETING through adults. . busmess sen I(.'(' n('ar C1~y fla'l
Sunday's sennon at St. Andrevvs The free clas es will be~n J une r!·om her R<~ltlO'l loc<atwn in
Presbyterian Oturch will be ''The 20 and wHJ be held at the l!lth l-·arry Ashtnn s o fftC'C".
Religious Signitlcance of Provi· St. pier In NE'wport a nd at Park \\'hat hel!('r Rr;ntrr.i'n1 t"(\Ulc!
dence" by R~v. Thomas Gibson. In Ave.; East Bay F ront. Balboa we find !nr a hu~ ·at·ho m(' ~an.·
the afternoon the \.Vestmlnst('r Island. There will be haJf.hour paign than to sp1 E>ad th<' irl~":\ th<'t F~Uowship, ~·oung people of St. I classes ln the morning, tx-gin· we shou.ld suppon ou1 own st c :-t·~
Andrews. \\-i ll entertain the young mng at 9 a .m ., for beginners and anJ uustm·~~ m('n. hecau~(' "!' asl\ lliiiiiiiiilllllli•iliilliiliiillliiiiii••liiii.l 1 people's ft'llowship from the Tus· uns ktlled swimmers. The after· t hf'm to hdp u~ "1\ h our c-ommun·
tin ~byterian Church. noon will be reserved for lite tty proj('('t and they n<'n.•r h.•t
• • • saving training for both juniors t:~ down '
'WHAT MAKES A. HOME?' and SE'niors. Lesson \vtll b(' !;iY·
Sunday morning sennon at e n Monday through Fliday. ,.----------------.
I Otrtst Oturch by the Sea will be • Volunteer instructors are Fran-Co C If
entit.Jtd. ''What Makes a Home?", ces Baker. Helen Janette Moore. fOnO f0 I aocordlng to Rev. Thomas Roy Joan Westlake and Mich \Vil-
PendeU, mlnister. I Uams.
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Vlsitors for Sunday morning •
worahlp will be leAders ol the Ho1· 'ft G •
liston A'\-'e. M~t Oturch of rT A Board IVes
Pasadena. here for a week's con· j
f~DC'e at Mar Casa on Balboa r::. /f L 'L. Island beginning tomOTTOW eve-racu y uncneon
FINE CABINETS
1301 .! Coa t B'n". ..,
Corona del M"'r Harbor 1108
PATTERSON
~UMIING
BEACON 6130-W
1693 Irvine Ave.
COSTA MESA.
If n ·ice Laundry
Open 9 A.M. to 6 P .M.
ThuM 9 A.~f. to 9 P ~1.
CJ~ed S unday
20 MACitl!\:ES DRYERS
1()()"~ SOFJ W.\ TER
FREE PARKING
404 Coast Hwy. Harbor 2566·W
CORONA. DEL MAR
YOUR
Satisfaction
IS
Our Guarant~
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Coal! HARBOR 10
PROMPT PICK-UP
.and DELIVERY
You'~ Sure w i th
All Wori( Done
ning. I • • • A farulty Juncheon was given
43 0 ANNIVERSARY yesterday <Wednesday! by the
Observing the 43rd anniversary retfrin~ executive board of the
of his ordination, Rev. Perry Fred-Parent Teachers Association for
erick Schrock of the Corona del Newport Harbor High School.
Mar Community Church will I All of the-high chool t eachers .
preac-h on ''Why 1 Became a Min.-I the office force and the caleteriR
ister". 1 st.a ff w~re invited to the bu!fet
s .. les With Expert t<nowledge . .
Servcce wcth Eng~neertng Skill.
-We .al50 Ht~ndle Finest Radios-
in Our Own Shop
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Don't Lose
Your Diamond
Se1tings Should Be
Tighte ned in the Spring
NO CHARGE FOR
CHECKING THEM
Wallace
Calder head
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Last Sund&J.' a group of young luncheon at th(' hi~h school.
people from Fontana. who ~ 1 Mrs. Boyd Roberts was chajr.'
on a religious retreat, stopped at man of the luncheon. and Mrl'.
the Community Ohurch for vespers Paul Huffman and Mrs. Byron
on their way home . Young people :'Ne ils \\'et'e in charge of decor:t·
of the Corona del Mar 0\urch lions. M rs. Jerrold Spang lE'r b
"-'ere invited to join them. 1past president of the High Schoo}
• • • PTA.
CHURCH WOMEN MEET I ------
Mrs. Robert Campbell. 515 Via , 'Ladd,·es' Plan 'Do' Lido South. Lido Isle. entertained
SOS Television and Music Shops
Harbor 780
300 MA-RINE
Balboa lsl•nd
THE BEST
~~. .... -Sit.,.
Harbor 1-72
1415 COAST HIGHWAV
Corona del Mar
in CUT FLOWERS. CORSAGES
and POTTED PLANTS
Tbe Large t and 1\lo t Dh·ersified Nurse11· Stock 117 COAST HIGHWAY
Corona del Mu
the Womens' Fellowship of St. Art· Th(" "Laddies" of Balboa Island ~ Presbyterian Oturch at her 'Chapel are giving a Silver
home Wednesday aft.emoon .. This Chimes Tea on Fridav. June 10. in the Sooth Coa t Area \vill ~ the last meeting until fall at 6 :30 p.m . at GoodeiJ Hall. 1313 COAST HIGHWAY HARBOR 590 ~--~~-------~furthls~~ I ~~ ~ s~w t~t t~ J~i~ ~=========================~ iitl9o-....,-----------------------~ are not the only one who c.an raise ,. funds for the church increments, If You Are a
BRIDE-TO-BE
... you'll want to be a bride of such (>nchantinR
loveli)less that your young man will always remember
you as you looked that d ay!
Just for you . . . on your greatest day . . . v..-e have
inaugurated in our beauty ·salon a bridal perfection
service that will assure you Jovelin(>S.~ from t ip to toe!
... A flattering hairdo made to order for your bridal
veil.
•.. A manicure and pedicure for hand and foot beauty.
• . . A. last--minute serviCe in your o'W1\ home ... J•
before you say ~·I do'" ... to give a pf'OfatioNI touch
to yoar coiffure. a becoming ar-rangement of your wll. ean•t you jUst hear the Whispered words. "Oh. what
a beautiful bride!"
A bridal appointment is waiting
· for you at
HARBOR 1S2t
101 Coa.t Highway Corona del Mar
(All wof'tt done by appo4ntme.nt only)
thE' men are having a "do". How-
ever. the "tea" will be more of a
lumberjack affair with baked
bE'an supper and all the trlm·
mings. And thE' silver and paJ)E'r
tnoney will be-"kicked in'· b.f
way of R bucket.
I WEEK-END GU£ST
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Kern·
per. 900 Ocean Blvd., E'ntertained
Mrs. Louise Dahlman of Anaheim
1ecently .
State Licensed and Approved
From 2 to I Yea,..
Supervt.cl care and
Constr"UCtlw Play
REASONABLE RATES
()pen 5 days per v.--eek-8 to 5
'1'ran~ation FUrnls~
190 E. 15th St.
COSTA MEIA
PtMme h•con M17
SPRATT
OP11CAL SERVICE
\.AILABLE
in
CORO DELL~ "
Established in 1916--we have since that time speeiaht.ed in accu-
rate fabrication of ellelusive eyewtar.
Bring your doctor's pre.c:rtptiof\ to SPRA. TT'S for eyeglaa
satlsfac:tlon.
(I()R6f W. RAn OPRCAL CO.
Di pen ing Opti ian. . Harbor 3043 In Santa A.na-KI mberly 2-3511
orona d I Mar 811 t Righ\''Y
Hours 10 to 4--Mond-.y, Wednesday. Friday
lh~-~......_~...........:.~~--------· Ollicers 1nstolleCI BilbOillla Ro&DIW 1 It will be appt.c)X!mately two
11 1 Cit Jt G mo~ weeks ln the bolpUal for
N("WpC)rt Harbor Community In the Corona d 1 Ma r school au· y UIC roups t~n ~V:.~ua~~h· .!u~ PaiDtln& SteM
20 )' an in Harbor Area
Harbor 17 Corona del Mar Pla)'crs la~t Thursd~y and F riday dltorlum. tnstallatlon of oro for the of an auwmobUe accident ln f~r·
staged1 without a stage. the Pulit TI1P Pla)t'r' h:we ~ $400 Cbureh Sc:hool Guild and the leo AlJoUt two weeks ago. 1
z<'r prlze-wlnnlng play. "Craig'~ of th e S.'l GOO nE"t'ded to carry capUJa Circle Rnd the announce-tr. and Mrs. Wightman weN ~:==::=:==::=:=:=:=:==:~
WJte." through a 1949-50 ason of slx ~cnt of commJtl oi tbe ca. ridlng 1n the ear of 'Mr. and Mrs. Rome Bellovatlilg .
ftleot'a Our apeolatty
Wtndow and Wall Cleaning
CHARLES GORMAN
1018 Cout Highway, CDM
HARBOR 2174-W
W e ll ovrr 300 snw the two ~r-mrtjor pia} . with \YOrl:!hop play s Pilla Circle took place last v.reek Van Tayler of Baboa just thls
formances, In full center s taging. ~tw't.'e'n. Part o f ne xt year'" on Wednesday at Pilgrim Hall of IJ of Ensenada when the acct·
whlch is new to Ncwpot'l Harbor. plan is to retain Tom GUmore. the Coron~ del Mar Community dent occurred Mrs. Wightman
There was neither st::~ge, scenery. '' ho profc sional direction of Church. 1'\ew officers are: 'was the only one badl)' hurt.
nor c-urtain. The a ud ience sat on "Cralg·s \Vllc" proved it to be Capilla Circle: Mrs. 0. M. ·----
all sides as the players performed one of the Players most success· Campbell, president; Mrs. Gus·' cASHIER OF HARBOR BANK
--ful produelion . tave Grupe, vice-president ; Mrs. ATTENDS CONVENTION ~ Four l~lnds of subscription· John Sailors, secretary; Mrs. J ean Harold Hetrlck, ea.shler at the
Romance Wins mcmbcr·h•rs are offered: n ) Buell~ treasurer; Mrs. A. E . Newport Harbor Bank In Coron3.
r a~ ron MembE-r. for ad,·ertising H aapa. hU torlan. del Mar. attended the convention
Rom ance won out at the spe-patron. which include-s a men· Church &hoot Guild. Mrs. Nor-of the California Bankers' Assn. in
C'ial Council meeting la st Thurs· lion on proJ,!T'ams. as "'-ell as a man H. Frahm, president ; Mrs. P asadena last week. He was ac-
day. and Doris Cra ni<"hcr was tickt>t for ~ll to the plays. (2 ) Hugh Mc\lymont, vlce-pro5ident ; oompanied by Mrs. H etrick. Bank
granted a two-foot Sl'tback va ri-Sm.tainir.~o: m,~mbers are listed on Mt-s. M . J. Sh~nnon. secretar y· b OUT'S were discussed and there
"nee at 111 Gat n<.'t Ave on Bal· t il<' pro"'ra m 5:and rt'('('iveaseasor Mrs.. William Kloeckner. treas-wu a suggestion tha t banks tay
boa Island. if"kPt f<•r SlO ( 3 1 P articip311ng u rer ; Mrs. Burt Procter, h is· QPMl one night a week, Mr. Het-
The Cound l at i ts rcgular !'<1 m~r~ r('{'('i\'<'. :t season t~cl«'t torlan. r ick l't'ported. j
ml'<'t '"li! last \H"<'k had ct~la\ ed ~nr S:~. 1 l 1 Jumnr s<.'QSOn tlck(·l Committees for ne xt year are:
1\s dl'cision . Miss Gr a n ichcr 1 $2 .• )(). program. M rs. Grupe; ways and V.F .W. POST TO MEET . j
J•kadM fnr· qtuck<'r action. be-means. M rs.. Ro~rt Reed and . Re-port on tbe ~py sale wttl be
cn usc she wanted to start buUd· &lemorial Day Services Mt-s. Lee Rothschtld ; m em bet · gt\en at the meeting of VF\V P ost
STOWERS RADIO
SERVICE
Record Ptayerw • Tefevf&i on
DON KIRKPATRICK
317 Co .. t Hwy., COM Har. 723
ing a houst' on the lot and sht' H Jd t Balbo Pi ship. Mrs. E. F . Coop ; publicity . 6886 .at 8 P:"· Tuesday in the I
'' :ls to be m arried soon. e a a er . l\frs. Ashley Pow-e)); social. Mrs. Amt'ncan Legion Hall. ~--
. . . \\'r~aths from Harbor sen·1ce I< \' Dilts· de\'"tl"ns "• ''I A Th1 l'<'n ttnH't)ta l ple-admg wa~ . . . . • • · ·. ·. '' v • ~,,rs. " · · h('{'(jed b\ the C'oundlmt'n. '' ho CI\IC and bustness groups ~\ere .~cBnde ; kitch<'~. Mrs. L . A. Nor--~~A l · . t th "t . UJY}f\j'ro on the wat ~rs to chmax man ; thank olterina Mrs ngh.'--u o an spc\.· e s1 e tmml'· 1 ~t ·I 1 o . · · P,• • • d t 1 . d . . d h sn r-m n £>mOJ a a~ serYlCCS at George Dennison ; fr·Jendly st>rY·
/a e ~ · an I. ass JU gr:'c~t at t t' thr Jhlboa pi~"r Monday. ire, Mrs. F . S. H adf\eJd ; sun·
·[>{'Cia I m(?('t m g. Tht 'ote for The· "''n k,~ W<'r'(' h eld jointly shine and courtt>S.v, Mrs. J ohn
: O'Tlan('(' \\':t" lll'tl:>imnus . ..
1
., ,.. . . h . d 0 0 1. . b' ttw local Lc~on. Arn\'t>t a nd Mt>ador; sewing, M rs. Ma r auerite
;" 1s.s \.t ame c•t nn r. \\Cr \"F'\"' 1 ,.... d J h f 11 "" 1 . 1 , . ., PH" s. ~. omman <'I' o n · n er anfi M rs. George D:wie!'l ;
l'ow<'ll at'(.' to bt· marn<'< 1•115 \ 'pson "r Lcgion Post 231 was it• international rela tion s, Mrs. c
cnmlng Sat u1·day. charg<'. 1\ me!'.sa£<' of homage C . \Val deck : churt"h \\"'JT.cn ·.s
1
I o out· '' 1\r h<'r'O<'S wa s delivered rounciJ. Mrs. He rhert King; mu-
h\ ~~ a nk Lin nPll, exalted ruler s ic, Mrs. A. A. Ke m per.
q.~ I . _ '"'"· t tl :\l''~·r~u t . Hat~bot Elk · Hostt>sses were Mrs. W alla("(' ~ Parh t'lpatmg m the ('('f'E'mo nies Calderhead M rs Reed Mrs I
''PI'(' t~hn pJai n William Banniste r Powell. M~. Edw~rd R e<'b.le. M1 s:
c•t l..cgton Post 191. Rev. Arthur Louise Banet\ and Mt fl. H a lT) . q,~ J ~ ___ . _ • _ • .•nh~-.nn of 1 ht• N<'wpor·t Catholic Bro"'-nfit>Jd.
~ J•.'ll'l"h 'ln('f R<.'\. Thomas Pendell ----
ol 1'hl j..,t Chut <'h by thc Sea. TRIAl. SET FOR MONDAY
By ANN
Y ou rna:, want "~"-omc-thmg old
.somet hmg nl''' . .something horrow-
<'d and somet hing bl ue" a t t h<'
wffiding. but chanc-es aJ'e vou
bride "i ll want all 10\ t>l\' new
whitt' undt•r1hing~ when ,i,u arr
sel<'ct ing the \.n•dding <.'ns~mbl.-.
CA BY :iiRL AR RIVES
\ rtnu~hl<'r, W(·ic hing nine
I'~" utlf1~ and .;i·. nunC<' . was born
nn :'\T;1\ :.){) tn \l1. :mrl \11 s. S tan-
),: ::;mit h. ";~ -i J\\f'l'<ldo A\'r .. Co-
ICJ•la ch I J\lar.
The trial or Joe Garcia of Santa
Ana on charges in\'oh•ing the knif-
ing of a Corona dt>J Mar youth ha.'
bt>en re-scheduled for next Mon-
day in Superior Court at Santa
Ana after having bccn postpom d
last week . 1
CLASSIFIED *DS
LO~NS
$50.00 to $1,000
*SALARY
*AUTO
*FURNITURE
or other
personal property
"QUICK SERVICE''
Coast Cities
Loon Company
2305 Coast Blvd.
Newport Beach, Caltf.
(Next Door to
W estern Union Office)
Tel. Harbor 2638-J
ENDS SATURDAY · June 4
"The Set-p"
-P lus Big Laff Hit -
"Jinx Mortey"
Blue. however . is also .-xtrcmdy
popula r in lingerie. and some of t~bridN a~inclu~•it int~~~LOST: W~k~nd ~g on Pop~n~~~~G ~t~~u~E~~r-------------------------~
trousscau items. Ave. Reward. Allen Stross, perienccd help with dinner DW~ a.~w~w DRUG thc photographer, Norm's Land-parties. Own transportaUon. JIAIIPTON'S ~
Whet her you are looking for ing. HA 2811 or 880. HA 205().R; U no answer, HA
the filmy variety or basic tailor-1973-M.
PRESCRIPTinN SERVICE
HARBOR 2535 ed undies for under sports HELP WANTED: Experienced -------------
clothes. ask Velma at O'Brien's hook k(>(>p<'r a nd stenographer. UST FOR J OBS: Call or w rit e 619 Cout Blvd. Corona del Mar S~laltyShop.She hasalready Mu~ know ~u~e e~ry ~~ w fur ~d ~~.ful l ~ ~rt ~-------------------------~
helped a number of June brides t ern. Apply Box A, Ensign. time work. Newpo rt Harbor
plan their ~mpleh t~uueau ~ERI • Em~nyn~nt ~~~~. HA ln~ ~-------------------------~
lingerie-from that f irm but airy '· ENCED G AR D ENER P . 0 . Hox S41. Balhoa. WRIT MAN 'S S E B V ( C E
all power-net girdle to the wants work. J apanese-Ameri-Reborlng Shaft Grfndlno
smooth fitting nyton nighties. can. Lnguna 1 7644. By week LOST: A ~~;ma ll r Pddish-hlondc General Repairing 24-Hour Towlne B or m onth. rocker "paniel, Sat. nig ht, cor. PETE, EDDIE, HARRY and ART
y the way. these nightie5 arc Mnr RUCrite and ('oast Highw a'.'. Mamr Mechanlce ~m~hing to think a~ut "~enWA~n TO RE~: Gam~ ~M. Child ~i~in g. ~-~1~--~--~-T_m_~ __ A_Y __ ~_ro_M~-d~~~~~~--~~==~O~R~~~-~R~
yoo a~ ~Mning yoor ~~~ aft£>r Ju~ ~ Y~r 'round wa~. Contact En~p. !;···~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~•
t rip. A nylon nig htie m ade by rentRl. JIA 1008-JK.
KickN·nick won't muss and can be WANTED S 11 Fo
· : ma apt. yearly,
washed and dried quickly to ~VC' · R S ALE: Chevrolet. 1936, 2· a bout $-40-~!1 rx·r month. Cou-
packing a Jot of luggage. 'Sped rlnm'. good C'Un<.1. Reasona ble. ple. HA Y£30-J.
the groom will Jove you e\'en more 51~ Acacia . COM. HA 35-W.
when he sees how considerate you
are about not dragging along too .---------------.
much finery to pack. Clyde A. Burt
LICENSED
REAL ESTATE BROKER
lSOl Coast mway
HELP WANTEO. Woman. J'Rr t
time, to work in store. r on·
tnct the Ensign.
(And for the same reason. some
of these adorable n~ ton blouses
will make your wedd illg trip more
pleasant -whether it is a Euro-
pean tour, or a quick trip to San
Diego.>
Harbor 1741 Corona del Mar
F OUND. Woman's bl"ck pocke t·
book. o "·ner ca n r('{"()ver by
describin~ contents. Balboa
Island Variet} Store. 213 Ma--;::::==============~ I rine. -_I
!-'OR SALE: 10-ft. skiff with 1 1~
h.p. outboard motor; 1 year old;
S75. 705 Larkspur Ave .. CDM.
But let me tell you more JUST THE OFFICE
about the power net girdtes. One
Is made by Olga and the other F()R YOU
by Remey of Calif. The Olga gir· Modem office on Coast High-
die may be viewed in the June way. Corona del Mar. Excel-
laue of Vogue. lt'nt location; rich wood inte-rior: built in cabinets; toilet:
Power net is a cool control fab J'rivatc ent r anc-e ; ample park-
ric which looks so dainty, yet lng: on ground floor.
yoo'll be surprised how it irons W ill lease for 1, 2 or 3 yurs.
out those unflattering bulg<'s. It's JOHN E. SADI~EIR
Jight w eight and at the same tim e -
f inn enough to wear u nder THE Owner
dN'S.c;: your wedding gown. 607 COAST HIGHWAY
Oh. and as k Velma to show you Corona del Mar Harbor 242.2
those luscious SE'ts of matched lin· ~;;;;i;i;~;;~~~~i~~ gcrie panties, shps and petticoats
Yoo'Jl want to select carefuJJy the
pieces and .styles which you like
most for your own lovel)' trous-
seau.
1415 COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
Harbor 2161
HERE'S A BA:RGAIN
S mall 2·bcdroom home south
of Coast l lighway, 'CDM;
$6,950.
Fitzmorris
Realty Company
Licensed Rea1 FAtate
and Business Broken
813 Coast mghway
Corona del Mar Hlrt)Or 2112
F URNISHED ROOM !or rent,
outside entran~; Philippine
mahOS-:1\ny . HA 2&14 Wl<. 619
Marg\terite, CDM.
FOR SALE: Blue leatherettc
breakfast nook; pract lcaUy
new; also maple couch. 618
' Poinsettia, COM. HA 289·1 MK.
\\' AITRF.S~ \V ANTED. Must be
fast. Hours 12 noon to 8 p.n 1.
Coast·H1 Cafe, 504 Coast High ·
way, COM.
FOR SALE: 1!'.4.~ Plymouth, spe-
cial deluxe sedan. Prlv~t<"
party. Only 9,000 mtles. $.30tl
In extras. Can be seen at l095
N. Coast Rlvcl.. uguna Beaeh.
ra11 Ll\gtma 5232; evenin gs,
Laguna 1-3061.
FOR RENT: Oftlre a nd storage
space. 1693 Irvine Ave., Costa
Mesa. BE 6130-W.
In
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*
RIDE
The Ferris Wheel
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"MEET YOUR FRIENDS IN THE FUN ZONE''
"'s
Every Week-end
and All Day
SATURDAYS
and SUNDAYS
* RAVE FUN
at the Many
ions
~. -C.AS RANGE for sale; high oven.
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