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BOOlllNG. Had some Col-
-orado friends here aver
the weekend SO, proudly, we
had to show off the harbor
district. Down Balboa Pen-
insula way more new houses
are nearing completion than
you can shake a roupla jet-
ties. J obn Burnham is fin-
ishing a series on the ocean
fror\t that will ~ around
$30,000, but that Is nothing
beCause · in the next ocean
front block a new two-story
place is being held for $55,-
000. And to top all the high
prices, 'twas whispered that
0 Bart" Bartholomae is ask·
ing ~00.000 for the mansion
he j>urchased several years
ago from Fred Lewis of the
Diamond Bar ranch and tha t
his cruiser can be had for
$75,000 more. The handsome
home occupies about a block
of the bay front and runs
back to Central ave. on the
Peninsula.
· Perhaps Corona de! Mar's
business area is booming
faster than any other, with
the possible exception or Ma-
rine Ave., on Balboa Island.
Attorney B. Z. McKinney
just compl et ed his block on
the highway, the comer
housing George Englehart's
quite elegant Super Market.
whicli had its opening Thurs·
day. The postoffice, Brook-
ings Variety Store and Bar-
ber Lee are also part or the
setup. Like t he way Mac
has stepped down the build-
ings and the color of their
face. On down is Hampton's
Drug. Walt Mellott's South
Coast Construction and Earl
Stanley's offices. Over on
the Island entered snazzy
F rozen Foods operated by
the Pleasant Walkers and
that's a place to revel in fo r
any well meaning housewife
who loves her hubby.
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Mo"' Light& Glad to note
that Balboa merchants have
straightened out the misun-
derstanding over its street
lightSand hope the city coun-
cil will revoke its previous
rule to give that section bet-
ter illumination -to which
they are entitled. Biggest
piece of development is the
new huge telephone struc-
ture on Central near the old
Sam Stleftel cottages. Be-
lieve the central exchange
will cost around $375,000
and is by far the greatest
expenditure for a single
building made thus far in the
harbor district-just another
sign of population expansion.
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PoslA>tticM. While pn the
subject -0f public service
might present a chapter on
P . 0 . consolidation. Corona
de! Mar. folks are definitely
opposed, on the ground that
it would slow up rather than
. expedite delivery. About
three years ago Newport's
postmaster made efforts to
combine all the offices. but
W a s h i {I g t o n officialdom
frowned on the idea, so the
plan was abandoned. Many
people do not feel that a
Main postoffice with sub-sta -
tions would do the trick ; that
the afternoon mail coming in
from Santa Ana to one city
point would not all get redis-
tribution the same P. M. and
would lay over till next
,morning and now they say,
they get an afternoon de-
livery. + + +
Sat~ Driv..._ Harbor bus-
iness men .. or at least a large
portion of them, are firmly
behind President Truman's
appeal to "Drive with Safe-
ty'', thus halting "murder"
on the highways by barring
''morons and nuts'' from the
driver's seat. The campaign
nJ!IDlng In the News-Tunes Is~ down some of the
reckless klds. but it's a bard
pm.: to stop. You can stand In ! any busy intersection like
the main street at Costa
Mesa or Newport or C.D.M.
and DOt2 tbe cars that n ee
~ at 50 and 60 miles
Piii' hour.
I .. I...:..:., +S<mebody ~ tbe other day: ''The
trouble with nidlo Is that a
man wbo can't make his wife "'*" to him. thinks be am dlum t.en m!D!m air fam!"
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WF.ST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA
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Albacore Run · .Att !act Sco·res ·to Harbor
Nei hborliness Is Subject
At osta Mesa Graduation;
Retiring Teachers Lauded
Stressing the philosophy of
neighborliness, J ohn D. Hayes of
Santa Ana. assistant county sup-
erintendent of schools in charge of
elementary education, told 113
graduates at commencement exer-
cises of the eigh th grade class of
Costa Mesa Union Elementary
school Thursday evening, that
they should learn t he art of get-
ting along with and understand-
ing ail peoples of the world.
The exer cises '-''C're held in the
auditor ium of the Newport Har-
bar Union High school and were
witnessed by more t han 900 peo-
ple, pare nts a nd r elatives and
friends of the graduates.
Haye!'i said that the graduates
were taking steps into a new
"'orld. a world in which ther e is
no longer !'iuch a thing as distance.
He spoke of the shortening of
distances by airplane a nd said
that it is no"' only 40 hours by
air from New York to India. "This
shrinkage can lead to only one
conclusion : we a re rubbing elbows
with all the peoples of the world,"
he said , adding. "This can only
lead to one a ns ... .rer . that we must
get along Y.'ith people, with our
neighbors.''
Loyalty S treASed
He said it was difficult ·for
older people to change their mode
of living in a world thrit is rapid-
ly changi ng. but he added that
Boy Accused
In Rum Theft
Keene's store. Bay avenue and
P alm street, Balboa, reported to
the police Saturday night that a
group of minors entered their
place and one of them picked up
a bottle of r um and ran \vith it
before he could be caught. The
incident occurred around 8 p.m .
Police rounded up the group of
juveniles, but could not find the
boy who had taken the bottle of
liquor. All the others were placed
on a bus a nd told to leave town.
They didn't come back police
added.
Howe Heads
State C. of C.
Harbor Body
the upcoming young people can go 1-lubbard C. Howe, Ne"'POrt
along with the new innovations. Beach boat builder. \\'as on Mon-
"You can help '-''ith the artistic day appointed chairn1an of the
development of the world. That is small harbor development com-
one of your responsibilities. You m itte<> of the California S tate
can study the la nguages. This Chamber or Commerce.
\\.ill help you to bett£"r under-.. The appointment was an -
stand the pcoples "-'ith whom you nounced by Dr. Robert Gordon
come in contact in your journeys .... Sprout, chairma n or the state
He said that most P<'OPie of the chamber's state-wide na lural re-
world look upon Americans as a sources committtt.
soulless people. "I \vould say to The !'imall harbor development
you young folk&.'" Hayes added, committee was appointed to pro-
turning directly to the graduat-mote a series of small vessel har-
ing class. "that you have the op-bors and refuges along the Cali-
JX>rtunity and possess the quali-fornia coastline.
fications for so"ti ng good "'ill . It's Yachtsmen. po\\·erboat O\\'ners.
an art to get along '-''ith other commercial fisheries, fishermen's
people." unions, boatbuilders, and city.
F aith in themselves and loyal ty county and port officials are mem·
to Christian principles, courage hers of the committer. \\·hi ch wa.s
and. loyalty to the Constitution of named following requC'St of thC'SC
the United States, •·and the ability groups that the state chamber
to do your O\'\'ll thinking," are create such a group to coordin·
good rules to follow. Hayes said, ate establishment of small har-
pointing out that if these car-bors and assist local communi-
dina.1 principles are adhered to ties in this effort. Preliminary
by the graduates they need have studies already are being made by
no fear in a world of change. Army Engineers between the ~-tex
"You can make it a new world. ican line and Monterey county.
a world in which you can do much The penclin& Rivers and Harbors
good for other peoples.." bill authorizes similar Army E n-
Trlbute Paid to Teacben gineer s tudies to the Oregon line,
Everett Rea, superintendent of including San Francisco Bay.
(Continued on Page 4) Members of the state-wide
Former Balboan
Given Character
Ro~e in Picture
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small harbors development com-
mittee include Willis H. Warner
of Hun tington Beach, chairman of
the county board of supervisors.
Traf fie to Balboa
Still Being Shifted
l}o'WJlSixthStreet
~-lotor traffic is still being de-
toured from Central avenue and
Sixth street. Balboa, Into Sixth.
thenct> to West Bay avenue and
along it to Coronado, from whence
it joins Central avenue into Bal-
boa.
The reason for the shift in aut~
mobile traffic is the e xcavation
a nd erection work in the construc-
tion of the new Newport-Balboa
telephone building, which is to
CX'C\IPY fi\"e lots and 30 feet more
near Coronado street and Central
avenue.
The Newport Beach city en-
gineer·s office reported it had no
definite information as to '4'hen
the new bulldin& will be ready for
occupancy nor had It any infor-
mation as to when tM t.rricaiie
ColllPlaia Abad
00.ltle Parld11g
On Marine Ave.
Motorist. and pedfttrlans who
use Marine avenue regularly dally
have begun to complain to dty I
officials about the practice of
double parking by deliverJ' trucks ~
when making their deliveries to I
local stores. /
Motorists a re complaining be·
cause they find it difficult to a:et
through the narrow space that is
left and sometimes they are forced
to wait the disposition of the
driver to move his truck .
Skippers of Three Trolling
Boats Land Big Specimens
Captains Covey, Offerle and Ross Are Among
Baggers of Albacore-Capt McNally and
Frank Linnell Snag Tuna -Baiters Net
Bass and Halibut
By HUGH MdOLLAN
THE ALBACORE AKE REBE!
PedestriBns complain because
the double parking by the trucks
obscures their view of oncoming
traffic and they say it is danger-
ous to try to walk across t he
street "'·hen they cannqt see the
traffic.
t 'tt'iltt u IS GOOD off Dana Point If one may Judre by this catcb
ol .pecl!nens of the deep. Nlnety. Count 'em. Thirty-one of them
"·ere white sea bus. The catch was made from the "Skip Along",
skippered by Ca pt. c . M. Tucker.
Child, 3, Runs
Into Car,· Hurt
The first albacore ol the sea-
son have been caught out of
Newport Harbor this week!
The \\'i ld news or aJbacore
caught on trolling boats out ot.
Newport Harbor swept from the
docks throughout Southern Cali-
-Photo by Sportsfishing Fleet Assn .. C, A. Griffis, phot ographer. ~
An observer of the ha zardous
conditions told City Councilman
Bob Allen Saturday tha t the per
li ce should better e nforce the or -
dinance against double parking
In Marine avenue. The council-
man said that he knew about the
conditions and would bring the
matter before the cit y council.
Fishermen, Who lesalers
Continue Price Meetings
Th.ree-year-old Dorothy Wood-fornia a nd the nation this week
worth of 945 Central avenue, New-as these marvelous Cish again de-
port Beadt, narrowly escaped ser-cided to pay local waters a visit
ious injury Friday when she r a n this summer .
in front of an a utomobile near Th.OS<' ofC-again-on-a.galn fish
the old Pacific Electric right-or-many years ago paid regular
way in Newport Beach. visits to Southern California
Th~ child sustained bruises or wa ters. then for several seuona
the body when struck by the c&r not a fish was caught, many pe>-
driven,. police said, by Mrs. Marti pie blaming the explosions from
Bernice Johnson of 1007 West ,tar get-practicing battleships off
Central avenue, Newport Beach . the coast. Where these fish come
Only the alertness of Mrs. John-from or go to s till remainl a
so&-and the tact that her machinl'." mystery. Some claim they come Mesan Elected
Official County
Bar Association
Commercial flshenne n of San
Pedro ue In the midst of a eertee
of• meetlnp with wholesalers this
w•k ln an a t tem pt to reach price
... reementa, whic h, tbey .. y, are
already la effect In Newport Beach
and otber ooutal cJUes.
The sttlke by Local S7 of CIO
lntemationaJ Fhbennen a.nd Al·
Ora nge County Bar association Ued Worker& of America. Ne••port
last Friday elected as its new branch,. ls sUll In etfeet against
president. Lew W. Blodgett, Santa two wboleu.le boUACs.. while three
Ana and Huntington Beach at -•u.ent-ha'\-e slp ed a price agree-
torney. I m.at and are recelvlog shipment•
Leroy P. Anderson of Costa of 0111. accordlnr to Charles Mc-
Mesa was elected second vice Ltwlcblan, business ma nager of tbe
presid('nt of the association . local.
O!her officers elected were J ack Many San Pedro fishermen are
Rimel of Santa Ana, first vice bringing their catches ~o the Ne\\'-
president; William P. Webb of port markets .. ~ccording to M.c·
Anaheim, third vice president. and Lauchla n. awaiting agreement 1.n
Georg(' A. Parker was re-elected 1 the San Ped~ ~arkets. . s~crctary and treasurer . Over 200 fishing ~ts in the
Harbor area arc "'ork1ng together,
Log Disables
Navy Boat's
Propeller
:P.1cL.a uchlan said, and there has
~n close cooperation "'it h every-
one.
UnJon Views
The union's views of the situa-
tion were written by 1'1cLauchlan
and presented below:
'"The Newpor~ Beach Commer-
cial Fishermen have definitely de-
cided t hat they must finally take
1 coordinated action to assure them-
selves of profitable fishing '-condi-
tions.
A submerged log in the water~! '"They _have been receiving the
[f 'h N t Be h uru·ci·-sa me prices. governed by OPA o e ewpor ac m ·r f h · 1-h f I
pal c~p grounds was sai~ 1 to . be ~~~~· ~o: e:~t~ce. or s~~:r
r esponsible today for the ~sabl1.ng prices in effect prior to the tem-
of a new navy LCS boat Just fan -• · -r OP ·1· lshed b th Co lid ted St l porary suspenSJon o A ce1 ~ngs Y e . nso 8 ee were: Barracuda 8-9 3;4. halibut
Corp. Ltd., at its yards here. 11 -13 white sea bass 14-16 3-4
According to reliable informaL black. sea bass 9 1-2 _ 11 rock ~
tlon receiv~ by The News-Times, 11 1-2 -14, king fish 51-2, rock
the new ship was . o~ Its way to cod 7, black cod 83-4. Now they
sea and was negot1at1ng the wat-as fishermen were not-"too much
ers of the bay when the log got concerned with thoSe • prices as
tangled up with the propeller suc h, but they are ceiling prices,
blade and put the boat out of not minimum. There wa.s noth-
commisslon. ing whatever to curtail the whole-
The log is believed to h ave lConua.uec1 on rage .nvr)
broken away from one of t he land-·
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Coast Guard
R Sh• 1 has good brakes saved the girl all thC' way across the P acific escue tp from more Rrious h urts. from Japanese waters. The alba-
.. Police reported tha t the child core ma ke about the nicest eat -
On w as in the custody o f a.n older ing fish t hat swinu.
D t H · ,girl. who with another girl, was Of the albacore brought in, It U Y ere standing near the old r ailway hasn't been determined who
· right-of-way, when the W oodworth caught the first. Capt. Eddie Of.
child broke loose and sprinted ferle caught t hree of them from
The 50-foot Coast Guard sh· ovl '8.to the path o f the John-1 his trolling boat Dolphin off Dana
, 1P s.an .-ebide-Point Sunday. Dave Ross also
nowd anch1°1 red inf Ne"·port Bay The injured child was taken to brought in three albacore Sunday
a n . on ~a to per orm em~rgercy the office of a local physician,· from his boat the Twtrp. Red
duties "henev~r n~sary ts man-where she was treated for her Covey caught eight albacore Sun-
ned by a 'comb1nat1on crew of both bruises and then ahe was taken d ay from the trolling boat So
:egular Coast Guarders and auxil-to her home by a policeman. Long 1 using feathel' jigs. Dave
1ary, says Harry Ashton. local a t-Ross also caught one forty-pound
torney and , commanda nt .' of_ the c H blue fin tuna besides his albacore Co~: G~~:~li:r~lev;~~b~~:~rt~.ho rew onors ~~~Iii~~ o~r~~:h:4j·:i~~o~ro~
serve a minimum of 24 ho urs a aboard his boat th e So Long II.
month. come from all sectiom of w Bab Commercial fishermen brought
ship and six au.'<1hary members 1 . B. McNally was out a board the
th~ district. to se:~e aOOard t he arren y • in 20 albacore Sunday. Capt. J.
go aboar_, daily to \\•ork "'ith two l I Skipper. with Frank Llnnel Sun-
~~~~d o~~~ip2-~s ~:~~s the Dad Gets Cup ~=~gh ,-r:~rtt::~:~tofinth~n~4-~~:
Ennis. I bank. Capt. McNally plRns to
Leo Hu6bard of Alhambr a, dis-'""ait until around the tint ot
trict operations officer under July to run for them. Capt . J . H.
Commandant Ashton. assigns the John Cavanaugh W arren , born "&>rt" J\.i ills of the ,good-ship
auxiliary, many of whom are busi-May 2 to Mr. and Mrs. William Lorna-P a t plans to go out after
ness men of Los Angeles and Or-Warren. Dablia and Fint avenues. f albacore by trolling for them. but
ange county, to serve. started his BOCia1 life early, when will be bringing along a tank of
The ·regular Coast Guard is the O"eW .that worked with his I live bait. If he _can hunt up a
short of trained personnel neces-father on the Pkneer, the largest good school he w1ll start fishing
sary to perform all the r egular priVate yacht naw afloat, owned I for them using the live bait.
duties of t he Treasury depart-~ Vanderbilt. gave a party for 1 Regular live b.ait boaU have
ment's sea-goir:ig arm, necessitat-h~ on. tbe bm.t Thunday, where 1 not yet started go1n1; out a!ter aJ-
ing th~ use of the reserves who-~ father n!O!i~ the silver cup bacor e, but ha ve continued their
performed notably during the given to John by the crew. Forty regular good ca tches of barTacuda,
war. guests attended tbe party. John's white sea bass and halibut down
. . · fatbs-~ reconvert the around Salt Creek ahd Dana
The ship and its crew has al-Plcmeer after it bad been in uae Point. A ~pound halibut wu
ready been called. on to perform durfnc tt.. .,.. by the Navy. caught by D. E. Smith of Perril,
emergency duty-in fact, on the '1be yacht will sleep 12 gueetl and (Continued on Pa,e Ji1ve)
second day after her arrival. the 8 crew al %L
sip r escued a saUing vessel off t..be---------
beach of Newport, which bmt
wand ... ed too c1ooe in to'"""' and Gay Crowds Jam
was becalmed. Harbor's Beathes
Sailors Undismayed
By Girrs Strip-Act
Staged in Rowboat ings or slips in the bay. These
have been disinte(l'ating very fut,
a harbor official said.
Moms Polled 247
In Huntington Beach Balboa Youth to Upwu• al :I0.000 penot>a in While Newport Beach wu try.
gay •WMrc attire swmed them-ing to figure out who was the
se...._ on Newpca: l Harbor's sandy woman who clid a stri~teue act
Wachs S hJ. in a rowboat in the bay off a local
Blue Fin Tuna Active
Purse seinen coming up from
Mexico reported seeing a blue fin
tuna hitting the waters off La-
guna, Thursday, according to re-
ports received hereo. They netted
t~·o boxes of the specimens. In
one of the nets was an albacore.
R. I . (Olba) Morris or Newpor t ' Enter Nat. Track
Beach ran Sheriff Jesse L. Elliott Meet -on June 28 a close second in the sherifrs race a • ~ ~ behaved and steel com pany's wharves last Fri-
no nxnpl•lnta were ·registered day night, sailors who saw her In lo Huntington Beach last Tues-
day. While Elliott polled 286 votes,
Morris polled 247. Musick received
190: Tipton, 156; Bell, 104 and
Howard. 84.
This was g;ven to R. M. Clark of Laguna Clamps Down the "Vic ki,' a local boat.
On Bathing Parties
On Way to N'Orleans .
LAGUNA BEACH, June IQ.-
Dale \Valls of the Higgins
Pleasure 0-aft company, 810
Coast High"·ay, lef t Saturday for
New Orleans v.·here he will visit
the factory Cor at'lout a v.·eek , and
on his return \!>'ill have informa-
tion as to when the new boat
models may be expected on the
\Vest Coast.
Angelan Hurt
There'll be no dressing or undress~
ing ln automobiles by beach par-
ties here in the future, the city
council ruled in an ordinance
adopted last week.
The ordinance also prohibit.I
camping or sleeping on the beac:h
betwttn 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Placed on Probation
A most successful four years at 'Nith the Newpxt Beach police. the nude admitted Monday that
Phillips academy. Andover, Mass.. Gaill' cnlored lhadr µmbrellu they weren't thrilled.
has just· been completed by Nor-weft' In e'\'ide••e at all the One of them wryly commented.
rrian Crawford Nourse jr .• son or beacba. Rwtdredl Jett with high-"l "ve seen a better show at the
M d M N colcrrd coats al tan,, while here Orpheurl} in Los Angeles." r. an rs. onnan C. Noursr. and • ..._ __._·of t)1· ten From what information could be 1805 Eas'"'t Bay Front, Balboa, with ~weft' i...-t---15
~ some indiTkllmll who stayed gleaned . from others it was said his graduation on June 8 from in that oldest and most distincnriehed too lgag la. tbe open under the hot that the femme who disrobed e.--rays o6. tbe ..._ the rowboat was a nE"N'C'Omer to ~ ~ew England preparatory Elsewhere. m 980,000 other these shores. ''From what I bear,"
00 · perm spent Sunday in the same said a policeman. "she was trying
It was only incidentally that lll&IUltt. ouwdbc the oouUine to 'make' the sailors on the new
the Newport Harbor youth, who from v.nbu to Del Rey, Hermosa Coast Guard rescue ship!'
"·en t through the grammar grades t o Redtu:kt t :tr& and at Long But the seanlen aboard simply
in the loca l school, returned to· Herb. ~ viewed the undressed spectacle u
the locality of his forefathers, for something crude. "Nuts," said one
the Nourse farm Jn MassachURtU 8 _.__ a __ "=..:finan or the lads. "She must ~ Just
is one of the historical landmarks ....... .lUla ~ plain nuts to do a thing like that."
or the otate. Loar:a Radjo at Beach Latest report is that the nudist
NonnaD baa be#n prominent in was disappointed at the reepct•
at hletics a t the AndoYn-IChoal. Santa Am: CJtJ' Canndtman to her act and took the 1nldnisht
Fie played vanl\y football for Otto & -I* 'L•t al the bus back to Loi An&'els.
Cutla-
Euceae Hah'V'141l. a former El
Toro Mutae. wlto UYed at 51'
Weal 8af eVeet.. •••a. re
cea.U7. ft-h' N a role la -of ilollJwMd"• .,,.. na-. .. ..,. __ ..
at Ceitnl OWllUO and Sixth -t COSTA-·m A. J une 10.-E. E.
wuuld bo ttll>OV<d. Piper of Loo Angeles IUStalnecl
.... ~ua:! T . NK&m111 a( Plwho. two ~-one! -~ ., -•a ,. aa1 ·n: -Pl>:
-...._ .. .K"" ... a a vy seaman. track for two years. Lat Sahll'· mua.tb d ',._ s.... Au., repart-
pleaded" cuJllY to the 'joyride' theft day ~ ~eoented the achoo! at ed to Nauiwt E 11 poll.oe )Im..
ol a car belonging to Wanda Odett a meet of Eastern pttp """°"'" c1q -=~· -blo pert.
In Newport Beach, WU placed on at &oton and won the ihot put. alJle -rr---at Q>.
thnoe years prmatlon by Justia. ~ the 12-pound lhot 55, feet, ............ -........,..
Kenneth E. """'"'""in Santa Ana elsht and one-half -to -
Clllld Sadde11d
By Loss Kiddle
Car, Police Say
"Yotfll have to ask the tele--slicht injuries wh4!n 8 whed. ame
phone company inspector on ~ otf a car driftn by Fred Macltm-
job," laid one d cy offlctal. zle, 23. of Buena Park, a t N~
boulevard and Baker •lrfft. _,. Loses Cosmetic Purse here. Sunday nl&bt. !ut Saturd1~" Kamm ,... .,.. ,._ bla own record. u_-. 'I I d Girl ~ to naval a utborttiel. He bo&dl the NCOid fir tr-* .......,. Owr in Plaomtia a ddld II led
A &l'ffil auede purse CCft ta1 n1nc Returns to Duty Park Time • tor New EncJand b1cf1 -SwffSB Cu-lnjary tom,. --blo -_. II
.Newport Beach Kondalr after-coaneUcs WU ~ported to the -Chief ~ R. Hodc-nded Oil JlbJe 8 wlU en!« the utlonal ...... n.. -.... left -
noon booked Gen.ld C. Kartln. 38, N..._t Beach poll~ lilcnckJ u -ot N._t Beech bu re-, tradt meet at Son An-. T ,._. ~ ....... Gf 112 -0oemt n.iai, Sollldq lllclit. -
Sanla Anan Booked
of Santa Ana Gardens, on a dlarp loot by Bea ffllstcn of 11519 Mor-tutmd from Saeramento, where be Wltb the bot -after which be 'wW flY -· "'" tlQ>9t as • E • ~ 1elaw\ ..,,. -
ol aDesed clnmk drlvtac. He -timer 1trfft, Santa Ana. Mia attended a lta-lllfftiQs o1 lone laot, rivlllc July L First latmdlals· ftnd' - -... NB Ill Jadt siYlla ol 123 -h
picked 'IP by polkle at 23nl -Hlatm aid that -left them In low mfOl'OtDmlt Qlllcll!h -..,,_ wlU bo p'en••I that l)' --~ -l)'. ~ -.r -~Is• -. Pla<fttla, --' tbe 1-•
allil Cout hl&hwo,y, ..._..,. lD the l'OSti'oom m the Newpw'l pier o•ed tbe lllJrillns toll ol -i-vlson -the d<wtn& man bu --II» W-&. -.r 9' lD tbe poll.oe, late lo Its ......
the booklnc rca.d ai tbo 9t1\tian-and - -re-lcr tbe dents on tbo ......,_ and -· time ol Inlm l'lrll f!aa 9 pJD. ~ lD •.vnp!rt.o, 11111 AM au , Qlola1 • ~ ..... -Ba ~ be W loo• 1 I llUJ a? Ila
...... t purw, tt .... mmfnc. to rid the atat. ol. uaftt m+ ••• *& to 10-p.m. _,_-. .... -a .. -
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NE:WP.ORT-BALBOA e I RISE
' I Clla•ber of c-rce Directors
Wll Co1iider City ,. ... Cllanage
TO REMARK --• PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
r.IEWS-TIMES HOR. IORN PHILLD'>l
PllOND: ll&W'.HM1 lll -D Tbla lo written u WMblJ>Ct<n tlonaJ ~-Aaociallon.
y-mftD walu f« the electiaa retumL It with 331.000; the 0--A ..........,.,..tlm -t 1..-----------------~11 B. T. Bult&ww6, 0. D.
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.:.. ~1 .!::,.-::.r;:.; '~ · 7 y p D ia a pod time to wmromt on a Union of the U. S., 140,000; tbe name Newputt Harbor be the
detail of political llfe, wblcb of-Natlmal Council of Jewish Wo--of Ibo City lmtnd of Ille
lut«ilptloa Payable tn AdYm:-$2..50 p11r ,m • Or I Oluat7; fecu ,_ ... nta-..,.,....,.,..,t. mm. 65,000; the A.A.U.W .. 80,000 ia-eomt N<'W .... t Be'acb will be
• $2.'r.I per year to 4th zone: a.oD per ,_..ID ltb -Tbla natlon wu crea!M u a and 13 othon, uodal. economlo .--.nmended to the dlrKt<n of
Entered u s.->d-Oaao ~ at the -ID Neapcwt Bn-b, Republic. In a~.~~ ""t ~t~~-of the N...._t Harbor Chamber of C&lilornill under Ibo A.ct of llan:la 3, 1Blll send reia-eoentativea <-.. a~-may-.--ucme Oimmorce for action at their
• fomla example) to Soaamento the good 'IVClllfll ln these --•--_ .. _ ·~~ _....
&.. A. MEYER • P"+Z: • rr and to Washington. and uay ...,,_ ,_ to dlucov..-that tt,:y-;;., -F~ ~ 1tudy of the
GM D. PORTER GeMnl M= thing like thlo, "You go and rep-being fflll'ea<nted ln Wuhinctm _.,Jatlona wblch muat be follow-
F. G. FROST ·Ad , • u•"a Ma·-resent us. You "'ad the bU1a and by Mlaa Caroline Ware, who ed tn ..,...nstnc the name of aey :-:~~t. 301.i_-'-w-'-__ C.:..:_n_tral __ -_A_._.;._,_ ... ...;•_New pmt i' *· ~ ~:~-'°--the arsumm, I .. ,and. ~-~o.::: :: :.;""""'!".:.~ dty, the ._.., .committee •P---a.iiu-•.ul ,...,....-We ee 0 YOU VO e U ...,......-u<& aD IUUP-pointed 0Vft' • )'ear aao lo make
Nine New
HOmes Under
Construction
Official Paper of the City of Newpod Beach y.U think belJ for the Nation and lean manufacturer or an Amor!-r«ClDllDendatlonl ha• finally
£ D•ll d•ble Local lasUlllllltl fw 0..-ft T_. for m.." can farmer la entitled to receift acrttd that the chance mould be Eaeven permits calling for $48,-
Ambltloua political cn>UP" ...., the coots of prodllctlon, p1 .. a recommo.-to the voten. , 1000 ....nil of bul1dinc work""'"'
!·, ,.s . wa.Y, T.!. o,,, u 111& , ·~ TA.a tw ..... _ ... ,. sm a•,,.,.11:11
.A.•u.e:..1 -.. 'Olllhlill ....... T--. W7" DIPartaJ ''° .... 1....... LKNm DlJl'LI~ -U-wt.la. 8-11 tu ---. .... SI b ...... Hf I I
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Annand Monaco _
ABClll'l'IJOT
Bit W.•:rA-. .....
B=AioJ 11S&
1111 ,... il ••• """
llarpre& Dant OwbeU
'Ml .. a.op1 ::e.,a ......,......,.,.,_. -n •
E. Neff WOods, D.O.
IMbeutor -.i ............. a , ................ ......... .._,__. ...
trytng to chanzt! this plan.· 'nley reasonable profit, on what be Considerable \ tleJ.ay wu · en-luued by Odef Bulldln&: Inspec-
want to say, ·~ou go to Sacra~ makes or crows : and u belna ~ counteft'd because of the dlttlculty tor A. M. Nelson and hla ~ smtvsYOM
mento or to Wuhlneton. and do poRcl to the prompt releue of of gettlnc an expreulon fr<m the datea ln the Newport Beech dtyl'------------...ll r-----------~
LM ~!1 NOa ,...,. Mel
CORRAL DUST
The Seaway Plan
Since the starting ot the present century, poiitlcal agi-
tation for a St. Lawrence Seaway has been pmhed by adv<>-
! cates ot pilblidy-owned power systems, who ll!e In It a chance
to promote government owned hydroelectric power !nabiDa-
tions.
exactly u we tell ,ou to do. We price '"'IJ.lnp and c:ontrola, jult u •fate board wblch puaea oa all ....,, durlnc the put week. ATl'OaNEYll
wW tell ,ou bow to wte oa nWJ -n u the cummod!ty COllWs tnto ~ ....,_ 1 and name -Nine of theae permlu proY!delr------------.1
lm-'"'1t bill. We will c:onlr!>I product1on and th..-e lo no k>nCU chan&ee-It waa dlftlcult to Id a for new home building, the value
,ou. U ,ou don't vob! u we tell a ocardty, and u oppooed to end.-....ion of the board. but tlnally of which will be $46.000.
you, the people In our srouP wlI1 lne. uay within • ,...., the bi.-approval wu lllven by the eucu-Plana w..-e flled by the follow-
vote aptnat ,ou ln the next e1-tOl'ically dlsuterouo and deceptlft tlve ottlcer of the board to go Ing.
tloa. • ........,.. subol«Y procram. ahead. R. Barton Ruot ol 1014 E. Cen-
!!cme cr<JU111 CUTY It ID !or Nim W&1'<! wu uked bow the n.. recommendatlm of the tnJ avenue, Balboa, who·wW build
MAX HURWl'IZ
ATl'OaNUATLAW
1111 -<Joa-... _
-Hl·W N_.t that trlendly !etlala!Ma have oeen came to represent all theae IJ'OUl>O. committee which will go to the a one-•tory clwel1lnc at 217 Ju-
"endonemolltl" withhold beca-Sbe said her •tatement had been board of cllrecton at ltl next mine avenue, eor-a clel mar, '-------------'
out of thirty or fort)' vot ... the 1'<!ad and appovod by .....,.poolible meetln&. provldea that the dty $8500. CLDROAL t..tpoe•may
!~tor mill' haft voUd c:on-otrldala ln Hd1 of theae crpnl-ooundl be ukod to call !or a wte Lewin A. Blah of 506 Narcllauli trory to "ocdera" on a linale bill. zatlona." Sbe alao said each or· at an electlm for the pertkular avenue, C<rona clel Mar, who wW 1"'11-•-• Laboratory
Thia lo d!ctatonhlp. jult u aurely caniDtlon had ldoptm a pooltlon purpooe, and that If the .....,. enct a two-atory dwelling, with '->UlllQU
u If It conterod at the oth..-end. In "'-' cl the 1ta,_t. In her change be appro•od a reuonable aputment above and c""ce be-om. -., 1 • ,,..
ln one man. awn orpnlutlon (the A.A.V.W.J time abould be allowod for It to low and a two-bedroom addition -~ .......__ n.. machinery ct thlo ~ lo the finally admitted that the po-co into effect. at the ..,,.. a-. $6:!00. •• ....-
of coune. propqanda. n.. _.. litlon had been taken owr a 19"J' TI>< axnmlttee fllrtber reoom-Hamil G. Jones of Loi Angelea, mu:l'llONS R...aa -
at heme must be told what to do, before "at • convention." Preaed menda that a campaign of educa-who 11 bulldlns a one-story hou9e 1111 w. ~ Aft.
Raub & Bennett ... ..,on ... --.,.,.n
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llJ.TW.0.-N-.an-"91 ,, .......... 1.11
H. R. Hall, M. D.
ft) 1 0 ..........
Haun: 2-6, "" Alll'oln-t
TWphone B!ll eon 511'8
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As to the practicability of the St., Law1ence Seaway,
overlooking the fact that it would be fralen IOIDe ftve mooths
out ot the year, the Honorable Carl A. Hatch,. Senator from
New Mexieo, received a letter from Frank-J. Taylor, presi-
dent ot the American Merchant Marine Institute, Ins., regis-
tering the vigorous opposition ot the Institute whose mem-
bers operate the larger portion of the American-flag mer-
chant fleet
an4 how to \JOte, and what to about the "convention" ahe ftulJ.y tlon on the reuons for the chance with earage at 2114 Seville ave-'-------------'
write thelr representatives. Tber'e-1ald (J quote) ''Tbe conwntlon be carried out. . nue, Balboa, $6500. r-;;;;:;;;;:::;;:=:::-=-=-
ln lies the danger. The American wu not beld phyolcall1, becauae The committee lo headed by C. H. Bullock of 1025 Weat DAY 80BOOL OONBAD BIOH'l'EIC, II. D.
people have, rightly, bffn taught of transportation difficulties. It Hubbard C. Howe, and other Central avenue, Newport Beach, ,------------...,*'?• ... La 18
to have confidence In whet their wu held by mail and the number memben of the c:ommlttee are who ta comtructinc a ~tory Mortimer School t.:IO E
government otfldals tell them, of votes waa about 2000." (Note W. M. Longmoor, Lew H. Wallace, residence with attached ear.age at Ml <Joni Bal1'oa lalaDd · l8th St.
and ln what they read in the by JP: 2000 out of 80,000; on a S. A. Meyer , W. T. Jefferson. 124 40th street, Newport Beach, an.: Oollep. ........... l'J' COSTA MESA
papers, and hear over the rad.lo. general policy vote taken by mall W. H . Hitchman, Earl W. Stanley, $6000. SIJMMER SCHOOL 0-•-. HtKln: 1~12 a.m.; 3-5 -p..m,
Today, it is necessary to exam· a year before!) L. W . Briggs, Erwin Spicer. Walter BaJderton of 415 Be-Phone Beacon~
ine ~ery release from a govern-on that basis, the OPA releued Some of the reasons suggested gonia avenue, Corona del Mar, O • .&. llorUmer, M. A., Odord
ment agency. Let me give you a the statement that )fiss Ware for the change are given here-. who will put up a two-story Prt.aclpal PboDe Barbor 151
Mr. Taylor said the seaway has been described as a deep
water channel, but so far as shipping is concerned it is of
extremely shallow draft. It provides for a 27-foot channel
from Montreal to Cake Ontario. He included in his letter a
table showing the number and draft of ocean-going mer-
chant vessels constructed by the Maritime Commission and
private owners between September 1, 1939 and December 31,
195. The number totaled 5,025. The number drawing 27 feet
of water and over was 4,348, of which 3,241 were the Li'berty
and Vi.ctory ships, the type which would supposedly use the
seaway. A ship woold have to draw much less than 27 feet
to operate in a 27 -foot channel. As a matter of fact, the of-
ficial report made by the United States Maritime Commis-
sion sh°""" that only 8.7 per cent of the gross tonnage of the
great American merchant marine would ever be able to use
the seaway properly, due to its lack of depth.
brief example of what I mean. was authorized to speak for 23 or-with: dwelling, with apartment above --------------'
While the hysterical head of the ganizations, with a membership of 1. The request is that only ~e and double garage and bedroom DENTISTS
OES was annoying the air waves 10.000.000 women. There was just last half of the name of the City and bath below at 415i,t Begonia ..------------
recently with misleading state-one bit of information which Miss of Newport Beach, which covers avenue. Corona del Mar, $6500. DR. GORDON E. RAPP
ments about what Congress "'.'as Ware did not give the Senate the districts known as Balboa. Eugene G. Kock of 550 Hazel
dfllng to the Emergency Price Committee. I will giYe it now to East Newport, Newport Beach, drive, Corona del Mar, who will DENTIST
Control 1 Act, the statement 8.p-the readers of this column. Who West Newport, Newport Heights, erect a one-story dwelling with zus Wett Cflll.tnl
peared in papers all over the is l\fi.ss Ware'? Lido Isle, Harbor Island, Beacon attached garage a t 1610 Larkspur
U. S., that "23 women's organi-From 1941 to 1942 Miss Caro-Bay, Balboa Island and Corona del avenue. Corona del Mar, $5500. Phone II.arbor ~1-.l
zatlons, with a combined member· 11 W head' of the Pro-Mar. etc., be changed to Newport Majellia V. Petterson of Sierra Newport
ship of over 10,000,000" hd'd united ne ;;:~~g Unit Consumer Harbor. Madra, who will build a $5000 ad-~-----------'
to oppose the actions of the Con-~~m-f th OPA'.. d since 2. The area ii alread}' listed or ditlon to his present residence and
gress. This interested me: Who 194351~~~ ahas ~en th.e ~~airman titled as Ne\\l'port Harbor on many garage at 124 Collins street, Bal-~----------~
v.·ere these women, and which or-1 th. 0. •tt f th maps of an offidal nature. The boa Island D Obed L
I ti • o e execu ve comnu ee. 0 e U S Englnee ps refer to the H el L. K f 1116 Eth I r. Uca8 gan 2a ons . OPA Advlso Committee. . . r ma . en uman o e The list, given to the St'nate ry area as Newport Bay Harbor. street, Glendale, who will con-DENTIST
Committee, by the "r epresenta-Do you wonder that here in 3. The more important features struct a one-story dwelling at 213
tive" of these 23 organizations, Washington v.·e check every state-of the life of the entire commun-39th street, $6000. HOZ \O W. Oon-. Barbor 1'80
NEWPORT BEACH !l!howed them to be: the General ment released from a government ity center about the Harbor, hence Madeline M. De Graffenreid of
Federation of Women's clubs. agency, particularly that agency? the name Newport Harbor is much Loa Angeles, who will erect a one-.
wtth 2%: million members : the Constant repetition, even of more suited than is the name story dwelling at 310 Goldenrod.I '------------...!
National Women's Tl"ade Union truthful statements, will eventual-Newport Beach. avenue, Balboa Island, for $5000.1,... ___________ _
League, 11h millions: the Na· ly get people to believe them. You 4. "Beach." the second word of Claire Claxton of '127 42nd
-without Fanfare ti.anal Council or Catholic Wo-remember what Lincoln said about the name, ls used by a score or street addition of a two-bedroom
men, S millions: the National fooling people. There ls one un-more coast dtles which do not and ~loset to his present build-
Board of the YWCA with 2% mil-answerable reply: it annoys the have a harbor as well as a beach ing at t hat address $1000
lions : the National Congress ot propAgandists greatly. It is a attraction. ' ·
P.-T. A's, 3~ millions: the Na-good, hearty laugh. 5. The name Newport Beach V. H. Wickstrom of 1045 W!'t
Dr.W.W.Wedmoreland
Dentin
1801 0out m...,.
CORONA DIEL MAB
Phone Harbor l!ZO
Private enterprise continues to build its reputation as a
conserver of natural resources. One of the recent develO!>-
ments in this direction is a $9,000.000 gas absorpticn plant in
Texas,'called the acme of natural resource cooservation. The
plant converts casinghead (low pressure) gas Into methane
(dry gas) which can be burned by industrial and residential
Harbor Area Has
Good Health Report
Jokes-That Is
was gtven to the city when it oc-Central avenue, Newport Beach,
cupied only a small portion of the conversion of portion of a garage
present area of the city. into a bedroom and bath at thatl'------------...!
6. Since incorporation and adop-address, $600. INSURANCE A Scot was engaged in an argu-
ment with a conductor as to
whether the fare was 25 cents or
30 cents. F\nal.ly the disgusted
conductor picked up the Scot's
suitcase and tossed it off the train
just as they passed over a bridge.
lion of the name, there have been K. H. Storey .of 703 E . Central ..------------·;
Cas. h d Jik Jin residu Both Newport Beach and Costa consumers. mg ea gas e gaso e was once e Mesa had a fairly good health ,...
of no commercial value. Private enterprise turned both of port for the two-week period end-
them into a priceless natural resource. ing June 1, according to statis-
The Texas plant is set up to handle 30,000,000 cubic feet tics from the office of Dr. E . L. Russell. county hee)th officer,
of low-pressure gas and 55,000,000 cubic feet ot high-pressure there being on!)> 10 Jo<al cases of
gas. It is centered about a control room having 45 automatic conununicable diseases reported
' · tak ture d and nine for Costa Mesa. -<:Ontrols that regulate the m e, tempera • pressure an The epidemlc of measles Is on
"Mon!" :screamed the Scot, ''It
isn't enough to try to overcharge
me. but now you try to drown my
llttie boy."
added several subdivisions, each avenue., Balboa, remodeling part
Larger than the original city. of hjs present building, $500.
7. Some of these subdivisions
are equally .. well. if not better Orange Woman Hurt known, than the original dty area.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, June
10.-Mrs. Mabel Englehardt or
U the i"equest iii granted, the
dty will have a name not used
by any of ita subdivisions. Orange suffered major injuries in
Farm Developments a collision between a car drtven by her husband. William Engle-
Sandy F. MacKay --INSURANCE-That's All
distrlbution ot the gas as it is transfonned into. usable form. the wane with five cases for each
Only one man watches the controls while four othen check locality. Each also listed one case
''Doctor," -~"" the patient. On A d M tin .. -~ gen a ee g hardt, 60, and a vehicle operated '-----------' "can '-'OU cure me of morln1rf I ·-.a-'--f , • J S ta An Tod by Roy Hawl\U13, 37, o Fullerton, · furna val and other ~ f or pulmonary tuberculosis and one the canpression engines, ces, ves .,~. 0 of German measles. Newport had snore so loud that I wake myself n an a ay at IDghway 101 and Orangethorpe ..-----,....;. ____ _
up." canpllcated apparatus. Even the gas to heat the furnaces two of chicken pox and one of avenue, here Sunday night.
"In that case,'' advised the phy· Farm developments were being 1---------'----
comes from residue of the plant mumps.
We have heard the meat packing industry described as For the county meas1 .. ~ sWJ
sJclan. ··rd sleep in another room:•. discussed at noon today at the I,-------------,
-high Wlth 155 ~ of red meules an example of efficiency where everything but the squeal reported (which have been respon-
ot the pig was saved. Here we f'md what might be called the slble for two deaths thlo year) and ••am 1eeJ'' in oU being saved. 32 cases of GemlBD measles. -..-Mumps numbered n , chickenpox
One Sunday the little daughter
of a great publisher ca.me home
from Sunday IChool with the illus-
trated text card in her hand
"What'• that you have there !"
asked her father.
meeting of Oran~ county farm
bureau and county reaJtors in the
Santa Ana Country club.
Farm prices and output also
wu one ol the topics under dis·
cuulon.
White House
Cafe
J:'bo'!e sm
i.c-Bwh, <lallf. It would be well for the people of America to recognize 35 and tuberculosis was next With
just what private enterprise has done in developing America. 17. The"' were 12 cases of eon·
This .:..... _....,_,tion plant is but another example of haw it orThea_ and 8 of syphlli.o, 11 of
' "Oh, just an ad about Heaven." Dma caretull.Y-llp.re a ut..
Dear Old Lady : "Captain, would !;::=====~~~~=~~=======:;~===~ .. -~" . • whooping cough, four each of anl-
pushes ahead-no fanfare, no pronuses, just teilUltz In the ma! rabies and scarlet fever, two
serving ot our nation. influenza and one each dlptherla,
infanWe po.ra1ysis. merdnsltls and
Dreams Must End
-·
DEFEND YOUR HEALTH WIJH
OIWIGE on
salmonella infection to make up a
total of 358 ases.
Husband (arriving home Jato):
"Can't you guess where rve
been! ..
\VUe: "I can; but tell
story." '
you please help me find my state-
room T''
Captain: ''Have you forgotten
what number it is, madame!"
D. 0 . L.: "Yes. but r11 know It
lf I see It again, there was a
light-house just outside the wln-
dOW'."
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Llacol!l NaUonal IJfe
lnslll'IUlce Co.
"1"' Mame lDdlcMel 1 .. ~"
DON ll:BNJOAN
.,.._ Barbor 114-B
188 MartDe A•e. -Jal.
New York Life
Insurance Company
DON L DUllANT
--.&..._ Barbor llll-1 CORONA DEL MAR
OCCIDENTAL
Lin IN8URANCE 00.
Ray Nielsen.
rt .... lfll .......... ----.u .. ..,.... .....
llO&TIOJANS •
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
"We Ounelva the Better Sene
by SeMnc Otbera Beat"' ........ ~··-· ~-Oallf-
Ro~ A. Crawford
Opt.. D,
OPl'Ollrl'alBT
Eyea ---G1wea P1tt.i
l'lllN_pwt_ ..__IUI ~llm&
Dr. G. E. Tohill
l'll)'llda.a --' 2209 Coast b1vd.
NEWPORT BEACH
-PRONES-
Oftloe:' Harbor 11&-W
ReeiOenoe: HU'bor 288-B U No answer. e&Zl Harbor I
Gerald· Rausa, M. D.
2830 West Central Ave.
NEWPORT 1'EACH
Pbo&e Barbor IOU
No auws: Cllill Bucoa ~-/
X-Ray Semce
Milton IL Maxwell, M. D. ,
1101 0...1 lnway
Ooroaa del llar
Office Houn: ll>-12 ; 2-5
Pbone Barbor ioa
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave. Balboa
Barl>or l'IU
445 s. Bill 81. r..,. ~
TUcl<er 181:
By Appointment
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
. Physician and Sws-
ll409 w .. ,1 c..1ra1 •
Telephoae Barbor eoz J_
A. V. Andrews, M. D.
PllYSIOL&N .....
llUJIOIEON Toi.....,.. -r n11-1
Dr. W. T. Mooney
Phywldua a.ad 8wp.
Nbllil -°""-..... , .............. ) .......
NORMAN :Nl.'ll:ON, M. D.
Pedlalridaa
Cert!flod by the Amer1can
Board of Pedlatriai
lot'! Ga.SOia Dr • ._ -
Tele..,_ Lapaa 1-118'
1-ce B. Dorcy, 11. D.
Physician &: Surgeon
121 lfariJle Ave.,
•na1 111..m
w..,.... Dccgl-._......,
Dr. W km o. w..-
Ollropract1c. ~
Phyido A Colonlc 1benp:r ... ~ ..... -...,.__ --
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Pua::::.~=:NS ;;;~:;.pm~~ Honeymooners' t:c:.C ~i?£E .
Old Glaiy, Bear Flag
To Slt1re State Honor
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Set For Wed. M'orftina>
<Action bnJUSbt 1a the super1or RICHARD ROE. Truotee 1n Bank-S . , T bl Ari Af G Role la Plcblre ms ""--11>e -.,.. ., A c1v11 len'lce -rw
Court at the County or onnp, ruptey or the estate at KELLY an D1egans rou es se ter room c. R. J°"I""", p;-1otor at Cdlcinlla ---· 1n Ibo pro1Not1onary -1n the New-
and Complaint tiled In the Of· ROOFING Co., Ltd., a OUiput· Hires Gas B~gy for Trip to L.A.; Stopover Et...,.. HaJvenon. a former El J.--t of·~~~·· -Balboa~~ "Slata -nae-· l'llllat-. ~ -fire ~t ii to ncr of the Oerk at the Superior atlon, BankrUpt. WM. MERE-H Co . ~ .. ;-,. G T Id p 1· Toro marine who realded at 51' -new ~.-v•e-'Ibe St.rs --St .__ be held In the council -Court of l8id County.) DITH, WIU.1AM L H OPKINS. ere Sts Im ~ room 0 0 ICC w09t SUrf ~!net, Balboa. until ment modation. at their orpnl--,_ ~ ~ .,......, -· at the dcy hall °" Wednnclo.y at · MARGARET H. mGBY, LORNE two zatlco meetlnc. held Thunmy VJ -~-ta!~ 9:30 a.m. 'Ibe poo1Uco1 carrios
.. -llapsiGr Ooart of -8-ADDI KEMP, ;JAMES P. COS-A San DkcO couple decided to ... a divan -In the c:ahln, plet.r~ ch"::'.;ct": ::i:·i::" .= nmlnc In Balboa. J-H, im. wllJ be 189 )'Mn with lt a Sl?S .-thly 1alar7.
al o.uf..-la -For tbe TELLO, COTNER SECURITIES t married Friday In 1..quna and when they awoke, after oev· o Selznick's $S 000 000 Technl Other ottlcer' are Theo. s. :y,,.. old. Ace limit ii 21 to 31 1"VS old
0-'7. o1 ar_.. CORPORATION, a ompuratlon, :ach Alter they "ftr" wed, they en! lhakes by the cr-n, they .,.;ior production· .. o.,.1 In u.."; Elroy, vice president ;" n-... 'Ibe -l'1IC wlll be lOO !'Mn er the applicant m,.t haw been
TIT L E INSURANCE AN D decided lt W<Nld . be nice to Co admit ted that they ..,_ noth-Sun," ln which he appears with Dugan, ..cretary, anoJ J cbn W al-::.. ":;"°""; It flew fer the flnrt cm a paid call list fer flft ~
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. TRUST COMPANY, a c:ttpar-lo Loi Angeleo fOl" their honey-Ing about the mlalng $30. Both such outstanding ltars i t Jennifer 1-, treasurer. . -. ,_ C. 18'6, In Scwmw In prier to April 21, 19'2, to . take
a M.Wtldpal Corporation of the aUon, Trustee. TI1E FIRST NA-moon. So they hired two boys had llept ooundly all night long. Jones. Gregory Peck Jo&ellh Cot-Objectlv .. cllscuased &ncl acretd Earl W Um at that .,..,..t, Gov. the-examinetlon. A California
Sixth C14a..Plalntlff, vs. JESSIE TIONAL ' BANK OF OOWNEY, to take them ln a machine to Loi Well. thett wu nothing the ten, Uonel ~... Herbert upon by the memben and ott1-H a ...,;. -proo;lalm<d J._ 1tate motOl" veiilcle driwr'o ll·
K. SCOTI'. et al, 0erenc1ants. • National Banking ~.11on. Angeles Friday nlgbt. groom could do, except tell the Marshall, Lllllan Gish Walter "'t" or. the new organization were:\r:~~j·~~~~~'.::~~;00;;•,..;;:is~ai.o~~roq~uir~=~~:;;:;;:;;, The Peopl• of the State of Call-JOHN OOE ONE, J OHN OOE It wu rather late when they police that -~ had Huston. Charles Blckf.;ro TUly l) the Improvement of beaches In . ,
lornla Send.Greetings to: JESSIE 'IWO and JOHN OOE CORPOR-started driving throu&h ~ swiped his 30 bucks during the Losch and others. ' ~-a manner as to attract """"'
K-SCOTI', E'IHEL IONE FUES-ATION. Defendants. Beach, after watching the moon night. Although Halvenon hu appear-people lo Balboa; 21 ext"!"lon of S£L. ELMER A. CAIN, MIRIAM You are directed to appear ln beams on the water for an hour, The poUce ~eport dJd not 1aY ed. in 100 pietW'ft since he came to the idea to promote more revenue
E. CAIN, his wife. ORANGE an action brought aaalnst you by ao they suggested that they all wh<!ther or not the newlyweds aot Hollywood 16 )'1!tn a&o, "Duel In from. the prnen.J _public parklnc
COUNTY TITLE OOMPANY a the above named plaintlff in the spend the night in a cabin at lo Los Angeles nor whe ther ar not the Sun" marks hil: debut in a lot near the Balboa per; 3) iren-
o:rporation, Trustee, w. 'w. Superior Court of the State of one of thi local rootel grounds. the two boys got the $20 they Selznick Tedtnlcolor production. e_ral _im~t in the .present
CA.'iPBELL. ARTifUR H . RICE, Callfornla. in and for the County According to the story report-~ere offend _for the automobile Halvenon. whose profeu:lonal lighting systepl for the entire Bal-
LULU B. RICE his wt.te LE-of Orange, and to arwwer the com-ed by the newlyweds to the po-nde to the big dty. na.n'W!' ls Gene Leslie has appeared boa area. with a bli.nJrer •l®
1'ITIA w . DYMOND. BENJAMIN plaint there.in within ten daya 11~. the couple and the boys &lept M far as the police are oon-ln night clubs ~ vaudeville lienal at the intersection. ol Ma.in w SELBY A. L. SHEPHERD after the service oo you • thll tn one dwelling. In the morning:, cer:nect, there are no suspects, and theaters throughout the nation as streel, and Central avenue 4) re.,..
JOE sHA.WNBERGER. EMMA IUmmON. if served within the the groom arose and began pull-It 11 8 closed case. · a combination master of ce:re-onable wi4en.ing: of the sidewalk c. HAFNER LOS ONGEL.ES County of Orange, or within thirty ing on his trousers, and u was morties and eccentric dancer. on Central avenue, bet\ll+•een Palm
MORTGAGE • UNDERWRITERS. days lf served elsewhere. and you customary he searched his pockets Steelers Cross In Hollywood, Leslie teaches street and "A"' street, and 5) efun. IN~ a corporation FRED s . are notified that unless you so to see that everything wu there. dancing, an~ occuiona.lly acts as ination of parking meter fees and
EVANS GIAN 0£5.PALATRO-appear and aNwer as above re-But not everything. There was Bats With BUdS an agent for his pupils by getting fines imposed on auto parkers dur-
VIClll. M. L. JACK. JOHN OOE quired, the plaintiff wlll take judg-$30 missln& from one ol the pock-them Into pictures requiring danc-Ing Sundays and holidays.
JACK. her husband STEDDOM ment for any money or damages ets, so the groom told the police. ers. In the picture "Duel in the
& BLANCHARD. a corporation, demanded In the Complaint, as The two boys were still asleep The Steelers, 8 first rate ball Sun" alone, Leslie was tnstru~
STEDDOM & BLANCHARD, a arising upon contract, or will a~ Cteam colldmpooedsof •1mpJoycs of ~e mental in the placement of more
ply to the Court for any othe r re-onso ated . ~r_e • Corp. -Ltd s tba n 30 dancers. Going to
1,000 Americans Die
••n:J 11&1' rrorn Kleh Blood ~. aerordllia' i.. a.n .n.lcJ.e lD \be Rea61"r'1
DirMt. •hk h ttf'1!l.t It "T he x ~
IWleT''.
lief demanded in the C9J?!plalnt. PUBLIC NOTICE sm~ll boats division at 2~14 'nu?\ "Dancing is hard work," Halver-
Given under my hand and seal Rhine,. Ne\~rport ~ach, ~l cross[ son said, 'and ordinarily dancers
Bread Shortage Leads
Grocers to Erect Signs
Limiting Loaves Sale
of the Superior Court of the Coun-Saturday, July 6, 1946, lnclU1lve. bats Wlth the Bud~ s~rttng goods get really exhausted in t he mo-
ty of Orange, State of Callfornla., or Wltil the r eturns of the Asses-company aggregatior;i tn the first/ tion picture Industry. 1-10 .. vever, If you don't think there is a
this 24th day of April. 1946. sor have been rectified or verified. r~und of the Hunttng~on Be~ch W01'king in . 'Duel in the Sun' was shorta~ of bread, just try to get
B J SMITH
city soft ball league, this evening. 8 dream job for all d Th a loaf at one of t he groceries in
· · · • By ordel' of the City Council of The outco of th' · ·11 a ncers. e County Clerk and Clerk of the the City of Newport Beach. me 15 session Wl I routine was the old fashioned Newport Harbor around noon
Yoa proheNy have your dram bowie all
won..d out In yonr mind -or maybe your
arddted or contn.ctor already bu prepared
plulS on paper for yon.
Tolll M••P•~" w.111 ot proml.Dent ~ dTlnc &1.mo.1 dai!s • •itb .,..
~Md .. B~art Failure". imm\7 broqb1
t bJ' RJrb Blood Pre.un..
Our £:11:JudTe Drusie. Ren.es X•
lhod redU<"'W Q OUI ot JO e...ee of
BJ.P. ZO w 60 p.olni.. the flnt
Tl'e~trne11t -c .. nunu""1 ~talent
mal• the ,....ult permanent.. Our
~atDH"nU DO !llOT Suppre• the
11...n to ~t rHUll-lD f.et the Heart
i., !U~Mned arid Beot.flt\f!od.
U Jou ba•e ''dl.a:ay .oelt."-bead
toe tulJ-patn. In Mek. •houkle.-. aDd
be~lf 7oar 11ffP a t l!J.1bt 11 .. ftl·
tur•. -u1 before 700 ha•e a
'Mroke".
about determine how well the dail Superior Court of the State of FRANK L . RINEHART, Steelers "',·11 •· able to defend stqhuar~ dance, and rehearsing tori "'Ouy. bread 1 . h rt
Calif · · d f th Co · uc e picture was more fu th r suppl' IS very s o orrua, m an or e un-Clerk of the Board. themselve •h th 1 th n an a · . . . · ty of Orange. s "" en ey mee e party-no one wanted to go home. We are limiting one loaf to each
By RO Y J IRWIN Deputy Pub.-JWle 6, 11, 1946. B<,U"ber City ~afe team at West-Halverson, who has wor ked with i of our regular customers," says a
(Seal Superior Court ' · CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS m!nster on Friday, J~ne 21· W . L . every dance director on the West ! sign in !he.Newport Market , C. F.
Orange Count ) F tc11t1ou. Firm Name Riley, . sports organlZer for the Coast, claimed that working with Loy, propnetor.
-y . Tbe unde"IJned do hereby ceritty Consolidated . ~t~l corporation's Professor Shaw in ··ouel in the ''One loaf per family, please!"
Pub.-Apr. 30, May 7, 14. 21. 28. that they are conducting a KETALIZ· small boats d1v1s1on here, believes Sun" was the best assi t . reads a sign in the LeVall~ys Food
June 4. 11. 18, 29; July 2, 1946 ING bUAJ neu at 506 Thirtieth Street. that the softball nine will gtve his own dan~ng c ....,. gnmen in f\1art, McFadden Place near Court City ot Newport Beach. County of Or-ood ..... ar ...... r . ange. State or California. under the a g accou.nt of themselves in · street
l:ledridty wlD have a large part In making ....._at postwar llvlng come true. When
JOU go over the plans with your builder be
"""' to .,.. him abont the nrwe•I de•·elop-_._In ~old labor saving and func-
tloMI lleudy.
NOTICE OF BOARD OF
EQUALIZATI ON ~G
fl ctltlou• firm name or both settees He ts PoSsessor of over 175 Typ" 1 . . . CLARK • BATES COMPANY .' dance trophies, all of which repre-ica Signs ar_e appearing tn Our E•perlB In everything ele<"t rtcal will be
pd to help with layout plans or problems.
One suggestion may make a lot of difference
Im tlle "llve-&hllity" of that home.
Pleue phone Harbor 11 54 for
&ll Appointment on Mondaya or
'l'hunda)-.. 9:00 lo 5:00. E"ni-
ntaco by Appola-L
~: r~1tt~wi8:~d .:e.1:-:;MI.• ,;~~~! H . M. B1zzel is manager and sent first pr izes in dance contests stores elsewhere 1n the city of
and addresses &re aa follows. to-wit: M. Poole is captain of The Steel-throughout the nation H 1 Newport Beach, Ba1boa, Balboa
Notice is hereby given that the Manley H . ClaMt. 145 Via Waslen . ers softball outfit. modestly d~s not hope. !oar vacr5soern-Misesaland. Corona del Mar and Costa Lido lele, Newport Beach.<. Callfornla. "'" Oty Council or the City of New-Fay R. Batee. 216 42nd .;,treet. Kan-Their tentative lineup for the ious future as a da nC€'r tn HoUy-1 ·
por t Beach will meet at a Board hattan Bea.ch. c.ittornta. t · tod ' b · f I ood b . • WITNESS our ha.nd• this l:ith day earn in ay s com at ts as o · w • ut rather is working to-Manll f Id N
D&. EMIL F . ~ D.O. PILO.
101 22nc1 s"""'
Newport Bffeh, C&llf.
of Equalization commencing at o! May, 1946. lows: I \o\'ards establishing himself as an [ a 0 ers at eW!·Timcs.
4:00 P. M. on 1'-l onday the first day ~~L:Ye~T~· Lewis Dotson. catcher: c. High-actors' and danCC'rs' agent. His ··iF=======;;;:;:;:;;:;;
of July, 1946, and wi11 continue in STATE OF CA.LIFoRNIA. · firld. pitcher; H. rt1. Bittle, lst1 hobby is keeping an active file of
a urn sessions rom · · On this twenty-Utth day or May. A. Base; M . Poole, second base: K . specialty danCt"rs, and he claims djo ed . t 10 A M I COUNTY OF OR.ANGE.-. Expert
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::::::::::::::::::::::::::!~t~o~U'.:'.'!'l~oo~n~e~a~c~h~d~a~y~th:e~r~e~af~t~er~to D. 1946, betore me. Rola.nd A. Wrtsht. Poole. third b••e.· Bob \"1·111»-•, that his file includes the names
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a Notary Public In a nd tor said Coun-""" 'Y _,..., t>' and State, re•ldlns therein duly short stop; L . Lrwing. rightfield; and phone n umbers of over 1500
commluloned a nd BWOtn. penonallJ L Re'! d appeared Manley H . Clark and Fay R.. . l snyder. cente rfield and ~t.1 ancers.
YOUR PAINTING DONE NOW!
All Highly Skilled Workmen.
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Journeymen Painters, World War II seek-
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th rough the use of only 1st grade materials
and unexcelled workmanship at re asonable
prices.
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Harbor 2645
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BeoondlUolled D!Mels on hand with choice of
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Bate•. known 10 me to be the pe:no.a Drysdale, left fi~ld. Initiating and modo'fyi'ng dance whoMl namee are aubacrlbed to the · within ln11tnunent, and acknowledged Substitutes arc: Bob Tromley, routines have won Halverson a
tol~e $!¥N':~~ ~~t~J~~ ?mh'.a_.,e right field; E . LcMance, center r espected reputation in dance-wise
hereunto .et my hand and affixed my field : P . Bo"'ers. third base: R circles on the \Vest Coast. Th
ofhclal Mal the day and rear In t.hl• Sch I d b H jung1~1>oog1·e. and an alter-, P ea-certificate nr1t abo•e w rl ten.. oo s, St'C'On ase; . Alcorne, ~ ""' ROLAND A. WRJGHT. first base; C. Denney, left field ; body step, are t\\'O of the routines Notary Public In and for aa..ld R h . County and scate. My com· oy Churchil l, short stop and C. ""' ich Halverson has originated.
ml•lon ex.ptrea October 19. Dotson, pitChE'r . Halverson now resides in Holly-1947. ~CYI'ARIAL SEAL.) wood. He is a war veteran. a nd
b. May 28: June •. 11 . 18. 1946. tvlrs. RussC'JI Sweetman and was att'll.cht!d to the marine base
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da ughter Judy of San Francisco a t EL Toro during the war.
are guests this week at the home !:~·::::::::::::;.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,;.-.
of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sweet-ii
man. 24th street, and their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mil ton El.zea of Santa
Ana has been spending much of
the time there visiting her cous-
ins. 1'-lr. Elzea was last week
chosen president of the 20--30 club
Santa Ana business men's organ~'
izaUon. 1
Riding Apparel
and SaddJery,
English and
WflSfera
ROSSI'S
Liquor Store
'700 Cout Blrbway
ormerly Oordoa 'e Drul' S tore
Open Every Day
Co mplete Line
of
\\'earing Apparel
for
Men, Women
and Cblldren
AJ Sherwin Riding & Sport Shop
206 No. Bro.dway, SutaAna Phone 1'72%
Announcing the New Vibrapac
Building Units
ALL SIZES BUILDING UNITS
Brick M!i Ci pool Blocks Now In Prodnctlon
HYDRA • MATIC Walter Kline Concrete Products Co .
1560 Newport Ave-
SPECIAL IS T·S
Oldsmobiles & Cadillacs
PLE NlY OF GEN UINE PARTS AVAILABLE.
BRING YOUR HYDRA-MATIC
PROBLEMS TO US.
FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS
Culbertson Chevrolet Co.
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business men like mnysclf. Wka ,-. .-
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Balbo8n Arre8ted on
Drunk Driving Count ~~~ Neighborliness Is Subject -
WWlam Thomas Sewell 45 of more meeting Ill .., the dodret to Of M c t 312 Bay avenue Bal~ ~as round out the spri-.: .ocial cal-
booked by Santa 0Ana Poli~ Jut endar and that ia the brld&e lun-esa ommencemen
Friday .,.. a c:har&e of drunk driv-cheon or June 'rl -lllrs. Ed
Ing. p~ otfken ~ hia Farnsworth and lllrs. George
•car wu weavtna in and out of ~will be hoslel9ea. Hostesses
"traffic In the 1400 block of South at the tea will be lllrs. Metzgar
Main 1trftt. Santa Ana. and Mrs. Warren Flrt.cber.
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P. .A.. PALMER
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(Continued from Page 1) Laurie, Dorothy M. Leal, Kathryn
B. Ubby, Robert G. Un&o.
achoolll, paid glowing trlbut.. to Nancy Jooephine Un&o. 0...-
three retiring members of the dette Lockridge. Barbara Jean
Costa Mesa school faculty. They Long, Raymond Henry Louvier, w.,.,, Mn. Clara M<Nally, prin-Robert H. McClelland. HarVey C.
dpal, and Mn. Wlnifr<d Taylor McCorkblll, Frank McCubbins,
and Mrs. Martha Pickenpaugh, all Jim M. McVay, Richard Melendez,
of Costa . Mesa. Lewmann Mesfing, Ronald Mid·
Alluding to Mn. McNally, Rea dleton, Ethel Marie Mitchell, Bob
said that she was one of the be!t Monroe, Barbara Lee Moore, Mary
school executives and one of the Josephine Moores., Rose Munaia.
bett English teachers in the Raymond Munoz. Bob L MWTay,
country. 'When she first came George Murray, Anita E . Nickell.
:~ :: =· 21,,::~o;goha:: ~~r::, ~~ ~1~;1~~ £:;;
1114." Velma Jean Pridham., Dorothy Lee IDNDAN.&O uoacc••. o.plle pntM&: kllCel i.,. l'1lla Bal'llor,
Appioxlmately 1486 chlldren Queener, Ralph King Reed, Donna Teo-._ -....,...., -· ---U Cn1J -i.
have graduated from the Coat& Lee Rock, Laverne Rogers, C::UVJ tlaa& oe ,......._of u.e Mled••-. bm ed a.et weell on a.boa jeU:J°,
MHa school during her steward· Jean Rowh. ... ... a. DaMM-OapL PUct.er ..ad It waa • .......,. te •l4Pubu.
1hlp as irtndpal. "We can thank James Rumaey, Phillip Shafer, .. <noio bt' Keat m.~1
God for her supervision of our Gene Sherman. Karl Slhilling. ,
~l system!" declared Mr. ~ ~~:-·s~:~= 's!!I'!: Moon1·1g' ht Roof 0 ~rbequed lo~~p::cu:~on responded with ~:..st~~ko °Su°ctU: ~= oa
After referring to Mn. Picken-Sutterfield, Donald Tate, Richard s ks Pl f B ts f
po.ugh and Mn. Taylor, third and Taylor, Beverly June. 'lbompoon, tea an 0 oa men s sixth grade teachers respectively, Betty Lorraine 'npp14 Edmond
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IL--..... -....,.--1--------' ~ALLMARK
Mn. Mary Lou Wilde. 45, 1249 •
West Central avmue, died Sunday CARDS
at Santa Ana Community hospital
after a Jong UJnea. She ,... a Father's n--native of Lyttle, TBU. and curie &1_,
to Newport Beach a )'l'8r ago J ...... 16th
where she taught In the IOCal ......,.. ·-
grammar achoo!.
Surviving are her wldowv, Phil-
lip F . Wilde; two daughten1, Mary
Louise and Ollvla Ruth Wilde,
both of Newport: Beach: ·one
brother, Herbert Gates. Tempe,
Ariz.: one sister, Mn. Byron Rob-
erta.. P<arsall. Texa. and her
1n9thtt. Mrs. E . F. Gates, Tempe, ArlzOrla. •.
FuneraJ services were held to-
day at Santa Ana with interment
1n Falrhawn ~tery.
ha •el 8U'1M!9 llotihsta
-v-:: Plpa'
, .. ,. :: Ooltee M leW~
Newport Souvenir
and Gift Shop
%10Z Om.a Jll'rGat .
We Wrap Gifts
-~ services for Samuel ~,---------.---
'Barnes ROOerta, 64 . ......, held at -.....,..,.._._ Forest Lawn maUBOleum today. ' _ .. "="~~\'-.
He wu the' father of Mn. Eliza. Howard W. ~
~ Baet:kens ot Newptit Beach. 1W Nw.-n ..... ~ ~ BOni ln Provincetown, Mass., he
hlld u-i In California 10 years ClOllT.A. ......
apd In Santa Ana one year. where ~ wu cashier for the Yellow ..._ •••: 1111 Cab Co. . Automobile • r-
11ore ftaa SO Yean ol Service to die ..... ._._
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aa having been with the school Chorles Trompeter, Betty Updfke, ·
16 years and were leavlnc with Jack Eugene Updike, William' G. N c f B lb Ba Mr ~d Mn Victor Buechner ~~~::~o;;l:;;~ ~=~:~Elaine White, Jack ew a e on a oa y i~ ~l?~f3~:::;: Accident • Uh
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Bedroom Sets
wortmmt: full Md twta • ._
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Maple,
with
Oak,
18th Century Groupings .
poster beds. Colonial
Mahogany and Modem .. with con-
\'entional rinishes and bleached woods.
Prices rrom ~Z5 for a complete set.
N O\\'! A supply or mattresses and box
springs starting at $49..50 a set.
Easy Terms A Year to Pay
\\'e Carry Our Own Contra.eta
Santa Ana Furniture Co.
Tbos. R. Wllllama Santa Alla, Pili. It!
,,,. presentation or tll• dlplomu Teen Agers Band Balboa shortly w1u ... the ope · i;..;, ·rri .. a. ror many Y•&n. ·-----------.J
wu made by Norral C. Lamberton inc of the first moonlight roof Sc t C 0
of Costa Mesa, prestderit of the Plays in BallrOQm steak barbecue ca!e In tlle New· OU atnp pens
~~ ':::~~n of "Th• ee1111 . port,,.:~r 1::i~auon for lovers Next Tuesday With
of St. Mary's" u given by the . The Rendezvous Ballroom in of boating and flshlng wl.ll be in· Lif S • p ·
combined glee clube of the school Balboa presents the Teen Acen stalled on the roof of one of the . e aVIDg rog.
wu deemed by spectators as the orchestra. Friday and Saturday new McNally buildings on East
best aong of the evening. nights. Bay avenue, Balboa. We saving and first aid lnstruc-
The graduates were: This is one of the favorite bands The roof wtll be furnished with tion will be featured at Camp Ro-
June Elizabeth Allen, Mooneen in this area. and a packed house is tables and shade umbrellas, two Ki-Li this year which opens for
Allen, Luanna Arlene Alton, Dorla expected both nights. grills, one for barbecue steaks, Boy Scouts of Orange county on
Arnold, Evelyn A. Barkley, Don· The Teen Agers orchestra was the other for other foods , such June 18th and operates four 10-
ald Ray Barnes. Mona Bird. Rob-just another deserving but unap--as hams. ' day periods, it was reported by
ert M. Blaisdell, John Boyd, Leon preciated high school outfit until Patrons will be able to have Wilbur Barr, camp chairman.
Caldwell, Maureen D. Cameron, Hoagy Carmichael heard it one their ham and eggs. pancakes and Ro~rt C:ilbertson, field Scout
David R . Canchola, Joe Casillas, night early in l944. The famous saus8.ges and other breakfast executive, Will be in charge of the
David Click, Charlie Compton. ~~=tr~w:~lli!saa -:~~~ ~!~ food be!ore goln~ aboard the boatS' new and improved water front
Peggy Cook, Ra,y Cook, Lola R. h' lf tl si ed the for a fishermen s holiday. which includes a dock and navy
Cordill, Charles Covey, ~oanne ~~~ ~ tJi.~ P~~U: N~ Car-I Then In the evening they can. rafts. Culbertson was a travel-
Cox, Harry,L. Crosby, Robin Ann . h 1 h It was their big if they wish, partake of the bar· ing aquatic instructor for the Na-
Cros.s, Oevra Dodd .• James Robert ~~-e ~!wy. bands had e ntered bequed steaks which will be tional chapter, American Red
Dorsey Joan Nadine Drummond I .,....illed on the rl'lhf. as they view Cross. as well as an army life sav· · · · military service and they drew the e.· "'T ing instructor during World War Don Edman Ronald Engle Leola · h ard •1..e · illumina'ted area of Balboa · ' ' I job of supplying the music e u• II. He promises to qualify every Funk, Vern~ Funk, Robert Hall. on the program with millions of Island across the bay. Scout that will work hard during
Robert G1llum. Roger J. Gor~ listeners every week. From. the Frank M. Linnell of Balboa Bay the 10 day period for the Life Sav.
man, Joseph H. Gragg, Shirley first broadcast they gained ne>A' Shores and of t1hLoe AjaxBe~~ned ing Merit Badge, BarT said.
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for Dad!
It's still truer than true: Give Dad a
brand he knows from a store he knows!
If his gift is in a Vandermast box, he'll
know that both you and this store gave
the right thought to its selection!
Irene Gritfine. Edmond A. Hale, momentum. ment company 0 ng . Other improvements inc Jude
Leonard W. Hall. Gloria Dean Their records began selling prominent as a record holding springs and mattresses on every
Harris, Rosemary Hartman, briskly. Smash engaiements at sports risherman. has leased the bunk new tables and benches in
Wanda ~cille Hiatt, Dick Hincb, such ballrooms as the Aragan Ca· buildings from the owner, -~pt. the dining hall new flush toilet
Jean Hollinsworth, Barbara Hud· sino Gardens Pasadena Civic au-J. B. McNal1v. well known fishing system. new el~tric generator and
son, Jinuny Hurtado, Donald Jack· ditorium. Sw~ts in Oakland, The boatsman. Th~ former wtll op-dish washing system. Athletic
son, Marlene F. Jacobson, Marcel Trianon in San Diego, Mission erate both the barbecued steak equipment will include a cargo net
Jean jr., Thelma Jean, Marvin C. Beach in San Diego, Fresno, dinner restaurant. and the conces-for climbing soft ball volley and
Johnson, Waunda Lou Gasper, Stockton, San Francisco. San Ber· sions which will also be ~.t of soccer ball. Ping pong ~nd archery.
Joan Marte Kelly, Stephen Kuser, nardino and other civic auditor· the lower level in the buildings. The .central staff of fifteen men ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: Jimmy Kimbroug~, Wllliam Kil· iums too many to mentlfm;: Their Llnnell said today that Robert wiD include experts in handicraft tle, James E. Kline, Daisy Jean records are on Universal Label, Hasselbring of Long Beach, army archery, star study, compass, maP
Lane, Carolyn Lange, Lo Mae heard on every juke box tn the air force war veteran, who saw work, first aid, rorestry, nature
country. service at Casablanca in French and other SC9utlng skills. An or-------------•1 They have made personal a;r W~t Africa, will be manager and dained minister will be on the
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Carr's Feed Store pearance on various one night chef of the moonliltht roof restau· staff each period u well as a
H d G tours. playing the major ballrooms rant. . registered medical physician and ay an rain in competition with such bands as Among the concessions which surgeon.
Quanty Feeds Tommy Dorsey, Jimmy Dorsey, wi11 be in.stalled on the lower level Moving pictures will be furnish-
-§-Stan Kenton, Woody Herman and of the bulldinp are one which will ed by the U. S. Army, National
other great names in the f_ield. carry soft -drinks, caramel com, Headquarlers of the Boy Scouts Dally Dellvery-Beaooa 5244
lllZ'! Newport Blvd. Featured with the band is lovely popcorn and fio.511 candy; one that and the U. S. Forest Service.
Pa~oad VENETIAN ~BLINDS
WOOD • !!TEEL • ALUMINUM
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Kim Kimberly, girl vocalist for· will have frosty ice cream; one Rus Campbell, business man-
merly with Bob Crosby and Les that will have hamburgen. and ager, also reported arrangements -------------------------
Brown. one that will specialize In a new have been completed which guar·
OOl!TA MESA
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Color guides, plan..
nlng aids, compre-
hensive stock of
rugs, C8Jllels and
linoleum.
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SEASON TICKETS!!
" GRYPHON PRODUCTIONS
Laguna Beach . Playhouse
''AIGEL STREET'' -·-John
Emery
!lo••• Tleb6s •a.le Now for 9 Plays, $20--taK Ille.
lllall -· ----poyable to: ..,.._ -~ ...... 877 .... Oollt .......... 1t1
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Thls latter biscuit ls the rage on ned and fresh fruit and vegetables
eut coast amusement lunch for serving 24;000 meals in the 40
stands. A large soda fountain and days u well u 500 boxes of the
ice cream parlor will also be one best candy made. Hugh M. Wilcox
of the new innovations for the will be Camp Director and Uoyd
Llnnell enterprile. Paxton, Assistant Camp Director.
The choir of the Community
O'lurch, Congregational, gave a
barbecue dinner in the back yard
of lh4ir leader, Mrs. Leslie Stef-
fensen, 209 Marigold avenue Sat-
urday evening, honoring Mr. and
Mrs. R . E. Morris, who have been
< Light Truck
for hauling
By the Boar
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San pemente recently. The af.
fair wu attended by twenty in-
cluding families of the members.
Afterwards the choir held re-
hearsal.
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Round-the-World Trips in the near future. See
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St. James Auxiliary
To Elect Officers
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The final meeting ot the year
for the Women's Auxiliary of-St.
Fish Price Strike
Confab Continued
!Continued !l'om ~ 1)
James Epi<copal churdl will be saJ I ·~-• ·~-bid the held Thursday. June 13 at 2 p.m. en_ RSU-C9':_uve \-=:J,1.1-.:' to
at the home of Mrs. Chauncy Mc-dockside pnces ~ and of
Kellits. 2124 East Central avenue, course the .ultimate consumer re--
Balboa. Pouring will be Mrs. B. ceives our ~.products at the reg-s B and other friendri of ular ""markup -allowable to each the h~er dealer that lets our fish pass
"" Cunneu. • h will .d through his hands. Hence the Mrs. ing am pre5J e consumer's ·cost ls at a level or
and annual . reports will be pre-hlgher than most meat at the
sented. Busmess will also include butcher shop.
the election of off~cers for the ''The rl!hennen do not feel that
coming year. a healthy market coodition for
PueL1c NoTICE
their fish can ever beco.De a fact
until all markets agree oo estab-
lishing an agreed miniinum price
for all fish delivered dock side.
NOTICE OP PUBLIC llEA&ING Competition will still be on a
wholesome basis between dealers
The Newport Beach Oty Plan-start.inc from minimum pricm u~
ning Commiuion will hold a Pub-ward, coupled with attractive serv-
ile Hearing Thur~y. June 20, ice, rather than the old method of
1946 at 7 :30 P. M .• in the Council beatln& down dock s)cle prices to
Chambers, City Hall. Newport such a level that both dealen and
Beach. California. fishermen are operating in a cut-
PUBLIC HEAR.ING upon the throat manner.
application of Wm. H . Scott for a ''Then too, the fishermen look to
three foot Setback variance for the adva.nctng costs ot operating,
Lot 17, Block 2, Section 1. Balboa with considerable concern. To
. Island, California. name a few : labor for repairs and
By order of the Chairman of maintenance $2.50 per man hour.
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.. bu&. o• of wtdda welPef M Pft'CP'r; barnca1a ... ...._t..
Oeorp Ktatr la ~I !r of lM lblWt& boat. -oto by C. A. Gr!lfi5S. Sportsfishlng Fleet Assn.
the Newport Beach City Planning Webbin&: to repla<e or ~ ... u . sk· f Th T 11· Co~~ROEK. ~E.i:~~=::"'i~1 1ppers o ree ro 1ng
.__ ______ .,~b.--June ll.s;.tary. ~~b~I.'"!5?:.~Eck= Boats Land s·1g Specimens
now $1 .10 and 11ot pJentltul; twine •
T P R d M.D up from 55c to 77 per pound The (Continued from Pace 1) T ' . . ee er, . 1 ... quo1auon "" all cotton pro-Mod I Fr k
ducts on the netting line up 20% Call!.. aboard the llve ball boat e oc
Announ""8 the OpMdDg of Offl""8 since the l int of the year. Music. Sunday. He used a aardlne D . d p h
""Now the fishermen cannot 01>-for bait and caug~t it on a man· enJe UfC asers at 3409 west Central erate economically with the abcwe ber one hook, which Is plenty
mentioned prices while receiving small for such a big fish.
For the practice of
Medicine and Surgery
Phone Barbor 602 Hours By Appointment
pricts lower than the celling prices July 6 is the date reservations
se~ up by ~he OPA. are being taken for the first
'The fishennen of Southern trip from the new live bait boat
California gathered together and Sport King from King's Landing
!ormet;t a Joint council with rep~· in Newport Harbor. This new
sentat1ves from the Santa l\.fon1ca boat will dip into the water at
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!Bay, San 1'.'edro, Newport Beach \VUmlngton · this week. To get ~ and San Diego to thresh out an tickets ro1 the Valencia Il.l which ~-------------------------~!agreeable solution to all parties leaves dally at 7 a.m., passengers
concerned. They ~te ou~ a price-are requested to make reserva-
schedule they believed fair. based tions in advance as the Valencia
on the former OPA ceiling. ~ith is always being loaded these
the assurance ~h?t these. pnet"S mornings. You . will always get
would be the nun1n:-iwn pnce-$ or-out the re, however. as over-load
fered them, dockside, for . th.eir boats are available and fish r ight
catch .. They have a mechatton alongside the Valencia m Lots cla~se inserted in the agreement or people are fishing these days.
Now Offering
A Complete Line
of Women's
and Men's
No record has been kept ol cus-
tomers who have tried to buy the
ve ry attractive dress displayed on
a model in the window or Ork.in's
Department Store in Costa Mesa,
but it hasn't yet been s6ld nor will
ft be.
Designed with the stylish sim-
plicity of a Louella Ba.Uerino. the
dress was designed and con-
structed (with the aid of basting
thread and pins) by Mrs. Damia
lDptlen. sto~ manager. fronl a
bolt of matena1 and any would-be
wearer of the frock will have to
do as Mrs. Loptien did, construct
it for herself.
Expansion
Brae eel ts
which a11ows. for 24 hours .notice All of the Uve ha.it boat landings
should any disagreement anse. . your friends and mine "Some of the wholesale fiih buy-are reporttne: the same types and
As Low as
ers declare th t t .11 al catches .of fish : barracuda. bass. e con rac 1 eg . h rb h. b
They say the Sherman a nti-trust awl . ut, alwl Ith• seb.8 alb"'·
laws govern their dealings and 1th t e 1g a ~co~e news.
that the contract presented to lt has taken wi all this time 8:"d
them by the fishermen is defin-space to get around to ~e pier
itely governed by that law . The fishermen, who are knocking over
fishermen believe that agreeing on the mackerel these days. ~a
a mJnimum price, is not 'price fix-trout and halibut are al.so betng
ing,' caught. A 25-pound halibut was
Leaving next week with the
Santa Ana group or boys for
Y.M.C.A. camp. are a few from
Newport Heights, including Bob
Trusty. James Conrad and John
Miller, while some others are
hOping to go. Th~ will be the
ninth year at ·camp for Bob.
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Corona del Mar Nm ..,. --. Dem'• ...,,...._, lbJor anc1 -. J-Gdoll9.
lBJ -• L. -·1 , ::-.. =· ~ m NU' 432 Carnation awnue, 0.-.W
._IJ.&L'I Kn. Norah Bata, 324 OtthJd Mar, are pattftb al. a -bona .,
Mn. Gertude Rippey. Sn umuo. lo ~ from a -June 9 In St. JCIOOpb bolpli.J. Bo
Acacia a"'"'~-attended the Yett ~ weighed aix pounclo, aix -.
graduation exact.. at Hemet
Union Hieb ochool, Thunda7. I t • • • • \, • • • ~ * • • Ii-a • • • L • L r
when-James Dl1wort.h 90l'I of Mrs.
JUppoys friends, Senator . and
Mn. Nelson DIJwwth, was val~
dlctorian ot his c1Ma. Mrs. 'JUp-
pey will remain tbr a week's visit
with he< friends. .
-Mr. and Mn. John Knox. 222
Narcissus avenue, returned re-
cently from a combined business
and pleasure trip ot two weeks
In Oklahoma aty. They found
the drive was through bea utiful
country with spring flowen in
evidence all along the way.
Mr. and Mn. Gustav Grupe,
701 Mari&old avenue, returned ·re-
cenUy from the east. They went
by plane with stop offs at Chi-caco. New York and Booton.
"They were sone aix weeks. The
ftturn trip WU made Jn 18 l)oun
with thtte stop offa.
Mn. Nick Haugnea. 227 Ju.
mine avenue, •pent a week with
her daughter, Mn. Andrew "Dens-
more, Ca~al Oty •
Lt. Col. one! Mn. F . C. Venn,
230 Larkspui:. avenue, had aa
£'Uel.!J over the weekend Mr. and
Mn. Wilcox Wild. Inglewood, who
came to look over their property
on }fuel drive preparatory to
bulldlh&. Mr. Wild Is test pilot
fOr North American.
Miu Ruth . S!mpaon visited
friends lately 1n Pasadena for
two daya. She entertained Mr.
Mcfarlane, Pasadena, and his
cousin, Mn. Frank Cleveland,
Oleyenrte, Wyo., over the week-
end Mr. Mcfarlane attended the
funeral or his ni.other. Mn.. Peter
Mcfarlane, recently. Mrs. Mc-
farlane had many friends she
had made in the Harbor district.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stauch,
316 Marigold avenue, spent the
day in Catalina Friday.
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son George and daughter Paula,
Piaade na, have taken possession
or the beach house, bought from
John Pierce, recently at 1605 Pa-i---------------------------
cific drive. Dr. Sharp is a noted r--------------------------,
cancer specialist. ·
Jack McDonald jr., Pasadena,
is spending his weekends with his
parents, Mr. and :l\.trs. Jack Mc-
Donald sr., 311 Narcissus avenue,
while his wife and children are
visiting her folks in Canada for
the summer.
Mrs. Paul Mattison, Dunsmuir
and children. and Mr. and Mrs.
Dean, Alhambra, spent several
THIS WEEK
WE WELCOME YOU
TO OPEN A
CHARGE ACCOUNT
(80 . 60 . 90 Days)
Marbro's invite you to come
in and open a charge account.
Our stocks are complete with
the latest styles or Ladies'
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wholesale dealers In Newport each John Shrank, 320 E . 3rd.St .. Long
have felt the y could legally sign Beach, in his first 17 minutes of
the aireement and are receiving fishing. Other big on~ also have
fish daily. been caught.
. Mrs. Bertha Tillotson and Miss
F'ranoea Damoth of COsta Mesa
are leaving Friday and will drive
through to New York where they
will spend the summer with r ela-
tives and friends.
PLUG MASTER
CORD SETS
Nationally Advertised
READY-TO -WEAR ' Arvin's Jewelry Co.
116 Twenty....,.,.,nd St.
Newport Beach
"San Pedro boats that wish to Ye scribe oounted noses of fish-
fish are being released by their ermen and kibitzers on the New-
s trike committee after the crews port pier last Thursday evening
have served duty on the San Pe-and the grand total came to one
dro picket tine. and are delivering hundred twenty.five. A fair
their catch to the three fair mar-moon was out and yellowfin
·---------------------------'! kets in Newport Beach. This fish croaker were being caught, ~pe
is being rushed through the regu-cially along the surf. U a per-
lar channels to help relieve the son ever took count of the nwn-
meat shortage. her of people fishing in the bay,
"The strike is being carried on along the surf, off the pier, from
in a quiet manner, no trouble o( the trolling boats. barges and live
any c9nsequence ha.s arisen. In bait boats in one average day
fact the Newport fishermen are around Newport Harbor he Would
more than pleased "'1th the co-op-have a tremendous figure.
eration they are receivinl' locally.
'The In and Out cafe operated
by Ted Stamm offers free ooffee
and donuts to all men who se-rve
on the picket line after their tour
of duty.
"Many people, both local busi-
ness men and obsenrers have gone
out of their way to wish the fish-
ermen well. Even business people
are helping on our pic ket lines--
Mitchell Bros. and Doc Pearson of
Mitchell Bros .. wholesale manufac.
turen. of commercial fishing sup-
plies, are walking their tum on
our picket line each Sunday.''
Sell that unwanted
through N...,._ Tlmet ado.
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MEANEST THEFT
Meanest thief of the week was
the person who stole lwnber and
plumbing fixtures from the prem-
ises of Mrs. Q. K Roblruon ot n2
Beacon street, Newport Heights,
Saturday. Police a.re investigating
the theft.
MOTORIST ACCUSED
Roy Rutherford of Balboa Isl-
and will be arr~gned in New-
port Harbor city court to enter
his plea to speeding on Friday
morn.in&. He was cited by police
Sunday for doing 45 in a 25-mlle
zone.
Sea Trout and Halibut Are Biting
•.• off the Newport and Balboa Piers
Plenty or Uve Bait .&\'llllable ,._____,,.. HI
at -of Pion • • ' • -5'"' ner
Guests this week at the home
of Mrs. Ed Mirkovich, 144 Roches-
ter street, Costa Aiesa. are the
hostess' sister, Mrs. Mary Mc-
Donald and Mr. a nd Mrs. H . G.
Ballou of Santa Barbara. With the
present warm weather the group
has enjoyed many picnics.
A daughter weighing .fi pounds,
15 ounces was born June 1 at
Santa Ana Community hospital to
Mr. and Mn. Willis Weaver , 221%
19th street.
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Store Hours: Daily Including Saturday
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l Braken Lenses Duplicated • I
To most people ch~ pbrue "Greyhound
Sen-ice" mean• one ching al>o'\'e all ocbea-
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folb take in helping daeir _a·--wUb
ia puseogen bu been che keystone of GftT"
hound poliq. Driven, mgena ud all per-
--an canfu11y c:boten and chorougbly
cm-' to c:urr oui tbiit poaKy.
Trik-E11~1·, --i.r.miiilLUJ Ml
tie halter a.-. lb ita St; Tribliada0 • ~ -
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Greyhound'• rep-lc1dom tor penonal;..t
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Canada, Ke.-ny "'~ .. f~i::-the~~ta ": up on IS ay a ac New Doecwy Book Asked to Take
$42..50 a month. In -caee *=-FRANK P. JOHNSON -REAL TOR-* &ys on Return -rmts are ---· vary-Cl b Sti I t Memor. ..:. :ti:.!. r=. :!i"': Over Army Base -W. c. Wagner, Associate Broker ~.~ to the.:.:: u mu a es les ;:-:~~..: o... ot U,. subJocta to be -l&64 Newport Blvd. Phone Beecoo 5434-W
Butter, bread and all -of by~~.:::; that their trip Of G. d Be ft R ' a daM!f!ed directory ot t.Mi-....ci by,. the Santa Ana city O ~ "'::, '";..~~ ~ "t ;-:::.:.-::~a"":.!..~.:. or on nne aces = ~:.--.:::;,. = ·= :;-~'.~:1~ bew: Corona del Mar
Kenny of Balboa, who returned dropped on the railroad tracks . ·aftk!aJa and --la belnc ~ to aruia the entire Sanlf, ' 2-Bedrooni. ~; exa!llent oceen and bay view. ~:"i.:'t~ :ng.Colum-and blocked traffic for nearly aix On cllsplay at the Coronado I the west oout In 1941 under the :;s.,_ by N-po<t--~::;:: :z_:=; ~ ~~ An artist's dream. Large living room with real brick
Pubfulhen are hardest hit houn. Yacht club for the Memorial day lpOnOOl'lhlp of the Long Beech , The ~ wu made June 7 fireplace. Nice grounds with double garage. Priced for
tn.ltt by the •trike-bound paper Dr Reeder Moves r aces with which the club .. uon ~:!'t,::: i!';1 =.~ theBer:: ~t i:,.,~:'".!:V:.,:·=~ by the Santa Ana Board ot Real· quick sale at $8875, full price.
milb which supply all of the · • opened. and at Newport Harbor to ~-do--~ reh-u.t will be In the columns or Th• tors, wh,o •PPolnted a connlttee N W 3 Bed · Co t M
Cabadlan preaa and about 100 Am-To His New Office Yacht club on Sunday evening o;;;;~.uu.;:---~have -Newt-Times. -later In -of Everett_ A. Wblte and Carl e -. room tn s a esa
er!can DeWlpapen with newsprint. after the finish of the predicted wtnner that time ~-t for hli form, the directory will be . in Mock to promote the idea to the Lot 80'x330'. $8950. Lot 50'x330' adjoining may be had Kenny laid that the.re was one Dr. T . P. Reeder hu moved hla log race was the solid g old Jamet • --.. both dusttled and 'alphabetical municipal otllclala at that meet· for $1800 .. co~laUon tn the fact that llvlnc offices from 1001 West Bay ave--Craig trophy, prize of the race, boe.t runnin1 out ol. cu half a t Ing.
"'"" were loweT in Brttlab Co-DUA! to 3409 West Central avenue, which was won by Don Allllon mile frnm the flnlsh line, and arr-. The air -with 1362 a<nS, Vi Acre in .Santa Ana Heigh ts
Jumbl• than they are In the United Newport Beach. with his cruiser Hoaloha. ~::~~ ~H~ Z:::: ~= o!'!.fy~ta~ would be devoted not only to In-Modem ~rocm house. Rabbits and diJckens with
It's Always
The original trophy, the enor-on, tnourance officials demanded the flnt -of the book. A dustr'ial uoe but to residential de-equi~t. Nice garden, Garage and workshop. $7950.
mom silver Bermuda cup, waa the cup be returned to New handy CIPde and referenoe to velopment, under the plan out-full pnce. Easy tenns.
paoted in 1907 by James Gordon York, where It bu repcoed in 8 Newport, Balboa, Weat Newport, lined.
Bennett. pioneer newspaper pub-bank vault until the wee1t before sea Shore Colony, Lido hie, New-Some 400 • .,.... of tnrttory Nearly New 2-Bedroom
Usher and yachting enthusiast, the r ace. port Helehts, Corona de! Mar and lying betw.en the south llmlt of East side Hardwood floors and "~'--•. 66'x330'. Only
COFFEE · TIME and was won twice by James Costa Mesa bual-..,· profes-Santa Ana and propcoed to be In-$97SO. 1 •u~
Craig. It was kept in the North-Harborites Fined Ilona! and lnstltutlona will fol· eluded In the annexation would
At The . . . . . .
DO NuTC&w'Am:t:LE SHOP
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COFFEE &: DONUTS • WAFFLES
STRAWBERRY WAFFLES (with
whipped creainJ • COMPLETE
FOUNTAIN SERVICE.
part, L I., yacht club from where low. be set aside exclusively for resi-
it was llsted as missing in 1914. • S A Diatributlon of the book.I will dential de-ve]opment.
Craig, ln,;J;,oj,.~aUon with the $53 1n anta na be free in the Harbor area. A. Opening of S. Briatol St. from
Boat and 't'iigine Manufacturei;s nominal lilting charge is made present term.Jnus, through the air
association of America, posted the Five motorist.a from the harbor .tor including a card in this repre-base proper to link with Newport
new trophy, a plain chalice of d t W f ~-=1 sentative work. BJvd. at Costa Mesa was · pro-. 18 I h city area pai ou a to o ~ posed .also as a mean1 of giving solid gold, which is nc es in fines for traffic violations to P--al sollo'tatlo•• are not ~· _,.., '"'" Santa Ana a new outlet to the high and stands on a six·inch the ·s anta Ana dty court-tut being made: invitations to or beaches.
square black onyx base. At the I Thursday. Operate in the enterprise are be-The '1r base has all lmprove-
t lme it was made it was valued They were, Henry A. Bickeler, ing extended by telephone. ments already installed and has at $4000 and the insurance com· 26, of 2508 Uounvw-t boulevard, Pe-••• who are not "·led In ~··..-• •aov..... ua tts own 'water supp!r, tapped from pany no\v values it at Sf,000. a nd Cleo D . F e rguson, Z7, of P. 0 . the telephone book u a buslnesa Metropolitan Wa ter district lines
In 1920 Craig. the only man Box 394. both of Costa l\fesa, Sl O ph~ ~ who h~ve not turned in serving the Co8.stal Municipal
to win the Bermuda cup twice, each : Anthony J . Z. LOpez, 22, of the listing of t.Hetr business or pre; Water district,. w hich comprises
took his boat , the Aisla Craig, P. 0 . Box 3.55. Corona del Mar, feuio~ should call Harbor 12 .or Costa Mesa and Laguna Bea ch.
the n getting old. ou t into the $1 0; William J . Neth, 20, of P. 13, Directory Departmen t, to m-Thus adequate water supply would
middle of Long Island Sound and 0 . Box 591, Costa Mesa. $3, and sute the inser tion of their name be assured..
"'ith all n ags flying, sunk her in Arthur J . Gilman, 52, of 521 Jade and business. -Santa Ana has lease on the
Costa Mesa
In potential business district. Lot IOO'xl20'; small busi-
ness bldg. 1.arge· 3-room modem apt. In rear over double
garage which can be made Into 2 more apts. at little cost.
This is a chance to make some money. $8500.
2-Bedroom Home
65'xl50'; brand new root; ~. $6850.
2-Bedroom-Eastside-Home
Built just before WaF. 'h acre. hdwd. floors and fireplace.
$9750
Corona del Mar
2-Bedroom, furnished, view, double garage.
Nice brick patio. $8875
decent burial. avenue. Balboa Island, $10. original 410 acres comprising the
\Vith racin g on the eas t coas t During the day Oty Judge India ls the world 's largest pro-. bas MANY MORE ... COME IN AND 'UfALK IT OVER''
a t low ebb, C. King Brugman, Ronald l\f. Crookshank reported ducer or jute. 8.ll' Pro~~ boundaries of the an---OPEN SUNDAYS---
Balboa Island 305 Marine Avenue
KeDDy Nichols Georp Slerlbt(
Open Even1Dp UnUI 10 o'Clock -Cloeed on Wedne9day senior vice president of the Aro S477 was taken in in fines for nexation would extend from Delhi
erican PO\\'er Boat association. both speeding and o ther misde· Scotch tape, various slzet:, on r oad and M ain street to sou t h O l---
arranged tha t the trophy come to meanors o f the road. sale at the News-'Ilme1 . limits of ihe base. west to H arbor ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ boulevard, nort h to Baker street 'tl'-FRANK P. JOHNSON. REALTOR-* ~ • and eastward to Bristol street and 1644 Newport Blvd. Phone Beacon 5434-W 46-ltc
iGasoline and Alcohol ~~;ik
.••.. and safety should be the main thought in motorists' minds these days of
overloaded highways and overworked jaloppies. Drunken drivers account for
' thousands of dead and maimed every year on the nation's motorways .... deaths
that are so unnecessary and downright shameful. There can be no pity for a man
or woman who kills snmeone in an eccident caused by a driver's inability ·to mix
alcohol and gasoline. Judges and court administrators are incensed over the rise
in automobile deaths traced to "drinking then driving"-so should the public.
Santa Ana Man
Fined $200
Pleading guilty to his second
offence of drunk driving within
three months, Bryce H . E ast-
ma n of Sa n ta Ana was fined
$200, had his oper~tor .. s license
suspended tor 90 d ays and was
given a 90-da y county jail sen-
tenct". suspended on condition
that he pay the fine and be-
come involved in no arrest in-
vol ving liquor for a per iod o f
two years, In city court recen t-
ly by J udge Bob Gardner .
Eastman was apprehended
on Central avenue in Balboa
alter poUce recri'w·ed a com~
plaint from a m otor ist t hat he
ha d been sideswiped by the car
which Easunan was driving. Eutman wu found by New~
por t police, being held by a
driver who said that he had
been forced 9ff the road by
Eutman and had glven chase.
"Hot Rod" Driver Given 90 Days
The s tiffest sen tence in the book a llowable un·
der the circumstances \vas meted out by Judge
D. J . Dodge or the Newport To wnship cour t when
he S<'ntenced Donald Eugene Archer to 90 days
in the county jail for flagrant violat ion of traffic
regulatio ns recently.
The hottest of the scrcaJIC'd ;,hot rods" con-
fron ted police patro l officers, and in his spectac·
ular attempt to get away ra ced through the busi·
ness section or Costa Mesa at speeds r eaching u p
to 70 miles per hour. fi nally was stopped a fter
officen said he hit 98 miles per hour on Harbor
boulevard y,•hen Officer Raymond Johnston fired
five shots at the fleeing youth.
He was Donald Eugene Archer of Garden Grove.
Driving a hopped-up Ford V..S roadster.
The Safest Distance
To Follow Another Car
One car-length for each 10 miles of speed.
At SO miles an hour, for example, the safe
"following'' ·distance wollld be S car lengths.
Given SO Days In Jail
F ound guilty o f hit-and-r un
in a collision with ano ther ma-
ch ine at 33rd s treet and Coast
boulevard Jast week, P. E.
Beck of Huntington Beach was
sentenced to 30 days in the
county jail.
Speeding Blamed ·
In Car Mishaps
Speedjng is the chJer cause or
traffic acc:ldcn ts. according to
a survey ma de public yesterday
b y Edgar E. Lampton, director
ot the State Departme nt of Mo-
tor Vehicles.
Traffic ca.sualty figures for .
last year showed 1093 accidents
in which one or more persons
lost t heir lives, 10,416 accidents
in which one or more persons
were injured-all d ue to ex-
cessjvely fa.s t driving.
Mllllon Pel'!IOm Injured
The National Safe ty Council re--
ports on tra ffic accidents: "'ti'ie
toll for 1945 wa.s 28,500 k illed. One
m illion persons were injured, 8:>,-
CXXl of "'horn suffered some per..
manent disability. Direct economic
Joss from these acciden ts, includ-
ing wage, losses, medical expense,
overhead' insurance and property
damage is estimated at $1,450,·
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IT PAYS TO DRIVE WITH CARE
GOOD BRAKES MAY SA VE YOU
FROM A SERIOUS ACCIDENT! DON'T DRIVE wrre SMOOTH TIRE8
HAVE 11IDI RECAPPED
This "Drive With Safety'' Message Sponsored
"The Arches"
"Juot a Utile Bit Bettel"' Cocktail Lounge and Cafe
Oil OIMt Jllatlw_,, at Nw,..,t ~
Vallely Boat Rentals
Motor and Sall Boats
oi-1 -8oatla llay-Plooae 1t J".dcewater at PaJ:m-.Plaooe '11
Hi-Way Garage
Offtclal South~rn cantornla Auto. O ub Guai'e
11-IO Newport BITd..-Ptl. IS1
Reed's Super Service
Shell Oil. Gu, t..lbrtcation and Accessories
!ftO w ... C..tral
Port of Seven Seas Boat Landing ·
a-t l!lal-Marine Wa~1 Coaal ~....,.
Balboa Circle Taxi
Aay Bour, Day or 1''1(tat-ft. Npt. MO
Newport Auto Works
GenenJ ~24-hr. t--· 5uMet Ges 4 OD Jlul-.....-a~-. National Auto.. Club Emel 1a1c:y Station
Market Spot
Anton Hershey _....._ ... ____ _
Lldo Richfield Station
Wuh -Polltt1 -Lubrlcstlori
M.11 W. Oeatnl '-l!rwtll TOllM
Newport Tackle Store
1911 M~ "'-N-rt Commerdal and Sport Gear
Good S tock ot Pre--War Line llenn_.._
Authorized Shell Dealer
H1 Mariao-Balboa hland
"Lubrication" • Washing -Polishing
Tire Re-Capplnr our s poo1a11y
Belen. ... Doe Wood.t hone %%19-l\'
Boyd's Service Station
1500 Wmt ()eetn.1 -Pltoae 985
MobUgas and Mobiloil
Lubricating • Washing -Polishing
Batteries • Auto Accessories
Bayside Fish Market
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by the Following:
Balboa Fun Zone -Newport-Balboa Auto Supply
Automotive Supplies -Open 9 a.m. to 8 _p.m.
Ut U1 Help You With \'our Parts Problem
Glen W. O>nkle -Manapr
1108 W. O.tral Aft. -NpL Bell. !lD
Carrell's Garage
General Repal.rlng • Brakes Relined
Mo tor 'J\Jn~Up • Wheels Balanced
-Z8tla St--N-to r.-Jllo•o ~ Sj1DP
Casino Cafe & RefresJunen~ Lounge ·
MIMalaSt.-~VN'treT--
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Kenneth E. Wilson Co. ·
~ Cruioen-Olrysler Marine .,,,.,_
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Window Pelted;
Family Warned
The livin g room window of the
house of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Davis on Lldo Island was pelted
Sherif f's deputies a nd Newport by a BB rifle sho t, shortly beCo re
Beach police oCficers were st ill 3 o'clock Sunday afte rnoon. For-
investigatin g today the alleged as -tunatel~ the ~l~et, w hich ~truck
Corona del Mar
Malt Shop
1018 Ooaat Blcflway
• Old fashioned malts
'\ye mean Just this.
sault by four men on an Orange a. w all in the living room. did not
w oman some\\•here In Newport hit anyone: GI LL' s Beach township. The ~hce report sta t~ that
The woman, Mrs. M uriel Holt, the f~milfxioft 7;ereshtt ~orris :'ash
31 of 447 S. Grand street, Or · warn ~ u e coting w 1c , ------------• f was believed t o have been shot l ange, told law e nforcement o fi-1 BB ·n th · ·
cers that she w as disr obed and rom a ri e o n e~r prem1~s
· · 11 tt eked by the foUr by s<;'mrone engaged m practice cr1rmna y a a shooting
m en a fter she got into their con-
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SUnday morning.
Police said she reported h aving
att e nded a party with friends in
Balboa and left t hem t em par arlly
to get a cup of coffee around 8&lee _ Enctneering _ Service
midnigh t. She said she did not 8ZO Coaet Bl..S., Coron.a del Mar
r ecall getting the corrce, but that Temparary Phone, Day 654 Le·
she did reme mber ge tting into the &UM. Beach; Phone Night, U362
automobile. Lagun Beach
llllLLEY'r REFRIGERnTmn
JERVICE camPnnY
Mrs. H olt said the ffien held -======"=====:::::; her , slapped her on the head a nd :-
in the race, and subject ed her to
a for cible attack near"-a light
beacon some distance away. SHOES
DELICATESSEN
FOOD SHOP
• Fresh Apple Sauce
• Fancy Crab Meat
• Salad Dressings
• Pickles -Olives
•Ch..,..., -Meat.i
• SardiJJes -Anchovies
• Crackers -Biscuits
• French Rolls --
SHOP AT GILL'S
For Fresher Vegetables
RED BIKE MISSED Repalnid While Yon Walt Better Meats
Peter Graham of 510 •Acacia R p Fancy Groceries
dMve, Corona de! Mar, has asked . ay agan
police aid in finding a red bicycle, 515 E t B Fr t
with Santa Ana license plate nwn-as ay On 245 Forest Ave.
ber, which was stole n from the Nat door to Bay View Cafe LAGUNA BEACH
rear ot the record s.hop on Balboa L:::;;•::a.:m.::;to::•:J>:~·~:::::;::~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ Island, June 4. I:•:..... _______ ....._ __ _
TENTS BANNED
Police are enforcing the dty or-
dinance prohibiting the erection of
tents on beaches within the city.
One such tent plaC'ed on the beach
in the 4200 block on Ocean Front
on Sunday was ordered removed.
AD kinds ~tor r1-i.
stock It the News-'nm..
Boat Owners a a a
Canvas
By the Yard
Wide Widths-AD Lengths
Santa Ana
Tent & Awning Co.
18Z9 So. Main St.
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SANTA AN.A
'I . Gas Heating & Ventilation
CHAR I ER & PRESTON
B ttz1 l<l•••l ol•JMI·-..... Wum .,......_
' a Ill P"91ie Ml& 1ar.1•llldl-oe1 ..,.e, Na or ZM
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WANT TO SELL . YOUR CAR?
• • We WW Pay Y oa Uie lllgbe8t
Po..ible Price ••• Stop ID at:
I t' • • MceARTHY USED CARS Hanahaw'a I-Stop Service Station
°""Ce Auto Service
t.lobrloa -BrakK Relined
S~d Bowling Center
"Boots" and Roy Keene
Mala .. 81111& Ba'•• ftn•1 Met
lJay Shore Cafe ·
Brealrfc:.~ ~-,;-iJn:y ~':...-,. . PO.B. ~ 7 L m. to 9 p. m.-Ooled Montlq
CLOTHf S eo.&a .._
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Lq~ Boat Bui,ld~
-New,.n-. (Mt.; -
Ets-Hokin & Galvan
Slectr1clans co-,_ Fire ~t for PVtory, si-. omc.. Fann. Home
tMC:..---UM
Dean Termite Control
Quuu-Tennlte Ollltn>I Lalelt ~ -Ul, ......... ., .... ft ,_
"Tor Your Health'• Sake, Bowl"
Excelsior Creamery
Santa Ana-Callfomla
Foster & Sons
Tnaott Crulaen -920 c-t Hllbway
-836 Newport 8-:b
Gm Beach Hancock Station
.,,,._..,... Prodllcta and Hancock Ges
-Supplloa, Appllancoo, Paint. Hardware -N-pwtllh«.-C-.-
"U• Your BnJra btead ol Your ff<n"' M E N
. Johnstone Servite AND C:..llhd.a'111~-· no vs Phone 1872·J If your tire la flat o< 1"'1J':battaey nm -J.,
Mol>llps and •KIO~OllC"1
Higgins Pl~ Craft o ,
Dalo E. Watts; Ka-C>C:U'4pt•
n• ~ ~ tH& 1t--~ OJ
MacCardy & Calldnt, Inc. _,--o"°'P
Haft! Ardllt«ta -S..t Ballden -S..t ~ .. •-A-. :uc..:ftO.tble rcr Boat& Ft:r ... ••s1 ......
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aalboa Islanders
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Hears Convention Reports at Anaheim
~ W-has been received from dety or the Newport Harbor Lu-Phones 13 and 208
t. Col. and Mn. Paul Schttpel, theran church met Tuelday ~I ·--------------;--------+----~------------;-=:::=::;:; onner realclenll of Balboa bland, Ding with Mn. Harold Faceou. 305 8 1 Graduates Say Far ewell to Grade School
Days; Commencement Play Depicts '66 Union
A 1-t ocbolarlhlp for col· retar7; Jin. Darotby Heacod<;/
loge seniors -""' •tullJ!nl to p!hllctty; Mn. ~ Harvey, pro-
be elementary t .. ch<n .... --and lln. ~
<:USled by the Fourth District,
Callromla Ccngroa ol P aretti and
Tead><n, which held an all-day
meeting Thursday at the Anaheim
dty pork with members of the
McCann Engagement
Is Announced . that they are now 1n Illinois and Jasmine avenue, Corona clel Mar Bri dge Players
after v111t1nc 1n 1nc11ana. wm with Mn. Ed Willcutt. the v1ce EnJ·oy A fternoon at reach W ·-"--D c. b Jul president In charce. After a dis-
15 -=•·0 "· · Y Y cuuion ot the ~onary leuon Lido Isle Home
They left here the last of April there was a sod.al hour with re.
With their llOD ])on, and after f:reshment.s served by the hostess. ~ Mrs. Tom Henderson and Mn.
9J)eDd1na IOIDe time in Mrs. Present for the session "'.ere the George Peters of Udo Isle were
Schrepel'a home town, Mercedes, Mesdames E. Schultz.. Ed Wilcut~ co--hoeteues Wednesday at a
Texas, went to Minnesota to visit Iverson, Don Wedek1n1, Cbar~es! bridge luncheon given at the
Mr. Schreper s parents. They were Seebew. Richard HMbbell. Pauline Peters home, 539 "Via Udo Soud
marAed In Honolulu. where they CUI~, 0 . Grochow and Mn.I Punch was served in the garden
lived until coming to Balboa, and Lowse Roth, mother of the pastor. and luncheon followed afterward
this was the fl.flt time Mrs. I in the house where snapdragons
Sch.repel and Don had seen the Word has been received from ln shades of yellow and other
elder Schrepela. They repor t the I Ft. Warren, Wyo., that Capt. Dan-flowers in blue were combined for
country is lo"ely but that farm J iel C. M cNaughton , 320 Via Udo an attractive decoration. .
life has dinstlnct disadvantage-a. Nord, has been ordered to the FL Mrs. OiHord Nolder was wtn-
Dougla.s, Utah separation center ner of the first prize and second
Scotch tape, various atza. on where he will receive his honor· went to Mrs. Dean Campbell. Mrt.
aale at the News-nmet: . able discharge. Lester Isbell received the third
award 1.Qd Mrs. Everett Lutz v.·as
consoled.
Before an audience Which tax.td
to capacity the auditqrium ot the
Newport Beach grammar schoq'l,
81 graduates received their di-
plo111&1 Thund.ay eVening from
Marion C. Dodd, president of the
board of trustees, ln an informal
commencement program.
Opening the program were three
numbers by the school orchestra,
directed by Ointon Sawin. Diane
WesUake led in the naa aalute
and the linginc of America •at
followed by the Invocation by tht
ii..v. E . D. Goodell, the ii..v. Ardys
Dean later giving th.! benedictiOn.
fler.,,. J oyce May Purcell, Arlene
Joyce Ragan. Anita Loube Coane,
Mary Joan Barrett, Patricia Ruth
Cox, Mary Diane Patterson, Vir·
ginia Lee Stroup. Diane Sedinger,
1'1argaret ~1ary Howe, Carrol
Fitch Pierson, Mary Kay Morris,
lt'Iary Morales, 'Joan Beverly Mohr,
.,hyllis W . Mostyn-Wa\kins, Sony1
F. Johnl, Maxine Henrietta Hart
man. Kathleen H. Meston, Luella
Joyce Leater, Mary Catherine
er.is. -Lou Fiero. J""""" UOioru Dye, Patr'tda Janett·-.
Williams, Mary Ann Mofty. Janel
J . Hill, Joan l>tlrleoe Benbow,
Donna Lee Stine. Beverly Jeall
Bechtold, Nancy L Snyder, Bar-
den Claire Greenleaf.
Anaheim P .-T . A. coundJ u ·the Mr. and Mn. Robert E. Mc>--t organization. cann, 305 South HW awn~
Linton Simmons county super-Pasadena, formerly of. 'l'\en--._
lntendent of ..,.,;.,Is. explained China. and later of t.ido Ialeo .,..
the proposal and stated that rom-· nounce the engaaement of their
plete college H&rds of all COUnty daughter Barbara LoulR to pfc.
students are available at their Lewis C Jano, U. S. Army Medi·
local high schools and from this cal corps. son or Mn. Darotb:r
source information 0 to whom Jano ot San Joee. No da.~e has
should be awarded the $500 yet been set . f~ the weddina-
scholarshlp may be obtained. The bride-to-be ii a graduate
Vacation Time •
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The main part of the Pt-am
wu "Glimpses Into the Fu~ ...
purporting to be ·the graduatee
Guest.a present were the Mes-as they wU1 be in 1966, holdini
dames Gordon Findlay, Isbell, a reunion and telling ot their ac--
Ralph Mas.key, Sally P eyton. Obed Uvltles of that -time. Cleverly
Lucas, Spalding Eastman, H . R. l written and# presented. it brought
Ring. Nolder , Warren • Fletche r . 1 into the dialogue plans for the
Phil Neary, Campbell, H elen Gu-future and memor able incidents
thier, Lutz, Jack Zefler, P auJ Hall. of the past. Incorpora ted in it
Robert Powell, G . E. Tohill, Mc· was a reading, and transcribed
Fadden, George Lowe, Betty broadcast, of the prize-winning
Phillips. Harold Caldwell, Rod· poem, 'The Stallion, written by
er ick Burnham, Cameron Thom Robert Hei fetz. one of the gradu~
and Everett Morris. ates.
Delegates who attended the of Newport Harbor Union Hiah
state mnvention of the California school of the claa of '42. She
C.Ongress at San Francisco made attended. Oregon State coUece _..
their reports and atnong them on June 3 creduated frun F\>
were Mrs. Jerrold Spang\er of mona college. Her fiance-~ •
Udo Isle, v:loe president of the on the Army Speeial Trainlna
Newport Harbor Union High program at Oregon State and
School Parent-Teacher usodation, plans to resume hil pre-medical
who reported on the magazine studies at San Jose State coUece Mrs. Heinz Kais er Mbo Elhoor H-rt. daugh~r or dinner. following his pending clilcllarp.
M.r. and ~In. Charles E. Hobart, . Mn. A. E . Siphttd of Orange H ost ess at Eact• Bock. w-man-tap to presided at the morning session All kinda typewriter ri-1n Bridge Lunch eon O<>orge M. Uol•~ln m. !1% Via of which the scheduled program •tock at the News-TlmeL
U do, Nonie, will take plaee on was: Pledge of Allegia nce. Mrs. -============::; Mrs. Heinz Kaiser e nte rtained J uly' U. R. Deane Smiley, citizenship chair-t
Wednesday witQ_ a bridge lunch-man: tnspiR6onal reading. Mrs.
eon. 1ruests arriving to rind the Grange Planning Monln Schrader. character and attractively arranged tables set
outside at the hostess' new home Fa1·r Exh1"b1"ts ,· CPS splrltwil ";·education chairman : welcome Nn:. R. R. Roehm. presi-
a t Elden and \'irgi.nia streets. It Spea ker Sl ated dent--.::..;s'&n council; response.
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Orkin's 1793 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Department Store •
Dessert Bridge for
Church Benefit
To Be Held June 19
Sponsored by the \Vomen's Aux-
iliary of St. James Eplscopal
church . a church benefit dessert
bridge u'ill be held \Vednesday.
June 19 at. the W omen's club-
house, Costa Mesa.
There wtlJ be door and table
prizes and tickets are $1 . They
may be ha d from Mrs. Oinning-
ham. president of the auxiliary,
from any member of the com-
mittee or a ny m ember of the aux-
iliary. Mrs. Charlea McAJary is
committee chairman and members
are the ?.1esdames George Hol·
stein, Dixon Smith, F . E . Finster,
C. A. Case and J . M . Campbell.
Margaret L. Scharle
(Member Music Teachers' Assn.
of California)
Teacher of P iano
Organist • Accompanist
Studio: S0'1 Goldenrod Avenue
Corona del Mar
PHONE: HARBOR 1046
Following came the valedictory
address by Diane Patterson.
daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Patterson of Newport Island, and
the presentation of the American
Legion awards by Commander
Don Durant. He stated that it
had been a difficult decision but
the u>inners finally named ,..,ere
Mary Ann Morey and Ralph Erwin
Wells.
h1ichael Smith gavl" a trumpet
solo a nd there were numbers by
the eighth grade mixed chorus
and the eighth grade Girls' Glee
club under the direct.ion of l\1ary
Batten Steffensen, The Lord's
Prayer (Malotte) beortg notably
lovely. Accompaniments \vere:f>y
Miss Clara Spelman.
was the first time she had enter-u-. ·.lohn~~g, Vernon, district
tained "'ith a party since return-:=~tan.an : business; con-ing from England \\»he re she spent The Home Economics section ..-...-~-Ls
two m onths \'iSitlng relatives. of the Costa Mesa Grange met ventlon ~u;; by , de.legates.
Both bridge and rununy were 1 last week for an all-day session ;.;.. lnvi~ was extended by
played, v.•ith !t1rs. Lew \Vallace at the home of Mrs. Mary Wil-the: ~t~ent·Teacher asso-
first for bridge and Miss Frances Iiams. East 20th street with 16 c;fatltisJI, of, the Harbor district to
Damoth second while Mrs. S . A. present. hfembc>rs brought sand-the l'our<tt.' District. to hold the
Meyer received first prize at wiches and dessert \\·as furnish-Now!inber·.·meeting at Newport
rummy. ed. by the hostess. H~ ~on H igh school.
Present v.'ere Mrs. Elizabeth The time was spent setting up A pot•JUck luncheon was serv-
Weissman of Los Angeles. house-and \Vorking on a pretty quilt ed. at 12:30 _p.m. with coffee and
guest of the E. I. Moores; Miss which \vill be raffled off at the rolls turni.shed by the · hostess
Frances Damoth a nd the Mes-fall bazaar. and the Grange as a c:ouncU.
dames Meyer, Wallace, 0 . M. whole is also planning a booth at From the Newport Harbor
Campbell. L. V. Llnsenbard, the Assistance League Orange UnJon High ·School P .-T . A. were
Henry Egger t. J . A. Gant, C. B. County Fair a nd Horse Show, to t he president, Mrs. Wesley Fow·
Rudd, Charles Hand, P. V. Parkes, be held June 21, 22 and 23 .at Jer and the vice president, Mrs.
Bertha Tillotson. E. I . Moore, Sam the Santa Ana m unicipal bo\vl. Spangler . From the Newport
Kinsfather a nd Fred Catlin. There are four Granges in the Grammar School Pare nt-Teacher
Brookings V ariet..v
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Principal H . O . Ensign pre-
sented the graduatin2 class to Mr.
Dodd. Y.'ho gave diplomas to the
Mrs. Rita Boardman
Hostess for
Get-Togethers
county and each will have a booth associa tion were Mrs. Edgar Hill,
with farm exhibits. president; Mrs. Wilbur Buck, sec-Open E\•eninrs. Except Monday
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Wayne James \Velty, Lyle A.
Hilmerson. James Jay Norek.
Dona.Id L. Standage, Jack Charles Mrs. Rita Boardman cntertain-
Reed, Roger Alan Welsh, Cabel ed memben. of the Get-Together
Braden Finch. Leonard Timber· club Wedne!day for an a ll-day
lake, Rober t Thomas Hayn<'S session at her home on Onyx
Donald L. Bayliss, Floyd Kenneth avenue, Balboa Island. Sweet
Duncan, Allen Theodore Pedersen.I peas, dahlias· and other garden
Adrian Gordon Robertson. A1-flov.•ers were used for decora-
phonso L . Portillo. Marvin Lloyd tions and a prettily appointed
Smit h, Donald Lee Cantrell, Har-11uncheon was served at noon.
lo"' Thorne Richardson. l Current events were discussed
bers are asked to attend the
meeting to hear a !peaker from
the C. P . S . at Sacramento who
will talk on the health insurance
pla n.
The next meeting of the Home
Economic section will be June 18
v.'ith Mrs. Parsons. Pllf'Sons road.
New Grandchild for
The Walter Spice rs
Individuality for the "Mother-to -be -·
If w e don 't have it, we ma~t' it, you see!
CfJonna,ctlt[arie S liopp e
515 N. Main SL Arcade Bide. Pbone 3608
Stephen Al bert Sailors, Robert and pla ns were made for the. club ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 Stephen Pridham. Rodney J,..ee to dine in Los Angeles later in
; 1 Smith, James C. Ibbotson, Donald the month and attend a perform-
1 Warren, Ketcham. Charles Nich-ance of Bloomer Girl.
Mr. and ?.lrs. R obert M. Allen !~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~====;;====-:. jr. of San Marino are announcing I
the birth of a son, Scott H azzard
Allan, their second son and the
second grandchild for ~1r. and
Mrs. \Vatter Spicer, 33 Harbor Isl-
and. He was born on May Zl. Youngsters of Balboa and Vicinity
Will Have the Chance of
Coming Inio. their Own in
BEAUTY AND HEALTH
This Week When Registrations
f or the
''~ddies Karnival''
sponsored by the Pythian Sisters of
Orange <}lunty
REGISTRATIONS TAKEN UP TO
.JUNE 15, from 10 LID. to 5:SO p.m.
at lhe
'BOBBY SHOP
11 1 East Centn.I Ave.
In Balboa
Baby Beauty Show= be
THE LAST WEEK OF JUNE. It is to be super-
vised by five judges who will grade· the babies on
natural beauty of form and feature alone. Brief
costumes such as sun suits or bathing suits are the
only requirements and children will compete only
with other tots approximately their own age.
From each age class there will be selected one boy
and one girl. From these winners Miss and Mas-
ter Bal.boa will be selected on the stage at a Coro-
nation Pageant. Blue ribbons will be presented to
the winners while Miss and Master Balboa will re-
ceive trophies.
Date of t4e Coronation P8gQllt to be
Announced Later at which t:tm. tM mo1t
OUtstandinc children will be
crowned and presented with trophies, blue ribbons and
other awards. Every mtrant is to receive a physical ex~
amlnatl<>n. 'lbooe judged ~ fit will rt<:elw either
a blue ribbon dlpk\ma or &Old Rel Cfttiflca~ aocordlnc
to their K'Ore.
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GIVEN-
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. Health
Examinations
Beauty
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olas Slaughter . Jack W. Ehlen. \Vi th schools closed: this was
J E'rry Duane Blue, William t>. the last regular meeting of .the
Clancy. \-Villiam Wayne Jackson. year and other gatherings will
Michael Smith, James Harold take the form of picnics with
! Hitchman, Ralph Erv.rin Wells, children included in the fun.
Robert J . Heifetz, Gene Mc-'nlose prese nt v.•ere the Mes·
Masters, \Vil Ham J . Hamm. dames Rosemary Smith. Santa
1 Beverly 1'tae Davenport, Pa-Ana : Eliz.abet_h Belmont, Oran~e;
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tricia Josephine Quigley. Lura J Helen Mlrk?Vlch, Mildred Merrill.
life(' Landfield Diane Louise Gor-Lela h1cM1llan, Nina \Valters,
don, Margaret ' Rose Keller. Diane I Doris Jesko, E d Zube and the
Louise \Vestlake. Barbara Jane hostess.
Brownie, Dorothy Mae Joyner , --------
Launa Barbara Patton, Jack
Walter Clark, FredC"rick L. Guard, Picnic Luncheon
Norman L. Myers. Norman Lee 1 Mrs. Robert Ross, 1028 West
Miller , Ronald La.Verne Jackson. 1 Ocean Front, entertained the
Don Carlos Brent, \Villiam David second book section of the Santa
Joyce. Ana ~11 club Wednesday for a
Nancy Lou Walter, Katherine picnic luncheon in the conserva·
Louise Rabbitt. Bette Ann Stat· tory of her home, thirty mem·
114W.4•St -PASADENA
bers being present. Mrs.. Sam
Nau gave • travel talk cm South
Africa.
A marriage license was issued
this week to Douglas Gordon Mur·
ray, 25, Corona del Mar, and Joyce
Betty June Braun, 20, Abilene,
Texas.
LONG BEA.CB
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Mrs. Allan is the former H ar-
riet Spicer . Her husband is well
knowrl in yachting circles and has
sailed in nationa l and interna-
tional races. While stationed o n
the east coast he sailed in Star
boat races on Long Island Sound
and also at Chicago, and since
returning home has en tered in t.he
Rhodes events. Mr. Spicer ls
head of the Bay State Lumber
oompany, Coast highway.
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stock at the NeVll&-Times.
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