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Harboa' 1114 cmd 1115 CORONA DEL MAIL CALIF.
jor Ousted; iller
CDM Woman Killed As Autos
The Log
b, HOI>
Racing MG'a lAst night broughtl
death to a 32-year-old Corona del
Mar woman u one or the cars
turned over on Bayside Dr. near
the Balboa Yacht Club. Mary
Genevieve MacAlvey of 438 Fern-
leaf Ave. was killed, and her hus-
band. Stuart Blaine MacAlvey.
was injured. The other car did
not stop, and local pollee are Sf'('k ·
ing to dete rmine tht> ldc>ntity of
tht> occupants.
P ollee patrol ofCiCE'1'11 John
Bloom and Harold Kennecty were
just entering Balboa Island about
8 :50 last night to investigate a re·
port of two MG's racing on the is-
land when two cars passed them ,
turned right onto Bayside Dr. and
sped toward Corona dE>I Mar. The
police car turned at Balboa Ave.
and Marine on the Island to ~<lve
chase.> and arrivc-d a t thr scenr of 1
the acddf'nt just a fpw . et'ond.J
aft<'r It had occurred. I The two bodies were lying on
Bayside Dr. Thf' woman was dead
on arrival of t~ pollee, and h<>r
body was tak<'n to Baltz Mortuary.
ThE' man. suffrring hruist>s and
cuts. was takPn to Hoa~ Hospital.
wht'rl' policE' wert' to qurstion him
this morning, but hospital atten-
dants said he wa s stiU under seda-
tivfc'S.
Mrs. MacA1v<'y's survwors. tn
addition to her husband. includt> 1
two daughters. K ris nnd Cari; hE'r 1
mother, Mrs. Ida Boyd of Santa I
Ana. and a brother. ROAA Boyd of
Portt'rvillf'.
Monday evening wu not a bright
spot in Newport Beach history.
Just about everyone on Oty Coun-
ciy can share In the discredit -• •
excep1 for the brand new Council-
man. that is ... Ex-Mayor Andy
Smith can claim his portion of
blame, for politics is after aJI the
busineu of getting along with peo-
ple. in addition to honesty and in-
tegrity, and It must be said that
while he's long on the latter two
virtues. he's no charm school
graduate .... Let me add, how-
ever. that I can overlook that
failing. because the other qualities
arc the important ones .... For a
momt>nt Andy Smith had a glor-
ious victory In his lap, still mayor
after the first vote t o declare the
office vacant. but he could not rt"-
sist a dig (and perhaps an accur-
ate onel that th~>re'd be a new
m ustering or forces to kick him
out ... and that ga,·e thE' cue to
Norman Miller to do a switcht>roo
and vote for ouster. . . . Which
brings the qu..tlon. why the fir11t
Miller vote in favor of Mayor
S mith-and the mMt likely an-
swer. that a favorable votr was
the best political expedient (to
keep in good with Andy', backers.
of which there are scverall and Lobst BaJc
lf't the onUll of df'moting the er e
mayor falJ on Braden Finch and 1
Les Isbell. who can takE' it , with Pr Listed the help of the brand n ew rt>Crult. ogram
Gerald Bennett. Howevt>r, Mr.1 Benne tt took the wist> step of Highlights of the> Corona df'l
side-stepping the hot potato a nd 1 Mar 'Jirt'asure Days and Lobstt'r
the firs t vote was deadlocked and Bake program were a nnounced
the motion lhUll defeated .... The 1 this w<-ek by CUff Uonbargt'r.
cue for the Miller switcheroo looks
1
genE-ral chairman of th<' evt>nt.
flimsy at bes t. grabbing at a which is sponsored by the Corona
straw pE'rchance as best lAid dE>I Mar Busln('SS Assn.
Race
.....~
A• 1~•.1• N .. .,_,_
co.aiac 1M eadn dey
ol Newpcwc Bacb..
VoL 5-No. 7
amed
G.tBenneH
Appointed
Andy Smith camt> throu~h wtt h
a brief first round victory in Mon·
day evening's mant>U\'t'ring for thP
mayor's chair. but a momPnt larPr
a revt>rse by Councilman "i'orm'lll
Mlllt>r pulled the chair from un·
der Andy, and Norm himself i' our
new mayor.
There's alSo a nt'" councilman.
although this important fa<'l wa.s
somewhat O\'t>rshadowed b~ tht> I fig ht over the mayoralty Thf'
surprise choice is Gerald C Ben·
nett of Ct'ntra l :-<ewport. who t>X·
plained latt>r that ht> had no mk-
ling of what was coming until
1 Councilman Isbt>U had called him
that noon to ask him if hP would
acet>pt a ppomtment
Thf' drama bl'1;3n \\ith th<' mo-
tion by Councilman LA>s Isbell tn
chan&t' thf' rr~ular ordt•r of bwn-
ness for tht' purpt'ISt· ot ltP~Int
in~ a nt'" councilman The mn-
t ion was appro' e-d O\ t•r t hP lonP
objectton by ~1a\Or Smith, whn
asserted that tht• rt>Spons1b11itv
should rest wtth tht> pec~plc.> n<''
thl' Council. becaus.-the nP\' roun-
cilman would ha,,· rhrl'1 11nd 11
half yl'ars to serve.
Councalman Mlll<'r qu1ckl~ rt>-
vealed the thinkjnc of tht• m'tjor-
ifY by btog~.nnin~ a nommatm~ pet'ch. e:xplaimng first that ''we
f~J W(' t'an't do a ~ood job unleSS
""" havt> a full rounc-il... BC'for••
he could namf' tht> majonty'o;
choice. F.d Heah or Ct>ntrnl :"lev.·-
port intt·rruptt>d t(l 11sk 11 c-om-
munications relatin~ to n nt>w
rouncilman rould tx> r<'ad lirst
~1ayor Smith backl'd him up and I saJd he bcli€'vt>d :\lr Miller wa"
1 out of ordt'r m makan,.-: a nomina t-
in~: speech.
Councilman Finch asked Cll'
Attorney Harr~ Blod~ctt'c; opin-
ion. and the c1ty attorney ;;atti I !Clmtlnut>d on Pas:t• fi t
schemfc'S gang aft a-g ley .... I find Kkk-off wtll bt> t he Arbor DRy THIS IS TilE IS<TBATOR that thf' Ea_.,jp llacubator I"ODd l.. bu~·
it m06l amazing and. let Ull say, parade, whi<'h will bt> led by tht> I~ for thP llo.c-~f'morial H08JHtal. Thf' lncubltt.or 1 .. a.lrf't«<y th.-n
unsportsmanlike. that such an im-1 El Toro Marine Band along Coast -alrP~d\ h(•lvlnJ: to !Ill\ f' thP II\ ('8 of bnbh·~nd thf' dol~lh from A • u d r·
mcnsely importa nt ma tter as Hlghway at 11 a.m. Saturday. 0<-t. nf'W EnlllJ:D '"-l.b!orriJ>llou \\1 11 ~~· thf' bill ror thl .. nr~~t'r M NL. gam n er ue
choke or a n<'w councilman should 11. to tht' Scout Jambort>e Build-lhry c;ray. R.S ., ~u()f'r~IJWr or tht> ~Atl'rnlty Ward .t tJHo hospi-
bl' don£' \\ithout evt>n a word of inJ;:. Aft<'r planting is donf' at thAt tal, Attf'n<l"' ll nPw-born b8b~·-yf'~ thf'rf' I~> n tJny lwlby In thl' in-J Tht> urdmanC'\' transferrin~ tHX
consultation with th<' mayor of site t .,._ Marine Band will l~'ad the <'Ubator. 1 phr "' t-~· n ·<'knt"r 1 asst>ssinJ: and roiiN'tJon t n t r. "
th<' town! ... But ev~>n more un-crowd to th<' Lobstt'r Bake a t ----t'•>unt\ ~ •• s IO'I•I(JU(.'('d at :\fonday
sporting was the utter disrel{ard MA r~llt>ritf' ,\vi' And Cnast B lvd. I nym· g Saucers I New Co~tnct'lman 1'\I'OIIi~·s COUOl'll mt>t'ttnl! an;:uE'd by the Big Threoe of City Council Fr€'Sh lobster dinners wfll be " at length by Realty Board mrm·
of the very important desire of a serv<'d both Saturday and ~unday, I bc-rs. thf'n passt'd to st'('('lnd rf'ad-
Jarge segment of th<'ir ~nstitu-Oct 11 and 12. beftinning a t noon. R port d Here I Crl";atd c 84.'nn••tt .. lht· "urprts•·' In~. which may tak<' plaN> "''"t ents: the request for consideration TherP will be-ridfc'S and ~amr<:, e e appotnf(•f' '" thr :"t·~ port lit~ I :'\lunda~ ('V,t'nins:
of a West Newport representative. me rchandisl' honth!l. anti pril<'S C'olln<'ll. 1s il l:l-~ror rt'!'itdf'nt of !'tanlt'' Had!u ld C'halrmlln ,1f
to say nothing of the advisability throughout th<' two days. includ-"Flyin~ saucl'r" rormallons O\er thP HRrho~ Ar<·~· no" makt>s ht" tho RRahv &lard'~ fact findmc
or Jetting the voters choose the 1ng the grand prizes or a sewin,:: the Harbor Area, app('8rtng twict> homr al l.)(ll \\ Balboa. Rh·d m rommlttl't'~ slud rounh land as-
new councllrrian, rather than let machinl' and a gas rani!<' in th<' t>arly morning hours of C'f'n lral NPwport. and SinN' 1940 : ,essment h€'rr is $241 ~420 hil::hPr
it be a political dedsion .... So Saturdav t'VPnts will inC'Iud<' Tuesday, wr re reported by two has 1>\--~n ~ partnf r ~lh Charlt":,. than tht• nt\ s rostin~ w $10.000
much for our political sermon for also the Jamboret> QU<'<'n selt>Ction Corona dt>l Mar women who wert' F:· :\1d 't'll m m•·nrr.;htp and opera-a vear Ht; !laid the rounty dis-
today: all good luck to our ambi-and entertainment by membt>T'll standing .... atch 1\t th<' a1rcraft ob-I uon or thr Balboa l'ransft>r C'o ntirunatl'. b\ a se.~m~:: land 10 thl'
tious boy mayor. and to the new of the Horace Ht-idt troupe Early St>rvor post in thl' Lido I sir Com-With hC'adquRrt• N m C(\';tt\ MPAA Cit) at 25 2;, of sale prie<'. and
councilman .... we'll we watching S unday morning then• will again munlty Ccntt'r tower. Mr·. Rt>nnt't i:;; an Ok lahoman C1uts1de {I( thP city 23.i ro:.. of salt'
and reporting. be the treasur<' hunt t he search Mrs. Karl S. ~'Ctatt>r and Mrs. by birth and c-ar ly ('ducallon camt' pn~ Hf" chargt>d thar it ~ould
The Council allgnmt>nt is ct>r-for tht> burled tn>asure ch~t. Jamt>c; Whyte <;aid they saw the out this way in 1937 and ~ot to thl-not be nght to tum owr &SS<'SSim:
talnly a far cry from tht> new look There will also be a pet show. fi rst t:roup At 2:35 a.m Tuesday, Harbor Art>a by way or a job to the rount~. "wh1ch is so demon-
produced by thP ''people's man-fashion preview, local talent rn-tra\ f'lhn~ at tl'rriflc s peed from throu~h an Pmploymt>nt. agf'ncy strably unfair."
date" elt>Ctlon of last April, not six tertalnment and a garden show. wf'st to t>ast in perft>Ct V forma-When hE' and Mr McNetl got to-Carl Thomas Rf"alt~ B oard
months ago .... I still find the tion. They estimated 15 to 20 gethcr a s partners, thetr transft'r pt't"Sident, said tw rPit that we grt
Coundl's "approval after the deed" City Treasurer AsJc:s , separate objects. t>ach with a sort headquartt>rs was first tn thE' Bay tx>ttE>r ge veming by l!owming our-
method of spending the dty's F an Du . f H J b golden or orangt' glow, not round Island ~aragt>, which they oper-selvfc'S rath<'r than turn O\ l'r fun<'-
moooy distasteful: the O.K. for or nu ties 0 er 0 l or flat but rather oval ln shape. ated for Bay Island, for a while tions to the rount)
$324.80 for dty advertisin.: in Mrs. Florenet> Cooling. city treas-'The objf'cts disappE'ared as mys-also owned and operated the> OrciE' [)t>fpndln~ tht> taxin~ transfl'r
three newspapers. ads that weN' un>r without pay, who gets her l tPrioush· and suddenly as they had Taxi but sold it just after ttw \\'8r. wa .. c; \V G Perro" ,,r Curuna del
published before any action b) ~')() a mooth as ~puty tax collt>C-
1
rome into view. j Ln 1944 their <'XPBndinst transfc-r Mar. who cltl'd fi l!\lrt>S 111 ,upport
Council; credit to Andy Sm ith for tor, asked City Council Mon~~ At t·o7 a m tr'ley spottf'd the bu.~m<'S!-was moved to the build-of his chars::e that clty aS!It"~in~
bringing It out in the open. and evening that all duties of c•ty et' nd ·ro~ti~n which appeared 1 1n~ at 15th nnd Balboa Blvd .. and has hN'n Ia." nnd preferential, fa-
for voting "no". • • • There ~a~.~rer s hould tx-turned over. to ~~0 tx, much fast~r than the first. !)O\'... thry arP at 192!'; Harbor Bhd "onn~ C'\'rtain. areas of th<' C'ity
was 8 reaction or dismay a mon$: her snd t~t run compemanon lt>ss dis tinct. tra\'C•IIin~ in th~ m < CKtA ~1· sa ov r otht'rs \\1th Corona &-1 . ~1ar
E ist>nhow<'r support('rs when th<' for th<'SC duties be.> made from the sam<' dir~ction In both cases the Th<' 43·~ ('a r-old roundlman '" one of thf' areas A!tSessro ht~ht>r
Dick Nixon contributJon story day of eJection." She sta t~ that ~b"<'rV<'rs car~it>d out tht'ir rou-m<'mbrr of the C<'ntral N.-wport I by tht' city than by the rounty.
broke. but thert' is a far different after the ~Jection she was dirt>Cted ti,;c Instructions. rt>portlng lm-Community As..~tatio., "'a.s a C'-1 •
((!('ling after seeing and hearing by the oty manager to perform mf'dlatt>ly to th<' F ilter Cent<'r in ti\'t' in its or~nJza•wn thrf'<' years Bl ff M ~ S the youthful Californian defend only part Of the duties of tftu• Santa Ana . a~o. St'f'\ed t hf'n OlS ItS \1C<'-pN"S~· U ee ... ng un.
his Integrity in a dramatic. heart-urer. wt.He other tnasurer duties A flying saucer formation was ck>nt and ~at<'r as dirt>Ctor. Hill A mHtlac W1U bfo IM>Id "' ~ p.
warming speech Tuesday nt.ght were aalgned to the finance ottl-ted b . Dr and Mr~ Fronk 1 \\'lft' Jpnn ts • till S(>CJ'Cta~ of th<' m. SUIWiay at UIC'< Hmt> nt <.,ol .
. . . and it was really Nixon who cer. ~~~An i'nd l\fr and :\Irs Don as"OCI8tion ---and has Just jolnt'd A "' SMith M6 was the hJghlight of that fabulous ~ Wh t t>'ghbo ~ho ~('!'(' ~land-lhf' Ot'" Sandy Stt'lner real Mt&tt' :!.. -:-...... ~ c~ ~ ... -~r. to
$50-a-plate Republican dinnel" that WHO AM J? I in ) 0~·~~~ n{'~ their ho~s on I off!('(' In co~ta H.~ Her (ln. ~m ...... f ~ f t.h
even ing at the Bay Club. whc~ I'm jaat .W~. t.at I'd M!r •uC'rite An•. in Corona ck>l For::Jtom •• n. ~~ . n Ha.rbor H 1 ~ h ctl_., .. tJ rc:: f.;: <'.,
Rep. Joe Martin was t hedospeakear, IJIII:e to •-· U you WtMIId Ma/ about tn p. m . Monda)' and ~'lld~•lr l'N'd•'J\f"d h~~_.dC'gn>ei at ~~ ~ W~ .:_ s ... ~
for Nixon got 8 tremen us ov -fted • ~ for liM'~ AU th ronnatlon spt'('d O\'t'rhf'3d \.:\ r v ~ An .. n .... ..,..gong rn-f'Oitfo'lf. wtlo .... --"" &1'0 ~
tJon and an \Dl&nirnous vote of f I sar w I' th to north lind turn to-g~nl'f'l' '" Alhamhn~ ..--........ ..._ .. ta a ........ _...._ Ia __ ;1...... d heck ror $1 000 alone. but aot Clr OD«· rom sou ...... , ..__ 1 11 ... _r .. ,~ -..-"''" ~ UOI:nct'. an a c · Fam ct rtory wUJ hfJ w8rd tht' O<'t''tn Last Fridav. at .... r Hv ,,.,.n n l'O tl~ ,,.-on•. tlw> llllllllp, ~ tbat ~
tot' hil campaign .. · · Joe Marti~ f' ~ 8 ·z:? p m Oon Miller of 11;'1 Aliso )lr EWmwtt Sft) • "and this ts ,.....,.. -~ ...,._., ...,. ...... 'added the weight of hla polltJca YOW' re · A·, c.. ·N .. ~ port Ht-htht report~ pN>t t) much C\f a Ul'Jlll"l to In(' .....,.. ... ,_ 0 er ., .,. --.
ltature to an~Wfl'ln.!., .. what ~I What's My v-L--?· a '.B. to poll« that he had ~n what he 1 too. ···~ rot a lot to k-ern! but tfttla ......... ., It ..... t•rmecl ... -~ta.v.AJ smear UIU. ~ lbt>llf'VM to be fl.)'tng .. UCf'l'l hMd-ru do Ill.)' bftt to de . ROM job -........ -~ and ID P.& . ._ ,_ _. ..._ lftlln a .,..t«IY dlftctloa. far thl city ... .. .... .
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Pe19e 2
~(·~ -)10~. -Tt.'ES.
Ll.:"DA DARNELL
"ISLAND OF DESIRE"
GE:"'E EVANS
~lARY WELSH
"PARK ROW"
fled ads h1we
1t proven means of reaching buyen
for all sorts of merchandlse-U.e
them' Phone HArbofo 1114.
DON'T JtJDGE
BY LOOKS ALONE
To judge uphohtered furniture
"'•rely by loo•• alone is often •
corily mistake. A piece may
combine good de1i9n. simpliciry of
line end • hendsome ~ver, IIUT
of the iMer condruction is not
•lurdy end well-built it is likely to
.. 9 quidly end becolfte en un·
comfort• ble eyesOf'e.
We c.tlielty """-you ta c-•
"' ............. Y" •" •""' ..................... ow .. ,..
t •~·-~ ........ w.·,. e-.. ............ ,....
Thursday, S.ptember 251 1152
HAll OASA OON'FEBENOE
Fall Board retreat of the Unlt-
ed Church Women of Southern
eamornla is being held this week
at Mar Casa on Balboa laland.
Highlight of the retreet ls a talk
by Miss Elsle Ferria, lawyer-mis-
sionary, who has just returned
from Africa. Among the local
womt>n a ttendlng the meetings ls Mrs. P . F. Baines, president of the
Newport Harbor Unlted Church
women.
cus~u 6me!j~~2r;P~ER l:;jw4 'I' ~ OF NEWPORT BEACH
,.,. .......... ., ... ~ ...... City ., .... ,.,. .... C.llf. ()fRee •'"' ~ ,&...t &.! tile IEMip h!Wifl9, 1164 C...t lo.!,,...4. CoNM clel Mot.
TB.EPHONIS: HArMr 1(14 _. 1111
* • * The NEWPORT HAUQR ENSIGN hat been dotormin.d to bo e newt·
pejSor of 9enarel circulation by Jlldtmollt ol the ~~ri« Court end by reason
thereof Is \~~~~~1 to p..~bllth oil public notiCe~~ required by low. * * *
btwe4 • Cia• ....... ., '" tha , ... OfRc. ot c.r... 4ef War, c.nf.
ORT C'I!.,r:.
/ '· ( ~ '' (
.. ''· """ ~· . -. , . ' '· ..
T-.e Ia 10110 at lhlt p. a. ...,,. rw taeab'e ~ • NOW SHOWING I
the fabu·
lous "
MOJUD
"magic
motion"
stockings
THAT RITA
HAYWOJlTH
DA."C£-
TESTED
FORM
MILES lN
HER NEW
OOLUIIBlA
PICTURE,
''A~AI& IN
TRISIDAD"
520 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar
HATb« 2lJ2-W
HAL
DIKE
Says:
"SCHOOL AND ACCIDENTS"
~o .n yeor ot thos fme we try to re·
mind yo, '"'•' ir is good busir'len to
corry o r c de n I insurance on your
youl'lgsters. It poys to buy off yeor.
24-hour prolocf on, but if you ca n't
lford ot. JUVEN ILE SECURITY which
covers ludol'l•s while ot school is o
wo,derful b ... ) Yow cor t go for
wr •q fo, \1.50 "pp1ic~tion~ o•e
avo "b o , • ..,, f, ce The reg~ o•
,ra~wton:~ bel' but ·r Y .JJ ... en •
io<e ot ·"~"' d, ·o~e JUVENILE SE CUR.ITY
Hal Dike
INSURANCE I IONDS
H I I Newport llvcl. HATbor 402
NEWPORT lEACH
IOEAS I
LEARN THE
INSIDE SEORY
~••• ture it has a riurdy frame
---ha,.,wood pNferebly, witt.
cl041ble-doweled loltt+t end rein-
fOf'Cecf cornen. Sprint wppom
mecle of lnteriacecl -bbi119 wiN
resist sat lontest. HaAd·ife4
sprints ere still contlclarecf tfte
most satisfactory. F1fli~tt may b.
-. hair. foam rvbiNr. TMM
ere 'ell resillattt a nd cl11reble.
AlVO l. HA»A .,.._ -' hWhllor ,E& HM'A • ...._.... Wltot
CAL lOOT Acfvorthl-e
• SUISCli,.IOH RATES *
Oflo Yoer, In the He~ "'"--.... -·-·~·-... $2.50
One YMr, ouhid'e of the He~,.,.._. .. ........ _._ ....... 3.00
• lATa POl IIHIWALS * One YMr, In ttlo HertMw Alooe--..-·-·-··-....... _ ........... _.$2.00
ON Yoar, outaicfe of tfto Harbor lvM------··---.. ---· -··-···---2.50
Walfflt M4,..: 1104 C..lt '-'"ertf. CeoroN clel Mar, C.hfontla
50 Eabies iD for
Arbor Parade
I Fifty organizations have a lready
signed up to participate In the Ar-
bor Day Parade which will open
I the Lobster Bake aJ]d Jamboree I ceremonil's on Saturday, Oct. 11,
1 by fonnlng a celebration to honor
the landscaping of the Boy Scout
Jamboree headquarters, on Coast I Highway just west ot MacArthur
Blvd n~ar Corona del Mar.
Parade usembly chalrman, Ted
I Hambrook, has Issued tfle follow-
ing order for the parade which
will be led by the U. S. Marine
Marching Band. Second In line
will be the grand marshal and
honored guests.
Plane Spotting
Meeting Monday
A meettnc of &Jrc.raft observor
peraonnel and tholae interested in
that project has been called for
8 p.m. Monday at the Newport
Elementary School, OUef Ql)Ser-
vor Allan Crlsell annoWJces. (The
location has been changed to the
school from the City Hall.)
Present to answer questions and
give lnforma Uon will be Cuba
Morris, county coordinator for the
Ground Observor Corps, and Lt.
Walt~r Landon, in charge of the
rllter center In Sunta Ana.
Additional personnel are needed
to provide 24-hour vigilance at tbe
observation post in the Udo Iale
Communlty Center tower, accord-
Ing to Mr. Crisell. Vohmt~rs can
call the Chamber of Commeree
office, Beacon _7'rf2.
lt4G.4~fs
Your FamtJ.y ~UI"aDt
(ca...~)
I•UVou& 111ft.
Bartlor liNe 0... ... liar
TheAr(hes
-roar a.t to the
Oout SIDa. 1 ....
FINm FOOD8
()0()1lTAIL8
COAST HI&HWAY AT
THf AlCHES
Now,.,t a..dl
The floats and marchJng ele-
ments or the parade will be In four
sections. S<'cUon 1 will include
all decorated vehicles entered by
A.ssocla tions. Section 2 will in-
clude Girl and Boy Scouts and
School entries. Section 3 Includes
all decorated cars entered by busi-
neu finns. Any business house ,
planning to ent('r is asked to con-~ tact Mrs. Grant Howald In Corona
del Mar. Section 4 Includes aU r:=========:::=-:;:.:. City of Newport Beach entries,
JOHN VU.£I.I,l:
..._ IIU ----------~
I
rnJ ceUanc.>ous and individual en-
tri~.
The parade will start at 11 a.m.j
from the COM\('1' or Coast Blvd.
~t.nd Poppy Ave. in Corona del Mar I
and mo.,·!! down highway 101 to
the Jambor~ headquarters buUd-
lng. where planting ceremonies
will be ht'ld, under the SJ)Ot'WOr-
shJp ot the Woman's Ch-ic Leaeue.
Delano Paintings
Are on Exhibit
The first complete showing of
John Delano's paintings are now
on exhibit at Ragan's Restaurant
in Corona del Mar. Delano is a I World War II Vt>tcran who was
knocked out or the fight at the
Italian battle of Salerno with 14
bullet holes in him. He has studit>d
1 in Los Angei('S art schools and Is
·now living In Laguna.
I Norman Chamberlain, local ar-
1 tist, who chose Mr. Delano's paint-
angs for the Ragan exhibition. says
he has great decorative feeling
and promises to be one of the
great young painters out or Lo8 Angeles.
DAl'OHTER, 8 1\Bl' \'l!iiT
I Special visitors at tht' home of
Mrs. Leo Paquet. 506 Pomsettia
Ave., Corona del Mar. are her
daughter. Mrs. James Wirrick and
her daus:htf.'r Kart'n, who was born
Aug. 23. Karen was just a mit"
old when her daddy. Capl James
Wlrrick, ~ot a glimp.-;e of h('r just
before leaving for th~ far east.
Use EnsJgn Classified ads.
Bane's
c
Real Mexican Foods
e Enchiladas e Tacos e Tamales e Chili Rellenos, etc. e Steaks
o,_,. 5 to t :JO p. "'· -OOMCI MoiMIIap
La
9U Oo.at Hwy.
i)osla
HE,_.,R Y'S
COCKTAIL BAR
on Miracle Mile. Newport
'lit FEATUBJNO * SPAIISH FIOD
Happy Attitude Hour
(PNetke floee at otar pjaao ..,.)
S p. m. to 7 p. m.
~tary Ho,.. d'oeu\',....
Your~ llartellde,..: He1U'7 aT..;
Newport .._. er..e. 1101
SPECIALIZIII II
Visit Our Beautiful
Cocktail Lounge
SEA r:ooos SAl'S SEAFOOD
AT THE SI6N OF THE SWOIOfiSH
16278 Coaat Hwy •• Swfaide Long Beach 8-2405
Cocktails
French and Italian Dizmera
70S COAST IUGHWAY
COBOKA DEL MAB
BArbcw 1102
.
Tla'lr .. q, •••• nber 11. liM
Robert ...... Ncmwd
To Stat• GOP Ccwnmttte.
RobertS. Barnes of Bay Shores Seven new nvmbers and com-jeet. Soving with tbe ways and
hu been appointed u member ol rnittee chalnnen for the y~ar W.J't' fn4!ana oommlttee aa ~d of tht
the executive committee of the Introduced by the ~nt, Mn. AuxJIIary's biKge.t project of the
Republican State. Committee, It is WUfr~ Berta. at the nrst fall year will be Mn. 0 . G. Suea u
annoW'\oed by Chairman Lauab-meeting of the Newport Hlrbor chairman of the annual Hearts
lin E. Waters In Loc Angeles . .Awdlia..Y of the ChUdren'a Home and Flowers Ball Mrs. Martin
Other Orange Co\U'Ity aPPOintees Society held 1\lcsday at ~ bay-wlll destgn the decorations for the
are Mnl. June Blodgct MoOre a nd fl"'nt home or Mra. E. c. Martin. party, which is set for Feb. 13.
Gordon X. Richmond. Balboa Island. AulaUne M.n. Mar-Mra. Ora Chipman, aree dJrec:·
tin u luncheon ha.t.ea8 were Mn. tor or the Children's Home ~ Did ~ re.ad the Want M 0. G. Suess. Mrs. Frederic Cleary ciety, spoke briefly on the work
pagea today! and Mrs. Logan Hendricltlon. or the society as the opening pro.
The new members. who hacf gram speaker or the year. N~
been previously fet~ by the board officers wen" also introdllced to
members at a luncheon at the Bal-the group, They Include MnJ.
boa Bay Club. were Mrs. Charles Suess as vice prf'sldent: Mrs. WII-
Sploer, Balboa Island. Mra. Emory llam Schock. treasurer: Mrs.
Moore and Mn. Davtd Ballantine Clear y, recording St>cretary: Mrs.
of Balboa: Mrs. Ralph BeaU of F. E. Huber. corresponding secre-
Laguna Beach; Mra. Mort Porte-tary, and Mrs. Martin as parlla-
ous of Beacon Bay; Mra. B. N. De-mentarlan.
scnberg of Col"'na del Mu; and :;;;;;::;;;;;;~;;:;.;;~;;;,;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;; ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Ml~ Maggie Price of Balboa
..oil Island. RetrumJng active statUI!
HOME
LOANS
At Or.,.._ County'a
L..ding Hom• Lendinc:
ln1titv+ion
QUICK
24 HOUR SERVICl
LOW
EASY
MONTHlY PA YM&IT'S
FRIENDLY
SYMPATHETIC SERVICE
I WE IUY ~UST DEEDS I
ON WILL LOCATEO HOMES '----------.
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
& lOAN ASSOCIATION
m ()c.., AYenue
PhoM: ... , '"
LAGUNA BEACH
with the group wUI be Mrs. A. V.
Andrews of Corona ckol Mar and
Mrs. Walt~r Cole of Balboa llland.
Mrs. Berl$ announced the follow-
ing committee chairmen for the
year: Mrs. H. Payne Thayer. pro-87 ANN
gram: Mrs. Joeeph RJgp, ways The latest fashion forecast sa"" and meens: Mrs. Challen Landers, _yv legislatloo: Mra. David Corson, "laugh at the weather ," for. no
h ,._. 1 matter what the weather , you'll hostess; Mrs. Jo n ~tRt>r, t~ ~-... _ bl . MTLIUM r d phone: Mn . Tuller Topper. pubUc-~ comforta t> '.n a tne
lty· Mrs. Hendrickson. apedal pro-coat. It _set'rns tm~i~le. but the I • current ISS\Jt' of "Life' magazine 1 rPvrall! tht' truth about this mJr-~ I acuJous fabric- -and at O'BRIEN'S
you can find R.osewin coats with
thi.s amazing Milium lining which
says. "Be ~mart ... IG!'ORE the
weathf'r! With a new Rosewin
Coat. you'll tX' comfortab~ wher-
Panhel Board
To Plan Tea
ever you go." Members of th<' board of Har-
bor Panhellenic will mec.>t at 2 p. Tht> rt>AIIOD Is that MlL n '!'l
m. Tuesday at the hom£' of Mrs Is a m.-tal lnsulot .. d lining ...
Kenneth Cooling to c:Uscu.<~!l plans It rneau wa rmt-h wttt10ut wPI"ht
for the Oct. 8 ml'mbershlp tt>a. and wtthout bulklnt>M. .I1.1At like
The tea is to be hl'ld a t Mrs. ('ool-thf' ~troock wool fubrlcs IPnd
tng's hom<'. 29 Srhoonrr Rd., fW\· tht"fllM'h'f'1J to a bf>autJfaJ coat
con Bay. from 3 to 5 p. m. All on th.-out&df'. Xll.R'M h•
memtM>rs of na t1ona I 11oron li<'<~ who Jmt what milady want. lllNdf'.
livt> in the Haroor Ar!'a Arr in-lt'11 that lm portRnt nt>w lhtlnr:
vitPd to attend. that dra&>H aad tailors r-ud -
Host('S..'l<'S ,.,Ill hf-:\fr!' C'oolin~ fully. OU\kf'!l your coat comfort-
and mC'mbers nf 1 h<' f'Xf'<'Ull\'P a bl .. whf'rf'\'f'r ~ t•u ~o. whatRu•r
board. including Mrs. Mart1n Man-l hf' t.f'm (M'raturf'.
gold. ~frs. RAlph Mich<'ISI'n. Mrs WhNht'r the RO:.l'WIO coal that
Jack N£>wton And Mrs Jns<'ph )OU bu) at O'BRIE!''S •s wantC'd
Riggs as a chill-chas<'r whilr 'ou'rP
Harbor Plll'lhellcnac b<>gan its watching th£> OIJ!ht football ~am~.
second yt'ar with a m(.'('ting at thf' or whNher }OU want it for your
Lido l slr hom<' or MMI M. A. An-smart "in town"' "Tap. )OUr n<'"
&orson. 220 Via M<'ntone. Wednes-roat IS bound to nu thE' nt>ed be·
day E'Vening of las t wN'k. Host-caus<' it is a n aU s('ason coat.
es.st'S were Mrs. H. 0 . Boyvry. ~hhum linin~ a cts hke insulation I
Mrs.. Thomas Frost. Mrs. Burutt<'r in a w<'ll-designed boUS<'. trappm!;!
Creely and Mrs. Andt"rson. the body heat inside thf' <'Oat when
Mrs. Ma rtin Mangold. n P w it's enid and wardin~ nff thP I
p resldE'nt. introduCf'd the oth<'r sun'!> rays In hot weathC'r
nf'w officers and commIt t <' <' 'W b f' n ~· o u co m t' l D to
vice-prPSident; Mrs. Jack N€'wton. O'BRIES '!oe to SH this wondf'r
heads: Mrs. RAlph Mk h<'ISf'n, fAbrl<' caLINJ MIUl·M . ~·ou'll bf'
recording secr~tary; Mrs. Bunstf'r 11urprttWICI. How can a mPbtl-lo-' Cr~ly, correspondln~ Sf'Crt>tary: aulau.d mat4"rial be ~ LIJ;ttt In
Mrs. J os<'ph Rig~s. t reasurt>r : Mrs. wPidlt! You'JI o .. k. .u d fll)n·
R. L. Callis. ways and mf'ans: Mrs. caa an all-~ liDina" bf' so
Leon Willia ms. memt>t'r11hlp: Mrs. 1t0ft aad silky~ Tbt> a.liJJWf'rs
Carl Venstrom. publicity, and Mrs. art"~ found whm you 11llp latn
George Guthrie, tf'lephon<' Mrs. thf' ft.o8ot>"1n coat a..nd wPar It
Guthri<''" rommittl'f' tncludrs ~1rs for JtiJ ,·our occ-asloDJJ.
W~lter Burroughs for thP Nl'wpo~t You'll ·I0\1' thr hRhlnt'S" of th · 1
Hf'tghts arra. Mr<i. John Kt't'lt r 'down-~>nft ~troork fabric and \O 1
for C'orona dC'I Mar and ~tn,. wtll appr<'Ctate tlw c.'1mftJrt -.dii£'<1
Douglas Allan for Ralboo. b) thi• nt•W ~1ilium ltnins.: to kN r
-----)OU \\arm nr CVw)J. \\ haft:'VPr thP 1 Balboa Coves Couple wrathl'r
Buys Cruiser Pamela
WHY PAY MORE!.
DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO YOU
The World Famous 20" Table Model
-MAGNA VOX
TELEVISION
At the Amazingly 522.995 ,,,ludi,9 Low Price of Only . . . ~ ' w.,.,.tr
THE house of harmony
OPEN MOND-\YS -F~IDAYS -SATU RDAYS 'tll ' p. "'·
1817 Newport Blvd. BEacon 7 4 2 9 Costa Mesa
IUav~n$~
Richard's
LIDO MARKET
Featuring DOLE'S FINEST PINEAPPLE
and FRUIT COCKTAIL
COlE II • sr• UP •AD SAVE!
Values lor this Thurs., Fri.. and Sal
FOLGEI'SCOfiEE '" PO\~'"D C'AN
WESTER, MAID
MABGUINE v ,.uow. 110111H1 ca.rto. 2··· 37c
!~~mE~·~ "J~TED TUNA 1 C)t
WESTON$ IRISPY CRACIEIS f9t
4 pa.c'k. pound box . ... ·-
SWIFT~.~~~OOIFJELD BUnER 79t
Pound c-:1 r t.on . . .
!~~! FOODS IAYOIIAISE J1 c
BILOXI SIALL SHRIMP JJt
·' OL C'AD .. ~~~!n DOl I CAT_ FOOD Z for ZJt
DOLES HAW AllAN HARVEST V ALLiES
!~~D SLICED -~~~E Ztc
~0~~~ c~UCED PII_EAP. Z for Z§t
~0~~~~. ~~HUll Pl--~p~ f7t
~0~~~~ CRUSH._ PINEl~. Z for Z§t
!~~~~ PINEAPPLE JUICE ZJt
DOLES FRUIT COCKTAIL ztc 17 07~ ~AD
Everyday Low Shelf Pnces:
GUM UQUID DETERGENT 29' zze
~~~'!!~T IAPLE SYRUP Z'Jt
R ox ~L."'*
TREND DETERGEIT
~! !'l~~OUIT IAPIIIS 2 for 2§t
~~~!~ ... L!NCH TOIIUE 6Jt
~~~~«-STARCH · 11 c
~!~~-PEAS I CAIIOTS Z for Z9t
* If' l 'Ol " WOtTJ..D 1.Dl£ A COMPt.nE LI""T • * Ot-Ot "R WEF.IU.V SPECIALS -. -W'RITt: ur •
• (',\1.1. ---•
l4ll \ItA LIDO
NEWPORT BEACI-4
HArbor
2118
••
BALBOA ISLAND
New -neat -nicely fur-
nished 2-bdrm near
Bay Front.
$19.00C furnished ,
STANLEY HADFIELD
Realtor
HArbor l(J or HArbor 1497-J
216 Manne Balbo& Island
.
unUl ~'Ou luwe lhoueht the matter thn1. Property atfcet.a tnOI"e
people than an,y other one oommodity and yet today It t.s beln&
traded with letll tboulht than lt deterve.. There a_~ thole today
who are thJ.n.klnR of seilln.g but lhould not: there are soroe
who ahould teU 6ut do not realize lt. U you think you lhould
sell or ~y. come In and talk It over wHJ'I ua.
We have atudied the real ectate market for yean, have seen
prices high a nd low, and. whlle ft la up to you, we believe we can
help you reach a ater conclualon.
Ours Ia a profession and we want to aS&ilt you with your
property problema reprdleu of toclay'a aaJe. knowtn&' •~I.Y that
as our frlenda ~r 10 la our future .... urect. We wtll advise
you to your best interest. u we have al.reedy done with many.
ISlAND REALTY CO.
Park Ave. at Agate
"Service Ia Our Dullness"
Harvey D. PMse
BALBOA ISLAND HArbor 377-W
YOU A.R£ OORDULLY
INVITED TO A'JTENO
THE OPENING OF
ft
Our New Branch Office
S~y. Sept. 27
lAcated at
173 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa
(The Uttle Red Office
with the blc yellow umbrella) • Mr. CHARLES
I B. R,ETMIER
'Il1e Bn.nch Manacer
wW be clad to mHt you and
cl.iacua any real ~tate matter.
with you.
s. ......... a.mc. For Sale
QON'T FAIL TO SEE DAVENPORT, truw Ja jOOCJ' con-
dition, Meek ~. reu.; 407 IRIS •leo chrome CllMtt• •t: wooct
Corona del Mar dinette tet; dol. CJ)'Stal ._: do&. cr)'lta.l lbeJ'btm, 121 36th
The Little Red Barn House ii7.St~ .• ;;7N~ewport.~~-.....-------=~RA1TAN chaln, ii) ea. Ratt..n Ready to Move Into floor lamp1 tu. Rattaa table,
Open House Daily 110• Cbeny drop ..., ciDb:la tet. n~. AntiQue ~ ••• Pr.
Come andRe Utia ex~llftll tKor
LIBERAL TERMS
mahop.Qy aide table8. .... top, $10 ea. Ruttled curta1lw.. HA
1566.
'W .Al..NUl' tWin bed set iDCL cbelt tor aa.le; alao dbl bed 8prinp.
HA.rtor868-W. I I TODA Y'S SPECIAL
2-bedroom home in Corona del Mar, south ot the highway, plus
double garage which is built to carry apartn)tmt over. Sub-floor-IDI alreedy laid, lovely yard and paved patio with awning over
nice fireplace. Th1s Is a very attractive home. Owner wishes to
eeU quiddy. Tenns can be arranged.
IMMEDIATE SALE
NECESSARY
$1,500 down. Widow leaving for
east. Must ~u. G.I. resale. 2
large bedrooms, pleasant Uving
room and dlninc llre., practlcal
kitchen, lots of cupboard apace,
breakfast area, Pullman tiled
bath. hardwood noon, fireplace
beautituJ patio and barbecue' wide lot~ .
Now, u a.n opftl1nc exclusive
apeclal, we otter an Immaculate
2-bedroom home, less than a •
ye.r old, altuated on a large,
fenced lot with a croquet oourt
2 Bdnn., traditJonal, eomplete
with pcatlo, rendna, ~ndleaPDI·
45' Lot
South or the Hlehw&y
THOR Gladl.ron for ale. Sc:arceJy
wed. Halt price, 115(). Pbane SaL
HArbor 2467.
CROSLEY Sbelvador Nfi4i, e:c:u:
tt., lood OObd., •• 221 Pearl, Balboa Ia1and.
EXCLUSIVE WrtH US. FULL PRICE;
$12,900
PRICE T. M cCUI STION
503 Coast Blvd.. Corona dc:-1 Mar HArbor 47
CORONA DEL MAR
VOGEL VALUES
ATTRACTIVE 2 BEDROOM HOME
l.n choice location. Living room has extra large windows.
Drapes. fireplace, dining area. Nice kitchen. Tile In bath.
la.rge bedrooms & closets. Room to build an apt. on rear or
lot. Priced to aeU at only $11,250. Ttorms. A very com·en-
lent home.
NEW 3 BEDROOM. 13/4 BATH HOME
Ocean s1de of highway. Hardwood floors. Forced air fur-
nace. Large living room, fireplace. Dining room. Nice bed-
rooms. Large closets. Tile in baths. Convenient kitchen,
doubJe tlle sink, garbage disposal, exhaust fan. Stucco exter-
ior and plaster interior. Cedar shlngle roof. 2-car garage
and laundry. An attractivt> quality-buJit home. Price $16,300
and good terms.
The VOGEL CO .
1301 Coast Blvd. Corona del Mar HArbor 174.1 : HArbor 1477
Eves· HArbor 393-M or HArbor 0461-W
CORONA DEL MAR
1 -Bedroom Home, 5 yrs. old. R-2
Block from Business Distnct
ONLY $1.500 DOWN
$60.00 or More per Month
FULL PRICE ONLY
$7,500
X X X
3 Bedrooms and Den Home on 11/z Lots
Nea r Shopping Center
PRICE ONLY
$1 2.500
Tcrm.c;
Will Show Anytime
WHIT MAN and Associates
400 Coast Blvd HArbor 1862 Corona del Mar
Ews HArbor 1693-M or HArbor 10R'2-R
BALBOA ISLAND
Newly decorated 3 bedrooms, 2 baths home.
Cho1ce location on excellent street. Close
to fi ne So. Bay Beach. $6.500 will handle.
X X X
Cozy Island Cottage. Immaculate 2 bed-
rooms; exceptionally well furnished on quiet
street near So. Bay. Full price $13,750, terms
W M. W. SANFORD, Realto r
Auociate. NEWT H. COX, Jr.; COL. JOHN W. DANSBY
Park and Marint> BALBOA ISLAND HArbor 2462
G . I. RESALE
' 2 bedroom home -forced air heat -on large
corner lot -fenced yard -ideal for children.
Excellent location near school
Only $14 ,900 w itl;t $3,000 down
ERNIE SMITH with W. E. FISHER
Reeltor -~te Builder -Realtor
918 Cout BMl. Col'ooa del Mar
PhoM HArbor 2443 (Eva IIArllor 03"19-R>
Payments onJy $75 per mo.
includ. taxes and Insurance.
Full price only ........ $10,750
. PHIL SUWV AN
GEO. EVERSON
1856 Newport Blvd., Co8ta Mesa
l Across from-costa Mesa Bank>
BE 7123: Eves: BE 6149--W
BE 5458-J
ED L SEDEUv\EIER
• BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
• REALTOR
• RENTALS
HArbor 2766
in the rear.
Just $995.00 Down
Balance $63 mo.-Total price
$7.7~
A. SANDY STEINER
REALTOR
CHARLES B. RETMIER, Mgr.
173 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Branch
BE 6396 -Ev~: BE 6453-J-K
$2,450
Down ---$80 month
buys attractive 2-bd-
rm home ---G .I. re-
sale offered for few
days only ---
• HURRY!
STANLEY A. Stv\ITH
1523 Coast Blvd., Corona dl'l Mar 1311 Coast Blvd. Corona del Mar
HERE'S O NE BELOW $10,000!
3 yrs old. Fireplace. Hardwood Floors, 2 bed-
rooms well located. Will carry good loan.
EXCLUSIVE LOCA L AGENT
JOHN .E. SA!DLEIR
607 Coast Blvd.. Corona del Mar HArbor 2422
TRADE OR SWAP
Equity in Apartment Hotel -Glendalt> -for home around $20,-
000 plus small cash. or smaU income property Harbor area. Pro-
perty listed t.M.~hows gross $900 month.
What have you to offer
BALBOA REALTY CO.
Opposlt~ Balboa Bank of America
ROSS GREELEY
Don Hayton Josephine Webb
HArbor 3277 700 & Balboa Blvd., Balboa
BACK BAY AREA
Lovely 3-bedroom hom hardwood floors lots of built-Ins-floor
furnace-thermostatically controlled heat-doublt> garage--plus
a new 2-bedroom home for income. All this on lf2 acre! Beau-
tifully landscaped a nd plE'nty of room for a horse.
Full pdce. $13.500
Easy terms
B. A. NERESON, Realtor
1982 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
Phone BEacon 5225 Eves: Beacon 6283-R
TRADE ---SANTA AN A FOR BAY AREA
Nearly new 3-bedroom 11/z-bath home
C-E Kitchen Hardwood F1oors
Unit Heat 2 Flreplaces
Walled patio Large 2-car ~
Owner will trade equity for vaC*llt or improved property
1n Harbor &rft.
GREENLEAF and Associates
3112 Newport Blvd. HArbor Z552 Newport &.dl
OVER TWO MIWON DOLLARS WORTH
of Property
SOLD THIS YEAR THROUGH
I MULTIPLE USTINGS
When buying or selling. be sure to deal with a
Multiple Listings Realtor . . . . ISO members' will
give you the best dependable service.
Newport Harbor Board of Realtors
See Don H. Lebo
-:.wttb-
GEORGE J. DAVIES
Realtor
704 Coast Blvd. Corotna• del Mar
HArbor 3597
WATERFRONT PIER
AND FLOAT
Completel,y furnished 2-bedroom
hou.. Double garage, patio.
Owner wtll cooatder tnde or
low down payment.
-EXCLUSIVE-
Bay & Beach Realry, Inc.
1450 W. Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach HArbor 1264
DODGE -PLYMOUTH
"Trade-In" Outlet
EASTERN maple ayrUP, 8110 Oie
mahog. antique mltrOI". HArbor
1584-M.
BABY GRA.NI5 P\uo. A i*ut.>'.
Spedal $495 with beDcb. Term&.
Another for $53.5. You c:an own
a baby cranct DamJ...Sdladdt
Blg Plano Store, 100 pluoe from
wbleh to chooee. 520 No. Main,
cor. 6th. Santa Au.
HERE are 2 lovable Si.&IDNe ldt-
tena. females, aealpolnt, wa.lting
tor you to call. H.A ~W.
COlLECTOR'S Item: 18th ceatury
French boudolr set FamU.y heir-
looms from Ntw Orleua. an-ti~ cherTy, exqUiaite detail-
accept fraction or appndaal Pr.
cuatom-made mahoc-4-posters.
$100 ea. Hepplewtdte Drexel
spider-leg tablt>, Jowl~' buffet.
antiqued chalra (wbJte a arold).
VIctorian sora. black ~
$250. New G-E 4-bumer apt.
ranae. S40 reduction. 701 Hdlo-
trope, CDM:. BE M21-W.
PRAcriCAU.Y f\'EW bt..s~Dette In
yellow ,collapsible. Phone HA <812-MK.
'41 Cad. Sed'nt. r-h, Culs) $ 495 -----------::f ~ord V-8 Awe seat Cp., r ~ Oval faced chlna {'abinet, bedroom ly. Sta. Wagon. r ... ... 285 suite bed divan -.....aa-•• _ .. '47 Frazer Sed -~ .. r"-"-795 • • ,....._, COuuaes, • F ·• "'""' ou• .. ... baby beds and cllMt. refrigt>ra-49 ord V-8 Tudor, r ....... 1,28:5 to-~~ t ,._ d '50 Ford V ., Tudo h 1 ....... '•· ~ our CQ 1-an -o r, · ... .. ,._... other -'rts and ... _ hi h '.S ~ 6 W'dar Sed h ~ 5' mtrl)' Ou.ac~ g '52 Pont. ·a Sd., full. eq. Sav~ 400 grade uaed. houseoold articles.
'38 Chev ~-ton Pickup 295
SHAVER MOTORS Crist Furniture
1687 Otance Ave. eo.ta liesa
Your Dodge-Plymouth Hdqtrs. ~croa from new Al,M Beta Mkt.
Newport Blvd at 17th, eo.ta Mesa Phone BEaccrt 1323
GRANT'S
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
OPEN AGAI.N
In Our Brand
Ne w Location
"The Big Redwood Barn··
1500 NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA MESA
NEW AND USED FURNITURE
ANTIQUES
RANGES HEA TE'RS
Servel Gas Refrigera1ors i
Everything for the Home
at Lowest Prices
GRANT'S
FURNITURE & APPUANCES
BUY! SELL! TRADE!
1500 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
Ph. BE 6429
• ..... Far Bale Nan': :riwAaD J!liWr of aw a;c-at N~ AI EIUPIII ScJwol ~~: "''lllr *•taft~. or ooN'I'IIAm ltadl. and to .Uw ~ta. .,. and vu Jloa:waoJ: ~
Pursuant to atatu1e beftm ma-for the aid ...-11 befttG6Jn -, 88YIMLY WND ......... a." LuDd ud Stfte .._,
tloned and ReloluUClll ot Awud at ~ by the laid City Coo"""' Girla runntq for GAA (Clrl8 llabler-.Jan N'-dec ud Carole
Cont:J'act No. 3986 of the OtJ on ftJe In the office ot the City Alhletic Aan..) at Horace Eu1gn Blowtor: llclnt)Te -aru. Nott
Council or the C1ty of Newport Oft'k of Mld City, and all of Mid Scbool ~ ~ Pat Arnot aDd aDd Laurie llmdrtdal: ........._
Beach, CaU!omla. adopted on the Plans. profiles. ctrawln11 and~ &tty Shunon ror ~t: Uft. ~Wa W1.llLa.JM aad MJdil:a7
22nd day of Septem~. 1952, dl· lk:a~ bereto1ore approved by da Mom.. c.u White, Bet1y ShaD-Roak:el
recting thil nodoe: the Clty eo..md1 at IUd City are DOll and Pat Amot for vi~-------
NO'I'WI: 18 --y OIVEN, ~ted bema aDd made a dent: ftarban UIJenthal, Helen Dlltp Wut Ada .._ a.uatl..
that the aald, City Counc:U In open part heft'!Of, and refermc:e-11 here-Mat~ C..U White L Me-;==========:::; setllloo on the 8th day of Septem-by made thereto for • more pa.r-Farland 'anc~ Unda ·~ tor ~r. 1952 publicly opened, exam-ticular dNcriptioo of aid work. MCI'etary-t:reuu.rer GAA repre
lned and clec:lared all eealed 111'0-Se.l4 City CoundJ bu deter-MDtatlves are ~ Patu.oa:
I)OA1a or bhta offered for do1nc milled and ct.clared that the eon-Helm Mathews Barbal"a unen
tM followinc detcribed work, to-telnplated work and Improvement thal, Uncia Morrla DlaM Rip•):
rent credited on purchue o..nz. wit: beftitofon mentiooed wu. ln the c..u White Pat Arnot Lyn MC:
Sclunldt Blc Plano s~ 520 The conatruetion of vltrlfted optnklD at aid Oty eoun.ll, of Farland and Betty S~n No. Main, cor. 6th Santa Ana. clay pipe aanltary teWen. vlt.rUled more than local or ordinary pub-• • • ·
SAVE ~• ·-clay pipe hou8e oonnectlon wwen. lie benefit aDd the aid City Coun-S . ...a~-tv..~ •• _._ on ~ec. orpn. Ulld Uttle. welded a~l sewer pipe, vitrified cil bu made a portion of the ex-t....ut """"~ oftioen for t.hlt
_,, unUIUAl ~ Terma clay pjpe lamp-bole, manhol", JeW· pe!DIM of aid work cbar&'eable year are Johnny Henrotln, lft81-
:: __ ~laS~ •~-•-_. __ ._, NBla aee P\i~Qlng atatlon, welded steel \IPOft a dla1rlct. For the partlcu-dent: Eddie Pope, vl~praident : ~~~ -·"'·"-D .. ~ .-u o. sewer preuure line, concrete an-Jar delcri~tloa of the aaJd diatrict Cell Whl~. secretary-treuurer.
BEAD
LOOK cmd
Eed of Ede~tei11b.<l $.4.SO
FIIICI Y 0t1r Fort-ift Y-H..~
Hit••"•"' & llrede U CIS -.w, cor. 6th. · chor blocka, and appurtenant work reference ia hereby made to aald • • • ' WEDGEWOOD 4-bumer, table top 1n connection therewith, In cer-Rellolution of Intention No. 3966. 'Ib8e pupils are the Student H.er tl.e Treln llo•
ranee. Kelvinator refrlg, Both tain euement.a of the Oty of New-Said Oty CcMmcU bu deter-Councll representative~~ ror the Beebe o•d Clegg SI1.7S
lea than year old. HA 161115-R port Beach and ~.yin& generally mined and declared that .erial three grades at Horace Enalgn Atwey• tl\e t.4e4iten•-
after 5 p, m. Southwetterly of Ocean Boulevard oo.dl, bearinf 1Dterett at the School: Me• Miller Sl 50
SPINET Lpoaaeaed. Pay out ii]. (Corona del Mar>. all u more par-rate of 11x per cent (6") per an-Slxtb Grade: Sweet~udy Back-lecollecfi«M~, of T""" a.o,...
ance. Save $200. Knabe ma-tlcularly descrlbed In Retlolution of num and extending ovtt a period er and Dennis Post; Stillwell-Po"~"by SS-.00
hopny cue, COI"&eeUU tone: Ub Intention No. 3966, paMed and ending nine (9) l:ee.rt from the Julie Bouchier and Dennia Tuck~ Tlll, GeMe of ~
new. Dan&-Sebmidt Big Piano adopted by the City CouncU of aald aeoond day of January next auc:-er; McClintock haron Patt.don Wetd orl $4.00
Store. We ·alwaya have quality Oty on the 28th day of April, 1952, ~ the .~ October 15th and Larry Harper; Copper-Mary Th. F9L •• H-t1el-, n .oo
bargalna. 100 pianos. 520 No and on tue In the office of the Oty following tberr date, will be ls-Unda Lee and nm Driskel; But-CoUief's KW-w ,u •• ,.. Sl.SO Main. Santa Ana. · Clerk of saJd Oty. sued hereunder in the manner Jer-Jack Bradbury and Carolyn • For further particulan, refer-provided by the "Improvement I Casey; Chapman -Unda Kemper K.ren-Kina •• a.aJ Eatate & BeDtaJ. ence l.s hereby made to aald Rae>-Act of 1911" being Part 5, Divis-and Ross Eckert.
$2 95
~~~----------lution of Intention No. 3966 and ion VII of the Streets and High-Seventh Grade: Pettit-Anne ~~~TcWibiiSauiiNeidt: YEARLY rental, 2-bdnn. fum. to the plana, promes and drawings ways Code of the State of Call-Carrol and Ray Godwin: Ritter-~ ~. Balboa Island, $75. HA No. 4.36, consutlng of 5 s~ts. on fornla, to represent each assess-'Mike George and Vickie Csenar· a542-W. tue In t.be office ot the Oty En-ment of Twenty-{lve Dollars 1$25.-Fi~geraJd-Margaret Bryan anci
Tht
BOOK SHOP
faced china ('8bi.net. bedroom
bed divan. studio couches,
beds and chest, retrtcera-
See our cut clua and
gifts and lNIU' other hJgh
used household articles.
CriSt Furniture
Oranre Ave. Coeta Mesa
from new AJfba Beta Mkt.
Phone BF..a ~:GJ 1323
T'S
LIANCES
T BLVD.
ESA
T'S
Coeta Mesa
BAY VTEW-Attrac. COM turn. W ed-R• 00) or more remaining unpaid for Frank Schultz; Gerpene-Moo~ atudJo apt. ti!c mo . .,...1y., incl. CIDt e al Eatate thirty <30t days after the date of Montgomery dd M~t Mer-w u .. _ ... _.-.._... ~· recording the warrant. ian; Johnson-David Pettit and 304'h Metine
of dle lll.tuad ............
u · ~uur ~~~-w. LOOKING for bargaJn ln CDM Said Ci Co cll h... lso de-
FOR RENT-Attrac. room. com-boule, preferably on ocean aide tenn1ned ~d ~fit !.Jd Re-
fortably furn., priv. ent., priv. of hwy. and ocean view lf pos-solution of Intention No. 3966 that
bath. 508% Marigold, CDM. HA aible. Would consld. older house the said City will fumJsh two (2)
1208-W. which needa fbdng up. ~e·re sewage pumps, together with elec·
WANTED-Lady to share lovely not broken and pre_fer to deal trlc motors to be installed by the
COM home with employed bus. direct with owner. Reply Ensign contractor in the pump station de·
woman; or rent bdnn. & priv. Box I-2. scribed in said Resolution of In-
bath until ~. 1. Has h~ tention, and will in addition there-
walled patio, prage apace. Reu. Wa:Dted to contribute out of its Corona del
rent assured. Call Mrs. Shelby, Mar State Park Fund the sum of
HArbor 3597. CASH for 30' lot, so. side of hwy., $5,636.75 towards the costs and t
FOR RENT. COM 2-bdnn., fum. CDM. by priv. party. 5246 Via expenses or said improvement. The
house. R-1 zone, close to ocean. San Delarro. l... A. 22: Phone liability and obligation to pay such
Oct. 1 to June 15, S65 mo. HAr-UNion 8-2776. sum, as provided In said R.esolu-
bor 679-M. DOCI'OR'S WIDOW needs rea.s. tion of Intention. shaU accrue and
MOVE right ta 1o yrly rental, untum. 2-bdrm .• become fixed upon the date or m. 5 Y as ng as gar., quJet locaL BE 6421-W. confirmation of the assessment you llke: 2-bdrm. bouse, newly 701 HeHotrope, Corona del Mar. for said improvement by the City
fum. and homey, with sunroom , WANTED _ GOOd used niawuw. Council or said Oty.
firepl., Jge. Uv. rm., gar. Between Hlgbest cash or aU~. All of the work herein ordered
channel eft ocean. Conv. tranap. Trade on new ..a.~. dec. ,.....,.. .. shall be done and carried through I HArbor 3732. .,._.., -~ .~ in pursuance of an act of the legis~
2-BDRM f $70 Y I or televia.lon. De.nz.schmldt Blg · urn. apt., mo. r Y Piano s San lature of the Statt> of California. rental, uti I. pd.· Adults, no pets. Main ~t.h. ta Ana. 520 No. designated the "Improvement Act I
HArbor 1670. • cor. of 1911", being Division VTI or the
ON UDO-Owner will rent year-Miac:eD Streets and Highways Code. old 2-clbnn.. 2-bath houae. de-aneoua The said City Council did by
corator'a dream, tully carpeted. said Resolution of Award of Con-
on year's lease for $175 as of S£LL or trade '37 Plymouth Sed. tract No. 3996 award the contract
Oct. 10. Write, stating pe.rticu-Want boat. Call HA 377-W. for the doing of the said work to
Iars and you wiD be contacted FURNITURE wanted and for sale. the lowest. regular. responsible on Oct. 1. ·Box 1-3, Enstcrn, bidder. to-wit: I .... Need used maple. Have soft & 1 Corona del Mar. chalr. blond chrome dinette set, To James I. Gallacher at the priet's
Announcing ...
Corona del f\Aar Nursery School
in • ~09'•"' of
Open Air Cln••• with c._pereti~• pl•y. •pec••l PfO,.C'tl
Jtory hour m~nic; epprecletlotl .r.d l.•elth pr09r•-
t.4ornin9 or Af+e,..oon S.~•iont
ll ... , upon r.queri
KATHUEN II. HEAO, owner e nd 1wp•~•
re9i1tered n~redw•t• of
Lor.dOft, &.9lellcl
• Ger•ldine SchroedH , ~indergerfe11 t .. cl\er
.,.d instructor
4-40 HeliolroPf' A~e. HArbor •~•·•
3·BDRM. APT.. winter rental; walnut df'eSS('r 4 Queen Anne named in said bid, on file in the I
knotty pine Interior, light and chairs for sale' 604 Larkspur office of the City Clerk of said ':;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
airy, furnace bea t. reasonable COM ' Oty, r
221 Pt>arl Ave Balboa T-Jand · . Dated this 22nd day ot Septem-
.• u. · PRIVATE money to loan on real '~ 1952 2-BDRM. unrurn house for re nt. I estate only. No appraisal fee or r, (; K. Priest WHITMAN'S SERVICE $85 mo. Avail. Oct. 1, 704 lark-commission. E. A. Christy, 205 city aerk
apur, Corona del Mar. No. Bay Front. Balboa Island. City of Newport Beaeh, sa..l ~ -~--. -24-Hr. T..Mt -..._ W.t "r AW·
2 GARAGE apts., fum. 1 bdrm. WILL PAY CASH for your used California "We s.-w-ill -., ... cy Semc."
each .• very roomy. Disposal. won-furniture. Crist Furniture. BE Publish: &>pL 25. Oct. 2. 1952 lcrlO c:. .......... HArt.r 44l a Ntea: ..._ SIO..J-...-Cer-_,...,
derful Vl~. Yearly rental, $75 7323. in the l'\ewport Harbor Ensifn. j:;::~~:;::"::;:::;::~;:;:;::~~:;:::;::::;:::;:::;::::~:;:::;::::~:;::;:="~ mo. incl. util 1 avail. now, other NO NEED to join a "food club" to .--iliiiiliiliiii;;i;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili&liii~---
avall. &>pt. 1. No pets. 430 Avo-buy meat at wholesale prices. f L 0 W E R S
cado. COM. You can get the best ln aged
FURN. API'S. tor rent. See Lou-beef, cut the way you like it at
lse Apta. tlrat. Dbla & .tnc._, Harbor Frozen Food Lockers,
overlooldng Bay. D Camatloa. 418 30th St .. N. B., HA 0718.
Corona del Mar. STUDY MUSIC-It's fun. Piano,
SCENIC fum. apts. o~g voice. Jearute Ames, your home
bay & ~an. Singles & doubles. or mine. HA ~M. evenings.
Avail daUy, wkly, monthly. PaU-FOR YOUR PET-U.s . Govt. ln-
Mdea Hotel. 1414 Seqiew, CDM. spected horse meat, free deUv. ln
.. HArbor 1456. Harbor Area. HJdy's ~t S\,lp-
Loet and Found pUes & Sportlog Goods. soo Cout Blvd., CDM. HA 1293-J. ,.,. .. . . FOtrND-Siam{'St> grown cat, fe-
male. 523 Tustin. :--;wpt. H~ts ..
BEacon 7450-J . ·
Serricea
Superfluous Hair
Permanently rt'mo,•ed from Caet>,
arms. legs. Eyebrows and hair-
line shaped-No more tweezing.
ELLEN l... BRYANT. R. E.
Tuesday and Thursday only
Udo'a Salon of Beauty HA 2576
PAINTI NG
Earl ·Sheflin
273 Palmer St. -Costa Mesa
BEacon 5457-M
Painting -Deeoroting
• Color Consultant •
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Llcenaed Contractor
508 3ut St., Newport Beach
Phone HArbor 2418-W
H. H. HOLBROOK
Dependable Plumbing
A Prompt RepaJr Service
Matnta.IDed
PhoM HArbor 1418-W
8)1 Balboa BlVd. Newport Beech
Situations WaD ted
WORK wanted: carpE'nter, repair,
palntlng, mJsc. By day, week.
etc. HArbor 0126-J.
Help Wanted
MEN O R WOMEN
Cal'('('r In Largest Company
in Southwest ---Repr-Hent-
ing Hospital, Medical and Ac-
cident Protection.
Qualified appointment fum-
lahed. Rapid promotion. Part
or full time. WiU completely
train.
Telephone Surveyors and
Agent Openings.
Call for appointment.
.RESERVE UFE
INSURANCE CO
Laguna Beech 4-5357 and 4-t886
W ANTED-Exper. bank book'Jfr.
Apply Newport Harbor Bank,
eon..~ Mar.
MEN w ANTED-for all a lhlfts.
Reewa Rubber Co., San Cle-mente.
HOtJSDilN and 1Mide malnte.
-.ce mua waotl!d for clubhowe.
Apply Box H-4. C/O EN1aJL
by
M or ri
See Our Display crt the
Los Angeles Coun ty Fa ir
HArbor 2070
BICYCLE
REPAIRING
Schwinn Bicycles
RAY STEDMAN·
1574 Ne wport BIYd.
• OOSTA IIII:8A
I!Ca «~a • • · • 51JS.J
SAVE
Cash & Carry
rv Radio S.nice
by ~acto~y.trcdDed
tec:hnJdcma
Auto Radio Spec:lalllda
(IN • ··-ovr .. I,...,
Mesa Badlo
cmd Tele.wo.a
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Busy?
It's Easier
to BANI
BY MAIL
If you have your hands full and hnd 1t hard
to ge t to the bank. you'll find tt converuent
to Bank b y Mail It's easy to do and you
can choose your own bankmg hours -. -
seven d ays a week. Phone. wn e or call for
special Bank By Mail envelopes ---then
bank the easy way at The NeWJX>rt Harbor
Bank. Try Banking By Mail soon It's safe.
quick. conxenient
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COlONA DIL WA1. CALrf.
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J_ Boating & Fishiiag Page~
The Tides at Los Angeles Harbor Scuttlebutt-
.... OlD Friday, SepL 11, ..,...._ s..-, SepL 18 . . .. . . . . . 81' BlJD DI:IIENJIII:&O
Come,s now a story that Blair
J,phnaofl could teU Joseph Conrad.
ror Newpo.rt-BaiiMaa Jl&7, Ud Jl..aa.; ,_ Geeaa, _..act 10 .....
The Urn~ Is given In Pacific Day)fght Saving Time through Sept. 27:
thereafter in Pacific S tandard Tlme When Blalr '-not livtn1 w1th his
~~. ~~-~.~.~ ......... ~.~.~~. 1::~ .... ~~~ Low Tld.e w1te Penny aboard his 40-ft. ketch
9:48 p.m. 0.8 Pel&fan at the Balboa Yacht An-
11 :15 p.m. 0.4 chorage, he is ott tor Tokyo navJ-
............ gating for the F1ylng Tiger's Pil-26 .... J ............ --....... .. ......... _............. I:U p.m. 1.1
'l7 .... -7:17 a.m. s.t 10:09 a.m. 3.4 •:11 p.m. tU
28 ... 1:%1 a.m. 4.0 10:52 a.m. 2.9 f .U p..m. a..• 12:15 a.m. 0.1 cltic Air Uft. Saturday he was . ~~:~w n~.3 l :~ ...... n.s:.a 11:;:~::;:~.2
30 .. 12:39 a.m. -0.4 7:0'7 a.m. 5..0 12:44 p.m . 1.4
I:II.P 'I'We 5:.a p.a. .. ,
t:U p.m. U
tlown home, with multiple lnjurfes
to thigh and chest (but nothing
broken). having lived thro\lth one
of th1J Paclftc atoD's wont ty-
pboons. He said. ''First time I
ever navigated a quonset hut." October Low Tide
1 .. 1:16 am. -0.3
2 .. .. 1 :48 a.m. -0.1
3 ...... 2:21 a .m . 0.3
.4 .. 2:52 a .m. 0.8
BlPTtde 7:M ...... 6.1
l:tla.m. u
B:Sia.a. 1.!
Low Tide
1 :29 p.m. 0. 7
2:14 p.m. 0.1
2:58 p.m . -0.3
3:43 p.m. -0.5
Hlp '!We
7:10 p.a. u
8:11 p.m. 6.7
t:ot ...... 6.1
It was a perfect ntght, the
2,300-mlle bop from Ho~lulu.
The weather looked warm, the see
was blue, the fixes were on the
nose. and Wake was just ahead.
Abruptly. Blair noticed through
hLs drift meter that there was 200
foot distance between the swells
and the JO.knot wind was blowing
t :es a.aa. "' •=• p.m. u . .
IEWPORT Hl•R How's Fishin'?
YACHT LAIIIII
U7t Baymde Drive
Newport~
BEacoa 5881
26' Aux:ilta ry Sloop, sleeps
2. Stainless steel rig,
nylon sail ............ $2.900
24' Sportfisher, 104 horse-
power Gray. bait tank..~,800
Feather class sloop.
sUlinlt>ss s t <' (' I rig.
Watts "dtls ... $1.750
Ma•y small outboard
and day sailers from S300 up
ISLAND UQUORS
BALBO.-\ I LA!\"D
'Nines
3eers
Ice C ubes
u quors
Hours 10 a. m. t o 11 p. m.
7 days a we-ek
By OEOIWE Wti'IU:BBJ'
Local fishing. with the excep-at right angles to them. This
tion of marlin. has been very poor. meant just one th.ing-t;ypboon!
Unsettled weather and dirty wa-He radioed the weather station
ter inshore have made for very at Wake for directionS. Because
limited catches. th(' wind was from the southeast
There are s till aJbacore In the and off the path of storms thls
outer channels, and barracuda and was the island's first inkling of
white sea bass along the kelp beds. strong winds. A message was
With the clearing or the water S('nt to Guam reques ting a plane
these fish should start to work. for W<'ather reconnaissance. The
Marlin are sUU the big news. Tigers ~ached the field at 3 in the
As this is tM>ing written there al'(' afternoon with a strong crosswind.
320 fis h on the board at th<' AngJ. Early next morning sever a I
inJ: ('Jub. The fish have b('('n ter· planes attempted landing, but
rifi<' fnr .the past two days. , .. i th with 45 to 60 miles of cross wind H'\~r;.' Joubl£' hook ups and with 1t wa6 a perilous job. One planf'
one boat trolling flying fis h from blew out four tires and others
the outri~a~ets and a tea ser down had to go on to Kwajalein v.ith
th(' middle having thr('(' fi h tak(' just three hours ot gas supply. At
all three baits tx-forf' t he~ could i t he mess hall served scrambled
get them out of the wa t('r. <>ggs but ·as the winds began to
Eddie Offerl<' v.i th two fish on ris(', they made sandwiches. Latf'r TuPsd~tv n ow ha~ 14 to lrAd th<' there was water a foot deep on
chart<'r boat skippers. the noor, the roof soared away. • • • thP building collapsro and 150
The Wetherby jinx is sllll hold-111nxtous people including 10 girl
ing up. We sp('nt two days t rol· flight attendants from various lin~t from daylis:;ht till dArk with lines crowded into a la rge dei>p-
the Sid Crosslc.>ys on thetr fi ne fr<'PZ£' plant while thousands of
cruised the Sil \'er Spray. Sid says
1
dollars v.orth of st('aks spoil<'d
it was their first tnp out this sPa· a rou.11d them.
son without a strike. Guess we'll Blair and his crew battled their
have to wait for rock cod st.'ason. way back to their quonset hut to
• • • wait out the storm. The baro·
KNOW 'WOO{~ CallinG CQ ...
• om YOU IDIOW, 111M~ 8
tile ...... TfiU ol 1MI. tile ..--_., a.w.. v~a. wogpt
late YOtJa ll&aiiOa 1•.000
.... ol ... "*'-" ...... ,G. ....
Our OldMan
Of the Sea---
BJ DICK HOFFMAN
In keeping w1th the continuing
epidemic of marlln-fevn, I'm
writing this between the Newpon
Harbor jettty and the East End of
Catalina.
Specifically. we are an hour and
twenty minutes out. on a course of
210 de!P'ffl. Our flying-flU an>
draga1ng over marlin. We've 1eet1 'em! We're not alone. Charter
BY DIOK RO~ boat aldpper Gordon Green and his
And now we lfve you our local Miboney (just Nlerred to over tbe
Old Man of the ~a-the OM Em-air as Mahoney), ditto EddM Of.
Ht Hemingway doHn't know. ferle on his Dolphin D . Ditto Glen
Wayne Haniaon ot Santa Ana Soden on hJ.s Chinook. same toY
ls still beating himlelf to a pulp Jlm Donnelly on his Tarfu. are aU
trying to get h1a marlin. Sun-here, too, doing the same thing.
day's radio yakklng wu full or Everyone is JP"&dually going
rumors that Wayne had booked marlin-nuts. The standard cry of
Florftlce Chadw1ek or a San Die-the week is: "We've seen a lot of go subrDarlne. 'l;here were a Jot marlin but we can't do a thing .
of calls to the Jimlyn D. Wayne's with •em!" Et tu. Brut~! We
only IU\$Wer was "It's a long tried to borrow a strait-jacket
story-tell YO\# later." Now It from Gordon Green. but his wert'
Is told. all in use. If we had IOMr, we'd
On Friday, Sept. 19, at 9:42 probably hear this u we passed
a.m., Wayne hooked up on light over a .chopl of marlin: "Hey, Joe!
tackle, off Catalina. It was a Here come8 another batch of~
wife Kay and Jlmlyn's skipper old tough fiying flah with string
marlin. for sure. WaYM and his attached. None of that brand for
Gene Spencer saw it jump many me. I'll take nice, fresh, juicy
Urnes. But it was posaessed of the anchovies any day! Tally ho!"
devil hlmllelf. By sundown, the And that's the way it's been.
trio had followed the marUn half-Some of the long-noses are playful
way to Dana Point· and back to d gi fl 1 flah littl the middle of the San Clemente an ve your Y ng-a E' pinch now an dthen. Just enough Channel. The fight went on, into to yank. the line out of the clothes-
the wee hours. Kay admlni$ter-pin. Another dirty trick they do
ed ftlmulants and encouragement. is to 'tell some dumb blue shark
Sixteen hours after, the hook-up, "Hey Buck-Tooth! want a niet>
Wayne st>t the drag, rook t ime juicy bite! Sec that flying fish
out. Said he just had to! When over thert>! Walt un h~ makes a
he got back to his rod the mar· tum and you can catch it easUy!"
lin was ret'dlng on skip-jack. It Gimme my mackt-rel nf't. Maw!
ran through kelp. got a twenty-I'm switchin' to live bait. pound hunk afoul the line. Then • • •
the hne lassoed a skip-jack, some The air is full of news thh
how, and that added to t.he load. bright momin~. Cons::ntulatlorw;
At 2:45 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. from aU over are coming into thf>
20: ~ventcen hours and thrff Big Boy for ano tht>r 3/6 marUn
rrun'!tes after the ho:<>k-up. Wayne BiU Pigl(s famous name was on
admitted d<'fea~. His .han~ wer:e 1t-his third this season. J. Dofl
swullt•n to boxmg glove saze, hts Locke, old buddy, did the boat
arn:s and .shoulders were out or work. Don't turn now. Willi• acuon. HJ.S back was s till oper-Co get one Don' atJv<'. The devil marlin jumped ' • · ~
again. Wayne said. ''OK. Bub~
You w in !" and broke him off. We got a break Thursday New!
The Ocean Fish Protective Asso-meter dropped to '17.7. The walls ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l ciation hc.>ld their quarterly dele· of the hut began to shake. A man i gates meeting ill' Inglewood Tues-ventured out of the Aircraft Ter ·
day evening. Local delegates at· minal and his shoes were blown
t ending were: Monte Crimes and off. In gusts of wind the of!ldal
urban &>h of the Kiwanis Club. wind-me ter hit its limit of 160
Harold Woods of the Balboa Angl-knots or about 180 miles per hour.
ing Club, and Lee Jonas a nd yours It was apparent that the quonset
truly of the Balboa Power Squad-was not safe. But by then the
ron Principal sp<>aker was John wind was too strong to go outside
Rf'al of the F ishermans Co-opel'a--they thought! Without any
!tO llariae Ave., Balboa blud
HArbor lSM
W-A-N-T -E-D
Your Boat Listing!
They tied up to the mooring In
Avalon at 5:00 a .m. And as far
as we know this is the longest any
angler hos s tayed on his rod on
any klnd of a fish anywhere. Not
even the old('St li\'ing membeJ' of
the oldest fishin~ club, the Tuna
Club. whose records go back to
the century before this one, can
remember such a marathon.
· --not about marlin. At Seaaport
Landing, 5 a. m. isn't early. But It
wa.s m.iddle-of-~-nJght tor elght
sleepy kids who were f i s h 1 n g
guests of movie-actor ' Broderick
Crawford on the fast Channel
Clipper. The lucky kids ~
Margaret and Joel Fruehan of 2<i<
Opal, Balboa Island (their dad if>
Capt. Ed Fruehan, who runa tht>
See ED RICHARDSON
Rldlta.raoa'a Yaeht Altc.bora«e
14U Baplcle Drh'&. BA H9 <Continued on page 7)
a.. • 'I• • • :speaanmng m
tive Association or San Pedro. Mr. wa rning the tin shack lifted JikP Barbecue Is Held Rea l. whose group comprae. about Dorothy's house in the Oz book. 95~ of the San Pedro purse sein-sailed over another shack . then Jba S. Whyte AITDIATIG PI.OTS
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I prs n eet, Intimated by his an-tumt>d end over end and crashed Barbecued Marlin supreme was
swers to questions put to him by against a group of tr(.'('s com· the piece de resistance a t tbe
t h(' delegates that his organization pletely demolished. ·The wind third a nnual play dar and bar be-
...,;JI be very reluctant to accept made so much noise that nobody in cue for the boat owners at Ken
any consei"VBt ion measures that the hut was awa re of an)bo<\) NIIM: Villa Marina Saturday night.,
I
would mean controlled catche& for t>lse. Sept. 13. The boat owners them·
tht>m. Blair fo und himseU whipped selves lined up the program and
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18' Flattie, 8 and C Sails. trailer. cover S 500
Snipe, Watts sails, trailer. complete racing gea r S 650
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I coral du.o;t and sand-blasted him. tainm('nt. '
IHe couJdn't breath unless his nosf' Leo Manning donned chct's hat
was pr('sscd into the tr(.>(>'s rurned for the l'veni ng to toast th(' ma rlin
bark. AJm()s t unconsciously camt' stN\ks to a d£•1Jcnte don£•n<'ss - . -th~ thought that this tr<'<' was ~o I and the fish itself wns donated by
thick it must be 20 v£>ars old. had AI ElJison ... who didn't miss it,
weathered other hurricanes. would l'cause at was his sixth ! Gra nd
probably stand through this on r. pri:u> ";nner or thl' fishing d('rby
Taking off his woven hl>lt h(' tiC'd was Howa rd Evers of Long Bench.
himself to the tree. Obj<>cts rock· 1 who came back in the Rev('rie 11
eted by: he protected his head not with the expected albacore,
with his arms. Alter awhile t he but two mar lin! Ken Niles had to
d<'bris stopped by his body piled up chan~e the trophy to fit. hi,~th enom:h to ac t like a suit of Winnl'rs in the various ('Vents
annor. Blair was tied to the tr~ of the day inclu<k>d Lillian r Mrs.
for four hours, but due to shock Frank I Beach. who was pro-
and blacking out this seemed like claimed Miss VIlla Marina ol ni.ne-15 minutes. teen-fifty-phew in a dress-up con-
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BEacon 6f1rl Tile eye of the stonn passro test. Second prize went to Georg('
within 20 miles. It m~c a semi· McClellan and third to Nadia
circle around the corar atoll and (M.n;. Ken) Niles .... (Ken him-um··· UDIO this circular pathway kept huge SE'Jf just rryiss~ ou t by havi";g UIU.
waves from building up and tr;ouble ~'T'1gghng Into a gal s
swamping the island which at its gtrdlc. w.hach was part of the acu RADIOTELEPHONES
hight>st point rises just 15 f<'et Other pnzes were won by Pat Nel-FJlniOME'I'ERS
Th<' <.'hurch was s wept into the son and Allen Rypfnskl. Evening DIRECTION FINDERS
sea . BuHdings wel'e 9()CJ,. de-was spent danoing to a skipper's
stroyed. Many Islanders lost all orchestra and records and tastln~ U08 Oeut B1pwa7. Newport
of their possessions. Only rain-the apiked bUg~ water. Bill ~ ar..eoa _.
wa t e r and can ned beer was I eft piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tor drinking-but no one was
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Th€' safest place in the tYl)hoon
was tht-plan~. They were Lashed
down by means of ringbolts In the
w1ng tips. Th<.>ir crews h('rolcally
weath<>rvaned them, that is, kept
them pointed into the wind. Tht>Y
were practically untouched.
Blair's comrrwnt as he hobbled
off t.M plane at Los Anceles' In-
ternational A.1rport: "A Santana
is • lltt calm." ------)( ou may ftftCI a prod table a · ebanle for tMt real -.&e ta tbt
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I B7 DlCK HOI"FFIAN Johnson of 2161 Bayshore Drive
It you were llstenJng on short-(fath~t' ArthUJ' M. Jobmon is
wave radio Friday Sept . 12 you building a new and super-fut
I
would have been •gripped by the sport ftahlng boat): Teny Trimble
drama of fighting a marlln afte r of'242 Heliotrope, Corma del Mar;
dark. At 5 p. m. Mrs. M a r t 1 0 Jim Underman of 109 .Diamond.
I (June) Pollard, wbo docks her Balboa hland! Jimmy McBride,
Harco 40, the Cad-0-Let., at the and our own S..year-old fisherman.
Balboa Bay Club, was filhinl for Dick Homnan Jr., of 218 Marl-
marlin off Catalina's eut end gold, Corona del Mar.
The fishing bad bee\ flat all day. Seems like Skipper Ray Ward
With her wu a guest. a lady who and deckhand Archie Horvath bad
had never fiabed. Skipper Chet a blg Job cut out for them. but
Rowell of Newport Beach ran the they hade aome helpers; Broderick
Harco at trolUng speed toward Crawford hlmlelt, Bob Gleuon of
the spot where he had seen a mar-the Newport Harbor 0\ambft' of
lin jump. At 5:10 p. m. June had Commerce, Mr. and Mrs. Mondon
a strike, was soon hooked up on of Glendale , Mike Gross, manager
light tackle. of Seuport. aod photographer
It was fl!h the first few hours u Nate Cutter of Globe Photos. The
her wild fish }ook off line, jumped Channel ClJpper pulled away ln a
beautifully in the light of the ~t-pea-soup foe with a stron.e west-
ting sun. But six hours later, the erly blowtn&. San Clemente Is·
I fish was stUJ wild. stiU Jumpine land wa.s three hours fast running
in the beam of the searchllaht. time away.
June was getting awfully tired, A t 2 p. m . we heard the Chan nel
fighting her [ish on 9-thread Une, Clipper's radio. Ray Ward said
standing all the while on t~ pitch-'W e won 't be in until 5 o'clock.
ing deck. The J irnJyn bad stood Better pass this word around. I
by since dark to render assistance lmagine you have a lot of anxious
and enacouragemen t. June wouJd mothe rs there." And at 5 o'clock
not give up. Neither would the the Olannel Clipper tied up to thP
marlin. dock and unloaded eight tired but
Shortly after 11 p. m. when Scor-supremely happy kids.
pio giPamed above the southern All had cau~ht ttsh. Joel Frue-
horlzon and the milky was was han. one of the smaUer and young-
clear in the nJght black s~y. t he est. had won tht> prize. a fine stag-
Jimlyn's skipper, Gene S"pencer.j ha ndled knife, for his sheepshead.
also a Newport ~acher. tried to a whopper. Son Rich jr .. arrived
get aboard the Cad-o-Let to lend I with anchovie scales in his hair.
a hand in boatin~ the fish But lt carryi n~ thrt>P fish-dinnPTS of as-
was migh ty dark out there in the 1 sort<'d bass and onr b1g barracuda.
night and the Sf>a was rough It The chann€'1 crossin~. thre-t• hours
didn't work and J un(' and h<'r each way, was rough, he said. He
skipper carried on. At 11 :20 p. m. admittf'd ao a touch of the atlment
the marlin made a suddf'n lunge that turns one green. Didn't eat
under the Cad-0-Let, the light Unc much. he said. "But Natl'. the pho-
touched the boat and It was all to!O"apher. got sicker than I did.
over. "he allowed. with a tired smile
Disappointment. yes, but I'm We helped scalf' the dozt'n and a
sure there was reUt>f that the rill;ht half bass. At dinner ,they tasted '
was over, with one fighting marlin wonderful. Everyone agr('('d that
thf' winner. Two tirPd crPws crf'pt they wt'rC' much superior ro mar·
into Avalon Harbor and t1E'd up lin S.1mo•nn•· nn<'P ea'" us a
to their mooring half an hour pas t Pl•'<'t'
midnight. • • •
Do you wondt>r why an anglt>r is I low mail and aiJ its ramirica-
proud when he catches his marlin? t10ns Clarenre At kmson. weigh·
The ocean is still full or them mastf'r at the Balboa Angling Club.
Why don't you give it a try? You shower me a prize letter the other
may not land one • - -this is my day. It was addressed: "Boat
fourth season and still no diet' • • • Trallah -Where the M a r I i n I
but you'Ll never forgl't the thrill Chim<'s Ring -One Block South
of having one on your llnP! B<-· of Main Street -Balboa, Cali!" 1
lieve me!! "Ar t" Hall. who just bought a I
I home with dock for his "Trallah" Local Marine Reports a l 900 w. Bay AV<' .. Balboa. got his lette r. And that somp day For Duty in Korea brought a letter from HoracE' Wi-
:\lar in<' Captain AlbPrt I tht>r$poon of San 8<-rnardino. who
Schoner, Jr .. 32. of Corona del l tsps his "Myjo" to on<' of the Har-
Mar. has arrived In KorPa at u bor's many docks Horace en-
forward a irbase of thf' 1s t Marlnl' I clos<'d two wpi~ht sUps. onl' for
Aircraft Wing. Ht> has tx-en a -, his first marlin on 3 6. wt. \21
signf'd ro the "Fl)ing Night· lb . anotht•r for a medium tacklP
mares", night·fi'thter squadron rlsh . wt . 151 pounds.
of Marine Air Group 33. Hora('f' wTOte. "I am E'S(X'daUy
PrioT to going owrseas he was proud of this ml'dium taC'kle mar-
stationl'd at ~1 Toro. He had t>n· Lin bf.><'ausl' my littlP 11 )'l'ar old
listed in the Manne Corps m boy. who had nf.>ver operated my
1943. During World War Il ht> boat. took ov£'r in awfully bad
saw 19 months of action in China. I weathf'r and did a beautiful job
His Wlfe. Elaine. daughtf.>r. Unda as my skipper We boatf'd thP
Lee. 2. and infant son. Albert. 1 fish as darknPss \\:as approachJn~.
IJTI, lh'e at 414 Goldenrod Ave. 1 Bill slid all ovPr thf' pilot's sPat.
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timl' tht' fish was going one wa)
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tht• broar anothPr. \\;th a hf.>avy
1 batch of kelp in tht? C'E'ntt'r of tht>
h nt•. Bill t urn<'<l the boat com-
pleh'ly arow1d, ;:trai~hlrnt>d up
lhP lin<' and shortlv aften\'ards
we had tht~ fish aooard. I ~ot a
bigger thrill Ol lt Of catChing thiS
marlin with m" son. than 1 e\·er
did our oC m,· i irst marlin or this
1
3 6 marlin.'" Congratulations.!
Horace a nd R11l ' And an orchid 1
to cmt-mac tnr RrodPril-k Craw-
ford for his b1g·hParted dt-l'd. Kids
and fi shsng go togP thl'r ju"s li kf'
strawb£'rri<'S and shortcake • • •
Let-· face it It's ~ettin~ to
wherP it may~ mon> newsworthy
to notP pt>OplP who haH' not
caught marhn this s.•ason. Clar·
encc Atkinson has not caught one.
Nor has Jf.>f" Jonas. ecretary of
Ow Balboa Angling Club. They're
too busy weighing fish to go Cish·
tng. Old-timers Angus Potter
and Roy Davidson are dying by
inches tryin~ to make thP grade.
Editor and publisher Arvo Haapa
gets all his fishing from reading
proof. My wife hasnt caught a
marlin. scornfully says. ··weu.
10me body has to stay home and
do 50me work around this place."
At least, I got some beautiful mar·
lin pl'ctures ovPr lhe v.w k-end. • • •
Monday was the day. And R. V.
(Bob) Staats. who liws on Harbor
laland. was the man. Bob and his
boat. Ute Nokawal. bt'OQght in the
3000! martin to the Balboa Ant· 1J.Qc Q ub. The chtrnN rang wt]dbt
to celebrate the ewnt. From here
aftl1 Clarmct Atkilwcrl dld a jig oe. "* eount ·em. Wrre aou. to .. too ..,. tr'7lnc to ~ that
.... tee.
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Pag. I
C. Highlands Motel OK' d 150 Atten8
DAR Party NIIHHI Mayor
The nod of approval for .m,
tlae highway frontage lot. ln Cor-
OM Highlands for a motor hotel
was given by the Oty Plannln&
Commtasion last Thursday ~wn
in£ The request was made by Wal-
t~r B. Mellott. Inc., owner and
Oil Ordinance
Revision Urged
A new oU drilling ordinance
should be drafted by the city to
protect our oil rights. J . B. Stod-
dard of Corona del Mar told City
Coundl ln a letter read at Mon-
day evening's meeting.
He pointed out that• the new
county oil ordlnanCl' set.s up a
proYeD oil field near West New-
port and thus allows drilling there
without a public hearing on a per-
mlt. To counteract that, he urged,
the city should adopt a new orom-
ance and at the same tlme annex
that pert of the proven oil field
near West Newport that is eoncir-
cled by the shoe-string s trip or
city land.
He urgl'd furthl.'r that thl' Plan-
ning Commission should study pro-
posals for other oU zones to al·
low rl'Sidents to tap oil under
their property to protect themsel-
ves against dratnagP from current
drilling.
The matter was referred for
study by the ·Council as a com-
mitt~ of the whole.
developer o! t.h~ Corona Highlanda
subdiviaion a1nce the purcbue
from the Crutcher Foundation.
N. H. Cox Jr., aul.ata.nt ~tary
of Mellott Inc., described to the
Planning Commlaslon plans for
pouible developi"Mnt ol the lots.
and showed a s ketch of a proposed
layout prepared by Rex Brandt.
This sketch wa.s entitled "El Ran-
I ch? del Mar," and showed 146 un1ts.
The application stated: '''I'h.IA
will be a high claa development,
attractively d('Signcd and land·
scaped Swimmi.ng pool and ten-
nis court to be included. Build·
ings wUJ be designed and arranged
so u to maintain view of sur-
rounding property u much as pos-
sible and be an a.uet to the area."
There are no lmmedlate plans
for construction, but Mellott Inc.
wishes to ucertaln the attitude
of the Planning CunmlllioG In
caae ot 8ale ot tbe Jota to a prw·
pective developer.
CCont.Jnued from Page 1) and Its ~uent need for a
that nomlnaUon would be In or<kr Council.m&n whO un~tood these
A grand prize of large eeramJc and auggested that the chair over · problems. He aid the J)ftSent
blrds made and donated by Kay rule Mr. H~aly. tacttca looked Uke rallroadJng to
Finch wu the piece de resiltance Mayor Smith aaJd he clld not in· him.
at the benefit card party· g:l~n. by tend to have thia railroaded In answer to QU8UON about
the Col. William Cabell Chapt~r through until the people had a Mr. Bennett, Cavol"'&bJe comments
of DAR· last Thuraday at the ehanee to be hea.rd. Mr. Mlller were given by Councilmen Finch
Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The then urged that eommunleationa and Isbell and by Dr. John Qs.
prize was awarded to Mrs. Gaines be t'Md. bum tn the audienee.
Hon or Laguna. Over 150 gue~ta 'lbere were five )etten. asking Mayor SmJth aaJd. "lt'a quJte'
were present for the dessert that conaideratlon be given West obvioua that the other thl'ft gents
bridge and canasta. Patriptic tal· Newpor t, which now was without on tM Council got topther and
lles Ued Jn with the rl'C1, white and representation. Several of the dedded to ateamroUer t h 1 8 blue flowers of decoration. Tables letters presented the names of Ar-through." CoWldlman Isbell rf'·
were decorated with ceramic uh thur B. Cubbage and George F . plied. '"'bat'a rtght; you've beoen
trays and cigarette holders tn Sherrill. running a steamroller 10 long that
various sort hues. Home made The fonnaUt.y of reading letters It's only falr to change."
cakes were abo prizes of the day. over, Mr. Miller resumed hia nom· Flnally came the vote on the
Mrs. Challen Landers, president lnating apeoech and moved that motion to c1oee the nominations,
or the local DAR chapter, saJd -Mr. Bennett be appointed. Mr. and then the motion to name Mr
pi"'Cl'eds will be used tor local and Ftnch quickly mov~ tllat nomina-Bennett. with Mayor SmJth cut-
national philanthropies. Mn. Al-lions be closed. lng a "no" vote on both mottona.
bert Stockton and Mrs. Bl"'&den Harold Arthur, preaidmt of tht Mr. Bennett then came up, shook
Finch we~ co-chairmen of the West Newport ImproverMnt As.-banda with hla new ueoc:latea, and
party and Mrs. Carl Hanna had IOdation, asked if there would be wu nom Into oMce. charg~ of ticket sales. any time for discusaion. May01 Councilman Finch opened up
Smith aaJd lt began to look Uke the second phase or the coup by Ki-~-;~... Bold Coaacil to Meet ~~ ~dt.,:e s~:Uer~ remarking that It was customary ·WUAua&U Arthur clld -ak hJs nooace, cJtiroa to reorganize the Cou:ncll when a
N 1 .1.-1 ---~-new member is named, and he at liu' Day Moaday Evelliag WHt Newport's special problema =~thn:>~~~o r;;or:_~ ·!~
The Newport HaJbor and Costa I Even after the mara than aix-Chest f' .s--.s:... ~~yor Smith said. "This comes
Mesa Kiwanis CJu!:¥1 will partlci-, hour Council meeting Monday eve-vaiiiJIGI!IU as no surpr!Ae to me, but It you
pate In the observanCl' or Nation-nln~. there was enough unfinished lie}~ AU T escJa think that this will cause me to
al Kids' Day this Saturday ln co-business left over to caU for an -vii a ' r esign, you are wrong. I'll still
operation with the National Kid's I adjourned meeting at 7:30" p. m. be here to look after the lnter-
Fl oundation, of which Jimmie Fld· nl'xt Mo~~Y· BalLikboaely toBacomeClupb It's time for the Red Feather ests ot the taxpayers."
er ls chairman. ' Kiwanlt CJubs are: revtSmg Y u again. Octotx>r marks the open-Then started the dramaUc vot-
throughout t he United States and leaS(> to pave the way for agree-lng of the local Community Chest lng. Mr. Miller was first. and h~ Canada sponsor this annual event ml'nt In the city-county Litle dis· Ca 1 'd . .,., ... priginated by JimmJe Fidler. ' pute: agreements with Pacific mpa gn. '&al "'0 --against the motion to
Cl T•tJ Se Thl:' U. S. Air Forces at the El Ell'ctric concerning the proposed Kick-Off Breakfast will. be held I r~r~anlze. Mr. Finch .. an~. Mr. ear I e en Toro Marine Base will hold open 31~t St. cutoff and acquisition of at Balboa Bay CJub a~ 9.30 a.m. lxtx-11 we..-e next. votln~ Yl'S , a nd
how:,. from 10 a.m . to noon for a ll land for widening of Balboa Blvd.: 1'U<''Ida,y. All ~n.ons m tht' ~lty that put the OE.'W appoint~ on thf'
The lon~ tilll' wranglE.> between the ktds in Orange County. Tours action on the request ror morf' who. Will ~t>lp wtth thl' cam~1gn. spot on his fi rst vote. After a
city a..nd county O\'Cr ownt>rship will be conducted through tht' U-drh·Ps in tht> Balboa Coves al'('a; or "ho wtsh, to hear e~ut l'PW· moml'nt o~ s~ence. ColOlciJma~
nf part or tht> land in thl' Balboa base, the newest equipment will s~ond r<>ading and possible ap-1 ~rt Harbors Commumty Chest I Bennett satd l .P8SS my vote
Ba1 Club lease is nPar settll:'ml'nt. be on cllsplay and an air show will pro,-al of tht> ordinance transfPr· ork. are urgE>d t~ attPnd.. Tom Mayor Smith, obVIously surprised.
tl was N'\l'alt>d Monday evenin~ as be presented. rtrtl! tax (tmctionl' to the N>\mty ~orton, ChPst. prestdent, wtll prl'-I cal'f'fully rev1f'w<'d tht" vot1ng.
Oty Attorney Harry Blodgett prl'-All da s da h SldP and will tnlrodU<'<' those who which wa.s tht>n 2 to 1 agaiMt hJm
.;('ntE'd nE>w 11'8S<' proposals to the Pnti~ Ji!:~ Y <' 1 rbauc:hou} I ----will £'Xplaln lh<' wnrk of thP ChE>St Mid "I'll vote wlt.h you, Mr. MU~
Cily Council Jx·· nuls will be 0; s!fc.a Th~sP~· Kenny Honored anid th<> work of tht' romlng cam· Jer," and t~ motion wa11 tht"N>by
l 'nd£'r lhl' rompromise. titl<> to ceeds ,viJl be \L~ to support ac-pa gn. de~dlock~. and defeatPd.
thl' Wl''Herly 700 ft'<'l of tht• prt'S· tivities for the nation's I('S pri\'· ~JM'<'ial h~mor has hf•pn rrro•l\ t•d . Mn.. l.lnrvf')' .!'nm~r.;. past prt'S· W('l). t~ looks likt' ~m<'lhln~t
t>nt Ray Club l<'aSl' area, includ· ilt>ged boys and girls h) Jlo•rh Krnn) of Balboa. p.•ua tdrnt. wtll hi' c·umpa1gn chalnn&n. mu~t M\l' happeonro. Mayor tn~ tlw ~ '" Sro•tt Ral'<' lnc::ttion. · rrr<~iri~>nt nf thr :-.<.-wport Harbor Hrr Arra Major!< will be: Mrs. Sm1th rommentl'd ''1'11 stay u
will go to the county. Th<> cit)' T M F I Kt"ani!> Club. In his el('('lion 11 -. T,.fi H~mbrook. for Balboa. Lars mayor until such 11",1.<' as th<'y CAn
lho•n will hav(' <'ll'ar titll' to the 0 ove ence ltt•Utt•nunt ~OVPrnor of OtVI!>i(ln 4 1.8\.Jo runo for :-:t-wport, Mrs. Har· musll.'r t~el~ forCf'S.
•·em.11ndt r .\t:'rN>m<'nl firs t mus t or Kl\\·anis lnlemational ~lr oltl ,\\ers ror Marinrrs MHe. Mrs. That d1d It and Mr Millrr an·
be rl'nC'h('d howpvPr. on rP\isjon After another sc ion on thP Kl'nn~ is postmaster or the Rnlbon :'>:"Ida Gibson for Ralboa Island. nounced: "ln. vi£'~' or what you
"' lea~' provtSion~> tx>twP<>n the renee overlooking Uttle Corona Pn"t Office. and Wtlliam C. Pf'rrow for Corona have just satd. I II reverM> my n ty and till> Ray Club. The pro-Beach, City Council Monday eve· ckl Mar \'Ott'. No one ~et.s to~tt>t her, and
posl.'d chan~cs deoscribed by City ning approved a motion presented • C'an1p&ign Hl'adquartl.'rs will tx-I resent your remarks."
Attnrnl'y Blodr.ett low<>rS the min-by Councilman Braden Finch to Opens New Office 11\t 22fl Mflrinc' A\P . Balboa Island; Mayor Smith sai~ Mr. Miller's
tmum Rnnual rl'nta l in proJ'l(trtlon move the fence 400 feet down thr 1l'IPphnn<' Harbor 2051: maHing switch was no surpriSe to him. and
to the reduction in arE.>a under bluff. remove the barbed wire. thl' Realtor Sandy Steiner. who has uddr"'ss P. 0 . Box 352. Balboa he r e_lated how the three new
lrasr. and a lso in proportion to entire project to be subject to thl.' had his main ofCice at 634 Coast Island. Mrs. Iri~t Higbie, secre· counolmen last July had agreed
the loss t•f the u."c or noats. approval of the city attorney with Highway. on Mariners Mile, since tary of tht' local Chest Board, to oust the city attorney. but that
This reduction in minimum will respect to right-of-way ln!ringe-1946. will open a branch office will tak<' names or workl:'rs and Mr. Milleor had chung('d his mind
have no effect on the amount of m<>nts. City Manager J ohn Sail· Sunday at 173 E. 17th S t. near the reservations for th<' Kick-Off "This must be true confessi6n
payments to the city by thl' Bay ors was instructed to check reports Alpha Beta Market in cOsta Mesa. breakfast. Newport Harbor was ni£:ht." Mr. Finch quipped.
CJub. according to the pre$Cnt vol-~ of possible ordinance violations Manager of the offiee will be first over the top in the '>ta t(> for "I'm SUTJ)risro that you thr~
ume of business, because tbe rent· concerning fences on adjoining pri· Charll's B. Retmier, who came to the last two years. would get to~~:tttht>r," commented
al payments are over the mini· vat£> property. the Ha rbor Area in September Mr. IsbeU.
mum. Action on the proposed Hubbard Richtl'r. leading the 'last year from Indianapolis. where Pre~~,; ow Dec. 5 £ A motion to reconsider the volt'
changl's was delayl'd, and tht' mat· fight against the fence, said the he had operated a printing plant VK. ~ wu then approv~. and the offlee
1er may come up at the adjourn-wishes of 396 persons who signed for 20 years. of mayor was declared vac.nt by
ed meeting next Monday. petitions should not be Ignored. 1 The Rl't:miers have rive child· The Christmas Preview of the a 4 to 1 vote. and City Cl('rk C. Co~nting on the reports of im· ren, MJckey, a high school senior I Business and Profl'sslonal Wo-K . Priest was designated mayor
D Extr U •t morality on the beach and thc and first team end on the Tar men's .CJub will this year be held pro tt>m. eny a ftl ne-ed for a fe nce to keep out the football squad: Patty S ue, sopho-on Frtday and Saturday, Dec. 5 Mr. lBbeU nominatl'd Mr Mil·
blanket parties he said "lmmor· morE.>: Mary Kay, fifth gradl'r; rmd 6. at lh<' RC'ndezvous in Bal-ler for m~ayor. and Mr. Flnch see-
R. C 8<-nnt>r of !"l'Wfl()rt los I alitv doesn't thrive ln light so why Jam~ Michael. 2 years old, and boa. It was a nnounced by BPW onded. Crtes of "no. no" cam!'
his appt>al at Monday evening's not· c;et up Jights down ther<' in· '!cry youn~ Robert Joseph, born Prcsidf'nt Evf'lyn Varner this from the audlt'n~. and some
Counetl meetln~~: and was denied 1 stead or a concentration camp just last Aug. 7. Mrs. Jenn B<'n-wPf'k. C'ommitlt <' <'hrurmen art' askl'd for Finch. Mr. Mlller nom-
thr :lf{ht to build a seventh unit fence?" · net,t. ware or the m-w NPwport I Ruth \.-\'iJlmt>oo:. bnothc;; !'ally New-Ina ted Mr. Fin<'h, but Mr. Finch
on his two R-3 lots at 1 244~ W • _ _ _ __ City Councilman, will bP a sales-lm. publicity &nd proP.T&m : Ruby refusl'd the nomination.
Balboa Blvd. . u Dri c mnn in thP branch office. Ste¥enson. ticket sales; IJ>abelle Mr. Finch. <'XPlalning his stand
He had appealed the decision of I • ve ase BowiPS, door priZf''i, Reily Jarvis, said. "I fe£'1 t hat Mayor Smith h8J!
the Planntng Commlssion. which Lorenz Offers to Buy decorations and fashion show: Mil-done his bc>s1 1o put acros.<~ his
had denied the request because he City Council heard argument Block C. Gl"ve to Cl'ty 1 drcd Stanley, coff('(' booth and program hut has not su<:Ce('dt"d, no~ has the maximwn number of and sworn testimony ror an hour I check room . and has not h<>ld the leadl.'rshlp
uruts allowed on R-3 property. and 20 minutes Monday evening H. J . Lor<'n.z of Corona del Mar that he> had whl'n he start<'d. Mr.
C'..ouncflman Braden Finch sald the on E. W. Charles· amended appli· told City Council Monday evening I Wh 'll B H id 'Miller got the blggt>.st vote and law was plain anft suggested the cation to operate four more that he was willing to buy Block 0 uy a a I deserves to be mayor. It would
remedy might be to rE.>zone the U-drive boats from Steelcraft 1n C, down in Buck Gulch just back bring harmony to have Mr. MiUn
preaent R-3 to R-4 ln that block. the Balboa Coves area, then de--of UtUc Corona Beach. and give I 'MJdat pJenty of l'Xcitement and
1
as mayor and to have Mr. Smith
The vote for denial was unanl· layt'd action until nl'xt Monday It to the city. Acqpisition of the j lo ts of IIC\ItUebutt about the step down. This dlsharmony has moua, although Councilman Les l'Vening. block had been suggested follow-Haida being &Old to the Cuban lx'<'n deadly to city buslnl'SS and
blx'U commented that it was a Attorney Robert Hurwitz a r· ing r eports that the owner might government. the beautiful Fleisch· for thl' city l'mployet>S and has
_,rderline case. gued that Mr. Charles was not a seek to subdivide it and build on mann yacht sailed out or the Los wasted city money. Mr. S mlth
party to the agreement reached the Jots. Ailgeles Harbor a week ago and I has attempted to cast a stigma·
$3,500 Ia Appro•ed
For W. Newport Park
'Ille Park Commlssion request
for $3,500 to corflplete the West
Newport Park at 36th St. was ap-
proved by City Council Monday
evening. Also approved wu the
expenditure up to $200. tl ~
sary, for beautification of the
S co u t Jamhoree Headquarters
BuildJn&: on Arbor Day. Submlt-
ted to thl.' Planning Commission
for action on zoning problems was
thl' Planning Commission request
for ~~ .000 to establish a ball dia·
mond on Newport OCl'an front at
15th Stl'eet.
AUXn.IARY TO MEET
The second meeting or t he Hoag
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will be held tomorrow (Friday) morn-
ing to oftldalJ.y form the group
and sa
a TV
when the Stanley tract, where Mr. turned south with an eye toward against people who havt> lived
Clw'les 1a sub-lessee, wu re-zoned Daughter V"JS:its Hogana the Panama canal • · • when sud-hl're any length of Ume."
C-1-H : and that the agreement A visitor at the home of her denly they Wl're ~lied back to "Let's have Isbt'll," caml' a vol~
did' not limit the number of parenu. Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, port. Everybody saJd that How-from the audience. U-dri~ boats but only the water 32l Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar. ard Hughes was considering the "I refuse to be third chol~."
frontage under lease by Steel-has been Mrs. La~ Walthey. purchase of the magniJ1cent shJp. said Mr. IabeU. laughing.
craft. Mr. Charles said it would the former Joan Hogan. Lt. and but nobody seemed to know. As.k A motloo to cble th~ nomina-
be unfair to be denied the rlgbt to Mrs. Walthey drove from the east th~ .ship's captain and he gives tjona was approved. a nd then Mr.
expand his business and added earlier thl~ fall and Lt. Walthey an lndeflnite. "1 haven't heard Finch moved that Mr. MJlln be
that expansion was n~ry to has reported to Camp Roberts. On anyth~ng for sure;· about the elected mayor. and this wu ~t rislng costs. the way l*ck to California they Halda • future owner. passed four to ont'.
Ray Copelin, secretary or the visited the Robert Sloans c the
Planning CommiS!!ion. tesUfled former VIrginia Bachmann).
that at public hParings beforl' the
Comm ission a nd Council. It was
dearly tmderstood that the num-
bt'r of boat11 would be limited to
s<>ven.
School Board Election
Will Be Held Tuesday
Pol~ will open rrom 7 a. m. 1o
7 p. m. Tuesday for • apodal New-
port Beach School Board Dis trict
election on L11CJ'MSJng the school
board of five membfors and naming
t.M two add I t 1 o n a 1 m('Mbtr1!.
James B. Stoddard. Corona del
Mar, and Georce WaN, Udo lale,
have flied for the OM-ftU ttrm.
Rn Albri&ht ol CUff U.Yftl lftd
&line ~ of BaJbca lalaDd t.w ftW f• tile ,...,_.. .......
PARTY FOR RU8Rl!:ES
KapPA Sigma fraternity of USC
made Dick Higbie's home at 328
Amethyst Ave .. Balboa Island, the
headquarters for their annual
beach party for ruah~ Jut Sun: . .
Newport, Mesa to Join
For BJoodmobUe VIsit
.llotla Newpen aDd C.t. 11._
Wlll Joia Ia tile cJrtve t. Ct01k1d
... Wood ~ tM Md
.. ... MAle .... , ........ ~
...... out ... lodt, ... ere.
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QuaUty
Men's
WeaT
SECOND
SECI'ION
Thunday. September 25. 1152 Harbor 111C cmd 1115 CORONA DEL MAIL CAUF. 5 C.nta VoL S-No.. 7
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3Z Boys AHead
Cab Pack Meet
T hirty-two boys wer~ present at
t h<' first meeting of Pack 8 In the
Community ChW'Ch of Corona del
Mar last Friday night.
Martne Maater ~rgeant Claude
St. John Vale of Coron. del Mar
hal been awarded the Commen-
dation Ribbon with the Combat HVH.
TH.J: &NSIGS'S IIK'Ubator Fuad
Ia aow •ear~Ac tbfJ POO total.
Y oa eaa •WI Jola Ia this eam·
palp to provld~ tbl• Jacubator
for tbe aew HO&K MHDortal
Ho.pltal . • . On.. dol.lar out of
every aew yearly MbKrtptloa to
'l~ EJI.Alp wtU J'O. toward pay-laa-for Uae tacubat.or. . . . u~
tbe halldT Mblteriptloa ooopoll
The citation reads: "Excellent
service In the line of his profeulon
while eervlng with a Ma.rlne Air·
craft Group ln Korea f rom Aug.
30. 1951 to May 12, 1952. Mu t er
Sergeant VaJe. a ~rgeant Major.
dem onst rated outst&ndlng superior
performance of duty In the excel·
lent mana.gement of hls depart-
ment . His section continually ac-
compliRhed It& varied objectives
In a n expeditious and thorough
manner, tbereby removing a heavy bu rden from his superiors. a t th~ bot1.om of tills s-K~·
"Master Se r gea nt Vale sur-,
mounted the shortagf' of trained Elks to Spoasor personnel by initiating a training
program under his e&pable super-CO p k N 182 vision. This training proved of ac 0 great b<>nefit to the command and •
held the erficiency of the section An announcPment that the Ne\<t-at a high level. Master Sergeant Vale's a bsolute dependabiJity, pro-port Harbor Elks Lodg,. would b<>
found technical skill and exPm-their sponsors WM; madP Friday
plary conduct throughout werE' in nhtht 8 t t h<' fi Nit pack m{'('ting of kE'epin~ with the highest tradi-Cub Scout Pack t~ at th<' HoraC('
tions or th<' United States Naval Ensign School Cafeteria. "ldt-a
Service." MPn" sel<'cted ror tht> Pack Com-
mlttet> WE're 0 . W CDick I Rich-Those pr esent were: Den 1: Mast~r Se~eant Vale's wife, d B'll G h R .... _ A G · J hn Valterza John GruweU Pa ul E I ,. 6071 F 1 r ar . I .ra am. o .... ·rt . r t('!'· o • • Vt' yn. tves at ~ ern "8 s('r a nd Max Po(X' •
R. Whitman, AI Robeson and Ave .. Corona . del Mar. · While the Cubs w<'r(' outsid('
S.1•s Lose• Kick, 7'-6;
FKe TougiiExc:elsiorNext
By .JDI Wftf:I:I.D polnt Called .
Playing in what may well be Newport tht'n bfockadf'd th~
t heir toughest game of w 1952 Red Doubles until with thrt't> and
season. Harbor's rejuvenated Tars onE"-half minutes lt.>Ct on the soon -
1
wUJ meet the Excelllor Pilots at bo&rd clock , Sw~twater fullback
7 :30p.m . tomorrow I F riday ). The Nauslar fUpped an aerial to end
SaJJors' second game of the season Cotte for a total of 39 ) ards and
will be fou~ht out at the Pilots' the tying touchdown. Aldenn&ll
I
homt> field. then booted the winmng point for
Th<' Pi I o t men demon trated the Sweetwater Pleven
thelr highly touted powf>r last Harbor players who shouJd show
F riday whl'n they roi\Pd ovE'r the up well whf'n the Tars clash with
Saints of Santa Ana 23..0. Many the Pilots tomorrow ar<' halfback
a re saying tlw Excc>l8lor elev('n is I Glen Pickens. who gained 75 yards
1 t\\1ce as strong this ~car as lasL MJShlng agalllSt Swet-twater, and
To meet th1s powerfuJ thrPat, quarterback Rollte Pulaski. who
Harbor will <'all upon a much im-punted five times for an avl'ra~.-
1 proved power squad thPmselves to-:Of 44.2 yards per boot.
morrow night, with lx>tter sptrit If Pulaski is ablt> tCJ keep up hi
and personnel sho"',nJ.: ciC>arl) in tPrrific paoe. he "ill most assured-
their play so far Jy bEocome the greatest kicker 10
The Sailors lost a h('artbn·aker Harbor's 23 year his1ory
6-7 against S\\eetwatt'r in their MeanwhJle. thto Exef'lstor con-
openpr Jtt HarbOJ lat-1 F r 1 day te t shouJd give :-.:t.>wport fans a
night. but !.howed uperior pia) good idea how t ht' Sailors are go-
throu~hout nlO);I or th<' s truggle ing to do in the Sunset leaguf'
The Tars struck paydJrt first. thi'l year. &J-t he~ at wmpt to scorf'
quart1•rback Rothe Pulaslo scam-against an elevt'n whtch blanked
perin~: stx yards around lt>rt f'nd San ta Ana one Wl'ek earh£·r. and
on a bootleg pla,> midway in the hold scoreless at the samt' time
initial J>('rlod. The try for extra the vaunted Pilot smgiP wtng.
ATBLmC IIEADQUUfEBS Billy CaUls. Den 2. Randy Prior. 1 · · h N · t Celso Morrison Gary Zagt'r James P aymg ~;ames ~~t ~~~ ani I
Alsip Drew johnson and Carl l M ther'S Club I CubmastPNI H. Mor~tan Noble and K.auf~an Den 3: John Smith, 0 Dr. LcostPr ViE-rling and Den Dad
James ~Jligat.ti, PeteJrhMatthe~ M B J :~~n~h!:~e:~f~~e J::~~~ :.;~~
for. ... Hood Basketball & Gym Shoes,
McGregor, Goldsmith Football Shoes
Jones Knit Letterman Sweaters
Archery -Voit Sport Goods Tad Tobatt, J tmmy 0 nson an ee4-<is on Cubmastf'r WilHam S purs:ron Ill John Ell Priest . Den 4 : .MJchael If~ • • I Witte Richard Butterworth Jim . and other pack leaders.
Ka · t David Ka mpert ' Mi-The Mothers' Club of Joh's 1 A new Den, No. 7. was form<'d
chamfst · iner Boward Lasley and Daughters Bethel 157 met Wednf>s-in the CIIH Ha\<'n area with Mrs
Lor!n LukeM. Den 5 : Larry day, SPpt. 10, at the home of Mrs. Norman Watson as Den Mot~t>r.
Schwartz Stephen Porter. Ji.nuny E. V. Ragan, 222 Aga_te Ave., Sal-A special feature .of the meetm~
Van t.an.unghun J ock Mc:Sev-boa Island Mrs. Et'tlest McC1t>l-was a knife collcchon displayt'd by
GUNS & AMMUNITION
ney, ~ WJ..,.;, Sparky LoB~t-1an wu co-OO.tess. Mr. Uon Cub Scouts
ley and Allen RUDkle. Ref~hmenta were servt'd by the
Balboa lslaad Sportiag Goods
bo in • ....~ b t the hosteues. and M rs. W. B . ~ ya tercs.cu. ut no M nill prnldent. conduc ted the yet ..-gned to a den. who wer~ ~i~ nwetfng A surprise
present aft: Jeff Topper, Roger stork shower was. held for Mrs .
.Dere and Peter Younl. C. M. Tucker. put president of
Vern Smith. chairman for the the group.
pack. took charge of 1M meeting. ~ p~nt were the Mmt>S.
due to the a~ of BIU Tobitt, Rex AJbrigb~ D. Wagner, W. B.
cubmuter, who Ia away tempor· Merrill. Fred Woodworth, Kenneth
arlly. SDdet were ~hown in color Johnson. Deen Smith. Max Owen.
to illustrate the Importance of Henry Deister, W . E. Nickell. Wm.
cubbtnc u a family. G~t Ho-Schmidt. c. B. Ruaa. Walter Bur ...
wald, who Is dlstrlct cornnussion· roughs Harry HiUJard, C. M.
er . handled the audes: an4 Sid Tucker' J ack Carter. 0 . E. Whlte.
Butterworth. who Ia in stitutional John S teUOn. E . MJium. Calvin
representa.tlve. read the narration. Preston Jamt"S Harril'i a nd Harold
The flag salute was led by Tad To-Fink. '
bitt, and Eve Tobitt wa..s lntro-The next meeting will be at the
duced as coordinator . assist~d by home of Mrs. Harry Burdick. 232
Ruth Smith. who also was mtro-Magnolia. Costa Mt'S8. at 8 p. m.
duced. ., Wed.nt>sday. Oct. 1. Mrs. Sam
Roycf' Prior is actin& Treasurt>r Crawford will be co-hostess
for Pack 8.
The Den Mo thers were intro-
duced : Den 1, Amber Gruwell,
asai&t.e<l by Lorraine Robe5on ; Den
2, Barbara Alslp, ass is t e d by
Louise Zagar: Den 3. Ann Delli·
gatti. asslsted by Sea Lon g 1 e y;
Den 4, O'Della Whitman. assisted
by Helen Butterworth; Den 5, Vir-
ginia Landingham, assisted by
Ht'len Schwa ru .
Louis Valterza t ur n i s h e d the
music on his accordion.
The Pack meetings will be held
every fourth Friday of the month
at the CommunJty Church at 7:30.
WITH IIEUOO~ SQDN.
Serving with the Firat MarlDe
Aircraft Wing ln JCoreoe Ia Marine
T.Sgt. MJke CaruseUe, wboH wife
Allee lives at 307 32nd St .• New-
port. He is attached to the Hell-
copter Squadron 161.
Cerebral Palsy
Films Are Shown
Mrs. VI nce Wickstrum or Costa
Mesa was elected treasurer of the Oran~E' County Pa.rent Group for
Handicapped Children and Adults
at their meeting held recf.'ntly in
Santa Ana. Two films concerning
cer-ebraJ palsy c h l I d r e n were
shown, explaining the emotional
and physical problems of the
cblldren who are atmcted.
'nle pal'f!nt crouP votf'd to pur-
chaM blrthday gifts each month
for the Junior ludoor Sports. an
orpn.latlon for recreatiOnal run
for olppM! children. At the n~
meet.inJ of the parents there WJU
be a "White Elephant'' auction to
ralae ftmda for the work of the
group.
Help Save A Baby's Life
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN:
Please enter my aublcription to the Newport Harbor
Ensign for one )IMI'. One dollar of the aubec:ription price
will go toward purchue of an incubator for the HO&G Mr--
morlal H01pital.
NAME. .. -. -··· .... -.................. -.... ···--·--···--·----·-----··-·--·-·····-·-·-
NIGBTTIMB IN
"Caprice " Gowns
Stabilized acetate and rayon,
treated not to shrink, sag or stretch
'2·95
• comfortable
• wcuh.able
•
a bich-waiated C udy
Stripe sowu. Aqua, piDk.
blue. 34-4.2 ~iaN 44-50
~htly hi~1t'r
SEVQAl OTHEII AITRACTIVE
STYLES FROM 2 9S to 4 9S
Pap 10
NEWPORTEB V181T8 Oat:OOlf
With aununer vacation~ fadlna
into taU memories, Mrs.. G. A.
Goeldner of 217 33rd St., Newport.
is still remembering her month-
~o TilDe to
long vaca tlon to McMJnnvtlle, Ore.
Mra. Goeldner hu both a alateT
and brother Uvtna 1n that area
and was a fo~l' ~~on resident
herself.
.Anoth.r in the Mrie• of b.>lef bio,r•pi~;., preMnt.ll by
Newport lelboe Feder•l S.vl119• •ftd lN11 .Auocleti011
UVING ROOM
BEDROOM
DINING ROOM
*" u.... ell
IYHAH ALLIN
SIKH
WN&
FAHCHfl
EH&LANDll
SEALY
.-4 •••
...., C)tl.n
~al~oa
IL SAYII&S
LAMPS AND SIIADE8
WALL SHELVES
IIEDDING ...
OIUVIAY
CliDIT
raws
PATtO
IIUaNfTUII
w.~
.-4
Alrlr
Box Social
Friday Night
•
Tbunday. s..,....._ 25, 1151 ...
On the Island , --. . . ......
a,. .BUNft'l'& CREELY
Wltb the p&al.ne of awnmer
comes the return or the home
owner who had rented hla houle
to the vaca tlonera, aod quiet
OOIDel .eep&ne Into the a~
phere and we can look down the
length of our atreeta at the view,
unobatnacted by people and can,
and see the maat-hMda gholtlng
~st the atrHt-eflda. We can park
our can cloee to the doon at
which we wlah to knock. With
the coming of October we get our
Ialand back.
As charming as our aummer
viJdton are, and as welcome as
they are, we muat admJt, withal.
that they do crowd 'the Island.
Rather, better say, we have
crowded our Island. A few months
ago I called at a home built on the
uaual Island 30-foot lot which at
one time 'Wllll a two-atory dwelling,
with a double garage facing the
alley. The houae had been altered
Into a two-dwel.U.na upper and
lower flat, the pra.re had an apartment aa an upper atory, but
the garage itself was converted
into a very unheelthy, s$-rou,
barrack-like dwel.J.lne with a stove,
kitchen link. a curtained toilet
and ahower, with folcli.n& daybeds
and upper bunla aulflclent to
sleep 10 people!
Flewing a car to the family, a
totally inadequate estimate, this
eatabllshment places four autorno-
bllea into atreet perking from
the a o u r c e of one 30 • toot lot.
There are too many like eatabllah-
ments on every street.
1bat ls the reason why a park-
ing apace Ia worth ita length 1n
platlnwn during June, July, Au-
gust and September.
With only a few vacant Iota re-
maining, It is meaningless to vow
that a vigilance will be kept and
that installations Uke this one de-
scribed will not be ,permitted in
the future; we have no ruturel We
have an Island unusual ln Ita
pleasantness. but apolled by the
greed of the r ew and the only dls-
tlnct:lon left that we can claim
1a that ourt 1a the Pfttt*t ~
ment tn the workl * • • Parldnc belnc the u n 1 o h e d
problem that it la, tt .... reu-
onable to me that the tour yellow atris-on the cur._ ol Balboa,
Marine and Park Awn\a wldeh
are retler'Wd for c:ommerdal loa~
lnl zonea mlabt be reJeued to other parking on Sundllya wheD
theft Ia no Oommerda1 ~Uvery,
and there Ia a ~t need for a~
ditional parking a~ce for O\W
Sunday vt.attora.
If there la cornmerdal clellvery,
then that use of our crowded &-
land ahould be firmly dllcouraa-4.
If not prohibltecl. EWI')' merchant
ahould be glad to arranae h1l de-
Uvertes to have tbe a~te
1.50 feet ot curblnl opell to a.
tomers on h1a t.e.t bullDeM day
of the Winter months.
* * • Horace Mazet, On Tbe 1alan4
foreign correspondent. Oolltlnen~
tal beat. hu ftled an lnte~ew
from Luxemboure wtth Perl
Mesta, '' -• -renl"'ina the uaual
order, I asked her 1f theft wen
anything that' Callfomla could do
for her. She replied "Y• • • • vote
for Stevenson'". 8e ...ured that
Mazie did not obllpte U. readers
of this column and prorDI8e to
throw the whole atate Into A~
llbaJ's camp, but be did admowl·
edge the fact that leYenl votea
in the state would be cut that
way ... th1a acknowledgment
came regretfully, I am aure.
* * * Uke the return of the .wallows,
this is the time for the wooden·
sou1t on the Island to atart thelr
talk about the eucalyptua trees on
Marine Avenue belne retnowd be-
cause they are meta)'. Let them
be warned that we aball ftaht
thelr movement wttb blgb.-dplol·
ive ayllables, barbed nouna, and
polaoned invective. Any cement
contractor can rep&lr a aldewalk,
but the ability to make a tree 1a
gree t1y Jim1 ted.
"We Have Something to Crow About"
FROM THE RANCH TO YOU THROUGH
CHAR'S HENHOUSE
FRESH POUL TBY SPECIALS
STEWIII HEIS ................................................... 491.
TUIIEYS Freela IUU~vea Hlady .............................. 55f.
E-Fre.b Oracle AA-IIediam .... -.................... --57• do&.
fa GRADE A-8mall . . ........................ 3 .... 110
nYERS . 83• 1" FllESH--w'laole .............. a B&&A8T8 0..
LEOS .. d TIIJ:IOH8 ........... ... .... ·········-·····-·····---··-.fLU 0..
SQUABS 1 S5 DUCKS 79• CAPPm'8 89•
Poaad . .............. P--.1 ·····-·····-...... --···-···-•
OPEN SUNDAYS I aa. .. 1J .._
CBD'S BENBOUSE
704 Coast Blvd. BArb« 3940 Corona del Mar
ACIW88 fi'GIIl GENE'S
CHRISTMAS CAIDS
from .... stucliol of
famcMn AIMrio• Artllh
1'bouch jingle ben. are jUit a faint. faint aound
rilht now, you,. 6nd put advantace in orderina
penonalir.ed antmu canll at tbil time. With
hundrecla of beautiful dnp to_ldect from, you
can ...U a ldlurt1y •le cdon and be ...,.d ~
liwry_bcf• ... JOU'N_(a)--jft_daeldiday ~~~
KAREN MARGRETA
1107 COAST avo.. COlONA D1L WAA
Imports-Nordic GUts
HAUOaiJn
Tbamday; .......... 25, 1152 ..... 1
Wit.res Luncheon
At El T oro Club
CodltaDa at 12:~ will~
the Marine ottleera' Wlvea Lunch-
eon to be held next Wedneaday at
the ward room of the Old ClUb, El
Toro.
A Ollldren'• F uhlon lhow wm
follow the luncheon and oontrtbu-
donl ol conden8ed milk, baby food
and wann clothing will be col-
lected to be sent to the Sever-
ence Cbllclren'• ffi»pltaJ tn Ko-
rea. R.Hervatlona must be in by
Tueeday afternoon at El Taro,
KI 2-CU, Ex. fHl.
DIRECTORY
DflltJa&llfCII
"BE suu: -INSURr
wttll
Maurie Stanley
t.uraDoe ea.-Dar
IIARBOIR lTN
-llartlle ..... Balboa WIIDd
IGstler & Co.
Comple te lnlurance Service
Auto -Fire -Burglary
lhJth -Accident
Ufe Insurance
2603 Nwpt. Blvd. N. B. HA ~
DANm:NO DlSTaUO'I'ION
AUTHUR MURRAY'S
411 COAST BLVD.
Corona del Mar
Open 10 to 10
For tr. daDce .....,.
can HArbor 1.825
Furniture Restoration
a.lr bottoms, benc:hel
and atoola reatond uanc cane, ruah. l'8d. etc.
HARVEY'S
Fumlture Repair ~ Santa Ana Ave.
O.ta Ilea. BEaCOD ~
Silver Platers
ADd S.DvenmiU.
Repair -Reflni&h1nl • Replete
Gold • S Uver -Copper· Brua
Near Community Olurc:h
1914 Harbor Blvd, Colta Mea
BEacon 5113
IIU810
Margaret L Scharle
Teacher of Plano
OrganJ1t-Accompanln
Evening C1aues
for Adultl
307 GOLDENROD A VI!.
Corona del liar
Lawrence K. Gundrum,
M.D.
17U Superior. Ave., Colta 11 ..
Practice llmited to ~>~~ea.
of Ear, NOM, ~t; A.J1eru <>moe Houri: by Appabltmlllt
Bbcaa tiQt or BEeCOD ..
D
-Baltz Mortuary
a.q,eJ ., the See
HARBORG
Corona del Mar, Callfonla
AmpJe Off-Street Parldng
f'rteDdly NeJabbor'bood Ser9let
PARKES· RIDLEY
GRAUEL CHAPEL
110 Broadway
BEacon !561.0 Coate 11-
&OOPDIO
Roofing-All TvDes
New Roofa and Residr
28 71'1· expel'. -Free •dmatel JOHN T. IIORRB!I ~Newport Bml. a.ta .,_
PboDeB.._,.I111 ~' I .. : IIArtMir 21611)
TID8 ILANOB STYLE BUILDING, deelped by Arc:hlteet Frederick •-------------a..,._ ... IMI.It ~ tile Vopl Co., Ia llle aew bome of Graat'e Enatcn Oul1flec! "ell have beeD ILbMr.., .._..._. ... ArP"-•MIII. at 1 ... Newport Blvd., Ia eo.ta lleea. lt. a proven meaN of ~cblnl buyer~ aa p 1 Htaa. c-... .., liar wu ballt alter tate or1ctaaJ IMIII~. at 11ol5 Newport Blvd., had to tor aD 80I'tl of merchaDdl.le-Uae
ct•e ... ,. to tale Freeway t.ltat will eat tlaroap C"ta Meu dowa them! Phone HArbor 1114..
to tM A.relllltN overpua. Proprietor of Oraat'a Funslture le Oraat
W. Oo4111 kM&
How to Deal With Juveniles
TopicatPTAWorkshopMeet
MAKE THIS YOURS
"'be Important points to remem-
ber when dealing with juvmJie1
are to have a sense of humor, to
be calm a ncS not easily shocked.
to control emotions and voice, and
not to ridicule or use sarcasm.
said Mrs. J Ofleph Hook. editor of
the California Parent -Teacher
Miss Kennedy
To Be Married
Magazine. at the Fourth District
PTA Workshop in Anaheim last
Thursday. She said that a good
yardstick to use in determining
whether discipline is necessary
wou ld be the question. ··rs a moral
issue Involved?"
Pr~in~ the workshop. Unton
Simmons. county superintendent
of schools, told of the trem<'ndous
~rowth in population in th«.> county
and said that 200 mor«.> school
roolll.\1 are needed. without which
some schools may be forCE'd to go
on triple sessions." The Calllomia
Congress rE'COmmE>nd.s a "y«.>s" vote
Nl:'ws of thC' <'ngRJ:C'mPnt of Miss on Proposition 24 in November to
Ellag«.>ne K<'nnf'dy of Balboa Is-makl:' 185 miiUons a\·a.Hable for a
land and La Canada to Edward loan to n~y school districts for
Gregory Hookstratten jr . or &-v-bwldJOj:t purpo l~ .. and a .. )E'S" \'OlE.'
erly Hills hM romP down from on Proposition 2. the initiative
town with tales of a n exciting measure which would pro\·ide for
party at the home of th«.> betrothed thP OJ)('ration of schools by rais-
girl's parents on Saturday, Sept. ing thE' amount or State aid from
13. $120 to $180 per avt-raJtP daily at-
Mr. and Mrs. E . L. Kennedy of tendance.
120 Colllns Ave .. BaJboa lsland, Both speakers praised Orange I
chose their La Canada home and County's pionl'<'ring in tht' cart' for I
terrace for the cocktail party in Ex('('ptional children.
their daughter's honor. Guests n>-Rf.'prt'sentin,:: NC'"''POrt Beach
ceived the news via a larl?e thea-Elementary Schools PTA a 1 the ~e-Uke pocter .u~n which lht' 1 meeting were Mesdames Norman I
coming attracuon was the fu· HaRen , president: HarvC'y Som ers:
ture marriage of .the young couple L. J . Csenar. Joe Carver, Lloyd
-• -complete Wl th pictures. Gibbs. Roger Hope. J ohn Shields,
For the occasion Ellagen<' wore Orin Thorkildsen. Howard l'tman,
a red lace and nylon net dress. Henry Sc.hroed«.>r. P . F . Baines.
The Kennedy home and garden John Evens, M. Pope, W. H. Cole-
was enhanced with red roses,cal'-man. A. O<x>sburg and Lronard
nations and white ·gardenias. The Graves.
corning event was also announced Represt>nting the Costa Mesa
at the USC campus at the ~Ita Main School PTA wer(> Mesdames
Gamma pl~e party. The bnde-1 J. R. Sutherland . president: D«.>n-
to-be. who IS a senior at USC. Is nis Hogla nd, Harold Steck. How·
past president of D«.>lta Gammas. ard Balmer Harrv Whitman and
S he also was a mC"mber of S<'V· Ray Traut~'ein. · I
eral honorary societies inclu~ng Lmdbergh Parent-TeachC'r As-
Mortar Board. Amazons. Chtmcs sociation of C<l"ta M<"'a wac: re-I
and Spurs .. Sh e will ~duat<'. in pr«.>sentC'd by :'\1rsdamt>s Ellward Feb~ry wi th~ educalton maJOr., Carr, presJdent : AI Hollister. Ar-j
She ts known. tn the Harbor area thllr Kitts. c. () And<'rson and
as a model m past Tournam<"nt C.alvm Hudson.
of Lights and sailor in thr Alba-ThP Nt'wport Harbor Union I
tross ClC'N lli~h School PTA had thE.' foUow-
The groom-to-be is a senior tn 1 ing m<'mbers present: MesdamC'S
law school. He ts a mrmbcr of Harold Boyvcy. president: Thomas
Kappa Sigm.'l fratrrnity and has I B. Frost, PauJ Huffman, Roy
team. The couple arC' planning a Roush. Ray Trautwein, W. H.
been pitcher on the SC bas<'baU Coleman. Harold Knipp, William
spring wedding. Cross. S. E. Briggs and Jack Raub.
I de~~orators
of fine homes· yachts · apartments
H.,. et H-eM 6erdett -t..vo EVYYTHIN&.
y., C.ll ..a.ct ,.. funtJtw. "-.... le,...t .....
lec+ioll of .._,.,. eM '•dfk. T ropic.el S. .W. .,.._
Wo l.ew let.-.... of eire,_-, eM .,., .... , ...
lwla. ... ,.,..., flocw c-""Js eM! e,n•n•
H-I &."'" -"'--hevo e repetatlott fw
clolttt tile fiMtt ~~t~ll•llt .. , ellcl eire,_-, -' ..cl
-f~m~ltwe eM rette• dlopa fe.W.. ........ , ...
....clo fwaltwo. Y., .... ~-e!Mf _., l.y ,.._.
S.. fer eM of -clec.-ton • . • .._,. II •
•Wit•*'-
House ! Gorden
lit COAIT •teMWA!t_!'lWHIT IIACM, CAI.tf. ........ , ......... -...... ..'" .. ,...,
--
fiDI fiiiiTIIE···IIIJet ......
SWIIIIS • UMMIUAS• ~DS • llCOV(IS
YACMT FUIIUTUM· IAJIEIUII
f
...... at O'Brien's
STROOCI . . . MIIJUM • . I ROSEWIN
theae three great Dametl in fabric,
CGftl.fort ud II&.Jie ctve YMI tile ~t aa4 .aoe.t. lD aa aJJ M'UOD
eoat. FASHJON·WIB& lt Ma taaat C~M......_ap look. thf' IIIDa.lJ
IMwl oollar. a~,..,_.... Claat. COIIFORT-WlSE
you1J t.reMure •• llcll--. l• 'Wai'Witla aa4 1 .. "--at.f'd Mllhun
lblm«· FABRIC-1nBI: tt '* 8 treocll'a liD_..~ erOM. dYf"
ZIWJ.ae. 01111' --
•
Page 12
OEil'I'D'IOA ft 01" liUUNJC88
Jl1etitao. Pbua Ma.-e
Tbe.. u.-Niped do hft'ebY oer-
tl!y that they are conductlng a
nursery school business at 440
Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar,
Cali!. under the flctiUous finn name of Corona del Mar Nursery
School and that said finn ls com-
~ of the following perso.ns.
whose names in full and places of
residence arc as follows, to..wit:
KATHLEEN B. HEAD
440 Heliotrope Ave ..
Corona del Mar, CaUf.
HORACE J . HEAD
820 E. Ramon Rd.,
Palm Springs, Calif.
WltDe. our haad this 16th day
of September, 1952
KATin.EEN B. HEAD
HORACEJ.HEAD
State ot Oallfonala
Couaty of Oralap--411.
Oil UU 16th day of· September,
1952, before me, a Notary Public
in and for said county and state,
residing therein. duly commis-
sioned and sworn, personally ap-
peared KATHLEEN B. HEAD and
HORACE J . H EAD, known to me
to be the persons. whose names
are subscribed to the within in-
strument . and acknowledged to me
that they exeocutt>d the same.
WltoHe my hand and official
seal.
MARY A . HAAPA
Notar) Public In and for
said County and State.
M > commission expires July 31, 1~.
Publish · S<.'PI. 18. 25. Oct. 2-9
tn th~> 1'4'wport Harbor Ensign.
bidder will execute the contract tt
it be awa.l'ded to b1m tn confonn·
It)' with the contract documenta
and wiU provide the aurety bond 01'
bonds u .-dfied ~ wtthlll
five daya after notiticatfon of the
award of the contract to the bid-
der.
The Owner reserves the privi-
lege of rejecting any and all bids
or to waive any lrregulartUM or
informalities ln any bld or In the
bidding.
Punuant to the Labor Code of
the State of CallfoJ1\la, the saJd
Board of Tru.stees has ascertained
the general prevaillng rate of per
diem wages tor each craft or type
of workman needed to execute
the contrac~whlcb wU1 be award-
ed the succeaful bidders: and
these prevalUng rates are con-
tained in said specifieatlons adopt-
ed by the Board, and are as fol-
lows :
CLASSIFIOATION:
Foremaa-AU foremen not here-
in separately classtf1ed, shall be
paid not less than the prevailing
rate.
Appratioee-May be employed
in confonnlty with Section 1TI7.5
of the California Labor Code.
Bate
Air Tool Operator . ... .r:'2IJl:'
Asbestos Workers N 2.75
Asphalt Raker & Ironer 2.14
Bric.kla) ers . 3.00
Bricktendt>r ..... ..... ........... 2.10
Carpenters. Journeymen.. 2.57
Cement Finishers . 2.57
Electrical F oreman ......... 3.00
Electricians .. .. .. ........ N 2.75
Floor Layers . ... . .... N 2.56
~OTIC"t; IN\'ITI'NO BIDS Glaziers . ..... . . . .... ... .. 2.24~
Notice l8 herf'by J:f\'Nl that the Iron Workers, Structural.. 2.70
Board of Trustel's or the Newport Iron Workers. Beach Elemr ntary School District , Relnforcing ................. N 2.38
Newport Beach. Orange County, Laborers. Building and
will rt.>c£>iVf' bids untll 8:00 UnskiJJed ... ....... . ..... ...... 1.94
o'clock P. M. at the Business Of-Lathers, Metal ... .............. 3.44
Cice or said School District in the Lathers. Nail on . ... .... 3.44
Horace E nsii;Tl School lor the pur-Unole um & Soft
chase and or lease of one or more Tile Layers . ... .... ..N 2.56 complete school coaches of transit Painters, Brush ................. N 2.35
type, to be equipped with 13 rows Painters. Spray .. .............. 2.60
or forward facin~ scats capable of Painters, Sign ··· ·· ........... N 2.64
S<'a ting not lt'SS than 92 elemen-Plasterers ................ -....... N 3.125
tary school children. Such vehicle Plasterer .Tenders .... -...... N 3.1125
IS to be equipped with an under-Plumber Foreman ......... .N 3.00
floor horizontal amidship type en-Plumben ...................... -... N 2.75
gine of not less than 450 cubic inch Power Equipment
displacement, 5-speoed transmission, Operators:
Westmghouse air brakes or equal, Alr Compressors ............ N 2.05
and otherwiS(' meeting standards Bulldozers .................. -... .N 2.30
of the latt'st bus equipment now in Mixers, Skip ................... .N 2.18
possession of the School District., Tractors, with
which can be examined and Attachments ............. .N 2.30
checked by potential bidders at the Roofer Foreman ............... .N 2.90 gara~ of saJd School District. Roofer ... _ ............................. N 2.65
Bids to be opened October 7 1952 Sheet Metal Workers ........ 2.625
Equipment offered shan' meet ~e Setters ......... -.. -........... 2.85
all requirements of the S t a t e Tile Sett':rs Helpers... ...... 1.9875
Board of Education Regulations Truck Dnven-
govcrning Pupil Transports lion. 4 yds. ~ under ............. .
The said Board of Trustees Truck D~vers-4 -8 yds .. .
2.02
2.04
2.09
2.17 shall ~ thf' sole judge of the mer-Truck D~vers-8 -12 yds.
its and qualifications of equipment Truck Dr:tvers-12-16 yds.
offered and resf'rves the right to Truck Dnvers-
accept a ny or reject all bids, and 16 yds. ~ more ............. .. 2.37
to wa h:e fonnality or irregularity Truck Drivers-Transit
tn any bld Mix, ;J yds. & more ........ _ 2.08
J AMES D. RAY Welders.shaU receive rate
Clerk of the Nrwport Beach presc:rsbed for craft per-
School District. foJ"!Tllng o~ratlon t;o
Publish . Sept. 18, 25. 1952 which welding Is lnCJ·
tn the l'eWJ'(>rt Harbor Ensign. W~~'!J Cleaners .. .......... 2.09
NOTICE lNVJTlNO BIDS N-Negotiatlng
Notice ia hereby given that the Except as noted in the wage
Board of Trustees or the Newport schedule, the rates or per diem
Beach School District of Orange wages for each of the various clas-
County. hereinafter referred to as siticatlons of work ahaU be the
the Owner, will receive up to, but hereinbefore set forth prevailing
not later than 8:00 o'clock P . M., rates of hourly wages multiplied
of tbe 29th day of September, 1952, by eight (8) hours shall constitute
sealed bids for the award of con-a day's work: it being understood
tract for the construction of a that in the event that workmen
Musk Building, Art Building, Class are employed less than eight (8)
Rooms, and Shop additions, com-hours per day, the per diem wages
plete, at the Horace Ensign School, Sh$lll be deemed to be that fraction
1400 CUff Drive, located in said of the per diem wages herein es-
school district. Such bids sh&U be tablished that the number or hours
received ln the otfk:e of the Owner of employment bears to eight (8)
at 1400 CUff Drive, Ne wport hours.
Beech. Orange County, California Overtime shall be paid for work
and shall be opened and publicly perfonned in excess of the regular
read aJoud at the above stated day's or week's work and at the
time in the office of the Owner. rate Cor overtime of the craft In-
Each bid must conform and be volved.
responsive to thls Invitation, tbe Holidays as herein referred to
plana, apedJicaUona. and aU the shall be deemed to be New Year's
ot.ber documents comprising the Day, Decoration Day, lndepen-
pertinent co n t ract documents. dence Day, LAboP Day, Ann.t.aUee
Coplea are now on file and open to Day, Thanksgiving Day and Chrtl~
pubUc inspection ln the aald of-mas. U any of the above boUda)'a
ftces of the Owner, and of Hodg-fall on Sunday, the Monday follow-
cion & Ellerbroek, Architects., lo-ing shall be considered a lepl hoU-
cated at 2595-2641 Coast Highway, day.
Newport Beech, ln sald county and It shall be mandatory upon the
state and 1na1 be obtained at the Contractol' to whom a oontnd Ia
latter place by depo.ltlng $25.00 awarded. and upon allaubcoatrac--
for each ~et. This deposit wll1 be ton ~ bim, to pay DOt le.
rel\.mded If the .et or eeta o1 con-than aid pneral prevail.1q rates
tnct documenta delivered ant re-of per diem wape to all. workmen
turned ln good condition withln employed In the execution of the
tt~ days after the bld opening. contract.
Each bid shall be made out on No bidder may withdraw h1a bld
a fonn to be oblalned at ett.her for a pmod ot eo da,. after the ot the aal4 om-ID wblc:ll the date wt tor tbe openlbc ot blda.
contract document~ ant on file. Board ot Trwteea
Each bid lhall be accompanied Newport Beach School Dlatrict
by a certlfted or euhl~_. cbedt 0ra.nce County, Callfomla
PQable to tbe OwiMr, or aatJs.-By JAMES D. RAT, Oerk
tactary bid boad Ia favor ot the PubiJab: s.pt. U, 18. 25, 1~ Owneor, eadltM.., tile b6dder .. in the Newport J1a.rtJor n.tp.
prtnc:lpal aDd a adlfactory a\ftt)' ·~ u euret.J, Ia aa amoant Dllllll Chi""'M .. Mve bMa
not 1.-than a.. ,... ceat ol tbe a s-v-...,.. = !!J....,.
bid. ..,.. cbedr ..... baed .............. fll --·--· u. be ltftD .. a ...,..... U.t ..... , ..... IIAitllr Uk
I
J I
+ The Church Points ttie Way to a Fuller ~
Newport· Balboa
CliUaCII or oua lAD~ or 11'1'. OA..,.,
1.0 w. a.u.. • ..._ ,........, u •u ... .:=.:..~·=-.....
s-d•y Me""t 1:00, 10:00, IIllO •·•
W ... 4•y Me•: 1:00 e. -..-co.,..._: s.t-4.,.
•~ "'"of, ht Fri4eys ettd Hofr 0.11,.......,
to 1:15 p.m. ellcl f,_ 7:00 to I: II p.m.
OHRI8T CIIUJWII liY 'J'IIIl 811A
Conamaalty ..........
Balboa lllvd. at UUI 8&., Newpor&. BA 11&-W
Putor: Rev. Tbomae ao~ ......
Sullcley Wonltip Service: I I •· m.
Churdt School: 9:-45 •· m.
Mid-•• Meeil119: 7:30 p.m. Weclnftdey
Ptececlecl by 6:30 p. "'· Pot-lud
nB8T Olll1BCII OF CBIU8T 8<li&NTUI'l'
BIOS VIa Udo. Newport .Beaell
PMIIe BA.rbcw Ul8
S.ncley Sdtool: 9:11 •· "'·
Suncley S.mce: I I :00 •· m.
WeclnMcley Evenin9 Meetlntl I p. m.
RHcling It-"" I I I Pelm St,. leliNI.,
Opett clelly from n-to 5 p. m. eJcept s.Me11
ellcl Holldeys
FDl8T BAPTIST CBURCH OF NEWPO&'l'
Balboa Blvd., lttb A Coart S.._, NetrpOI't
PatJtor: H. V. Nickel
Sullcley Servlcea
9:-45 •· m. Suncley O.urc:h School
I I :00 •· m. Wonhip S.rvlce
7:30 p.m. Sundey EveniiMJ Service
Mld-wNk Service:
7:30 p.m. Wecl,..tcley-Preyer MHtint
ST. lAMES EPI800PAL CBUB(JB
U08 VIa Udo, Newport 8M.cla
llllll.ter: Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler
Pltoee HArbor 1110
Svllcley s. .... ice.
1:30 e. m. Holy CommllfHOfl
9:30 encl I I :00 •· m. Mon~ing ,,eyer
9:30 •· m. lt-tistretiOfl for Suncley School
Tltundey Senices
9: 15 e. "'· Preyer Guild
I 0:30 Holy CommultiOfl
Newport Heighu
8EVENTB DAY ADVENTIST Oll11acB
Newpel't Blvd. at.,._ SL. Newport....._ ..
l'ltolle: a.c-uoe-& or Bl'acoa ,....,
Putor: BoOla L Allderaoa
S.twdey Montlng Servlc.t
S.t.betft School: 9:30 •· m.-Sermott: I I :00 e. a.
Preyer Meetfag: WeciMScley, 1:00 p.m.
Fhdey Evelli1MJ Y",.": 1:00 fA.-.
ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTEIUAN' mrnaoB
IIUJ 8t. Aadrewa &cL. Newport BeqJata
..._.tile St. trom IDp ScbooL Pia. II& 11'71
Putor: Rev. ,...,_ S. Stewut
s.Mey Wonhtp Sefvie.s et 9:30 ellcl II •· ""
Svncley School et 9:)0 •· m.
NEWPORT IIAilBO& LUTI:IERAN' VJIU1WII
111'7 Cliff Dr .. Newport Be&cll ..
Pboae: B..,_ teN-W
SapplJ' Putor
Ctturc:Jt Sdt.ol: 9:10 e. m. Sullcley
Slltldey Sen-ice: II :00 e. m..
'
WHAT STRENGTH IS HERE! Steam and electricity, heat and pres-
sures; but also men at work! Power harnessed for a nation that
feels its duty to help mankind. Millions of men at the front and
millions more preparing to go. Millions of other men at home
being saved by the cold wet soldier on the firing line. How much
they depend on good materials we can send them! We are making
the sinews of war. They are the warriors. We are partners to~thu.
Each serves the other and we win or Jose toAether.
THE SOLDIER at the front may save our bodies from ctiauter but
he cannot save our soul God must do that. We cannot be men
of truth and character if we let those fellows down. They are
risking their lives in our military service. Let'a gird ounelvee for
the task. Let's be brothers of the spirit with our fighting men
wherever they may be.
OUR JOB is pleasant work competed with what our gNet armies
are doing. Let's not complain. Let'• pay our taxes with • .,.ile.
Let' a honor the men who~ dying lor u.t. Let'.t nerve thMa to light
their belt by not failing them Oft the home front. Mq tbe ~
industrial power of the Democ:ndc nadOM of the earth tGptbK
with the very beat from eft1Y c:itUiea. defMt the tyraata of peed
and bate.
0 ,. .. .. .... ..... ... .. ... ... eo.
This Support the Church Seri" Ia Made Po.ihle Through the cooperation of the Fof
IASIN SHIPYARD-Itoy You"i011e
Complete Meintettertce for All loets
701 leysicle Or., N.wport leech HM« 0222
llllHEit.4Eit AND WALKER
Builder'• Herclwere encl SpecieltlH
110 C..st Hwy., Newport a.ech, IEecon 6411
DEAL'S SMOKED FISH
You Cetch 'em -We Smole 'em
Hwy. 101 et Merlne; encl Newport Pier, HA 20JI
GENE'S RESTAU~NT encl IAKlRY
s,.c~.Jmnt in Weclclint c.•"
7CII C..et •vct.. ~ou del Mer, HAIW I 102
H. T. &lAHAM IAIT AHO T ACICL! STOU
leJt •'"' Fhltillt S.ppll..
fJJ7 C..et Hwy ....... ,.. a..clt ........
HIRTH HAlt lOR -ltiCH.UDSON caUtSIIS "-' Cnt'-s .... Sell ..... _ MerfM w.,.
IOJ leytW• Dr., Newport a..dl H..w OfH
PAUL C. JONES ett4 SON UA.L ESTATI c ... ,hle ltMI &tete all4 1...-. ... s.rAee
2101 W ...... IW., ....,..,. ..... tWW lJIJ
UDO P'lHtNSULA SHIP't AAD
c-pleh ... ,.. ....
900 Jlet St ..... ..,......... ......., 101
ltALIH P. MASUY
a..ttor-Aw•lllw
Mil Ne...-+ IW .. ,.._,.,. ..... ...,._ 401
L J. KJSTLa a OOWPANV
Ce..,lel .. ,...., f-1 II .......
I ~ ........................ ~ ..
STAJifORD EUCTRIC CO.
hwtea.tloftt. M•tll'hfte~ ellcl Re,.lrt
110 Co.et Hwy .. Newport leedt leec011 6121
ROSAN INCORPO~TED
Merlne DivltfOfl end F-ig11 Moton Ltd.
621 Co.et Hwy .. N.wporl a..ch leeCOII 741 I
SEASPORT LANDIN& COFFH SHOP
Ope11 24 "-'. 0... -•I ell4 1011 wll t.. t..dl
117 Co.lt Hwy., Newport a..c:h leecOfl 6116
SYMPSON •ncl HOLLAR
Pel11ten ell4 o-e*-"
112 Jlth St., He.,_. INch Herl>or 2404
ED L SEDB..WEilR -ltEA1.TOI
lllJ c.... ...... c.... 4el ..... Hert-27" •
THE IEAUTY IAlN r.., ...._-H.tlr Styttt
2127 .... ,.,. ......... ,..INch Hart-1111
' YBJ.OW CAl COt.fPANY
Sert4.w Nllw.-t ....,. _. c..e. w..
A1 c.... Hwy. ...,_, me ....... 11M
Nl'mOIT-IA110A NDIIAl SAVIN8S I LOAN
A ..... 1-•lw-P. A..,.._,,,, •• , ..
UJJ VI. LWe. ,...,_. ..... H.t.er ·-
a..AK WITALUZINe,'INC. c.r ..... , .............. .. .............................
FIANCtS J. HOIVAYH. ...._
H.t.er ,.,_ ",, 1 ...
lao W ...... ~ ..._,_. ...... HA ...
I
THE SHADE SHOP ~" to ON-Venetie• ......., er.,.,., Hdw.
114 29ttl St .. Newport ...... Hert-114
WALTS TRADING roST -Weltw H .... ,.
Used ....,... Eiqulp-nt. Nelltlctl Dtoot.&M
422 JOth St. (H..r Ice I-4 ... J Newpott HA 2470
GENERAL SHEET METAL WOitiCS
2107 VIle W•y, N-port ... ell Herl>or 2210
ICA Y FfNCH CYAWICS
Meht1 of ..... ,......,
II I c...t ...... Cor-~ .,.., H.trbot Hit
IALIOA eL.AS$ CO.
Witt. o-c-.•··· ....... ..,.....
ICIOD c..tt Hwy., ~ ..... ..._ 1121
IAYSHOII TlAILM PAM_, IOAT LANDIN& ...... w..
IM a c..tt Hwy., ._,.,...... a..-1410
IAUOA awn co.
a..tton. .. o,, ............ 8fMiey, .......
JIO I. ..... ~ .... H.t.r R77
LAUON'S ~T I CMINif SHOP
SerAM ..... Y1 On I C1 [ I f.W a.lt
Ill c...t ~ tk JUt.... ..._.......,
I
'
' ......
Fuller Life - -Attend. Regularly + t:HIJRt:HES
ty, heat and pres·
for a nation that
of men at the front and
of other men at home
firing line. How much
them! W e are making
We are partner~ together.
together.
bodies from cliulter but
We canaot I» men
fellow~ down. They are
Let's gird owwlvea for
with our fighting men
what our grMt armiee
our t.%e8 with a M1ile.
Let'~ nerve tlteat to"""
front. Mq tbe ar-t
of the eartb toptber
the tyrama of cnect
BcdboG hlaftd
OOMMtJlQTI' III:'DIODI8T 011DJW11
111 ...... .& ................
.......... : Dr. llan7 ,.... .. -..., s.m-
t :JO ..... s-d • ., Sc.t.ool
I I :00 '""· WW'IItlp a.Mc. • ~ OF ST • .JOliN VIANNE1'
11& ...... .& ................... Pit. II.& Ill& ....._a...,...., ......
.._.._ &dill_. Maecdller, .&let. Putolr
s.M.y W..... 1:00, 10:00, I 1:)0 e."" c...r...ae11, Wwd•~ •ttd wee of let FrWe~ e!MI ...., o..,.. 4:00 •• l :lo P· ,.., •ltd 7:lo •• e:Jo ,. "'·
Corona del Mar
OO&ON.& DEL JI.&B COIOIUNITY CBOBOII
C-.reptao.&l
tU Heliotrope Ave.. Coroaa del liar
PlloM HArbor l SS$-.1
Putor: ae •. Paul Ectwwd Babbitt
Sutldey Wonllip S.I'Yicee:
9:45 e. 1ft., II :00 e. m.
Sunde~ School: 9:45 e. m.
Costa Mua
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
!Jad St. aad Eldea Ave., Costa Mesa
noae: BEaeoa 61S9
Reveread M. C. Cl'oale, Putor
Sunday School: 9:30 •· m.
Worship: 10:45 e. m. end 7:30 p. m.
Yo ... 9 f'eople end Children's Servi~. 6:30 p.m. S~m.
Mld-ek Service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
L.Mles' Mlnionery Council, Thursde)'l, 10:00 •· m.
ST . .JOACHIM CHURCH
lfHK Oraace A\•e, eo.t.a Mesa
Pbooe: B~oo 50!8
Fatber Tbom&A J . N e\1a
s-..ley Manes at 7:00, 1:30. 10:00, II :30 •· m.
W..Wep : Men at 7:00 e. m.-Confusion: S.tvrd..,.
from 4:00 to 5:15-7:00 to 1:15 p.m.
COIIIIUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
UO W. 19tb St., Co.t.a Meea
Pboae: B.Eaeoa '7S!'7
Bev. l oeepb W. MoSbaae
s-dey: 9:45 e. rn., Clntr'h Sunday ScMol
10110 e. 111,. Morning Wo"hi,_-7 p.m. Col~e Ate
MYF S.I'Yi-7 p.m., Hi9h School MYF S.mce
7 p. m., Suner9ous Group Service ·
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST
1030 Clnueb St.. Costa Meaa
Plloae: BFAeoD 6686
D. G. Hunt_ M.lalater
s-d•y: 9:45 •· m., Bible School-10:45 e. m. WonW,
s.m-11 :45 •· m., Commomi-7:30 p. m. &-l•t S...~Wednesdey: 7:30 p. "'~ Evenint SerYlc.
CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH
Oraace Ave. at. U rd St., Co.ta 11e1a
Pboae: B f'.aeoa 6tM
.&. A. Kaden, Putor
Sllftdey ScJ..ool: 9:45 e. m.-Morning Service, II e. "'·
mllin9 Service, 7:30 p. 1ft.
Midweel S.rvi~. Wednesde~. 7:)0 p.m.
'OE'I' AOQO.&DfTED' IRJHI& TAL& '1'0 U llaOADOAft n.e P'lnt Baptltt Cburcb of A lecture on Ouilrtian Sdftlee
Newport wtU honor ita new putor f'fttitled "Ouiatian SdMee: Tbe
and h.t. wife, Rev. and Mrs. Bar-P~r of the Word" by JohD J.
old V. Nickel, at a "get •~ Selover of Lona Bt!ach, wfU 1»
qualnted" pot luck aupper at 6 :30 t.o.dcut over Statloo ICFWB at
p. m. tomorrow (Friday) at the 8 p. m. tomorrow (Friday)
church. Sennon topic at the 11 • • •
a.m. Sunday service wiU be "Only OUJ:8T PII&&OIII:& smm&Y
Believe," and at the 7:30 p. m. Rev. Ro~rt H. Car~. newly
aer vice. "God'a Exposure of Sin." appointed aseoclate put.or ot tbe
Paoo.,.,. ... o•i:t ·,...:.11,.. Firat . Preabyterian C hurc h ln
...... -. A ...,...,.. VA Santa Ana, wiU be aueBt preacher ~ WMS of the Newport First Sunday at St. Andrews PrMbyt.er-
Baptlst Church met on Tuesday ian Church, NE.>wport Heig.b.ta. H1a
with Mrs. Eulul.a Estes at 1n114 sermon topic will be, "Wanted:
W. Balboa Blvd., with Mrs. W. S. Men of Christian MatUTity." Rev.
Hunsaker presiding. The Love Gilt Olrley spent thN>e years on active
chairman announced that more duty as a Navy Chaplain and then
than half of the Love Gift Quota for six years was ht>ad of tbe
had been met. Mrs. J. W. Herrick Pl"esbyterian Student work at
prese>ntl'd a program on Africa, Princeton Unh·ersit) Dupllcate
stressing the need of learning urvices wiU be held at 9:30 and
more about the "Special Interest" 11 a . m. and high school ft>llow·
m!ssionaries and the fields in ship is at 6 p. m. Sunda)
which they serve. Each woman • • •
then chose one missionary a.s her ERMON ON REAUTY
"Special, Special Interest." Mrs. God is ommpotent, omru~nt.
Emma Jacobson reviewed "Afr1· omniscient and is the source of &11
cans on Safari." by Lt'slie C. that is rt>al and ~ood. and of noth·
Sayre ing elst>, according to the Sunday
• • • IPSSOn·sennon on "Reality'' in t~
RAU.V OAV ON t :S DAY Nf>wport Beach Church of Ctmst.
It wiU be Rally Day for the Scientist. The text Is from I
Church ScOO?I at Christ ~u.rch Chronicles (29:11), ''Th.lne. 0 Lord.
by tht.· S~a th1s Sunday morrune as I i~ tht> ltf'Cattu' 11. and thl' ~er.
classes m a ll dcparl!"'ents. are and thl' glory. and tht• \1Ctory, and
prumotE'd. Boys and gtrls will be the majesty· for all that IS m the
lntroducPd t? tht'lr new t eachers I hcavE'n and m the earth IS thine;
tor tht• comtng year and promo-1 ~-nmt• is t+JIIIIoki.ngdom. 0 Lord. and
tion Ct'rtiClcates will bE> ~ven. thou arc pxalted a!' hf'l1d abovt> \.radUiltPS Of primar) departm<'nt all."
who have attt'nded over half or the I
session durin~ thl" past year will
ro•Cl'i\t.' copies or the rf.'vis('d stan-I Churchmen Pla.n dard vers1on of the New Tl"sta-1
ment ar the mornin~ worship scr-W k d Rn*-t
vaCt•, and tht> Church School start ee "'en ~"' ea
for thf' nl:'w yPar w1ll bE> mstalled R('\ .Jamt·s =-'kwtJrt, mrnl!!tPr at at that llmt'. Thf" Sunda} :>t>rmon uf Rt'v Thomas Roy Pendell wlll St Andr~>w ... Pr•·"b) tE:'rian Church, ~ ,.. \\ill SPf'nd the \\f'('k-t>nd m retreat ·._ounttng .th~ C~t " along "'1th !lla,rmPn o~ tlw>church
~EW CI.AI'\S 0~ t'RAl't :.R at th, Pr{·~b~ tl•rran Conft>rence
Rt>\ Paul J.toor~? WheeiE'r. pas· Grounds at S ky-Fort>St ~ re-
tur ur ~1 Jam<'s Episcopal Church. tn•ar ,,., part of a nauon-wlCie p~
v.'lll start a class at 8 P m. o-am :.ponsorE'd b} the Nauonal
wed n E' s d a y on undE>rst nding I ~ounc1l of Prt'Sb) tPnan Men and
pra}er From this stud..~ will IS .undt.>r thP du .cllon. or the com-
PVOI\" a not hPr re't'Jiar prayer rruttt>e of Men s \\ orll: ol the
ltt'OUP on WE'dnesday evenings, cor-Church. Ralph H DPa' f"r of R81-
rt'S1J0ncling to the Thursday morn-boa hl_and. charrma.n
tnJ: group. Parl"nts of childrPn P~rtlClp&tmg 10 th~ W'l"f'k~t>nd attendln~ St James Day School ?f dtscu...~wn .ft>llowsh1p and sp1r·
met last night in the Educational tt ual revaJuauon will t>. K. Paul
Building to organizP tht> Part'n ts 1 Johnstone, Joseph H~t. Dco-Councll aJd I. Huddlestqn Al\'rn S. Cox,
· • • • Ro) 0 Ander<:('n. Dr Martin P.
MEET. AT CHRIST CHURCH 1 Date~. Danrel H. Corscm Jl'., Edgar . ,.._ ~ ~ R. Htll, Web.-:te r J Jones, Robert BIShop ~raid H. K e n n e d y, E Cam bE>ll Clarencl" McCulloch n~·wly named bishop of the Los · , P · · ,...__._ F . Angel~ Area of the Methodist Le":lS G. Ktddt>r, "''~~~, _ _a
Church has rcqul'sted facilitws Schmdlf>r. Jesse E Spra ~ .-.u...JV
t Ch : t Ch h b , h Se f M. !\her· {;(-or~t' F. Sherrill, Bruce a rrs . urc. } t e a or J . Handy. Hugh B. S pnngt>r. Thad
an all da~ m{'('ttn~ of !-ht> <:S-btn~t E . Samuels. !'l<>lson M ~t.Afford
of tht• Southern Callfornra-Ar!· J. Mr O..•avlr and RR' Stt"wart. zona Conference of that denomr-r ·
nation.
B.l. Party Fetes
Dude Martin Show
the cooperation of the FoDowinq Ci'ric Minded Citizena and Businessmen:
Othe-r groups who arE' using the
faciliti<'s or this church th.rs month
mclude th£' third annual Oranste
Mt:'thodist C'hurch retr<>a t. two
sessions or tht> Fullerton church
rt'lreat. and an aU day meeting
of thl.' Vermont ::)quare }it>thodist
Church of Los AngeiPs. In addl·
tion it has housed tht> monthly
meeting of the OrangE' County Or·
l{anists' Guild and an e\'1lluation
conferenC\• of a young peopl~,·s ex·
perimental camp under tht> leader-
shjp of Dr Stanley ).fcKE>t' of San
The Balboa island ho~ of Mr.
and ~1n. Ht.>nr} Ma~t>rs wa:. the
scene Sur.da). Sept 14. of a first
year a.nni\'t>rsary ct>l bra tion of
the Dude Martin tt>le\'uioo show
under tht> sporu.orsh1p of Sea..rs.
Mr. Mayl'rs is prt'Sid£'nt of the
:0.1a~ "'" Co. ad\l•rtr"lnJ: aJ:<'J')(')' t'tlr SC'ars.
THE SHADE SHO,
to Ord-Venetle.t lhch. Or.,_-, Hclw.
2ttfl St .. Newpori ...... H.,._ 1M
TlAOING f'OST -WaiMr H. INn
....,.. Equl,....,., Newtfcal O...ett-
St. (NNr Ice Ho..) Newpott HA 2470
Way, Newpcwt ... ell Herl»or 2210
ICA Y FtNCH CIIAWICS
Nehn of fiM ,......,
........ c--. ., ... ., H.rt»or Hit
IAUOA &lASS CO. o-c-,1 ............ ww-
Hwy .. ....,......... ..... 1121
TIAJI.& ,All Mil IOAT LANDfN$ ..........
c...t ..., .. .....,.,. ..... ...... ...
1AL10A lW.1Y CO. .. o,, ........... ._ .....,, Wp.
L ............ ~1177
C..-•u'II.WIII CNft ..............
H. H. HOlllOOIC-I'LUMIER
New Constrvctioll, W etw H....,.._ n.,.. ...
2101 W. lelboe 11¥4 •• Newport a..ch HA 14 1 ~W
HENl Y SU FElT -. loet l.ldlnt-lapeln
E.ri'e l..ell«fln9, 711 CMet Hwy .
Newpori leech leeeon 6797
ROIERTS J EWELEIS
E.quitite Jewelry TMt Gw• L..tti•t rt-
22l'h Marine A.,e., lelbo. lalend, HAth~ U21
SEAFOOD Sf'ECfALTIES COMII'ANY
Sport.m .. : We ~~~. lf'ftOle or fr-yow alb. ...
516 3M St .. Newpori a..ch Herl»or IIOf
IAUOA INN
105 Main St., lelboe
COLUWIIA PtiT CONTROl CO.
lOt E. lell-N .. lefM.e HA 2941-HA 141
COAST NOf'BnU 00. ......... ,.... ........
JOI E. .. ,.,._ .¥Ct .. leiMe H-'* 2611
lAY a lEACH AW'IY. INC.
&W .. Fey, ,.... fer, J. ............... ......
1410 w .............. ....,.,. ... dt ~ '*
aiCHAID'S UDO t.U.lUT
0.... c..ty't ..... c ........ .....
· MU VIe LW.. .._.,... ...... HAlt. Hit
BAGNALL IM,ORT CO.
Heltdmed• Gifk from Tiny Cherme to Fvmltw.
11 9 Coed 8J.,d .. Corona del Mer Herbot 1712
EARL W. STANLEY
Auemblym•n. 74th Oit+rict
225 Marine An., Balboa ld•nd Hart:tor 1m
WASHERETTE SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY
O.,.in9, ~ Cleaning, Finished L...dry
404 Coett ll•d., Corona del Mer H•rl»or 2~W
FITZMORRIS REALTY CO.
S.let---lentels-&chenge• lll"'..itl-
11] C....t lfyd~ Coro~~o~ del Mer, HA 2112 a )120
SHE-WOMEN'S A"AREl.
We H... tM ~ Ovtftt for AI Oualla•
106 £. lara-N~ lelboe HMIMw 2060
W. 0. JOHNSON JEWELIY
Hltll St,te c..t-J...,
21e Merille A-.. Ialka l.a.M H.-2 ..
WILSON JEWILAY
Je...lry, s..fi-.. Wa.U.. _. l.,.lrfat
201 w."' St .. a.abo. H•rt-n61
ACE KEY SBVICE
K..,. l..h ...,. ...
101 ...... St....... ....... tltt
Gut•lots of tht :O.l ..t)t'M' Wf'rt' Mr
• • • and Mn.. Rrchard A. Mool't' and Otego.
TASK o.~ THE TEACHER sons :'>ta ttht>" and Rtchard (Mr.
R.t•v. Paul Edward Babbitt will ! ;\loon• 1s \'iCE:'·Pr<'sid~nt ~d gen·
preach on the subject. "The Task era! . manaJ:t-r of K'J'i"\. Which
of the Teacher." at the 9:45 and telcv1ses the show ever) Wednes·
11 a. m. senict>s of worship Sun·j day . nu:ht l ~ D~dt· Martm ADd son
day In tht> Communit)' Church of Da,·~d ~1c!;)watn. Ml and Mrs.
Corona dt>l Ma1· A recognition I Leshe !'\orms 'he 1~ account ext>-
and Ins tallation Service ,,;u be ~ti\'l" for KTI"V ): Mr and Mrs.
held for thE' tt-achE'rs of Church \\. F . Plummer, wn Thomas and
School in thl' 11 o'clock servict>. I daughter Virgima 1 Mr Plummer
The Chapel Choir "ill sing "Let is. Southern ~alaf~mta advertlsmg
All Mortal Flt'sh" by Holst. in the dirt>etor for ~arsl. Mr and Mrs.
9:45 sen'ice: and the Chancel Roger Patnck and Bob HOl'hn or
Choir "i ll sing "Hail. Our Re-the Mayers agcnc). s~r Dic.k d~mer" b' Rhea in the 11 o'clock Stev.rart. writer Paul Conlan .
sen.ice. Tht-Church School mE>Cts ~ Bishop. man.'\J:: r for DudP
at 9:45. "ith ~1. A. Harwood as ~1,ar~n a nd thear W l\e:&, Frank
superintend nt 0 Bnen. proouct>r of tbr ~.
and Mr. and Mrs. Wa~ ~r
ltshc is st'crt'tal") to Mr. Plum· Harborites Win Honors ~rL
At L • Co ty F • During th(' aft('moon meom~rs n.. UD ~ of thf' party wNr U't'ated to a Honors for Har~ntn W't're trip 1.n t he bay and oct'an by B. N.
awarde<l at the ExhlbJtors Fifth De.-a~rg and da'lghtm~ Wendy
Annual National Arts and Cl'afts and Kftle aboard Wlr boat. U ttl• compelioion in the Gnapbk Arts DiDDf:r
Exhibition at the ~ Ees ii::i::!~5!::::i::i'i===--==------County Fair at Polnona. A'>' AlST CHURCH OF 0..
Graves of 219 Pari Ave., SCtENllST
Island, rt?Ceh·l'd honorable mention UOl Vie L.We ,..._,.... ....._
In weeving, and J ack Florw, 617 A bra,ch of The' Mother 0 ..0, l\e
I.r1a A\~., Coroo. del ..,r. bed two Fi"t Church of Chtit+, Sc:ent.,t. 111 to. pi~ of hand-crafted jewelry on ton, MouechutettL
dbplay. Phil Dike, who JUIJ\IMr'S S1111day Sc.hool H5 a M.
ln thE' Harbor area. al8o ~lddbited Sunday S.,Vice ~ __ -::_:::,, •• ~"" c.~lcs and a Ut~ph entl· Wednesday Eveni11g "'"';,._ 1:00 ,.-. t~d Balboa Harbor. Readif\9 •-foc.t.cl at 111 ~
V181'1'0118 no• RCA.IP.& St~ Balboa, ;, ~n cleily from Jl MOll
a..AUNCI W.CUUOCH -...._ HELIN .., lOBT LYNN -.... ..... Vlslton 1Mt ~.eftd at Uw !:t~u;\t::!!l"ndayt end M~W..,.
..... c.w..t ... "' ... ...... c.-. .., ... ,...,..... ...... fll Mn. Edith COM ol ()). Tl!e pubrte ;, COfdi•lly "" ..... to ...
_, Ylle w.,, N.F"f't ...., ~--41 I c...t IW.. c.-. .., ..-. ~ 1117 roaa •a ltlar were lin. ..,... .. nc~ tf. dlunlt eeMt. .,.. .... .._ ·
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HO'I'IOZ INVITING BID8 PJumben -·-----····-J ..... .N 2.1! Or& nee No. 111 poet or ca ... to &ePOited thereon, ahaU be publli&d once In i&
Notaoe b o.-,. Otv• that the Pow« Equipment AN oaDINANO& lf.uo:NO A a alp or ldpa denotJna the price Newport Harbor ~lgn, a news--Board el Supervisors of Oranp ()peraton: ODTAJN SftDI' AlfD no-to be chaf'sM for parklna, per paper of ~nenl e l r cuI at l o D,
County wtu receive sealed blda for A1r Compreaort ···--N 2.~ VIDINO PO& Till: JU)01JLA. hoUr or per ct.y, u the c:::aw may printed and pubUAhed in the Ctty
tbe toUowlng work which 11 locat· BulJcloaers .... _. ________ .N 2.30 TION or THE .PLOW 011' be. Said aign or algna shall be of of Newport Beach. and the same
ed bayward of BaY$ide Drive lm· Mlxmt, Sldp ····-·····-··...N 2.18 TI&AWPIO T BE & Z 0 N B Y a tiu. number and type auffic:ient ahaJJ be ln lull for« and cfteet mediJitelY easterly of the Balboa Traetora, with .uo:NDINO IIDC'I'ION ntt.l to adviae the public of aid 30 da.ya aft«-r thl.t pauage.
Yacht Club. Newport Harbor. Attaehmenta --··-····-·.N 2.30 TO TRil llt.INlOIPAL OODil chargH. It shall be a mllde· Tbe foregoing OrdiJIAnce wu ln.
CJoMtncUoa of the Oraap o0011ty Roofer Foreman ·-·-··--···N 2.90 The Oty Coundl of the Cfty of mt'anor, punJshable under Section troduced at " reKU)ar meednc of
Harbot Dlatrid Bullcllap Roofer ................... -............. N 2.65 Newpc>Tt Beach does hereby ordl(ln 1200 of thla Code. for aald owner the City CoUhell. of the Oty o1
Bidl arc wanted for the enUre Sheoet~etal Workers •. --.. 2.625 aa follows or operator to charge or attempt Newport Beach. held on the 8th
project. The Board or Supervis· 'nle Setters ......... --. ___ ....... 2.815 SECTION 1 : That c e r t a l n to charge, more than said potted day of Septembfr, 1952, and wu
ors reeerves the right to award a nle Setten Helpen........... 1.9875 thoroughfare running In a eenu· price." fJnally paaed and adopted on Uw
aingw contract to the lowt>st re· Truck Drive,._ ally Northwesterly and Southeast-SECTION 2: 'I'hla Ordinance 22nd day of Sept~bft'. J952, by
apoMible bidder for the entire 4 yds. A under .... _ ... _.. 2.02 erly di~tlon, lytng be t wee n ahaU be published once In t~ the {ollowlnJt vote, to wlt:
project. 1l\e Board of Supervisors Truck DrfYft'l.--4 • 8 yda... 2.04 Ocean Bl~d. on the Southwest and Newport Harbor Ensign. a new.· A YES, COUNCILMEN: Smith.
further reserves the right to re-Truck Drlve~ ·12 ydl. 2.09 Bay Avenue on the Northea.st, and paper of ceneral c l r c u la t ton, Flnc:h. Iabell. Bennett. II1Dtr
ject any and/or all bids and to Truck Drfven--12-16 yda. 2.17 Heliotrope Avenue on the South. printed and published ln the C!ty • NOES, COUNCILMEN: NCJ~W
waive any lrregulariUes or ln· Truck16 _prt~ 2 _ east and Goldenrod Ave., on the of Newport Beach, and the aame ABSENT OOUNCILMEN: Nao.
formaltie. In any bid or In the bid· y .... • more ... -........... . .. , Northwest, 11 hereby designated lhaU be tn full force and effect 80 NORMAN MD..LER ding Truck Drlven-'Translt u "Ocean Lane". daya after tbls puaage. Mayor
' Mix, 3 )'da. A more ..... •·-· 2.08 SECTION 2 : 'lbere Ia hereby The forecolng Ordinance was in· ATTEST:
All of u.id work and materlala, Wel~n abaU receive rate added to Section 3250.1 of t.M Mu-trodUCled at a regular meettq of c. K. PRIEST. Oty Clert
except 1UC.b materials u ~ to be prescribed for craft per-nldpal Code of the Oty of New· the City Cound1 of the Qty of Publish: Sept 25, 19152
rurnw.d by the Orange County to~ OPftation to port Beech. un~r the See t l on Newpor t ~ach, held 'Clll the 8th in u,. Newport Harbor Enaign.
Harbor Dlatrlct. •hall be fumlahed which weldlnc II l.nd· thereof denoted "Corona del Mar'', day of September. 1952, aDd wu
In aceontance with plana, apedtl· dental the foUowtng: finally pused and adopted Clll the
catJon. and fonn of contract to be Window Cleaners ...... -..... 2.09 "Ocean Lane, l1"om Goldcmtod 22nd day of September, 19152, by
executed by the successful bidder. N-Neeotlatlnl to Heliotrope. Southeut bound the followin& vote. ~wit :
all now on flle in the offi ce of the traftlc only". A YES, COUNCILMEN: Smith,
County Clnk, ex-ofllclo Clerk of 0~'; J1ow1oc da recoc SECTION 3: Th1s OrdlnaDcle Flnc:h. Iabell, Bennett, Mlller
:: e~ ol Supervisors of Or-n.iz.ed u 'houdaya : ~ageunctay..; ahaU be publlahecl once in the New· NOES, COUNCD.MEN: None
I ty. the year, except u otheJ'Wlle pro-port Harbor Enalgn, a newq~a~ ABSENT COUNCILMEN: None Pluw, Spedflcations and other vided herein, New Year'• Day, ne. of general circulation, printed and NORMAN VUJXR
contract document forma wlll be coration Day Independence Dey publlahed in the Oty of Newport Mayor avaUa~ for e~ation without Labor Day, Armfatlce Day: Beech, and the same shall be in. ATJ'EST:
charge and cop1es may be lie· 1banksglving Day · and Chrl.ttmu full force and effect 30 da,yw alter C. K. PRJ EST, Oty Clerk
cured at the office of the Archi· Day. If any of ~above holidays thla puaage. Publiah: Sept ~. 1952
teet. Richard H. Pleger, 1415 Coast should fall on Sunday the Mooday The foregoing Ordinance wu In the Newport Harbor EM!p.
Jnghway, Corona deJ Mar, Cali· following ahall be coNtdered a le-introduced at a regular meeting
fornia. upon deposit of Twenty· gal holiday. WOTk on such day of the City Council of the Qt:y of
five DoUan ($25.00) per set whJch shall be paid tor at the Sunday Newport Beaeh. held on the 25th de~ la a guarantee that the and holiday overtime rate of the day of AugUSt, 1952. and wu fi.
plana and sped.tleatlo~ will be craft Involved. No work shall nally passed and adopted on the returned ln good condiuon,to the be requJred on Labor Day except 22nd day of September. 19152, by
Architect's Office at time of bid in case of extreme urgency when the foUowlng vote, to-wit:
opening. The plans and specilica· life and property Is in Imminent AYES, COUNCILMEN: Smith, tions art" the property of the Ar· danger Finch, hbeU, Bennett, Miller
chitect and are loaned to the bid· · NOES. COUNCILMEN: None der 1mtil bids are due. The de· l 'nlform Overtime Rate. ABSENT COUNCILMEN: Nont'
posit ah4U not be construed to Wht>n a slngle shift 1..!1 worked. NORMAN MILLER
be the purchase price of any part t:ight hours of continuous eml?loy· Mayor
of t.hMe documents. Bidders are ment. except for hu~ch penods, ATTEST:
requested. should t.hey decide not shall coMUtute a days work. be--C. K. PRIEST, City Clerk
to JUbmJ t a bid to retum the ginning on Monday and through Publish : Sept. 25, 1952
plans and speciflcations . as soon Friday . ot each w~k. Wher e in the Newport Harbor Ensign. as poMible after such decision is work IS required m t')CCCS of _ _ __ _
made eight (8) hours on any one day or or~ No. 111 Ea~ bid i hall be made out on a c•n holidays, such work ~hall be AS ORDISANCE AODL'IIllG SEC·
!onn to be obtained at th<' office paid for at one and one-half times TION 8401 TO THE MlJNJCI· . rhe basic ratE' or wages. p•L rv..o• OF ...,.~..,. C1TY OF of the Architect an~ ~hall be_ a~· 1t shall be mandatory upon the NEwPORT Br...\cu REQUT.R· comp&nled by 8 ~rtlhro cashJ(.•r s Contractor t.o whom the contract JNO TilE P 0 TIS 0 0 F
check or a bidders bond In 11 ~-~I ts awarded and upon any !lubcon· PRICER ON' ArTOMOBILE
not les than ten_ JX'r cent 110 ~(J) tractor under him to PI\>' not IC'!IS PARIU'SG LOT a Pit OVID·
of th(' amount btd, said ch~k or than the specified rates In the exe· 1 N 0 pEN' A L T 1 E 8 F 0 R
bond madt> payab~e t_o thE' Orange cution of said contract. ,.. .. •GINO IIORE T B A N County Harbor OlSmct. Bids shall . . '-'&:ll.la.ft be received and filed with the The successful b1dder Wlll be THE POSTED PIUCE
County O E'rk of Orange County, required to furnls~ a faithful per· The City Council of the City of
f"X-otndo Cl~rk oC this Board. on formance bond m an amount Newport ~ach does hereby ordain
or before 1\JHda)' the 21st day equal to one hundred per cent u foUowa:
of October'. 1952. at 3 :00 p. m. of (100%) of the contract price. and SECTION 1: 'There ls hereby
said day. and wtU be opened and a labor and mate~l bond 'in an added to the Muruclpal Code of the
pUblicly read on that date in the amount equal to fifty per cent City of Newport Beach, Seetlon
room of the Board of Supervisors 1 50~) of the contract price, which 3403,. to read as follows:
1n the County Court House. bond shall provide that lf the per· "SecUon 3403. Parking lou:
Sanaa Ana. Orange Couny. CaU-son or his subcontra~ors fall to Poeting prices; Excess charges. fomia pay for any matenals (except The owner or operator of auto-
.....__· bo . _ ... ch "'k s uch materials as are furnished by mobile puking Iota In the Oty of • '"" a \'(' m!'f'Uon .. -u c... or thl' Orange County Harbor Dls· Newport ahall at all tiJnes wbile bond shall be gtven as guarantee · de --'d ld '1 t •-in tJ that tt. bldder will t>nter Into trlct>, provt.11ons. proven r or .... par n~t o .... opera on.
th contract on the form now other supplies. or teams, used ln. e . upon. tor, or about the pel'fonn· adopted by this Board and now on anCE' of the work contracted to be
fUe wtth the County Clerk. if done or for any work or labor
awarded to him .. and will IX' de· ther~n ot any kind. or the
dared forfeited 1! the successr~l itmounts due under the Uncm·
bidder r<-fu.<~Cs to enter into sa1d ployment Insurance Act with re-
contract wi thin a period or five ~pect to such work or labor. that I
days alt<>r being n>queste~ to do tht' surety or sureties will pay for
10 by the Boara of . Supc>r·vlsors or ' sam~.>, in an amount not exceed· ~ County, California. in~ tht> l!um s(X'cl fied in the bond. I
Ordbluloe No. m
AN OIIDINANOZ !fAlliNG
OE&TAIN 8Ta1Zft The Oty CouncJI of the City of
Newport Beach does hereby orda.ln
u follows:
SECTION 1: '0\at certaJn thor·
ought are running ln a g e n e r a I
Northerly and Southerly direction
between VIa Udo Nord and Vla
Udo Soud. and lying betw~n VIa
Genoa on the Wt'St a nd VIa Havre
and Strada Havre on the East. Is
hereby design&tc-d as "Vla Gra· ziana". '
SEC710N 2: That ce rtain
thoroughf&r<' running in a general
Northerly and Southerly direction
between VIa l.ido Nord and VIa
Udo Soud. and lyiQJC immedlatel)•
to th<-West of Via O..noa. is
hncby drslgnstt•d as "VIa Flr·
l'nzC'".
SECTION 3: That cer taIn
t horoul(bCare running In a general
Northerly and Southerly direction
frum Via Udo Soud on the South
and running into Via Flrenze on
the North. lying Immediately Eut
or Via F1ol"ftlce. is hereby d8le·
nated as "Via Fenno".
SEC710N 4 : That certain thor·
oughfare runnjng In a general
Easterly and Westerly direction
between 18th and 19th Streets
and lying between the alley North
of Balboa Boulevard and New·
poM Bay. Is hereby cJesjgnated ••
"Bay Avenue".
SECTION 5: This Ordinance
No bid will be. accept~d from a 1 And all'O, in case s uit is brought I
Contractor w~o IS not ltc<>nscd in upon thf' bond. "' reasonablE' attor· accordanc(' wsth the law undf r the 1 nC'y's fe<> to b<' fixt>d by the Court· 1 provision..~ uf Dhision rii. r hap-said bonds to be secured from ~
ter !I of th Busin('SS and Prof~· I ;uret) company satisfactory to the
tdons Code of the State ot ('.AU· Board of Supen'isors of Orange I
IN AN EMERGENCY
telephone
fo~. . County. The Contractor will also Butdu s art' hereby notifl<>d Lha t be required to furnish a ccrtifi·
pursuant to provision!\ of S<>cllon catc that he carries compensation
1T10 of the Labor Code of the lnsurancc covering his Pmployces
Stat. of California. the Board of upon the work to be done und~·f
Supel'Vieors of Orange CoW\Y has the contract which may be entered
ascertained and has adoptl'd thl' into bf>twcen him and the Orange
prevailing rate of hourly wages County Harbor District for the
and rates for legal holidays and construction of said work.
overtlme, lD the locallt:y ln which The Contractor shall use onJy thU work ia to be performed, for unmanufactured materials pro •
each craft. workman or mechan1c duced in the United States and
Deedld to execute the contract only manufactured m a t e r l a Ia
awanled to the succetSful bidder. m a n u fa c t u r e d in the United
'nle prevailing ratea so deter· State~, aubatanUally all from m&·
Kl MBERLY 2-8827
lF ... in the ra.re U.uoce ,-ou are uo.abJe to
rad:a your OWD putoD&l pbrsidao ... Ot, iJ
you an new i.D oat COfDIDWiity ••• or, if you
have not uran,ed in advance for the $tt\1Kes
of your owo doctor •.. phone the oumber
above and an M.D. (M~J Doctor) willgd
io touch with you u cpaickly u possible.
., ......... NO'I'Ioa -'1'0 aumnou ............................ Dun 1 N..,_ t. Her_, 01.-tiO tM
eredlton ot and an pe~-bPtlll
cla1rm aplnat the aald dlr.loc»>llrt -aaJd 81ate to tlle tbem with tM
nee' r ny vouehen In tbe omoe of
t.be Clnk ot the SUperior Court ot t.be County ot <>ranp, Stat. ol
California, 01' to pneent t.he IUM,
wlt.Ja t.be necernry "oueberl. to the \JIMJe1"'lpe4 at hla or her piMt
of ~. to-wit:
c/o A. K. ~Is-, AttomeJ at Law,
S07 Cout BIYd.,
Corona del Mar, Ca.lit.
within alx months alter the tlnt
publication of thla notice.
Dated September 8, ~ANN E. AlLEN
Executrix of the bt.at, ot said decedent.
Publish: Sept. 11. 18, 25; Oet. 2,
in the Newport Harbor n-Ip
U1e En11en Oagtfted adll.
MOVING ••• ...... .,....._.
a.ec.a
IA&O& oa PIALL 10•
OJVEH 8.UIE OAK&
...... ll"rr&AO. ....... "'-.........
.&OJI:Nft .oa uon
1988 HarbOI' Bml. o-ea ..... ... _..,_..,..
mined are u follows: teriala produced tn the United
.. ._ Statea. 1n performance of the. 001\·
Cb !!&ee.U.• ~ .._ tract. '!be Board of SuperVllon IIILLIOIIS OF CALIFOIIIIAIIS
Air Tool ~tor ...... -... ..N 2.~ reserves the right to reject any OT Aabestoa ark en ............. .N 2. 'ni all btda .
.Mphalt Raker & Ironer.... 2.14 DatH September 16. 19152
Br1dllqen ....................... " 3.00 BY ORl>ER OF 1HE BOARD
Br1cktender ...... _ ........... -2.10 OF SUPERVISORS OF 0~
Carpenten, Journeymen.. 2.57 ANGE COUNTY, CALD'OR-
Cement F\nlahen .............. 2.$7 NIA ·
Electrical Foreman .......... 3.00 (SEAL) • ~
Electrldana ... _ ......... -.... .N 2.~ B. J . SMml
f1oor Layers ........... -........ .N 2.!56 County <Jerk and ex-omdo
Gla*ra .............................. -2.24 ~ · Clerk of 'the Board of . SU·
Iron Workers, StructuraL 2.70 pervteon of Oraltge County,
Iron Wcmcers. Oalllomla.
Reinforcing ........ _ ......... N 2.38 PUbliah: Newport Harbor EMlgn
Laborers, Bufldlng and ~ptember 25, A October 2. 1952.
UnaklUed .......... ·-·-.. -··-1.9'
Lat.hen, Me~ ........ -.. -·-3.44 MO
La then, Nall on --·-····· 3.44 ME -• -Unoteum & Soft 11Je I.-yen _.,_. ______ .N 2.56
Pa1Dten. Brulh ···-·-.....N 2.3:5
Palatln. SSn1 ···---·-· 2.80 PaiMin, Sip -----~~-...N 2.M Plw ... , ... _,_. ____ ....N 1.125
...... ,........ ·--" I..1U5 .. I J'w a JIUO
•• •
already enjoy a feelio& of satisfaction and
safety for theit families and for tbcmsd ves
because ... bef01e the emugenq arises •..
they have already seleaed their own pmooal
physician. Your Couoq Medical Association
stands ready to bdp JOG. Either telephooc or
write and a list of docton practidng in your
a.rea will be sent to you. NaNnlly ... there
is no obliptioo.
A PUaLIC IDVICI' OF THE
Orange County Medical Association
eMil .......... • Ide'•• = PaB«<; ....._, . \
.......
-*
The 28th bUthday umtwnary IDe eac:b ,..,_ tt» ..... t ol
of Toutmuten Intemational wtll "audleoc. r.etka"
be celetJnted locslly aDd throuch-The Tout:mut.n Clab ...._
out the land ckainc the moatb of men for leaclenhlp and...__ them
October. according to Elton Bar-to lncrea1e the& ~ tn
nett. president of the Harbor bualneu and civie atfalrL It em-·~ Toutrnaaten Club. 1be Jo-phuizes the ricbt to free IIIPMCb. cal club. which coven both New-and tra.lDI men to aesdle tbat
port aDd O.ta M ... will obeerve ri~gh..;.t_..;,.er_rec.;;.;...;;ti;..v..;;;el~y..;.. ------thla annlvenary on the flrlt meet-fAa Delrt month-'I'UMda.y evenln&.
Oct. 7, at Norton's Bayshore Cafe.
OOX8'1'1UJCI'ION laM,_....,_ • a _... ~ for a.... A 0...... wtdelt ... Me a fae'-7 ...
Tbe flnt Toutmuter's Club waa organized in Santa Ana, ·oo
Oct. 22, 1924, by Ralph C. Smed-
ley. to provide training in speech
and leadership for men of mature
years. The work of thll first club,
now known u "Smedley Number
One," proved so successful and
useful that other clubs were
formed.
........ .tore .. lllarlller'a IDle Ia N ewport UMI reta1l .W. ....... S..ta A-. .... I.-e Beula. Tile MW facltel7 wW be loeated • a Me aad oae-haU aere lite oa ....,_ ... betweea lttll _. tetll atreeta la
Ooeta lie-.. It wtU ..we a.... A Gardea to more tltaa doallle preducta• ol .... ,... rattaa aad
'"'~* lroa tandtare.
JAM II D.
Permits for September
Near $400,000 Total
On Oct. 4, 1930. the various
clubs formed an aasociation now
known as Toutmuten Interna-
tional. There are today nearly
1.200 member dW. lD tbe UDited
States and other parts of the
world.
RAY
The purpose of the organiza-
tion is speech impro'<llemellt and
leadership tralnlng through co-
operative ef!ort rather than by
paid lnlt.ructon. Thil democratic
approach makes every club mem-
ber take a penonal interest in Building permits for the month Lester Laycox, Los Angf.'les, S. be1plnc the other members.
of September neared the $400.000 room, 2-story, 2-unlt dwelling at An outstanding part of all
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Baildmc Coatrador
100 c.. .. lh-4 .. c.-ct.! ... .,
HArt-IIJ
total u $160,000 more was re-220 35th St., $12.000. Toastmasters programs is the pro-
corded during the put week. Electri~l Produc_ts ~rp . Long vision for constructive criticism •
GreatHt activity wu in the New-Beach. sagn at Hlrsch s Beacon ~~d~com~m~e~nt~on~a~ll~speech~~~es~iigv~-::g~~~~~~~~~~~~ port area, with a total or $63,000, Landing, 1301 Coast Highway,! ·
including five new residences. $650. , a-.: 720 N.rcl-A.,..
HArtH.. I 011 -J H ere 1.1 the summary for tht> week: Udo lale c M L be c ~~~~~~~~~~~iii Newport Lt>ster Crawford. addition to osta esa UID r 0 i .To s e P bin e McCloskey, 2101. dwt>llin~t at 126 Via Orvieto. $2,000. •
Ocean Blvd., Balboa. 8-room, 2~ J . Roes Castendyck. 1708 S. Bay
story, 2-unlt dwelling at 1609 W. Front. Balboa Island. 8-room. 2-
BaJboa Blvd .. $12,000. story, 1-unit dwelling at 200 VIa Co1erete Wert
of AD Kind8
FLAGSTONE PATIOS
BLOCK WALLS --·--• JP'BJ!Z J:8'1'111ATIB •
Cll11. Warr11 I S.
.._ 5110-J • H~ 1012..J
Ull N.-port lf¥4. c.te .....
LOllS FOR HOlES
~~" JO-n:AR LOAN
Conatruction Locma
scyo -20 y ea:ra
8IIZ BOB U'I"''LLr&
Representtn&
Pelrl• lortcac• C..
lUI C.Ut Bl•... ODII
PIL. JU 1883-ID J..IUI
Welcome
Wagon
Spon~n
wiJI Jerve
you well
BUY
at
HOME
WELCOMI
WAGON
NBWPORT BBACH
........ 7172
~ .... -.... •••)
LUMBER -BtJ1LDING MATEII1Al3
Cherles Peach. 1Z7 33rd St .. 5-Koron, $26,000.
room, l.story, 1-wa.it dwelUng at George M. Holstein, enlarge liv-
3100 W. Oct>an Front, $10,000. lng room at 212 Via Udo Nord, PhJUp Terry, 1410 W. Bay, bulld $2.200.
new garage. close-in old garage Coroaa del Mar
to use u rumpua room. 16.000. R. P . Morrill, 304 Jasmine, laun-Mi.u A. B. Sullivan, windbreak dry $400
at lJdo Park. ~. Me~'verB~g. garage at 605 J . Walke:r, Arcadia, alterationt Po Sl 000 at 1231 Bay Ave .• $150. ppy, · ·
Tom Barner, 3208 Marcus. 4-Slltore OUffs
room. 1-story, 2-unit dwelling a t John B. Clark, Co .. 1203 Coast
207 38th St., $8,000. Blvd., Corona del Mar, 6-room. 1-
A. R. Ebright. awning at 2827 story, 1-unit dwelling at m Drift-
Newport Blvd., $120. wood Rd .. $20,000. L u • B E R · Mrs. C. P. Ward~n. Pasadena, Balboa CovN Oft
8-room, 2-atory, 2-unit dwelling at Edward Kover. Encino, 4-room,
128 35th St., $14,400. l·story, 1-unH dwelling at 51 BaJ-
boa Coves. S12 000 NEWPORTEB WINS AT FA.IK I . I Among those receiving awards Bay l'laad at Lol An&elea County Falr was Adora Snedeatr, Corona, cement
Kay Sanson 129 39th St New-floor at 15 Bay Island, $500. ' ., Newport Hell'ht• port. Entering in the arts a~d Harry Estus. 400 E. 15th SL.
ttatfs department: hf'r ceramu:: Costa Mesa. 5-room. 1-story. 1-
plate was judged farst In ita class. unit dwf.'lling at 501 Fullerton,
$12,000.
BaJboa
H. H . Benjamin, remod<'lling at
1024 E. Balboa Rlvd., $5,000.
Don Gund<'rson, alterations at
1581 Miramar, $SOO.
John F. Kimble, 1744 Miramar.
>room. 1 %-story. 1-unJt dwelling
at 1711 Miramar, $16,000.
WELCH'S
READY -MIX E* >
COICRETE
BEacon 6547
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Only your electric dollar buys more!
In one way, it 's almost too bad that you don't buy electric aervice
the way you buy most other thinp-over the counter. It's much
more convenient to flick a switch-but the other way would cive
you a much clearer picture of the difterenc:e between the coet of
electricity and the coat of other thinp. Lookiq at the priee t.a.
you'd realise at ooce that rote ga • 1oC ...,.. ~11 for ne
dollar todar eM" rot& 414 ,._,,..,. ~ 11oft t1wa twice ..
mud\ -ADd we'll W 70G oua1 W 11 dll rr Jl'tllll& IIU t.lt.at
ia you.r home U... cla7L
SIITIEII CALiflllll EIISII CIIPAII
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lJOO CUI CM btpuUd iD die
,....t.,.. T• u.e p,ud """'
.... ceeual coauoluea, all
-ft) n =eak-ed.,. pcooride
eAdtot life pud tft"f.iu:a. )00
COOCRte '-,... .. b&ttJe.
~ aimple ckijpt. 'I'M pe.dt is
opeo fro-. 10:00 A .... co 12:00-
MidniJhf.lftd it deued ~ff
,lsl .•urirl' chc wmmer.
New beach facilities made
available through Oil Revenues
~~-0 RANGE COUNTY proudly Md rip·
fully bouts about its bMNtta be.cba-
Jong, wick stretches of saod-da.r, deaa wac-
and c-ten a choiu of a afe, ..-tori ar che fua
and excitement of surf boud ridiJia riftJied aalr
br !Uwaii.
lleoeatly, tbae ateiiS bne beea ...., ..
CJaled aod be.dfallr imJIIO"flll J'w inlcMCP,
in &DOOaDciDJ cbe optniDI ol the new Haadaatoc a-ta ._ P.m.*
pratiC8IN:
"Oi.lliJIJIWf, ..aU baDdaed chonletwi cloDus ol k &c. tbt H----
c:oo .8eacb qilidda, bne UUIIfoaDcd 9300 feet ol ..... bed &c.
Hiwq 39 IOUtbeMt t10 cbe St.oca AM :1Mr iaeo a deli ..... ,..._
playgoaed .•. Fenced aod with fiA8U' OG duty ~ MOUDd, * pMk
<>Hers parkiDg facilities fcx betcb JOerS, ire rinp, IIAiwy Nciliriea. t.il
water showers and drinkiog fouocains:'
As ooe ol the largest individual sources ol oil tnea-. &oaa 6dcl. io
Orange County, aod • • iDKitution mac b ~ iuleieweod ia w
community of which it 1s a p11t, we tlkeiiMUIII pride iA cbe dewlopment
ol this gear zecratiooal area.
Southwar !zploracioa il aJeo ptOUd ol ia dndopDtAr ol ways IIOd
mnns of taebins aodertea oil dcposia without murill8 the beauty of
Y,OU IICIIVI Oft-•ana fOO
A. •••• ol 0..,. eo.ac,, ,_1ft ialldetted ia .. fcldidoMI
t.aa:
1. Uodet me ol._.,.,.... br 1M_. .lA ope~~. caaapedciw....,.
Souchwac paJ1 • .., biala IOJilkJ Z'tf ct.a nrioe • .,... • ..
12~" teqaJied ... ,... ..... 11M__, oiMwined.,-....
il eer-mabd for,._....., w;eifue, a-cta MDPf'O'emaiC, ,_... JeaeMiOG
..dcbepenl'-'1
2. Ia addicioG, Soachwe. il ooe ol tile Jup cu: paJ«~ iA Oruee
Couory. That tewoaa bdp .s-y for 6ft aad police ptocectioo, aueca
-h.iahwaJI, ~libraries, -.!aria, aed other ~ aod faciliba.
3. Out emi*J• are your ~ nei&)lbon too. They a.
uibute, 11 yo. C, 110 chc ~ tocial aod businea Ule of cbe 0010•
· weCIII--. ~ a. • pq taxa, tbM's ~~atutal; but we are ptoud that 10
maay ol oar • cloUan peJ foe impromnena and facilities dw we and
out DeiJbban, • ol-, caa eo~.
1111'S lOW IIIIISII OIL WILLS Ill IIILLEI • e FJU!BPOIDEil: Under a beautilul
bec:hiaa beach an me« than 300 wdlt pampina oiJ from fv out uoc1er me
oceao. llOJ*ltia ftom chae wells heft
prmided mooer ~« beach imprme-
meaa, recn.tionel parpoRS, ~·
welfan, and the aeoeta1 fund. Abo
miUions of dollars have been pekl in
county and municipel rues, plus mil·
lions~ in mtoe and Pedcral taxes.
U you would like a colotfuJ, illusmted
lolder 'howing how rhese wells arc
drill~ and operar~ wirhout martins
the bHch faciJicin, we will be giad to
supply you, fllEE of coune.
Sou1hwest
Exploration ~mpany ..