HomeMy WebLinkAbout1950-11-02 - Newport Harbor EnsignPI ftllllmt Verne Wat80ft of thr
Corona drl Mar Civic A..odation
Jut ~' named lJo)'CI Wood.
who Ia member of the City Parka
and ftecftetlon Committt't', t.C)
head a committee to rt'COI'TlJflt"nd
ection to bt> taken by the auocla·
Uon oo. behalf or a ~ation pro-
gnm. Tbis appolnt.ment follo~ed an
extended d Is c u ss I on at the
monthly mft'Ung of the aaocia·
tlon, held at the Corona Ml Mar
Sc:hool. Main spea.kt'r was F~n
da HOI"\ .. th, chainnan of tho City
Parlal and ~tion Committee
who toid or the work of his com·
mittee, and of Its (ailurt> to get
..
L th Jr·n."lll 011 Co an \lola·
liOn or I h£ C'l I) 01 dlnan<"' ln ItS
drilbn~ OpPT'a liOn off WK• ::"o:f'W·
port &ach" That .J Uf'. ,..,
by tht> Wt-t =--(•\\ port lmpro' 4"·
mf'Tl1 AJi (K'IIi tson, wu put up to
Cit> Councs l Ia t ~tonda~ t>\ nsnv
and 1t "a rt-ft>rrt>d to C1t\' At·
tome) Harn Blod 't'tt -for ; pnrt
lat tht> n t mt't'tm!: ~0\ 13.
In it I tt r tfl th Counctl thf'
I Wt'St ~e"1xwt lmpro,~merTI •
SOCJ3~10n Stltte-d that it &ppeartl
1 that tht> contract bt-t"i't'n -<he Cit)
and the Jt>rpins Otl Co. ·was tn
\iolation 1f not the l.a"· at least
A SF.\\' IIIPEft' to Ul4' Ban"Mt Festhal · -• f.tJI lunchf'Qft ued 1\..rJutf part~ brine plaMf'd b~ the Plrit" or thf' ordlrulnce pro-u.4-s--liarMr A~ IA"aK'Dt" 011 Sen. 10 • • • l<il lbt-l)f'-""'"'tht' nr\\ huJidlnJ: n>\f'ak-4 thl• hlbll·tng tht" -(Omm<"l'Cial produ<'· ·..-• .. ,... • t1on of oil tn th C'lt' ~ ._,. ttw-Hartter~ TfH' ballcllac. \\hk'h "111 hoUM" thf' LraiCUr'" Thrlrt .. hop, d.-ntal .-llllk aad The r luuon P • ntPd ~. th~> alef'aC" ~. u •·f'IJ .. W,l"\1" a a IDI'f'U.C P'-<'f' for thf" IH'f\lt't' c-lub. \\Ill lw bulJt Ia th4o GrlftiUl df'-, . ..a...•r•t at~ t. aMI Malap AH· .. S ""port. n~u t. lunH Epl~ Chardt. ~~ Hohtria, I As OC'Iauon tate-<! that t' IM Jt·r· ...--. c:ins Co. 1 m '1olauon of 1h ordi· .-..tnrtnr. lila• ~ to ctoaat.-hi t~ .. d M-f\ lt't'<i for tht• bulldlaK. "hi<'h "111 IN> built ln C'all· nan~. tht>n . thf' C'll) C 0 u n ~ 1 1 fOfWia lilY._. ... JC • ••« a patio, oa a 50 b~· 90 foot lot. 'l'ht> full 1)1\rt~ "'''' "~'"'-\\lU ff'aturf' ~th!C should S(>('UJ't', 1r PQI!Sibl" an In· of t'la..,..t# ....... a~ madfo b) ~two,.. of tht> vaarut• ln tlddltlnn In ttw u .. u.tl lun<'IH'on and N"d j , pb)'IIIC "11kta ltl tltls ~·~r bfol•K bf'ld •t th.-11\alboa Ray C'lub. i~~ion to top an~ runht>t driJJ.
;0-IL __ \.c.r hK.lled • K ln~,;~~;c;ort."o~~:;a:~
DU.UJtKt I ou~ 1 tn orea ~~~ U:,' .~:~~ ~~g ~~ :~
.... ~c~ broughLBA.d M\\~ .J!'B.rked \\ith ttn • ~-· in th~ pot the highway, acroa from • th St. • '1'1. Friday niRht to Mrs. Rudy Wt'l· he "a~ sup!)OS('d t' w tnatn•d.l ~<:oundl-&l.e!-.._
nnd. 133 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa Johnn) ~turned the map "'1th c1 I . AUthorized the firm or
Action to l"'tlieve tlte N~'J)Ort I Her 24-year-old son, 'corpora I the corr('('t J)0611ion. Just this Louis Jeroeger and Auociat to
Bl\'d. bott~ betw~ the City J ohnny Hught"s. was Jo t In tht> wt>£>k Mrs Wt>tgand disco,·ered make a "a~e hour surve) or o t y
Hall and McP'acMert Pl. wu taken Korean Ytar. -that th spot that he first mukf'd emplo)l'eS m conn~tklll wtth their ...
Moec1a.)• e\-enil'l by City Council. ~ tel~am was foUov.:ed by i ·the Aite of the American Mill-request for a 40--hour we8.
•'hk:h at.o eet ~ rnad\1lwr)' 10-a let~r from Cpl H~hea' chap-tary Cemetery LD MJ.., .. ng, "here 121 Cr-eet~ t•'O new cllvisioos
iaC for Ole U.O._IeDt of three I.... who 11.'1'0\e . that ''M lnt'l Jobnny Ue buried. ill thP dty '~hil dfofft!IW RHIP and
more 1Jiocb of Balboa BMl. '""" death so quickly tMre wu not Corporal H.-hs lftw. bM ,MJDed the -chief• Su~J.Pl>'• Jobn .6th to. 9th St. time for ~ln." mother and l'tep-fatMr'. and a.l3o Boyd; public tnformauaa. Ct~ Ma~or LN ls~U na_JMd a eom· While her friends came b' to 7-,H•ar-old Pett'r. and 9-~·ear-old ~~rk C. K. PrW.t. Ablo . ~ mittee ODf\llttlng of City Manager see her Mr Weigand . weni on Judy WeJgand and 22·.}-eer-old Ch'Jl Dt"f~ Aclministratl\'e or-
.Tohn Sailors, City Engint't'r Bert working. Sat~ay al Lonn\t' \'tn·, Rod McKi.nMl of Whittier r~~r Carl. Ha.nn. to ri!P'Nent the
Webb. City Attorney Harry Blod· ~nt's Balboa Pharmacy. ..1 still ot.y in jcjint clt)'-<'OW\ty eh1l ciP-~ant. dt ~1listhhePBmci!l'cRedd.IEl~k_Joc can't beiJevt> it," she said, and Atliliate With C. of C. I [.,~Y· LocalBaJ ..... ~..,..,_BiD ~--'!.: F. ··~,., .. aa e '" • ~u• her eyc.-s fUled with tears. "He's l ~.uJ ·-. .......,; ~tt'r, fOf' a•right-ot-~y for a.n 80-foot st'U ali\'t> to me.. 11M-Balhoa 1 ..... .,. I r• ~tlq)Ort: 0 . M . Campbell, N.-w· street c:onnecting N"-'POrt Bh'd. 1 · -"!IIIIOriatlna, ""• .._ la•t llllrtlt port !Uights; Raben Eastman. (at 32nd.. St. I and Balboa Bl\'d. tat The telep-am said that Johnny at \\"hltt>'t Cafe. , .• _.. to alftB. Balboa Uland; E H. Thie~. ~
30th). Ot)' Engineer Webb was was lost &>pt. ?4. And that ,~·a. ate-"·lth ''"' ~ ttl c-. ron·a ~1 Mar.
instructed to ~pare plans to ac-Just about th\' ttme that ~frt \\ e1-hh're'f'. That makf'S a C"GGIIppe~ 131 APP"Q\'t'd the app:tintment .
qull"t" tht> right-of-way. 'tand. had l?nt him a box or nuts. ro~tf'r of IMullaH~J~ ltf'C"IPII 1a tJM>' or F ormt"r l\layor o. B. ~ to ~ City Counol was informed cookt~ a~d candies ... for Johnny fit~· lA jola "1th t'"' Ot••'Wr of the Planninft Comnusslon to rt"-
by the county that Newport's was ~ettmg hungry. The sol-C'nntt1H'rt'f' f'X'paa.._ proecTU~t. olace John Dani<'JI who has n'-share of ~ tax monies for 1950-dier had only two meals a day. signed
51 is $9.818. and the Council re· • "Oh what 1 \\'Ouldn't ~,·e for " C4 l Appro'·~ th<' tate's l"t"'t •
que.ted tht' Board o( Supe-rvisors lobstt-r or steak :" he wrote hom~' tJIIIJR~ 1on or th matchin~ land leasc-.
to aJiocatt' thfo entire amount for ''Or some:' of Ht-nri's spa~hettt and ~ .. ~ which nO\' pro"ides for can<'t'lla· the three-block stretch or Balboa mt'at balls at the llalboa Inn . . tton onl) b~ mutual conserU..' not Bh~. or 011<' or \Ts plt> ~· "Adam and Fallen Man" wiU be ml?rt-ly-b)-noti("(' uf "t"ftm-r rem·
Corporal Hu~"thes was wfll thl' Sunda) l...c·, n-ermon sub·'Ti--~
kno\' n in th1s area. Until h<' wt'nl ,k>ct at the J'l:t>wport Harbor •
into the SCr\ice in 19-IS. h<' had Branch or The First Church or
been employed at the miniatur<' Christ Sc1ent1 t at Lido ~
l:'Olr course m Balboa and was \'t'~ "Who 1~ AUthorll) ~"\\Ill bC' the ee
acthe in th<' St'a Scouts. t nl' ot sub.l<'<'t of Rr' Paul Edward Bab-
P ·u bt'. ul d j the l<'ad rs here. ht> had alo;;o bitt's ~rmon Sunda) morninJt at U ProposH.Jon 1 is opPf'O\ed In
. Coeu on art' tng Clrc ate helped on::anlzl? the Sea Scouts in 11 o'clock 1n the C <' m m unIt ·' Tu-""·.· · ... 1 ... c t 1· 0 n. "'"-'nat'~" , tn rona ck>l Mar reque.llnJl the San FranCISCO .. .......,., "' .. "UJ'u ..... 1 City Council to establish an as-· . , C'h•ar<'~ 8 t C'oron~ dt>l :'-tar . personal property tax as a sourctt
sessment district ror ttie P8"'in~ 1~ fhe ser\iCt' Ius. combm<'d TaktnJt Arm1SIICf' J?~~· for hts of city incomt>, local property own-of all aUe\s north of the Coast jdut1es weN.' that or matl clerk and th£>me. Re,. Harr:-· \\hll<'. pastor ers and busine ",11 ha~ t<'
1 Highway. • ~·ork in radio and communiea· or .the Balboa bland Cornmunit) PA" a l;.lrbaJ::t> and tra h coll«'tion
Heading tht' petition dm·e i lions. He had takt'"n part in • t'\ • Methodist Church. will preach on f~
M. J. Bongochea, 616 Goldenrod eral invas1ons in Kort'a "~th Co "War '-[)(>mocrac~ .. -unda) . C'i ) :-.tanagf'r John Sailors in·
A\·e .. who Is plumbing in pector A. 38th R.Eogcment, Second 01\islon. l'sim: Philhp!an 1 3-11 a<~ h1~ troduced tht> ordman~ ;, M~
for the ell~'· Assistin~ot hjm aN.' In hi Ia t lt-tteT, written &pt 1<'Yt. ~astor Hf'rbc>rt C. Roth <'f nil'ltt's Counc1l mf't'tml!. pro,id.tntt
adequate runck. He marvelled at Mrs. Bt-ngochea, Mn~. Wallace 21st . Johnny said that he bad b<'<'n th<' :'\<""'~rt Harbclf': Luthernn a Sl 3.'l month}) <'harJ:e per wat"
tJw dilemma of a city w~ Kerr. Graex> Jasper, Barbara Me· under heavy shell are. Part ot C'hun•h, :'\('\\port Heu~hts. w11l I ronnE'Ction and also cnduated r~
wealth. Js primarily ln recdreauon Donald. QodJ Paw. Frank Powe1"S, his dNachment had crossed 1 h<' Prt'ac~ on "A Pa. tor's Pra) rr" 1 ror busmt? S<' . tarling at $1 ..,0
yet Wlll not allocate, a equate I Frank Hubbard and Vic Pargee. Nanlong River and he had rt'· thiS ~unda~ for tra.sb collection and $1 50 for ,
fUnds for it. He told his audlcnce Mr Sengochea said that anyone ~Nined on the other side. Befor<' "A ~yman's . ChurC'h" "ill hC' ll&r~ collectjon. Tht' onhnanC'P
that "nothing just ha.t>~~· bu.~ l''ho hall not had the apport un!tY this he wrote home that a 55 mill· thl' top1c at Om t Church B~ thr "" pa.SRd to its second ~dint.: .oineoM has to make tl •• pPen, 1l o sign can do so at the home or meter shell had hit a few yard.11 &>a Sunda) morrun~ a!' R('~ Mr. Sailors estjmated that Pro-
and 10 the cl~. must take co-Mrs. MacDonald. 521 Larkspur from hjm and hi budds and CO\'· Thoma. Roy Pc ndell conunuel>o bt,., 1 position I would l<W the C'll\
operaU\'t-act.Jon . tf lht"y want Ave .• any day after 5 p. m, ered them with dirt. ~('rmohs on Prot~tltntism about 100.006 annually, bt>caw
parka fM therr o ty. In an early l£>tter to ht'r liOn. At thf." 10 o m. "01 'hlp ,er\ 1C't' or the 1~ '*IU&tihn or pe~Ml
Co\a'1cllman Braden rinch stated Mrs. Wt>J~and inclosed a map <;;unda~ llt ~t. Andrt"\\!l Prt' b~ ter· propert\' of boat 0\\n<'rs. Tht> new
that the City · Council would. be ian Church. :-.r" port H<'ight •. 1-ordlnan(.'(> "',u not go into pffM:'t
wtUtng to allocate the money If Dr;••e Nears End Rr' Thoml\s Gth: on ~'~II. touc.·h "" If ProposHion 1 1 not approH·d the cltluns demonstrate lhf:'lr de-New member of the school ""' th<' comin~ f'IN"tJ(In \\1th the' s<>r·
alre to ha\.e park -by voting for board of the Ne\\''POrt Bt>ach Ele· m•m tC'f\1~' · $houlfl t h.. C"hut'l·h
an increale' in the park tax. mt>ntary Schools is 0 . Z. Robc>rt·t A fmal report luncheon rot th<' fnt1·r ahr P(lti IC'~tl AN-rut""
SOl\, 4391, HeUotrope A\e .. C'o· Communit~ Chest dri\e will bt• Ot-anrr C"o m1, Yt'lt~ .~ lh
It'• .. ck to the Udo sick> or the
chanMl for the ship-office of the N~ Harbor 0\ain~r of Com·
IMK'e. •'hlch Monday evening ~ .-.teet City Coundl te pJace the
lldp an dl)' property at VIa
()porto near the Arc:Ms o-..~a. "'nte ~ Oowtty clock area
jglt at"''C* th@ ~1 had bet'n _.,.. eDfl•• ntktft. IMit is no
..._. 8\'allabte beeau.e a ~' ............ nnn hu I tentatl\'t'
... ali the ~ for tta -.oh! ...
rona ck-1 Mar. local contractor and he'ld tomorrow 1 F'rjda)' nooh at g.,wnfh·f\a\ Arl , • : ... church
former cit)' councilman the Balboa Ba:. Club \\Ill nw• t ,;, 1·3-• p r1 ''llut't't ~
He-has ~ appo1ntt-d by Pl'e id<'n\ Rob<'rt C,alhs said""" at th<' Fu!lt•rtc•n l'hu•,·l· '••I nn .lf·
County upl. Unton lmmons to I c-an ~0 0\'('1" the top" if l'\'t>ryon(' fil iAl•'<! :O.I!Sl»IOnftl ~ \'c) Ill n I (' (' r
rUJ the unexpired tt'nn of T. Wes· who has .not ~·tH l>N-n callt'd on tnC<'tlll~. ton Jay, who has res1gn('(1. Gor-would t'nd b1 liis pJed~c or phont"
don Findlay or Udo Isle hlls taken Harbor 502. Campaism Manager
0\'et' the pre~icleney of the board. Frank UnneU reporte-d Frida~ Tal'·s on GermaJl'' (OI'1'nt'rly held b)' Mr. JA). Clt>rk that ~1 0.000 or tht'. l7,l)t'l() quota K •
or the board Is Marion C Dodd or had bc<-n rai t'd. · l.au~htt"r , d Trat:t'd\ '':O.dst ~lboe bland. I --th(' Ruu ~ .. I Jt>t 'lU~jE>('·t nr thfo
PIAYOilot'lm ~T P!av~und ~uJpmmt for th<'
"wading pool" p&rk in Wf't!t Ne"··
pon brP~~tBn to arriVe yesterdl~ c W~yl •
TOMORROW fii' Dt:.ADLIS·~ tfllk b\ Rt>\ Tt'm Pt"nck-11 ol
Tomorrow • F'rida:.·l is th d ad-C'hnst ·chm 'll n~ tht' -8 n('Xt
line for sf.'<'urin~ Community Con· Thm da.'. :-:"' ~ at th<" monthb
Ct>rt A!!. oclation m<'mbershl~. ac· ml'l'tm.: nl t!-t.-C"Nona drl ~tar t"Ordln~ to ~fr-o. J . l~lf~ ~tt·ff~"n· tf'n''t< Cl.th " t!w C'<~rnmuntl\
sen. locuJ prM~Id nt. ChW'<'h.
HE\', C'.~L .\COP!
Rt'pnr me: thf' thf'ft of a ~r
ba.,;<' can • m timt> 'l'Ot"Sda> n.iJ:ht
"a. Jolm t'pwn !l.,7 Rf'dlan~
A\ c . :"€'\\ port Ht>is:h ~ John 1
a ="""'port poh('(lt '<'N:"<'ant
IN OUR NEW HONE
-
fJOINr Of VlfW
For the last decade or so the charm Ues in the subtle blend·
trend in home deooraUon has 1ng of colon. Pale sold broad·. ~n lncreasJ081Y toward an ).In· loOm nJ«, cofl'ee.<loiON!d w a 111
cluttH'ed slmplidty. 'Ibe funda· and rosy stow of mabQpny are
mentalisb whose. potnt of VieW In striklnj' contrut t.o tbe -~ ta bued on a belief that color, l>h1~blue malrs. Ivy. motif OD
line and function are all that rMl· lamp llhade ties ln wUil ........., l7 count are ln a larp measure decor. Porcelain ~ II&~ Nlipol!stble for tb!a trend. Yet, ntze with blue ebiln. Here ts a
,....rdlea of what the f'Undamen· room dramatkally = bom-tall8ta A,Y, many of \la atlU cllq blnl~ ~ c:batm ofu a.ftd. to our Idea wt It Ia the ....n trdt.IOall, .,... ~ IDdl o1
lncllvtdualbed tnnovatlona that ...-. tpaOt -~ .c>
DII"'Ift8))&e OW' bomea-., "'. eouMid tor. t'baD a touch of atamour. c:~~ara w.-. _.... 1111 a • .._ and holnJDea 611& ... W' I II .. ....._ ef ...................... ~,... ................ . &he. ...... ~ ........ tell,_ .... .... ...... ~~ ........... "*• .. __ ........... -! I --·····--~····t ... , ..... Cllftft' walt Ia.,......... ••MR· ~--, •
•:r ('In·::-··~ •• t b ~
a104114"Ml ........ f .. t.h ........ ' ·-~~·-The keynote o e room :
~OONMII
DauvhterW~
From .Puerto Rico
''We're just fine a nd Rickie's
gl'O\\ing," writes Shirley Nleke~
.on Major from Puerto RJeo. to
her mother. Mrs: H. K. Nickei'IOl\
of 1589 Redland A\'e., Co5ta Mesa.
who formerly UVM in Corona del
Mar. .
Mrs. Major and small son Rickie
Visited Mrs. Nick~rson tor 8 while
in Corona del Mar. Her husband
has since accepted a position out
or the rountry. .
Mn. Nickerson's son. Harlan' E .
Nick~rson, who Is associated with
the Tine Insurance Company In Los Angeles, has just reeeived 8
c-heck and contract for future
writings from h\s book entitled
"Frisco Trip," which will soon be
published. He writes W\dcr the
pen name of "Fred Malloy."
....... U-Land tltlfa. Amenclll
the CaUfomla Land ~·tnJlon Ad (the ~ Act) ., u to
pertnlt OWMI'I of land ~~
under the act to withdraw auct) land from ~tration and place
It under the oonwntJonal record· Inc aystan. Under prH«!Dt law, land ,...Utered ur*r the Torrens
Act cannot now be withdrawn.
ftle .,.._,. .. Na,. • rr.p:
...... -......... ., tiM! pi'O-............ -'T_ ....
..... aM biia"«aeet taqa •
r'MI fi'IIIIU t) te .-IDe .. tiM! ... : -L..r -................ .
\'Mit ...... ., .... ,.. ...
llfl!CllfJIIIr ... ,._ .. ftft lt.
aa Ia tile I'M!Mt ~ M~ .... .. ~· ....... ,. .. .....
aambllac' ........... Uoa; "'Ye.,. oa
hop. I, to f'tt~ ..... a ntore flf·
lld8t caun ., .. tftll; .. y.,.• oa
Prop. 4, .., t ... t m0\111& wt1.1110t
nwaal~ of '·ot.: "No" • Prop •
.__of~~ \\'e .... tUb to
,_mbl4", but bksllllfl tldiJ .-..e
cua ~te a powf'rral .........
11110110p0ly rua by ft\-e -oa....,
Cars," aacl caa OPflJI tltt~~ way to
radcrtHria« aJI4I eh1e eot • ap-
Uoa. A• for tlte ""' of tile pro-po.rtloik you're oa your owa.
Looklng over the rema.indft' of
the ballott~ we~ where we'U be
putting an "X" for Earl Warrftl
for govemor, Ed Shattuck for at·
tomey ~neral, Richard Nixon for
~tor and Heinz Kalter for W· •
pervilor.
~~ you ~, Vot~ u you
pl~. But \'ote!
DIRECTORY
I.ANOU-'0111
FRENCH and SPANisH
Dlrect Oln.veraaUonal Method
European TMcher
Students. S~n Coac.bed
Madame Everett
Studio: 1714 N. BroadWay Santa Ana Kimberly 2-9&19
()
Margaret L. Scharle
'Nadiii' or Plino
Orpnlllt. Amwt~ -. ~'1£:t. •.
307 GOLDEN'ItOD AVE.
Coraaa del liar
Sterling Paris, M. D.
Pl'aetidnr GeDenl ~~deb. SUraer:Y and Obltetrb
lOS N. Main St.-Balboa
Harbor 11.38 Beaoon S59l·R
II no anawtr can ZenJtb 2011
Roun 1 to 5 p.m. or b)' .\ppt.
Baltz Mortuary
O.pei't,y the . Sa
HARBOR 42
Corona del Mar, California
Ample otf·S~t.Pal'ldlla
OK
INSURANCE
For Every Need
ISLAND REALTY CO.
Harvey D. Peue
HARBOR 3TI·W
Park at Apte, Balboa Ia1aDcl
.... suu: -IN8UIII."' ....
Maurie Stanley
...... Oct.'•
..
I ..
t
&
DRY CLEANING
for
DeFvery Service
Call
HArbor 552-J •
.
TilE IEWPOilT IIADOil ElaGII
Here 15 tM ~twdul~ of adult
educa Uon f'\ erun cla bt-in'
Tbe atudf!nt advisory council of Tbe ~or pictures •~ at la.at off~red at ~e\\-port Harbor Unaoo
Nrwport Harbor l;llgh had an-on tMlr way to be retouched and lllth School:
other me-eting laat Thuraday to de\'e~ 11\ey have ~ prom-Badminton· 7-10, !\ton -W ed.., 1n
hear committee ~rta and tak~ l~ to be ready ror Christ.mu JO'm. BasketbaU· 6.~9:301 Tues..
action on achool probl~ms. present.a. .. in gym. Bookkeeping· 7-9. ~ton.-
A new probl~m waa tMn • • • W~. Room 129. Ceramics: 1-4,
brought up before the council: 'l"'ae Talf7 ~ ..,.. Ita __.. Wed . Fri. Aft. Club. Lamp 'had~
14+1 IM6
What to do a bout ticket tak~re f~ laltlatao. ,.._..7 ., Conatruction · l-4 1\les., Fri Aft.
and ushel'l at the games. Some fiaat WHk at,..,. KHM<•a 11.-e Club; 6 ·30-9·93,1'\JE'$. Room 123.
aucgestlons were: Have poat~re Ia ... .._.. A ~ ..U lt\'ea Navigation· i 30 • 9-:30. Mon.·
ln th~ classes to Inform the atu-.,. tt.e w w nwm~Non. t1wa •r Wed., Rm. 133 rch tra, 7-9
clenta or t,he probl~; have a pool m•4tellpt. Mdl _..tier re-Tue-s •• mmlc room .• ~£'\\ina. 6·30-~=======~===:~ of 50 people and ~ s or 6 or t!ff\'M a Ha•·au..a .. .,. ..-ellld, 9:30, Thurs., Rm 120. S"'imnuntt· 1
theae for each ttame--each pereon ,......w tile piMp, ... .,.. 6:30-9·30 Wf'd., pool. Shorthand :
would serve .onJy once; elaborate pretW'IItM •1t• ~r pta: It "'• 7·9, Mon-Wf'd , Rm. 129. ~ping.
the fourth period bulletin; )\ave a \'f'ry ?fff'C:t.h·" ~~y. 7-9, Mon.-Wt.'d . Rm. 129
the Hi-Tar boys (thole not on the • • • VolJE>yball: 6 .30 -9 30 Thurs ..
football tf'bn) serve on tM eom-The MilA's met recently at JO'm. WPOdshop· 6 30-9 30 ~ton .
mittee; and have school clubt take Norma Marshall's home In BaJ-t Thurs., shop. ca~ ~r t~ ~lem. This prob-boa to welcome in the new mem-Also oHE>rf'd are folk dancmtt I~ is. betng discussed by a small bf'rs Shtrlf'y Merrill and JoAnn and rug makJn~:.
con:muttee and ~Y will bring Olaon. They alaO made plana for ----
thetr. suggestions to 'fe next I 'M Hall~-e·en dance \\cilicb was StarfigLt ~lub meetmg. \ held last Saturday night a t Mike n
Another problem (no new. bow-Bums' hofne .in Corona del Mar. M •
ever) is how to get the T&r Pit At the party there ~·ere sca\·en-eets in CDM
Into circulation again. The en Ure ~ter hunts. biting ror apples danc-
council'has decided to form a n~ ing, and just loads of good food! tarUght Club of Corona d I
organization or aJJ interested At this party \\'ere ~tarlt"ne An-'Mar met on Friday, Oct. 20 at
members to help build up the Tar derson and Warren S turtevant the homl' of 11 pres1dt>nt, Al rs.
Pit. This council will tTY to con-1 Ann Gtist>' and John Langenheim' Jimzme Zf>rman. 221 Goldenroa
vince the board of control and the Mike Burns and Don Dickie. Shir~ Ave .. "ith li memtx-rs prt> nt.
administration to change the rule lev 1\ft'nill and Dick Hunt, JanE' I t \\'ll announ~ that 't"o
that no school functions can be Norton and Bob Woodhouse. Jo-memtx>rs of Starh~ht Club had
held anyplaet> besides the school Ann Olson and Dick Jooes. Lois been asked to aCCt>pt nomination
• A motion to make up a new StraUng and Bob Aldridge. Bing for ofO«> '" Harbor Star C'hapter
I
name for the board to work on the j Turnham. Ste\'c Hope, Gary Smith for 1951. Th('~ art> Ell~n :"<iel·
Tar Pit was a ppro\-ed. Those on a nd Darlene I Long Beach girll. SPn. as AS-OCIBIP Conduct!'(> s,. and
the committee to talk whh tho Carolyn Ha rrison and Stan Agar. Esther 0<>\'lnl'. a~> tl't'a!lurer An-
senior board of the Pit arp Bob Sally McMillen and Dick VPne-9th€'r mt'mber, Ed) the Kemper.
I Eggert . John Langenheim, TPrr\ man, Su i(' Ple~er and BiU Foster. ts prt'sent Worth~ Matron. and
• Gloege, Gary Rogers, Fre-d Har· Mpl Smalley, Walt WiUcut and wa.s abst"nl. a 11t>ndmt: Grand
\·ey Iris Higbie Carole Guy Rollv AI ~1 umz All an all 11 was 11 tPr· Chapt('r, Order of th<> Ea tern
Pulaski, Ann· 'Crawford, ·Helen rifk ,u<X'PS.<~'" t~r m Sacramento
Sands. Gw~,nne GIOt'gP, Mona Me-• • • _ :Sta 1 hL·ht Club \\111 mt>e t :-;u, ~==~ft~:•::;•~ll~e~•:-;:=-~'~:::::!_~T~a~~~g~a~r~t~, ~~~~~ik~e~B:u:rns:·~D:i:c:k~La:n:e .\ urprl~ b.• b.\ "how.-r "-u' 1' at _tht> hom of CatherinE' Hton· and Janis AIIPn. hf'ld for lft>lf'a \\'lldf' at ~ath· son. •0.1 Goldt•nrod A\t>. Corona ~tuard's hornt' In ~ t' w p or 't d I ~tal
'·
IIIII II
ro vo11 _ •
\\'t>dDf'IMb\• of la!il W~4!k b\' lhf' ---:-,ol7.it7"ic..-:'l -:'A'"':cf:-v-erl-:'i:-s.-!1'-e-n-t------------------
Lura Kl'".' ~D<'t> Ht>lf'n hJ&•; bfot>n
Lara K1 ~r for th.-Ia t
.\'..ar , tbf'.\. df'ddf'd to a;i' f' ht-r a
nul INI''Y wr~,.. hn di-J)Uturt"
to WIUhlnKfon \\i lh hf'r bu~
...._, J.lden au:oe-' ia~
~tuar.d'" homf'. tdst> rouad tbf'
la rp ta blf' df'Cora tf'd •i tb a lar~tt> atork AJTowadf'd b.\· .,.._.
... ,.. Belw,... ~. that bab,·
•i ll bf' Wf'll upplJed.. Alt~r th~
IC'irts 'W'f't'f' ..,.IN'd, rdr~at5
"t>rf' ~~~tn·f'd a ad 4'H'n 'on4! sat urouad and talkf'd ~! ~ '
• •
The Football JamborE'C rt>aU\
went O\'e t• with a bi~-ban~: Ia ·t
Friday ni~ht after thP Santa Ana '<· Harbor ~:amc. ·The J1e\\ wom-
en's club In C"o Ia M~sa was com-
pJl'tcly ruu of Harboritcs. ThP
only trouble with the plans for
the danC"e was that a Frida,· Af·
tl'rnoon bridJ:I.' club took do,\, all
the dPCOra uon '' hich n p had
\\·orlte-d so hard on the night be·
fort>. A fpw of the womPn wert>
\'l'I'Y lndt~ant about the who It'
situation. but thp kids \\ere just
msd Pnough to comt.> O\ t'r and hPip
put them all up a~ain F.nday af·
ternoon. aft(•r thP bl,d'!l.' part~
and tx>for<> tht" dan('{':::
•
F or tht> la'Ot roupl.-Q( \\P~~
4"\f'r~oatt lu&s bN-a rJJ(btJy COD·
fu~ O\t>r thf' a rrlUlk""'"""' ~-
1Wt¥n FranN-S Kimf"S &ad Don
UB~f'. For .\'Our Ullorma Uoia.
th~y llrl' QO\\ JrOI~ llte:td.\'
apln ~~ C'on~rra tulutloM ~! _.,.
The da It> of 1 he Senior pla~.
"Hea\'t'n Can \\'Hit" b\ Harn Se· ~orall. has been set for i':o\·. 22·. The
play is ronC<'rnro with a prizt> J
figt}ter who diP and finds that'~
ht>a\ t>n Isn't l'eady for his pres-
Pnce. Tht> reh<-arsals ha,·e finally I
J'e\Palt'd the starring cast. Tht>y
are: Betty Carla Meret>r; J ulia ~Of111a Castll'; 7013 -~1ona Me·
Tag~art : Mrs. Arne uzy Royce:
Nurse Carolyn Harrison; Susit'--
Marl('nP Anderson; Ann -Sally
McMallPn: First J::scort -Sally
Henderson: Second Escort-Sh1r ·
ley Franklin; Mr. Jordon -Gl<-n I Griffith; Tony-Dick Lane; Wil· J Uam -Bob Aldridge; workman-! Jack ~: Left) 'Bob Scotland;
1 plainclothesmaJl -Dick Jones;
Doctor-Bill Yarwood; Joe-Bob
Larson. and Max Gen£' Crain.
I 1 promi. <'S to be a ~ood play,
so $:<'1 .rour tickets <'arl) ! ! !
• •
D1c.-k Hunt, Harbot· ~nior who
r('C('n tl~ mon'<l to Lancaster, has 1 a,::ain toetumcd to the Harbor
atoea to stay-for good, I imagine.
E\'er)·one who knew him is \'t>ry I
pleased specially Shir!Pv Ml'r·l
riU!!! ~ • • •
An "after the wedding" shower
was given reee-nlly hy El~nor
Ferguson and hPr parents in honor
of Mary Ann Cross, now ~lary
Ann Young, at thclr home iD
Newpol't Heigh ts. P~nt were CoU~ McDermitt.. Diane Dan-~1. Patti HufCman, C.rore Guy.
Lorraine Stillings. Joy McKinnc)\
JO)' Conklin, Charlene LX. Mrs.
C'roa and Mrs. Ferguson.
" ... hailed rec.fttfy lty tho,........., cet~~Menclef
of a v•rant .,....iaotien
as the finest of any kittd
in tho notion.
It tndudes on-fhe..iolt .,...
pronticesftip tra i n i, •· a
$1,000 exemption I r o m
local taxes. and a constr.c-
tion program to tive our
veterans a home soconcl to
none in Amuica.
VOTE JIOY I 7111, TO IEEP
lOY. WARitEI M TIE .101!
, OlANO! COUNTY YEfHANS
''fAIL WARJtiN FOI GOVR~ COMMJTT&"
Cnrny '•ri"l•r
Fulletten CO-CHAJIMlN
Conroct (Tex) Na.....,
Soma Ana
SANTA ANA
Keith Davl1
Beb lmlth Guy Harvey
Edward M. Hall
Ted Luckey lllobort Kneeland
Or. J. 8. fOrlct Daniel K. a rown
Dlfl1ltl fO. Geode Jefln H. OHbtrt
W1llel"tt "· fOool
OAROIEN GROVE
~.,. .. Henold
1'1. Haater Vie Meyer E. 8 . Hall
W ESTMINSTEIII
MIOWAV CITV
Oeoroe L. Ra•ney
Kenneth W yman
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
Char•~• Murdy
Or. P. E Sheehan
Lemuel Berry Walter 1Tt11) Neeld
Herbert A. Day S cott Hoeptner
lEAL 8EACH
a UN&ET BEACH '-'
T. L. 8 urna
A NAHEIM
K. J, 8radM)<
Olen E. McCloud "'Y V. Malloneo
r1JLLE .. TON
~la1 8 oyll
O.nalll C. Joftts
I"ULLERTON (Cont.
Jamu J. Qrltvu Buclly Walt t ra Oewaln Truott
Earl L. Fttl4
Edgar 0.. Ow.na
BU ENA PARK
CVPREb·STANTON
\lt rnt Ft. Tolleaon
Fl'td R. Ou~tu
LA HABRA
Everett L. Oonatctaon
.8111EA
Or. OJenn Curt11
H. M. 8ergen (Jake) 8ergman
Mall Dunn
PLACENTIA
Earl Denney
H•l111ar 0 Lodge
YORilA LINDA
0 . D. •tc.k Auguat Andersen C. H. E1clller
81b Cochra"
ORANOIE·OLIVE
EL MODENA
Albert R. 8ti'IJOII Vtrnon lt. M•naur
Oo!lakt Guile .. Llwl'ence E . Nichola
N£WfOORT OeACH
.AL80A
COIIIONA fol Mar
1'1111111 Hoyto. Jr. Maurlco ltl n ley
John "· Oan,.ll
NEWPORT (Cont.)
Alden Oouburg ~hoa. E. Heffernen
John T. Boyd, Jr.
LAGUNA BEACH
EIIT1 Waynoclc
Jolin Solomon
Jamu J. 8 urlfe
SAN JUAN
CI<PIITRANO
Dave O..tntller
Robert Wtlloame
Norman Wat Mn
C. Auntu c ....
TUSTIN. IRVINE
EL TOAO
RoMrt A Banya N
Wayne Eaton
Ralph Bs.dl Teter
Wol am H Cray
Arch e Bello"'
SAN CLEME!\ITE
DOHENY PARK
DANA POI NT
8 ob Walla.:e, Jr.
lllatph Gl4itd•!ftbllltl
J. w . WMldrllleo
E. A, Loynd
0. C, Raamu-
Callt. W . H. 8 11c ktoft
Ralpll lim, Jr.
Malc.olm fOiel'c.
IArl Jf'.rrftl Jor Cownwr 8~
uaw ....... -.. ..... ._ .... ...,.,
..
and Apartmf'M ln 't'T)' fine
loca uou an Uttl T.I Pri·
\'ate mer & float, only 18500
do~-n. BalanCf' peyablt> at
01'11)' J)('l' rnonth if &Old this \\ ft'k. ,
I'
llaalw 1037
7 Ollila ....::. AmP'-PwkiDiJ ,,-....... nley Hddfiel4
may be hcmdled. with oaly SIODJO cGih
LARGE FAMILY HOME
in exclusive R-1 district on 105-foot frontage .. Landscaped
with large shrubbery, lawns
CO OJI DEL P OPE
1-~oo.-near
ping Cent~r
and water ...... ..
~. comer •• ~ ~an !9d bay:
fumisht'd .
0.1.&~ 2.,. . old -be6t
loca lion; only . . $ .
IJU SMI'-port 11\'ld.
N~ ~ IIAJtloc UU
• •
gas beater, 35.000
BTU. 10 elemmu gas hea~r.
Dresser, 40" lllirror, ~m col-
or. ~ing rocker, cant! ~at;
end table. 227 Larkspur, Co-
rona del Mar.
s~ BJoek to OCNn. ~
2-bedroom furnlabed home
ph.aa cuest quart~. ~
Uvfng room. ~~. pet.io,
eocloaed yard., sprinkling sys-
tem. double gara~.
This won't lut long,
so see thia today.
ll ....
Ua11ep WaeW
MAJUL\'N F. LEIDY
• a&ALTOil
Ill 1llartee .&,-e ....... ...._.
CORONA DEL MAR
AT EA8IC
EL TOilO IIA.IID-.:8 UVE TN A CHAR)(ING BAY
1-~0~1 ROOM WHERE
CONTL'IEI\"TAL BREAK-
T AST lS BROUGHT TO
YOUR DOOR EACH .MORN-
ING ... SWIM IN A·HEAT-
ED POOL . . RELAX L~
TiiE SUN AND WATCH
THE BOATS GO BY . . .
DAlLY MAID SERVICE ...
RESTAURANT ON PREM-
ISES .•• ALL OF THIS lS
AVAILABLE TO YOU AT
NEWPORT BEACH'S NEW-
EST AND SMARTEST ALL
YEAR BAYSIDE • RESORT
AT SPECIAL MON"nn.Y
WL~RATES.
UN NlLD' VILLA IIA&L~A
Mt IIA t'IIDE DIIJ\'Z
NEWPOIIT· BEACH
HA&JIOR l81t -;;;r I Dey & Nite 20.9•"0fl e..tometic i •••• , ...... .,. '"•'•"'•eel 22.50
'orteble Elec. MWifl9 mechit~e. I co.,.plete with cese ~.. ,..50
S.'c. ErleMioft top ckrome cli11•
. •"• ,.. ·-. 34 .. So lkdbOcr Jalcmd-2-bedroom upper flat.
180 Month-Yearly HARBOR 1u
Griclclle top clouble oven C.,.
clod c011trol 9•• refl,. . .;.._ 79.10
Lovely t l•n top wr«M~tht ir0t1 am-
I ifl9 set; 6 eNft ch.ln, IMt• Newport~2 Upper flats
~ 135 & S60 Month -y-early IIARIIU N7t tel»!e~ ~-plfle Mf --19.50
Balboa Peninsula-New, furnished
S75 Month -to July 1 HARBOR •15
rna~~ a APft..IAlfd!a ..... .,.,_. eo.ta M.a -New 1-bedroam, furnished.
S50 MJmth JtARBO.B l ... HU ...... ~--
C'O T A ME~ A ARt;.A
Artlaur Crooke
Ray H. Dtutl~r
Al~rt 01*11
M . I . HMtt'tler
Ralph 1"'18
Lt'l'ofP .• ~
~ ..... "'· 8t:llee Ray WaJI*le lr.
Lee NeliCJa, K. D .
Rotlert o. AD*ews
loM T. (Jade
~ L . Cal'\·er
Jln. Calla Vlele
C. \V. Te"lnkle
A. c. wart&
F . B. OW"'
S ormaa A . Gaml»>e
Ho"•ard I . IAtbnf!r
C'uiL.~e
llfortl'ftl I. 11a11t11
~.
1111 1-0-L-D.
!15H CIA Y T.,
CLJW RAVEN
., a-* ........................ .
lleea.-e "'t' llelleve tlaat B~ ...._.., 11 t~.ta•&c
caadlclate for Mlpf'n'hor, IM!ea..-of Ill• hdl.tro-4 of eh1e
wniee Ia tNa ll~ for O\'t'l' !t )'Nn. hit hoef'tlty, ... W.
ability to ~t tlllap •~. we arp ta..~ \'oa ,-ott' for him •
.next Tu8cla)·, .Non~•J.H 7. · ·
~'01 KELL01T, ~ llal~~er for apen1110r C......Jtwe
A FEW OF THE IIAN'Y LOCAL RE8mE~, \l'BO ALSO
t:RGE the ELElCTION of HEI.SZ KAJ~EB for UPDl\'18011
Sam~J D. CraWford ~11 F. Mf'rrtD
lade . Raub •• a . 'Hodc1da801l
Martha B . Hostt'tler Fraak Crot'lu~r
Howard W. Gerrub Robert F..a11tmaa
R. W. Mc<:1ellan 'l'hom• .~. Norrton
Dr. aJld Mr11. Horace Parker Ma11011 'E. 11.-r
Bf>rt mJth lolut I. 8allor'l
loe T. Tatum
NEWPQ,RT HARBOR AREA Major l ac-k A. Churdl
Earl Hu k.-11
Captain . 1. Bard"'
Bfotty <'hattock
Fraak 8e"'fet'
0.\'ld E. .....
~·&N I. Moore
H~ llolln.'r
<Jwlf t'rtpp .,.. o .. u ...
-Harry L Blotcett
"'. p Batlt'J'
()el c. '· ·JIIdde ~ ..... ~
Ah1a (J. 8peecer
Ole* lllelaar.l I.D.K~
'·A. O..t 8pa'• .. B. ......
Walter 8phwlr
A. a. au. ene
:.:~ K D.(),._.
Dorotllf L. Cal8e.
P.Boee
..... Jll.yrdll . .,.. ...... ..........
Mel Gal~ ......
,..~ =... "'l. OriiiiiiQ --...rt
Best View Lots
in Harbor Area
FROM
All lots have 60 feet
or more frontage.
All improvements
in.... • ~ T.erms ·
available.
coa• lllc'ltwa)' a\
Sea~ &oad
COilONA DEL KAR
<"HA tl4-J
Fi~l.ace
Exoel~t kJca tion.
$10.710
t!MiwiU...,_.
FAped.ally w~ Built •
NE\\"PORT CITY
'S~"PORT BDGBTS
•
Oak noors, fireplace, furnace,
tile bath, garbage dt.posa.l, lawns, double pra.ge, large
lou. MM-e la eewl
NEW 5-pc. cl'l')()dera •'1llnUt bedrm.
1 suite. full size bed; wae $145.
now $99.50. Costa Mesa Fuml·
1 t~ Co., 1660 Newport Blvd.,
O.ta Mesa.
1950 4-DOOR deluxe Che\TOiet;
t•-o-tone green. radio, beat~. lo~· miJeage, perfect condition.
Call after 6 p.m. HA ~M. J
N gas range, 36" wu~. $119 ==:=::...::=~~~C!!I
installed. Costa Meu Fuml-t~ Co., 1660 N~wport Blvd.,
Coat.a Ilea..
FOR ftEr\.1-Garage space at 314
See\iew, CDM. HA 1-..J.
... ,. Froltt liG~M, .......
2-ctory. 5-bedroom, 3 baths.
60-rt. lot, large sUp pier.
Beautiful gard('fl and patio.
wotlk shop. Special price for
quick sa.Je.
$55.000
OR
ov.ner \\ill dhide property
and sell house and pier
30-ft. lot for m.•
ALSO
3-bedrm.. home
50-FT .... LOT
Special
$19.500
Yessir!Oid St. Nick just
about burst his eams tell-
ing us bow lucky you will
be·-· · o\ming this BAY
FRONT home on Balboa
Island.
"It'll add zest and years
to your living,'' he· said.
TI1ere's a {lne pier and
float for your boat, sotne
furnishings • • -besides an
Attraeth-e ~
A~t
O.Jy $35.000 Tf'rmS
For G I Plan
F or Life Ins.
For Building
Owner & BuJ
CALl-BOB
J l,A 3163 for
. . . . 4%
... 4 ~%
to
.... 5%%
LARGEST ASSORTMENT of ,.....
son•liD4 • • -~ -• • ...4
lint le Chri1tme1 C.r4s tflat -h•"'• ever w"tecl. Some of tM
li11e1 are the • .,., p • p •I • ,.
lrowt1ie1 blod pr1ftt -• • Deer
---Crest -• • .,_.•riaft RicM•
h•ncl prinh • • -the c le-111 • r
WOLO C.rch • • • al10 • llM ef
till·lt r .. necl ancl C • I i f o r 11 l • wr4s .
......
FOR RENT -H~k~ cot-
on ~ Front. 15 ·~ E. BaJboe Blvd., Balboe.
ftllmftAJ~Uf.
DINEd .... Neb_..__
COMING 800N:-
'WY'OMING MAIL'' __.._
"SLEEPING CITY"
-.
,
while present stock ·zasts
We ·han leamed that the law perta:iDiliq to the new exciM
tax .. oYidea tllat cmy .merchcmc:tiM we had in stock before last
IDiciDigld may mn he 80lcf at the old prices.
It has cdwaya heeD the Policy of b.. TIDE TeleYiaion ~
pcmy to-..U at lowest po-ible pricea. We are glad to offer tiUa
adYGDtage to our cuatomen.
* IN * PI . , j I -IEU.S
; I . ~ I • ~
Mallard Sweep
Popover .••••
tshown at right)
'' ith thE' subtlE' rol· orin~s 01 the ss 9s :\taUafd Duck
I >! . ~·· I
t shown a bon•)
Bald Pate
Hugoqer ••.
,,
OVEST FIIOM lAGUNA
Mn . K. G. Hansen of Laguna ,&Mcb, dinE'd Sunday night with
lit. and Mrs. Don Kirkpatrick, 710
Marigold A\·e., Corona del Mar.
I
WJU
Hdllowe'en Motif
At Birthday Party
FOR RESULTS
tlw EftsliD\ Want Ada
/
• I
Proposition 10 is a simple, easily understood me2Sure-. lt says mal any propoled
program of so-called cclow-rmt'· public housing must 6.rst be approved by a ma-
jority of the votes cast at a peral (or a special) election -iii tbe dey, town, or
county concerned. ~ is a vital reason tor this Proposition!
Our California Constitution, until now, has . protected the :axpayer against
huge long-term debt without prior approval ol tbe voten. But Public Housing. ·
projects have been able to avoid dUs voting requirement throuJb a teChnicality.
The Supreme Court has ruJed chat city or county boards-subject as they are to
•
millority pressutt gro.ps and bureaucraa holding. public hopsing jobl may contract lauge Joe.J u61s for
public housing projects, and their actions aft not even subject to referendum by the ~n.
1# Thele projeca are bui,lt with federal funds-but are maintsinc:d by .a 16. ,...,_,.,_. tremeodous
expeue. For cnmple, a Soudaem California city eoancil reoendy approw:d a 10,000 uait projca -to be
built uffft .. by the federal govemmeat-which will cost tiH eo••.., in upkeep 160 million! ( S 150
per year for each unit for .CO yean! )
• , Proposition 10 rcstol'cs Coasdtutional protection apinJt lofta-ceim debt. It does not bah public
hous~g. It pua the eonuol over it ia the h_. ol the ~n and nxpa,en who ID1IIt foot the bip.
•
, t,.. k ._ ._. '*-ecupeecl diM dw....,. ...... '-w .. ..,. ee dw ~ioa of ,1111 D IMDD 10-.... -... p.lllk ~ I • ,..._ •• ., ................ for ,__.,...,me ............ -~-..wct.IUIOI ..... dw ...... ....... . .... ........... 'l1w CalifGNII c '1 .... fl!·-· ........ 10 lie .. ,_ ciYic
• I'' 1 , ...., .,._... ............. etc., -IN ..... .,IIIOtill el ._ \'Oitf'l.
..... II' I •• ,_ ... .-e ....... C'OMIOI 0\W ,.wk ............ _...-.............................. _. .... ...._ ...... c-.,.. ..... ....., tHIN, 1616 ..... ,...-... ...,~_ ...... ...., ......................... ..,.
did 10..,. ................. 19 ..... I ........ ~ae~p..,..., •• ..., e~~e .. .....
EeiW.~ .......
...... &ft.. ...... ...... ftlli&a"ila •• , Co.
Ill C...t ...... ow-N liar ., .....,.., ..... ,~
111&. ...... ·-..... ......
,_ J0tm Vogel Co. ........ ......
l
~nerro.PLIY
fturs., N(M). 9
, Max J:>onMr. ~lo violinist, con-
duetor. ~ and tMCber ol
\iolln and a.eml*, wtU be ..... lftlted by the Corona del .....
Community OtUI'dl ln a violin re-dtalat the Corona delMar_.....
auditorium. at 8 :30 p. m. Ttnn-•y. Nov. 9:
Mr. Donnet-hu ~ M ..aGist and conduCtor wlt.b ....
eral ~u known 01dteet,. Ill I:.
..... N~ York and ln Seattle. ~ lw ~ .. coneert muter
under Henry ~y. Ria ~
tral playtnc ape~ .... pined
u a ~ ot the New Yortl
and fhJIA*IpNa Symphony Or-
cfwstru. He hu been had ot
the violin and orc:heltra deoart·
nwnt ot the Untwnity ol. Wst
Vlf'linia and the Columbia School
olllrollc 1n SNttJe. He was....,._ -·-. oo-~ or the LM ~ Ptillhar· _______ .. _ .. ____ _
monJc and Hollywood ~·I Or· ~-w.;w LIJIIlA&Y Bova&
chNtru, and he conducted thHe A ~ In hours far the Co-
orpniz.a lions In nurnt"rOUS com-rona del Mar brandt of the N~·~tions of his own. He a.111o port Bee~ Ubrary hu biH an-
founded the Holl~"'Od Symphony ~-In the rut~ there wUl
and the Paudena Syrnphon)l Play-be no ~ hOurs tor the
era. brandt. but It wU1 be ~ dally ~
Mr. Donner. a Corona tiel Mar from 1 to e p. m. eftlf'P\ Sunday
resident. is~~ presented by the and Monday. ~branch is locat -~urch for its buildtng fund. Tldt-,ed in the patio at the comer of
ets can be procured for a donation Goldenrod and Coast BJ(·d of $1 at Hampton's U.rbor Drug
Store or by calling the ~urch of· 500 C'Lt"B MEETS fi~. Harbor 1385-J. ~ maJOr A group of friends. calling them-
wlectlon to be played by Mr. Don-~J\·es the "500" Club. held their
ner will tie the VioUn Concerto monthly meE>ting Saturday t'\'l'-
No. 2 or WlenlawskJ. He will play ning, OcL 21 . a t the home or Mr.
-one of hll own aelectfons and also and Mrs. F. Boyd Stillings. 216 ~'OI"k.a of ~~ and Vleux-Dahlia Ave .. Corona del Mar. They
temp~. were Mr. and Mrs. WUJI-_m Sor·
THEENSJGN Now otten cOmplete
Job Pr1ntJnc FadUtiH . HartMirWf
sham a nd Mr. lltld Mn . F. D. Ma·
har from Gar<k>n Grove. and Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Moore from Santa
Ana. Followin~ dinnt-r. the e\·e·
ning was S(lE'nt in pla.) lng 500.
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87 lt.X. and E.D-..._ • .._...
tothf'ra or mlldr'ftt In iM se-
q.>nd grade ~roup tauJht by Ml8t
Lawi• Jlarnum at thfo Corona del
Mar School mt>1 rl'Cr1ltlY "i th
Miu Barnum and Mrs. Grayce Se-
"ier , prlnclpaJ.
Mi Barnum described her
daily program with the e.hlJdren.
He~ Is a s~ry or Mt" report: ''The $('(.'() grade 11 ~ly a
continuation of the firat grade.
All chllth·en are not at the same
le,·el of achlt>\'emt>nt. We take
a chlJd wht>re we find h1m and
start theTe.
'The objective.:
"Jko.eclbir Ia still the most im-
portant ubject. Cblldren a~ di-
vi&>d into thrct> groups. Grouping
is affected by a biUty and matur-
tt)'. Two trrattps will have com·
pleled second Jr&de books by the
end of th !-ear; orne "'ill not be
r t'lldy for th1s Phonks are taught
\\ith reaclinc a:nd also as a sepa-
rate sub~. The begihnin~ and
ending unds and bJf'nda of
words. rhyminJ: words and ruJes
such as 1!.-n e· and double vowel
are studJt>d.
.. Arittunf'tic inch.ades comblna-
tiOJl.l or addltlon and subtraction
through 10. N tunber ooncepu are
1tr81ed in the first two gra_des.
Vilual work now includes recogni-
tion of numbers through 100.
Counting by 5's. 10'1 and 20's is
bftna learned. ·
O.W.Jroomhead I •n caNt .,.._ au. c.r-... llar 111&-M
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"Manuscript .m._ with let-1 · tera ont> cpa~ hldl la taQKbt. a.turiMa hy PlaD. From t'Aa~ S'-'!W P081UON
Neetness Is at.reuecf. Each dilld In ._&_ ~.-: Trip 10 la:ia Fnmc::t.co Jack Pow~n. son of Mr. and I)OMFlltiC --~. -wul be able to write a one ee& lt'di& ~~ Mrs. w. Frank Pow~ra. 601 Mar-
tence ato~· by the end of the ae-Mra. Emlly P. Johnson. 3008 1 guerite A"-e .. Corona clrlllar, Ill 1D Sewbz ll.cW.es
cond gradt>. Many \\1U be a-ble Balboa Bhu , l"l>""PPrt. returned Loa ~te. 8ft'Ving u Bo)-'S ~ •--.
to \\Tite much lonJ ~ &tories. Inspection of Cub8 b.> L. S. H~ Wedne5d.a) of last week b.>• plane Cl"E'tar) of the Soutb¥--st Lo1 An· ~ l~ all~-
Creative \\Tiling books, which tht> teller and Pete Peterman, both of from San Francisco "tl(>re -$he gt>les Branch ol the YMCA. Jaek, O.W.Biooalbead ,---
children Ulustrate. aJ-e made ~Y Balboa Island. ~ the rTM"t't-fn("t hf'r ist~. Dr. ~~ "ho formt>rly sen·ed with the Y •u QIM& .,.._ . . Bar •
. them. Each chUd has a word box ing or C\&b Pack 110, Friday, Oct. Schmldt, Galn~stoo. Texas. and in, t~ area. start~ his Plt>W job c:JenM .,.. .. r IU'7&-'!f
where ht> keeps cards on which 120. at tbe Corona del Mar "School proceeded m a trip through theWs ":;~"~('(';;k~. ========~~===~====~=~:=; be writ" new words u he dis-Auditorium. Callforrtia ~'OOds." -tl covera and learns them. . 1 Winning the privllt'ge of open-On her way to San Fraodaco.
"SodaJ ltudiH center around ing the next Pack meeting, Den 5 l lrs. JohnJoo Stopped in FI'HOO
our own community. We pre\iew received the a ward for neatest and ga\'~ the miwooary aormoo
our town, studyin& the fire .ta-Cubs. and also the attt>ndance at the ChUI'Cb or Cod coo,·entioo.
tlon, post o({ice and grocery store. award. She hopes eoon to resume ber miJ..
and their workers. The cblldren :\ew Bobcata incfuct('() Into th«' SJonar) •'Of'k in Alaska. wbere a
h lp ln the planning of thla. ~ Pack "we Brooks Blair, Stuart ~taJ and orphanage art> being
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Conn the1r own committee within t£.ooper. ~ Ba.rr)• a tabUsbecL _ _ _ ~ l'OOm too. t:nll 18m 1IOW ~ Ellerbroek. Robert E 1 1 s ": o r t h. I ~lgnate and cam• out respormi-Bobby Graham. Bobby Hatfield, UB&Aill' BID8 ASIU'.D
bllitlcs for dall:r school life to-Eddy Groenendyke. RonaJd Jur· ~-,..___ CoU gether Be U Mik Ma . "'nange ~t ege truatees
"ln ·Ide~. units of al.lil,y will KBil~l ·M..,..~-th ent.zChl. p et r )'a-enrd. ha\·e luoed a second call (o!' bids
r.... W · h he lth •--Y .. ._.. Y. P ore · for const.ructlon of a new. library .,.,. sea e, \\eat cr. a • u• Peter Pringle .... n A:--n-... I a..:~ teeUI, plant life and pollinati<Jn. · ..,_..,...~· .ru::\' oua .,. .. y.·ere re-
Health ls especially atreued and . The Denner in each Den then j('cted because ~ "-e~ t~ bicb-
pa.renta can aid at home by en-mtroduced hi& om Mother and Changes ha,·e been made m plan
couraging i ood eatln& hablta and her aulatant Den Dad and each land specificatlorw ~ ~.e
planty of rHt. Many children ~r of hla De\. FoUowing co.ta. · · ~ tired before the end of the this, the Keeper of the Bucbkin school day or each Den read a report on the
"In -.eWac. fh·e wot"dd a week summer activities or hi& croup.
are studied. There 11 a tat on Webel01 graduating Into ICOUt-
Frlday. OlUdren who have dlffl· lng were named: I>enn1s Brown,
culty can be encouraced to take Lance Greenleaf, Chuck Kta.mer,
home their words. John Jurgeaon, Bill t An&Jahr, Ste-
"Ot.her subjects include ...ae 'phen White aDd JGIID Zwiebel:
(Jin&fng rhythms and appreda-nus ceremony wu eonducted by
tioo) art (cla)' chalk caldmine, William Langjahr, cubmutft', and
crayOns, ringer Pelntlng, clay) an8 Dick Kramer, ICOUtmutft' of tbe
,..... Balboa Ialand Troop.
''&eport oa,... now in Ule were lrlocSela Wft"e made by the dena
worked out after thoroQCb atud;y during the aumrner Wft'e Judled
by a committee of parenta and by Stan Hadfield. Buzz Ella'worth,
teacben. Since we feel that a Dick Kramer and lfa.rv'ey Peue,
paten~ Einstein may be .tttinc cubmuter or the Corona del M.ar nat to a rutw-. rnechan1c. • -who ptWented the ~
abllltlea and intereall vary, we do Grand prize \\'U awarded _Bill
-not -attempt to anae o0m -for bla ..U.boat; ftnt
tively. Rather we Rr&de accord-prizle, Robert VUlagrana, minia-
ing to lndivlduaJ ablUtlea and po-tW'e aallboat; aecond priz8, Cluck
tential capacities. A chiJd'1 par ... Kramer, large airplane, and J ohn
ent.s and hi1 teacher together de-HamiJt.oD, model ranpor station.
termine this, and work to aee that 'I1llrcl prlzet, !lewD Graham,
each child lives up to what he is large flat woodt-n map of the
capable of accompU1hlng " United States, outllned by wood
Personalized
Christmas CardS
Gifta from
KAREN MARGRETA We a ppreciate the lnt elligent burnJng, and Marty Anderson, a
eff6rt our school 11 malclng to model airplane. Medala and model
k{'{'p parents lnroa·med aa t o its kits were given to each prize win· lmporta work. ner-. I 307 Coost Blvd.. Corofle del Mer
BfttTRDA l' URPRl8E
To surprise h1a mother on her
birthday came Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Edmonds from North Hol-
lywood to spend Friday with Mrs.
and Mrs. Richard· Bartlett, 217 Ed~ewater. Balboa. n.e Bartlett.
recently returned from a trip to
Phoonlx, .Ariz.
MO\'INO TO WIO'M"'F.& Mrs. Virginia Turner, 609 Nar·
ctssua Ave .. 'Corona del Mar, Is
moving to Whittier to reside with her sister. who hu just purchased
a new home there. Vtrclnla la
not pulling up stakes entirely,
however, u she wtJJ keep her Co-
rona del Mar home.
MecW. ., ,.. .. ,_ ala• .,._ t6.JO
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Nov. ta.ro N&V. 15~·
1507 COAIT ILVD. CORONA DEL MAIL
Wear it.as a ~ssy
~ dress, with jewels
and· velvet ---or
convert it to casual
time with scarf and
leather acceasories
17.95
Me4e of -..4erf.l ...tM
·~ 100% wool llllp0!1e4 .,_ mMe . . . ,.,., eot~•.....,. collet .,_,
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1'wt>nty-four OCC students ·,..-ere
initiated into Alpha ·c a m m a
Sigma, state honorary scholastic
fraternity, at t~ recent bi-annual
initiation lt'a. Prior to the reA
~pUon of new members, Stanley
Smith, out -KOing pt-eti.ident, ln-
atall('() t ht' newly t'lec;ted oWcers:
Presidt>nl, Jim Sharp : "ice-presi-
dent; VIrginia Royt'<': sl"Cr•etary,
Ann Poll•ns; t reasurt'r, Carleton
Mt'ars. The n<>w members Included
the following from 'the Harbor
Art-a : OrvaJ Oupr(.'(', C h a r I e s
Sti'Vt'ns an~ Barbara Wllllams of •
.1'<>\\"J))rl ; Mary Robins and P hilJo
Tozer of Newport Heights: l"ancy
Andrt>ws, Bernard Barden, WU-
llam Hay, and Eva Jean Vander-
berg !>r Costa Mesa. • • • •
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A pre-Ouiatmu aaJes train-
ing pt"''CC'am, cleslcnecJ to uaist
~Mrchanta ln obtaining capable
aales penonnet for tbe holiday nah period, wUJ be ~ by
the OCC au.tne. Educa Uoo d1\is-
lon fJ"'O'T! Nov. Z1 to Dee. 15, in
cooperatiOn with tM Chambers or I Commerce or Newport Harbor.
Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach.
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No IH' Ia c:~aarwM for UH-~ • • . I
S tanlt>y Smith. 1950 honor grad-
uato. haa been a""'-arded a ~ -
acholarshJp a t Uni\'ersity of Cali-
fornia. Berkeley, to be used during
the S<'<!Ond IW'mester of the cur-
rent scholastic year. Early tbis
faU he was offered a year's schol-
arship. or $300, but could not ac-
cept bcca~ he was enroUed for
post-graduate work at OCC. Last
we<>k the ,...University offered hJm
haJr the original scholarship on a
semester basis. . " .
The.second annual Beaux Arts
Bc'll sponsored by the OCC Art
Department wfU be held Saturday
en~ning at the gym, which will
be decorated In a "story book"
theme. Dancing will be from 9
p. m. to 12:30 a. m., with un-1 masking at midnight. Host and
hostess wiU be Cinderella and
Prince 0\arming, to be chosen by
art department students. The
committe<> planning the masquer-
ade dance includes Gaylord Ort·
man 'Of Corona del Mar. chainnan: 1
Thelma Harland, Balboa Island. 1
costumes; George James of ~t>w
port and Steven Sailors of Corona
~] Mar. d~ tlons..
ROME TO CALIF''OR ~lA I
All but )0 qr• the 4 sta tes \\('r<'
v1 sited by r.f1'. and Mrs. Howat'd
Olrnahan of 1603 Balboa A\t> ..
_Balboa • t~;land. during their six· ,.
Wl'<'k trip t>a t which took th('m to
Boston1 Mass. They ~'twnt !'orne
time with Mrs. Carnahan's sistt-r
In :\<'W London. Conn. They rt'·
pot·t a se<>mingly wcater conet'rn
ovt-r the war on tht-Atlantic Coast
than in this ,pat·t of tht-country.
OFF ON S-\\'FAtK TRIP
During a threc-w~k dri\'ins:
t r~p. Mrs. Fr('() Earel . and her
1 daughter, Ros3li(', of 10 Rudder
R oad. Beacon Bay. plan to \isit
La V~gas. t he Grand Canyon and 1
Carlsbad Caverns.
VI lnNO IN L .&.
Mrs. Della D. Williams, 4.28
Marguerite Ave .• Corona del Mar.
Is apending 10 days visiting friends
ln Los Angt'lt> while the Ander-
' IKm-Williams home Is being re-
modeled.
ATTEN D \\'CTt' MEETING
Mrs. F lora Beatty and Mrs.
Margaret Clark of Newport and
Mra. Lona Griffin of Balboa Island
~re delt>gates to a convt'ntloo in
San Ol~go of tbe Women's Chrll'·
tlan Temperance Union' Oct. 17-20. •
Vl8n'8 BOXDI. FARX
The Boxer Fann near Lakt>
Shore wu vtal'" by Mrs. Russell Ban~rt, 1750 C>ot>•n Blvd., BaJ-
boe. wht.le ltaylng ~tly ~ith
her mother at Malibu lAke.'
Bt'Y IIOIIE IN BALBOA
Juclp and Mra. ~ Francia
hav~ lJought t.Mir home a t ~
Monte-o Ave., Balboa.
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00 YOU pip a cup fi cofcc aad all it breakfast? DO
00 YOU indulge in s•·ccu aod soh drlftb ~«:n meals? DO
DO YOU dull your apptritc by acmi'-e smokjng? DO
I DO DO YOU ~b quick snacks at me luocb counttt?
DO. YOU regard frnh fruits and vqcublcs .as "sissy food"? qo
DO YOU ha,·e a "weighty problem," aod try all the blest dim ? D O
DO YOU ~ch for second hdpings ol pie and cake? DO
DO YOU allow wtt alone to govem wha.t you eat? DO
Seor.t 10 poiflls for uch· f WSlMnt aswtld .o .
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u your .. ~ quotieat" il leu t~ fo you probably
arc ooe ol the 818Df Americans who su6er from.vitamia
de6cieaqi. A ecore of 70 or more indicateS you are ooe
of the fortunate w.bo h.a..w esnblidwd .good.dmuy .ha.-
birs.. BUT, thro~p no fauh of your 0"0. even YOUR
diet may ~ lackiQ8 u; es.ential vitamins. Impoverished
10~ rraospon, ~t.orage. and cooki113 are ju.st a few of the
reatonS why the foods in te.emill31Y -.-.:11-belanced meals
may be ''vitamin-poor" ... may C&Wit vitamin deficiency.
If )"OU.C ~Mr8Y and efficiency aren't up-to-par ... if you
feel nervous and ti~ for no apparmt reuoo-Y.OU
MAY BE VITAMIN DEFICIENT! Guard agaia st
•iwnia driciency ... supplemmt your clift with llexall
Plena.mins.. Tbete easy-to-take-capsula provide more
than t.M minimwn_daity adult~~ of all~
vitamins for "bicb such ~ts have ~n estab-
lished, ln addition Plenamins suppty ''&luable amounts
o f liver ~trate and iron needed foe formation of
red blood ~lls. aiid to M lp ~lie"-e iroo dricienC)• a.nemi.a
"hich ofren accompanies otMr nuuition.al de6ciencies.
A~O PLENAML."l FOR THE ENTUtE FAMLL Y
CO T ONLY PENNIES A DAY.
'PlENAMINS EACH DAY KEEP VITAMIN DEFICIEN(Y AWAY
JII1T 'A FEW fl/1/IIEI ~ H1! SOlD GUY AT -DIU6 STOilS
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W orldCommunity
Day Is Tomorrow
World Communi!) Dey, et"~
I.-ate'(! t>ach ye.r by the Newport
Harbor Counol or Churdl Wo-
men. \\111 tx> oburved tomorTOW
( F ridll) 1 at St. Anctre-'S Prstw·
tetian Church in Newpo r t
H<>lght tx>pnnmg at 2 p. m.
Mrs. P. F Baines is fn charge:,
and wom n from the v a r l o u s ~ church 'I will ,participate fn the
p~am. \\ hich has u ill theme.
"Lo\· Thy Neighbor." 1be offer·
in~ \\ill tx> applied to the heftk of
aged r••f Uftt'ell and dUpJac:.M per-
aons in Europe. Korea, Palestine
and th<' Far Ea t . A supervised
IIUI'St'r) .... ;n be provided for Small
dilldJ+n
The nonunating committee •iU
prHent its report, and offleers Cor
1951 will be elect~ an4lnsta1Jed.
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PBOT£Cr YOOB HOME
PBOTECf YOU& JOB
PBOTEcr AMER IC<\~S Ji1J1lJtE
"Dielt" Niso" pled,e• '"'"-lfao ecn•,.••• We
fiJIU for • ~IU'e, proeperou ..4. • • r i e a M •
~fwl world.
HI CAN DO IT -If YOU VOW
ICHAID M. NIXON ' . v I t1NI'nD ST.'~TE ~ATOa A
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Next to Gene's Restaurant Corona del Mar
SPEAKERS * * * REFRESIIMENTB
* Or 1ee TOUR ccmcllclate oa your own
.-fele.wobilittatllomel.,&tot:l5p.m.
l:at:*N 1'1"8 A BOY:
Six and ~uarten pounds
was the \llo"t'ight or tM new baby
son bom to Capt. and Mrs. John
Patrick Kel~·-.-410 Second .A\'L
Corona ck-1 Mar. ~ baby ~
bom at St Joseph Hospitlll on 1 Wt"dn~y. Oct. 18.
ronn:o \\'BOLE COt:XTill'
A month's vacation trip from
I cout to coast while viewing aJJ
the aight:a has been the occupation
of l\lr. and Mrs. Fran MacA.nllny,,
1
1585 Miramar Dr .. Balboa. They
left Newport on Sept. 18 and re-I
turned two •·~ks ·ago after vi11-t
iting ZJon. Bryce Canyon, Salt
Lake. ·Yellowstone, Cody, Bad j
lAnds. Black Hills. Chicago. Pitts·
burgh. PhUadeJphia. New York
and the Grand Canyon. With them I v•ere Mr. and Mrs. P. J . Navlor,
Mr MacA.nanY''I brother irom
Huntlngtoa Be.ch.
AIT~'D llEDONDO 8<'1100U
MiJ&ing !rom J.be N ewport Har·
bor schools this semester ttl'E' Jim
and Gary Crain. son of Mr. and
f rs C. A. Crain. who formerly
owned th~ir home a t 305 Fern-Jw A\·e., Corona del Mar . :\lr.
Crain's business. as a N'pres n·
t~h·c of th · Corpora_.
lion. took thE-m to Los An,::ele.
County an~ they are now U\ mg
tn Redondo Be:1ch. The family is
familiar with Redondo. bt>cause
llht• boy '.g1·andmother 11\-es the!'(' 1 ~hor11y !)(-fort' l<'aving the Harbor
At'('U. lht:y sold their home and 1
Wl're llvin~ on Goldenrod.
MISS JASPER 0~ \·AcATJON
Gra~ Jasper, 429 MariJ.{Clld
A\'(~ .• Corona del Mar. is enjoying
a ~,e,.k's vacation from her labors
In City HaiL
A SUJ11ria> r«'f'Ptlon a-u cj\'m for Uw ..,.,.,l,._C'dl, Mr. and llrL
Stephen O.O.ta ,r .. b.) Hft'-
btort Holkml. 2104 r Drh~e.
and tbe Ned J obn.aons of CaJboe, Tu~y nldlt. Oct. :!t. at the
Holker Tt".S1den6P. •
I W edclln.g ca k v.'U ,. J"\ ed and
t'Jlaradl"s oo son~ "M~ pla)ed bY tbt-gucsta, who •w l r. and Mn. L. E. Pipt>r, ~("\\port BaLGh;
Mr. and Mn. Bob Ja)TN!. Balboa: 1 Mr. arid Mrs. W. Plo\\dm Balboe;
Mr. and .Mrs. L . E Pratt.\ New:-
port and MIS. William C. Shaw, Jr. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Daeo.ta ~ av-
iq tbia week Cor Palm SpriDp
I ~ Mr. o.eo.ta ··m ~ thP ttt'o-
00\.Dlt eaecutJ\·~ for ~ J .
,... ... ftM-&ACE
Mr. and ll.r&. Dan Dbrrt.. JOO
Fenleaf A,~ •• ODnlna del Mar. ,.._,.. S.t ... y to Del .....
wllftoe Ill"* I Ill tbe Harlr'-OaniqR a. ... to wit.-It ~ ., real Gld-tlllll!n 1ll the ......
Dan JWt of .,..... won the raoe
ill .. 1m ~ ..... ''llr'ullt".
PI"'pa.itioe No. 1 it tt milladina propolal wbicb
~ • tdlool ty1Hm aad .u ocbet loc:aJ JOY•
enunenc lft'Vic:n. UDder die paite of repalina the
penoeal propct1J ru. i! aaao.esa .... as bvdea
from a few bit cu:peyen aad ttaDJfen that burdat
co the·~ cicizm.
Tbe a'-ap cnpeyer coday payta personal prop-
erty cu oll6.00-ntdy more thaD $10. Cnuia bis
axpayen pay per-1 property iues in the milliODJ.
6hould dw tax be repealed, the S203'million dollan
of re,·awe it provides tchools aoct local p ·emmftlts
must be railed ia higher .ta ani-increated nui·
•nee tua-increaeed taxes on homes.
WIICI IS. 9
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,., ~/H-: lf aU rhe to. ...W be ID8de ap by rhe
.-ru. ir would .... • ~ itlcrr 1r, briasfaa rhe
Ilia taiO 5~9f, IN MOST l.ocAI.mu. ·
lf Ill 1M to. lhoWd be _. up by the mx on
rea1 -. k would 8Cid ,.,. • JVUr ta biU. tw aa
• ...,.,. ill 145 ON E•av llola • • Slate.
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~ .MllJO ·Harbor I!' f"
Oub "ill reu-u. it dl;artn trom
~ tiomtl ~nrzatlrm ot a din-
t'' ' CJf -t"ttltl'JI'1 ner to t eld Tuc~da · ' :mn~.
I *"" fl5 richer ~0\·. 21 •. t , , llelboe Ba) Club
thfo) 1ll'fo.-Pr81d! nt Tnm Heffernan an-
:n 'p coo-no •hat Earl F . ChlJmberla&n
tst h !i .9 Jl•'f' omt of tbt"ir "iU II!" ~eral ctairznan. a 9&tt"d
doC'u~nt such a v.~ (':'IC:htbttcd
in the F~ Train These
"ould be plaef>d permanf!nll) in· a
u tall!t-lo<:atiun in h l l&t·I,,t
an•.:a. ·n, mat'r.r ~n n>· f~ to John VOI:'cl's Cooum~n·
it) ~'im.t. Comnutt for co~td{'nt
tinn aftt'r the Charter m<'('tlng.
pan"'ll l'f!.~U·~ ~ru"" c:aJlll" in b> Jot1b \·o l d.inncr a~
lleCOnd •t -.3 per amt. :juniors mMb: \\111 E . f"is.ht'T. mtu-
tbiTcl .. ,th st6 P£~" ~&ad ff'Sh,. t.ainlrW'I1t: \\-tlllafu o. Scxton. re-lAKaf Mentbers
JDI!D tn~l~ ~ith 45.8 P"' CII!'OL .II\ lk"n'atJonl; W Collins, pubUOl); an 550 rtiii!JI1bHs.:b.. -~ pr-Da i d r~-...~ At PTA ~I~ tieft4 •bl.Jto hP ftnn-at tbr md ~~~project tS J.V~1.1ftg
al tiiP t9t9 M\~ ..-u czr Faeult) bt>ina adopted by \Vious Ex-Ten ~tath·es {rom tht> ~qembns ~ the PTA 100 'P"" ~ Club c:hap"\e.rs t.bro\l:hoUI PTA's of ~ev.-port Harbor High
CI!DL the CQW\U,'. It consisu in ·pro-School and ~ E I e m e n t a r y
T'hP ~ IJ)QDthly ~ 'idi.nc fr&DX'd eopies o~ historic schoo ~Crt' p~t when Fourth
Blet'UitJ of ~ llatbor t..:n-• Distnct of Oran~ Count,. Con·
iGD !!J~ Sc:booJ Paftn~T~ ,"'lllft 111a DAJ GIIT'I.a me~ n>Ct-ntly at Fullerton
,_,.,.uon .. ._. be14 -~ ot l .., . Birdella Ball. 2610 w. High School.
lut \\t"f'k• lll the F!-cuJt~ Dmln& 0cnn Fron ='ewtlOM \\Nit to Kennetb W_ Rich. state high
Room of hi' School Pasadl>na Weodnesday or lut wet>k school ..._."' 1ce chairman. dlSC~J.SSed
Ol.a1rmen. call.f:d upon by Kra to \llll w.th fwr da tt"r. On t~ wa) the PTA eotlld"become a Edt:ar Hill pn>S.tdent. made ~ Saturday Mrs. Ball wa f'!1ed v.;th fot"WD Cor high school age stu-pon l . qUD'I~ up h..,-report of a chnnc.r tn honor of ht>T bJrthday dffits · Unusual program em-
the> Y-t1 mrm r"'hip dn\f', M " anni\ l"'!llr)·. pha ' was plaC<'d upcm the PTA
.Stuart Dtf'hl ~ t.bll a ' ' mat:Uitw in "Fashion ~k.it RC:.
Jaloort"r ~ ip 1han that of n ITJ'i. 1,-P\ \DES\ \"'U of l.Q<'I{J," m \\hic-h Mrs Edgar
IMt }"MMT had been rt'e.cbfod. ltJ"'I Ju~ Bodman 4 lr\..ne A\.'e., lbll. pt .tdent l)f the Xewppr t
Roland Wricrht. IU8d r.,.._.nta· Clit( Ha,"et'l. \\a an Pasadena last Harbor HJt;b ~hool PTA. took
th-e. T.ll'e tlM! 1 of Xov. 29 u" k-cnd \WUn~ his dau~;hter, van Ha and c0 tum wt r•
, ,the .~hmitn ParE-nt-Tea~ lm Bodman \\Nit 1hM"t" tM-prt•-trimmed wtlh PTA' maR&Zines. ~un~ A ~ ~~ kctun!S to \ious ... ,-~k and wil,l no n-tum Thost-~ho attended thP meeting ~ rarly iil January "'U ~-• heorP until tht> se-cond w~k in ='<>-"*'~ :\11 . P. F . Baine , llrs. Har-
a..sed by Board memben walh ,·embrr. 't>Y Somers, Mrs. Loula Caenar.
llrs. H. 9-R.oce's. ~t educa-I -:\t" E. 1. M~y and ~. R.. E.
Pr ll' "um~ of thE' folr."t h an· nual !'\a Jonal .High ·chool Pholo-
1-.'Taphte A wanh art' l:M-1 nr hnwn
•hi WT' k a tbl" libran of Har-
hnr Hlll!h ~chool Tit Hi~ Sehoul
Pti~tu~rapll) Club ~ ~t n tt.t•
o.:~tibit • .ef'X'()rdin • 10 ~t'H Dtllinf! ••f C Ia Mf-sa . wtm i pr tck•n1
fl( 1 ht' rlub · Fa<"uh' ad\· r 1 •
K. \\' WhHf'ne<:k. .
lndudt'd among tht-piet&.treS be--sna. hown are thtt ftrst. urond
und third prin-~idnera frqm the
luur contest clu.es. plus a selec-
taon from the remaJ.nlng 335 pni'P
'"nninc print . The annual con-
' I:'St 1:s ponsored by the E&B t:man
Kodak Co and the crand prize
"tnner for 1949 contest was 15-) ar-old RiChard Crummy or Sum-
rrut. :\. J.
Enslen Cla.ssif\ed ada have beet
a p.ro\'en meo&ns or reacbinr buy~
for all soru of mercbandi t:se
them! Phone Harbor 1114.
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'i'URTH
tioo c:hairmaD-Ma.:az.aw a-Ir-1B:EK OS CA'rA_uxA Sdw.~tzer of the gram.mar school =·~ AJ~on-ath. .=a w:,: I JlrL FR.nc:ia S. Cox. 1195 Pa-l group, and ~trs. H . 0 . Boyvcy. j .m-~ tM nnan. PTA d1k Drl\~, Corona del Mar ar· Mrs. F. W. Tunnell, Mrs. T. M.
r-to t~'O map-ri\~ home Sunday of 1ut Y.ooeek 1 Perkins. Mrs. Park~ Pt'nc:e and
zlnw and • dilcullaioo f~ 00 !rem a •w-k'a ncation at Cata-1 Mrs. Hill from lhf' HJgh School ways and JnNnS of ralaing thto JiDa &laDd. She ~ her ~nt TeechPrs Association.
· .Yftr'• budcet. son and family. w Roderick Coxes
1 rrom lOdway C'ity. I PARTY FOil caom
Follo"ing Reformation D a y
senices hela at St. Andrews Pres-
b) terian Church Sunday e\-cnin~. ;~~=~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~;; members of the choir or Christ
Church By lhf' ea. N ~ w p o r t
Rc>ach. ad,joumcod to 1.be home ol
~llss A~s Craig. 16i6 Tustin
Ave .. Costa ~ft>sa, Cor pumpkm
pie and coffee and a soc.mble hour.
IIA.JOII OPDlAftON Prof.~ E. MacGinitie, 1218 ·· Co,·e. ColU)& &!1 Mar. ls expected
1 borne this W'e(!k after a major op-
eration which be uncletwent at Queen or the Angeb hoapitaJ in
La. An~ies rece:ntl)•. He will be
con~-a18etng for several Wftk:s in
ITEADY lA VIMG
DOEtS THE JOB!
When you save sys-
tematically you'll
reach your Savings
goal sooner then
you'd expected. * Start a Savings Program here tcxiay!
Then you '11 know
real security . . . and
the things you want
will be yours.
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AD ScrriDCJS
Are 'IDnrecl Op to
110.000!
Newport laiiJoo federfll
S.Viltfl Ottd Looft
Anociotiolt
his borne. .
IIID:..Dt BACK IS BAUIOA
After being •~-ay from Balboa
off and on for the 1.ut Six month . Mr. and Mrs. Jack :\tiller ha,·e re-~ to Balboa from Palo Alto.
to stay at one or thelT apartments
at 143 E. BaJboa Blvd
BtiY ROlfE L~ IIDG~ .
Newport .Heights 9r'Oft aoot.J'tier
family •·lwfl Mr. and Mrs. Or-
,iiJe 5dlleuter ~t a new homt t~ at 535 Santa Ana Drive.
Tbe Schleute!l"' formerl7 Uwct at
123rd and Balboa Blvd ln New-
port.
\"181T IN NOBDI BOU.l'WOOD
Buck and Daisy Washburn. of
the Trader Hom abop on Main St.
in Balboa. \illt"' Mr. Washburn's
1 brotht>r and hls Wife . Mr. and 1'41"1.
Ralph Washburn, ln North Holly-
wood last week. -----
\'J!!ITS TOE PE~'DELLS
~trs. Guy Embrey. Pasadena.
mother of Mrs. Thomas RO)' Pen-
dell. Balboa, arrh·ed Wednesday
of last wl"f.'k to \'l it \\;lh the 'Pen-
dell family and $N> h~r ne\\ ~nd
son, Howard Thomas Pendell. She
r<'lumro to Pasadena this wet>l<.
BABY AIUliVE8
Residents of tM 500 blocJC in
Mar1Jo14 Ave., Corona del Mar.
a new nftlhbor. 11ae new
Uttle boy la the .an of Mr. and
llrs. Ooqclu Buell. 519 Marlaol4
Ave. He wu born Saturday. Oct. 21. at St. Joeeph Hoepltal and
we.tghe4 nearly ellbt aBd one-halt
pounds.
a&c:& .., ..... }lllo.ftl
Mr. and Ml"'. Charl8 Franda,
720 Goldenrod A\o-e .• Corona del
Mar, have returned from a vaca·
tkm trip ln the nortbwftt.
81 Tat 1'1l0M Jl'l1lftiOtTU Mr. and Mn. Harold W . Shaw.
507 Larkspur Ave., Corona del
Mar. ha\·e been c-ntertalnln.g ~.
Shaw's sistt>r, Mrs. Julia BUat crt
St. .Louis, Mo.
PI'JtC'IIASE BALBOA BOIII(E
Dr. and .!\Ira. Ernest C. Hillyer
oC W twood ha \'e purchased a
sununer home at 1310 E. Ocean
Front. Balboa.
DIANE TICS
Hubbard trained professione l audi o:-s
A\'a.llable for team openings. lndhiduals
and consultati~
Dmherly 3-7118
1
bel Be Sure ~
That One of the Votes
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ED.WARD S SHA Tn'CK. Republican
Attoraey _,.._
'Yotmg RepubUcana Oub)
•
, · SPECIALs FOR
THOMDAY. FRIDAY.
SATOIDAY. NOV. 2-3-4
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You wiD atwayaliDd ,.~me Nlu•
here! So nnlolcf your aaplcln, pick
up your lork. cmd pt ready to
eafoy our hm cut. ol teacler. auc-
culeat meal& • • • your lnorite
bnmck ol quality c:an.,.d looct. •••
llliDerall .cmcl Yitembw. AD are
PRIME VALUES ••• to .,.._. the
whole lamlly •.
llf ," -o-
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WILSOtrs
I.V.
KNUDSEN"S AA BUTTE I
Package
100 -1 Sheet
PURVEYORS OF FINE'MEA 'f.S
CORNER OF COAST BLVD. & MARIGOLD
'1D the Heart ol Coroaa del Mar"
Briclgbd'a Sugar Cured Sweetheart
WE FEATURE A -
COMPLETE ASSOITMEIIT
OF UIEa QIALITY
LIIICH£011 MEATS
Whole or
Full HaU
NO ~"-LE8 TO DEM.Dl8-Sal" Tax A.... to All
THIS MADEr IS A ~ OF ONE OF
ftiE W08LD1I LAilOi81IIUYIRG GROUPS
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HOME LOANS
Low .
"REDUCING"
Interest Rates
Low
Monthly Patmenta
* We offer you
the facilities of the
Largest
Federal Savings
Association
in O range ~ounty
Yov11 tih our conUel ~
in Mrvint yow -Ms.
LA6UNA lfACH
l'fl011e 194 -:-222 oc.. .. Ave.
B"'ns & Marsac
PLIIIill
ow_ ... ., .........
OW., cDI -•1 2-
A.to • ~ • l"'re
UUWt7 • a ... • '"'*' WOtluaea'• CompeuaU.. etc.
Courteous Information
DEPENDABLE 8ERVIOE
8uildlng permits "'Valued at
~1 were i.uued during the
rnohth of October. brtnlring the to-
IIB"'''dCU BAC?l .. o. E.UT I
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hetrick and ..
tMir four children, 422 Poi~ttla
Ave., Corona del Mar, arrived
$6.000. Gordon Findlay, builder. home Friday, Oct. 20, from a two-
W. R. Metcalf, 1614 Paelrk Or., week trip to Kansas. In Emporia
Corona del Mar, 4-room. one-atory they \1.sited Mrs. Hetrick'• mot.Mr
dwelling at 224 VIa Koran, Sll,--and father, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
000; alao 5-room, one-atory cheU· Fish , and in Topeka Mr. and Mrs.
ing at ~ Via Karon, $12,000. Chark-1 A. Ht>trick welcomed
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tal thus far tbla year.to $5,390,621,
Building Inspector Pete Nelaon re-
porU. 1'he grand tqtal ls almo45t
a rnllllon dollarl over the $4.414.-
295 in permits Issued during all
of 1949.
Owner builder. Benjamin Parker, their eon and family.
architect. j~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iliiiiiiiiiiiiii--i ... ...... hiUd
()oHM~ ....
Clifford Folaron. 311 Marguer-
ite, 5-room, one-story dwelling at
232 Everung canyon Rd. Shore
Cliffs, $12,000. Owner buHder.
Design by Fred Murphy.
Carl Hanna, 605 Jasmine, 6-
room. o~story dwelUng at .318
Morning Canyon Rd., Shore Cliffs,
~5.000. D. M. Huff, bullder. Vern
Threlkeld. archlt~t. R. L. Strickler. inclose car port
at 621 Narcissus. $150.
• John Searle jl'., 217 Goldenrod,
remodelling at 213 Goldenrod.
Fred Waring, new staliway at
118 Topaz, $1,000.
A. W. Schenkel. 221 Pearl, 5-room, one-story dwelling at tame
address, $6,000. H. J . Wood,
builder. ........
John J . Swigart, rernodeUing at
808 W._ Bay Ave.; 12.000.
Newport iWpta
Bernard Francq~. slab and footings at 444 Al11o, $100.
Newpon
· C. F. WoodmanlM!e, garage at
215 28th. $800.
H 1 Kirk "ck Richfield Oil Co, sign at ne-.· e en ~tn · foundation tatlon at 17th and Coast Hi&h-at 506 Marguerate, $500. I way $900 Florence Anderson, I"<'modvlling ' ·
at 428 Marguerite, $1.000. w:•---5 -d W k Re-x Brandt. remodelling at 405 u.uns pen ee
Gold nrod, lif:>isLE I At Warner's Hot Sprinqa
Norman Webber. Newport, 6-Swlmmlns: In the hot !;Uiphur
room, one-story dwelling at 120 pools at Warner's Hot. Springs
Via Trle te, $11,750. Robert P. was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. H.
Forbes. builder. B. Wilson. 420 E. Bay .Ave., Sal-
Marbury Yerkes, Los Angeles. boa, during the week of Oct. 15-22.
4-room. one-story dwelling at 132 The last W~-{'nd the Wilsons
Via Trieste. $14,000. J ames D. were at th~prings they were
Ray, builder. Phllmer Ellerbrock, joined by Mrs. Virginia Castle and
architect. · her daughter, Mlss Nonva Castle,
Udo ls)e Community A.ssoda-' 205 E. Gay A ve.. Balboa; M rs.
tlon. add room to club bouse, Addie HaU; and Mrs. Richard Oth-:============= mer, 1760 Ocean Blvd., Balboa. The 'Wilsons are now remodel-
ling their jewelry s hop at 205
Main St .• Balboa.
. for
You Can Do Better at
PF..CJALIZ'EI IN IUCPAD8
Day & Slpt Water Beaters
IIDdem Power Toole "1ot ..... aDd .... ,. ....
Lot PtcnriDg cmd I)JKing with Ferv-on Tlaeton
Cruahed l)eel.,....,_s Gnnlte lor DriwWa,.-
Bodr&a4 ... -'l'ef ... -._, ... _ .........
R. W. McCLELLAM & SONS
..... ..._ ... nmt1 Oeell'adlla ·
Ul CC __ " ..... ·-oa.ea .._ 'a r -Gil
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AnOINEY GENRAL
Because Sunday was Girl Scout
Day (the birthday annlve~ ol
the fowtder, Mrs. Juliet Lowe),
Brownie Troopa 14 and 29 wel'e
guests at the rnorn1nc servtee at
St. Andrews ~byterian Quach. • • • ~ty~ new potential Girl
Scout leaden have been •EP' t lillt-
lng Newport Harbor at the train-
Ing eo..ne atwn at the Girl 9eDut
Howe ln"I..q\ma. 1'be four wedr
eoul"'le .... been held ada ,....
day, throQch todl.y. ~
of fteldl of Scouting, l'eiiOUI'C!e IM-
Wria} and crafts are put of tbe coune. .
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We, more than aQ)' other ll'Q'lP lmow the vital lmpor-taBee
ol a cood Attorney General, we have carefully weighed the
recordl; there Ia only one ehoi~Edward S. Shattuck.
FRED f'OitC't', Au~· eo-.-..
We know that Shattuck wall not san1fice Callrornla'& rlghta
to water, for the sake of political expediency.
A. J. SCHUTTE, R-c~a«n· c--....
EdWU'd $. Shattuck the onl,y \-Cteran running for .-\ttOf'IMIS'
Geaeral Is a true American and vigOl'OUa ftgbtu.
DR. PAt 'L AIL"'iOLD, ,..,_.. eo--.. ...
Good sovemment is fair iO\""eniiDellt, we lmow ~ ~
tuck ltancl& -w.'re for bim.
ROW'AIID IUYf, ... N.mwn' COM Inc
...... Fll ...... becAI...,
!lbattuc:k '!'ill fiCbt the elements that woOl destroy 4*r
State and Nation and flebt to enforee U. laws that Pf'O-
Mct our bomeL · ·~ SliP ..... .._., Cwz tr
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DISTINCTiVE DESIGNS
IN IOXE-0 CA.DS
Peew"'nt Prink
Fine E11treYint'
Un~Auel Drewi1191
p; PSONALIZED CARDS
FOR All TASTES
Gifts from
OREN MARGRETA
Imports
1307 eo.,, Sl .. d.
COf'One del M • r
He rbor 1)7)
Open Surd•)'\ 10 e.m. to 5 p.m.
Ql.•o••
Q~•u
• By ANN
\\'t:> ba,,•n't ('\PO ~m th<'m all ~-<'1. but t h<') c-ertain!) must be
bMtut iful that ts. the ne-w dresst"S
just twlm: unpack<'<~ a t O'Brien'
t:'rom all the "ooooh's and ahhh's"
that •~ ('t)minlt from back in the stockroom. C'ollt'<'n and t feel mu.•
wt> llr<' mi ing something. being
J(Qft or stntionuy he.>~ ln the win-
dows .... wnen "~ that nrst peek Ill tht> l'lfqUi itt'
new froeks.
U ~·oi an> .,-a ... hac to JtO to a
"Pf"clal a ffair Utls mo~~Ul. you
luul wtwr harry oa Ia te ..,..
,. ~ ltf"A' Carl~·,. •.....-. For -~ tlitt'rfl •• a .,.., .. ~'~& ......
lll&ll rHI" I• ""oo1 jf>Mif'Y •dtla aa •n ...,..w ta II: '•i II: ..nor
-.ottr. A.Jaotlter l..p~Koe Jei'WY Is
(' .... "1tll ~·arw trW. ......
eU..r rk'll "1.,. Ute raa•·-.-e \'~ ~. a. a llttlle Ia~ .... t'"'"' •• a .--. JteW -'"-,.ran~ fMIIt "'hldlls .. -rl
tills ra.JI an4 ·t• fa•t ~ a ,....,. .,..... ,.,..,.....:
I've seen tht' nt>W pink wool ~r
IleY ~ilh the-,·ery feminine pearl
trimming and contrasting cum-
merband. and it just makes me
drool. And O'Brien's have se\'era.l
little lil(h t weight wools of the
famous "Albatross" materiat'which
ls importt'd from F r&nce. It is
made' up in tailored lyles In basic
colors and pastc>ls that may be dn.>ssC'd up or down with your ac·
cessorit> .... d rE'S es that will _go
many pla.e<>s and give mi-lady a
ft'<'lin~ or ellS<' and t>-njoyment.
You'rt> lxlund to ft'C'I smart this
season m a jc>rsey. \·el\'et or \'el-
wtec.>n. h~r wogl or failJe.
Comf' and ~ tilt> nt>w ~!
FamOOA d~N ror Carl)~.
Arro•rhf'ad, L'Aic'loa aad otlwn
... , ... C'l'f'ated tltftn, ... .-y
ra•lft' l.ll price freln Sl1.t5 to
llli. w .. uv~ t.llle dreee.,... ~
lookf•• for. Party-IINI aM ea.-
aal a~riH. too, a~ a, ... ,.
abl.-at O'Brt~·.., h•d8!1fblc
flap. now,.,..... .... rt c'lo\'ft.
..... rrs aad ;"·elry. Drop I• for
a look! •
P . S V~>lma has a secrt't - -•
a llpt>Cial purchase whlch may ar-
rive soon! She-has been ablt> to
procurt> six original dresses ---
designer's models • - -from an
t>Ut<'m fashion house. ~re is
only one of each of these dresses
made'. so tht>y are really individ-
ual. Not so expc.>n i\'e -either ....
you won't want to mis them. -
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1•11 OOAll'l' BOVUCVAab •
COitOHA DEL IIAA ..........
Lee Shipley
OIUGnfAIA .
O.tomandR-«rlllldt
P'aatl., Au I~
lnfant., C..t, ICIUIIBa. lladt ••• c.-..... ~
Gall B'f~r announces the ~n
lng or a second But1er Br05. meat
department. with Bt'Otht-r Ft"t'd In cha~e. Thjs one is at Mayfield'•
Marke t at 1741 Nt>wport A\"e., In
Costa Mesa - --sam<' quality of
111eats and standards or service u
at Butler Bros. at the Qoast SupPr
Market in Cot'Ona del Mar. at 60\
Coa.st Bh·d. _....:,.. ____ _
Monthly ~ck Jn('("tlng for Pack
180. Cub, Scouts and their parent. ";u ~ heJd at 7:30 p. m. tomor-
row (Friday) c:>\-ening at the Co-
rona del Mar Sc:bool.
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