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ll'.'l'M8 IN FOBll 'Ibis llljly r .be the p1ace w1iere slacks.
lbor1s and play shoes re-
ceive top· priority In milady's
choice of wardrobe b u t
never let it be salil that these
same feminine residents
can't turn out a mean sil-
houette in· evening garlr-
witness the 10th annual
Chamber of Commerce din-
ner held last week at the
Yacht club. Down goes the
dress-length and up go the
heels IUld hair-do and presto,
milady is the epitome of
formal fashion.
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'Taint There-One of our
popular West Coast news an-
alysts ~tly said he had
come to tile realization that
war has touclied such a
great proportion of the Am-s. people that some-
. has happened to our
innat capacity for enjoy.
There are precious few
places most of us want to go
and if we do get there. we
just can't enjoy ourselves
when \\'e kno\v millions of
our boys are being thankful
for just a foxhole for a pr<>-
tection.
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' NeWp ,rt 881.boa .News-Times
VOLlJJD laXVD
Col~ ·Harry Culyer
Prophesies lmPc>rtant
Future For City
Noted ·Speaker and Builder C!f Culver City
Tells What Community May Expect in
' Post-War Development, at C. C. Dinner
"I came here, I bought, I am holding, I am not selling this
district short,'•said Col. Harry Culver, addressing an audl-
enee of 200 enthusiastic citizens and notable guests at the
tenth annual dinner meeting of the Newport l:Iarbor eham-
ber of Commerc,e. held Thursday fVeriing at the Newport
Harbor Yacht club.
Col. Culver came here ln July were D. W. Campbell, manager
and bought a borne on Mtra.mar of the Long Beach Chamber ot
Drive. When he pictures a city of Commerce and president of the
50,000 population in tbe post-war Ca.Utomla. Association of Cham-
ers. he knows whereof he .!pea.lea, bers of Commerce Managers: Wil-
tor it was his viiiion. optimism llam H. Gallienne ot Huntington
and courage ~.."bich built Culver Beach, president ot the Soulhem
City. California As90Clatlon of Chamber
'S lnilne to Lead l of Commerce Secretariesi, and Sec-
That James Irvine would ~one retBJies Harry Hansen of Santa
of the first to take the I In Ana. F . B . OWen of COsta Mesa po-st~·ar development was stated and Harry Welch of Newporlt I
by ~e epeaker, as he told of the Beach.
pre nt and potential values ot Special recognition was given I
hol ings bere on which the irurur-three men \Ji:h o have donated their
ance policy \.\-'8.s Orange county, t i.lne to the local draft board, and
.. -richer than any other in the Unit-who received PT"ellidenttal cltatloD.8 I
ed States. v.•ith an assessed valu-for their service. They were City I
ation of $200.000.000 :" and he ad-Councfiman Earl Stanley, Ste\Ji:art
vocated a han:ponizJng of opinions. T. Dunlap, se<:retary of the draft ,
a plan based on the advice of ex-hoe.rd, and Dr. Wllliam O. Haldy.
perts with which the city can New Director•
really get somewhere. and an &t-Lonnie Vincent. reporting &!I
t!tude of optimism, work. faith and 9e<:retary of the nominating and
sacrtfice. election committee, members of
Noel Bottomley, Now Seabee, Leaves Local Waters C.D.M. Comm ~ Church
Breaks Ground For
New Building Sunday \_
Symbolic Ceremony Marks First Step Toward
New Edifice as Members Witness Ground-
breaking Ceremonies; Pastor Presides
Standing in the warm sunshine of a California spring day
with the blue waters of the Pacific as a sparkling background,
a group of Corona de! Mar people wat ched with joy in their
hearts as the first spadeful of earth was turned which signi-
fied the actual beginning of the new Corona de! Mar Com-
munity church, Congrega-·
1 tional. ters. ~frs. Charles .Kyte. Mrs. L. A.
The groundbreaking service was Norman. Mrs. J ohn.Parsons, and.
held last Sunday morning imme-J\1rs. E .• E . Flinn. •
diately following the r eg u l & r Follov"ing Mrs. Lewis. Mrs.
morning service in the "Chapel f Francis eox. ~uperi ntendent ot
by the Sea." the Sunday school. was called
The minister of the church, the UJXln, but she graciously turned
Rev. Perry F . Schrock. presided over the hor;ior to one of the
at the ceremony. He fii:st read a n church boys. J ames Steffenson.
appropriate s('Jection of Scripture Roben Hom. chairman of the
and offered a prayer of dedication board -of deaconesses and Gustave
of the IBnd. D. Grupe, chairman of the board
The first spadeful was turned of trustees each in turn wielded
bY J\irs. George E. Lewis on be-the spade in the symbolic gtound-
half of the Capilla Circle. the or-breaking ceremony. The minister,
gartlzation·of women that initiated Mr. Schrock. V.'as the> la~t one to
th£' tJlOVement fo-f a church in the use the ~pade to break ground .
community, and in that group nine r The service closed with the sinl-
m embers in particular saw the ing of the doxology and the bene-
compl('ted church as a monument 1 diction.
to their vision. faith a nd v.·ork. . I The Corona rlel Mar church was
For the!'e nine women formC'd fannall.r organized last Septcm-
the fi rst small church circle \\'hich ber. It is now a self-supporting
organized With a vie"'· to est ab-church and v.·ill begin actual con-
lish.ing a fu ture church. and v.·hich struction of the first unit of Its
later ~ew into the Capilla Ci~Ie building v.rithin two wN>ks. The
numbC'nng 10 members. The first location of the site is on Helio-
members were Mrs. Lewis. Mrs.
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trope a\'enue, in the 600 block.
Ethel Stau~h , Mrs. Jay Dutton. It is just off the Coast Highway
Mrs. Franos Cox, Mrs. Ida Wa· on the south side.
Ads With Oomph -Now
that offeriRg a reward for
information leading to an
available house or a~
men t is ta boo in classified
adv. sections of many pa-
pers. oomph has claimed its
rightful place in those col-
umns. The '11.'ash(ngton D .
C. Post carried one recently
which read: "Pup tent in
Rock Creek Park 0 . K . for
wife and little fellow but I
need comforts of your nice
furnished NW apartment:
very permane11t." and signed
by a naval ">fficer. Defin-
itely without oomJ)Q but ap-
pealing in its restialht was a
small ad at · the bottom of
the page which announced
"French f-a m i I y t a k i n g
guest.''
Col. "Tommy'' Atkinson, former-which were J . B. McNally, Lonnie
Jy. of the Santa Ana Army Air Vincent, E . I. ~i oore .. E. H. Spicer .
Base who .has now retired to bis and A . B. Rousselle, chairman. horn~ In Balboa. gave the address named as new dlreetors Gordon B.
ot welcome and Mayor Cl.yan Hall Findlay, West Newport : w . M.
greeted the assembly aner which Longmoor,JNewport; M. P . Klick.
President Braderi Finch, acting a.s Udo Isle ; Loul• w. Briggs. East
ma.eter of ceremonies, introduced Newport; Sam Kihsfather, BaJlx>a:
· the guests. H .• F . Kenny, Balboa Pen1ll8Ula : ~Notables Pruent Stewart T . Dunlap. Balboa lsla.nd : t to right: Pao.I Smith Bott.omley, s t&ndlnc, who hu just enUst.ed. In See.bee&; AmU.n Burm, Aoatra.1-
dl,·er and "amhass•dor of rood. wlll"; Fred Scbmadcke. Ed Newton. Long BeaclJ. ~rman. Directors Elected By
Sport Fishing Group + + +
Sacred Sand - A sack of
Balboa sand serit to Pfc. Hal
Ledford of Balboa by his
aunt, Mrs. Everett Morris of
Lido Isle, is his constant
pocketcompanion some-
where in France. Hal writes:
"As a special dispensation,
any of the California boys
are pennltted to touch it-
I wouldn't part \vith it for
any SUJ11." ..
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Algebra X-In algebra, X
stands for the unknown
quantity. In this story it
stilruls for what young serv-
ice couples are 'going to live
on; u witness, a young cor-
poral who receives $25 a
month and hi$ wife, who has
an allotment of· $50. Total
$75 per month. They rerit a
very small apartment in a
neig hboring town for $18 a
w..ek which is $72-plus per
month: ·,
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Balboa..Bent--Further at-
testijlg to the movie colony
that Balboa is destined to be,
Alexis Smith is looking for a
home where she can rest
and relax between strenuous
contracts. She decided to
take this house shortage into
her own hands and planned
a house-te>-house investiga-
tion. traveling incognito. she
thought. But these popular
cinema stars are as familia r
to us as our own family
faces and she was spotted at
the first house where she in-quired. .
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Land Lobsters-Contribu-
tors to this column today
can't claim to be in the Sand
. Crab class but slip comfort-a!llY into the category of a Litnd Lobster. Projecting
one's Ideas Into print is one ot the creative arts ---and
who Is there who doesn't lt4l to .do it sometime co
tills worldlY sphere! 'Sfunny
tliing, Ifs hard to reaignlze
,)111111' . "braln-dllldreu wbm
1liey actually cmie out co
•. 11tMJKint ---or maybe you
• dDn't want to! Reminds this
....... ol wbm your mia1I
daultitier baa been away fllr
a tlnmher pai't1 and eames
...... the tuDte Jllt)e pt but
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Taking bows were Willis War-J . S. Ban'ett, Coast Highway.
ner. chairman ot the bo&rd of
county eupervillors and president Hold-over dl~toni: ~ Hubbard
of the Huntlngtun Beach Chamber Howe, Newport; P . A . Palmer,
of Commerce. 8Jld Mrs. warner ; Udo Isle; OT. Gordon M. Grundy,
Supel'Viaon Fred Rowland and East Newport; Bob Murphy, Bal-
lrvtng George Gordon, Mrs. Row-boa ; A. B. RouueJle, Balboa
land and Mrs. Gordon ; James Ir.-Peninsula ; Ralph Maskey, Weet
v1De and Paul Dln11m.ore ; c . J . Newport; Louis Everding, Balboa
O:>te ; Curt Bohm.an. of the Bah-191a.nd ; Braden Finch, Corona del
man ab.Ip company: cot w. L. Mar; Walter Spicer, Cout High-
Tubb•. chief of the g!'OUnd lllltfety y. Appointed u honorary di-
divtaion Of the u . s. Army rectors at the apeclal request of
Forte, and R. w. Bartine, pre.a--the board w"ere Col. Harry CUJver
ldent Of the Coeta Mesa. Cbam~r and Capt. Joe. A. Beek...
of Commerce, Appointed as a nominating com-
c;:tti councUme6 and their w).vea, mittee to select the new ol'ficers
who icknowledged applall8e wett for the coming year were Ws..lter
Mr. and Mn. Robert A1len, Mr. Spicer, A . B. Rousaelle and Walter
andJ Mrs. Lel!ter lltbell, M..r. and Longmoor . Tbe meeting Of the di-
Mrs: Earl Stanley, and 0. B. Reed. rectors was a.nnouoced for Mon-
Cba.m~r ol commerce exeeuUvea day.
I Braden Finch Heads
' Cha~ber of Commerce
Entering -mto a new yMr as l -------------
president of the Nf?"''POrt Harbor while Orange coun ty, had little of
Clamber of Commerce. Braden this type of construct.Jon. there
Finch heard the welcome news was a large volume in other Sou-
l that an appropriation of $514.000 them California counties.
for -wo rk at Newport Harbo_r had I Copy of the House J oint Resolu-
been granted when a v.;re from tion 67 re "Tide and Submerged
Congressman John Phillips con-Lands" was given approval as well I finned the passage of the Rivers as the measures introduced by
and Harl:>ors bill. The work is to Gordon McDonough ,a fonner su-
be done at the close of the war. pervisor of Los Angeles county.
The organization meeting of the authorizing construction of a Ma"'
I directors was held at th.'e Newpon rine hospital. a Naval Academy,
~outs Read y for
· n. Ei se nhower
aper Campai gn
I Scout unJts ·in the Newport
HJLrbor area a.re to play a promln·
eqt part In the big General Elftll-
bfwer-Boy Scout National Paper
S&lyage Campaign to s:tart March
1.t ar:Cordlng to Scout Lea'ders Tom
A.li en and Larry Ewin. Under the
n.8Uon-wtde program all Scout.a in
u(e· county will compete for the
~tj>phJea which General El.aenhower
bu presented and which \\.111 be In t?t form ot sbelI ca.sings taken
frbtn the western fighting front ~!ch wUI be suitably engraved.
. ~Quota: t or the Newport Harbor
~a Is twenty tons while a great
tat.al of one hundred and fifty mll-
llfn tona of waste-paper ls the
gdal for the natlcn-wide campaign.
!co11ecuon ot waate paper wtll be
ataanged and dates for collection
v.{i.1 be announced shortly by Frank
c&icker. Chief of the Newport
l!'facb Fire ~partment, who h1 in
charge of the local drive.
h>aper should be tied in bundles
a1'«>ut one foot high. Lay papers
n~t and be 8'Ure they are strongly
tied both ways. Call 16 for further
tnformation.
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Mrs. Arthur Rambo, 1008 Cliff
Drive, y,•ho hns been at the Com-
munity hoepltal. Santa Ana. recov-
erlng from an operation, returned
bome last \\'eek. ~Ir. Rambo's
mother is at the home. taklng
care of bet daugbter-ln-lav.• and
Nancy . I.Harbor Yach.t cWb Monday noon and a Military Academy: all .to be
and other officers elected were Dr. erected in Southern California.
Gordon M. Grundy. first v;ce pres-Notice that the Pacific Electric
ident : S. T. Dunlap, second vice would insta11 club car service and
preside nt; Sam Kinsfather, treas-the .1 tvi I ed
urer In appreciation of the serv-0 ~ nu ~ ce "".as '!"e com •
ices· rendered by past presidents, .the mfonnatJon conung 1n a letter
I it was agreed tbat arra.ngement!li f~ H. 0 . Marler, passenif'r traf;_.
be made to haVe all of them fie manager .
present at a luncheon when each -------
at these pest dflcers would be Erosion Meet
presented with a certjficate indi-
cating he had 1'!1ldered service to Is . postponed
to the community and !living the
_,. ~ served u ~t.
Three new dlndori were seated
on the board at the election
Thur.day last. .They are M. P .
lQick, manager . at the O>moli-
dated Steel · ~·· new small boot plant,at Newport; J . S.
Bartttt. <Xllltnctor, allO ....,.,. at
~ OraD&'O """" !bblllc boed-
quarten. and Gonion .a nnclloy, -a la>awii builder and <ontrael«
.mid ~ In the cantomla State
Guard.
Dln!cton ~ ravwa1>17 on a
state chamber ~ to support
JeclS!atlco to,~ --1 ol
--...,. ,.... •• units In OtJlflnla after Ille tennlnatian ol
tbe war. Jt-.,. "'*1t.I -tbat
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Mesa Matron Dies
After Short Illne ss
Mrs. Mary EliUlbeth Hall. 54. of
1.78 Cecll Place, Costa Mesa, died
Sunday at the Community hos-
pital, Santa Ana.. following an lll-
neu ot a moo.th'e dura.Uon.
She wa.a born in Sandyville,
Iowa. and bad been a resident of
Cost.a Mesa fay the pa.et 19 years.
Surviving are her widower, How-
~ Hall; one 90lt, Phillip Stanley
H&ll. USN; and a brother, J09eph
Conklin, Quiyale, Iowa...
Furw>ral services will be ln
charge of Hai-old K. Grauel with
thi Rev. Gerald Baab offlciating,
but the time and date ot the serv-
ices will be announced later, fol-
lowing word from the aon..
Mesa Lad
At SAAAB
Slaff Sergeant Duane H. Haf-
ner. son of Mn. Mtnnle L. N il.son
of 1635 Newport avenue, Costa
Noel A. Bottomley, commercia.J
'diver, 808 Ea.at Ocean f'ront, en-
ltsted fn the Seabees las:t week
and Is n ow on hJ11 way to contlnue
bis diving in dUrtant waters and
for Uncle Sam.
He haa been working as diver
ror a Long Beach boat !bop. but
spent two yeara at Pearl Harbor
a.a a clTIJ.ia.o work.er alter the war
•tarted., employed by the Pacific
Bridge company. and later worked
for the same company Ln San
Franclaco.
A IULttve I Californian, cla.imtng
Santa Barb&ra. u hla home town.
be wa.s a construction man before
taking up diving. When he first
came to Newport Beach be wu
&.850Clated with the Amertca.n
Agar and Chemical company Of
San Dfego ln the.Ir agar operations
off this shore.
Remaining tn Newport Beach
are Mrs. Bottomley and their llt-
Ue daughter, DeLynn. three yeani
old.
MesJA Honored
At Lions Meet
Mesa. is currently assigned to the Dr. A. G. Bug'ba of Costa Meaa
AAF Redi&ributlon stl'l.tlon No. 4 was awarded a haiid8ome cer-
at Santa Ana Army Air &ae. tlficate at the wt. meeting Of the
' S/Sgl. Hafner, a gunner aboard Newport Harbor )I.Jona club for
a B-25 Mitchell in the European his long tenure Of aervice with the
Theater of Operations, entered the local dratt board.
serv1ce April ~. 1943, and went Stgned by Pre.s:ldent ~elt,
0\1ersea.a l.n May , 1944. He bas Gen. Lewi.a Henhey of Selective
beeR a w4rded the· Air Medal v.•lth Service, Gov. Earl Warren of Call-
el~ht 08.k leaf clusters, two D~ .fornia and Gol Kenneth H. Leitch,
tlnl0tlshed Unit Citationa and the 9ta.le director of Selective Service,
European Theater R ibbon with the citation hooot11 Dr. Hughes. for
t~vo Battle Stars. He ha.a coM-having served a:l.nce October, 19-40,
pleted 62 miaslone. without compenatl<m.
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Si:x directors of the ne\•:ly form-1 -:--:-c-:--:::-:---------
ed Sport F'i9hermen·s A!'Eocia.tion 1 of v.:h icb \\'ill be compoeed of five
of Newport H:;.rbor were elected members. and the directors and of-
by ballot at a recessed meeting !leers will be gue9ls of President
held Monday evening at the city Darrell King at dinner at Heinz
hall, and were appointed as chair-Ka.iaer's Wednesday evening dur-
men of the standing committees Ing which these appointments will
by President Darrell King. be made.
With only 20 of the 27 members The suggestion wa..a ma.de that
present, there was some difference In view o! the extens:ive adver-
of oplnlott a.a to whet.her the elec-Using campaign planned, tbe
Uon ahould be held, but ln view of chamber ot ·commerce m.tght be
the difficulty of getting the entire per8Uaded to enter ln and ah.are
membership together at one time the expenM'. Vice-president l. H .
and the latenem ot the sea.son in Barrett stated that considen.ble
regard to a planned advertisihg criticism ha d beep ma.de on the
c ampaign, it wu deemed advlsa.ble outside. by members. and told
to go ~d with the business of them that the place to enter pro-
tbe meeting. tests was ln the meeting, tor the
When the report of the balloting organization is for the benefit of
committee composed of Bob Fry, the members and v.•hile m.18tak:ea
Earl Tibbets and Arthur Kemper are bound to be ma.<12, they can
wu given, Lt Wl}-8 found that the 1 be corrected. He added that all
six leading names on the ballots should pull t o&elher to mak·! a
were Bert Mills, Earle Tlbbit9, ! strcng organization \\·h ic:,h ~-111 be
J . M. Stevenson, Art Taylor, J oe of benefit lo all.
Martin and Ray Kimball. Secretary \\'arren Fowler re-
Tbese directors were then a.p-ported the questlonna.ires would be
pointed as heads of the standing sent out to the memberehip this
committees as follows : grievance, v.·eek and asked that they be .filled
J 0e Martin: legialaUve. Art T ay-out and tttumed. Tbe next meet-
Jor: membership, Jim Stevenson: Jng will be March 12 at 7 :30 p.m.
program. Earl Tibbit.SI ; here ca.D.Je and dur ing the a,eantlme the, tem-
a s light m.1sunderstanding , for a.p-pora.ry headquarters will be at
parently Gregory Gorby was ap-Barrett's Port Orange.
pointed to the finance committee.
when It should have been Bert Dinner Party
lllllls. or e~ Gorby \Vas named I
aa • member: comp1et1ng the lt.t For Mesans
wu Ray Kimbail , beading the ad-/
vertiaing committee.
The membership will be appoint-
ed to the various comm ittees. each
Legion Auxiliary
Plans USO Party
For SAAAB Patients
'-1r-. nnd Mrs. Dan Poirier of 15-4.
Albert Place, Costa ~esa.. enter-
tained ~;th a lovely chi«i;ken dinner
last Sunc;i.ay. Thoee enjoying th.is
affair were Air. and Mrs. J . E.
Van \fig and daughter Marjorie of
Puente, Mrs. Alma Rath and Dorta
Rose. J eanne :llld Eddie Ra.lb, Mr.
Ernie Ack~r of Santa Ana., Mra..
Engleman and eon. Ralph Engle-
man of Sunnymeade, Calif., and
Mr. and Mn. Ero.est Gl.eler and
daughter Nancy ot Bu9h&rd Road.
Huntington lkach.
Something special In the way of
entertainment is to be ofiered a
group of 35 patients from the
Santa Ana Anny Air Base hos·
piW when they come to the Bal-
IM>o. m;o Thursday, aocording to
t11e 1c11rector; Cl!>de Ashen. Garage Sold
1The attemoon program w111 1n-Fr N Tim ctl..i. a boot ride an11 1n the .,.,., . om. ews-. es ~ ladles ot the American Le-Classified Adv. cio<i Auxiliary will provide the
dim~. SUpervlalng a r ran g e-m'onta w!li be Malle Rolling, presi-
dent, with Mn. Hdl!1' Randel In
eb&rgoe ot the cookbi&: and Mn.
Henry Faert and Mn. Robert
OrmlstOn In charge ol tabla and ...,..._ Other .._... ot
Jeae A. Furrow, 4-008 Ka~
placed tbJa clautfied. adv. In lut
ThU1'9day'si New•Tlmea:
roa BALl!l sy·oWNJ1:&.-+.pr-
ac<. 2-story otucco -"" Newport Loland. J -A. trur-
row, Bos 13, ljewport BN,... Eh.
:lfln.,J. 16-tfe Hie Amlllary will -with the
ajmlns --v11c-. JAftll!r -tl>eft will be .a FJ'lday momlDg at 8 &.& lie ---t far the ool4 u.e -tbroulll Illa '°" .... 119delita, t11>o are m' dlarp ot ..-mt In tlle N ... 'nW a4-
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Tenth Anniversary
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HU Newport Blvd. COSTA MESA
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NEWPORT BEACH
~DGEWATER CAFE
(On the Beach at Corona del Mar)
Under the ·New
MANAGEMENT of MB. and MRS. C. B. MUCHMORE
Open Every Day •
Girls Attend
Covina Party
; Soft Drinks and Good Cold Beer By way or celebrating the lentb •
anniversary ot thelr club, me.qiben Tasty Sandwtche9 to Top Off th&t InvtpraU.nc Dip lD the l!lurf
Of the D.D.F. club met at White'•;~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::~ Cafe, Balboa.. Saturday night and
Sgt. and Mn. Robert Ballard,
24.~ N evvport boulevard, are re-
ceiving congratulatlh°"' from their
many trietlds on the birth of a
daughter al St. Joseph hOBpilal on
Feb. 20. The little 18.Sl!le weighed in
at 9 pounds, B ounces.
enjoyed a very lovely dinneri The
party then motored to the Santa
Ana High achool to attend one of
the Orange County Concert. $ertee
under auaptcea ot Orange '*'1nty
Muslcal Arla. Club. which present·
ed. Paul Draper and Larry )t.dler
with Arthur Ferrante at the plane>.
Members enjoying thla wonder-
ful procram ?'ere: Meade.mes
Harry Baker, Roger BarroW, Ed
Edick, Josephine Oquilt, Roy Page,
Elmer Patterson, Sheldon Smith
and Alm& Rath.
Nert Thunday evening the club
ts looking forward to attending a
pot-tuck supper at the hom~ ot
Mn. Harry Baker of Shafer stfeet.
Otange. The regular moqthly
meeting of the club will be ibeld
at tht home or Mrs. Elmer Palter-
son, SS th street. N e\\t>Ort. Beach
on March 2. '
Save Time! The ad is prob&blJ
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Lumber and Building Materials
Bay District Lumber Co.
Phone 1150
618 COAST IDOHWAY AT THE ARCHES
INCOME TAX SERVICE
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J. E. Barnes & Son
Phone 516
1806 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
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(Lovely Star of Columbia Pietures)
ANNOUNCEMENT
Due toJabor shortage it has been necessary
to temporarily curtail our days that we
remain open and until further notice
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Bernard's Studio WiJJ Be Open
Each Friday from 2 to 6 p. m.
Del!Very of fln1'hed pictures ooly will be made
and lilttittg!I will be giverl in
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ALL SET for a aooc1 fall da7'1
work wbni a u.qi.nc head-
Khe 111eak:I up on 70Uo You safrw
and .o doe. tour work. ·
llead7 fClll ..... mina: al ~
atlon and enjoyment-a pmQ:
headache interl.,.. with 7ourflm. r.t,. enjoymem or rel•z•tiaa..
D&. MUD
Anti-Pain POis
mually nl.ie"Y• no& on.17 B_,_
Kbe. but 81.mple NemaJaia. 11_.
nlar P~ aad Faaetlonal
Mo..U.11 Pal.u.
. Do yoa me Dr. Mile1 .A.U.Pa.111.
PUt.7 If not wby not? Y.Po can· eot Dr. »n .. A.atl-Paln Pm. a
your druw 1tore in the recuiar
packq'e far only a P8lllU' apiece
and in t.M economy ~U.. evw
cheaper. Why not get a pack•p
~ ! Your druni<t bu them.
R di.rect:lcina and uae only aa
directed. Your m'one7 be,~ tf 70CI.
are not aatafied. T
wa.r.
Two birthdays were celebrated
Sunday when friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
W ilson, 300 Ocean Blvd., to honor
Mr. Wilson and her father, Mr.
Walter Swiger. Those gathered
around the dinner table were Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Dutter, Mr. a.od Mrs.
D. THuresson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Stauch. Mr. and Mn. W. Bliss, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Swiger, and Mr. and
Mrs. H . Wil80n.
Silver Wings for.
Island Man
Receiving his commission and
silver wings as second lieutenant
at the Army Force Navlgatlon
Sc hool. San Marcoa Army Air
Field, Te;'t&S . v.•aa Howard Eugene
Burns, student officer, whose "''U'e,
Mrs. Margaret H. Burns, resides at
326 AJ)«)lena lenue. Balboa Island.
He ia a 80D r A. E . BW'M 196.5
Courtland av ue. Oakland.
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Have you ever
designed a gas range?
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0,,.igning a gas range 8""' much !leeper than
the exterior beauty .. : Research eagiaeen of
the Gas lndusuy are now working OD exact
~pecifications for your ponwar "CP" Gas
range. You can expect the most wonderful
cooking performance you evez knew. "CP"
means "Cn#jieil PIY}ON111Z11&1'' ••• the mark of
sPeoat quality of ranges made by all higb-
grade manufacturen. Ir mea.ns 22 super·C-
""'"-rbe jiw# i.n modem moking ... m.
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Have you Vl.'Titten down the ex-
plratlon dates on the backs of the
Ted and blue stamps ln your ra-
tion books? You'd be surprlsed
how much it wlll eimpllfy your
point budgeting, and m a rketing
too. You know of course. that a ll
food stamps now are good ror (!P ly
a limited period. When the an-
nouncement ls made of the vall·
datlon Of new stamps. the expir-
ation dates are also given. Blue
stamps, good for buying processed
foode, and red stamps, for meats
ahd tats. are good for four months.
The !i.ew sugar stampa---No. S~is
also gOOd for four months.
For the winter spor-U-lovlng
family there i! the promise of
Iower-pr1ce tall and winter utility
outerwear ln a few montha. A new
regulation now governs manufac:
turers -prices of leather coat!'I,
jackets. ski and skating suit'l,
hunting and fU!hlng clothes, wool
mackinaws a.nd other sport.3 togs
designed tor the g reat outdn«rs.
By late spring, more lower prlced
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garments should be avallable ln one. Remember. no "B" or-"C"
the stores. ·and OPA plans to paM rations can be issued to you wltb-
price reductions on to you. out thi.! record. And "''hile you're
Now's the time to visit the !hoe thinking about gasoline rat ion!J,
store if you·re looking tor a pair check to see If all your coupons
of shoes to buy without spending are endorsed. u you haven't writ-
a shoe stamp. Starting Febnlary ten you r automobile license num-
19, a certain percentage of a deal-ber across the face of the coupons.
er's stocks may be sold ration-do It right away. Don't be a party
tree. ,This "hollday .. v.·lll give the to the black market.
shoe merchant to clear his shelvea Here'11 a case where smaller-
of odds and ende and bro}:e.1 si:tE"J. than-average size has its advan-
And, it "ill give Mr. and Mrs. tages for Mr11. America and
America some e.x:tra shoe mileage. Junior . The army Is turning over
Remember, though. that the cell-to clvillan.s 75,000 pairs ot winter-
ing prices for these !hoelt !a 2r.. v.•elgbt ffannelette pajamas -in
per cent less lhan the "1·l!'gular small sizes. only. Each pair will
price," lf they are from lhe store's have a tag-"'•ith the celling 9Tice
own &tock. Shoes bought ration-rlght on Jt. This price will be
free from another dealer ca.u be either $2.80 or $3, depending on
priced only one-thir~ more than whether the store boug!lt them di-
the pMce paid hlm. Adve rtl.sPments rect from Tt'easury ~rocurement
of these ration-free shoes ... .-i ll or through their \\'holcsaler.
carry the notation. "OPA odd Army needs for canned chic ken
lot release. Ration-free from Feil. and turkey-for use in hoeplt&lil,
19. 1945, to March 3, 1945, Ln-Army field rations and fnr sllip-
cluslve.',' meet oversea.s-is the reason be·
Car ov.-·nen. take note ... in order h\nc;I the-w 8r F ood Administration
to get supplemental guollne. you order requiring Rll poultry canned
mu11t haYe your: mileage rati1lnlng after February 1-1 . to be s£t c1.9:e1e
record. lt "'as given to you whPo for the Armed F orces. This means
you got your neY• "A"' book. If f no more canned turkey or cl)fcken
you've lost or destroyed it, go t o Including chicken soup. chicken
your local war price and rati0ni:ig j A La King, l!'tc.-ror Mrs. America
bO&rd right away and get a Oc\\." until the order Ls tilled.•
HIS CANCEi.LED TENPLAN ~ECK IS PROOFI
•n....•1noroomfo<doubtwhen1"" PT• bill byTJN.
RAN cl>ock. You ched:-propedy mdoaed and"'°"
cdlcd-isapoofol~mn-bedi'F'""'l
T!Nl'LAN cbedOI are a red cm•t<&i<:ocr-dJor bo1f J<>a
.... dm .. lil'el, ,...,u.... Opm ,.,... -• I OUllC
today .. ..,, hand> o( Baal: oE America Bay 10 cbedOI
b tl g;awpri« Yaa d...ibepCGJrenonah PMJ01f
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WHAT'S COOKIN'?
Br'OCCOll Souff1e
Good broccoli 111 again making
an appearance ln the market hut
It ls still high In price. A little
ot It may be made to go a long
way when se?'Ved a.a a 91.lot'fle.
3 egg!!I , separated
th cup thick white sauce
Vi tsp. Worcestershire sauce
% Up. Lav.ry's seasoned 88.lt
1 cup chopped, cooked broccoli
2 tbsp. grated cheese
Beat egg kolks and add to
o;thite sauce wlth Worcestershire
and , 9'8.lt. then add broccoli and
cheese. F old in stiffly beaten egg
whites. Butter a small caasierole,
coat "with bread crumbs and pour
1n mixture. Set in pan ot hot
. water and bake W minutes at 350
degrees .
JAMES D. DUFFY
After spending all of hia work-
ing years In the service of the
Atchl•on, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company, Jilmes 8 .
Duffy, anlstant paucnger traf-
fic manager, 0Los Angeles. today
announced hit retirement from
active aervke effective Feb. 1.
The strong bearta fight to the
Wt of. a 900g •
Where wea.ker 90ula 'have to be
carried along.
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Building Materiala
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LUMBER CO.
R. E. HOSTETLER
Phone 48
• VETERANS' ASSISTANCE
Service Cent.er
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HOME, AUTO, HA11INE
BAD I OS BEP ADUl!D
Hutae lllectndaa
BURT R. NORTON
1111 Clout m...,. l'!lone UJ. 7
Newport 8-11; Collt.
f'RANCIS J. HORVATH
~IENIN•• AT RIE•IDIENDI:
11• ~STM IJTRIEIEET
NEW~DRT •EACH i-H. 171a
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. J ohn-
son, 1111 North Bay Front. Bal~
boa Island, spent two days last
week In Los Angeles where they
attended the 23rd Mnual confer-
ence of Soutbem California Retail
Hardware Association, which was
held at the beautiful Elk's Club
building overlooking West 1 a k e I'---------------!
Park.
Mr. Johnson is a past pre!Jident
ot the orga.niui.tion, and bas oper-
ated a hardware store on South
Gl&.s_!ell street, Orange, for the
pu.en yea.rs.
FOR INSURANCE SE!.
Howard W. Gerruh
1ll08 Newport -
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Phone 111
Automobile • Fire
Life Accident •
Llcenae and Contract.
,.. Bonds Written
Fresh Daily
Deltctoua Sea Foodll
Or. complete equ..lpment
~"he-n you want to catch
your own.
HORMEN FISH MARKET
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ON CENTRAL AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH
GORDON B. FINDLAY
OONTB&croB and BUJLDICB
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
OUR SPECIALTY
Cabinet Shop Service
Offloe Ca.blnet Shop
8410 Coast Blvd. 407 SOth St.
Phone 412 Ph. zsss..J
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... ...... .. ... . .. .. . •• " I • ew &II. ... ,, ..., One year 'Ago r welcome . . lri Closing ' setoncts, 34 .! 31 =·~·::;;;:;;:::: · ! i ! Rave-Arrived + Mr H "' 1 "All rood tbll>P muot end;' so wtlll 9 polnt.'eech. The Tan loot ....,. 1 · .. , ......... • • 1 T Kim Stoner bu announ<*! that ~ 8band won over Kary Alice ...:..""~-ryman
jiee DI• old laytac, and u lt joea ovt m the tlna1 aeconda ot the ~ .. !. · · · · · · · · · · · · · : : ~ & new lb.tpme.nt ot library boob, Pollard tn th• •u-. Clu.b Speech ha-·~ Konda.7, we are to ~ ---~ -~~" --·-••-..., ~~ n-'•---d ....... _«..•L.-, ._ __ ---c:ont-•1 t-~~ a new member Mlded to our ao ymy ....... -.:-.-... u..uaM! pme when. Danny Kraem.er tallied ....a • • • · · · 1 ., 0 U'Y\M "'YUU -.... ...._... ..,_....._. u-. ..... ....... -..uity Of t.eache
.. Ille Jocal·ljU!Dt. lcot to lnll1el'-an a fut break, one Of the many rived and If ..-dually tlndlng It. The "JWl&'I• Blonde" wu reveal-· , "· Mr. Floyd
• ton Blati 8Chool'1 cle1'.er cen»a1 that tb el:Ddlana pulled on , tbe : Lut Tbund&y 'brought about the place onto the library lhelvee. ed at the 8adie Hawll.!N Dance =~ He la going to take
The SaDon had lbe upper band Harl>oritea aDd what counted up f1na.l game• of tbla JUI"• Buah Variety Ill the .ptce of life and wbJch tumed out to be a plump llt-tea.chin alidu.~ cit, Mr. Brnuti,
' tbe tntln rr.y and led by teVen to be tbe ditlerence between wtn-League. Each team played a double u thll: ls true the library la rotnr Ue Pie'. n just happened that Dick an g cbeml9try claues
polnU u they neared that fatal ning'and losing the game. header, and the aeaaoo ended with to be a aplcy place. Tbe followtu,s Harper bad to 1du it for he Aid al!braeo f~r-~~ we kno'"'· a.II lbe
tut three mlnutes. But In that · · · the Sl.x Whltea and Period ~ tied examplee of boob pourtnc tnto the be wouJd Ida the .. Jungle Blonde." Mr c.__,, al.8o.
abort ~ Of Um& the Indlau ClliES WIN FIANLE for f1rat. library wru1 Ulu.trate th.la point. 'nte jwlion were the chUDpiona be . llaooryman bu just rec,e-"'tly
took charge at the game and ran The Ceee and Deea met the In-Monday the eeml-fina.la were -nnt. on the U.t le the stlrrtng In the tntettlul hoc.key Pm.ea. en given a medical discharge
the TS.rs ragged u they stole the d1an Papooaea on our court Fri· held to determine which two teams epic BRAVE MEN by Ernie Pyle The Tri·Y &.Membly w.,_ given from the Army Air Corpa and Is
ball and stalled and other:wtae ram· day afternoon, and the Deea loat will ·participate iJ:l the ·Athletic "nit. i.. tbe new book: by Amedca'; Karch 29. The theme had llOIDe· now completing. h1a muter'• de.
Mack.led the locals. Playing with· In spite of the fact that they play· Carnival, The Six Wbitea opened 1Jut..l09ed IUld moet w:ldely read thJ.na ~to do with radio. ~ at the UnJv.entty Of California
out Johnny Shaler made It hard tor ed. the best game _ot. ..the year. The the bout. u they overthrew tbe wa.r ~01'1'Up0lldent. Alan Andrews aubmltted the Los Angelts.
Harbor's nghtera, but they gut oft final ecore wu 15--12. The Tan Two'a in a 17·10 tullSaL M&cMll· BRAVE ·MEN begin.I wttb the name. ''Tu Baby'' for our tighter Kr. Haooryman WU a etudent at
to a ta.st start and led by a BU!> looked. exceptionally well and out· llan led the Winner.. with 8. landing tn S1cUy, contloued 00 to plane we purch&led· ln the ll'ourth Compton Junior Colleg~ and U. C .
atanti&J margtn at the end of the played the Papooeea, and 11 they The Ftven abot away the Ones' Anrio, and reachea a cl.b:nu 1n the War Loan DrlVe. Tb.ta ea.try 8et!JID· ~,.!·, pdor to his en:U.tment in the
tint three quarters. Bonea Robinr had made their ahota count could hope. for entering the flnal u they lnvulon on D-Day. nu. i. a tnie ed to have won the cooteat for a W) ·
800 paced the local.a .wtth 10 polnta, have won the game. The Ceea batUed. out a 16'"6 victory. Elita deacrtption ot Ame.rtca'a tlgbtlng name of the plane. e are sure that everyone will
7 ot. which be potted in the Initial brought home the ooly win of the led the hopeful champ• with 6. men. nte Red erOu apc>Il.IOred 8 give b!J! utmoat cooperation lo thia
quarter. · day u they turned in a 23·8 de· These tWo top team. will m~t Going back in hlltory a blt, "90C.lt" dance. It turned out to be 8 now teacher &nd make him wel-
Tbe Bees a.l&o loet a closie aft.er ci9ion with Nettle•' 8 lea.ding the u the fint event ot the Athletic STORM CANVAS by Armatroog gnat wcceu. :e in hia new teacber·lite at
lea.ding by a alight margin tor the acortng parade. It wa.a a fln.e fini8b. Carnival, and it abauld really be a Sperry pre.aent & .tr:lkinl" picture Glenn Eilt.a and Jack Sanford bor High.
biggest part of the game. Van de.. ror the local.8 as they won handlly battle. of the Britlab. blockade Of the 1Jeemed to be the wolvea an right Both the etudent.a and faculty'
Walker and Yardley led the Tan without rtstatance from the Fuller· The Slx Wb.ites had a double American Coaat. Sea battlea and for they a.re known to have RCured were eorry to have Mr. BrautJ --~~--------------------------!win last Thureday u they tint duelll are part of the rutbleu life some addreuea from a couple ot leav~ the school, but we all sin-
bowled over the Slxee 18·• a.nd of a. N.llor during the War or 1812. Excelsior girls at the re.la.ya, but It oere. Y hope that he will be euccen· .. _
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won from the Bee M by a forfeit. BRIDE IN THE SOLOMONS by seemed that Glenn loat them som e· fW and happy in hi" new job.
Rod M.acM.lllian was high for both Osa Johnson pictures another part bow.
game.a with a total of 12. of the world. It is alive with excite-La.el Year we were to have a WH 0?
The Period ~ team wu off and me.nt and adventure and fllled with swlmming pool, but vi.•e finally Who comforts me In moments ot
on as they squeezed out a 13-9 win tacts irtia.nger tha.n fiction. Martin found out that It was an April despair?
from the Six Reda a.nd tE:en lost and Osa John.eon's main purpose-in tool'e joke. Who runs tlngerit lightly through
to the Scrube 22·1.f. traveling Into the interior or the
Tb. Threes. scored a 10-3 win S I t h G" } ' my hair? o omons wu o P otograph can-Ir S ~a0'11e Who cook.a my meals, darns over the Ones and suffered a l0-5 nlbaJs In the act of eating human lit.. b ., my
loss from the Scrube. flesh. Hovi.• they accomplished this Holds Meeting j Squee:~ 'drops Into my 0...., .. ? •
The C ... faced two strong teams and ll"•d t tell r It ak q -· -.. 0 0 m es 8 Monday morning . first period, Wb always ha.a a word ot praise? and took a 11·5 win from the Bee wonderful story. It.iJ Inter est. is S
48, only to lose to 'J'IA•os 17·15. greatly ln.cn-ased b>· the fact that there 9.l&S a Girl.a' League meeting els out my rubbers on rainy :n the aud.Jt orlum. Since neither the days?
Tot&J l'olnt• f~ .......-... T..-.• I places like Guadalcanal and New prM!dent nor the vlce-prel!J:ldent Who cheers n::e up when I'm de-
1 T••m l'olnt. Oi>it; Georgia a re nov.· \\'ell kno'"'" and V••C're present, the secre• ....... Her-pressed?
l>i•nool l 171'1 16'· faml11a.r ....,..:! ~ utioo 1t1r. 1os • berta J ohnson. took charge of the Makes sure that all my clothee are ~. f"on ni •tl'l7 i :1~ Here Is a brier list or some o f meeting. Vlrgiilia Bachman. the pressed? ~r100: ~ t!i :~~ the books nO\\' availabl e. THE trea!!llrer, made lhe treMUTy re· "'ho scrubs my back v..•ben in the
..... ~~~, ... -1 ~11 1111.I GLENCANNON OMNIBUS by port. June Wightman, the uniform &bov.•er?
l c-11 ~~~ 1 ~~ Guy Kilpat ric k. THEY PLAYED chalnr.an, announced that-the girls And wakes me at the proper hour ? Sur v..·tut~ 10e 11~ THE GAM~ by Henry Grayson P.•rto.l :l 76 ,,10 T · v..·iU have to be much more careful Wbo helps to k eep me on the ~h; K.M.ls ~ HE NEW EUROPE by Berne rd about "''earing the correct uniforms bettm?
119'4 12'!11 Newman, and THE AMERICAN· to school Who figures in my every dream?
IZATION OF EDWARD BOK by 1 Freshmen · Panalha Fanning I do MYSELF! Thr 1.1\low1na-a.n-conte111a.nt• t«trlnr Edward Bok · · · ' rno~ tba.n 20 P<1ln11 1n 1hl• 1•·ar·1 Bu1b · Mary Katner\ne Barnes. Glnger --------
1 ... ·ai'"nt• •"· Anderson. Anne.belle Ellio tt, Mary
Ro.i ,.1'(')(1111 ~. sill While• Harbor1"te B nb t ""~' U•d. ""''"" ' 01 e OW 0 Ann l\IODroe, and Gaynel Couron.
STRETCHING
STARTEGY AGAIN !
BE-DEVIL YOUR
SHRIMP FOR
SHEER DELIGHT
in fl our. salt. mustard and cayenne.
Add milk, stirring constantly, and
cook until thickened. Add parsley,
lemon juice and ehrtmp. Place in
---individual baking dishes or casae·
Ir you·_r e tired of being a halo-ed role. Sprinkle with bread crumbfl.
cook, forsake your angellc waye I Ba.k'e in mod. hot O\'en 1375°F .)
and take a satanic dash of spice about l~ minutes.
t o abrimp ~ • ,1
Deviled Shrlrop is spice to any Classified Ads Get R·E·S·U-L·T-S
appetite and saving to the cook
when It's made y,•ilh the canned
kind or ehrimp for thj.s means not
a ,bit of bother pre·cooking. shell-
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Nutrition, too, in this delightful
dish for shrin:p is a precious pro-
tein food and has Vitamin.!! A and
D together "''ith many minerals .
Deviled Shrimp
l No. I can shrimp (111~ cups l
2 tablespoons butter
l "1: tablespoons flour
1.4 teaspoon salt
Yi teaspoon mustard
Dash cayenne
2'3 cup milk
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
¥i tablespoon lemon juice
BU Y WAR BONDS
J. S. WHYTE
PUBUC AOCOUNTANT
INCO~lE TAX CONSULTANT
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International Harvester
TRUCKS AND TRACTORS
FARM EQUIPMENT
M. Eltiste & Co.; Inc.
407 E. 4th Ph. S200, Santa Ana
312 N. L. A. St. Pb. WI An•helm ''My dad's callinq .
. ht'' me up lon1q
r1~:dG:ir~~·~~~oJ 1 g~ Enter s p A A u Meet Sophomores: Eva Marie Com-
Dtl'"k 0 110, Period 2 43 • • • • • stock and Darene Craig.
RuM Bampton. Period '2 4 1 Bill Benbow, l~·yea r·old s~pho-1 Junior: Barbara Packard. u · h 1 % cup sort crumbs.
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Roo'b Durk,.,.. !lt-ruti. 43 ,1 I more ot Harbor High, \vill enter Seniors: June Smith. Joanne
Hurac'O:' s11.-a. hnod 3 th S P A A U t · h Gt'ne QuvrJ-. P't!riod :l :t4 e · · · · · svr mmtng c amp-JISmlth and Bernadine Couron
Jim Sbalfr-r. ~ F ouni 34 lonshlps at the Loe Angeles Ath· • ·
Barnln Lowry, Scrubt 23 letJc Club tonight. Bill will enter S "k . ~: i~~·;~~: ~~ ~g the •4o-yard swim 1n an atte mpt p1 sters 1n Opener
I ~~ld H~~.~C:. i: to break tble record. He is present I At ff B Tuesday ·
Jun Rut-...1. Pt'l1od s 2t1 holc!e r of he Pacific Coast 220. • •
Tom Elli .. Pt>rtod & 26 Far Western, 880 and tht" C.l .F. Next Tuesday Harbor's Speed-~!<~\{' s~,1~\:-'~e;nun i~ 220 records. sters will journey to Huntington
Pl'od Ropco. Scntt. ~, H e 'Ni.JI enter the meet un-Beac h to meet the Oilers in the
i.t_r;: ;~",!i11":_· ::::;: g ~~ attached. After this meet he plans I annuel duel meet. The Sailors. '".:ho
a.>nni11 Rim&. c-2z to swim under the banner of a 18.Bt year walloped the Oilers In all
Bud ~plccr. Bee Fbuni • · 21 Hollywood $\vim Oub which y.:ill I three dlvi9tons. hilve been shawing
ton Cees. ·champions. Paul Wool! Bili Smltb out this year 's Decathlon at\d are
team him up with three world mu~h good track material through·
Robinson Third ~~he•:in~°:~u. 11.nd Bill Luras and enler Uiem ' I~ I ho eful or a repet!tion of last ~the 8~0n en a 8 the National A.A.U . champtonshlpsJ year·s victory.
lation of potnte 1JCored round H~r-next summer. In the Varl!llty division Glenn
bor's sparkling cente~ Dent Robtn· Lut summer besides '"'·inning the J EllU!, running the da.8hes. Is e:c:-
son in third place Wlth 113 polnta above r ecords Bill "''on second place pected to be right among the lead·
behind Elmer Combs ~f Huntington ln tb eNationals as a <>20 man ers. Stretching out ln the Hi's will
Beach and Don Le~bh~t. ;tI;a· He swims in the ae;ior div~ion be Don Vaughn and Don Miller
helm's mig~ty forwar · on er (8Wimmer!! Of unlimited age) and both showed up swell in Decathlon:
rested in ninth place with 71 . baa beeD working out in Santa Dick Wallner and Mffier y,;11 do the
t:'lmf'f° combt I Bunll~n ~I 14-': Ana's pool in preparation for this leaping for the Sailors.
Don LJt>bbut IA.nabl'lni> 114 : n-i llob-meet ot v..·htch he Is coufldent of In the Bees Al Crane will be l••OQ (!It"~ H.roo.-) tlS; Dick FabeT Tinnin I rOr:an.nl 112: Al Brvtirook• t B 110UM· 9.; · g. counted upon heavUy In the lo-
ton e...etl.) 10'7; Bou•IOfl r•ulkner I AD... bu.rd! d b ••• j hl"lml Ill'!. Bob Robert.I (Fullerton) 82 : es an rva.u ump. Hal
FAT &h\Jdmser (O..anr;e) 1e. DMI MOier Young, speed.Jest of the Beea, will
I (St>W"f>l•rt S-'-> 11; Lowi;ll Fturur&ld run both the 100 and 220. and
1 Fu.llO'rl.ool 08.
I To REL/EYE That Dull,
Ach e·AH Over feelinq . · .,,_,of o· • ·
should bring home both ri,st
places. Louie Mello v.·111 run the
lo·hurdles and the 100.
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Congratulations to: +
John Shater .
Hal Young --
Gunning Butler
Nonna Ghere •
RumJell Gilbert
Robert Creeley
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time to revive the stretching tricks stretching exercises °"1hile the can-~ !
've learned "'hen rationing was r ig-1 ned kind are rationed. Use a c:in ~ COid Meats ~
orous before. One can must do the of corn dc ub!.e flavor· nutrition ~ a
work of tv..·o. sometimes even three, "'"a:\"s by devoting half Of it to H • Fruits and Vegetables .1_
for navor a nd nutrition in today's com Eout!le er corn fritters fgood ~
meals. . I lu nch~ 1.' the other ~al f _as cont rast ~ Phone %618 ~
That rationed can of delicious J In a mixed vege!ab,e dish of green ! OPEN SUNDAYS i
out-or-sea80n fruit such as peaches beans, limas or other • favor ite ;;
can be divided three ., . .,..ays for
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flavor. Use one-third of that can Canned foods are precious today. ! u on s roceryi
of peaches f or enhancing meat at Make the most or them .stretching· ~ r·
the main meal. Broll it or bake It wise until victory releases all V.'e ~ 1784 Newport Blvd. C.O.ta MeMJ
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gether with the juice for a d!:'li-
ctoua sauce to serve with plain
cake or pudding. The last third
can be stretched with seasonal
fruit in a salad, Jruit cup or des-
sert. 1886 j.2 Newport Blvd. Ph. Mp Costa Mesa
Open 10 to 6 daily, e:rcept Sunday & Monday
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• • I ' ~ ~e ~ .~. ~~~ TID"' TABLES ... -. . • ••. IClll'.ftW ct AOOOmiTANT : Pm$1ai•Nll&ll1mGIDON-,KD. -,... ·~ ~ ~-,_ .._ & ZAMORA BBA!JTY SHOP WIC BAVll: Sood lllled ptuoo for BOAl!'ll-Bot, 8old Milt 'ifoM I"---''--'--""'------''-"-' L~ ..., ....... D' "VIS. . . hM -oittled '"' 1111 """~ ,i1:a11u..t.11~ 18'1 Ke•llott lli'fd., ~ liea. ..i. •eo. ·~· ti•. '1N ...., ¥idiii. .._.. w Nitl TWO BEDROOM Baun , .. .__ u, IA. M JUI k -!'tioiMI lT88 f<>r fPPGmm\"'\t,., up. P'lae t.a-$aM -Uji, 11.UiJR11 IUU.rMlti .A.JU> --_ seaDO.oe. A'""1· St'rr ;·~ K..U,-!'Ullo Gmdop 1i•·~•'l!t-"'• ~ flllt ortttnoJJ1 ,,...,., at Bllll '-t11111 '-~ Twmo._ -• tdt -t. jo ,_.. ii#&. oo. able tn 2 ..-. tOIJ 40tb an-,
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Atmand ... .-----,,-------~Ii,.. the w.lglrto. did not dlocl----·L--·---..... w•~~ 1·~·-BIUttlN LANbINo .. "' ruonaco Co d Rich • MD lb& tat ti! o.ttlem t bUl L ----~ .... and UphololA!r-~~ ··-~-~ ~ H. CA .. po,zA 8LOAN, ~
. '.A.BCBITECI" nra ter, • • --=It .,.: --:·a.ta-ilillfiNi:88 o'tiiiill li Ing cle&lllng In your home. Work ......,, ~ =way, 503 C<>ut Blvd., Corona del Kar.
Phy9'clan and lurgeOrl f&C!tory to tnel.r cl1entll. SUU'&ftleed. Color and beauty re-WA.NT TO BUY -Freeh water Newport Beach. ~e 308f...W. Phone Newport •7. R-. Pbme 8lf ·W. S.7 Ave., ile.lboa Oua Boacb Service ·station med, Ch'• now llbeen. Phone tl.hmr tackle. Rod, re<Ja, plup, 9-tfc .N~rt 102S-~ 1i.O... lf....,.... 1m Office 107 22nd Street N rt ,Pinners, etc. Don Gundenon, -··rr -.. ,........ .. 11
ml i.u.--A..... Newport Beach , Arm ff Tb'e-Batteey-Ignltlon llen1ce ewpo 1084-W. ll~tp Phone Newport ~15. 16-tfc ._A.,-NOrmand7 Mo:I Hodf'a: 10-12 a.m. ancl.3-! p.m. Me8a y 0 icer Lubrication Want Sllp
for 29-ft. Cnrlser
ONE ACIU: eet&te tor rn.
ailng couple. Kain hoaoe h&o llY·
Ing room -'8 wlih large liq.
god latticed peUo, greenhouoe
adjoining, t bedrm. su..i bowie.
Bulldlngo tor rare plant cul'llft,
Ample room t<:ir turther develop-
mmit. Beach, Costa M'eea. area.
S8000 down, balance at $12!5 per
month.
!...-----------~I ,__P_"°"_" __ o_'_"_ce_1_33_,_~_ ... __ 1 ... _J-' I In New Training aotb I' N~!'1~t Costa :::'tcEMPI.o ==:=::::TIIEN'l':.::=:..:...::O:!F:;•:;WD::=::::_....=n WILL BUY or Ieue rollowlnir new
w ANTED-Someone 1Dtere1ted. In or good 2nd-hand woodworlclng
ATl'OBNEYS AT LAW Capt. Devon M:. Davia, 1918 J Wllll&m J . Webb-Udo-RJcht\eld working in a nower abop or machlnn--Drlll,' Shaper, Lathe.
LEROY P. ANDERSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
eo.ta Me•a Bank Building
Phone 426
Coeta Mes.a Callfomla
DENTISTS
DR. O.BED LUCAS
Deoti1t
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NEWPORT BEACH
Phone 1529 .
DR.CARTER
Metascientist
DRl{GLESS HEALING
1860 Newport Blvd.-CO.ta Mesa
DAY SCBOOUI
MORTIMU SCHOOL
I02 OOral BalbN. ltland
DAY SCHOOL
Gndea: College Preparatory
Numbers a..lmlted
G. A. Mortimer, M. A ., O.xfard
Ptinclpal. Phone flS2
KOllTICIANS
HAROLD K. GRAUEL
CHAPEL
"We trureelves the Better S.rve
By Serv!ng Othera Beat"
Phone Newport 511
Costa Me..... California
DR. G. E. TOHILL
PHYQICIAN and SURGEON
220ll Coa1t Blvd., Newport 8-ac h
-Phone -
Office 28(j·W Rea. 28i·R
If No .4.newer C.ll ,...._,port &
Gerald Rauaa, M.D.
2830 West Central Ave.
Newport Beach ,
Ph. 1028·-No Answer call l01·M
X·Ray service
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave., B8Jboa
Newport UU
"8 S. Bill St., Loe Aapleo
TUcker '78U
BJ' Appohl-t
JACK RAUB
LteENSED LANO SURVEYOR
2617 W . Central Avenue
Phone.: Newport
Office 123; Rea. 1159
Rea. .4.dd~•• 21~ N.1~luu1 Ave. Coron.I del M•r
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N.D. CASH
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OOQ "'"d CAT HOSPITAL
6.an\.11 An.1 l348
16t4 So. M•ln St •• Sant.1 .4.n.1 , C.llf.
S n"-ry N , 1307 ~---t SANDl!lRS: Spindle, Belt, Dlac: Santa. Ana avenue, Coeta Mem. ervtce, acrou frOQl Lido Theatre -~ · orman '· ......,_ SAWS: Band. Jig, Arbor. Ac·
bu been B.!llligned to an ottlcera Battery Recbargtn_g, Wuhtng, Highway, Corona del Mar. Phone ceseortea, bench tool•. vtae.
aircraft engineertng and malnten-Pollablng, Lubrication Newport 690. 15-t!c -C p 0 ance courae at Chanute Field. 1. Phone 891-J 15--Stc omp~':'"..:_!.~Y gu~. · ·
The courae wUl lut five montbJ;. CARETAKER for yacht anchor-Box l~l. ~WUA Beach_ 16-ttp
ea.a. Da·..i.-Ut a vtte ......... ot 30 ENNIS HOG~ -Dodge-age. Rouae turnlahed. Boat ex· WANT TO BUY Late model car "' ·~ ·-PI Deal perience neceaaa.ry. Phone New--' minion.a ln the ~·-pean theater ymouth et. Texaco eenlce. coupe or oedan tor ca.ab
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0 17 m .. , port 2e2. 1s-ftp · · ot operation. During the eight 60 Nwpt vd., Costa ...... esa. ~lated Serv'lce Station Phone 148. 14-Stc th month.! he was oventeu, be wu CARE OF CHJLDREN-In your 26 Central, Newport Beach
awarded the Air Medal with three rl::=_-:W:::-:A-:Y-GA,...,.RA:'."".-:GccE-=-""M""o_to_r_TUne,,---home. Pbone Balboa Island, 626. 7-tfe
Oak Leal Cluaters and the DI• l"lOtc -------------up &: Brake Work:. 17-40 Nwpl ------------~--WILL PAY CASH tor your tur-tingul.lbed Flying Croq with one Bl d c·--" Pb 637 nJ.ture or what have you. Phone Oak Leal CJuater. v ·• voL.G .weaa. · · HELP WANTED-WaJtreu. Ha.r-
t•-8tc rt80n's Dinner Howie, 17th and Nwpt. 2000. 0 . R Ctawtey, The
Orange, Coeta Mesa.. Pleaaant Food Buket, 1812 Newport
SSPOOLS. Septic Ta.nks. In-aurroundlnge, abort hours l! pre· Blvd., eo.ta Me.a. 99-ttc
11 .t.alled anywhere ln Orange Co. t n-ed ood --,..,-=-----~----
CARLTON JONES(
129 So. Robertson
Los Angeles
Phone CRestview 1-6463
collect. 14-4tp
EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL
Ets-Hokin & Galvan
Electrical Contractora
1000 Coe.at Highway
Phone 1384 97 ·tfc Mesa Red Cross
Service En1arges No job too big. State licensed and e ' K pay. 9-ttc IF YOU want to sell your old ii carT)i Compenaatlon Insurance. WANTED-HOTEL MAID. Balboa piano eee u.. We pay b.igb.e.at MUSICAL II RADIO
The Home Service Department Al&o Pumping. M. L. McCormtck Inn. Phone 660_ e-ttc ca.ab price. 30 yeara In Orahge --------------
ot the Red Cto88 in Costa Mesa ~ A: Son, 3.f.O Victoria. St., Coeta county. Danz-Schlnldt Plano Co., RADIO REP AIRS-All milk.ea;
520 N .,_,_ s ta A tubM, etc. Karine Electrician. will open their new office IJO.me , Me.IL Ph. 475-M. 14·6tc WANTED-Beauty operator. New, . ................ an na. 5-tlc
I Pb. 2417. Burt Norton, 1111 time ln March, according to Mra.1•;.-------------P eua.ft't •hop. Salary and com-......_A_.. H N rt B h John F . Webster. cbaJ.rmiut. Ap· 1 Septlc Tank-Ce8Bpool Pumping m.1.-ion. Phone 2009-M or 179. WANT TO BUY-Tea wagon tn .........._.. gwy., ewpo ee..c ·
prOT&.l for the otttce which will Ray Munoz, 221 Knox Street 14-ttc usable condition. Phone Newport l·ttc
be located tn the b&nk building. Coeta Meea. Pb. 792-W. 1756-J. 12...ftc
has come from the Southern Qr. 14·8tc SALE Ml8CELLANEOUll -SO
ange County ..fled. Crou Chapter 2·WHEEL TM\Uer SS5.00. Delco
executive board. CO Martne Service Station. lighting genera.tor $65.00. Viking
On duty at the new office whJch t Lubrycatlan a Specialty, 2406 W. Port. 909 Coast Hlway, Newport
will be newly retlnisbed, v.ill be ~ Central, Newport Beach. Ph.. 129. Beach. 16·2tc
Ml"'8. Webatet and lln1. Gunning • 18-ttc
Butler. vice chairman. With tbt! fALBOA TRANSFER It STOR--SACRIFICE Nearly new lark grey
FUKNJTUU FOB SALE 112
FOR SALE-Brown carpeting and
pad, l-4 by 24 feet. SlO if you
take It noW. Phone 1375. 16-ltc
FOR SALE-Day bed and table.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS S8
0. 'L: CULLY CKR·~·r.,.;rF~·IE~o TAX CONSULTANT
Income tax Accounting
423 Spurgeon Building
206 Weal 4th, Santa .Alla, Calif.
Al>-tf•
RALPH P. MASKEY
3-410 Cout Boulevard
Phone 402 6-tfc
BALBOA PENINSULA houae fc:w
88.le. Completely and beauttfully
turn.I.shed. s bedrooma, Jlcar gar-
age. One ot the most m.odenl
hou•es in the ha.rbor a.re&.. Only
4 yea.re old. 181S Ea.at Oerrtral
Ave., Balboa. Pen.inauta. :Mi.one
Ne~rt. Beach 1740. 10--tfe
On Seashore Drive
Two-Bedroom. House
$3750
Cor.
•OTHER HOUSES
$4250 and up
Terms
Lot on Central Avenue
Zoned for Duplex
$1 000.00
advent Of the Red.Uttrlhution •ta· i· AGE CO. Boat Moving a. Spec· Cara.cul coat by pvt. party. No
tlon at the SA.A.AB, new and heav· I lalty. l:M>l w. Central, Newport tax. Phone Newpt. Bch. 1239·W.
le r dutlee have and will be dt· Beach. Phone 2125. 13-Stc ==-,..,.=--.,~-· ____ 16~·-2t_c
Phone 1971-J" Newport. 14-.ftc -,-,------------W . L. JORDAN
700 E . Central, Balboa KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT Telephone: 153 16-Zlc BOATS, SUPPLD:8 SI Vogel'e, 304 Main BL: Balboa a.ad , _____ .:_ ______ _
manded of this branch ot the-------------FOR SALE-Strawberry and u·
local. R.ed Croea chapter. Mrs. PAINTING OONTBA.Cf'OR paragua plant.a. 315 NarciMU.11
-,9.:.....tt_..:..c:S-..:ft..:.....C_:AB:_:::=.__DO_R_Y __ ::.: 208 M&rlne Ave., Balboa Ialaod. DQN'T SACRIFICJI: your hee.utitul
..,, -· x JN · Built -n..trc Balbo& Peo.rn8ula loU, O'YU two
Webster up to thi.e time, hu hand-' AINTING and PA.PER HANG-avenue, Corona del Mar. PbODe . led ti\e ma.ny demanda in her
1940. Prop. and aruft. Suitable
for albacore &nd batra.cud& tfol. REAL ESTATE SCHOOL -Pre-bundred n.ew bomee are planned
ling. Phone Orang-e en-W ah.er pare to pua atate ex.amlnaUon there, ln.11'4e lot. a.re well worth . h ING-Ftne workm&ll9htp gua.r· 2082-J . 14....ftp
ome. anteed. Be11t materiala ueed. J . C. -------------6 1• •t $2,000. Corner S.S,000 or more.
Two Mesans in
Car Collision
Klrk, Pb. Nwpt. 1326. 13-Stp p . m . g-.,. P by mall . .Money back guarantee. 90-ttc
BROADCLOTH CARPETING 5519 Wilah1re Blvd., Loa An· -------------New Stock. JU1t received. Variety FOR SA..LE---Gale K. Tran.some gelee 36. 4-16tp NEW 2-bed.room home. double gar-General Painting Contractor of colors. Santa Ana Furntture Stem 7T of Mackerel bl....., ooa.l .. n tt •76()() oo Half denUal, Commercial and YilCbt ' · e·· &g'e, ;.,v· • corner, • · .
1 W ork. _ Ucen&ed 12 years _ Co., 4.26 W. 4th St., S&.nta Ana.. the pa.st Z yra. TWrn eC reofw. Will YOUR TIRES RECAPP1tD while cash.
Minor lnjurle1 were r.ceived by Available Now. or flsheriita.n. 402 38tb SL, Nt>L ttree in the morning and tbey 3410 Coast Boulevard f
l4-4tc tee 31iiiT. fdeal boat for tnveet.. you work. Bring in your car or RALPH P. MASKEY
Marioo W. Gregg o( 21S08 Newport f· ~one Newport 2Mt 12-ttc CHEST ot Drawen, Etid Tables, Bch. or Pb. 17i4·W. 18·2t.C will be ready to roll in the eve· Newport Beach, CalJl.
boulevard, co.ta Meaa, koceD1/Y t, r Pam· t1'ng • Decora•1'ng High Cba.!Nr, Nursery Chairs. nlng. Phone N~rt 2M2 for Phone 402 15-tfc -------------1 when the car he wu drlvtng col· ·" Baby Strollers, Sleeping Bagi, DINGlilES, Paddleboards. TenniJI appolntmenL Costa Mesa Tire &: _.
tided wtth a machine operated by ' Root Repair a: Painting Boudoir Lempe. Western 4 uto T&hlelJ. Retail and wholesele. Recapping Shop. In the re&.T at &EAl, UTA.TE WANTED f 6'
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bR. M. D. CRAWFORD
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~.-F0.-.-8.-.....___--.-~--......._--.--,IRay eo.1 Btn-Jlngame ot 2431 Or· Sympson & Nollar Supply, Co.ta Me0&. l5-2te WATSON wooDCRAcFT SHOPS, 20th"' Newport Blvd. 16-trc WANTED -Ru.I Eetate, 0ut\ot ~.ru IIU.l'I ange avenue. The acc\dent oc:cured . Nwpt 1217·W 512 38th st. 611 Codt Hfghway
1 on Moote VI.eta street arid Ora.nge 12-tfc 6~· x.3' ENTRANCE DOOR. Half Phone Newport Beach 601 FOB BENT u TO'Nn. Prine pal of one of Chi·
--!---------'---:::I • l'·tfc -------------0-go's largest real estate btok· • g IJstln-In tbJs avenue. gl._, full ecreen door. New, -· • FOR RENT-SmaU funllohed apL ~--In tty ouJd -& BSONAL l' r·; FOR SALE-28-toot cahln crulaer, erage LuUUI, naw c • 'II war. U n!lnllb.ed. $16.00 for both. to woman_ wili exch&nge part like to contact ownel"'8 ot Chi· Balboa Man Sees ;i:;:NELY ! Pl.&in sealed det.an. Phone Newport l306. l6-2tc fSOO . Needs repair. Dodge Ma-payment of rent tor pa.rt time cago real estate relative to their "i·-·. -d·-·• by mlnllters. Club rine motor. 3504 Marcua avenue. care ot owner's two cblldreo. ~ ~ t ~-~ Lorig' Service u"""' C&M \n"oou FOR SAI..E--Gtrl'a Iver·Johneon Newport Beach. Phone 21:97-W. sale, m en or mo."'6"""6e
ELITE. l>. O. Box 71. Loa All· bl cl •2• 2 •• A'·' e Balboa 14 •tp and 9 years Of age. Phone New· probltma. nd. partlculan In
,_ Pfc. Gtlennth E~~~ea ot tBillhoe j-fgel:_e_a_M_·_B~. :;;:;~;;;•:._ ___ 12_._1o_t_p
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_ _'.Iol':_'.c:,,~;':_·_•_"_· ---· _-_o_n_ • ..'.l'.:6-'.:2tp~ --------~---~-" port Bea.eh 2367.J. 15--2tc ftm letter. \vWIB.ID S. Fleck, ... one 0 ree "~ ...... e coun Y men PAINTING ot &1J kfnds on boa.t. care ot. 116 85th street, Newport
who have 'completed 30 montba NOTICE Uncalled For Suit.a up to 40 tt. Bottom. !>¥'led andW .,._ANTED_,...,...-ro..:..._JIJ!!NTc. . ..:_ _____ ..;:..&! BeOch. 16.21e
ove?"9e88 wtth a veteran aviation I ave BOid Gu Screw "GORD ITO" acrape<l al.Slo. Phone Newport w ANTED TO RE.NT -P'urniabed -------------
engineer battalion in the Mediter· 27C4:>, and am not respon9ib1e 200 me.n'58 ault.s, $4.93 up. Top l090-J. · 16...ftp WANTBD--To buy small bouae
· ......... 1 ' ~ house or apt. 3 children in fam· ranean and European theaters. tor any debt. cootracted G-6 .... nat and ra.1n coats. Watches; wa.-...· on Balboa Jaland for cdb. Dr.
He wa.s a member of the flr9t aaid boat ah.er Feb. 20, 1945. robe trunka, (U.DB. Baskins. 220 FOR SALE BY OWNER -S4·fl. Uy. Phone Nwpt. 389·W. l6-4tp J. F. Willlame, 6530 Paciftc
AAF troope to l&Dd 1n England In LAWRENC!: ROY GREGORY. W. Ocean, Long Beach. &-ttc Cabin Cruiser. Built '40. Com· APA&'l'JIENT8 a BOIJlll'.8 U Blvd., Huntingt.oo Park.. cant.
1942. where he helped baild the 15--3tp plete tor 17 pau. 9J>0rtfiah1ng, 71---------·· ___ 88-ttc
tint giant 8th alr force bases from FINEST FOOTHll..L NAVA.LS tons mackerel. All good con-FOR SALE -5·room. house and -------------
Eye& En.mined . Glaue. Fitted
1792 Newport Soulf:val"d
Phone 2430 COST A MESA Pho'lies ti or 18
NEWPORT-BALBOA
NEWS-TIMES
PHONES: NEWPORT 12 &. 13
··~-------PublWted ~very Tuesday-;;./ Thur9d&y AfteTnocinS Volume XXXVll
SubeCrtptlon Payable tn. Acfyance :-12.50 per yeu ln Oron&'e Q>unty;
$2.15 per year to 4tb zone; $3.00 per year to 8th mone.
-hi h · I art Inst Ge SPoaTATION 18 Any amount rrom box to truck ditlon. Jesse A. Furrow. Box '13, bath, large lot, 2 blka. from a.hon... MONEY TO LOAN lU5 ~tered u Seoond-CI..., -·tter at ·~-Po-office In Newport Beach. 'fl c aena w are aga r· Co w J t d p r
.1w..1 ~ we ot M" 9 man-occupied Europe was ttnt CYCLES-Sold, rented or· load. r. a nu an omona Newport Beach. ~ne 1522-J. ping distrtet. Chicken and rabbit
______ C&ll1orn!a, er ~e Act •rd! 3• 187 · __ launched. then went. to Soutb.ern paired. Vogel'1, 39' Main St.. St.$., F\lllerton.,-Ca.lit. 15-tfc equipment. 1746 Anaheim St., LOm~~rn~~ ~;r1~~~:~~.1mproye,
8 A. ._,.YER EDITOR AND PRESJDENT1 1•·• h b b Jped c n.struct -...~ ... - .. and 208 llarlne Aveoue, Telephone Fuller1on 1744 Coata Meaa. Ph. 1719·W. 8·8tc . ~ . . -- -uwy w ere e e o gaauo.m. '-13..Stc FOR SALE-New suit of Engllsh Newport Balbo.a. Federal Saving• Printing Plant, SOI) W. Ceqtral Av~•· Newport Beach, California many ot the beaVy bomber baaea Balboa [Aland. U-tf: ' ROOM • 80 ... en. ... and Loan Aa.sociation.
Off. . f th c· f N Be-h-and later went beyond Rome to Snipe racing aall• tor track -~ ~
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1cial Paper o e 1ty ,o ewport ac build airfield.s in direct 9Upport ot Just a &'lance proves News· BACK THE ATrACK ma.st: also atop watcb. Lt.w --~~---,-R_oo_m_an_d_bo_a_r_d_, -,-"-.0 3333 Via Udo Telephone~~
A Dependable Letal lnstttut5on For Ove,.. 36 Yean the Fifth Army. 1).aes Leadership! Greene. phone 2600-. 14-•tc meals a day. Private family pre-:------------~•
By Cy Hungerford ThnM Classified Ad,.) (1 out of 10 people read Ne SNOOD LES ~ ..... -------· --------
terned. Phone N e9.'J)Orl 2156
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1808 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
Phone 161
• -WE ARE DOING OUR BEST IN THESE DIFFICULT TIMES
TO SERVE YOU SO WELL TIL\T YOUR EXPERIENCE
WITii US WILL BE AMONG YOUR PLEASANT
MEMORIES IN THE BEl"l'ER
TIMES TO COME.
Li.Si Lots and Acres With Us
f D. C. MacKENZIE
Newpo1 t Blvd.
Phone 161
• Coota Mesa
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fWJ:DNJ:SDAY, nn, ts-:-. '""'na tan ambles"· T~1~1:!~c~::.c:~~~-~. ·ar:uo.r · . · eminine .Activities I a..i Qooa -oom; 111 P1o1m For Ebell Prag· ram I
1&'\"CU.. Balboa, 10 a.m. lo ' p.m. _,rglcal druoinp. I . •
-do to -m lb -· -U. atl II S tao poll>t lll&t ~· \ By '"7inlflred Barbre tloll of rotunied -men wu tile cnat<>ot ll>lJ>c Ille lqdlvldll&l ~ T -tr Phones 12 ilDd 13 , Jo.. ~ to .,....'""-at tao Copllla can do tor tll<I boJa w to lnYlte :;::---:;:--:,7-...,;,,.-::"""~~~""7-::f::-""-;-~-;-:::::-::::-~~~...!:'.:-:=-:-::::-~...:..::::::...::..:=::_::_~~i1~..1l4'!!_~~~~-Red Crcee workroom. 313 Ma-
rine avenue, B§lboa. Ialand, 10 a.Di:
to 4 p.m.. ourflcal dttmlnge.
QrokClt t11o """"'-de! 111ar 0=--to a taml21-... 11t1>er at The George Bennets lrcles of WSCS PT A Thanks Public =~~ ~ =~ i:,:'~·llk~ celebrate Golden ~t in Costa Mesa For Cooperation
at u.. -or im.-w. Fl'Mk be 1nvtted to hopu w11eno there Wedding Aniliversary __,; . · Puw'eg.. 901 Marsu.-lta aftllue,. b1 were amal1 children Of four °" ftve ~le I Of the Cott.a Meaa Wom-Tbe recent •pouored picture
Cli>L 'Hood of tll<I Banta Ana Army y..,. of op, • •a Bodety of Chrlattan Service obow of the hlifh achool P .·T . A.
AJ.r Bue. Anyone deeiroUa of ba,Yitlng one Celebratlq thetr GOtb wedding tbe Community church met at wu a moat 1ucceu!ul a.ffalr, and
Oontncttn&" t,be •"zlWu.noe well· or two ot the boya abou.ld pt tn annlvera.ry ID their bmne on Cec:U bom.e Of Kra. Ray Eutman ln appreciation ol the support
meantnr l&dlea who doll't know touch with Lt. A. c. Ropn, !lpOC-Place. Kr. and Kn. Georse W. Kn. C. .. r. 8Uck1er llbartzl.C" stven., membenl of the board Of
how to help" can become, wtth lal aienlce otftcer at the SAA.AB,. Bennett were honored by about ·~-dutlu. DeMert luncheon dlrecton an iaauillg the followlng
thoee work tnlell1cen.Uy, Capt. and aak for the number and type 100 trtend8 wbo called between RrVtd alter ~blch the m.em-note of th&nka:
Hoo;l told of the powth Of the at boys they would Ulr:e to enter-the houn of two and ftve o'tloclt. n eewed for the "le1 ••r that wW llemberw Of the aecuUve board
1-i, now the beet and largut ID lain. Ouey1Dr out tll<I Colden theme •lapel later oo in . the yeer. of the Newport Har~nlon
the world. an~ o! U. cb&nge Into a The meeting' wu opened by Mre. at 'the oervlng table, att~ve ,_ g the depertun, of MN. mgb ochool Parent-Teecll · ~-
fth•bf"ta.tim &Dd ~bution John Knox. ,mo read a prayer bad been made ot gold leavu and ckler who b.u left to joln her c'1ttoa "'1ab to thani: the of
center. written. by George Wuhtncton. nOW""era ~in&' a pretty lace cloth. 'h sband in Arizona., member. pre-the. Harbor dJatrlct a.ud c 01 ta
Eveqr effort ls made to aid the Plana for the com.tng rummage Kn. Bennett wore a gown of her ytth ·a ahower of Kea t01' thetr very fine cooper-
boya tn recovering trom combat ale were d.l8cul9ed.. and the Rev. tu.schla and gold on powder blue onei, each fltty-cent piece wrap-atlon and usiBtance ln ielllng
fatigue, wttb food de.Mgnated aa Perry Schrock announced the Len-and ~ lo her corsage. T!.;le cfevedy and uniquely. It wu t.Scket. for the mow at the Udo
-b.eavmty," proper rut and necu-ten eervtcea for the ~k. Refresh-"groom' accented ht. brown sult purch .. a. pretty bed spread Theatn Monday nJgbl
-.ry work. The daily echedule cal.la menta ot cherry tarts were eerved wtth a gold Ue. The couple who brighten her new home. Pru-ThanQ :to yOOr genera-tty a
t or two boun phyelcal exerciee by the boele98, Mn. Ethel Stauch. have bef:n In Coat.a Meaa tor the e it tor the meeting were Mea-eubet&nUal .um wu add~ to our
and three boure working at 10m.e auiated by Mn. Powen. put eight years, were ma.rrted ID ea Jake Smith, ot Newport treuury, e nough to carry ua over
· hobby, while there are study Pneent we~ Rev. and Yrs. Oceola, Iowa, in 1895. ch; Bertnn Smith, C. D. Kipp, lnto nezt Yea.J/ We apprecta.tp your
course• for thoee who have not Pel"t'y Schrock and the M.eedamea Aul.sting &t the affair were E. Hatch., Olli Weatherwax, .upport. Sltl\ed: Mra. Guoning
completel high 9Chool, and over 6~ George E . Lewta, w . Frank Pow· Yeadames Lotll!I Bennett, Jame!! ymond Jame1, C. L. Andrew•. Butler, president; Mn. J . w . Pey-
students have been ~adue.ted with era, Ethel Stauch, L. Foleom, Wal-Bennett, Leslie Bennett daugbtere-arry Anderson, Jamee H arris, ton, chatrman Of the waye and
high achoo! diplomas accredited ter Swiger, Nick Haugness, John In-law, and :Mre. Ja.mee Oaumltz, H. Taylor, Clyde Otto, Douglas me&.IU1 committee.
to any college. Allen, o. L. Allbon. Gu.stave a granddaughter. ard and Glen Moore both of Bal-
The speaker pointed out that Orupe, Francis eox, J . A. Stowers, -------; Robert Fisher, Martin BrauU, T B 'rthd
Three Candles for
Newport Beach Lad
Red Croa workroom, 1300 Ocean
boulevard, Corona del Mar, open
10 a.m. to ' p.m. surgical drualngs.
Red Crol9 workroom, 111 Palm
Thla 'WU the IMCOlld btrtbday Balboa, Bualnea and Profeuional
that Johnnie David Way jr. wbo Women, 1 to 9:30 p.m., .urgical
WU three~ old on Sunday, bu dreu1np.
had to cele-t<> wttbout hl8 daddy. Corona del Mu Boy Scout TYoop.
0.pt. John W. Way, P'llgbt Bur· 7 p.m., llohman Co., 900 Coaat
geoo..tn the army, t. now at Pearl Highway.
Harbor after b&Ylng participated THURSDAY, MARCH 1-
in the early day1 of bolding Salpan. , Red Cross wo1luvou1 111 Palm
Kn. Way tn:rited a group of avenue Balboa. to a. m~ to 4 'P m younpte,,. to her home. 1720 w . sew1ng' · ··
Ocean Front. Newport Be&cb, to Red • Croa workroom, 313 M.a·
mark the birthday. 'Ibere WU tee rtne avenue, Balboa I.eland, 10 a.m.
cream and a cake wtt.h three to 4 p.m., wrgtcal dreaalnga.
candleti at w~cb Johnaie hutted Harbol" Kfwania Club Electric
and puffed and blew them all out. Grlll; Balboa., 12: 1:5 noon:
Little guetta were Carol SmJth, Newp:::irt Bea.ch -Coeta Mela
Karen Wyatt, Jo, Anne and Harold Uona' Club Heinz Kalaer'a cafe
Sturgell, Elizabeth, Catherine and 1:30 p.m. ' .
Johnnie Euton and the celebrant'• Newport Harbor Buaineu and
silter, Annette. ""-Protemlonal Women, 6:45 p. m ..
Chance Meeting at
Brown Derby Leads
To Mesa Reunion
Whlte'a Park Avenue Cafe.
Ebell club lwtcheon, l p.m., 515
West Central avenue.
• Costa Mesa News
For the f1rst tlme our nortbenL
nefl"hbor. C&n&d&. will. be'""fee.tured
cm an Ebel! club program, and w. ,
week the mernht-ra have the pleu-
ure of l!atenlng to Violett Maguire
Wenk u llbe ta1k8 on '"C&nadlan
Ramblee," brlngln1 a breath of
the freab tim.be.r a.nd wide-open
•paces to the Southland
It ii a luncheon meeting-, u
ueuaJ, w1t,b Miu Marcia Coomi:.
t&ldng reeervationa. and membe:ra
wtll be 1erved at 1 p.m. accordinc
to the announcement of the ptes8
chairman, Mn! Wayne Harper.
Pvt. and Mni. Orville Goabert.
2043 Harbor boulevard. are the
proud parent.a or a d&ughter bonJ
Feb. 21 at St. Joeeph boapita.L
Harold's Radio Shop
Expert Radio Service • 206 Main St. Ph-16%2
RW1tingtea Beacll. Calif.
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each returned pilot represented an John Knox, G. W . Wooley, Cbe.r1es Mrs. Huston Honors ph Hamblett and the hoete919ee WO 1 ays
investment of sa~.000 and the re-Kyte, George Bates. L. A. Nor-Ca d. v· . Mrs. Bert Sharman waa hostess Celebrated at When ~re. tlhy Reed, girl-
he.blllt.itUoo program presaged man, James Gooken and A. A. na tan lSttor Circle IL Membef'9 engaged In "joyous Party hoOO friend ot Mn. Bert.ren Smith
saving this financial Investment, Kemper. tbl"ir usual qulltlng project tn the ot Costa Mesa. formerly of Steele-
a.s well as lhe experience wh.lch -.omln follow d b th b · Chooeing the patriotic theme for LU g e Y e usiness ville, Illinoie, dined at the Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Davl.B of
I..os Angeles have been recent
guesl.9-ln the home of Mr. and ~r.11 I
Roy .L. Davis, 1843 Harbor Blvd.
Mrs. Herman Barnes sp<'"nt the I
wee"k-end· in Clearwater accom-
panying Ai:r:3. H . D . Cody also r-f
Coeta Mesa \~;ho 'isited h!:r mother
and twin sister there.
s~
S~Sliop
could be used in tl":ac~lng others. her decorations. Mrs. C. G. Huston meeting In the afternoon. Betty Calcott and Glenna Pol-Derby ln Los Angeles recently, she
Capt. Hood elated L~at only cur-1 Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lane of the Pia f th I W s c s I k held doubl I b tJ to Of ~--ta M-· enterta.lned In her ne or e genera . . . . oc a e ce e ra on met, by ch·-ce, Seam·-l /c Clyde
rent magazines were wanted at 1 Lane ~alty compahy, Court street, L.Ulll ........ lunch " h 8 I Id t obser,•e the\ 13th blrthd I -· -· ho n W .. h•nmon's birthday ln eon on ... arc were e. a r ay ann · Cruse, also of the "ldweetern city
the baae and books no older than are at Desert Hot Springs tor a me 0 .,""' ~ th tb1 tln f c· 1 JTI .. ~ c tly t ti Cal tt ~ hon f Mr Charl···"cAla~ of e mon y mee . g o U'C e ver 11es re en a le co and a former f~end of '{rs. Reed
three yean, but that what the couple ot weeka. or 0 s. ~ ..... · J h Ill •-in h M J nJ home 4006 Chan I Place N " • Costa Mesa and ber house guest w 0 "' ~ c arge. re. en e · ne · ew-and the Mesa matron. By a phone
from Canada. Miss Nan Holohan. Baird was hostess and welcomed I port Island, . call to Mrs. Smith, a reunion or
The evening was spent in play-to her home. Me3da.mes Minnie Many lovely gtfts were received the three was arranged for Sun·
Corona del Mar .Cafe
Ing cards with bridge honors going Shanahan, Gladys Beardsley, Alice by the girls. and the guest.a them-day. Others bidden to share lo the
io ~lrs . Gunning Butler, f irst; Mre. Jone!I, Lucille Dodd, lea Clark. selves almost felt 8.8 though they fun v.:ere Mrs. Bessie Cnise,
P. v . Parkes. second; Mrs. Armey. Arey Coleman and her sister. !.lrs v.·e re having blrtbdays too, for so mother ot the Navy man. from Los
third, an.d 8 lovely guest prlu for Daisy KPller visiting here fl-om many prizes were given tor the Angele.; Mrs. Doris Martin and
the honoree. Other!! present . v.•ere C8rbondale. Ill.: Nellie Ogden, many games that nearly everyone Mr. Jay from Inglewood.
!.liss Frances Damoth, Mrs. Harry Florence C1e,·eland and Mrs. Har· had something. Saturday evening Mr, and Mrs.
Burdick, Mrs. J . P. Cooper and rtson. her mother, Mrs. Ryan and Grttn and pink was the pretty Smith were h09ls to Mr. and Mre.
1611 COBSt Highway
NOW OPEN the hostess. and Mrs. Cowen, her sister. color scheme chosen for the party Gus Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Wll-
Mre. Gertrude Edick welcomed table, carried out In the cake dee-Jlam Lord or Costa Mesa. Because
men: hers or Circle VI lo her home orations and nut bukets, and lee one can't actually do It, the game
on Magnolia. !.'lrs. D. E . Hatch led cream and popcorn completed the of ''Touring" brought vicarious en-
• Completely Remodeled
• 1 Redecorated
• Renovated
• Enlarged
• All New Kitchen
• New Refrigeration /
-Same Good Chef
-Same Fine Foods ,
-and the Same Smiling Host
Big Jim Kennedy
Mrs. j ad win Honored
At Farewell Party the devotionals and Mrs. Keating menu. joyment to the hosts and guests .
the missionary study. Others pres-Tho~ enjoying the gay after·
ent \\'ere ?.\esdamc.s Leota Engle-noon \\'ere Ruth Ann Thatcher,
hart, Eliza,ISeth F inus. P . J . John-Katherine Hill. Jeanne HO\\!ard.
eon, Benny and Harrell. Eloise Owen. Vivian Horvath, A!rs. Ed Zube entertained Thun-
day evening at her home, Onyx
avenue. Balboa I!lland, ln honor of
Mrs. Robert Jadwin, Ne\\'port
Heights, \\"ho is leaving this \\'eek
for her new home in PaaadeD.ll.. ,
The gue11l9 presented Mrs. Jad-
Girl Scout Gommittee
Plans For Spring Tea
\\'in IA'ilh a lovely coffee table as Members of the Costa Mese. Girl
a parting gift. Alter an evening Scout committee met In the F'ri·
! spent playing He&rt.8, it waa found day Afternoon clubhouse recently
that Mrs. Sue Horvath had earned to formulate plans for an April tea
the high awe.rd score, while the when the girls will honor their
pri2 for 109/ score went to Mre. mothers.
Maxine Swanson. Resignation ot Mrs. Gard as
The guest list included the Mes-treasurer was accepted with re-
d&mt'S Sue Horvath, Beatrice Susa· gret. Her succeeeor will be Mrs.
dorlt, Maxine Sw&nBOn, Maxine Nellie Long. Material wa.s pur-
Connell, Olive Sm.1th, June IGddle. chased with which the glrle will
Geneva. Bayna...rd, Mildred Merrill, rnake their own Girl Scou~ ties.
Ba.be Frost. Esther Johnson, Ruth Members present were Mesdames
Horvath, Hannah Glllls, Scholer, C. G. Huston, R. Ra.sm!Jseen, Doro-
Carol Brill. Norma Brll!ICoe, Clara. thy Schrole, C8.rd, Gunning Butler,
Mlme Edwards, Betty Edwards,
B&P Women to Hear
Miss Wilson in
Book Review Mary Gay Calcott, Albah. Ann
Denton. Doris Ann Calcott, Jean-?i.fis.s Dorothea. Wilson, city ll-
ett.a Talslra, and the two honorees. brarian. IA"ill review Irving Stone's
Scout Display of
Jr. Leader Lauded
: "Immortal Wife" at tbe Thursday
evening dinner meeting or the
Business and Professional Women's I
club at White's Park Avenue C'afe.
The book is an historical novel
of the exploration or California
and has topped the Be.st Seller list
tor the pa.st several months; thia,
<:oupled \1rlth Miss Wilson's clever
reviewing, promises' an evening to
look fonvard to by club members.
Followlng the observance of the
85th annJveT88.?')' of the Boy Scouts
ot Amertca tut week, members of
Trpop 5, which Is under ftie direc-
tion o! Scoutmaster :rti~aa L.
Allen. wish to give credit lo two
of their number who arranged a
splendid window di.splay at the
Newport Beach Pharmacy. Costa Mesa News
One wa.a Aaetatant Scout.master Mrs. C. F. Stickler and two chil-
Honeycutt, Hel~ Randel, Eileen Thelma Arnold and Norma Martin. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~lin~n~s ~an~d~E~le~an~oJ~R~oe~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij l I .,, Mesa Girl Inspiration
For Bridal Shower
Stan1ey Gorzuchovskl, the other dren, Patricia and PauJ, left Tues-
Robert Henley, juolor a.uiatant day morning for Lltckrlel<\ Park,
scoutmaster. Henley l!I an Eagle Arizona, where they will join Mr.
Scout wttb 31 merit badgee. He ls Stickler who u carpenter's Mate
17 years .old and bas had five l /c in the Navy, will be stationed.
years' experience in the ~Y Scouts. at the Arizona base.
Thl8 eummer he will graduate from Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Hebert, 2463
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2406 W. Central
WE ARE NOW IN Q.UR NEW QUARTERS
• an'd R.eady to Do General
AUTOMOBILE REfAIRING
SAME EXPERIENCED MECHANICS
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M.ra. Harry Lanham (nee Doro-school s..nd wante to joln the Army Phoenix \\'here they vi.sited \heir
thy Perry or Coat.a Ml"sa l whoee Medical" Corpa. When be leaves. daughter, Mra. George Krauu.
wedding WlLI an event of Ia.st Troop 5 will leel the 101115 of tbl.! Some time wa.s spent in Gilbert,
week, waa given a bridal shower valnable acout. Arizona, with their many friends.
recenUy at the home of her 9Chool r,.--,:===========;""'===='=====';;;;;,,;;;;;;;;]
friend, Barbara Nielsen of Balboa. II
Tbe evening which wu spent ill [
ga.mea, dancing and retreslun•n~.
was enjoyed by Misses Margaret I
:Maya, Palsy Gould, Margie Gold,
Patricia Rock,• Mary Ann Rock
and ·Jackie Taylor, the guest ot
honor and t.be hoetess.
Teen-Age Party
In Mesa Home
Doreen Gibeon WAA hoste88 l"'i> a
group of her school friends on
Saturday night when characters of
the eomic et.rips reigned supreme.
Each guest v.•aa requested to dress
ae his or her favorite funnies char-
acter. There were Pop Eyes.
Sadlee, I>&:isy Maee, Llttle Abners,
Gravel Bert.lee and Junior Yocums
who cavorted ln character against
a ba.Ckground ot tunny-book cov-
er9 and comic strips tacked on the
wall. • 'Ibere were v&riou11 gamea dur-
ing the evening which was cli-
maxed · with the eerving of home-
made te e cream and cake. Those
bidden were Devra Dodd. Barbara
1Reed Wanda Lou Kasper. Luanne
Me111ing. Barbara Long, Marlene
Jacobaen, Karl Sibllling, Robert
Trepicom. Ted Trompeter, Jame.a
RU1n.9eY, Ftankie McCubllinl, Leon
Caldwell, Jimmie Click and Edd.le
Kauffeld.
Lenten Service
At Lewis Home
· l al.IV WMI -oa
If you ore interested in 1efinoncing, moderniz·
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Na.ncy1 Long, L1ught cr 11 ~ 1r
and !.1rs. Arden U:in~. iS> being
missed by hC!' sero~d grade 9~hool
mates at Li:idbcrgh . s:::1001. She
bns chick.('n pox.
The Ray Eastn:ar.s. 1767 ~·e\v
port boulevard, v:e re hosts Sunday
to Ernest Ov.·en. Seaman 2/c lfta-
tioned at San Diego. The Navy
man is a former resident of Costa
Mesa.
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