HomeMy WebLinkAbout1949-07-21 - Newport Harbor EnsignARTISTS TO MEET
TherP will hP a meeting Mon·
dav evening for all Corona del
Mar arti~ts who are planning to
exhtltlt at the Laguna Beach Fes·
tival of Arts. Th€" meeting will
be held at Lucille's Studio. 500
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar,
at 7 :30 p.m.
Harbor 1.114 and 1115
AN EDITOR/ AL • . .
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Jor:>n& de 1 l~&r , ..!o 111'.
~THE--,.....,...... ...... ....__._
e\\· Phon Seni~
I='OR TH£ £NSICN
W e N ow Haw Two Phones
THE NEW NUMBERS ARE
RA 1115
Corona del Mar. C.allf.
PERMIT o. 3
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VOL. 1-NO. SO
Jll'y WI Decide
Beach Lot Values
At Big Corona
Gaylon Hughe Injured
Hi.. Car Hit Tree
Gaylon E. Huchr. Jr . O\\'n<.'r
:1nt1 • proprit:'tor of Ga:.lon·s Coif-
fure~ in Corona d<.'l Mar, was eTi-
ow~ly injure-d Pnrl:. Saturday
morning m a <'Rr tlf'ridrnt on N<.'W·
ron Bl\·d in Cnc::t R Mr"'ll
H1~ car ~t n1rk a t f'('t' aft ('r he
h:ld fall<'n n~lt·t•p nt thf' whN>l. liP
sufft'l't'd nn ht•okpn honf'~. but he
~:l!-hndly Mit up nnd \\ill h<-laid
up (or a lon~ tim<' 1}(' Is tx-ing
tt'e'a1<'d nt SAntA An:l Community
Hc•s!'ita.l Ht' lh·t~ at 2070 S.
Bro:\dway '" Santa Anll.
• • • • Specials for Thurs., Fri., Sat.-July 21-22-23
VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
LARGE ELBERTA
PEACHES • • • • • • 41bs 19c
CUCUMBERS, long, green 4 for 5c
LIMA BEANS, green •
GOLDEN STATE
BunER • • • • • • • • • • lb64c
SWANCO
MARG~RIME • • • • • • • • lb 21c
DE LUXE
TOMATOES
DEE-JAY
PEACHES •
•
•
•
•
big 2t can, 2 for 35c
big 2t can, 2 for 45c
GOLDEN POPPY
PURPLE PLUMS • 17-oz jar, 2 for 35c
OLD RANCHER, HOME CURED
OOVES • • • • • • • 9-oz can 35c
NUTRI P~K
ICE CREAM • • • • • pt 15c; qt 29t
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER • 2 cans 23c
KOTEX • • • • • reg. pkg. of 12 33c
CASHMERE BOUQUET
SOAP •••• • • • • • • 2 for 19c
We Have a F ull Line of
SPICE ISLAND SPICES FROZEN FOODS
ICE CREAM BEER and WINE
ARMOUR'S DEXTER
SLiaD BACON • • • • • • •
BRIDGFORD SUGAR CURED
HAM ROASTS ••••••••
TENDER BABY BEEF
SWISS STEAK. • • •
HOME MAIO DELICIOUS
SAMDWIOI SPREAD ••• 1b
IPNC Session
Held at Orange
1be WQnden of micro-"~ ra-ooo~ alone eadt of Ita ruo tran:sm15 on v.~ explained eight tubes.. Elizabeth Handy, president or
ond demonstrated at last Thurs-fr Rabme was introduoed by the Newport Harbor Bu.sin an•1
day·s meeting of the Corona del Ted Hambl'ook. manager of the Prof onal Women's <llub. head
Mar Men's Oub in the Commu-local telephone office. ed a d legation from the local
nity Omrch.. • • club to the Summer Conferenc'f'
Speaker was J ohn F . Rahme Jr..
1
A ~rogram of de:sc:ripti\."e piano of the Southern District F e<!er·.
of the public infonnation depart-se ections was preee.nted by Dr. atlon of Buslne and Profession
ment or the Padfic Telephone and Arthur Young. _former oonoert ~ a1 Women, held at Orange Sun
Telegraph Co ... Los Angeles. He Hlsnlst who now Uwsincl~~bore ~ day. Attendlng the conferf'n<'<' ~t up a transmitter and receiver. ~ 0~ ~U/C,I.s with Mrs. Handy were Mable
·'broadcast" some music of phono-~: =~~ ~ Fltzmorris, first vice president
graph records. and showed how bussy' .. Sunken 6at:bec:lrai·• d 2nd Carolyn Weber and Elizab<>t h
the beam could be denectt:"d by Deeth s • ."'1\u'kisb March.." aDJ Hea. havin~ it bounce off in anothl'r m.~ 5 .. 'The theme of the conferen<·r
direction. . Program ~ for the eve-~ ·~ooen Doors Give Views t ·n
He also talked pf the ne w de--rung was J .. ~lie .st.:«ensen. who limited .. " Southern District Pr<''-i·
Vt'lopment. the transi~or. a pen-led ~e group m smg:mg following dent I nez BE'rtmann preside>d at
cil-<'nt.••er size cyJind<'r ~·hidl e'--en-the runner.. the general bus in(>SS se-ssion anc1
tually will repla<'E' thl' big vacuum P resident Ar1hur Fitzmorris an-welcomed the 200 delegates to
tubes. and of tht' roaxial cabll'. nounced that the next meeting will her home to\.vn.
which allows 400 simultaneous be Thursday, August lL The m ominJ: was devote-<1 tn
conduc1ing the bu ine .. s of tl r-
Southem District and to commit
tee work shops .. Carolyn W ehf>t
The Board of Dil"'e'('toi"S or the ment Assn.; Mrs.. Evalyn Rider. of thl' Ne""J?Orl Harbor d";lb con
Newport H arbor Commu nity Bu.~ness and Professional Wom-ducted the Important L <'gtslat i\ c·
Ctlest will mN't at 7:30 am. Fri· ens' Oub: E. F .. Coop. Corona dl'l round table.
da\', Jul\' 29. for thP annual c.-le<'-Mar Civic Assn .. : Mrs. Arthur The ,:rroup asst'mhlE-d in t hr·
tio"n of ~ffiN'r" nnd for th<> wind-Gant. EbelJ Oub; Eigil Thiele. Orang<> \\<'omen's Club Hous<' fc11
ing up of th<> pa"-t ~ t'ar'!' hu"-inrs.~::. Junior Chamtxwr of Commerce : lunchro.n . The tables. wert> dr('('f
S{'('rctarv \\'. Frank Powrrc; h a.c; M~. John R. Daniell: Native ated With a p r·ofuston of gaih
announcNt. Daughters of the Goldc.-n W~t ; colort'd paper fi!':h -nets nnd
Th. n.-1· t L . h ld t ..... Han·e,. D. P ease Realty Board· shells the work of Newpnrt ll.ot IS m._,. InC. 0 uc• <' Cl ,.,.(lr-.. ' • • d ' h '
to . R h ,... r . 1 tL-~ J(>rrold E. Span"''er u;.,.h bor s ('('OratiOn c a trman. l..c·r·.t n" ay~ Of(' ._a <'. J" oJl('n o '""' .. · ~ • ·~ , .
Pub}. d 11 . '-~ f th School PTA; Harvey Sommers. St. Mae WillsE"~. a nd h<'r a!':siste~nl tc. an a m< m .. ._.r·!' o l" . . Cl · -c Ell s 11 N£'\\lX>r1 Harhnr \ol'T'munity Coun-Jame~ Eptscopal Church. Rob_ert au 4 E"n IX' man.
r il haYe bf>{'n JY'<1U<'S1('d to attend . A. \\ eber. ~etPrans of Foretgn
Mr. Powf'rs !'~id. R<'c;;Prvation<: <'an \~ars; Franos J . Hon•ath. W e!':t CAFE CORONA DEl,. MAR
be mad<' h\· c:t11inc H arb 0 r Nc.-wpc~r1 Improvement Assn .: Mrs.
1902-:\f . · Donald M. Hummel. Zonta Oub. 405 Coast Htghway
RR\· .. Paul )1N'I <' \1->N•lt'r pN''-· idr nt . ha"-ap~int~rl M". ~car ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
R. Hill a" c-h1lit·mal1 of thf' nnmi-
n:'lt inc committt:'r nth(•r m .... mtx>~
nf the romm•ttf'r arP .l J..r~:;Ji<'
Steffl"nst"n anrl Rr\'. \v'hc-t>l<>r.
The Board C\f Dm-ctor"' hac; an-
noun('('d that all agt>ncic.-s of the
H arbor art'a mu"t make tht"ir bud-
get rE'(lU<'c:tc; a~: c:oon as poc;sibl<>.
I n a n'C<'nt c-lN't ion. t h<> Commu-
nity Coundl namf'd tht' follo~·ing
to St'rve on 1h<' Bo:lrd fnr :t two-
year tenn:
Maurie Stanl<'y. Ralhoa Island
Bu.,.inesc: ASI"n : Roland \Vright.
Chamber of \omroC]'N': R(>V.
Thoma" P E>nriPll. Chri!'t ~urrh b y
the SC'a: J Lr 1i<' Stc;>ffenc;('n, Co-
rona dc;>l M:lr Cnmmunity Church ;
Ben R<'rldick F:ll<"-nuh: Al Gib-
~n. Balboa Rny Linnc;: 1\tr"' H u1th
SprinJ?<'r. St. ndrf"wc; Prt""-b~1<'
rian Church: \\'. Frank P ow<'rs.
YMC.\.
H n1d-o\·Pr Rn'lrd mPmbf-rc; ;u"(":
Mr!'. (;po"'f!{' Vrri. /'\ ~:: s i "t :t n c c.-
LrRI!Uf': lkin7 K :li"-f'r no, . ._. Af·
fairs: Bnh r<l~tm::tr. Rn,· Srou1"-:
M~ Lnnnif' \·inc-C'nt. r.irl Srouts:
HE>rbcrt F . KPnny. Kiwanf" Club;
M~. Rannond K Pnt H arvt>y,
\.ramm~r School PTA : Hadrl Ring.
R otar y \luh .
Tn a rlrlition to th""" Bn::trrl mrm-
b<'r". thr C()mmunih · \ounril jc;
comprisPd of thC' fnllowinl!:
M rs. F1nr('nrP l(('Jly Am('ric-:m
J_,p(!ion Pnc:t 2Q1 : '!\1". Hf'lPn R:tn-
dPll. AmPric-an l ,..f'ion Auxili,rY;
Sio R"f'rdPr. Halhn:l Ans~l;n~ nuh:
MontP \.rim<'"-. B;:~lhn:t TmpTYl\'C'·
WiJ~s. AP.:e 71. Dies
At T~i do Isle Home
Wi1liam AlfrPd \Vilgu._, for fif-
t{'('n ye-ar.; a l'f""-idrnt at R4 3 Via
L ido Soud. Lido Isl<.'. di<>d la.c:;t
Friday at hie; homf'. Mr. Wilgus
wac; with th<' Wilgus ManufaMur-
ing Co .. :t firm which makrs pres-
sur E' rnntrol <'ClUipment. and which
h is faf ht'r c;tartro in 1AAO. H <.' was
a lso a mt'mb<'r . nf the-Nt'wport
H :trbor Y:tf'ht Club.
ThC' 71-year-old man ic; surviv<'d
by his wifr. Mr!'. M arip Wilgus.
two !'ons. \VilJi::~m A lfrr>d .Tr. of
!.h.\ AngP]('c; and J;]<'k n onalr! nf
San Marinn. and twn grandc-hil-
d ren .
eABY DA UGHTER RORN
TO WARREN CLEMENCES
1\ofr. !'\ :-ri :\~r" VVa rren C1emPnce.
"Jt T~H ric:;.-,rs Ave.. Corona df'~
Mar. bf'camP the proud parc.-nt~
of 1\ h:tbv c1aughtPr ~aturflav. and
Mr. an~ ~rs. Alvan \JemPnCf'.
421 Dahlia Av~ .. are the prout1
g1·anclpart'nt.E:.
Thr hnby W<'l~h('d right pounfls
And SP\'('n Ollnf'PI:: tlnd ha~ rf:'l"'<'iV·
C'd thP name of Lynn . H er big
borther Mike, as:ed 211 years, fs
gtaying at grAndma's house until
mother and the new baby come
home from the hospital I
Plot Steak House
LUNCH
75c up
Open 6 A.M.
DINNER
$1.00 up
Catt'nng to
Comm('rcial and Sport Fish<'rmrn
'
1131 :-AGATE lnear Ferry BALBOA ISLAND
1000/o
NYLON
,~~" X?/~··-·~·
$1.50
Awards Presente8
Island Yacht Club
F~t pl:.t<X' honors for dlving ~wimmlng, paddlf'board and row~
ing races at thP Balboa Island
Y&cht Club for the wed< of July
11 weN' award<'d Friday night to
Bettina Wilson. David Jensen. El-
eanore Guthrie. Mona R.ae Barlow
Joan Herrinton. Don McCallum:
Janice Jensen. J~ Guthrie, Niclde
Stell(', Kay Pridham, Commodore
Morgan Mory:a n. SE'ymour Beek.
Bill WiJson, Nanry O'Dell, John
KE'n~<'Y and Ann Rawlins.
Bont honorc; WC'nt to Tohv Kirk
for the Snowbir·ds and Phyllis
Rawlins and T<>r·~· G10('ge !or
dinghyc;.
About RO youn~ Pf'OPI<' partook
or R picnic f<':ttst nt thr Club's
first pknir of thl" ~(·neo.on h<'ld last
WC'<'k on TuC'sday. Nrxt Tuesday,
July 26. at 6:30 p.m. is th<' sccond
pknk for th(' group.
Sideu·alk Repair Cre\.v
No\v on Balboa Island
THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1t49 (HE ENSIGN
[ cilroluul IJalha -'~lanJ
By MR&. BETTY-wATSON -------.!
Mrs. Charles Rollins, 123 Coral To top off the a<:'tlvities In th~
Ave., and son Billy have spent Rarlo\\ famil). Mona Rae and
two months with Mrs. Rollins' NO('] Barlow entertained a group
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Van Aiken of youn~ J><'Oph.• at a patw dinner
in Troy. New York. On their l'e· Friday night. Gue-sts includf'd th
turn tnp. the travellers stopped Misses Ann Rawlins. Janice Jen-
to see a brother and uncle in s<'n . Carol Eyman. PhvJiis Raw-
Hou'iton. T('xas. lins. Ann (;ibson. Peneiope Lowe,
• • • Karen Andre and EIPanore Gut h-
Aiaska is th(' destination of rie. and John K('nbe\ Bob Hal-
se\('ral I land folk. The T. W . derman. Brnny Benjamin and
Marl ins. 228 Agate Ave .. ar(' mo· Michael Baum.
torlng . to Alaska soon to spend Afa•r supper they aojourned to 1 th(' month of August thE"re. Mrs. the rt-gular W<'t'kly meeting of
Helen Millar. 114 Crystal. is also thP Balboa Island Yacht Club.l
lea\.'ing on a va<:'ation trip to th4" follo.,.·ing which thost' who were
Am<'rican outpost. Junior m<'mi>f-rs of the Balboa
• • • Yac ht C'luh attE'nde-d the dance at
Mrs. Elva B. Chaffer. who has the duh house for club junior!\.
b<'E'n living at 306 Grand Canal.
wh1le teaching at Orange for Family Dinner Held
the pa t three years. is now First As Bt"rthda'· Trada"tt·on Lt. Chaffer in the Marine Corps. "'
Lt. C'haffer has again joined the ThP c. All;~., ~kDonald home.
333 MARINE AVE., Balboa !&land
CCIII
Us
fOr
Any
YARD
SERVICE
•
•
•
HARBOR N93·J
Tiw curh and sidewalk crt'w i!\
now on thP job on Balboa Tslnno
in it~ nit in I swint." through thC' dif-
f('r<'nt !;<'C'tions of th(' city to re-
pair thr most dangProuc; spots, ac-
C'Ordin!:! to StrN't Supt. Dill C'o-
\'(•rt.
servicP and this time she Is in 303 On,x Av~ .. Balboa I~and. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
charge of assistln~ Women Re-v. a" rl('cupi<'d for tE'n da\ s bv
S('r\'<' aC"tivities in the Ele,·enth ~11 s. Cnlvin ~J IIl"r and hP~ chli-
Marine C'orps Rcsenc District at rhf'n. ~Tr. <tNI ~I re; Oon Lawson
ThP crew has fllr<'ady ~nn<' O\'<'r
tltr \\'ot'St spots on thr Pcnin~ula.
t rl' !"c-'' port arPa. Balboa and Co-
rnr·n dC'I Mar. ::md will !'tart mak-
htC tt· .. • r·mmrlc: n\·rr again whcn
tlw I ··land joh is fini<:hrd.
Los Angcl('s. and 1 hPir I wo childN'n. :\fr. and
• • • ~Jrs. Jnck r.orlc>~ and son. and
A childhood frie-nd of Mrs. Jim Mlss('c; ~fa~ h<-11<' and Patt:--June
Drown. 119 Topaz Ave .. is \'islting ~1il1Pr. all nf Los Ang~l<>s.
Mr. and Mrs. Bro\vn. She is Mrs. La-.1 .Salurrlt~\. the hous(' hav·
D('lty Hod<'l of Los Angeles. il1g b<'c>'1 , acat·<'rl :\fl . and ~irs.
• • • ~kDonald ar,·i\"<'d w i 1 h their
Th<> r.eorge Guthries. 115 To· d;1ughtPr lfPI<'n Ros<' and Mr.
N ICHT AT THE CLUB paz Ave. entertained Mr·. Guth-1\JrOon:tld'" snn Chat IE'.!-. J..A>.c and
r),· ..~ ,.9 • ~h . ... rir's fratPrnity brothers and their ,,.if<' \\"intfrM. nf Lo" An~eles.
·an" i'11 "· '-:trlC's ~rarkuhl. wh·<'s last w~k-end Dr. and Mrs. Sunda' tx>ina Ch ·J · b. hd · Be>a<'on na,·. nnrl Miss Pat Emi-' . "' at es lrt a~
1 · f n B .Tohn Ramsev. profes.sor at the a f<tm1h dmn<'r was prepared by
snn. ~~0. 0 t ('<lthron n Iaboy. v.B'E"re l 'nin•rc;ttv of Alabama. and !vtr. th(' 'Pnior .1\kDonalds and a
SC'Pn ulnlng n (' na a 3\' d ,. . ('h 1 S 'th f Lo t I -' n •· d O h ( .. 1 h \\' ..~ d AJ t th. an ·"'rs. arcs mt o ng 1 •1l .a, l'iln<' ''as rna <" , t e u on e> .. n<'s ;n·. J\ so a e · Rea<-h . t \\'O (tf t h(•m Tht. ha grnwn to duh \\'('r<' ;\Jr. and Mrs. James rn· . 1 1 T • th ·h "t Do s n ')') n ~h d On Sunday a ('()('ktail party in a : (1( l iOn \\'1 I (' ... c n · • . .narr<'lt. __ ay ~ or<'c;, an aids.
I h t honor of the houseJrue$tS also ln-<'11' ~U<'!-. S. C'ludl'd Mr. and Mrs. E,·erett
VIS ITING PARENTS HERE Sadler of San Marino. Mr. and
Spc-ndin~ lhr summ<'r on Balboa ~fr-.. KPnenth Pow(']). of San ~fa
Island with Mr. <~nd ~Irs Fr('d S . rino and Mr. and Mrs. r,rorg4"
Markham. 1100 S. Bny Front. arr Be-nn<'tt of Los Angeles.
th<'ir son Charl<'s. his wif<', thP for-• • •
mrr Knthkrn T i<>ml'ln. and lR-Mrs. Clyde A :-.;E>wman of Mon-
month·old C'hnrlrs IY. Th<'Y ar(' 1'0\ ia and. 327 Onyx Aw .. has an-
planning to tak<' n trip east next noun<.'ed the engagement of her
month. hr forr Chnr1<'s r('turns to daught('r. Paula Marie Niggs. to
Stanroro for hie; rmal y('ar at the RobPrt W. Zoellncr of Ro~s.
FIRE SCORCHES E FENCE
\\'illJ<~m H . Berg rt>pOM('d to po-
l i('(' at 1:45 lac:t Thursday morning
that "Omf' c'Or had set firE' to his
fpn('(' at 119 .Tad<' Av{'., scorching
it ha rll y. and also s<'attered arti-
cl('s about the yard. He expre ed
belief that the fin-had bc<>n et
purposely.
mPdirnl school. Paula. who spent all her sUm· LOCALITE HAS Bl RTHOAY
RADIO STOLEN AT S:O.S.
mers h<'l'e. is well-known among A birthda~ rak(' romplete \\"ith
th<> :--·oungPr peoplE>. She is a candlE'~ wa. part of thE." C'E'IE."brauon
gradual(' of WE."stlak<> School and for Hal :\lanmng or Corona del
C eramic an J
:Jiring
(An~· SiZE')
•
Green~·are
• Figurines • Place Sctt ings
• \'ases • \~anity Sets
Indh;dual Tea Sets
•
INSTRUCTION CLASSES
Tuead~y. Wednesd~y. Thursday
10 A .M . to 12:30 P .M . 1 :30 to 4 :00 P.M . .
e(.oele JrlJ & (ra/tJ
H a rhor 24Q1-J
333 MARI NE AVE. BALBOA ISLAND
Polic-f' '''<'r<' not ifi<>d Ja.c;t Thurs-
d ay thnt n portnhl<' radio \'aluC'd
nt S 19.95 had h<'<'n stolen from thE'
open workshop of th<' SOS Radio
and Music Shop on Ralhoa Island.
t~tl<>ndNI Scripps and the t'ni-1 ~tar and Balboa lc:Jand held at the
\'er ity of OrPgon. HE>r fiancE> is patio of the Joll~ Rncer on the
a graduate of thC' ~niversity of I l~d last ~ida~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Oregon. • • •
V ISITED BY RE L ATIVES Four birthdays in one W('('k
Th<'r·c> ha<: hec-n a gathering of made it a pretty busy time for
I h<' cl:~n at t h<' Road Frpitag lh(' Ronald F. Barlow family, at
hrm1<'. 2:!1 Diamond Av<' .. Ralhoa 232 Agate Ave. Mr. Barlow I'('·
I~l;lllrl. f>r<'!'<'nl h<we been Mr. <'<'i\·ed birthday congratulations
:~nd ~lr<>. Jlnrolrl S. Kinnf'y of on Monday. July 11 . Mrs. Barlo"''
Pa<>arlcnn . ~Trs. T. P. Sullivan. came next with a Wednesday
t' si~tf'r. f rom ChiC'agn. Mrs. Del· htrthday. July 13. On Friday, July
I'X'rl n<' •ls. nnoth<-r· sister. from 15. daughter Mona Rae cele·
Hurh:mk. \Trs. T . Carrol Davis. a brated her tenth birthday and
<'ottsin. frmn Phllncklphia. and Grorg<' Bech. 230 Agate Ave., was
h<'t' hrotlwr Erh\.tt'd Adams from ccl('brating on Saturday the 16th.
Pasarlena. Mr. B('('h is Mrs. Barlow's fathC'r.
PRESE~'TS
Th<' Thrilling
Mimi Pe~rce Original
Hand Knit Creations
AT A
KNIT FASHION SHOW
and Luncheon
to Re Held at the
Balboa Bay Club
Wednesday, July 27
at 1 o'Clock
l nfonnation and Invitations at
308' :! Marine Ave. Balboa Island
On Decca Record Albums
During
JULY and AUGUST
HARBOR 780
300 Maine Awe. 1415 Caast Highway
Balboa l~land (}orona d~l far •
Page 4 THE ENSIGN THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1Mt
PersfJnlllllf/ D
A t•hat Wtlh our assemblyman,
Earl W . St::mlry, Cl'\'E'S to remind
us of th is r .t<'t : the life of "'Ur rep-
resC'n tatiH•s in stat e govt'mm(>nt ls
no NlSY om•.
"Tht" folks back h ome have no
idea how much work there is,"
says Mr Stanlc~·. who is back -su-
pcrvbing his t'Ntl estate offices
aftt'r a gntl'lling st'ssion of the
Stat<' LC'gil'lntut'<' in Sacramento.
Someone had the thrill of a Uf~ ln tact two of them. I know you've
time Sunday, just befoTe noon time been getting a lot of ~usy signals
--and we had our hair stand on on Harbor '788. 10 we ve got the
end too. We were h~adlng out of two-way syatem that gives you the
Corona del Mar, toward Newport. second number lf the lirst one ls
Lot of Sunday traffic on the hlgh~ busy. 'l'tle numbers are Harbor
way, ln both directions. The hood 1114 and 1115.
of one of the cars coming toward • • •
us, on the tnside lane and at quite In c .. e you're aUII wondering,
a pace, suddenly unloosened and that ad on Page e of laat week'a
lifted up .... Imagine the feelings Ensign was 8UPPOSED to be
of that driver, with his vl.slon u.,..d, down. Request of adver-
blocked without warning, and cars tlaer.
Th1s might ~iH• you an idea :
lJt• !'C'I"Yt'tl Cln fOUr committees.
On Mon<ln\ ( 't"nings he was in
rommit h'C' • ... , • ._ ... um ft om 9 to mid-
ni~ht ; on T lh -.days in the after-
ncx1n and nlsu from 7:30 in the
('\'t n tn~ nlmoc:t to midnight; on
\\'<'tim·s<l~"" ;wain from 9 to mid-
night. (} {i, c-ommitt<'<' duties in-
dud< d thr chairmnn!'hi p of the
:\funiC'ipnl anrl County Gon•mment
aU around. But he kept a cool • • •
head-slowed down, stayed tn his , . lane untll the coast was clear, then Last weeks personality of the
swung over to the right and off week cost the subject some cash
the highway to get that hood down on Wednesday evening, even ~
again. . . . Could have been a fore the paper was actually dts:
bloodv mix-up involving any num-tributed. Press ron is Wednesda~
ber of cars, if' the driver had pan-afternoon, and Tommy Foster g~t
icked hold of a copy early, and took tt
· • • • with him to the Lions meeting that C'ommiltN.'.)
EARL W. STANLEY
(Photo by Wally Gerhardt )
Th<'n thcr(' "a:' th<' job of fol-
lowing hi<> own hills through com-
mittrco;;, a nd on the Assembly and
S<>natC' floon:. An e n o t m o us
amount of C'Xt r.'\. after-office study
wa~ n •quir'f·rl to kC'cp up with all
thC' dt•V<·lopmC'nb• in the Assembly.
1 J1• wno;; Rl"o t•halnnan of the Re-soon to some interim committees.
publirnn C'ltuc·us. which mC'ant that which will meet occasionally-and
hf' w n!' hC'<\d of the Republicans in he probably wiJl be flying his
thC' A!'!'<'mbly. plane to Sacramento from time to
ThC'n thN'<.' "n~ 1 hf' task of cor-time to attend these meetings.
rt'copondC'n C'<'. Jlc rf'<"<'i\'t'O from 100 Other civic duties also arc
to 200 lC'ttC'l""' a da\'. nno h<' has al-claiming a portion of his time.
wa~·s m'toc it n prart irf' to answer Right now it is the China Cove ac-
C\'C'r y om· of thC'sc. quisition, which he has sponsored
Of hi-; acti \'iti<'s in thc last ses-from the start, and which now is
Remlnda me of a t ime a long
way back--drlvlng In the Mid·
west, going at a good speed up a
hill on a two-lane hlghway--.and
auddenly there were two cars
side by aide, one paaslng the
other, at the top of the hill com·
lng my way. I jerked the wheel
to the right. The fellow on my
side turned In the aame direc-
tion. I swung back to the center
and squeaked through BE-
TWEEN "'e two cara, rocking
from aide to aide. Took about
two aeconda. • •
evening. He showed the article
about the new president, Al Gib-
son. That got the Tailtwister after
Al on the grounds of "advertis-
ing," and Tommy too had to shell
out some--for bringing the paper
to the meeting.
• • •
But Tommy also got a reward-
a plaque for his faithful services in
putting out the Sea Lion. the
club's publication. . . . Speaker of
Ute evening was Commodore Joe
Bcek. who told the Lions about his
experiences during the last war.
commanding a convoy of small
boats to Australia.
• • • sion. t hl' ont' In which he takes coming up for a possible final de-Report of progress: A new
particular pr idf• is his driver train-cision. phone number for the Ensign · Speaker at last week's meet-
ng btll. which was t hC' f irst bill of lng of the Corona del Mar Men'•
the sc,~iun to hf' signC'd by Govt'r-~ l Club, John Rahme Jr. of the
not Earl \\'nrn•n. I l·U·I¥ M ,.,.. r ,.~;,.,, Telephone Company'• 1)Ublic In·
An l'll.l'lif'r hill had made it op-51 I 51~ I" I fW ~·flil" formation department, haa an In·
tiona! ~~r hi~h c;c-hool" tn i n~itute L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ te~atlng b~kground. Born In
rlJ'h<'r t rainmg cour,C's. This wa.c; (In last week'a Ensign the~ Grouching about commcrcial dis-China; went to .chool and grew
founn to hf' un;-;ati"fadory. and was a letter from a Corona del loyalty seems chronic in every up there. (Hia father Ia still with
now tlw n<'w hill mak<'s it manda-Mar merchant, who aaked the community. I have not been too the China Electric Co.) John Is
wry for high schools to give such residents to aupport the local sympathetic. Especially as I have a UCLA grad, served five years
n rours<' to all . tud<'nts. This will bu.alneumen. Here Ia a letter of known that the same business and In the Air Corps, was a bomber
~o into <'ffN't for the coming school comment.) professional people who do the pilot overaeas.
y c>ar. • • • complaining surreptitiously engage • • •
Mr. Stante)· had acted on the Dear Editor: in the very practices which they
r ecommendation of Roscoe "Cuba" The merchant operates under find so nefarious in others.
Morris ~t Corona del Mar., who ~~ the free enterprite system which, The merchant whose letter you
now a htghwa y patrolman. ~ba no doubt, he champions quite stal-published is unknown to me· obvt·
maintainC'd t hnt Pducation was the 1 wartly. This same system, how-ously no personal affront 'ts in-
only way !O c-ut rlo'>'-'Tl thc accidc:'"t 1 e'!e.r . presumes the .right of an in· tended and I trust he will not so
rate. anct H was shO\\'Tl that tram-1 dJvtdual to spend hts dollar wher-take lt. I am merely trying to sug·
cd .drivcrs had only half a.~ many eve~ he please~ wi~o~t ~lng stig-gest. that, in general. there may be
.ecJoPnl" .a~ thosC' who had no ~tizcd as bemg gwlty of any-another side to the picture he pre-
' c•r tram mc:. . . . thmg. , . sented. That, instead of reproach·
In C'()nnN'tlon wtl h th1s b11l, As-1 An old axiom states: 'Busmess ing the townspeople for their
'-f'mhl~ mnn ~t~nl<'y wa-:; called to gOE:'S where it is well treated" shortcomings the effort might be
\\'::to:hint;ton nt thr c.nd of May at . "Well treat~" embraces conv~-more rewarding if directed toward
1 hC' r t'qU<.''-t of P n •a dent Truma_n ruence of locabon. courtesy, serv· making it more attractive for them
for a fi\·('-oa~ mrC't mg of the preSl-icc. adequate stock. quality and to trade at home.
ocnt's safC'ty counci l. California is 1 price. If a merchant sees business A Corona del Mar Homeowner
n ow thc only ~tate with compul-going elsewhere despite his advan-·
Got any back troubles ? Might
check an a.rticle in the current is·
sue of Your Health Magazine E'n-
tltled "Shock Ab30rbers of thC'
Spin~." The Author happt>ns to \')('
this Logger, who made an oJ)<'ra-
tion pay by writing a story about
it. • • •
Fire Chief Frank Crocker
withes to remind you all that
there'• still need for sleepers
and paid call men for the Co-
rona del Mar Fire Station, which
Is going to open In about a
month. Apply at the 8 a I boa
laland station. sory dri\·0r training for students. I tageous location. could it be that Dear Editor:
and it s pcrfonnanc0 io;; being close-, he does not measure up on the • • • ly watf'hC'd hy othC'r statcs. other counts? Why, oh why, does one have to Everybody talks about taxes ....
AnothC'r hig issu<' during the last U people do not, as the mer· LOOK for the sign ''Corona del Here's some sage comment-al-
seso;;ion was 1\lr. Stanley's bill to chant says. fill their needs in Co-Mar" as he approaches COM? most 200 years old--about some of
out law kc•lp cut ting along the Or-rona del Mar. "thus saving time, Often visitors stop In the shops the ''hidden taxes'' that plague all
angc County roal't for four years money, a long drive, parking trou· here and ask: "Is this Newport of us. Listen to Ben Franklin,
t o allow t1mC' for a study of its bles and frayed nerves," could ~~? It surely can't be Laguna. writing in 1758:
•·ffert. Th<' bill lost by just one there be a reason for it? Other "Frlends and Neighbors. the
votr . hut the fight is not over. Mr. than just plain low I .Q .• which ea~ :~~a;~r:f ~o~~~e d!~~:r,~ :axes are. indeed very heavy, and
Stnnlr·y plan e; t o carry the issue to seems to be the inference. Folks n.e automobt'le dn·ver could keep 1( those lald on by the Government
t hC' F ic;h anrl r.amc Commission about here seem bright and smart ua h 1 0 h d t
a nd (a k for n ban on kr lp cutting to me. his mind somewhat on his driving were t eon Y nes w_e a. 0 pay, d we might more eastly discharge
on 1hf' grounds that it is harmful I have met a few loyal, fair-an see our pretty little town as them; but we have many others.
to thr fic;hin~ industry. minded. not·too-exactlng residents h e goes through. Also, after leav-and much more grievous to some J)urin ~ thC' session he also work-who were ext remely · unhapty in~ COM, a . driver. unfamiliar of us .... We are taxe-d twice as
<'d on the Stat<' Banking Bill. about their experiences with some Wtth our section of the Harbor much by our IDLENESS. three
Banks. insu ranc-e companies and (a small minority, I am glad to re-Are~ has to watch very caretully times 88 much by our PRIDE, and
building ano loan companies are port) Corona del Mar merchants. to ftnd the LARGE sign for Ba.l-four times as much by our
now authorized to make loans on And with good reason, too, as they boa Island along the highway at FOU.Y; and from these Taxes the
)elt.<;<'holds. in CRl'es where there is related it. Thls, if repeated often his RIGHT where he would expect Commissioners cannot ease or de-
a lease of at least 50 years to run. enough, could account for some of to see signs. Uver us."
Also kPcping him busy was his our residents making their pur-He sees one 500 feet from the
act ivit y on behalf of the mental chases elsewhere. left turn and approach to Balboa Above selection courtesy of
hospital. w hich will be located near Island-a lar_ge "Smoked Fish" Otarley Priest, city clerk-and
Costa Mrsa and also his worlt in s.ign--then a bttle further, another _tax~-co~ll_ec_t_o_r_. -~-~~~~-co~n<'<·tion ~ith the new four-year 1'7":'1 "nl:gt' sign .,Smoked Fish 200 yds."-fi-Instruction
s tate collt>ge. He has urged selec-Vfte (..,, ., nally '~y ove~ to the LEFr he,
tion of the Uppcr Bay site here. by acctdent. discovers the large Kennit Riggs
and has conducted inspection ARVO E . HAAPA and very fine sign . for Balboa <Fonnerly
pnrti<'s to t hat sitf'. No decision Editor and Publisher Isl~tnd. Most of the time this apo Bing Crosby's Pianist) ha~ lx'cn mad<' to date. proach Is passed and one· has t9 TEACHER OF
The-As.c;<'tnblv session ended A~a~:;,r tum around and come back to lt. POPtJLAR PIANO
Julv 2 and he 1t>.ft Sacramento the JACK ALBEE This sign can easily be seen Studio at SOS Muslc Store
next day. The next session in Advertising Manager when approaching it from the March. wm be a short one,' de-other direction, as it ls at one's 1415 COAST IUGHW AY
voted to thc budget. After that, THE ENSIGN is pabllltJed every RIGHT. Corona del Mar Harbor 1772
there wil1 bc the matter of an-'I:'hursd~ morninl for the New· I know all about this as I was
other el<'ct ion. hut Mr . Stanley did port Harbor are&. Office hours: once a stranger here, too. ThiJ Is a
not divulgC' nnv further plans con-9 a .m. to 12 noon an4 1 :30 to 5 difficult area anyway, so Why
ceming that · p.m. Monday throt.llb Frlda)'. can't a few well placed signs help
In the mN\ntimP, he Is spending SUBSCRIPTlON ftATEa the strangers to flnd US? One Year .................. --···-... -$2.00 MRS CLARA AXTATER much of hi~ tim<' At his Balboa She Morttha.. ..... _._ ............... -~ 1.00 Co--na .a-1 M.ar ·
I slanct R.N\lty offic-e. paying atten-Out of Ha~r area. Y•r •••. 2.50 __ • v--~-~-·-~--~--
t1on "to thr bu~lnes~ of earning a 1201-D COAST HIGHWAY
living." Rut th<'rt' wi11 be duties In Corona del Mar, Calif ..
connection with his ofnoc as as-Harbor HU aftd 1115
scmblyman. He will be appointed -----------•
FOR RESULTS
UM Ensign Want Ads
Sliver Plating
Silver Platers
And SUver Smiths ~ring -Refinishing
lteplating
Gold-Slt~!'Copper-Brass
Near Community Oulrcl\
1914 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Beacon 5113
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
Ph)'alolans-Surgeona, M.D.
Office Res.
Harbor 1015 Laguna 1.2684
Chas. A . Wylie, M.D.
Practice Umited to Diseases
of Inta.nt.s and OUldrcn
Hours 1 to 5 P.M .
Coast Hwy. and Jasmine, COM
A. V. Andrews, M.D.
PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEON
Telephone Harbor 556
John N. Osburn, M.D.
Practice Limited to the Eyo
10 A.M.-4 P .M., Mon.-Fri.
Except Wed. Afternoon
332 Marguerite Ave .. COM
HA 1367 Res.: HA 1830
Wallace J . Miller, M.D.
Practice Limited to the E ye
By · Appobttment
Harbor 1528
1415 Coast H ighway, CD!\1
Physlclana·Surgeons, D.O.
Dr. Edward W. Milum
Physician and S uq:;eon
Ostropa t h
615 GOLDENROD AVE.
Corona del Ma r Harbor 2942
Optician
Telephone: Harbor 1528
E. H. Thiele
OPTICIAN
Prescriptions Fill<'d
Glasses Repaired
1415 Coast Hlghway, COM
Open Six Days a Week
Evenings by Appointment
Oculist Prt>Scriptions. Fill<'d
with the Best in
Modern Eyewcar
George W. Spratt
OPTICAL COMPANY
Dispensing Opticians
811 COAST HIGHWAY
Corona del Mar Harbor 3043
Funeral Director
Baltz Mortuary
Chapel by the Sea
HARBOR 42
Corona del Mar, California
Ample Off-S treet Parking
Chiropractor
Dr. Donald J. Yarnell
Chiropractor
Hours: 10 to 4 :30
Saturday and Evenings
by Appolntment
1217 COAST HIGHWAY
Corona del Mar Harbor 1048
Ambulanee
Harbor
Ambulance Service
HARBOR 2787
Night Calls: Beacon 5601
24-HOUR SERVICE
427 30th St .. Newport Beach
Insurance
"BE SURE-INSURE"
with
Maurie Stanley
Insurance Coun ellor
HARBOR 1776
225 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
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SIIRTS
Short Sleeved
$1.00 OFF
Double Breaated Cardigan
JAOCETS
REGULA It 145.DO
MOW $25.00
MU M-BUSH SHOfS
Brown and White
REGULAR $11.50
MOW $7.95
LADIES' SUITS
Rosenblum•
REGULAR 14t.t5
MOW $29.95
DRESSES
REG. $24.15 to S29.t5
MOW $14.95
Dan River Cord Spun
SLACKS
REGULAR $4.95 ·
MOW $195
Cotton Chambray
SUITS
REGULAR $18.95
MOW $10.95
REGULAR $1.39 to
$3.95 vo.
MOW $1.00 YD.
conON PRINTS
REGULAR 89c to
$1.25 vo.
MOW 39c YD.
BUTCIIR
REGULAR $1 .18 YD.
MOW 79c YD.
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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1Mt THE ENSIGN P ... l
THE OTHERS HAVE HAD THEIR SALES ,
NOW COME TO FITZPATRICK'S FO REAL BARGAINS!
Tropical Worsteds and L•ght Gabard•nes
Re'-Scandals
SHORTS
REGULAR $1.00
MOW SOc
SPOR' COATS
REG. $3950 to $42.50
MOW $25.00
SPIRE WHITf SHIRTS
w ith French Cuffs
REGULAR SS.SO
NOW$3.50
$100 OFF
ON ALL COTTON
SWIM SUITS
All WOOL JACKET
REGULAR $16.95
NOW $10.95
SWIM SUITS
REG. $14.95 to $19.95
MOW $6.95
Country Club
SHORTY COATS
Reg. $49.00-NOW $29.95
REG. $55.00 to $59.95
MOW $35.00
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SPORf HATS
REG. $2.50 to S3.50
NOW $1.00
Rolla way
CIGAREm LIGHTER
REGULAR $1 .50
NOW 75c
t~ANHA TT AN SHIRTS
Fancy P atterns
REG. $3.95 to $4.50
NOW $2.99
Cotton Chambray
DRESSES
REGULAR 124.95
NOW$14.95
Denim
SUM DRESSES
REGULAR $5.95
NOW $3.95
LADIES' SUITS
REGULAR $35.00
NOW $19.95
All Cotton
DRESSES
Reduced $3.00 to $5.00
Yardage Department
Girls' RED DENIM COTTON SHIRTS and PIN CHECK
REGULAR $4.95 REGULAR $1 .00 YO.
MOW $2.95 NOW 50c YD.
Pendleton little Girls'
AUTO ROBES BLOUSES
REGULAR $17.95 REG. $2.69 to $3.69
MOW $10.95 NOW $1.00
'T' SHIRTS
VALUES to $3.95
NOW $1.15
A ll Woof A rgyt.-
SOCKS
REGULAR $3.50
NOW$2.50
Seersucker
PAJAMAS
REGULAR $4.50
NOW $2.95
STRAW HATS
Req utar $7 SO-NOW $4 99
REGU LAR $5.00
NOW$2.99
RAYON SLACKS
REGU LAR $7.95
MOW $4.95
Cotton
HOUSE COltS
REGULAR 110.95
NOW $6.95
ODD SLACK JACKm
I Corduroy)
REGULAR $12.95
NOW $8.95
Rayon oanrl Cahard•nf'
JACKETS
REG ULAR $14,qc;
NOW $8.95
TERRY CLOTH
P•nk-Green-Biue
REGULAR $1.25 YO.
NOW 79c YD.
L•ttle Girls'
RAYON PANTIES
Sizes 2 to 10-Reg. 79c
NOW 49c
CANNON BATH SETS
REGULAR $7.95
MOW $3.95
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: BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU
I IT IS WORTH $1.00
-OORONA DEL MAR STORE ONL -I I On the Purchase of .. -
611 Caast Hi w_,-Ha;bor 2441
All Sales ol Merchandise Final
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THU"80AY, JULY 21, 1MI
One·Act Play Given
By Players Group
A pot-lu<:k supper and a one-act
workshop play were the activities
of tht' N<'wport Harbor Commu-
nity Pla) cr.; Friday C\'ening at the
homt> of Mr. and 1\f 1 • Lee Barnes,
121 Via M4..'ntonl', Lido Isle.
Tbt.> play wa-. dJrected by
R.au~h and inC'lud<:'d tht> following
cast : Maril) n A mold. Warren
CJ·anc. Doot-. J(<:'Cn<:'. Nt>va Oa.kden
and Virgil· Dt•an Smith.
Vernkl' Thorn, chairman of
work. hop act" it ics. i n t r o duced
Virginta Wf'h ter. playwright and
formf'r MG~f F;taff \\Tit<'r who re-
C<'ntl) joifl("d the group Miss \Veb-
st<'r announc<:'d !'hP would dlrect
one of h<'r own oriJ;inal one-act
play~. "i\ :'\tan for Kate." for the
Augu~t mi"Pt ing Casting for this
play was hc>ld in the li\·ing room.
~·hilf' thoc:<' not n-ading for parts
play<'d chnradc, m the patio.
CAFE CORONA DEL MAR
405 Cont Hi ghway
'
Holiday Stage ha ooo{X'd the
California straw h t circuit by
a}&ni.na Donald R a n d o I p h of
Broadway for the lead lq the first
West Coast stock production of
•"Jbe Heiress," being presented
thlJ week at the 1\lstin theater.
Randolph was Gertrude Law-
rence's leading man in .. Lady in
the Dark" and headro tht> original
cast of .. Angel Street." He also has
played Horatio in Maurice Evans'
full length "Hamlet" and for a
time had the role of Clarence Day
Sr. In the Broadway run of "Life
With Father:·
llaDNIB a.an1ert!fl In the garden of the "ex llraft411t Neltleftoe del ar
Aundy aftemocNt to watlch a demofWtratlon of water color techni41ue. In 4l5 minute. "ex painted a Bal-
boa ecene----the Pavilion and Fun Zone, w1th boats ailing by In the foreeround. Thla demonstration
wa.a given in conjunction wfth an art eX'hiblt displayed at the Rex llrandt·Phil Dike Art School. Gath-
ered around the easel In U.. above picture are Joan 81"andt, Mrs. P+til Dike, Phil Dike and Rex Brandt.
In the background Ia a portion of ~he crowd tPftoto 1Sy Wa1ly Uerfiardt)
THURSDAY, JULY 21
"l,.nfaithfolly Yours
R<'x Jlan i'on. Linda Darnell
FRIDAY, JULY 22
"Big Cat"
Lon Mc-Callister Peggy Ga
SATURDAY, JULY 23
" tage Coach"
John \Va) np Claire Tre\'·or
SUNDAY, JULY 24
"The Lady Gambles"
Barbara StanW}·ck
Robert Preston
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MONDAY, JULY 25
"The Big Clock"
Ray Milland Maureen
TUESDAY. JULY 26
"~la. and Pa Kettle"
MarjoriE.> Main
Pt>rcy Kilbride
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27
and tHURSDAY, JULY 2t
" ight l rnto ight"
Vivc>ca LindforF;
Ronald RE.>agan
BOX OFFICE OPENS
6 P.M . Week Nights
5 :30 P.M. Sundays
PHONE: K lmberly 3-5360
NEWPORT BLVD. c Hwy. 55) at Paularlno
Canasta Party on Island
Canasta was tht> game of the
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenn(>th Dell, 115 ApolMa
Ave.. BaJ boa 1.51and. last w('('k on
Wednesday.
Invited by the Dells to share in
the fun w(>re Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Mosely JonE.>S, summ(>r resi-
dents on Apolena Ave.; Mr. and
Mrs. AI Gibson, 126 Ameth~·n
Ave .. Balboa Island, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lawis Baltz, 410 Coast H igh-
way; Corona del Mar.
SOUND MOVIES ar
"YO q AND WILLING"
William Holden, Susan Hayward ...
"THE 39 STEPS"
Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll
"ADVENTURES OF MARTIN EDEN"
Glenn Ford, Evelyn Keyes, Claire
"3 IS A FAMlLY"
Charlie Ruggles
''THE MUMMY'S RANI)''
* Also Cartoons, comedies, sports, travels
Feature Rentals with Projector, f7 .50
Feature only, ~.00
Pbon for reservations now: lkrbor 1918 W
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Surfsiders Plan ·Dance and Fashion Show
August social eventS as well as
activities for the coming year W(>re
discussed Thursday evening at the
mE"eting of the Board of Directors
of the Surfsiders. young married
couples cJub.
A luncheon-fashion s how for the
young matrons will be givE.>n a t the
Balboa Bay Club August 16. and
the next Surfsiders dance will be
held August 20 at the Skeet Club.
Mrs. William E. Fisher, Balboa
Island, will have charge of the
luncheon fashion show, which will
also include an afternoon swim.
Others oa the committee include
Mrs. Robert Holden, Corona del
Mar; Mrs. George Holstein m .
Udo Isle; Mrs. William Lester,
Costa Mesa. and Mrs. Robert
Rose, Balboa Island. Paige Hall
of Balboa Island will present orig·
inal models at the fashlon sh~w.
The August dance for the Suri-
siders will be an orchestra dance
A Corona del Mar rezoning issue with music furnished by Bob
wtll again come up for consldera-Froeschle. Sports clothes will be
tion when the City Planning Com-in order with cotton dresses for
m.lasJon meets tonight <Thursday) the feminine su.rfsiders and men
at 7:30 in City Hall. sans ties.
~ will be the first public Board of Directors also discuss-heanng on the request to rezone
all of Block 131 Cboundt>d by Sea-ed plans for both a. Halloween
view. Dahlia. Ocean and Cama· dance and a New Yeaz: sEve party
tJO ) t R 3 f 't.s t . for members and thetr guests. n o -rom 1 prescn rrux-
ed R-1 and R-2 zoning.
At the J une mtoeting. the Plan-
ning Commission heard arguments
on the rezoning J>('tition of eight
property owners :n that block. To-
nlght's hearing wiU consider the
request to rezone the e ntire block.
A second public hearing wiJJ be
held Aug. 18.
'Anna Lucasta' Is Next
At La£Q.Da Playhouse
The third ofterin~ of the sea·
son at the Laguna SummE.>r Play·
house will be "Anna Lucasta."
whJch playt>d on Broadway for
three vears with an all-colol"E'd
cast. It will be presE.>nted July
26 through July 31, foJJowing the
cu rrent production. "For Love or
Money."
Laguna
Summer Playhouse
NOW PLAYING
JULY 19 thru JULY 24
..
For LOYe or·Money
Starring
ROBERT AHAVNE
NANCY OLSON
JULY H thru juLY 31
Daring! Sena.tlonall I I
"ANNA LUCASTA"
Dir-ect from Three Smash
Broadway Years
Tickets: $2.40 and $1.80
For Reservations. Phone
LAGUNA BEACH 191
COMING
Plua -TWEETIE PIE: In
"Bad Old Putty Tat"
TUES. ONLY ·July 26
Big ()artoon how!
& COLOR CARTOONS and
~ STOOGES COMEDY
" rime on
Their Hand "
Plus -Full Length Feature
JOHNNY WEISSMULLER i
''The Lost Tribe"
SAT.-&UN.-MON. • July 23-25
JAMES STEWART
JUNE ALLYSON
''The Sit at ton
Story"
Playing the lead in "Anna
Lucasta" wlll be Blanche Glad·
stone. who will be remembered ~rh~~esdurl~the~~~~~====~~====~~~~!!!!!!!!!~ hat ~ater here in Newport last
Robert Stack in
''THE BEIRIXS''
AUGUST 2 thnl AUGUST 7
summer. Richard Anderson. who
h a 1 j us t completed "Twelve
O'Clock High" with Gregory Peck ,
will play the male lead.
Sister of Coroner's
Wile Dies in CDM
Private services W(>re held Tues-
day for Mrs. Isabelle W 11 k i e
Lewis, who died at her home, 1100
Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar, last
Saturday following an extended
illness.
Mrs. Lewis was the sister of
Coroner Earl Abbey's wife, who
lives at 410 Acada Ave., Corona
del Mar. She is also urvived by
her husband, Stanley Lewis, of the
Ocean Blvd. address.
'n\e funeral was conducted by
Rev. Thomas Gibson of St. An·
drews Presbyterian Oturch. Serv-
ices were held at Baltz mortuary
and entombmen t was in ME.>Jrose
Abbey.
A native of Ontario, Canada.
To
Congratulations ...
on your very beautiful
portrait study in last
week's Ensign.
ILA MULL
MARGARET KELLEY
HA""Y LEE
HA .. 80R OM2·R
1201 COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR
Mrs. Lewis moved to Corona del
Mar aix months ago from Palm
8~~. ~----~----------------------------~
-. -
Rossis Are Bock lrom 19,000-Mile Trip I ~~::C:!~~J uLv 21 ... ~::?
It was 8 J"<.'nl treat to \i'lt \\rth t pte W(•l"C' very kind and polit(• ilnd ..Notes /rom C-orona Jet .Ma,,. RET UR N TO COM
Joe and AdclinP R M'-1 nnd h<>nr· cemed to enjoy the Amer1can &ON An,, tflJ! h \ plane last w~ on
the story of fh(•ir trip tu tlw old tourists. Food is V<.'ry ~CaJ'C(', and By MRS. FLORENCE ANDER WL>dnt•MI~}' ·,~f>rt' Dr. and MalL
country. Thf' Ro sis ll'lt Corona (•ntrees consi t pf fish and lamb M1. and M1 "· Frank ~·as and Ml ·~ Agne-s M('ad and Dolton r M. Dt>sentx>rg, 1101 Bayside
del Mar mor<' than thrt'<' month~ 1 <'ntir-ely. Til<'re Is no sugar or t hPir daughter. Julie Anne. have Mainor. both ! rom Oakland, Dr.. Cot ona de-l Mar. Dr. ~
ago and in that timt> travt'lPd coCfee. mo\'N:J into their nt>w home. 318 Calf!. The ceremony was per· her g has ju t received h.is doc-
19.000 m iles. includin~ 8.000 mJlt'l' I In France conditions aJ't" a little Orchid A\'e. Mr. Was is a half· formed by Rev. Harry Owings of torate from Ohio State l 'nh~e-r
by motor through EurOJ)<'. They 1 better, but the people have a dis· owner of the Layton Sof.Water Santa Ana. Attendants were Mr. l'i•y in tht-fiel d of Sociology. Th.e
land ed ln Southampton. but only 1 interest<'d attitude toward touri ·t.s. Company in Santa Ana. and for-and Mrs. Robt'rt Toth o! _San Ma-nesenbergs. expect to be· here for
l"('mainrd in England long £•nough
1
They are very impolite to motor· mer!~ made theh· homc> in that rlno. After a f amlly dmnE'r at the summE-r.
to find out that things are in a ists and refuse to give an inch on city. Hut ley Bell, the couple left for --------------bad condition. Th<' Engli h JX'O· the highways, exactly contrary to • • • their honeymoon. .-------------....,
8 y ANN
Introducin ~ hf-lt. ! Yf'p. th<'
O'Bri('n S(X'<'tl\lt ~ ~hop has just
adde-d a nt'w S{X'cla It~. and I can
hardly wait to g<'t on<' hu~gin' my
waist and s how it off ht"rf' in th<'
windO\\'. Snappi<'st st~ !e-. in l<'ath-
E>r -and all with dassirnl lin<'s
that you <'an W<'Ar with more
I han one outfit.
FII"St one that Velma unpack-
ed waa the met a l "dog leaah"
belt, adjuata bte to any waist li ne
and t rimmed with the s martest
antiqued met a l medallion. There
are also several st yles and col-
o,.. of leather belt s In classic.
novelty and c o n to u r t ypes.
P rices range from $1 .25 to $3.
Ahh hr-rt> C'Oml"<: t h<' postman~
Tha t's just to 1<'11 ~Oll somf' nf
tht> nt>w thing.; \\hie h arC' c-nn-
stanth· roming into o·nriPn·
You h·a,<' to comf' in nftf'n to k<'Pp
UIJ with what's going nn around
h£'re. Som<'timr-s thr nf'w thing<:
gf't brought in t ht> hack rtonr and
are pract tcall" all c;olrl lwfot <'
e\·en I get n good look at '('m.
• • • the English. From France the ~ft s. F D. W<'Stfall. 200 Qcean e
travelers journeyed on to Switzer· Blvd .. is expt-cting a \"isit f rom :'\1t and Mrs. Walter Woqd.
land and the-n into Italy. H ere they her frienrt. ~~r~. w . P . Roger , 439·~ Carnatton Aw~.. are at
found the highways taken over by and daughter Carolvn. "ho will home again after a \'lSit to Santa
hicvC'les and had to practically lUTI\ e from ~1cAllen. Texas. this Barbara. where Mrs. Wood's son,
sit ·on the horn to cl<>ar tiw path. \-\E'<'k for an indefinite sta,·. Donald MacGilli\Tay, and his
The Rossis statt' that contrary • • • · family ha\'e be€-n residing for
to belief that living 1s cheaper in The Thoma .. s. Smith home. 621 several } ears
Europe. one gets only what one is Acal'ia A\'<'. was really !til~ t o • • •
abl£' ~o tip for. and by the time capacity last wt>e-k. Present were Mr and Mrs. Ht>nl") . Hobbs
that 1s over "'tth. eX'J)E.'nSes have Ml. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith ha"e left the heat of Yucaipa and
topped anything we have o\'€•r from South Gate. ~~~ "· Loui ate enjoying the coot sea breezes
MOODY
• Custom
D raperies
• ht>re. Gas costs t'ighty to ninety MellPr Huntington Park and at the home of Mrs. Hobb'
<'t'nts in any part of EUrop('. Mr<:. W ill iam ~ll•IIE>r fmm ~or th broth<'r·in·law and sistet . ~fr. and 330 MARIGOLD AVE.
In Lago Maggiore. Italy. the Holl\vmod Thl"' t\\o :'\le,sro;;. ~tel-!\I rs. W . B. !\fa<:G initie. 713 Ot-1 Corona del Mar Harbor 2504
home of both J oe and AdeliM, IPr ·joinPd thl"' <'t'Owd O\PI" thP chid A \e.
VPD' litt~ changP has t~t'n ~a~. w~k~nrl for a pat1o ;~rtv. -------~-~~--~~~~-~~-~--~~~~~ Their journey took them to Rom<'. • • • · KAREN MAR GRETA -_
Naples, Genoa. Venic<'. Milan. Tom Ronnet t and a pari\ of IMP()RTS
F lor<'nce and Pisa. The Isle of guests fr'om Frl'<;no arf' maldng •
Capri was especially intriguing their headquart<'rs at the hQme
and included a trip through the of ~1t . and :\f r~. Arthur A. l<£'m·
caves. J>("r. 900 0<-f'an Bh d.. for a few
Joe and Adeline saw many won-da,·s. T h<'v ar·p hen' to fish for
drrful things while they WE-rt' albac-or£' ·
away, but both frankly state that
when they saw our Statue of
Libertv in New York Harbor. their
emotions W('rt> too deep to <'' <'n
attempt to explain.
WH ITES HAVE VISITORS
~frs. Warren \Vhite of Burbank
and her two little daughters arc
~ue ts of Dr. and Mrs. Harry
\\nitl". 1104 S. Bay Front. Balboa
I sland. \Varren White. thE' son of
Dr. and Mrs. \\'hite. romes down
for thE' weekends from his iob at
Lockheed.
• •
~ft . and \Jr, Tf'\ is T \\'f'stgatc•
anrt their twn littiP cirls arP mo,·.
ing down fiQm th('ir homE:' in
~ctnta An.1 to t h('tr ju.:t C'()fl"PI<'terl
home at 3 Jfl Poppy A\e.
• • •
~fr ancl \f· '· o L. Rrid!:<'" .nfl
(><-f>an Rlnl.. ha' f' as housf'CUf"sts
for thP current W(>('k ~It . and
~~r~ . .Tnhn S:tndPrs and thpit· snn
"Sanrt,\" from San BE'rnardinn. • • •
~J r. anrl :\J rs. C A. ~fare~. 121
Iris A,·e. arC' )f'a\·in,g this W<'£'k
.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; f o r a n (' xt ended autO· t r <1 i 1 E>r
c:-.mping trir north to thP giant
rf"dwoods. They will stop en route
tor a \'isit \\ith rnf"rnbers or their
family. first in Redwood City and
then on to Rerkeley. They w ill be
gone for se,·eral w-eeks.
YOUR FIGURE
Is My Business
A Charming Gift
of Erickson Glass
$1 .95 ~wcJ ll[l
l I
I
Speaking of new t hings-a
brand new shipment of jerseys
has just arrived as a pre·pre-
fall s urprise. T hey are T ish·U·
Knits, st yled by l eon ... yarn·
dyed grey or beige and a solid
bright American Beauty. You
can beg in wearing them any·
t ime and keep t hem in use all
year.
LOSE
INCHES
Through
the Waist
in a Week
and Gai n
• • •
Yi Brt'nnan. 505 Heliotro(M'
Ave.. has a real J)E'('\'E'. While
getting her husband's C'lothes
N'ad~ fot his trip to Hamilton
Fi(>Jd . shE' hung se,·eral 'aluahlt'
shirts and othf'r artklf's of \\'E:'ar·
ing appat'<'l on the doth£'slin(' in
back of thPir homE'. \\'ht>n she
WE'nt to gN them. th('y had all
b('('n stolen.
CO~aT H IGHWAY
Corona del Mar
But don't forgC't that Aug-u.;t i!
yE-t to CC'mE' and plrnt~ o f \dlting
warm '''Ntt h<'r rna~ h<> just
around the rorn<'t. so ha\'t> a gooct
stock of rot tnn and n~ Jon blouses
on hand to kE'f"P ~ ou crisp and
f£-minin<'. Ry the> wa~. that little>
n\ Jon o;;uit hlnus<' is going to look
£-legant \\ilh ~our fall f<Hllf' suit .
as well as ~our summ<'r sldrts.
~Irnmmm. it's simpl<' tu lau ndC't'.
too! Com<' in and sC'P it.
1415 COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
Harbor 2868
• • •
• • •
s • • •
1208 COAST H IGHWAY
• •
• •
• •
Added
Strength
O·LIVE Products
P rofessiona l Supplen)ental
Concentrates
To learn th(' proven secrt't~
of obtaining and maintaining
a normal figure and vigorous
vitality regardless of llg('-
Ca// "Olivia"
HARBOR 1690-\\.
417 NARCISSUS AVE.
Corona del M ar
Reg. NOW
• 39.95 ·15.00
• ttts10.
• 14.95 1.
~lwp
CORONA DEL MAR
\'i was accompanied by :\1r. and
Mrs. \\'illiam Harter. ~2fl Be·
gonia A \'f'.. ,,·hen she took hE>r
hu<:band. !\f Sg-t. James S. Bren·
nan. to thf' l'nion Station Sunday
to start him on the first lap of
his journey to the Philippine~. • • •
Ea rl S. W allace. fl12 Acacia
An•.. i nO\\' srcndtnc ~('\'(>Tal
\.\'('('ks at Therma I. wh£'t'e h£.' is
tPnding his dat(' ranch. During
his ahsencE' !\lrs Wallace is \'isit·
ing-relati\·es.
• • •
:\Irs. H£'1<'n Ptsf'tti of Rf'dondo
Rt><1ch is spendine-a fC'w days
with her sisT<'r. \'i Bt ('nnan. 505
H('liotrop<> Ave. • • •
A qutf't. informal wC'ddin~ took
place Sunday aft f'rnoon at the
Baltz Chapeol b~ th£' S£'a. uniting
BACK FROM HOSPITAL
Robert L. Reed rC'turned home
this week at 441 F ernleaf Ave ..
Corona del Mar. from the Long
Beach Na,·al Hospital. wh<'r<' an
appendt'ctomy was performed last
week on '\'ednesday. HE' hof)E's to
he bf\Ck at his a ccounting job in
Santa ·Ana tomorrow.
PARTNERSHI P DISSOLVED
Official notice has be!'n gin'n of
the dissolution of the partnE>I'l'hip
of Howard M . Barnes and Taylor
C. Kussmaul of Orantte Coast C'o<'rn
Craft!'. 1106 Coast Highway. Co-
rona del Mar. effectin• July 1. The
business is being ronducte-d under
th(' proprietorship of Mr. Barne .
Ll DO ISLE GUEST
in a gosunwr s~r
nylon trkcM night~ with
its Rowint m"pi~ lines.
Wispy nd combiMd at
shoulden and bocfior
to fbttf'f tJw lowf~t
fitl\n ... by fafMd
~.,v~
Whit~. Crocus Blw
Ewn Sit" 3l to ~ S
$11.95
Mrs. !..«' Barnes. 121 Via Men·
tone. Lido Isle. has a visitor from
'"'Mhington. Penn .. staying with
h r. Her rousin. who has not ~n
Southern California since ~hE' wa.
1?. yE'ars of atre. is really sh<X'J<('d
t-y thE' nhenomenal growth o f thtC\
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Page 8 THE EN&IGN
THURSD~Y. JULY 21, 1149
One-Act Play Given
By Players Group
A pot-luck supper and a one-act
workshop play were the activities
of the Newport Harbor Commu-
nity Players Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barnes,
121 Via M<'ntone. Lido Isle.
The play was dh-ected by Edna
Raush and included the following
cast: Man lvn Arnold. Warren
Cran(', Boot~ l(eene. Neva Oakden
and Vir r:-il Dean Smith.
Verni{'(' Thorn. chairman of
work,.hop actt,·iti<'s. i n t r o duced
Virginia W C'bster, playwright and
form<'r M G!\1 staff writer who re-
C'<'ntly joinf"d the woup. Miss Web-
st<'r announ<"<'d sh<' would direct
onC' of h£'1' own original one-act
plays. "A Man fo1· Kate." for the
August m<'r ting. Casting for this
play wn" hC'ld in the living room.
while:' thO"-C' n ot J'('ading for parts
pta~·<'rl chnradt'S in the patio.
CAFE CORONA DEL MAR
' Bn.dway, ~ tar Bas ·
Lead itt 'Tiie Bel.re8s'
Holiday StAge ha scooped
Califomia straw hat drruit
signing Donald R a n d o I p b
Broadway for the lead ln the
West Coast stock pt"'duction
-"The HeiresS... belng
(his week nt the TUstin theater.
Randolph wu Gertrude La
renee's leading man in "Lady
the Dark" and headed the origina
cast of "Angt>l Street." He also
played Horatio in Maurice
full length ''Hamlet" and for
time had the role of Oarenoe
Sr. In the Broadway run of
With Father." ------~~~~~~
ABOUT &EVE &ON& gathered In the garden of the Rex Brandt .reaJdenoe In Coi'Ofta del r
Sundy afternoon to watch a demonstration of w ater color technique. In 45 minute. Rex painted a Bal-
boa scene-the Pavilion and Fun Zone, with boats sailing by In the foreground. This demonnration
was given In conjunction wlth an art exhibit d isplayed at the Rex Rrandt·Phlt Dike Art School. Gath·
ered around t he easel In the above picture are Joan Brandt, Mrs. Phil D ike. Phlt Dike and Rex Brandt.
In the background Ia a portion of the crowd. (Photo by WallY Gerhardt)
THURSDAY. JULY 21
"l.nfaithfully Yours,
Rex Harrison. Linda Damell
FRIDAY, JULY 22
"Bif!; Cat"
Lon !\lcCalli~ter Peggy Ga
SATURDAY, JULY 23
"Stage Coach"
J ohn \\'a~ nC' Claire Trevor
SUNDAY, JULY 24
"The Lady Gambles"
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Preston __ ___,
MONDAY, JULY 25
"The Big Clock,.
Ray ~filland Maureen O'Hara
TUESDAY. JULY 26
"Mn and Pa Kettle"
Marjorie Main
Percy Kilbride
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27
and THURSDAY, JULY 28
"Night l Tnto Night"
\'}\·,.ra Lindfors
Ronald Reagan
BOX OFFICE OPENS
6 P.M . W eek Nights
5 :30 P.M . Sundays
PHONE : Kimberly 3-5360
NEWPORT BLVD.
(Hwy. SS l at Paularino
B etween Santa Ana
and Costa Meaa
Canasta Party on Island
Canasta was the game o( tht>
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Dell. 115 Apolena
Ave .. Balboa Island. last week on
Wednesday.
Invited by th<' D<'lls to share in
the fun were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Mosely Jones, summer resi-
dents on Apolena Ave.; Mr. and
Mrs. Al Gibson. 126 Amethyst
Ave .. Balboa Island. and Mr. and
Mrs. Lawis Baltz, 410 Coast High-
way, Corona del Mar.
SOUND MOVIES AT HOME!
''YOlJNG AND WILLING''
William Holden, Susan Hayward
",.1,.,.'H'W"'E.., 39 STEPS"
Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll
"ADVENTURES OF MARTIN EDEN"
Glenn Ford, Evelyn Keyes, Claire
"3 IS A FAMILY"
Charlie Ruggles
"THE MUMMY'S HA~"
* Also Cartoons, comedies, sports, travels
Feature Rentals with Projector, $7.50
Feature only, $5.00
Phone for reservations now: Harbor 1918 W
Surfsiders Plan Dance and fashion Show
the n ext Surfsiders dance will be
held August 20 at tbe Skeet Club. August social eventS as well as
activities for the coming year were
discussed Thursday evening at the
meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Surfsiders. young married
couples club.
A luncheon-fashion show for the
young matrons will be gi\·en at the
Balboa Bay Club August 16. and
Rezoning QuestiOn
Coming Up lgaln
A Corona del Mar rezoning issue
wUl again come up for considera-
tion when the City Planning Com-
mission meets tonight (Thursday)
at 7 :30 in City Hall.
This will be the first public
h earing on the request to rezone
all of Block 131 (bounde-d by Sea-
view, Dahlia. Ocean and Cama·
tion) to R-3 from its pl'('sent mix-
ed R-1 and R2 zoning.
At the June meeting, the Plan·
ning Commission heard arguments
on the rezoning petition of eight
property owners in that block. To-
night's hearing will consider the
request to rezone the entire block.
A second public hNlring wHl be
held Aug. 18.
Mn. William E. Fisher, Balboa
Island, will have charge of the
luncheon fashion show. which will
also include an afternoon swim.
Others oD the committee include
Mrs. Robert Holden, Corona del
Mar; Mrs. George Holstein m .
Udo Isle; Mrs. William Lester,
Costa Mesa. and 1\m. Robert
Rose, Balboa Island. Paige H all
of Balboa Island will present orig·
inal models at the fashion show.
The August dance for the Surf-
siders will be an orchestra dance
with music furnished by Bob
Froeschle. Sports clothes will be
in order, with cotton-dresses for
the feminine surfslders and men
sans ties.
Board of Directors also discuss-
ed plans for both a Halloween
dance and a New Year's Eve party
for members and their guests.
'Anna Lucasta' I s Next
At Laguna Playhouse
The third offering of the sea-
son at the-LaRUna SummE'r Pia~··
house will be "Anna Lucasta."
which played on Broadway for
three vears with an all-colored
cast. It will be presented July
26 through July 31. following the
current production. "For Love or
Money."
Plus -TWEETIE PIE in
"Bad Old Putty Tat"
TUES. ONLY -July 26
Big Cartoon holv!
& COLOR CARTOONS and
:\ ~TOOCES COMEDY
"Crime on
Their Hands.,
Plus -Full Length F'eatu~
JOHNNY WEISSMULLER
''The Lost Tribe"
SAT.-SUN.-MON. -July 23-25
JAMES STEWART
JUNE ALLYSON
"'llle Sl1 all on
Story"
Playing the lead in "Anna
L ucasta" will be Blanche Glad·
stone, who will be remE'mbered
fur h~ rol~ during the~~~~============~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
hat t heater here in Newport last
summer. Richard Anderson . who
h as j u s t completE'd "Twelve
O'Clock High" with Gregory Peck,
will play the male lead.
Sister of Coroner's
Wife Dies in CDM
Private services were held Tues-
day for Mrs. Isabelle W 11 k i e
Lewis, who died at her home .. 1100
Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar. last
Saturday following an extended
illness.
Mrs. Lewis was the sister of
Coroner Earl Abbey's wife. who
lives at 410 Acacia Ave., Corona
del Mar. She is also survived by
her husband, Stanley Lewis, of the
Ocean Blvd. address.
The funeral was conducted by
Rev. Thomas Gibson of St. An-
drews Presbyterian Omrch. Serv-
ices were held at Baltz mortuary
and entombment was in Melrose
Abbey.
To
Congratulations ...
on your very beautiful
port~ait study in last
week's Ensign.
tLA MULL
MARGARET KELLEY
HARRY LEE
HAR80R 0142·R
1201 COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR
A native of Ontario. Canada,
Mrs. Lewis moved to Corona del
Mar six months ago from Palm SpringS. .__._ _______ .._ ___ ~-----.J
Rossis Are Baclc lrom 19,000-Mile Trip TH& EN8fON PAGE ?
THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1t4t
It was a reaJ trt"at to \1'-J f WJlh ' pie WPl"(> \'l'ry ktnd nnd pohte a nd .NoteJ /rom Corona .Jel _M.a.,. RETU RN TO COM
Joe and Ad Ur\(' ~ ... , and ht•nr 't.~m<'d to t•njoy th • Am<>rican 1\n I\ .n,:: b~ plane last wPeK on
the story of their· trlr• to t hP old 1 toun.sts. Food lS ver y arce, and By MAS. FLORENCE ANDERSON \Vt>dnP.clpy werE> Dr. and MJlt.
country. The Ro is I< ft Cot'Ona PntN'eS consi t pf fL"'h a nd lamb Mr. and Mrs. Fn m k V.'as and ~1j Agnes Mead and Dolton l' M. Desenberg. 1701 Bayside
del M ar mor<> thru1 thr-t"E' months entirely. 11wre is no s ugar or their· daughter J ulie AnnC1'. have Malnar , both t ro m Oakland. D r .. Corona del Mar. Dr . Desen-
ago and in that tim<> tra\'ell'<l coffee. movt'd 1nto thf'ir new hom(', 318 C'alif. The cert>m ony w~s per· bE't g has just received hls dOC·
19,000 miles, including 8.000 miles I In Fran<'e conditions are a little Orchid Ave. Mr. W as is a half. formed b>' Rev. Harr>· Owmgs of to ratl' from Ohio S tate Un lver -
by motor through Europe Tht'y 1 lw ttt>r, but the people have a db-ownf'r of the La~ ton So f-Water Santa Ana. Attendants Wl'J"E' Mr. sJt y in thf' fi('IJ of Soc iology. T he
landed ln Southampton. but only 1 in tt>rested attitude toward t ourists. Company in Santa Ana. a nd for-a!'4 Mrs. Robert To~h of San Ma-l)esenberg~ f'x~rt to tx· here for
l'E'malned ln England lon g <'nough They are ~ry impolite to m otor-m prl\. madf' thf'ir homP in tha t r m o. Afte r a famJly dinner a t tile summH .
to find out that things are in a I ists and refuse to give a n in ctf' on clty. 1 Jurley Bt>ll, the couple lt>ft for --------------
bad condition . The Eng lish pco-the hjghways, exactly rontrRry to • • • their honeymoon.
the Englis h. From F rance the Mr·s. F. D. WC'1;tfall. 200 Ocean • • •
8y ANN
Introducing <'o! YPp, 'tht•
O'BriPn Spcdah y Shop ha. just
added a n<'W SJX>rio lty, and I C'1ln
har dly waH to g<'t Onf' hUJ:!~in' my
waist and show it off hl'l"(' in th<'
window. Snappit>st st~ les in l<'ath-
<>r and all with rlasskal lin<>s
that you can w<'ar with more
than one ou tfit.
First one that Velma unpack-
ed waa t he metal "dog leaah•t
belt , adjustable to any waist line
and tr-immed with the smarte•t
antiqued metal medallion. The re
are also several styles and col-
ors of leathe r be lts In classic,
novelty and contour types.
Prices range from $1 .25 t o $3.
Ahh hPrf' rom<>s thP po'tman'
That's just to tell ~·nu som<' nf
th<> n('W t hin~s whirh tll'f' rnn-
s ta n1lv roming into O'flri<'n'c;.
You h·av<' to C'Omf' in oftf'n to k(>Pp
up with whnt ·~ ~oing nn amund
here. Som Pt im Ps th<' n<>w things
gf't brought in thP back rtoor nnd
a rP prar t irallv all solrl bPfore
rn•n I gPI a good look at 'em.
Speaking of new things--a
brand n ew sh ipment of jerseys
has just arrived as a pre-pre·
hll surprise. They are T lsh·U·
Knit s, styled by Leon ... yarn-
dyed grey or bei ge a nd a solid
bright Amer ican Beaut y. You
can b eg in w ea r ing them any·
time and keep t hem in use a ll
year.
But don 't fors.!<'t thai All~~~ i~
yet to ('(lm<' :\nrl pl<'tli:O. of , ... ·ilting
warm W<':tt hE'r rna:-h<' j ust
a round t hl' COl nC'r. so haYC' a good
st O<'k of ('()It n n and n:-Jon blous<'s
on hand to k('('p ~ ou cl'isp and
fc·mintn<'. Rv t h<' wa'. that littl<'
nv lon suir hlnus<' is ~ning tn look
t-IE'gant \\ it h ~ nur fall fat II<' suit.
a-. WE'll as ~our summ<'r· skirts.
Mmmmm. it's l'impl<' to latmder.
too! C'om (' in and SN' il.
1415 COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
Ha,.bor 2868
D ESSES • • •
D ESSES • • •
SSES • • •
120t COAST HIGHWAY
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travelers jdurneyed on to Switzer-Al\'d. is ex(X"ctmg a \'ish from Mr. and Mrs. \Vatter Wood.
land and then Into Italy. Here they h(•r fr iend. Mrs. w . P . Rogt>rs. 439 1 ~ Car nation Ave.. ar<> a t
found the highways tak('n ove r by and daughter Ca rolyn. who w ill hom e again a fter a visit to Santa
bicycles and had to pract1 cally aniv<.' from .McAll en. T~xac;. t his Barbara. where M rs. Wood's son.
sit on the horn to cl«:>ar th«:> path. \1. e<.'k for an ind<>finite sta\. Donald MacGillivray. a nd his
The Rossis state tnat contrary • • • · family have been residing for
to belief that li\'ing is cheaper in ThE' Thomas s. Smith hnme 621 st>ver-al >ears.
Europe. one ge ts o nly what one is Acacia An' .. was rt>allv fillf'd to • • •
able t o tip fo r and by the time capac1tv last WE'~k. P rE-sent were Mt·. and ~1rs. HeR~ Hobb
• MOODY
• Custom
Draperies •
tha t is over with. expen <'S hav~ M r. a nd ;\fr<;. Lawrence Smith have l<.'ft the h<.'at o f Yucaipa a nd
topped anything we have _over from ~out h Gatc:-~h e;. Loui are enjo} ing the cool sea breezes
ht>re. Gas cost l'ighty to mne ty Mf'lll"t". 1 funtin~ton P ark a nd at t he home o f Mrs Hobb's
<'<'nts in any part of Europe. M ts. William ~f('lJE>r fr-om :'\orth brotht>r-in-Jaw and sist<.'r ~J r. and 330 MARIGOLD AVE.
In Lago Magg iore. Italy. the Holh wood Th<' I\\ 0 ~l<'ssr~. ~Jet. Mr . W. B. ~tac:Ginitie. 713 0 1-1 Corona del Mar Harbor 2S04
home of both J oe and AdelinC', ler ·join('d thf> c-rowd 0,~1 t he thid A\e.
v~~ lit t~change hac;takl'n ~a~. w~k~nd fur a pWio pall\ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~
The-ir journey took thl'm to Rom <>. • • • KAREN MARGRETA :._ -=.
1 Naples, Genoa, Ven icl'. Milan . TCJm Ronnl'l l and a part \· of l)fp()RTS
F1orence and Pis~. Th~ I~le . of guE>st from Fr-esno arr making
Capri was espPClally mtngumg their hPadquanc>rs at th<> hnme ; [
and included a trip through thP of !\h . and ~fr". Arthur A. Kern·
ca\'e . J){'r. 900 OrE'a n Rl\ d.. fot· :1 frw
Joe and Adeline saw m a ny won-da\ s. TheY a1 <' hPJ<' t n fi!'h for
dt"rful things whilE" they we rt" albacorP ·
away, but bot h frankly §tate that
Vl'hen th~y ~aw our Statue of
Liberty in !':ew York Har bor tht>ir
t>motions W ('J'(' too deep t o <'''<'n
attempt to explain.
WHITES HAVE VISITORS
!\{rs. \\'arren \Vhite of B urbank
and her two little daughters a re
guests of Dr. a nd Mrs. Harry
W hite. 1104 S. Bay Front, Balboa
Island. \Varren \Vhitc, the son of
Dr·. and Mrs. White. comt>s down
for the weekends from his iob a t
Lockheed.
YOUR FIGURE
Is My Business
LOSE
INCHES
Through
the Waist
in a W eek
and Gain
Added
Strength
O-LIVE P rodu cts
Professional Supplemental
Concentrate•
T o lea rn thl' provl'n sccrcts
of obtaining a nd maintainin~
a normal figurc:-and vigorous
vitality T'('gardless of a ge -
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Call "Olivia"
HARBOR 1690-W
417 NARCISSUS AVE.
Corona del Mar
Reg. NOW
39.9515.00
22.9510.
14.95 7.00
~fwp
CORONA DEL MAR
• • •
~lr. ann \f r, T P\ 1s T \\"p..;tgtltf•
anti thf'ir t\\tl Ji ll Jp c1rl" at,.. m()\.
ing do\\n f1nm thf"ir homP in
~rtnla Ann to lhf"rr ju"t c-nmpiPtPrl
home at 310 Popp~ A ,.f"
• • •
~tr and \fr:' 0 L Rrid,ef"c; illl
Oc-ean Bh rf .. ha\·<' as hou'-f>.£llf> ... tc;
for t h£> cutrt>nt \H'('k '1 r and
Mrs . .Tohn SandPr<. ::tn<i t hf'il' ~on
"Sand\·· from ~::J n Rrorna rdtno. • • •
~f r. and .\frs \ A .\fat(·~. 321
J l'i ~ A\·e .. arf' )f"a\·ing t hi. WP<'k
f o r an extenrlt>d auto-trailer
camping trip north to thf> giant
redwoods. T hey will stop <'n route
!or a visit w ith m~mbers of their
fa mily. first in Rerlwood C'ity and
then on to BE'rkE'ley. Thf>y w ill be
gon e !or seve-ral w~ks . • • •
\?i Brenna n. 505 He lint rope
An•.. has a r<>al pE>t>\·('. W h ile
getting hE'r hushand's dothf>s
r('anv for hie; t rip to H amilton
F i<'ld. she hung se\·Pral \aluable
shirts and othf"r a r t ic!Ps of W<'ar··
m~ a ppa ret on t hf" dot ht>sli ne in
back of their hom£'. \\.hen sh('
wert to gct them. they had all
t)('('n stolen.
Vi was acrompani£'d b~ ~I r and
Mrs. \\'illiam Hartl'r. 1~11 Re·
gonia An ".. w hen she t ook her
h usband. !\J Sgt. Jam<'s S. Rren·
nan. to th£' l."n1on Statinn Sunda~
to start him on th(' first lap of
his journey to t hP Phi lippin('~. . . ..
E arl S . \\'allac<'. t'I:? Acacia
An•.. i~ now ~p<'ndrn~ S<'VCt·aJ
~''P<'k~ at T h<'rmal. where h(' Is
tPnding his datr ranrh During
his ahsen<'E' )Jrs. Wallar<' i-. ,·isit·
ing r('!ati\·es. .. • •
.\t rs. H<'lc>n P 1sPt t 1 of R<'dondo
R<'arh is sp('ndim; a !C'w da;.s
with h<'r si,ter. \'t Rr C'nnan 50!1
H E'Iiotropt> An~.
• • •
A quiet. informal wC'dci ing took
plar<' Sunday aftf>rnoon a t thl'
Baltz Cha(X'I by th(' Sea. uniting
BACK FROM HOSPITAL
Robert L. Re<'d rl'turncd home
this week at 441 F C'rnlcaf A\'e ..
Corona del Mar. f rom t he Long
Beach Naval Hospital. whC'n" an
a ppend('ctom:-· was P<'rfOnn<'d last
week on \VednC'sday. H(' hofl('c; to
\>{' back a t his accounting joh in
Santa Ana t omorrow .
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED
O fficial notiC'<' has beC'n gin•n of
the dissolution of t h£' pa rtn<'rship
of Howard M . Barnes and Taylor
C. Kussmaul of Or ance C'oa..c;t (;(>m
Crafts. 1106 C'oast H ighway Co-
rona del Mar. effect in~ J uly 1. Tht>
business is being conduc-ted unde r
the proprietorship of ~lr.11Bam('S.
Ll DO ISLE GUEST
Mrs. Lee Barnes. 121 \'fa Mcn
t one. Lido l sle. has a ,·isitor f~m
Washington. Pe n n.. sta ~'ing wit h
her . H er cousin, who has not SN'J~
Southern California sin<'E" she wa~
12 year ~ of a~e. is r<'all~ ~hock<'d
t-y th<.' phenomena l growth of th1..,
area.
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1M~' COAST HIGHWAY
A Charming Gift
of Erickson Glass
a 11 color-.
$1.95 anJup
in a ps.a~ sheer
nyton tricot night~ 'lh
rts flowing empi~ line-s.
Wispy net combirwd at
~houldert and bod~
to flatter the ~iesr
fteure . . . by famed
Bewrly VOfU't
White. Crocus 81~
fwn Sizn 3l lo 3S
$11 .95
Corona del Mar Hart.or 12U-W
heel THE ENSIGN THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1Mt
ITEMS Miss Killefer Is Married at St. James From Balboa
Bidden in Rhyme to Have a Fine Tim~
To Christian'!> Hut tht.•y W<'Ji! hadt~ of hrown and wntten
bldd<'n in rhyJJl(', and ever) bod} rh) mf'. Thry were eneourn~
1 ht-•re had a fim• Hmt ~ ApproXI• "hu natJ\ c•" to t ht• t•xtt""1'Jt of in! Amidst D profw.Son of pink and
"~&1'lite gl.adjol~. 1 P·dtricia Kil·
ldPr. daughter of Mr. and Mf1\.
Roben KlUl'fer. 301 E . Balboa
Bh:d, Balboa. was married in a
dottble ring ceremony at 4 p.m.
SU.Dday. The groom i" Ernesto H<'-
via RJo de la Loza of l\fe:\J<'O Cit\'.
The man iagc "-<'tYi('(> w as JX'~
(or11l{!ld by Rev. Thomas Gibson.
at the St. Jam<'; Episcopal Church.
Patricia was gi\'{•n in marritt$<'
by Mr !ath<>r. She wor<' a whit<>
satin ~own with " long train and
a Jact> c-ap from \\ hich dc-~('t nded
her fingC'r tip \'C'il. Sh(' c-an-it d a
whit<' Bible "ith n'd ros£'hud .... for
JOHN DOR\"
"OIOJCE SEA FARE"
601 E . CE.'\-rn.AL. D.\LDOA
HOURS: OA ILY 5 -9 ; SUN. 1·9
OPEN EVERY DAY
I on•.
Mn.. F1 ank Ale.shire w her
cou in·. Matron of Honor and sin-
gle attendant. Sh<' also was dress-
ed in wrute and &he carried a nose-
ga.,v of pink t'O ebuds.
The bridr' broth('r, Earl Kllle-
fcr, wao; best man. and u shers were
another brotht•r. Robert Killefer
Jr. and J lut;h Wheeler. 111 15th
St.. Nt'wport. Mother of the bride
WaS dl"ef>S~ in 8 gl"{'{'n Crepe With
nAvy SU'<'<>ssor·i<''. Sh£' wor£' a whit e
on·hid.
Re<'<>pl inn for I he w e d d i n g
guests '\ql(\ h<'ld immC'diateJ y fol-
lowin~ Hw N•r('mony in the Parish
house.
THREE SORORITY SISTERS
TO VISIT PAULA CASTLE
Sorority sisters from college are
coming to visit Paula Castle,
daughter of Mrs. Virglnla Ca.stl(',
at 205 E. Bay Ave .. Balboa. Alicia
Orcutt is eJq>ected today from Peb-
ble Beach. On Sunday Ann M uirlr
will arrive from Portland, Ore ..
and Naomi Fulton will be here
later from Portland. All of th('
girls are m embers of the Chi Omc>-
ga Sorority. They ar(' pJannin~ to
attend a schoolmat<''" W£'dding in
F resno on the 30th.
C\·lc•bratwn... of th<' marriage
will c'(lntmuc• in M<'xiro. for the TAKE TRA I LEA TOUR
mately 15 tabk-s or bridf,!e \H't f' mal •><,ttt~n' and
<'ntertained yesterday aftc..·m<><m nt tin· ... ~<'" ... ~tnd flo\H>n In
a Beachcombers' Lunchron R1 id~t·. hnlr.
which was held in t h<' south st.•a at. Tablt"> '' c•n• adom<'d with
mo phere of Christian's l Jut , in flowerl' mduding bird or
Balboa. :mri h1lu-.cu . Tallies and
Mrs. Dean Campbl'll. 1559 Oc.·t .. an pads \\t'l"f' hand palntE'd with
Blvd., Balboa: Mrs. G. E. Tohill. M·a J..,J:md d<'COratlon,.
1756 l\liramar Aw~ .• Balboa. and F.w n d mmpafm<' was ~n·ed
Mr~. WarTen C. Flc>tcht•r. 214 Or-of u hu~<' ~h<'JI. with
chid Av<' .. Cor·ona d<'l Mar. \\N'f' 1\hl ''~h:\ll. of Christ1an's Hut. su
the host<'~S<'S at Y<'~t<'rda~ ·, p11rty . p<>tlnt<•n<ling th<' arrangements.
Gu('sL" W('re im·itr d hy hand
done invitations t'Oinn•d in \'ario'l"
Ellerbroeks Going
On Trip Abroad
JIG 'N' REEL MEETS
J b• 'n' HN'I. !'quare dance
1. ,., 1 ... trw •t:.n<'lllJ! tonight C
rl!n) at th(' Gi1·1 Srout
I PJ :,n~ fnr a Coast As.c;ociat
nnund l 'p of Squart• DanC'<'N
))(' ci 1<-<'tl!'!'l'd. n<'wl~ ,,·ro~ havt• 1£'ft for the> pro-Capt .. and Mrs. C. \'. McCart~.
\'in<-e o! Sonora. whe-the\' will 1541 Mtramar A\'E' .. Ralbo:l, and '"' · M d M Ch 1 H It ?177 A two month tout of I :ul't'l"' 1 \'isit the groom's sister and broth-r. an rs. a r ('S 0 · .. 1 in store for the l'lHhn• a· Elle ·l-SHELL'S JUST A DUMMY
<'r-in-law. who i~ the architect <kean Bl~d .. ~a ve l'C'turnl'd ft·om bt'Ot'ks of 14 HnrLnr J,JIInd . T!~t•~
Phillipe Ort('J:a. Following their a month s hailer tour to thC' ar<' IC'aving toda\' <Th'lrsd:l\' lm
)'('turn. the \'Oung coup)<" ..-.rilJ both northern part. of the ~tate. Stop· thf' firs t lap of 1t~t•ir jourm').'\\ hid!
att<'nd ~rhool at Santa Barbara. overs wer? P L<:mo Bc>arh, Monte·
H \\ Jfendf r--on of 1119 E. BaJ
hoa H'' cl. T!alhon In t
t''fl'll tr rl \\hat h<-thought might
rey, ValiC'yon, and tlu• Hu~!'i<tn will hr to Chi(·a~o. '' h• .... 1!11 ,\ fi&IQfttllf~A &~ River·. They also t 1 :l\ <'llNt t hi" will m f'et frit•nc l... "ho "111 :H'-~[j)~L1U'"lDUO HOLSTEINS ENTERTAIN ·edwoo:1 highway to Eun·ka. compan) them to f)u np"
:t Jh,. !oh r ll m thl' su1·f n<'ar t
n .dhMI f'cllnl IIott•l. It turned cu
lrl lw a clumm~. a('<'Ordmg to pol'
who imC'stigatro. O.Qnno The• r.ror~e M. Jlolstc>ins. 212 ThC'y have mad(' :ttT:u1• n 111,
b'a~" \·ia Lino ~oro. Lidn 1"'1<'. arr en· HERE FROM HI G HLAN D to l're a fL'W ~ho\\s in :'\1·w y,.,,,
F()()/) ~IVD G'RtJG t<'t'1ninin~ Bishop and M~. Donald The s umml"r homf' or 1 >r. and City bC'for(' the'~ "I '-Hil u·1 t h•
T 1 1 0 . k .1. Ct~mJ .hPll for a tht'('(.'·day holi· Mrs. James F . Mildwll. 17:>1 Qu<'c-n Mar~· .Jul~· :?~ \"i's Beauty Sbop
"0 P ca r•n 5 cl1~. Thf' Ri!'hop is in town in con-Plua del :'\r>rl<'. Balhon. has bN'n In EliiOJX' th<•ir ittnet \ .r11lud•'
Open Every Day n('ction with <'onfirination cere-opened. But, o f c·oursP. Dr. ~lit landing at Clwrbour:.: and IIH n n
Shelton· Thermlque
MACHINE WAVE
Lon·..:(.•r Lasting Love liness
1~~ eoA-$T H te-HWA¥
-141' -the----111-....,..~~ m ~1. Jmt'll"S Ep m~-to dt~ i:Hwk to &.1~ \'i.:..it to Pa~i-.. It:tl), S\vt1tt·• bnrl.
Summer Season Church. HC'\' a nd Mr ... P aul Moore Bernardin<' e\'en fc'\\ dtt\ s to Austria. fkJgjum. JI.,Ji tncl Tlt·r·
Free P arking \\1w<'1Pt'. ~l"i:ll Crest\'i<'w Dr .. Bay take care• of hi dC'ntal pnt fc•nh. mark anrl SC'otlnnd.
Validated T ickets Shorr" "ill <'nl<•rtain thC' thrw Tlw I·.IIPt htnf•J-s h 1\ f' pl. 1111" l
Corona del Mar HA 0533
Francois Marshall C;~mph, 11 <'hi l<lr<'n. VISITOR HERE a two-we-ek s t:•y in J !oliHlll. \\ i • I•
Manage.-Mrs. A. L . MaeLci!oh or Pasa-I hr>y wi 11 han• .. , ht• I .. , 1f•l lt' I II I .e. Slup'*!
HOM E FROM THE HOSPITAL dena has b<-en \'tSiting old familiar tl.w C'Ontin, n.t." :lrc·,,,,],n~ to "-f>!llc'
.:\1 r.... (I 7. Rnh<'t tson. 439'2 haunts in Ball'K>a and 1'\{'\.\'}XH'\ dtc:tant C'Oll'lll' nr .:\11 . Ell··: lllli'1
( I
: 'f'l int 1, '"(' A"' Corona del Mar, while staying \\ith hC'r daught<'r-whn~n hC' cl isc·o\ < n d "hr n h · ""·'"
r::lmt· IJ., ~H· ft om 1 he> hospital in-law, Mrs. A. C. Mal L<'ish . 627 mak.n~ t t':t\ f 1 an :en(..< ., 1 ' • ~ f.,, I
ORIGINALS
cn .. tom and Ready Made
Pla.-.t ic Acressori~
I f.mt. ClD"C't. Kitchen. Bath
1106 Coast Highway, COM 1. ~~ ",.,·I.; n nd j.., fc·<'ling better Y.l. Ba lboa A VC' • Balboa 1 hl trip.
r1nil•. h<· •c·rwlrt~. ~tt·s. ~obet1son ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
t:ndr 1" <·nl an np{'ration N'Cently. DESERT RESIDENT HERE
Milt HiC'ks, OWn<'r or Pnlm
Springs W ater Co.. il' rc•nting a
two-story summer home in· Balboa
for July and August. BENNEn'S BARN -Antiques
All T ypes of Cabi;.ct and Refin ishing Work
You Can Afford
13861 S. Harbor ·Bh·d. Garden Grove
JHE EASY '?ICKEMS"
By MA E PICKENS
Fiber Glass Rods Made to Order
BL:\.I\~ • REPAIRS • ECOND
BREAK-IN ATTEMPTED
An attempt<'d burglary at his
L ido Isle home. 214 Via Cordova.
was reported Saturday by Stanley
Arndt. Someone had tr ied to gajn
entrance during the night, cutting
the screen and pushing a \vindow
open, he said. Nothin~ was mi"~
lng.
VISIT PARENT
Houseguests of Mr. and \.Irs .
Rowland R. Hodgkinson. lli V1a
RUTH 'S BEAUTY SHOP
Sl.JlJJEH SPF~CI.-\L"
Brush Cut-Sl.fX) !--=h :-t mpnn and Sct-$1.50
P er n1anC'n1 ~'. cnmplctc---S7.50
13A POINSETTIA AVE .. Coron:1 dtl Mar H-'RBOR 2307-R
Flagg" Flexible'' Play Dolls
P hone: Beacon 6559·W on Mlr'acle Mile Dijon, Lido Isle. !OJ' the past ten
1001 on US. HIGHWAY 101 NEWPORT BEACH days were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
e I:~w·a tit~n·•l. ))('ndlll~ doll .. fn1· r!lr ••h•ln'-. pla~tim(' that ar('
en ... JI) ~.md!f'~":rt and_ ~'"''"'·lltle• .\ll·pl:tstw bodi<>~> thnt can b(' plat'<'d an hr(.•-hkr po•-.tH1'1" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Haddon o!San Jo~. M~ Jfaddon r is the son of M rs. Hodgkinson FAMILY SET OF MOTHER. FATHER, BROTHER AND SIS
~:£rooking '.1 Va,.ietg $tore lor a real dinner
Try VAUX' 1n
Ba lboa
dinn~r unt il midnight
Music hy JOE VE NUTI anti Orchestra
THE PLAY PEN DAY NURSERY
(OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY)
HOrR: 50c
<Two or More Children, 40c an Hour Each)
Day: $3.00 Week: $15.00
Phone: Harbor 0268·J
a nd is attending Stat<' \oll<'~<'
in the northern city.
C.D.M. MAN NATURALIZED
Among the 29 J)<'rsons who bC'·
came U.S. citizens in naturali7ation
ceremonies in Santa Ana l<t~t
Thursday was a Cor·ona dC'I Mar
resident, ~ichard J. Burk<'. 303
H eliotrope Ave. SuJ)<'rior Judge
Raymond H . Thompson appmvC'd
the naturalization of thr m<'mhC'r!'
of the class.
603 COAST HI G HWAY Corona del Mar HARBOR 850
Chinese Brass Spells Antiquity
Chinf'sc cultur<' dnd Chinl"se :met :1 mint"lt un• oil lamp that
LIDO RESIDENT RETURNS a rt :u<' of ~uch anc·knl nrrl 'I' thai \\as form<'rl y usC'o by th(' opium
Wh~n Mrs. Je!·rold Spangl<'r. coll<'ction and cataloging 0 • · smok<'rs.
113 V1a Koran. Lido I~le, ret urn· more ant I que spccim<'n~ lx>gan The met hod of production is in·
ed fr"?m h er trip last Friday she 'way back many, many ~<'ars tc-r·C'l-lins:: Brass. in the form of
exclaimed "I'd forgotten how hot B. C .. at a tim<' whf'n ot hPr cl\. fin I s hcC'ts. is s<'nt to small w ork·
it can be in the middle west." ili7 .. 11 ions \\'('t (' just h<'gi nning to · hops wh<>rc> the cutting and M~. Spangler h ad made the trip be. shnplng an• don<': f rom there it
to Dixon, Dl., becaus(' of th<> itJ. T pa"sC's to other sh ops where the
n ess of her sister. 0 understand fu11 y the shapes rnn in~ trlkes pla('(' The d 1
and d('<.'Orations of artistic thing~ nrC' C'ntit_;.lv ·in th · . d efs gnhs from Chin" u h t ' · e mm s o t e HERE FOR SUMMER . .... .. 8 c. ~s .a r<' s<>en a <'nrr·;I\C'l'S and are seldom even
Miss Ma ble Gagnon. 511 Fern· The Jsla~der s. JO\ ol\ cs A stuny t rac·C'd. Th<' artist starts in one
leaf Ave., Corona del Mar, is en· of the h l$lOry of the countr~· It · <"ornC'r of thC' job and works out ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ te~~ing her pare nts from Rlv self. but ~h~~~ce of the arltC'lcs 1h<' r<'sign in r~r~ct p~~rt~n
erside, M r . and Mrs. J . E. Me· and ~he. mdJ~dual craftsm~nship until th<' spac·<' available is found
Cready. ca~l ~ Imme iately, a~pr('cJated. ro he fill<'cl with a picture, rom ·
415 Harding Ave. Balboa
REFINISHING
SHINING CLEANING
e Crepe Soles e Golf Shoes Renewed
e I nviaible Half-Soling e Shoes Re-Bottomed
WHILE U WAIT
You,. Shoes Appear' New When SPEE-DE£ Ia Through
OPPOSITE BALBOA THEATER BAL80A
t oug h the bcgmnmgs of the plf"l<' anrl in amazing balance
VISIT CATALINA d~velopment of m ctal·art o! an· Ea<'h pot·t lon o! the desi ·h
Mrs. Francis Cox. 1695 Pacific Clent Ch ina are a m~:stery. the a significanc<>. For exa mpf: t~!
Dr., Co~na del Mar, Is e ntertain· procc>ss was so lechmC'ally per. oft sf'en d ragon was at one 'time
ing this week at h er l~Jand home !~· thousands of years ago, that put in charge of one-fourth ot
on catalina. Among her guests tt h as n~t yet been s urpassed any· t h<' C'('IC'Stial uni\'erse according
is Mrs. John Cameron, 1201 Co. w. en:!' n the world dPspite the to the l<'gend. The d~agon ruled ~na del Mar. scten tl tc resources .that ha\·e the East<'rn quadrant w hich
come with the cenlunes. brought Sprin g, and then repre·
GUESTS IN OLD CITY HALL 0! all th<' Chinese m Nats usoo S<'nts the spirit of Ute's renewal
The old city hal~ is not entirely in utensJls and objects ot art, it is indefatigable In guardian·
foTgOtten, because George Ostran-perhaps the most popular to mOd ~;hlp, h<'nlgn and protective. Even
der, of the Merchant Patrol, re-em usage is brass-the a lloy o r 'though the dragon ts on nearly
ported last Thunday that some copper and zinc. The mOd<'rn ar·. <'v<'ry pit'<'<', you may not see tt
one had been sleeping In the old ticles, d_isplayed at The Is lAnd<.>rs. h<'<'ausc It Is suppo ed to be in·
buUcUng department office. Sev-are cop1es of antique models, can· vi lbte at will.
eral Windows had been broken, and dlestlcks and candelabra bowls
there were mattresses on the floor. ~~tvits, tea pots, small ~xes !o~ THE ISl .iliNDI:RS
CAFE CO .. ONA DEL MAR Cigarettes, the Chinese iron which R ~
405 COalt Highway becomes a decorative ash tray 214 Mar"'ne .......... .._
in
to
16 THE ENitGN ~tag. 1
THURSDA Y. JULY 21, 1Mt .
1be JuJy ~ting ot the Corona
del Mar Ov:ic Association will be
held· in Pilgrim Hall of th~ Com-
munity Church rather than in the
auditorium of the G r a m m a r
Schoo), P resident W allacl' B unon
has announced.
Lot More Reading
Is Going On Here
A l'£>t'ttrd drnJlnti(ltl nt thf" ~t·w
por't publw ltht•:t n•" was rt'\P:-th;'{)
this W••• ·k hy ht·:ul Jiltt1H inn Ooru·
thNl Sh• t'l\' in hr r· <m~nnl tt pnrt
Bool·s Jonnr•tl r1UlllJ.: th~> pnr t \ (>;«r
Balboa Power Squadron will
''~elcome 16 new members at a of other
dinner Jlle(>ting n xt Thursday, squadrons.
J_uly 2R at 7 :30 p.m. Rt the Balboa Reser\"ations a]"'(> bcin~ takFn h\
Airlines Veteran
Attends 'Birthday' \: a cht Club. lr. Ashton either at hJ" offic't' i~
:"lso to .be honored as guest~ at Balboa or at his home.·
totallr•rl 100 lo\]f;, •
Of thio;; nurnh• 1 jO ~1:!'f ~~·rr• f ir
tinn ho(lk :.•; ~~-~q ''' 1 ,. nrm (ir·-
tion. :!1.:n•1 iu\ Pnlt ..... · ho() ' nnrl
6.710 m~•J.!:I/IIl ,. Tht'''' huok lonn~
tof nllttl up !u t!w l:u'l•• ... t hook f'tr-
rulatinn in t hr• hi·'"',. nf thr dt\"
R7 .1:i~ hooks \\ r rr• "''' • "" d fro-~
tht-m:-~in lH:tnr h.
this mcNtn~. according to Com-An illustrated lecture on mkro-
mandPr H arry Ashton. will be wave radio transm is ion has t>N>n
H arbor l\la,.ter RUSSE'll Craig, local arranged by Ted H ambrook . man-
\\1 ' n Tran .. -\\·orld Ajrlines ceJ-
<'bJ lkd th tr twt ntleth anniver-
sary n c'·ntly at tht• Bilt.mo~ Bowl
1n !..<1' An£:• ](.c;;, Capt. and Mrs.
John G \\'al'h ll(l() Bay \"iew Dr ..
Cl•l nnu dt·l ~l.tr. 3l1l'ndt>d Capt.
\\'<~l'h ha~ ::xJ ~l·ars of scr\'i("{' tn
hi' ('T•~lt \\ Hh T\\'A
It wUJ be a b usin ess mE'<>tin~.
o;chcduled for next ThursdAy, JuJy
~. beginning at 8 p.m .
The Grammar School audito-
rium. regular m eeting place o r th<>
association. will not be a\•at!Ahl<•
hcaluse it is being US<'d as o;;tora~,.
place for equipment for thf" t'f''-'
C'lassrooms and kindergart<>n nnw
under constnlction.
Among the Items of buc:in<'~" to
he taken up at the July 28 m<-N·
in)( will be plans for an a.o;.~ocin
t ion beach p[cnic. t e n t a t i v e 1 y
'-Chcdul~ to be ht>ld on th<' C'\'C'-
ning of Saturday. August G.
Tar Pit Is Open
3 Nights Weekly
ager of the local office of the Pa-
cilic Telephone and Telegraph Co
Mr. Hambrook is Jieute nan ('Om·
mander a nd entertainment rhair-
man of the Balboa Squadron.
,\ ph('nl)mf n ,tl trlrr <'11 '"' nl hnoJ.: ThP o;;ummf'r program of the
_ . New pilots to tx-sworn .ntn
membership are Harold Abhn \.
Harold Bo~TPy. Henry D"t::r>lf',
Georgt> Fox. J oseph Currin Hf'nrv
Hassett. Erben Hrnry. ~On'lrd
Hostetler. Earle Kuhk£'1 J<tTT'X'"
Ma nning, Clin ton Rudd {..(ol) P.oo•
William \\'hHe. F N'd H um H u:h
HaT\'<'Y and E C Twi•rh· II
lo~n-: ":1, t 1Rd•' ~~· '' • < ·, 11'un :1 d••l .:"\~"'"port Hen bor Tl"<'n C'ant(.'(>n got
\I u· hr ;1;,r h '•I lilt• :"\r "JIC•l lJ-und< r wa ~· la<:t W('{'k w ith a threc:--
brnry. :\It '· Sh• t•h' p n'm• rt (tllf. r•w nin!.""·a-\n•Pk 'Chl"'d ulc and will
n oo·: ... ho r 1'0\\ ,·rl f ·r ·n tht· h :<tnt•h ('Ontinur until •whoo}c; open in SC'p-
totallc'fl 1~ ~;)S a 1:-,ft JK'f' rf':--'1 t~"mhf'r
cain o•·f'r l.t t :. :lt' ,.,,, tlntion. Tt11· T•rPi \\ill hP op<-n from i
"·hir·h ''<~· ,,,,. fi ..... , n•· ,,r rp ... r a-IP.m . to midnight on ~londay. \\'ed-
tion in C'oJ 11n·t dd :\l:1 r 1 """dil\' Rnd Friday F rN' mo,•ic.
TIH• lun,...h£ on "ac; sponsored b:.
• hC' Loo;;. Am:r ], ' ~ tmh<>r of Com-
m• ret• and thE.' Rotan Oub.
A '""'nnt.: t h hnnor g\JE'"•-. "'E'rt:-GlC\--
ria S\\ ;~nc:.on. \\hO christened the
fir-f '-' ip flown hy Charles Lind-
hr:>rt!h 1Wf"nt~ ~rar<:: a~o. the ro-
pilo nf th" f1T' Ea' hound flight
Edd1,.. Bennnnd". anri Dr Rufus B
,·onKl<>inqnid. who wa<: a _pa..c:..~n-
Junior Chamber's
Al:hou[!h !lw hr '~'1' :~ h"''" n rmicl :ll'" c::hnw.n on :'\londa~ £'\'l'nings at
ma:O'l7·n,.. "llh ,., ip• ,,,n.;-: ·'<··1:-clir,.. f( The r<' ts squart:> da ncinl! on W ed-
tn El1"''1 Fr:1" ,. 'u-:r•tf··, 1ll , .. ,.h ., I nr . .;;rJa.~· c-wningc;, and Frida\' t>\'<'-
,.i(t<: h;p·, m id• it ,,,., 1 J, '" Jn;rn nm~ I' nJX'n house for informal
n tntn1 n!:; 11 1 ri 1. n' ... ,. 1 "'~:1 '11_1•· • •r•..:r-thrt'<\ and gam('c;
pl·l· '' I Clnz lr''c; Padrutt. Orang<' C'oac;t
('nil •· ... ·udf'nt. i" dirt>ctor of T N'n
The Junior Charnh<'r of Com-r tntr ··:1 ar• i\·itif'c:: Thf' Roard of
m C'r<:'e barlx>que will 1x-held Au:::. El Toro G id de rs IT I r•, I n ·· ... indurl('o:: s H Franklin
17. instead of Au~. 3. as pn>\'iou~ly c·h:t;n , .. n . Rr\'. Paul Mo or<"
planned. Pre~ident Bob Ho ld<>n an-C lied f A 1\\"hrrl•' \lf'"·chnirm~n: ~trc::. Ed-
nounced this W('('k. The chanJ::C in 1 a or UCJ. 1 I !::1-I r II '('('1 (. 11',\': :'\T.-.: P aul Nor-
date was decided at a m{'('ting ()[ man. TJ .,.,.,rr r :md ~fr~. Jrrrold
the Board of Directorc; Monda:. Thf' F:l To· n fnl)" 1 1 <:£1 11'"1 " 11 ~p .. n,. •·r Ft"'lnl'io:: Hor\'ath. :'\tn;
noon at ~s Bay~"' raf~. ~~ "',, !<tt .•< , .. ,~ 1 H~ 1~{+~ r "'f'?P .(""Yffl'-Mn-~~ R<ly-
General chatnnan for th<' C'\'f'nt nr •,,· l"l)"r·h r·, ·· t ,~, ' · ~'""j '"' r~· l 'r~ .. _F.m""_·• _~orlrrhf>rc
i!i= E. H. Thiele of Corona df'l :'\far. L• ·1i• ·
~f('J111x'rs of h ie; rommitt('c> at~"' 0n , ;r f ~· ·, • .. , · "" r ·
Nonnan Gamble. T ed Thomas. Thr·. : .• ~.,,J T' ·' • ., 1f P ., T," Request fs Needed
PetC'r Barrett and E a rl PC't f'r<;on. ~·"' F• lll•'lf'k ..... 1' .,.. •1 1 I r·'rl l
The barbequ~. whi<'h will h,.. .T., k 1\:r n• .. ; I· T · ·1, \';:11 f 8 L. p • I_
held n car th<> Corona drl :\13r Tf'C::-('If', ... 'lnrl c: ., "l • ,.., i:n" -', or rusn IC~t-up
f'rvoir . \\;Jl take t'hc pla<'t> of thl' liT':
regular \V<'dnf'sda:o• rlinn<'r mr>Pt-TT 1 • 1 • • •!'I' C::tro·· C::•:r• B i'l ('n,·rrt r:lllc; at-
ing at the H url<>y Bt-11 duri .,~ th:lt f:rr• 17 ( .• r, l'n'' T' .,.·' • .. •. , _,. n n r rnrnn• dPl :'\Tar :md
WC<'k. n r.tk··lt>•,· ('1,• · .. , .... <;• ~• : '\Pf'rt H·i~ht• rc>o;;icknt~: to thr
TlH'"'' . 1••:1. , . ., '· • n . 7 .. I 1:" h .. fh•' c-nf'ri· 1 r l'fll!C'!'t muc;t hf"
:".\S, S~n TYr .. n . , C' • • \nl ·I "' :ldr• r •• ~ pic-kin~ up hru<;h and
Gene's Place 1 0rt "':? F 1 ' f t 11 S •·• \l·n :1 ' '• i'11r1:n~:' in tl'""•' two ~N·Iil)n<\ of
Snnt, t,.,. n .· "'" ,,. r.,~,.. ,·,,.,..;•"
1 nr..: T'· • ll · T· • ~ '11 1-lPvl : I ·n rr!'1:lar c;('~f'rlUlt"' i-= maintain·
:"n\· 10 C'n .. n T'r ... ll,..•r ... ,, c·.,nl:tl ,.,1 it) tlv•.;f' <;('('ion<::. hf>rauc;f" firin g
\ n 1 . • ., . .: 'j rl~ r I ~· .. n I •• ' • c: pnc:c;j h 1 (' in c:nmf' (';1 <;('<; ( \lf'tWC'f'n
SPECIAuzr.\G I'!':
Wedding Cakes th" ,. l'hP hl)urc: nf 6 and ~ am . if not
1 w''hin ::!!:\ fr-Pt nf innammabl<' mn-1'' r;:'l)). nf'!!Ular pi<'k-up !'Chf"dUlc Birth day Cakes 61'0 CH£~K~
F ren ch Pastries ~-~ I
:• 1 11 ,
J I ' I "
705 COAST H IGHWAY ( .. ( .. , ... ,
Coi"'na del Ma r Harbor 1102
CT
Nat ionall y .. d,·~rti ~~d .
P A TIO and nr~;:\-ER'\ .. -\RL
LARGE SELECTION
(Featuring New lslanciwarf' P .~tt pr,.,
GUPPY'S CALIFORNI CER M CS
600 Coa t Righ\\'ay
Our Harbor A rea
Neighbors
arc cordially inYitcd t o <'n.ioy our !""~l n len
during the sumn1cr srn~< ·n
•
Beautifu1 Tuhcrot'S Bt.'~· ':1b•-:
arc nO\\' blo0n1in(T
•
CarJoza ~arden J
(PLANTS FOR C:.HA DF I
503 ( · lrnna tlt'l , ln r
1 ;-: M"·n•·linrd in th<> N'c;t of th~
r··1 .. "~:rh io:: c:" huilt up that no r,· ... jc; n~c:c:;hlc>
Tir ~jrl,,., • ._ wrrr 3lc:n rf'minrlPrl
'":l' •hr tr'lc:h tf'1J('k rln<'" not pi('k
... , l :": h 'lnrl tri"'min!:'c;. h\•t th:lt
., -.;11" .,, 1'"1t<'k ic:: r PflU ir('d . Rill
~~ ··r· • 'I'-: •rl t h-. rro::icif'ntc:: to r E'-
''" • ·, l·-••n hf'fnrr FriO:l\'. hf>-
' • th•' tr·•rk CI'V'C: nn' nn Fr:.
Judge Commits
1 Knife Wielder
I ,h'IC' \,;trcia. 20-\'Nir-old Santa
\r~ yn•tth who h~d pl<'~d<'d guilt,·
r tl,, kn;fC'-Wi('Jciin!! inridl'nt in
I''' •, T"'lul Rnh('rt~on of Corona
r' I ,j.,r \\''\<; 't:thl)('(t \\'l'C:: <'Ommit-
'l"r1 -;\l"'nrl"'y lw Pr<'c:iding Su]'X'ri<'r
T,.r1.:r Tinh('"f Garrln"r to thC' C'11-
fn ... .,·'\ \"t1<'11i0na1 Tn" itutinn at
L ,...,,.'l<:tf'r
.Tt'ri!:'r l.:trrlnrr hnrl r drrrl"d th<'
"'~"•' f"riri'l\" to thr California
Ynuth .\uth.nrity which a<'('('Pf<'d
thr r1c:r :\fi'1imurn tl'rm of rom-
r1;'m~"'"'• i" 14 monthc:
Tn an <-arli<-r trinl. th<' jury had
fnilrrl tn Cl.~<'. 11 t o 1. Tn thi~
t ri:ll. t hr P\'idf'n('(' i ndud<'d photo-
~:-~ph.;; of th<-knifinc incid<'nt.
t<lk<'n h~ l.lC'nn ('ouch of Corona
rkl :\Tw Garcia plNtcic-d guilty at
thr ,. • ., .. , 0f thl" c:('('Ond triAl.
Legion Breakfast
Served Saturday
Httn:D ., The-n th<' "pot for you
·.., th•~ 1-<',..ion Br('akfast. which "';11
h" <:t'T"\ t'ci from 7 to 11 Snturday
m•)rninc n<'ar Rif'hard's :\1ark<'t.
.\11 ~ ou r:m <'at for ~ C'<'ntl' i th<>
~lC'gan
l.O<'rtl ml'rchant!' ha\'t' rontrib-
\llf'rl pri7<'S. which \vill ht .. di~trih
\ltl'rl during 1hE' hr<'akfnst hourc;.
"'in'1<-"~ rlo not hnvE' to h<> pl"'("!'<'nt
~~ th<' timt• of th(' award. h O'-\'-
C'\ r'r.
Thi" i~ 11) ~· ttn :mn11:tl ('\'{'nt of
n,~ ~C',q10rt TTnroor Le-gion P ost
:l~l to rai~\" rundc: ror P~t acth·i-
ti('.;. Dr. A F:. Stockton is gC"neraJ
t'hnlrrru\n f~,."'r the ('\'f'nt
Pro-.. -\merica .. leeting
Attended by Localite~ ~<'r on that flaght. •
ROSSI
Se\·eral repre<.;entatJ\'f'C: rror> tt •
Harbor at'('a aftPndrd a P1 n..\m• 1
ica m('('tin~ at hP homr of ,:\lr ··.
C. F . Smith. Snnta Ana. Ia' \\,. I\
on Tuf'sda~. ~h m d J"I'U"Jon-. ,,r
the m<'ctin~ W<'r·· }Pd hy :\h-.: \\',J.
Jic; Bennil'. OJ an::-~> C'ou.,•' Ch •
FT\T ITAUA:"\ DD:::-o;En.S
man of Pro-Am('nr'l .
anrl <'<Jmpktc mt rL.c;
' PF.:"\ FnR Lt').Cii
COCKT.UL
Lo<'aJ gu<>c;l~ at 1'1r P.· pl:llt.~:lr.
orcanization mN tin:: i•;f uri. ri .\1 .
kn~ Sa ldwjn F.hre,m;m "'\ "l)()l •
Mrc:. Colin Rro wn Ra' !' .;·p,·
:'\fr~ F:lmf'r Pro,np· \ ·, • • rl•'l
:\Jar: ).f~ ..\1{'\cll"'d r-TI·1 :-"T, T1 •
16 1 COAST HIGHWAY
H arbor 1180 Corona d~t Mar
0Aen Until 2 A M .
Ra1 hna. and :'\If"-r ...... ,. Food S~rved to 1 :30 A.M .
Balboa hland. ·
THE BEST in CUT F L OWERS. CORSAGES
and POTTED P LANTS
:N••w"'f
The LargE:" t and ~lo~t Diversified XursE'r Y
in the South Coa~t .-\J'(l'a ..
tock
1313 COA ST HIGHWAY HARB O R S90
SQUARE DANCING
e D ATE· F='"uy W erll"'esrlay "' aht
e T I ME: 7 :10 t o ,0·10 p m
e SPONSOR . H 1rbo,. Co.....,.,un•h P layers
RAGAN'S REST AURA T
1J1Ci COAST HI GHV.AY C'O R ONA DEL MAR
F z
OPEN EVERY DAY
KIDDIES ' DAY
EVERY WEDNESDAY
All Rides • • • • • .6c
Concessions • • • • .Sc
l mL 6 P.M.
ree I loons
J.
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P~M TH£ENIIGN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
THUft8DAV, JULV ~. 1M. IL----------------------------------------------·~
• 8E.ACON 11--W 1893 &VIDe Ave.
COSTA MESA
State Uoe•d and Approved
From • te • y .. ,..
&upervl1ed Care and
CoMtruotlve Play
REASONABLE RATES
Open 5 days per ~k--3 to 5 ~~atlon FUm1shed 190 E. 15th St.
COSTA ME·&A
PhoM Beacon M17
Custom Built
lOx SpriiiCJS
SEVERAL WELL-KNOWN peo· A DESIGNER. ot another sorts,
pte have been enjoying our Harbor ls John Schoppert, Balboa. who A square dance series 1s being
area &nd shopping in our distlnc· designs new looks for old, In Inaugurated by the Newport Rar-
tlve shops ating at local restau-hou~ &nd apartment buildings. bor Community Playc~. aC'COrding
rants and' enjoying beauty shops BHides hls most recent m~ellng to an &nnouncement by Mrs. Lee
and such services. MRS. Bob Hope job at Holiday lnn and gwtng a Barnes, pM!\ident.
has been glimpsed around town thorough beauty treatment to the Beginning this we<'k, the dances
(&nd you couldn't miss the come-Owen J . Masters home. in Balboa. will continue weekly throughout
dJan himself tn a red and green Schappert has done a lot of ot~er J uly, August and the first two
golf ensemble at the Santa Ana building. He starte-d by buildtng weeks of September. They are be'·
Country Club). bridges nt 17. $Uperinten_ded the ing h~ld from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
• • • building of a 10.000-ton shlt> nt the each Wednesday in the parking lot
vrcroR MATURE was seen age of 26 and even worked on the behind the Birtcher Building. 1415
having lunch at Gene's in Corona Bonne\'llle Dam. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar.
del Mar and then he dropl)('d into • • • Funds rnised will help defray
the Harbor Photo Lab to buy some A LITTLE HAMMERING and costs for the 1949.SO season of
motion p icture film. . . . A bus-fixing has b<'en going on in front plays to be prcsf'ntoo b y the P lay·
man's holiday! ... Gene. by the of Hampton's lately .... Result? A ers under the direction of Tom
way, furnished free W\ne by way brand new and mi~htv big Rexall Gilmore.
of celebrating Bastille Day, July sign sparkling up his. Corona d<'l Bradley L. Hughes will be caller
14. Mar drug store. for this dancing under thke sta~s11-
• • • • • • Sandwiches. roff~ And co es w1
A FEATIIER IN THEIR CAP CHAMPAGNE HOUR which be made available at Ragan's R es·
at Vaux' in Balboa was achieved happens at the bewitching hou r taurant. .
when Bruce McHenry, own_er ?f of 11 p.m . at the Bamboo Room Dancers are a~ked to park the1r
the Tail of the Cock eatenes m In Balboa features Chet F arrar cars in the street and <'nter from
L.A .. entf'rtained a party of friends of the Arthur Murray Dance the front of the buildintt. be<'ause
at our Balboa restaurant. Studio. Corona del Mar. as in· all other entrances are. roJ>('d off
• • • structor on every othf"r Thursday during the square dancmg.
FEATURED RENDEZVOUS ar· with a dance eont{'c:;t , including
lists Woody Herman for July and champagne prizes. on thf" alter· Ha rshbar gers Move
Charlie Barnet for August may be n ate Thursdavs. F CDM t v · ta
Open 9 A .M . to 6 P
Thurs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.
Closed S unday
20 MACHINES DR
404 Coast Hwy. Harbor
CORONA DEL MAR
Public
Stenographer
1
Notary Public
Mimeographing
Addressi ng
Telephone Service
Sarah Wheat/
Ha rbor 1t75 B lrtcher Bl
CORONA DEL MAR heard at the "Excursions in Mod· • • • • rom 0 IS
ern Mu!\ic" radio program if· you NEW C AS II CHECKER a t Mr. and Mrs. C. A. H arshbarg('r
care to drop in at the S.O.S . Ra-Coast Super Market. Corona d<'l moved this week from their Co-=:======:::;:===\
dto and Music shop in Balboa Mar. is Mrs. Georgia Phillips. rona d<'l Mar r<'Sid<'nce at 500 Ma-LOANS
$.'l0.00 to $1 ,000
*SALARY
Featuring Air Foam
Mattreaes and Pillow.
We spedallze in oversize bed&.
renovating and recovering
Is1and for tickets to the broad· who lives only a few st reets !rom rigold Av~. to mak<' their home in
casts. her job. Mrs. Phillips h as been Vi sta. Calif. Th~y had lived here
• • • a gt"()("('ry che<"ker for about eight for the last four ~·<'ars.
GETTING MORE FAMOUS all years and never once h as put the The Marigold Ave. residf'ncc has
the time is Laguna Beach'!' well onions in the cash drawrr and the bc<'n purcha.~ed by Mr. and M J"!;.
known "greet<'r". Latest evid<'nce nlcklE.>s and dollars in a paper Charles P arrish of Los Angf'les,
of his fame is a Toby jug mad<' in sack. who plan to move here about Au~.
his likeness. Tommy's Shop. Co-• • • 1. Mr. Parrish is the manager of
rona del Mar, ha.c; them-and tht:>y LOCATION of Coast Prop<'r· the firm of Bostitch·'Ncstern Inc.
look like Mr. Larson. too. ties Co. is now at 301 E. Balboa in Los Angeles.
• • • Blvd .. Ralboa. Mt·s. Robert Kille-
ORIGINAL DESIGNER Paige fer is n~w associa!E"<i with h<'r ONTARIO RESI DENTS HERE
Ha ll on Balboa l r-;land is getting husband 10 the busmes~. New residents in Corona dt'l
more famou!' by the minute t oo. Mar <lre Mrs. E leanor L. Wells.
She's now bee~ ask<'d to model COM Teacher, Daughter 5211 2 Acada Av!! .. and her two
some of her unusual designs at the v· . . L An 1 rhildl~n David. 6. and John. aj!e
fifth Ca1i!ornia Curtain and Dra-lSlt ln OS ge es 3. The Wells hav!! mov<.'d her<'
I
cott!':~EWP~=~~:25-W pery Show in Los Angel<'s next Mrs. Carol I:X.-nton and Miss Al-from Ontario. Califomia. ~~Peon 6171--J Sunday and Mondny-just to show vah Ann r><.-nton of 435 Goldt>nrod 9()~ IBBOTSON, Prop. what sh t:> can do with some of Ave .. Corona del Mar , spent part FOUR DAYS IN CORONA
·~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~e=H~m:a:t:~~i:~:s:·~~~~~~~ ~~stw~k~siting~~ds~Los Mrs. ~lla ~ Will~ms and t A.r\~eles and Inglt>wood. Mrs. Florence Anderson 428 Mar·
TEN YEARS OF SERVICE IN SAME LOCATION
. Mrs. Denton. who is a teacher gue-rite Ave .. spent four' days la~t
m the Corona dt>l Mar _Gram':"ar we-ek with the ir sister and daugh·
School. spent two mornmgs VIsit-ter. Mrs. M artha Goode and her
ing th<' demonstration school at husband Major Walter E . \..ood!!
the Univer sit y of South<'rn Cali· Jn Corona. The\' r<'turned home
*AUTO
*FUR
or other
person al property
"QlllCK SER\'1
Coast Cities
Loan Compan
2805 Coast Blvd .
NeWl)ort Beach, Calif.
(Next Door to
W estern Union Office)
Tel. Ha rbor 2638-J tornia. Sunday. ·
Alvah Ann. a June graduate of -------------____ ---------1
Harbor High School. i~ planning ,-~~~------~-~-~-~~-~--~~~
(CHOICE DEEP S EA DELICACY )
~. $1.1/.5
Soup and Salad
Potatoes Vegetables Hot Rolls
Coffee, Mi lk or Tea a nd Dessert
Aha lone ~tea k T hat You Can Cut With Your Fork
Rome Cooking ... Home Maile Pies
1107 COAST HIGHWAY Harbor 172 CORONA DEL MAR
to <'nter th£' Univer~ity of Nevada
at R<'no in Sept<'mber.
COM ART IST EXHIBIT S
Artist Norman Chamberlain.
who has recentlv moved to Co·
rona del Mar t'rom U\guna. is
E-xhibiting -at th<' Chabot Gallt'ry.
142 S. Robertson Blvd .. Los An·
geles, from July 25 to August 13.
Pa intings from the Artists r.uild
of Southern California will be
on display at the GalJN·y.
GUEST ARTISTS
New guest artists will be hung
in the visitor's panel at LuciJJc's
Studio. 500 Coast Hi~hway. Co·
rona del Mar. P ictures from Rex
Brandt. J oan I rving Brandt and
Phil Dike, collaborators in the
CHECK OUR V~~UES * Annstrong or Kentile Asphalt Tile-* AD Main ~rands of Linoleum * Harwoi-CaDiwooi-Needletone Carpefing * Rubber or Cork Tile
(Complete Select ion ) * Rubber Sink Top
Beautifu l and Durable
ALL LABOR AND MATERIAL GUARAN TEED
ON WOOD OR CONCRETE
E. t Page l.iloiNn & ftle to.
135 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Beacon 6210-W
~~~--~-----~--~~--~~-~~~~~ Brandt-Dike Art Sch~l. Co~na ,----~~~-----~~-~---~--~---.del Mar. will be exhibited. P aint· ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::j ings by Lucille Delano Chamber· 1
r
Rave Your Fish
FILLETED, WRAPPED,
FROZEN for ROME FREEZER
or LOCKER STORAGE
•
.Food lcders
HARBOR 287-W
418 30th Street N wport Beach
HOURS: 8 :45 to 5.45 CLOSE D SUNDAYS
lain. herself, may also be seen.
THEFT LOSS SET AT $400
A power saw and a set of car-
penter's tools. valuro at $400. were
stolen from the locked trunk or his
car. Albert M. Kaufman. 424 F em ·
leaf Ave .• Corona del Mar, report-
ed to police Sunday mornjng.
ROTARIANS HEAR ST ANLEY
Speaker at last week's meeting
of the R otary Club at White's
Park Ave. Cafe on Balboa Island
was Assemblyman Earl W. Stan·
ley, who is a past president of the
club. Mr. Stanley talked abou t
the activity in the recent session
of the State Legislature and
about the bills on which he had
worked in t he Assembly.
YOUTH CONCERT SUNDAY
The Burbank Youth Symphony,
'
3 Daily Live Bait Boats
ALALUNGA
6:00 A.M.
MAY·B
6 :30 A.M.
MISSAWtT
7:00 A.M.
Row Boats -Bait Sleds -Live Bait
FISHING PIER OPEN 24 DO AD Y
BEACON 5S25
1135 COAST HIGHWAV NEWPORT BEACH
t he first child~n·s symphon ic or·
chestra ever formed on the west
coost.. played Sunday at San Cle-
m nte grammar school. marklne
the opening of the second annual ._----------------------------------------------~ ~ournamPnt of Sports. ._ ______________________________________________ _,
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'Bar-b-que Is Held
"Forty-nin <'rs" who a rf' ruck-
hounds Instead (I( golci hounci~
m t Cor a pot-luc-k :tnd bat·-b-quc•
Monday n ight at It' :n .. P Mk. Th•'
informa l get togf't hc•r of mot"<· 1 hal'\
100 folks w as thf' .J uJv nwf'll n~ ol
the Orange Coast M inc·ral and
Lapidary Society.
THE ENSIGN Page 11
THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1141
Prizes for the best d l'<'sscd in PLANS FOR THE OPENING of a new House-and dividing t he old boat shop into eight s eparat e
the "49<-rs" CO!'tum(' r<'t'<'i\"('d p it·k-w:~rcs Arcade on Coast Highway in Newport store units. a• pictu.-ed here. The stores a r4" to be
axes to help with th('ir rcx:k -Beach have been announced by House and Garden. leased for various types of business, such as lamps
hounding. On.<' of th<> hig-ft•aiUJ'f'' The Arcade will be adjacent to the fi.-m's already and shades. gl~aware and china. ceram ics. wall
r h U est ablis hed Tropic Shop, locaterl just south of the paper. paints. pictures and picture framing, floor
0 t e mee ng was a "sw apping'' Arches . The huildlng foNTlerly housing the outdoor coverings, drape.-les, linens, fireplace and barbecue
table where ml'mb<'J'" £'X<'han;;ed pat io and sun room display contains 7,000 square acceuorles. radio. television anrl e lectric appla-
their rock specimens. f,.et of floor s pace. OesiQn f'r Fred Murphy of ances. The new one-stop complete housewa res
STO\\~RS RADIO
ERVICE
The most popula r fl·atllrl' ''a"l Cor~na del Ma~ has rtrawn pla ns for remodelling arcade will be publ•cized with a cooperat1ve ad-the barbecued t>N-f. ic<' c-rcRm and vert•s•ng campatgn.
coffee fumish<'d by t h<' R ock---k .
hounds and the pot-luck d!Shf'S As ed to Form Blood Donor Comm·•Hee ITO HOLD MEETING TO NIGHT
R ecord Players • Television
I~'\ KIT~KP.-\miCK
311 Co.lSt Hwy . COM Har. 723
brought by th<' la dy rock hounds. The ~e..-.-port H arhcu n 1-.m .. ,
·, • w 1 f'" ." n_t .... of ~~wpot t Ilar-jin" w ith Cit~· ('Jprk C. K. P riE.'l-1. and Profcs.;ion~J \\.om•·n·. ('} Jh
Corona Crall
Home Renovatina bor '''<'n ' 1m He'd t hts W<'<'"k t n local RE'd Cross publiC'ity chair-are to m eet this en•n.m.: 1 Thur--
"' fo1·m a Rl"'!l em ... , C'il ilt'll'.' blood man t_o inform ~<'wport Har bor day ) at t he homC' of :\!1 '· f:\'tl\ n
R ~f•n ishing and Remodelling
1301 1 :.! Coast Hn·~-. Floo,.. Our Specialty ,,onm r-ommJII N• hNt• to r-<'nt f'r n•!"illf1nts of t h <' urg<'nt hlood Varn<>r in :":<>w port Hr it;ht· fo1· th··1
Window and Wall Clea ning inl<'t C'"l 011 :\C'\\ prll 1 1 l:ll hOI'" rlnnOJ nt'<'d'-. r1r~t of two plann<'d ... t.mm•; rn•, ,_ Coron.1 de; 1 Ma r H a rbor 1108 OI.ARLES GORMAN · n ~ 1018 Coast Highway, CD:\1 j HNl 1• '' hi• nd •'"111'1 d:r~ ~··pt Infnrm<tt wn can tx> SN.'UJ <'r! h\· mgs. ~""pons of int, t'f',t ,,, rJ,
1 HARBOR 2574-W 'railing" ~fr. .\s hton at Harbo.r local group 'f rom th•· ••f•r.ft·t• n ..---;..-------------~I ·;·,.,. r \ ·• •' nn w:t..; lll.t'lt• b~ 1:{37 ; ~<'\\'port Harbor Red Cro~s Will be g iven by Pr ..... id, nt Elj/of I "BE ... tEDICT''
the sign man liHI'I' \It''" ,,, r'w 'lit'<' ,,..,.,Jic>aclquarten;. Harbor l ~i5; City beth Handy. T h<' hahnc·· of tl•
,,.. "!t'h'' n:lflw" ll.HI lwc·n sug-1 Ck• k P riE'S t. Hnrbor 31 31. or· Mr. evenin~ -.-.1)1 be s(X'nt w P' t'IJmJl1.
1 f.!"~:r d h~ \l.t\CII PH·k Dt.t k<' on l l't~-.11rnar.o. H arbor 1. ary planninJ:; of th•· Chrt,·r'~"h
R C'd C ross l"C'{)Uf'"l. ~J r. Ashton In ~IJI''-"ing t h<' llfPand-d<'afh ~;'·icw d irC'rt<>d h~ :'>lrld·, d ~· "1-
J e\\·eJcrs Se ll
Quality \Vatchrs
, ... •' Ill!:,,., rot II c• to,·.rl ~nnwh imroc ·t: !Ill' (Jf l h<• program . ~fr.
of th· Sout l.rrn 01an~·<' (ount.v ,\shl••ll ~\lid that .. ,,r. df'fin it E>l\
l'l;l'l·• .... \!11t'lil-tll I!•! l'~0"'· Ill' vrtr'~ '"he on our p lllnot .. c
fit• I" 1'-llll:-on Ill<' •·omrn•tt<'P h •• ,, 1 •1 • f'\\·po11 BeaC'h a nrt ~tt' \!: '· I ,\ Hl',•k. ~l 1s. E :ttl t'11 : 1 .\Jr·"a ran SC'p\. ." ~t:1nf•·~ \I• s. J I•~ L..1ngt·nhC'IT'1 I
\~1 '-. I! 1 I' Cl"ht .. HnhC'I t <.'. -
~ tfi,•HIJ ~. ;Is Rit'h:trd Crutc-h(' .. Gu.llty on 1 c t
\l ... Kt•m \\ ( .,., •n II k ',Jr .... I r:u-1 -
c ld I' tl •• I ;P I \!1 ... .l nlln P~t:l
··'., · • .• ••• . ·--k. d io 1 ... l.l .tn , In Freeman Case
11• 1 c .1 t' II (' hl )( I c'fllllll" c•tr!l)lr)Jl : . .
It 1•• .\ 1•1 • aim .. 1 1 ~-1 donnJ.., .\ft1•r dt'hbC'rattng for SIX h ou n..
Manufacturers selling t •me-
pieces of Inferior qualit y a t a
cheap price must seek mer-
chants who do not repair
watches so they have no ap-
preciation of precision in con-
struction or accuracy as time-
keepers.
.. ,. ·'"l.rd •o \ "luntc'< I' anrt plt·rt~e' lint~ I nt··u·~~-~rcinJ~ht ~tonday. tl~~
"' :1r!\.tJH t' for \J,lts on !'\••pt. l.i' 111. m , Udl;<' _Harr~ B lo~g('t t s
l·o .1 tn<~h,'·· unil tit 11 "·' , •nw rntllt b•·nucht m a \C'rdJC'<' of
, .\• \' i"•l • L•·wh. ~Ullt~ nn nnt' count Jn th(• trial of
Thoma.; H . Frc<'man on two \\ h· If• hfond to lu' :-.t .. rt>d. I ;•lht·r h " ~ f 11· 1· t · . , ... r,..<'~ o 5(' mg !fl UOr o mmo r !'. tlt;ul ;•!t dt:t'-. to ht' ''' atla hlt~ on r! r l· 1o-E '"' t k F · • U I ._ n $ (>r W C'(.' . r<'f'man 1'-
1 1'~111. "111 hf' Sf'l'lll C'd 1 11:•t dHy. thf' OJ')<'rator of the A\'l'nUC' F nun-When sick, see your doctor:
when you r watch is sick. see
your jewele r.
1 1 I•• 1.·1 m:•, lu· ~Pnl d11 C'Ct to 1 • ,.06 B lb B l .1 ..... 'I \ I I I .1m. v a oa \'u.. • "C'WJX>1'1 I< 1 '·' !!'-"1 ..... 1 1111 nt n :t 11\ tnt•nt· T" h
I f \•. >t :11 . ' I f I[ • ,,. I. tlllln:t lt't' I l to 111· n~r A ::\J I r .
Wallace
Calderhead
817 COAST H IGHWA Y
Corona d el Mar
f ,.,,. ( 1 ... oil •no. Ht•d l to ..... blond . LA~~~(· I t iOI'n<'Y . a)' ~f\\'Jt?f. 1 • 1 m mn,ta <' ,. c-a\'<' or a no t ICe o o(Collfll' <'I .tit mIll fur ;\('\\~l'l I . ....
I i tl hot a ppea ·. .
::1. t't.,111·''·' i-. lwing a~sbtcd The Ju ::r whJch had heard t~e
l.• I '••n .\. \\ llkln-.on of tlw , ... ,..,<' dur~n ~ t~c thrN>-day trtal
' 1 l o....; 1 , l ._ l~ )Un wf'nt out a t 3 :~0 p.m. The\' took ,lfl"ol ant , tlll II I !I ' l.tn~c t • (( h d h ]f f d.·
1, ~·l:•i'• 1: .. ,11•11 \\h1 ,1~,,,11 r;.,o a n ouran _a a _or mn<'r. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ anrl ~t ur~ th <>Jrv<'rdJct at 11 :~
p . m. A haJJot had h<>C'n takPn on
WHITMA N'S SERV I CE I on" c-ount only. ju~t !)(>fon> dinner.
:l nr! thf' iury t hPn ~tood five to Reborlng Shaft Grinding
General Repairing 24-Hour Towing l fi\·f'. w ith two not \'Oting-. Anoth<>r
h11lnt wa' 1Ctk f'n about 10 p.m PETE, EDDIE, HARRY and ART
Mllster Mechanics IIThf'\. thf'n stno-1 ~;jx to o;ix on onp
1020 CO.\ST ffiGffi\'AY Corona dt.>l Mar 1 1.\flB()R 441-R munt tlnci •'i~::ht to four on thf' L---------------------------------------------------othrr
A-1 Plumbing
SPECIALIZES IN REPAIRS • 24-HR. EM ERGENCY SERVICE
LEWIS ROSS Harbor 15-19-J
Art Roux, pro-m~r., will ar: ~n~c· ..
~arne for ~·ou.
.Ju"\t 1 i) minn~.-~ fr o rl n :" R P?.t'h
'West 5 ttl Street at Radto Towers
SANTA A t JA P:t ~a-:~597'4 . --.. .......
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-...... •· ... ·'4 ,.
AftC'r thl' jurors h1d r <'tumro
t hf'ir ,.,,rr!irt (If ~ui It y on on<'
I• count. nnt t;tli lt,· on t h•' oth('r. th<'Y
\VC'l'<' thankC'd hy Jud~(' moog('f t .
'Pn~~,..rutm· t rt'OrC"" f)l'nni~on a nd
D<>frnsf' Atto rn<',. Hurwitz for
'thf'ir ''pain .:;ta king-anr! C'onsri<>n-
tiow: cnn,id('r'lti(ln of th<' matt•'r ··
STRICKEN IN CHURCH
An AMhf'im r<>~id<>nt. ~'ill iam
H. McDonald. who i ~ !'tayin~ At
Th<' Lido Trail<'r P;~rk. wa~ strick-
f'n \\ith a h cart a ttac-k ~unday a~
hi' wa" k ;w inc thf' M<'thodist
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,I ~'IITh a t 1420 "~ Bal~a Rlvd ..
; in ~f'\\..-v.H. H C' was rf'\'l"<'d b,· nr . • THE A S CAFE
Where All Good S J>ort m~n l eet
FEATURIN
Steak and Chicken Dinners
Sea Food in season)
CKT: IT., Lor·. ~(~E----
Houra: 10 A.M. to 2 A.M.
Newport Blvd. and Coast Hwy.
Beacon 5163
Newport Beach
I c ~· •
GC'rnlr! RausR a nd Firf' 1)(:-rart-
1
mrnt pE>rc-onnd and tak('n back to
his traiJPr.
W INS AT W ILLOWICK
Tf .,, FostPr (I f ~a nt a Ana is I hC'
11<'\\ \\'illow ick M<-n'o; C'luh golf
ch"--npi(ln -tha n ks to two h o t 1Jc'tlll l-: ~u'1fil\ wh<'n hf' fir<'d a
72 .Plrl a 71 to Ml!f' 1..A'0 Gaspar
I' thf' tourn <'' 's 3() hol<' c-ham-
l'"(l•,o;hip matc-h. Fo!'tcr 1N1 o n<'
un a'l<'l 1 ~ },olE's and put th<' rorr·
t, q on ic£' w hen h<-sror<-d an
1':1 •I(' nn f h<' lo n g l !'lt h hol<'.
V ISITOR FROM PASADENA
\ltss R osalif' MC'ndor' of P nsa-
df'nn i~ ~Pt'nd in~ thf' "'"C'E'k ,·is it inc:
ht•J· h roth<'r nnd ~istE'r-ln·lRw, tr.
nnd ~IN .To.,n M <'ncior. 41::\ Cl('ll·
dt·nrod An• Corona del Mar.
619
Pamting-Signs
_., ~ • n:· ... m Harb••r An"
H 1rho r 87 Corona del MAr
IL-\~fPTOX'S REX:\LL DRl~G
PRES C R I P T I _n :'\ S E P. \" I C E
Coast B lvd .
HARBOR 2535
Coron~ del Mar
SPOTS -·-• SPOTS • SPOTS - -.
Which Are l eft All Summ---Wo'"'·t co,.... .. Ol t Nc'ltt Fall • • Have \~our \\'int~r ('lot ht·~ Clt'anPd for . torage
e Moth-proof Storagt B 1c;s e Cleaning
e Mot h ·prooftng e Laundry
CleanerJ
217 COAST H IG HWAY Corona del Mar HARBOR 2020-J
• .20 for a NFW ~ew•ng Mach tnc F ul ly guaranteed.
Sews backward and f orward. Rou nrl hobbin ; stitch
contro~: floating presse r-foo t · s,.~ I•Qht . rl15e wheel.
set of standard attachments.
Complete
HOUR S : 1 to 5 WEEKDAYS-9 t o 5 SATUR DAY
Come in or Mall a corn fer '"r" d4"mo,strat•on
Oliver W. Broomhead
1201 COAST HI G H W AY ~t Golder.r.ltl CO RONA DE L MAR
THE FAMILY RESTAU RANT
FR I DAYS
( 0 . [\JrXITY XJ(;HT
SPEC I A L C H I L DR E N. S PLAT F f\Oc
Lunch 5<k up Oinnt•r ~1.3.) up
OPEN 11 :00 A.M.
NOW OPEN SF VEN DA\ ~ A \\ FF K
--RAGAN'$-
1415 Coast Hwy. . IL\ 1 H-l ') Cnrona d~l 1\lar
BAIT
Prepare
YOUR BICYCLE
for Summer
Con1pl('t~ OY~rhaul $2.75
T ennis a nd Bad rn .nton Rac ke ts Restrung
• TA CKLF • SURFRIDERS
SWIM FINS • DIVING MASKS
F resh Government Inspected Horse Meat .. 25c Lb.-
1F ree 'Oe l l\c ~~. to H arhor A .-ea ~
HIDY'S PET SUPPLIES
and PORT1~(1 (f()(lD~
1217 COAST HIGHWAY Corona del Mar HARBOR 1293·J
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THURabAY. JULY 21, 114t
(Clear)
Owner of two-bedroOm bome
in Newport H~hta will trade
UP fOC" 3-or f.bMroom Coro-
na del Mar hOlM waUdng dis·
~ to abops and transpor-tation. Pleue call rny bfOkers.
'.l"he l ORN VOGEL Co.
PHONE US FOR ANY NEED
ll('re are a few of our ~:
H o m (' Maintenance. Janitor
Service, HaulJng, Baby Sitting •
Oe<"'ratlng and Remodeltlng.
~DS WITH TH E CHURCHES
WANT YOUR DIRTY WORK DONE! REV. LEGG P REACHES 'the entr&ncc to Lido Isle will be co TO HAL • • • For the third consecutive Sun-hlghHghted by the presence of
Complete ho\tSPeleanlng ~ce. day, Rev. Howard Lea Will take Dl hop Donnld J. Campbell. ac-
Speclal rates to contractors. charge of the momlng worship cording to Rev. Paul Moore Wheel-
Call Harbor 1756-W ~rvice at the Corona del Ma r er, pas~or.
NE>wpor·t E mployment Agency Community Oturoh In the absenC(? Confirmation services for ten
and FOR SALE: 7-drawer, glas top, oC the regular minister, Rev. Perry will be held at the mission church
Home Ne-eds & Bulldlng Service knee-hole de-sk. at 1301 Coast Frede-rick Schrock. The ~v. and at Avalon, Catalina, by the Bishop
HA 2924; 505~ E . Bay Ave., Hwy., COM. Mrs. Schrock are on a trailer va-and Rev. Wheeler at 7 :30 a.m.
Balboa FbR SALE 30-1 1 t . t cation. Sunday and confirmation for 20 ~~~~~~~~~========== EXPERIENCED GAR o ENE R heater H~ 29~~-J e e<: rtc wa e r . Music at the service Sunday will adults will ~ held. at St. James at
EXCHANGE HEADQUARTERS w~tnts work. ReHable Japanese--· _·_ be a solo by Mrs. Margot Goddard. 7:3~ p.m. wtth B1shop Campbell
HA ,.ao " 145
Bring in your trades. W e can American. By the month. La-TYPING, ADORESSING SERV-soloist at the Episcopal Church In offtclating. .
probably match them for you--guna 1·7644. ICE done in m y home. Fast, ac-Laguna. according to Mrs. J . L<'~-R.Pv. Dr .. Randolph MtlJer., _pro·
anyplace nywhere. W e have curate. H a. 2915·W. lie St('ffensen. director of m usic. fessor of phtlosophy at the EPtsco·
tht' Nf>wport Harbor area, for MARIN}; PORTRAITS pal Seminary in BerkE'ley, will
city or county, large or small. By Allan Stross: Photographer WANTED: ·Ride to downtow NEW A SSISTA NT PRIEST preach at the 10 a.m. service at St.
income and business property. · You r Boat is my studio L. A. Mon. tht·u Fri .. Aug. 8·12· A n<'w assistant priest has been James.
for what have you? Call HA 880 for Appointment Must tX' there 9 a .m .. r<'turn nam<'d to the Newport Bcar h
11 you can't sell it. trad~ it. Brin~ a fte-r 5 p.m. HA 0842-R. Catholic Parish. Our Lady or Mt.
us your exchange problem. FOR SALE: China Co~. bca~~ WANTED TO RENT: Garage-. Carmel 0\urch. Father Jam<'s ISLAND REALTY CO. ~ront. one bedroom. umque 11' · near Marigold and 4th. ,\-tA Flanagan Is th(> new assistant. He
Realto rs Insurers mg room. opening glass f~nt, 2884-W comes to the H arbor al'{'a from
Business Brokers romhination dinette bar. ftre· · St. Agnes Parish in Los An~<'l<'s ~01 Agate A\'<' .. Balboa bland p 1 a ce barbecue. panelrar. MAGIC C HEF stove for sale. where he was assistant for five
HA m .w $13.500 1212 Cove. CDM. HA. Table top, high broii<'J·. clock. vears.
3029·W. HOllywood 9~255. exce-ll ent condition. 714 lf<'liO· · RE'v. A. J . Johnson. form<'rl\' as-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
trope. HA 2884-\\'. !'istant pastor hN'<'. has b('f'n DI NETTE SET for sale. $15. 700
Heliotrope. COM. HA 2925-J . FOR RE!\1: Room wi1h private
ent ranee. for ladv. onlv. Box 82,
transferT<'d to the Old Mi!'sinn ltt
Ventura. ·
"Teach m<' thy way. 0 Lord; I
will wa lk in thy truth." Th~
statemC'nt from the Psalms \~rill be
th(' Golden T('xt of the Sunday
Lesson-St"rmon on "Truth" in all
bJ·anch<'" of Th(' Mother Church.
Th<' First Chur<'h of Christ, Scien-
tist . in Ros ton. in<'luding the N~
port C'hurc-h :l t the C'ntranN:' to
L ido lsi<'.
FOR SALE: Maytag washer: CDM. . .
squ:tt'<' tub. <>xcellent cond. HA
92. 213 Sapphir(', B. I.
ASTROLOGY IN SERM ON (~UEST PREACHER HERE See this on<' on LIDO ISLE.
A 2-bedroom hom(> complet('·
Jy furnished for ONLY $13.-
500. Located on one of LIDO
ISLE's be!!1 streets. this house
will appeal to your imagina-
tion. Large Jot and unusual
F.tlo are som(' of the many
rnteresting featurt"s.
We have seldom offered
more value in a horne on
LIDO ISLE .
ALSO
on LIDO ISLE you can buy a
GOOD LOT for as little as
~3500. On LIOO ISLE you
have PRIVATE beaches. a
community dubhou~. tennis ,
courts. playgrounds. private
poli~ protection. all factors
that make for <' n d u r i n g
VALUE
ALSO
For your convenie nce we have
a MODEL HOUSE open for
your inspection each day in-
cluding Sl.lnday: . This house
i.s at 118 Via Ithaca St.. LIOO
ISLE. It iR furnished and W<'ll
worth seein~. Call at
Lido Isle
Propec lies. Inc.
3333 VtA LIDO
Newport Bf"aeh. Calif.
Harhor 1500
VOGEL V~LUES
Cor1)n~ del Mar Special&
Just for You!
Tht~ c:-harming pre-war hom<'
only 7 1-: block!' from the
tx>E\ch is SO attracti\·e that
on£' of the ll'ltding n<>wspapers
use-d it m thC'ir magazint> sec-
tion. Lo\'ely long panelll"d li\·-
mg room with lots of windows
and a .l)("Ctacular \'iew : fur-
nact' h C'at : landscaped yard:
grape st akt' fPn e<>; unusual
tropical plllnting and r arC' shtub~. WAS S30,000-NOW
S20.000.
WOODLAND COTTAGE
Right out of the story books!
Nc:-stled in a gn>vt> of tr('('s
with plenty of room to build
in front. 'TWo blocks to shops
Md transportatJon. "A Sleep-
er" at $7,000. Hurry on this!
AND AT $10.750
W<' have a cute new stucco on
a large lot. 12 fruit t rt'(>s, 150
varietie-. of flowers. Me. Just
~ !'mall hou~ but built for a
!'<'<.'Ond !'torv to I><' finished.
Onlv $2,500 down! See this
today!
The JOHN VOGEL Co.
RE A LTORS
At the Ocean Pier
100 Main Street. B alboa
Phone Harbor 14S--Day o,. N ight
Overlook entire harbor from 3-bedroom home.
Patio. Radiant heated floors. High built-in
oven in kitchen. Many other features. Make
offer.
FITZMORRIS REALTY COMPANY, Realtors
813 COAST HIGHWAY Corona del M ar HARBOR 2152
$20,500
LOVELY VIEW HOME
Plus a Rental to Make the Payments
Charming modem. View of ocean with a
back drop of beautiful rolling hills, yet
within easy walking distance of the beach.
Owner's home has two large bedrooms,
two baths, tile, 18-foot picture window,
unit heating, large fireplace, garbage dis-
posal, carpets and drapes, two patios.
Rental unit is most attractively done in
warm colors with a beam ceiling in living
room, large bedroom, very nice kitchen
and bath.
EARL F. CHAMBERLAIN, Realtor
Harbor 1474-W
500 Coast Highway Corona del Mar
--:--Opposite the Bank -
FOR SALE: G. E. t·adio·phono· Dr. Harr v \Vhitt-'s s<'rmon for R<'v. Jam('"\ H ume of Hunting-
graph comh.. l..ouis XV chah Sundav at thr Balboa r~land ton Beach wm bC' the Sunday
and <'nd table. M<'xican rug a nd ChaJX>i of Christ Church by the-pulpit gue-st of th(' First Baptist
ser·a(>(>. 2 pairs ~la!'s drapes. SC'a will b<' "An Exile from thc:-Church whiC'h nw<'ts at 11 a.m. a•
HA 206<l·W. 501 Orchid. COM. Land of the Astrolog<'T!'." Mrs. th<' :1.-1 St'O\lt . House... R~v.
-------Gra('(> P oirier "';11 sin~ a solo. I rum<' s suhl<'<'l wtll fx> C hnst
CTITLD CARE at Corona del At the clOS<' of la!'t Sunday's t h<' Rock.'' ..
Mar's new Kiddie Kollep.e-. HA !'<'rvie<>!', the congre~ation at thc:-The r<'~ular mm!st<'r. Rc,·.
2&17-R. 411 H <'liotrop<'. Balboa I sland cha{X'I ga\'<' a \'Of<', <;.ror 1!<' 1 J ,"" icdman. rs atte-nding
F OR RENT: Lovely 2·bcd1'00m of congratulation!' to th<' Calvary ·l"~t lonal ( .ual'd. Camp as ChA.Jl-
unfurnish<'<l hom<'. r>inettC'. B sptil't Church of San B<-rnardinn l:un at s~m Lu~s Olltspo. Mclv~n
fireplaC'C. patio. DC'sirable-lo-for having-such a n outshtnrling r\\•t nt' or }hiJ•tmgtnn.ll<'<l('h \\'Ill
cation nC'ar the bay. $100 per rnt.~tor and wifP. Thc:-ir P astor . Rc>v. ha\l' 1·h:H !'<' nf the Bible School
month ye-ar round. HA 2034. Boy('(' Va n Osdc:-1 Waf' J!Uf'St
. preacher at th<' C'haf)(>l Sunda~· l~ BALBOA on OC'Can Front. fur-and the-P astor's wift' sang a solo.
nishE"d bedroom. year 'round
rental, reasonable. HA 1422·W . EVANGEUSM IS SUBJECT
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;;;;;:;;:;=. S u nda v' s se-rmon "t S t . An·
rlrews PresbvtE'rian C'hurch will
lw "Ethical ·Evangelism." de-li \'·
ered bv Rev. Thomas Gibson. pa!'·
tor. The congregation meet!' for Almost new 30-gallon
electric water hcat<'r
Table top electric r·ange
Portable record player
l ·horse Briggs Stratton
74.50 s(>rvice-s in the Jibrarv of the
39.75 Nt>wport Harbor Union High
. 4.95 School at 10 a.m.
gasoUne engine 10.00 EX-SA NTA ANAN HERE
Easy Spin dry washe-r 16.75 A forme-r pastor of SantA Ana's
Apt. size gas rang<'. all por-F' i r s t Methodist Church. nr.
celain. ov('n rontrol. insu-\.eor ge A. W armer. now super-
lated ovt'n. clean 49.75 inteondent of the Los Ang('lrs dis-
Us('(! ice boxes; your chok<' 3.00 t rlct of the Methodist Church.
Public addrcs s~ ste-m. pot1a-will be speaker at 7 :30 p.m . Sun-
blc; consists of 2 large clav on the Chrlst Church bv th<'
speakers. microphone, T'{'('-Sea .3umme-r F orum serif's: Hi~
ord player. sE't and topic wiJI be ''Yest erday Proph·
extension cords . 49.50 <'' ies Tomorrow."
Kenmore washer. new wring<>r Topic for the morning sN·vtcc
rolls. good shape $17.50 :l t Christ Church Rv The Sea wil!
DeLuxe model Gaffers & bC' a nother reques t· sPrmon. "Th<'
Sattler elec. rdrig(>rator, Men and Women of th(' King
clean, guar anteed 119.50 dom," delivered by th!' pastor,
Hoover vacuum cleane-r. Re-v. Thomas Roy P('ndell. at
works fin(' ... ... ... . . . 7.95 11 a .m.
Ho11ywood bed framec's . 4.95
Good serviceable H i Ovrn
gas ran~es
ElC'ctric hot pla t<'
BISHOP HERE FOR SERVICES
8.50 The week -end of confirmation at
1 50 the St. Jartl(>s Episcopal Church at
'' 'lkh '''<'"'~ 'lt !l ·t5 a.m.
DIES ABOARD BOAT
A fatal hC'ar1 attack was suffer-
ed Sunday by William Morris. age
49, of 1951 Harbor Blvd .. Costa
M('sa. aboard the Valencia lii of
Norm's, Landing about two miles
C>ff Sari Clemente. H(' was a CT'{'W
memlX'r on the boat. The body was
tak<'n to the Grauel ChapeL
Clyde A . Burt
LICENSED
REAL ESTATE BROKER
1301 Coast m way
Harbo,. 1741 Corona del M.,.
Home Up-Keep
and Building Maintenance
Remodelling My Specialty
30 Y<"ars of Experience
in Construction
M y Work in Newport Harbor
Speaks for Itself
F or Information Call
HA 17AA RA l liS
Can't forg<'t fhC' Juke Box,
plays 18 records; just thl"
thing for your rumpus
room .... 49.50 CORONA DEL MAR
2-pc. Living Room SC't, good
springs, all hardwood
frame: only .
Montei'E'y style bed divan.
24.50
clean .. . .. .. .. .. 21 .50
Large size walnut finish drop
lid desk ....... . ... 24.75
Extension top. 5-piece chrome
dinette set ... . . . 29.50
Pair of matched walnut
twin beds ...... .... . ....... . . 24.50
50-foot business lot. Small down payment.
The balance on long term loan. Shown by
appointment only-no telephone informa-
tion. See Mrs. Maroon or Tom Payne.
EARL W . STANLEY , Realtor
Harbor 2474
615 Coast Highway Corona del Mar
GL~nkbeds ........ 4~~=======================~ 8 f t. 3 in x 10 ft 6 in. &am-.-·
less all wool Axminst<'r 19.75
9x12 Wilton velvet . 19.75
7x9 Plain Rose Beige
Broadloom ........ 16.50
FlOOT' Lamps . .... . . 3.95
Decorated 5-piec(' Chinese de--
sign dinette set, extension
top .................................. 34.50
TabJe model radjos ... . . 4.95
Good Innerspring Mattress
{sterilized) . . .. . .. . . 12.75
4-piece W alnut Bedroom
Group, large 5-drawer
chest. 36-inch circle mirror
vanity. fun size bed and
bench ............ ..... . .......... 69.75
BUSINESS OPPORTUNinES
NEW HOUSEWARES ARCADE
To Open on Co88t H ighway Aug . 15
Space for Tt'nt folJowing types of busin<'s~:
China and Glassware Lamps. Shades -
Draperies -Linoleum and Shade-s -Wall
Paper and Picture Frames -Firepla('('
Equipment and Decorativ~ H ardware -
Ceramics
This location attracts cu~tom('rs from <'nt lr(' Southw<'st
Co-operative advertising program assul'@s sUC<'e~s
()onfact C. C. Ven man, Beacon 527'7
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