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MESA-BEACH? Dick Pat-
1 terson1 former city en-
gineer and ooe of the best in-
formed officials on Newport
Har)>or in the state, told a
Rotary group the other night
tha~ the most important de-
velopment before the com-
munity was that of the Up-
per Bay. He believed that
more could be accomplished
by combining the resources
ot the Mesa and the Beach
than by each going ahead
separately. He did not take
sides on in corpora ti on or an-
nexation, despite the fact
that he was employed by t he
Mesa C. of C. to make a sur-
vey but he did feel that the
gro;vth of the district was
moiie important than the
fights or jealousies of the
two groups, recalling the old
Los Angeles • Long Beach
Jeua. Patterson pointed out that
' approximately 1500 ac.res
comprised the corporate hm-
its of Newport Beach and
that a similar acreage was
contemplated for Mesa incor-
poration. Many arguers,
pro and con, put in their
twe>-bits worth. among them
being Col. Franklin, Sam
Meye r. Harold Grauel, Bra-.
den Finch. Hub Howe. Clyan
Hall. etc., but what the forty
or fifty business men wanted
to find out was the proper
thing to do for the best in-
terests of the community.
That is something our ciyjc
leaders should A L \V A Y S
have in mind-thousands of
ne\t citizens are no~ lnte~est'fd fo r a single mmute m
thei pet peeves and disputes
of 1>ld timers and those of us
with those ·thoughts still
rankling in our craniums,
should quietly step out of the
picture. • +
Postoffices. Seems that
every time I try to write
something about P . 0 . con-
solKlatjon, one \Vay or the
~ther, I put my foot way in.
Herb Kenny, Balboa post-
master, did not agree with
the statement that C.D.M.
would be deprived of its P :M.
mall. under the sub-station
plan. Said. in fact it would
receive it earlier. The n Bill
Adams,. Newport P . M .• ·de-
nied he was the on~ who
tried to consolidate the four
offices three years ago.
Pointed out that a league
posed of ladies promoted. the
move· that he was always willing to heed public re-
quests for jmprovement of
the service and that if Pl'9'
pie wanted it, all they had to
do was petition the proper
authorities. + + +
Balboa llland. Mr. Adams
also reported, as did Mr.
Kenny, that many Balboa
I.slanders want delivery serv-
ice! and have appealed to
various departments for it;
claim their efforts a re
blocked because some busl·
ness firms want people to
come to P . 0 . after their
mall. Tut, tut! Mr. Kenny
says his district gets ~ ll!'d
sometimes three. delivenes
a day. How come? Newport-
ers .. at least as far down as
30th street, only get one de-
livery, but. fiscal reports
show the Newport office is
larger and has one more car-
rier than Balboa. \Vhat do
we do. Mr. Adams, to get in-
creased delivery sernce? .
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Father's Day. 0 , boy. all
you fathers and near-pa.pas,
you had better wash your
necks Sunday so you can
-...~ that new tie without
getting it greasy or slopping
gravy on same ! Strongly
suspect the haberdashers,
etc. had a hand in putting oo
the Day to vie with Moth-
ell's Day, although President
~ said in 1924 that
ltS wide observance would eoltabllsh more intimate re-
lations between child and 'Dlid. And I wouldn't be so
mean as to report what ooe
strong-minded male dedan!d:
"that It was little more than
an excuse to buy hbn pres-
ents (with his money)." But .e\>ery Dad should promote 4-!r ccmradshlp with his ~ but why wait
8hd do It only one clay In the >l-!
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EMBRACING BALBOA PENINSULA, WEST NEWPORT, SEA SHORE COLONY, UDO ISLE, NEWPORT HEIGHTS, BALBOA ISLAND, CORONA DEL MAR, COSTA MESA
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Urge Devolopment of Upper Newport Bay
Jet Pilots fly to Capitol,
Return to Riverside Field
In Historic One-Day Flight
Jet Plane Flyers
Were Guests at Balboa
Fete on Saturday
Another Radio Stolen
Mn. K E. Summon d Route
3, Box 429, Anaheim, reported to
police that -portable ndlo .... stolen trom the bNd1 at a.-
do! Mar. Lut ...-a portable
ndlo WU reprted stolen tbere
trom•O. R. Haan d Santa Ana.
BICY.cLE FOUND
County Harbor Commission
Seeks Federal Cooperation
For Big Dredging Project
Report Packed With. Supported Factual Data
and Backed Up by Many Endorsements Is
Submitted to U. S. Engineers' Small
Harbors Conference at Long Beach
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or .. ttzs (Juda -• -VuWty .. II ml -Mesan Home "WE INVxn: YOU TO BROWSE AROUND"
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Steelers Lose =..: ~ ooa••"'-tar
First Round in 1nc1~ ~ ~ =-~
Softball League Dodlon. pitcher; B. ~lb;
' M. POol•, 3b; R-Cb...mlll. .. ,
IC. Poole, a; L. ReifsniderT' rf~ a w.1::~;!'~~~ u1 · 1ng teaps
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SANTA ANA, June 12.-Coota
----------------------Mesa continues to grow in new
The Stoelen frun Newport l>ryodal•, If; C. Donny, d . Beach, local entry In the ooftl>all
league now .~ in nel&hbor-
home population. l'tTmlts callinli:
ing dues, dropped • tint roun.i To Enter New Work
encounter with -·· s_.inc .--------------------------. for the erection or $36,024 worth Goods of Huntington Beach '!\-. .COSTA MESA, Juno 12.-~,
day nl&ht at the -Oil Oty diamond. Carl B. JohnSon, pastor of tho
8-3. ' Coota Mesa Community churdi, ALBACORE
For Canalng
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Orders Taken Now for Future Delivery
Phone Beacon 5387-W
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F. 6 B. PRODUCTS
445 Newport Blvd.
Wbol!t le COSTA Mn!A Retail
of new homes were recorded here
last week, the county recorder's
omce stated.
Permits were laued to the fol-
lowing persona: Frank Chapman,
1101 20th street. ~100 ; Clayton
Balley, 21932 Santa Ana avenue,
house and garage, $6412; W. L.
Palmer, 21922 Santa Ana avenue,
house and garage, $6412; Georae
DeRoullac of Santa Ana, Maa:-
nolia street eut of Westmlnlter
avenue, $3500; John Harris, 1952
Laurel str<et. $480!); Donald Cole-
man, 1691 Brnaclway, $3000; Al-
bert Dixon. 201 Westminster
avenue, $2500, and J. H. LaRue.
2231 Santa Ana avenue, convert
garage into home, $400.
The local squad got away to a wtll start his new duties as ~
flying st.art at the outset or · the dent of the Council of Pro-t
•ncount.er and Jed the Sport Good· Cburches of Orange counfy ..
.... :l-1, but found their clefftlle July 1-
dislntecratlng In the llnal cantol The council Is compooed of al
and took a sbellacldng. Erron Protestant churches In the county,
counted for se\."en runs )n one with 1~es.m.tatioft bued oa ona
inning and cost the ball game fnr minister and ono layman fnr ....
the locals, who took to th• dla-300 adherents.
Let's All Say • -•
''HAPPY FATHER'S DAY''
Drive CU'efully-Spare a Llte.
--------------------Bank of America Balboa Merchants' See Summer
Invest.s in Garden B sl R ·nec1 b R d C t To Dad This
Sunday with a
Jewelry Gift
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1heDOLL llOU2E
Excellent Cuisine • Ox:ktails
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Grove School Bonds U ness UI . Y , 08 U
Bank of America. together with There aeerns to be DO end io ~ improvement, excavation
Flnt National &nk in Santa Ana the trouble. that are vexing the of the !treet farther on certa1nl7
and First National Bank of Gar-merchanta of Balboa.. jeopardizes business interests
bl f find here." • den Grove, today purchued $250,-Faced with the pro em o -
000 Ga.rden Grove Union High Ing more parking space-for the ------
School District Bonds to finance increulng number of motoring Rea on vacation
construction and improvement of visitors t o that area, they found
school buildings and equipment. themselves In a more difficult
The banks bid for 1 'hi% bonds: position late Wednesday.
paying a premium ot $3.109. The 'They wer e informed that be-
bonds, dated June 1, 1946, mature ginning today, part of Central
$14 ,000 each year June 1, 1947 avenue". eastward from Coronado
to 1963, inclusive and $12,000 June to as far as "G" street, would
1, 1964. be tom up to make way for the
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• for the new telephone building. PHONE HARBOR 8'7
FOR SIGNS
BENEDICT
The Sign lllan
"This means." said one mer-
chant, "that our entire business
scht'dule for the summer will be
COSTA MESA, June 12.--Su-
perintendent of Schools Everett
Rea, Mrs. Rea and their children,
Everett Rea jr.. Evelyn a nd
Ralph, left yesterday tor Benton
Harbor, Mich.. where a family
reunion will be held ce'ntering
around Rea's mother, Mrs. Irene
Rea of Chicago. About 31 mem-
bers of the Rea family are ex-
pected to 'attend the event on the
shores Or Lake Michigan.
Watches -Pen & Pencil Sets -Rings
at
Harr' s Jewelry
AND WATCH REPAIR I
1821 Harbor _ Costa M-,
• BOAT LE'ITERING
A SPECIALTY ...
ruined. And ·to think that we l\1rs. Mary Batten Steffensen of
have invested thousands of dol-Corona del Mar was installing ot-
lars in Balboa, toO. What can ficer and Mrs. Walter Spicer of
we do-what can we do?" Harbor Island was one of the
I When the ne\\'S reached Presi-hostesses when the Musical Arts ~===================~~
dent C. R. Johnson and Thos. club installed,..
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offi ccT rsA recew· nbtlyl at f .-
~~~~~~~~~~~ Dugan, the latter secretary and the home of 1~ rs. . . tn 1g er, * I * = treasurer of• the new Balboa Im-
Marlne WQS
GENERA LREPAIB8
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provement association. they head-1-----'----------. I
ed straight to the grounds of the Wh s ff ? ' new telephone building. where y u er . !.-
they located E. H. Grimsley of
Santa Ana. Southern California
Telephone company ·inspector for
this area.
Grimsley, they said, confirmed
the' report, and added that work
of excavating the street and lay-
ing the new conduit and making
other changes would take all
summer.
"Jr the city's master plan for
re-routing traffic were now in
operation, the problem that now
confronts us would never have
happened," President Johnson
said today.
flaekache, B_.,M'hea. Paln1 In
Groin and Lep-Loa of Vital·
lty-"'Alwa19 Ttred"-Hlgb and
Low Blood Pre11u.re -"Sllp-
pl.ac'' -Growtnr Old · before
your Ume-Anemf• 8kln and
Kidney Aliment. .-pond quick·
ly to ov Exclllllve Technique
Without o~ Pain, Sursery
or InJecUona.
(loqalla&I-RES
B:r Appetatment
Dr. E. F. Ball. D. C., Ph.O.,
107 HDCI 8-
Nowport Beach, OalU.
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In these days\ ' . ~
41$ East Central Phone Harbor 2110 "We're in a grim position," Du-
gan declared. "It's more lerious
than you can r ealize. While the
Phone Barbor 1154 Bea.: Barbor 1191
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CMMrR ..... b:rAJI'~ or shortages there ~
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IDEAL GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR FATHER
Useful Gifts Serve a Two Fold Purpose
Your Rexal Stores Are Stocked With Many Items
"Father" Was Not Able to Purchase During the War
For the Smoke;.·
Pipes
Tobacco
Cigars
Hum idors
Cigarettes
Pipe Racks
Tobacco Pouches
Seaforth
GIFI' SETS
Conlllltlng of: Shaving
Mug, Lotion, Talc, Shav-
Ing Soap, Hairdressing,
~· Deodorant and Soa.p
Balboa
Phannacy
~~xull .~ ti::.:.
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(JJtHfi11l6
hilt IJttH
rpp_rtci11t1
FI NE & TOll.ITlllU
FOR MIN
'HIB'
AnD SHAVI LOTION
"Northwoocla Fragr-"
-<I cl9<m. .. 1r..bln9 fra-
<Jr"""9 aa bradn9 cmd ID-
'rigoratinc) aa a oprillg
mornlllq i D the north
woods. $1.00
For the Shaver
Gillette Razon
Shaving Brushes
Toilet Water
Razor Blades
Shaving Cream
'H 15'
COLOONI
The 111S' olric:tly -Jin• eschul•• "Nortb-
wooda Fra9rance" Co-I09M that i.nm a Int••
~ touch ID 90"d gr-
1D9-$1.00
Shaving Lotions
Sportman's.
Courtley's.
His.
After Shave.
NEWPORT
·DRUG STORES
Pen and Pencil
Sehl
Parker
Eversharp
Shaeffer
Brief Cases
Bill Folds
Poker Chips
BRUS~
Hair Brushes
Military Brushes
Oothes Brushes
Tooth Brushes
Harbor
Drmgs
C-del¥ar •
Pharmacy · ~, >.ull •
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telephone company building ls al'-----------
Announcing the New Vibrapac
' Buildin Units .. g
ALL SIZnl BUILDING U)IITS
Bric* wt OtiMpool Jtloaks .Now la Production
Walter Kline Concrete Products Co.
1560 Newport Ave.
YOUR PAINTING DONE NOW!
All Highly Skilled W_orkmen.
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Journeymen Painters, World War II seek-
your permanent good will and patronage
through the use of only 1st grade materials
and unexcelled workmanship at reasonable
' ' prices.
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PHONE L. L. BEAN
Harbor 2645
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DIESEL SERVICE
NEW 225 H. P. DIFSEI.S ON HAND
e W. AD WUllNG oaDm OJI mCJBT-AK'D LDT9
llA1'D aor.AftOJf' DD#81M nil 'IWl1' DfftAl.1,A ..
DOK& cw:& OP mocnGJf VMH&.
0. &•: 1111 B. P. fJ1•1nl llatel'9 N-.
See us for Inf~~ cm
. Vl!!ID Se,;aln Dtuela
D' 11 1 6-ater 8e4a al All .......
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omc.: Newpaoi 11188 ud N-poo1 ION-1' . , 5Ultllart.A'f! w .,._, • .,
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of Edison elec~icit7~
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more or ·it for your
' money th8n ever before~
Can you think of arq
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other living item tJl,at is l
so eaS)" to bU7 and use •••
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and that costs less :
than before the war?
EDISON COICP.<
llODWAJIZ .1.1. mas
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Now Offering
A CAmlplete Line
of Women's
and Men's
Expansion
Braceelts
As Low as
98c
Arvin's Jewelry Co.
116 Tweaty..-d SL
Newport Beach
Supervisors
Order Spans
For Canyons
SANTA ANA, June" 12.-The
Orange County Board of Supe<·
via.on this week ordered the com-
pletion of plans for the construc-
tion of six bridges in SllveraOO
canycn and one in Mod,Jeska can-
yon, to cost $60.000.
The board discarded. at sugges-
tion of Architect DonaJd R. War-
ren, consideration of p-oposals
that r-einforced concrete struc-
tures be built. Warren said that
this would increase the cost to
at lea.st $66,000 and there would
be difficulty ln obtaining rein·
forcing steel as well as sufficient
concrete.
Calif. Town Asks
Place 0n State Map
PE4RBLOSSOM-Evtt bear "' thb: town!
If not, tloo't look on the map,
for it lm't there at least on
moat maps. Of cOUrse, theft were
low maps p<OCIUC<d during the war
yean, but antldpetlnfi: a vmtable
flood of new maps IOOl'l, the Pear-
blouom Oimmunlty Improvement
Association and the P earblouom
Helgl\ta Mutual Water Company
have joined forces to put it on
every new mmmerd.al and travel
ntap laued.
Pearblossom has been a post-
office for 15 years. It experi-
enced a building boom and bu a1.l
the earmarks of a typlcal c.an.
fornJa community. The campaign
will also endea\IOI' to have the
name placed on highway signs as
well u on maps.
California Leads '47
Amer. Metals Meet Warren saJd that no guarantee __ _
that reinforcing steel would be SAN FRANCISCO-The Amer-
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You Can Get,
Pradically an
You Have Beea
Wanting in-
Wood and_,..
rotture Chairs.
-· Copy Holden.
Masonite Floor -.
Fire Proof ChestL
Swivel lack Chain _,w_llatk_
-I Smoking Skmcls.
-I Card filer.
FROM?
At your otace
equJpment head-
quarters, that baa
been aervin& you
for over 25 yean
-yes ot course
at-
1 any mill, but some mills have Metals Exposition here In 1947,
standard heavy beams on stock according to Bill Eisenman. na-
and could deliver them for the tional secretary of the Society. It
spans, so that the contract prob-will be he ld In the Civic Auditor-
ably can be let about September ium March 22·29, and noor plans
15. for exhibitors will be ready next
Meanwhile, plans proceeded for ! August. An attendance ot over
the county's calling of bids about 10.000 is anticipated, according to
September 1 for the construction Golden Gate chapter. A.S.M.,
of a $30,000 structure over San ! which is in charge of preparations.
Juan creek at San Juan Capis-
trano. This span. known •as Del Stat C f C S
Obispo bridge, will be financed e • 0 • ~S
chieny by the state. but county I Vet Influx to Cahf.
f4nds in a mount of S7500 \\·ill be
included. The county will call SAN FRANCISCO-More than
ror and let ,the contract on . ap-1 a million veterans of Wor ld War
p~oval of the state of the final I n will be Ji\'i ng in California as
bid. civili an residents by the end of
Completion date on Del Obispo this year . according to the re-
bridge was e xtended to December search department of t he Cali-
23 by the state. fornia State Cha mber of Com·
This span will r eplace the old mf'rce.
I\.1cKinley avenue structure which The report on economic con-
"·ashed out in flash floods a few ditlons states that since VJ-Day:
years ago. approximately 440.500 discharged
Natural Rubber From
Indies Arriving Here
vets have returned to civilian life
in this state. including 93.500 from
I other states. Veterans in Califor-
nia at !he clo9e of 1945 numbered
I 710.000, including 187.000 out-of·
For erunner of an anticipated staters.
200.000 tons during 1946, the first
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s hipment of plantation rubber to Robert William Hirtler . elec-
reach the U. S. in five years. was I trical tOr JX'doma n. second class.
unloaded recently at Los Angeles-son or Mr. and i\frs. \Villiam
Long Beach Harbor. The shipment Hirtlcr. West 19th str~t. Costa 1
of 2600 tons is sufficient to make J\·lesa, has received his discharge I
520.000 passenger car tirl'.'S, but arter ser\'ing over l\\'O years with
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• • I stead, according to U . S . Rubber SJX'nt at the ship repair base at Lumber and Building l\'laterials o[ficials who point out that this Guam.
year's imports of natural rubber Is --------Bay District lumber Co. o nly ont--l hird of the prewar an-Scotch tape, vario us sizes, on
nual volume.· sale at the News-Times . Phone Beacon. 5111
Ill OOAllT MORWAY AT THE ARCBE8
Laguna
federal Savings
and
Loan Association
IS NOW I N ITS NEW HOME
222 OCEAN AVENUE
We Will Welcome
Our Friends and Clients
of
Newport Beach and Vicinity
to
<9pen GJeouse
Wed1esd1y, T111rsday & Friday
J1ae 12, 13 and 14
BEGONIA SEEDLINGS
FOR PLANTING NOW
6 for $1
General Nursery Stock for the
Summer Garden
SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS
LANDSCAPING
Barbecue Charcoal
(Gardeners Available)
SMlTH RARE PLANT GARDENS
AND NURSERY
Newport Blvd. ud Old Sula Ana R....i
Phone: Beacon 5170
Prepare NOW
for "Cooler Weather" this fall!
FLOOR f'URNACES
Floor and Dual Wall Types
El...,.&•le SAVE 10°/o ·-Gao nllod ON --FURNACES Owwww._. ........... Twmr -.w.u. If ..... IN8TAI.l~D DUIUNO
~ JUNE OR JULY -
PERRY'S~ca
Oar• Idol -
Rem tations Taken
For Dessert Bridge
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P.APALMER
LIDO ISLE PPa£1Q'.lf.S ·----
Santa Anan
Builds New
Lido Home
Rfterva-an bolnc taken
for the church benefit tleaert
bridle to be held at the Women's
clu-. Coot.a Men. Wednes-
day, June 19 under the ._.
ship of the Women'• Auxiliary of
St. James Epilcopal church.
Mn. Oiarles McAlary of Costa
Mesa ii general chairman and
others on her committee are the
Mesdames Dixon Smith, ~
Holstein, Ed 'Rogen, F. E. Fin-
ster, C. A. CMe and J . M. Camp-
bell. 11.ckets may be obtained
from any member of the com-
mittee or any member of the aux-
iliary.
w 0. »UCX-Insur= Counselor
Permits calling ·foe-building
work valued at $46,EO> were
issued by the office of Chief
Building Inspect.or A. M. Nelson
up to Wednesday noon.
Walter E. Blair ot 2426 Helio-
trope avenue, Santa Ana. filed
plans for a $16,000 two-story,
seven-room residence, with a two--
car garage, to be erected at 125
Vla Nice, Udo Isle.
John Smoltz of 113\!o 29th
street, Newport Beach, t11ed plans
for a two-story apartment, double
garage and laundry room at th~
same adc:lreu. $7000.
Mrs. M. L. Bet'.:ker of 603 1'lar-
guerite avenue. Corona del Mar,
flied plans for a o ne-story, sin gle
Mn. Andy Durocher of Newport
Island left by plane for Detroit
where she will visit a month at
her old home. She also plans to
visit Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Mc-
A-1500 ~.4.il
3333 VU. LIDO CALIFORNIA
6f3alboa rlr et
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!01 llaln
._ Clloatele
l'h. Rarlaor 85
Donald ln Detroit. Mrs. McDonald ,,.. _______________ .._ _______ _
is the former Ruth Farnham of ll
Newport Island.
family house, at the same ad-All kinds typewriter r ibbons in
dress, $7000. stock at the News-Timcs. GORDON B. FINDLAY
Corliss and Jane Leonard of ----------
Huntington Park, filed i>lans for a
CONT&ACl'OB AND llUILDEB
om..: sue o...t Bl..t. one-story, single family dwelling
at 4400 Ocean Front, Newport 1
Beach. $4200.
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Phon~ Beacon 5824
Newport & Costa Ml!"& CABINET SHOP SERVICE
CABINETS AND MILLWORK
Mrs. John McMillan of Ne"'1>0rt
H eights is s~nding several days
in El Segundo with her parents.
l\>lr . and ?\1rs. R. L. Dole.
CAB CO. T. C. J OHNSON, Supt.
24-Honr Service Phone: Harbor !S88·.I
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2 cooli•& bever1ge1
for w1r• d1ys
If you're seekin1 ways to red uce the
temperature these day•, then look
to our rerreshing notes on iced leA
drinks , They're guara nteed to make
the warmest days seem fair a nd
cooler.
ICED TEA -Fo r truly delicious.
full-fla vored iced tea, always make
it fresh and in d6uble strength. Allow
1 ~to 2 teaspoons tea for each s tand-
ard measuring cup of boiling water.
Pour the ""'Bier, freshly boilin&. over
tea in heated earthenware, china,
pottery, or a lass container. cover a nd
steep 5 minutes. Strain immediately
and pour o ve r crac ked ice or ice
cube..
SP-ICED TEA -Pour 4cupsfreshly
boiling water O\'C r 8 teaspooTUll tea
in heated container. A .. 2 or 3 mint
leaves and ~ tea•p~ allapice.
Cover a nd steep 5 minutes. Strain
immediately and add l cup orange
juice and ~ cup lemon ju.ice. Pour
over ice a nd aweeten to taate with
honey or 1u1ar. Serves 6 1enerouaJ:y.
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Thil complete. and colorful manual
containe tharou&b directions about
ca.nnin1 and f.reain& all kinds of food-
fruiu., vept.abhs, ma ta, poultry, filh.
Everythins you. nMd to .. you &.hrou.sh
the entire cannin1 _.,... is included in
thiia oonci9e, authoritative booklet. lt'a
all yours for a di ..... Just amd lOc ia
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•'llAIL THIS COllPOITOllAY'•
r., c....i Dralle. Dinctcr
TM Hem.-..• .. • aw. eo.1110 SU ,.,._-. Calif.
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Sf-r,·ed hot o r iced, Tea i1
• year-round favorite •..
a 1-ie,·erage "·ith a lift, a
compliment to the food on
your table. Be sure to k~p
a supp l~· o f your favorite
kind o{ tea on hand.
CANTERBURY TEA ~~o Pekoe •ncl Orange P~koe. B~ 8aYor and fragrant 1/4-lb.
pkg. lllU bouquet. ~·lb. pac~, 43e. l *'--package, lie.
BLACK TU BIGS To Canterbury Brand. Choiee yoang lea>"* in filter.paper pk'.:;. of
8 l.ag1 bag. Package of 16 bags, 13e.. Pack-°' J baga, 36c.
!~e'-af !.~~~!~ ~leded, lender, pk~. of
young leavee. Each tea ball in Nllitary ea•elope. 16 uall1 17°
LIPTON'S TEA 2&c: Choice blend of P ekoe and 0....., Pekoe tea leav.,.. V4-lb.
Equally good, hot or iced. !oi.U.. pack..,, Slc. pkg.
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Mason Tars u ........
12 Q1.10rt }or., 7 Jc. 12 1tl ..gotlon jars,. I .o&. Jar Caps · _ 1•
JarLids _ •
Coffee Jar Lids _ •
Coffee Jar Caps _ 1 ..
Parowax 2•.a.21--Jels Rite .__ 11•
Certo 1..,....,.1•
~ Offw. Buy 2 bottta for )le. Gal
thifd bott'9 for Jc.
Powdered Pectin 3 !: 21-
M.c. '· lf'Ol'ld.
CANTALOUPES
Very 1weeL Serve i-'d (• laa kfoyt
POTATOES
LEMONS
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Light Globes ....... -::,: II"
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J!:: IU~ see the Air Criminals tdc!!thw~kr:;, County "Harbor. Commission ~~E~ wa·nt Ads ~~~=
Corona del Mar
Malt Shop
m. Given Leave Seek Fed 1· c t• 7 bued on the l&l'lte scale clredginc BUlllNDlll GCID& 11 strippnc. Excluaive territory, m~ l~ en::;:;~~ Mn. Susan Rutherford. who haS s era oopera ion ~haw noted the total m1t FOR A REJJABI.£ Paint Job on w:O ~ ==:.:-:.pel'~=
bend dvlllan violators oL llt&te been chairman of ""'®ctlon for of dredging In the ~ Bay ..,.. your home, call Beacon 5330 alst with house work and cue ~n~~to:-a~~'!; ~ ~~~:., ~.~ e": For B·1g Dredg·1ng Pro1·e· ct · =t !!~: ~~ng~ afterP
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1Np.m.TERS and l():U( offof ~ ~:~;ee1' ~ Hllo...tmpway
• Old fasbloned mall>
We -just thb.
Orange county police In Santa have a leave of absence for a lime several causes. La.ck of adequate
Ana Tuesday. because of illness andh Chalrmanted funds at any one time, the fact DECORATORS WAN'I'FD-Woman to help With •-w A. M Jurgen Lottnwm as appom · h man all housework. Half cloys, COme at FBI Speci~t . . Ul'· .___ Phoebe ?tf .. 111 ... an to take Once t he atta is sufficiently that t ere were Y an con· 2 o'clock. Off after dinner. No -------------I phy of San said that the ~~ .....,. <Cool'nued from P1l«e 1' deepened fllrther maintenance traps, and that the several con-R. E, ANDERSON
Navy haa ma ammeementa to ~~-Mulll•an _, __,.,.Uon not , and will not be OVP'looked or dredging llhould be . Vft'Y ....,\ote. tracts were awarded by different Paint O>ntnctor small cblldren. Must be plaln
EY1 usi.t In •!lift-oL aerial =~ • ·-'"~-under...,.tlmated. W dvlaed tha aerl Interests '!be average coat per cook, Phone Harbor 682 fat ap-Wlll ~ REfRIGEJ\llTIDn criminala. Low f]ylns lo a mlode-chairman at Corona de! Mar and Up to this time, June, 1946, the e are a t a es public Y~ wu probably higher __:_Ph_,.;.on,;e_Be_a_con_57!Kl-J ____ 47_-_uc polnm-L 46:4tc
meanor and drunk Dyin& J:s a fel-has served thoulands of hours comt of harbor improvement works of borings bu been made 1n the than would be necessary in carry-HELP W ANTED--Glrl to help ERVICE CDffiPURY ony It wu pointed .,.,t, He asked during the war yean. She Is ask-In the Lo-. Newpurt Bay area, Upper Bay region and nothlnr; Ing out a uniform progn,m on a PAINTING and DECORATING with houaekeeplnc, ~-time.
-' 11m ... ' tlon of pollce chlefJo and Ing that all Red Crosa worken h u toWed appnodmately $4 000 has been encountered whicb ml&bt 1 scale and by doln the k By the hour or job, Bay Front house. Call at 81' -'C .. -• coopora f th Harbor district a ttend a • .-lead to the belld that this dredg-&l1tO I wor "-·•-
-~ ~ (loo-. ... -sh"':iff• In preventing dnmb from ~ !:z_ ally to be held Wed-000. Of this amount, about $,l Ina would be difficult or expemlve. at one time," the report goes on. Also ,,,....,__ W. Bay, Bal-. 46-Uc
Tompo<ary Phone Day 6154 La· flying dvll alttraft and In allllft-r 400,000 wu spent for construe: adding that the present develop-Call Harbor BIOl-J-2 HELP
11\lnA Reed\; ~. NIO>L llllSl hending penmo suDt '1"I ftolatlDc .-day, J1me 19 at 1 p.m. at the tion of jetties and $147,000 -Evidence Is all to the contrary, ed area of the toWer Bay acc<ird-~ 1 to 5 p.m. aboutw2~T:,' :;';. ~
Lacuna Beedl other d vU !lylnc la-Corona de! Mar~~ fib!": expended far Santa Ana r h"1' di-~:i,~ appoan to be readily Ing to a letter from th~ harbor "'8tt Ing, S:S.OO per clay. Apply Geo. C -;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,/ will be out at e · w --• version, leaving 1-than 12.· T,,..,., ',...,__ the ..........,,, muter now accommodates oome 1 ---S-I_G_N-~P-AINT-==~IN~G--Hiner, N--'-r, 46-2tp a lo Just off Coast Highway, ~ 500 000 u the coat of the -era1 """"' -... ....-···-2llOO ' Is with _,,_, •• --~ • ... aD who have done Red O-OU work ' machinery and equipment de-vnae · ~ on ,uie HELP WANTED W ,~
Burton's Paint Store
Now in Their New Hon1e
On Newport Blvd. near 16th Street
• The Only Exclusive
Paint, Wall Paper and
Venetian Blind Store
in the Harbor Area
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE
Balboa's
urzed to attend. dredsing programs. veloped by encineen during the way for accommodating 150 more, Boa Trucks Wlndowa llftl"l'al -k. run°"':~
""' No 1-.....,.._ war the problem of ttmOVal of roughly a toW of 3000 crafL "It w':iu and BunetlnL ~ • It lo important to keep In mind the '1.arge volume of dredged ma, i. believed that the Upper Bay time, liw In or out, Good -..., To Enter New Work that any plan for Upper Bay d~ terial llhould be a simple and not area would be able to accommo-Raised ~~!,"i.'t'~ and ~;!f In family. Ph. H~
COSTA MESA, June 12.-Rev.
Carl B. Johnson, putor of tho
Ccota Mesa Community church.
wW at.art h1I MW duties u presi-
dent of the Coundl of Protestant
Churches of Orance rounty oa
July L
The coundl Is oompooed of all
Protestant churches In the county,
with ttprt:eent&Uon baled on one.
mJntater and one layman tOI' ead
300 adherent..
velopment will not requlre pre>-too expma.ive matter ' date at leut the same num.ber. LACHMEYER
vision for two of the ab<M! ltema. A con>plet~ plan '.wtuc11 would and with careful study ot the AL
Th<Te att no expensive jettl .. to provide for the awardlnc of l&l'lte plant for development this nun>-1726 West Central
be bulJL no river !low to be di-contracta, and for doln1 the work ber ml&bt e""1 be !n<nued." Hari>cr 12eM
verted. on a ~,.'°"' ICale, should bring It may be pointed out that fa-COOPERATIVE
The extmnon of the develop-the COit per yard to a re:uomble clllties for mnatructlon and re-
ment from the alnady hlahly Im-ncure. Without a detailed onct· PAlr can prabably be """"' econ-ROOFING CO.
prowd ~ Bay Into the Upper neertng plan It would be dlf!lclllt omtcally provided near an area al-
.Atta and the conatruct1on of a to estimate the yardq:e to be ~ ttady improved. and ""°"' there New and Repair
high level highway bridge att the moved. and of coune. the volwne Is alttady a great aggregation of
major problems Involved. of material will depend upon the crafL than would be posllble In Phone ~M
The bridge m,.t be a major depth to be dredged and the par-detached areu. This i. an Im-218 E. 20tll SL, Ooota Id ...
constcleratlon. Traf!lc on this tlcular plan adopted. portant argument for Increasing )():Uc
highway 101& ttachel ti:enen-Soa'•ted. the tadUtle1 tn Utla already esta~ ___ P_A_l_N_T_l_N_G_
All kinds typewriter ribbons In dolls proportions, and such a It Is suggest ed that perhapo an llohed general area. An lncreue
•tock at the News~Timel. bridge should be adequate to Mavy overall depth of 10 feet would be in valuations in the area auggest-12 Years Service ln Newport
civUlan demands u well u mill-the economical depth for dredg-ed for improvement should follow HH~•bor HAttaall
tary needs. for the tJ.lghway con-tng the get~ pattern of the lnaease
nects two vttal navjll and mill· This depth, which might appear of valuations ln the Lower area PAINTING NTR.A.CJ'OR
tary areu at San !llego and a t more than abeolutely necessary at referred to as Newport Harbor Phone Bee.oon .5259-J
Long Beach. i the inception of the project, s hould and the d ty of Newport Beach. 274 E . 19th Ctreet 24-tfr
ROOFS
SALESMEN -Ad,..,.tillng cam-
palsn now In effect. Ela:ellent
opportunity If you qualify, Aj)r
ply 508\lo No. Main St., Santa
Ana. Mia Bayer, -
BOAT
BUILDERS
$1:47 per hour
APPLIED OR llEPAuta>
f '1 t.>e F..tima tes &: Inapection
RENDEZVOUS I .___3602 _M:.;,,.'_· ~-1:.~. 1__;012-J
F ortunately, land etevatiom on be of advantage. It would take Letters from prominent harbor PAINTING ooHTaA.croa
either side of t he Upper Bay area care of washings trom fills, etc., manufacturers and yachtsmen -------------
are of adequate height . and the a nd t he cost of removal per yard supporting the h arbor commls-PAINTING -PAPER HANGINQ
engineering problem of provtdJng would be less because of the slon'1 contention that now is the and DEOORA.TING
a bridge satisfactory to t he larger volume . It would be un-feasible moment for development H. E . McDonald.
BALLROOM
'A \ A . NERICASNAL ~osr5ENSA110 //
SHOES
Repaired While Yoa Walt
Ray Pagan
515 East Bay Front
Next door to Bay View Cate
8a.m.tolp.m.
ROSSI'S
Liquor Store
100 Oout Blcbway
service which it will be called necessary to return and re-dredge of the Upper Bay accompanied 414 Old Conty Rd .. C.O.ta Meta
upon to furnish should not be dif· any areas for many years. Then the lengthy r eport. Phone Beacon 5013-J 85-tf<
ficult nor should it be too costly. too. larger and deeper draft boats Those who signed these letters TRANSPORTATION 11
A major factor of importance is could use the waters and the ex-wel'e R. L. Patterson of the eqgin-
that a part of the area surround· tra depth of water ~·ould help to eerlng firm o! P atterson & Boyle,
Ing Upper Newport Bay is already keep the water cleaner, and more Sant a Ana; Russell E. Craig of
ndequately furnished with do-sanitary and would provide better Corona del Mar. Nevrpor t Har-
mestic water from the ?.fetro-fishing conditions. borll)aster : Hubbar d C. Howe.
politan Water s:y5tem. The bal-Any improvement plan will president of the South Coast rom-
ance of the area can be readily probably call for the removal of pany. Newport Beach ; M. P . Klick
BICYCLES
Sold, Rented or Repaired.
VOGEL'S _
100 ?.fain St .. Balboa
208 Marine, Balboa llland.
94-tfc
supplied with water from this or about 10 million yards of ma-of Lido Isle, general manager of -------------1-8 other sources. Domestic water tena1: A certain partlon ot this the small boats di,ri.sion of the c8,;EA..;V,;T_l'_AID __ s ______ _
supply ts an Importan t factor in material will go to fill in islands Consolidated Steel Corp.. Ltd., C'OLD and MACHINLE.SS
all Southern California develo~ "'1thin the area and some will go Newpor t Beach ; Henry P. Grandin WAVES
ment projects. on nearby lands. but a share m ust of Newpor t Beach , commodore of 'nnting and Manicuring
In the Upper Bay Area there be disposed of on the ocean front. the Newpor t H arbor Yacht club. Evening Appt. Ph. Harbor l79--W
SEE MR. PETI'Y
SOUTH (X)AST CO.
NEWPORT BEACH
41 -J'Thc
HELP WANTED-Elderly ma·1 as
watchman on construction of
new telephone building In BaJ.
boa. 64 hours per week. See
Hams, 313 E. Central, ,Balboa.
46-tfc
is no stream en tering the Bay, Probably the larger amount will 'Also F . E . Beal of Los An-B ~h
and there Is little silting except have to go in the area west of geles, general manager of the Vi's eauty .... op openings nov.• for a few glrll OI
local run-off. This has been Ne,vport Pier . I t ls possible the Sani:hez-Wheeler Yacht company ll03 Coast Hiway, Corona del Mar woman with art training or abU·
DECORATORS
FINCH CERAMICS hu KAY
brought about ln a large measure disposal atta migh t be extended of Los Angeles; A. S. Richard-___________ 35-_t_fc ity. Ask for Miss Dierker, 121
c:": YOUNG BAND ..
vfa.t4 of tk · .
by the construction of check and some distance to the west with son, Eileen B. Richardson of the LOST AND FOUND H Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar.
hrmerl7 Oordoa'• Dnc Btore control dams and other de-silting advantage to the public beach con-A. s. Richardson Yach t Anchor-------------43-Uc
___ · _~ __ rv_._..,_Da_y ___ , I devieeeB aroEunAd c<he OBaNy reglosn. EcerAned. FOODl' :~~a 7i1:2~: ~%~~~::F:~~~'. Si~~ ~~~r£:¥Q~u~:.:~ __ Y_O_U_N_G_W __ O_M_E_N,;,,;,;,
Ll"ght Truck .,_ boa Island channel, Newport Bay; 2129 Miramar. Balboa. 46-2tp Telephone ope rating
Harry CUiver of Newport Beach: l'!MPLOYMENT WANTED u p ositi ons arc available • Roger S . Watson. head of the for haubng Watson Boats division of the P ly-LIGHT house wor k by the hour, to you in your OWTI
By the Hour NOW In woOO. Fabricators, Inc., Newport ironing or care of children eves. •t Beach: Norman Wllson, manager Phone Harbor 1023-J , ask tor COIDIDUnl y.
Plloao Bubor 111'12·1 of Hubbard's Yacht Landing com-Mrs. Henneberry. 4~tfc Starting pay is good,
pany, Newport Beach ; R. M. Allen
16·A~TIST·\6
Fri,, June 14, Sal, June 15
COMING: Fri., June 21 & Sal, June 22 -Bob Crosby
Boat Owners •••
Canvas
By the Yard
Wide Widths-All Lengths
Santa Ana
Tent & Awning Co.
1629 So, Ila.In St.
Phoae 207
SANTA ANA
Expert
Radio Service
Pllone JleaC>Oll 15816
Palmer Radio
AND ELIXJTRIO
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OOllTA -·
For-the Ultimate in Beauty Care , , • Phone Harbor 1827
VIRGINIA BELL'S
Mariska House of Beady
lMN llariM Aw., ........ h!nw' .
HAIR STYLING AND HAIR SHAPING
by Gene
SWEDISH MASSAGE BATHS THERAPY
VIRGINIA BELL OF BALBOA ISLAND
AlSO P.il.M SPRINGS AND LONG BEACH
-Open Dally E'lr<Jft SUndqt--
NEW LOCATION
1135 Coast Highway Port Orange
Fresh Sea Food Cocktails
With Arnaud's and Norton's Sauces
We Still Feature:
• COOKED LOBSTER
Fresh and Smoked
Seafoods
jr., yachtsma n. Newport Beach : PUBLIC NOTICE experie nce i s n o t required
and Herman I. Ranney of Pla· :....===-'....:..:::...:.==----
centla. sports fisherman. NOTICE OF INTENTION Frequent i ncr e ases.
TO ENGAGE IN THE Vacations with pay,
Quality Lumber
and
Building Material•
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COSTA MESA
LUMBER CO,
A. E. HOSTETLER
none BeMGll 8015
SALE OF ALCOHOL, Advancement
IC BEVERAGES, o pportunities,
June 12, 1946
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that fif·
teen days after the date posted,
the undersigned propoaes to sell
alcoholic beverages a.t these prem-,
laes, described as follOWI :
Fishing Boat "ESTHER MAY,"
ll35 Coast Highway, Newport
Beach, Ca.1ifornla.
Pursuant to such intention, the
Apply
100 E . Bay Ave,, Balboa
514 \lo N. Main SL, Santa Ana
O<
Aak the operator for the
Chief Operator
Southern California
Telephone Compa11y
42-Uc
undersigned ls applying to the ------------
TIDE T .i\BLES State Board of Equalization for SALE MISCELLANEOUS M
IUNE, .1"8 tasuance on original application FOR SALE-High oven, 4-bumer of an alcoholic beverage license • Hl&h Low High Low for t hese premises as follows : 1tove, $25. 1249 W. Central Ave.,
F 14 9 :39 3:21 8:U 1:11 ON SALE BEER. Newport Beach. 47-ltc
3.4 -0,5 5.8 2.2 Anyone desiring to irotest the FOR SALE-% h.p. electric mo-s 15 10:32 3:55 8:58 1:'1 issuance of such license may tile tor, 14 ,000 rpm., 50 cycle. Phone
3.4 --015 5.7 2.5 a wllned protest with the State Harbor 281-W. 47-ltp ~=======================~!Su 16 11:18 · 4:31 9:18 1:14 Board of Equalization at Sacra-F OR SALE-Sunkist Junior J ulee
3.4 -CY.5 S.6 2.6 mento, California. stating groundl Extractor, 215% Marine Ave .•
Contractors'
Rental Equipment
Jaeger Compressors
Comet Saws
Cement Mixers
Wood Working Equipment
Everything for the
Building Contractor
Dutch Heacock
Telephone: Harbor 502
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M 17 12:07 ~: 0 10:04 1:411 for denial u provided by law. The Balboa Island. 47-ltc
3.3 5 5.4 2.8 premises are not now licemed tor ------------
T 18 1:01 5: 1 '10:44 4:11 the lale of alcoholic ~ages, FOR SALE-Wardrobe trunks, 1
no. an plAC9d ta~ OI cc 11 1m ERNES'nNE G. GRAHAM. large, 1 steamer ai ze. Harbor
Wsbt ft911n9 ._ •:~a.--P... Pub.-June 13, 1946. 316-M. No. 7 Beacon Bay.
47-ltp
BUSD0:811 omp& UBVSINJCSS GCIDE H FOR SALE-Used i~ar ouk
-.:..'INSURANCE-
.
wood, 100 pieces, 12 ft. lone, 6 In.
wide, 1 In. thick. See at 20I
Ruby, Balboa laland Sunday, or
call GL 3725. 47-2te
• FIRE e AUTOMOBILE • YACHT A NEW 2-bone trailer, built by
North American. wru aeD at
deeler'1 coot. See Doc Stricker, n1 Cout mgp.oay, Newport
e COMPENSATION
---"Beeoon 5551. 46:4te "STU" DUNLAP
j roRSALE-HallicrafterR~* COAST PROPERTIES CO, c1>amp1a ll:lOR. all ---
703 _ I bands, aenclln&' and reeelvlnc. Eut1 Central -BALBOA -Hari>cr 1183 $79.50 cash.. Ph. Hari>cr 5()3,J,
I *'• ;;;;;----~==;;;;:;==---;;;;=--;;;;;;;;;;;;;I FOR ~,A autocnPhlc ~
WING SANG BOAT & REPAIR YARD =; ~~~
I
Sil Cout Highway lOl New..,.1 Beach. Harbor ~~
I ft?aa B•e• 6'14 FOR SAL&-Bnlkllnp ,_. -~ tncton llMdl. allly -..
1 r.+ne ...... ,_ ...
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Dat -; all lumber, ba11JoC.
panel ematnlctlon, 8 ............
20'9""98"; 2 "''""'-ll<rll'' •:
Alonzo J ......... 124 7tb It.
Huntinctoa· Br1dL. Pbane 2111.
Sell ' that llDWIDted ........ --nm. ...
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=-=RAD..,.:;,:..,,..Io=-=T=-=u=B=-=E=-=s,...--=-~~ ~ ~ ~i FO;_ :,.-=. uth ·~e:; Gertrude A. Waldron BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIIES
Many seutt ones oow 1n stock. condition. Price $675, or will Wm. W. Sanford, Broker 1-
BATI'ERIES for -tables and trade fO<" car ... what have you. FOR RENT -Room with both. 308 Marine A....... SMALL DRIVE-IN RE>TAURANT; good i:.wrws section
hcarin& aids. Electric broilen &-See Doc StridW"-717 Cout Sittpo six. l'tlane Halt>or 197&. Phone 234-R on highway __ --.----..$3.SOOOO.
roasten, Electric Heaters. Highway. Newport. Beacon 5651. · 46-2tc -
Mesa Radio & Electronics Co. · 46-ttc WILL LEASE-1100 oquare feet Balboa Island Exchanges RESTAURANT AND GROCERY. 1 room living quarters.
1794 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa FOR SALE-New Marine Kohlet wood workin& and cabJ"'1 llbop. Balboa ll1and North I!«)' comer Good income for couple -----, $3,250.00
47-tfc Generat 1500 watts 32 wll Fumllhed with all M'W ma-lot. So. Bay lot and sood Inside . ' . I -=--,--=-=---='c--,--:---D . c.. re~ prloe for this --Must be rospoi>Slble loL Owners will oxchange r..-SEVERAL GOOD ESTABLISHED RE>TAURANTS.1' With
, Father's Day Special · plant ts $516_ we haw 10 lef1 p&rV. Ph. H&rl>or 2427-W <«l lmpn>Yed ll1and ...-tt. or without property.
50 Tampa {Panatela shape) Ogan for cl•arance !ale, $374-Yeokel ..., Doc Stricker, 1112 W. I!«)' -•
clear Havana. Box of 50, $2.95 ilr<>o., 225 So. Vermont, L<JO An· Ave., Newport Beech. 46-4tc Business Lease RADIO STORE IN HEART OF BEST SHOP~G district
plus ules tax. geles. Phone EX. 0882. '5-tft WANTED TO llDIT U Two store<, excellent location, with 12 exclusive tranchlses Oil l')ldi06, oil be9ters, freez. 223~ .. t ChaH.pmBan,~oange • • t T-_.-WANr TO RENT-il or 3 bedrm. M&rlno Avenue. Good Income. ers. Big repair business; illso excellent spot :O sell_ appli-
Fire Eqwpmen "'""' unfurnlsbed "°"""· ww Ieue. -ances, toys, cameras, etc. Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.--Sat. to 9 C-0-Two. Pyrene & Foam refills Call Som Porter at Harbor 7(11 Houses --.
_________ 4_7_-1_1c co fixed system and PC<'tablet or 13. ~tfc Well built. large living room with INCOME PROPERTY. Small hotel; 9 rent.al • big ilving
n,.. Plaoe and Klndllnll now available. • _ or SMALL HOUSE wanted lln!place encloaed !rOClt __,, quarters; room to expand. A-1 w 0 0 D ETS HOKIN. GALVAN ~· • ..--.. . I
1000 Coast Highway by man and wife. We do not bedroorn. dreainc room. kitchen FURNISHED COURT high OPA Income $21 00
Deitverad 73-tf< drink or smoke, no dllldrm or and both. OD way. · · a w . WRIGHT Ph. Beacon 5522 pets. Phone Santa Ana 0991-W Price $15 800 dally and owner's view home. . ·
Ph. Beacon 5665 Lehman Kits of Parts or write Box "X" Nt'W-1 Bal-Furnished. Immed.'pcmealon.
17114 Newport Blvd. ~tic To convert Fon! A, B, Vll-35, Vll-Q boa Newo-nme.. 37·tfc --HOMES -HOMES
J •.....: ed engines to marine \lie. Kill art VETERAN and bride pl1nntnc to Vf!r'/ attractJve newly furnlahed t ust .n.r-nV compl with directions. Comlnl reside In Ooata Meoa. Want sm. 1->e. 3 bedituo., 2 b&tbs, patio, 5 ROOMS, lf.i ACRE LAND, garage and workshop. Ra.bblts, ~BATTER..,,,,RIE' Aids soon Ford 4. 6. 8-eyl. andandWllly'kl-' rum. apL"" house. Cont&ct Mr. Price $23,750.00 chickens ___________ ,, ______ .. ·--·-----.$8,000.00
"Jeep" marine engines ~ Jorgensen at Harr'• Jewelry, Immed. alo I °""-DTUg Co. See your dealet' or write Allle4 um Harbor Blvd., Coota M-. Terms. _ pow: n. OORONA DEL MAR; 2 homes on one lot, $60.00 monthly
U7 Main SL Ph. Harb« ~ti< West DlsCallltr .. ll8 New Mtg'~~ 41-tfc 2-bedroom. nJcely furnlahed heme inoome.
S. F.. . UAL mt".&D t1 on wi4e lot. 2~ garage. .
:Auto Batteries
Rubber ~ton
13-month -$6.75 Ex.
Compounded Motor
Gallon, 'lOc
Three 50'xl2%'x3%' Shain '"I'rlm· FOR SALE-Chick Fryer plant, Price $16 000 CX>STA M7ESA. New; 3 bedrooms. tile features; ~gar.
mershlp" express cruben. round Bantow ou~•t 1200 -.. FUnUshod, age, etc. Many others. bottom. twin Oirywler Royals. near • .. _ &£ T
Oil
Built In 1943 by beot Seattle en J>OT week. Excellent equip. -LOTS in all aectlons of. bay area.
ardl Full living accommoda-Two modern houHs. Good water Attractive Z-bedroom house on ~ns · 6'4• headroom thniout, supply. Pit. Harbor 2625-J. rear cl 6().ft. Grand Canal loL
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HARBOR 'INVESTMENT COMPANY
Realtors
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BALBOA ISLAND
Model 2 B. R. boine, rompletely tumlshed.
Excel location. Immed. poss. Tenns.
$20,000
2 B. R. home. 00.ft. frontage. Near north be.y.
Part furnished. lllllned poss.
$22,500
LIDO ISLE
New 3-Br. Home. Large yard and patio with barbecue
$27,500
Modem two-story be.y front home.
Unit beat. A-1 loca&n.
$47,500
NEWPORT HG_IGHTS
3 B. R. home on Santa.,Ana A Ye. Large lot. Immed. poss.
'8,750.00
CORONA DEL MAR
Brand new home. 2 B. R. and den. 1"' baths. Nice view
ol. ocean and be.y. Tenns. lmmed. poa11.
$19,000
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
West.em Auto Supply
Authorbed Dealer
$15.oOO.OO each. Two 37' Hlsgtns 4T-2tp Room to build. Completely furn,
rescue launches. Double planked El Bayo Tract Price $23,500
bottom, 250 h.p. Hall-Scott In· Lot on Bay AftllUO -
vader engine. Built In 1944 by $4000 Corona de) Mar Lots
LISJ'INGS. Our 101 Highway location stops buyers
trom every state, looking for businesses and homes.
Bring or send your business and home listings to us.
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To Lease--New building on Central Ave. 25x70. Excel. loca-
tion.
Wiison Boat Works. $3500 each. 4().ft. lot, ocean view, below hlgb-
Ph. L. B. 47587. 47-8tc -way. Price $4,750.
1lDll Newport Blvd., Coota M ...
... f 41-tfc
A . "SANDY STEINER, Realtor
To Leue-200 ft. on bay front in commercial zone. Long
term lease can be arr&ng1!d.
VENETIAN BLINDS---Alumlnum.
1teel, wood Call ua tor tree esti-
mate. Renovation &: retlnishlne.
So. Cout Venetian BllRd Co..
West 18th and Newport Ave.,
Coata Mesa. Ph: Beacon 5..'\5!>-W.
FOR SALE-Boat "Gale K." :is.It Large Corner Lot Two Ocean Front Jots. both priced Charlie Dennison and Associates ''Rusty'' Baker
634CoastIDghway101 Phone; Beacon 5173 twin iaew cnllser. nice galle1 On Penlnlula, with vieW. to tell.
with Ice box, butane stove an<! $5750 Other lots from $1,375 up.
plenty of cupboard 1pace; --
sleeps tour. Mahogany planklnec On Peninsula Houses
"We Appreciate Your Listings"
u0n the Miracle Mile" ·47-ltc
Suitable ror passenger or com· 2 BedJoom Home Modern home, 2 bedrooms &: den,
mercial business. Hauls 7~ ton.I $13 500 large llvtng room, We kitchen
on deck. There ts no better boat ' and bath. service por ch, 2-car
38-tfc J. M. MILLER
WANTl:D TO B UY Sl
WANTED TO BUY-Need Immed-
iately, good, clean light car.
Price no object. Phone Hunting-
ton Beach 3521. 38-tfc
for its size In Newport Harbor. -garage, on well landscaped lot
A. L. Matthews, 509 31st St., Income Property south of highway. '
Real Estate Broker
15th and Central
Newport Beach. Phone Harbor 2 bedroom house and 4 small Price $16,000
2577. 44-t!c rental unJts. Unfurnished.
•• --Costa Mesa • WTLL PAY CASH tor your tur· MUSJ€AL & RADIO w. Several good Bay Front Lots
otture or what b&.vE' you. Phooe FOR SALE-York Trumpet, thor--2-bedroom home, 40-ft. lot. nicely Busin~ frontage
Be 5656 0 R Cr wley LOT ON OCEAN BLVD l ocated. South of Seaview. With with improvements aeon · · · 8 • oughly r econditioned. $75. Call · good view of ocean. Room to
1812 Newport Blv., Co!ta ~~~ Harbor 2640. 47·3tc $3000 build on the front of lot. $I 0,500
-=-==-o-c==-=====::-I FOR SALE-Marine radio. direc--$15,000. Furnished --CASH F OR USED FURNITURE. tion finder, 3 band. 6 vol t fisher. See Us For Other Houses, _ . El Bayo
PHONE BEACON S53S-J. Nearly new. 509 31st. Newport $6500 and Up Small attractive house with view. . .
23-tfc Beach. Ph. Harbor 2577. 41-tfc Also Lots Partly furnished, nice location, Beautiful 2-~m hof!le. ~l'~O~R~N--l~l ~U~R~!:~-F-_o-_R-_-_s"'A~-1"._z"'_-~---_-::-:si_ KNABE Grand Piano. walnut case. W . L. -J-ORDAN south of highway. Large living completely furnished. Quick ·nu: ~1c~1ahan Furniture Stora Famous Knake t one. Also \Veber r oom . fireplace and patio, 2..car possession. Courtesy to
Balboa
2-Story !Jome, n ear Bay Isl·
and. Newly decor.. move
right ih.
Ari Excellent Buy
Terms lCan Be Arranged
Bay Ave.
Lot near Yacht club
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Gitt and merchandise business. Best location.
Nets' $1000 month.
Full pr. $14,000
12-Unlt court in Balboa. Avenlge inc. $650.00 mo.
Full pr. $45,000. Terms
Tackle store. Gross $100,000
Prime location. I
SEE US FOR Bj.JSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
List With !Us for Best Results
HARBOR INVESTMENT
. COMPANY
-=-.. Realtors 1--=" 30th at Central Ph. Harbor 1600 & 1601 -;;
47-ltc
3 Acre Ranch
al Grand. Sohmer. Schulu. And 700 E . Central. Balboa garage. brokers. by constantly being on the er t H b 158 for all of the better known and many other famous makes. Phone ar o r Price $8 ,750.00
most popular line! of home fur· DANZ-SCHMIDT PlANO CO., 45-tfc
nlshinp. have succeeded In be-520 No. Main, Santa Ana:is-tfc J. E. Barnes & Son
ing able to provide for you tn 1806 Newport Blvd.
their stor t"S wide selections ot STEINWAY Grand Piano. Mahog-ea.ta Mesa Ph: Beacon 5320
.
-Balboa
Gertrude A . Waldron Business Corner
Wm. W . Sanford, Broker Fine location profitable busi-308 Marine A venue ' . .
$4500
Balboa Island I BeautiM home on South Bay
front. 70 foot frontage; pier
and float. Plenty of yard
space. Guest house. A rea)
place for those who enjoy
Balboa P eninsula
Modern home, furnished, unob-
structed vie\Y of bay. Brick wall-
ed yard and patio. Immediate
possession.
$18,000
1 % miles from Corona. 460 ft.
highway frontage. Excellent far
business. Modern 2-bedrooru
stucco. Price $10.000. 11' down.
Possession 30 days. 89 Hamner
Ave., Corona. 4~3tp
the most attractive patterns and any case. Beautiful tone. Med-_
the most outstanding values. lum size DANZ SClDflDT H Phone 234-R 46tfc n ess. Improved with service
station and cafe. This enables u5 to offer wonder-PIANO Co.. 520. -No. Main, 2 Bedroom ome1 tul THREE and FOUR ROOM Santa Ana 38-tfc Furnished. near Newport He ghta
QU'l'F I JS. assembled for har· · district. Lot 90x150. Large gar-
many and utility. Now we are RADIO HOUSE CALLS-age, rabbits and chicken eqW~
H . M. Lane Real E state
2006 Court Ave .. Opp. Oty Hall
Phone 343
featuring two such outfits, one Now that additional competent ment and a very nice berry
at $399.50 and one at $699.50. technicians are Avail.able. we are patch. We believe this would Lots! Lots ! Lots!
Lowest terms. free delivery, nc able to mak~ serVlce calls on pass the G. I. loan. Price--
r ed tape to open your account large consoles. All work guar· $7500 Newport B each
Select yours now. Evening ap anteed. HAROLD L. HAMM, _ Oose-tn Lake Tr ..................... $1100
pointments on request. Mc S.O.S. Radio, 300 1\{arine Ave. A beautiful home Central Ave. lot zoned for
Mahan Furniture Company, Seo Ph. Harbor 780. 34--tfc M ' multiple family ···············-··· 3000
ond & Broadv.·ay, Santa Ana SEE the new style world famous Ii:i C~st~ . esa S Rite spot for a ''Pre-Fab," 30 ft.
Calif. 45-4Th< upholstered pianos. 1'-tany colors best residential dis'-!'i~t. Large liv-lot In Seashore Colony .......... $900
to choose from at DANZ-lng room and d1rung room, 4 50 ft. on Central with
BOATS, SUPPLIES II SCHMIDT PIANO CO .. 520 No. bedrooms, 2 batrui, frreplace, double garage ...................... 6500
STAR SAILBOAT. Just recon-Main St., Santa Ana. We also floor furnace, wall to wall car-Ocean Front 30x75 to
. dJ tioned and new paint. Phone rent pianos. 38-tfc pets. Double garage with laun-15-foot alley ... -................ -... 1700
Santa Ana 4148 between 8 a. m. --,====-=:-:--...,--:=----,-dry. Lovely lawn and fiov.•en. Udo cor . near North Bay Fr. 4250
REPOSSESSED Spinet Type mir-$15 750
and 5 P· m. 4S-tfc ror·Piano. This ts a real bargain. _•_ Peninsula
FOR SALE-IS.ft. cabin sloop; Other used pianos as low as Lot wtth Bay vtew on Ocean
$25,000
~Down
East Newport
Near library. Two houses on
one lot. Good income.
$16,500
living. I -
!Bay Front
Choice 'ot n ear yacht club
$15,000
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Wanted: Bay Front Home
for particular client. ... ~ust hav~ private beach,
pier and float. ... Lid or El Ba.yo Tract
u You Att Interested In Harbor Area Propeky We Can Help You
sleeps 2 : complete with sails. $85, $87, S125. $175. DANZ-3Ji Acre Land ood Wvd. near polnL·-·········---·-3500
$300. 1139 W. Central. Newport. SCHI\fiDT PIANO CO., 520 No. 6-room stucco house. hardw 521h -ft. on Ocean Blvd, J M M J L L E R
Ph. Harbor 1974. 4&-2tc Main, Santa Ana. 38-tfc Doors, basement, on Orange Ave. ocean view ........................... 4751 , , •
Double garage. Immediate pos-tral ~·~,. n-ch • Ph Harbor 1242 28-FT. POWER. Redwlng Marine. Arvin & Emerson . N rt H • hts 15th&: Cen • .... ~.,.... ~ .
Ocean Front 1110NEv TO LOA.'1 u
Att:active 3 .~oom . home, fur-LOANS TO BUILD. buy, unJ>l"O"-
n.1shed. with immediate posse&-modemla or retinancts.
s1on. A reel buy at Newport B&tboa FMera.J Savtnge
. $15, 750.00 and Loan A•ooclaUon.
-3333 Via Udo Ph. Harbor 1500
Balboa I s land AUTOMOTIVE a TIRES 111
2-story, 2-bedroom, 2 baths, fur------------
nlshed home, 35 feet from bay.
Immediate possession.
0 $13,500.00
Costa Mesa
5 acres on Santa Ana Ave. betw.
16th and 17th, with small house
and out buildings°.
0 $10,500.00
Newport Heights
2 bedroom furnished home offer-
ing beautUul , view of the Bay
and Ocean.
$8,500.00
RECAPPING
R ecap All Five Tires
In One Day
Wheel Balancing
Section Work
LESTE RS
O .K . Rllbber Welders
2900 W. Central, Newport • 46-8tc
AUTO llERVlC!: •
Completely recondltloned. A DI O S session. ewpo eig 47-ltc Corona de) Mar
complete jig and set line equip-R A $8700 50x117 on Santa Ana Ave ....... 1750 A 1 2 bedr 1 24 H n _., Servi 5 f Cllff Dri 5000 d p partmen ' ooma, near y NOW ment. $1800. 116 22nd St .. New- -our ~o ce -94. t. cor. ve.......... Costa Mesa Inc ,me roperty new: hardwood Doors and room
port. 4&-2tc Short C ircuit Radio -88 ft. view onRRedledl "',!~····· .. ·-··· 3250 , ·-e, modern 2-bedrm. home In 7\0 acre ~anch. Good five-room for another house.
HERE
• 305 Palm, Balboa J. E . B a rnes & Son View lot on an~ near 2100 -good• location on east aide. All house cotltpletely furnished. Re-21-tt. SAIL BOAT "Clipper' ; new Phone 1•-w 1•t1 Clay street . •-' d I $6 900 00 condi tion. Slip 45, Udo anchor· UoiJO'" ~ c l!K>S Newport Blvd. ·······-··················· rooms are large. Hu fireplace. trigera""'i gas range an p ano. ,_.
•••· Sat.. Sun., Owner Harbor Radie Repairs C.O.ta Mesa Ph. Beacon 53207 1 50xl37 on 16th Plare ........... 1350 Door furnace, patio, kitchen Aliout sqo chicken&, 8 cal~
196. 46-2tp 4 • tc Houses Houses Houses range, venetian blinds, curtains. and duckf. TwCM:ar earage. •wu
All makes; tubes, e tc. b V B and wall-to-wall rugs on part of cabins, i;ent $65 per month. WANT TO RENT or buy mooring B e acon 5763 Ro ert . rose Fine 3-bedroom home. double gar· Modern chicken houses. --
2().ft. cabin cruber. Atlantic B URT NORTON Licensed Real Estate Broker age. guest house. 50 IL on ocean house. er. H"'*" grounds all fenced In
21758.. Rewne charges.. 46-4tc Corona del Ma.r front west of Newport pier. $11,000 -'th , .. ....Ji fence. This 11 really 915 Coast Highway, Newport p I t d t w• ....,. FOR SALE-22-ft. hull, Cape C.od 23--Uc -assess on 8 en ° escrow· -the best buy we have had 1n a
dory type, $250. Phone Orang• H omes -Costa Mesa Lot long t1m.i.-Full price only
1691. 45-4t< DOOS. CATS a PETll IS One bedroom home good condition Three bedroom house and three-50x155 ft. lot located 1 blk. west , $21,000
Balboa Peninsula Lots
$2,950.00 Up
JOHN E. SADLEffi
302 Main SL, Balboa
Phone Har. 2034
47-1tc
FOR· SALE-17 monthl old male partly furnished.' double garage, room apartment iD rear, fully of Newport Blvd. _ 20-rr. SAILBOAT. detlgned b1 Doberman A. K. C. champion excellent location, ocean view. furnished, o~ ocean[tront in Bal-$900 FOR ~2-story ocean front Scheel, w•ll built In 11140. Ph· boa. Immediate Ion. Corner Lot hooMi and Income property. Up-
Burbank Charltet<>n 6-9405. stock. W. Purdy, Balboa Motel, $8875 --On Udo Ille. All Improvements per: 4 bedrooms. sleepln& poreh
ir. A 315 E. Central. 45-ttp C sta Mesa and u bath p t tJa1 Income 4.,....tt Two bedroom, two story Ena:llah Three large bedroon s, bath, and 0 in and aueuments paid. Priced ?S • 0 en _FO_R_S_A-l..E~--,.2-ne-w-:f:-as"'t-:-:li"'gh:-t. SPECIAL ANNOUN<JEMENTS 11 type home on two lob ln very %: bath, hall, l8J1 e clOHts up 2-bedrm.. house wt.th aleeplnc to sell at S75 per week. Lower: Sun
wel•ht Kayalcs with paddles. TYPEW'RJTERS -good location, garage, furnished stairs. 15x24 living dining porch oa east side. Rooms an $6500 ' porch, living room with real flre-
H bo 1788 $13.000 room, kitchen. ,., ette, service 1•-e. Dbl. •ange. _ place; dlnlng room, kitchen, $85 for both. Ph. ar r . OFFICE ~T~-....... -• .. li -~ bedr b&th d 47-ltc ...,.vor~u" • porch, down stain. Garden $6650-1/2 down WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU uti ty ..,,_., ~ an ---~~~=---,..,----.,.--Oeanlng. Oiling, Adju:sti.n&. Beautiful new three bedrm. home, apartment and gul..1e space in • _ _ shower. Furniture tncludes C.Old
FOR SALE-3G-ft. cabin crulset' OYerhaulin& half block from ocean front, lot basemenL Entire house n:'.~ Newport Blvd. Lot B. A. NERESON Spot electric refrlg., electric
"Hobo," good sound boat, Grsy ROBERT'S 40xl18, large 2-ar garaee, very and beautifully ~ted. .. ~ ~f ~... 1 cl • on Welt-REAL EST•'TE washer, and G.&S. CU range.
marine motor. Privately owned, TYPEWRITER SERVICE f'lnest possible construction. home ii on an oce.,n front COi'· ..,..,. t 1.cuu_e a "• .,.. Price $20,000. 418 E. Surf, Bal-
Your authorized Cltrysler-
Plymouth Dealer.
Authorbed parts
Complete Lubrication and
Maintenance
Expert Mechanics
Kendall and Quaker State oils
NEWPORT
HARBOR MOTORS
2616 W. Central Aw.
Phone Harb« 1!IM-J
38-tfc
have aUp, 15th St .. Am. Legion 2602 W. Central Harbor 447 table top range, large Electrolux ner in the neck of Balboa Penln· mimttt. New double 1araa:e. Insurance and boa. 46-4tc
dock. Sell for $3,250. 47-ltp 40-tfc refr!aerator, Door carpetln& and sula, % b!OC'.k troi1> bay beach. 16500 -Opportunl-$1500 DOWN. $37.50 monthly buys TLULEll8 11
FOR SALE -Star boat, Dush Carpenters A v ailable draperies Inc. In price. PoueuJon at end of..,,._, --1!1'12 Newpo<t Blvd., Coote Ma& attnctive new 1-bedroom house TRAILERS FOR RENT-Do your
deck alttin&. latest ri&. No. 2081. $23,500 -I 57-fl Lot Pit: BeMXl!I 5225 47-1tc with half acre. Price $5650. Vet-own hauling and moving. All
311 Apolen&. Balboa Ill., week for ~ malnten&nee Good Selectloa o! Lota Udo Ille, 4 bedroorml . sun ..-n. Bet-..·een Coota M-and Newport FOR SAIF.-O>olce located lots · eran'1 pre!e"""'°. See owner. new equipment, $2.25 and $2.50
ends ..-... Mr. Paul O>est ... at and repair beglnnlns at large livtn1 room. 2 !lttplacoo, $4500 -% ..,...._ $400 to $3,000. Monrovia. between 17th and per clay. We fUmlsh the hitch.
South Coast. 47-ltc o . z. llOllm!ION $l400 dining room. kltcheb, patio, crtn. _ .-UC s-rm. '-2 bedrm. !Ar-18th. Ooata Mes&. 46-4tp Myrehn Broa. Serv1ee Station. 75-ft. !rOCltsse walled and land· · 17th ~ N rt n~~ Coota FOR SALE-One new Gray MA· Call Harbor 83 icaped. Shown by '\Pl)OintmenL Corona de! Mar -with cueat rm. On 2 bis lots, FOR SALE-Five ..... lllngle roll----owpor ~-.
rlne rn ... 1 motor, 225 h.p., 1% M-tfc BROSE REALTY -' ~ -.. ,_,,home. View. -..... view of --• ....,. with m&tb ..... S2ll... Mea. -
to 1 reduction. Price $2500. KE y S 1307 Coast Highway Six room !lucco, will fUmished. Double prap. Tore! f-El<-~~: 5:fa.~rm':: 41.8 E. SUrf, l!alboa 46-4tc Manila folclel"I at N..,.1bn& Braclley-~""-Co.· L<lO Angel.._ Mada Wblla y.., WAit C<lnllla de! Mar hardwood Doors ;,..._ --cellent -tlon. ~ Im-~ heme 2 ~ • •&11T09 W&lflW •
Adams 143C6. 47-2tc voom.:s Ph : Harbor 2048 47·1tc ment, _...ion'j °' ~.... ~te "'" I°"-A buy·~ -n::;: ..,.::Ci; AVBl9 WAIHW» .
FOR SALE-20-!t. O!h boat, Star. . lOO -llL. -OSTA MESA $12,000. $8850 oink. larp ~ llreplAeo, '""E NEED LATE MODEL CARS lull conVttted motor, steel hull, ~ !ll&rine, -IslAnd C --.,. Prtoe llllOO. Adele Gimbel. 915 W
A·l condition. 628 Clubhouse ....... On Broadway, double-· -Beautl!ully ~ 6-rm. -EV/I. F. RHODF4N • Del Mar Ave Pltame8llor311, and Will Pay Top-Prices
Drive or phone Anantic 1·2036, PPOlil'nJl'l1TlD 49 modern residence. 1 front r-.. oc Udo Ille on 3~ landocaped • Reek Sa Clemen~. 43-tfc """°'· 47-4tp BUlllNKtlS 0 14xl8. U...S now u lw•k-lots. Wall _,,,._, $35,000. -~ ~---!El.J, YOUR CAR NOW
Whlle Prtcs are Hiib-FOR SAIE-.star Boat. light con-PLASTIC MFG. BUSINESS
struction. caivanb:ed machined
keel. atalnless' steel rlulnl-L<> WELL ESTABLISHED
cated at 17(17 E. I!«)' A~ .• Bal·
boa. Name: Hyllte. 42-6tp $100 to $150 -kly. Ma~ry.
FOR SALE -Johnson Outboard tools and lar1l'O rupply o! mat.,.. motor. 4 \0 h.p., good condition. Also dory. Friday e'\'t'. or Sat. Lal. For sale at cost of ln\·entory.
attemoon, Cowles. 109 Edge-$3900. 219 Mapolla Ave, Costa
wata. Balboa. 41-ltp Mtsa. 46-2tc
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center or town. Place to llw. -s.. ~ Ph.· ~1 41.11c
with sound 1n-tmenL Fred Bri or
$21,500 Danny ead FOR SATE 4 bo.lroom -· s Ra~I h P. Maskey with I batbo. ~-"--. H. M. Lane ~ Estat.e carpeted throusbouL 1-~
10 Cout Blvd. 2006 Court Ave._-t !I-HI lowly prden. fruit -1111.-
Phone 402 Oppaolte Cit Hall. ooo. 280 Map!lla A-o..ta
4&-tfc CT-1t.c MelL Br? oo 5482--R. 4'7-ltc
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w. 1.110LC0idi ' CULBERTSoN CHEVROLET CO., Inc.
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GEORGE D. BASSE.Tl'
ACCOUNTAlft
Monthly Bookkeeping Sem ""
2t01 W. O.tnl A"-t Phone Barbor 1800--.1., N'°'-'"'"''°"" -
Trio Land
23 Albacore
~Safus:.ts Additional 1 Parking · Spa. ce, ~~n:;ty, :Lt:raryMys~~
·1 . Says Dr. Russell
Newspopon n!acb larC<r aclver-Ne T n· L A ' No book for --II tba! sr:.~~=;=: w ra 1c oop mong ~~~::=nc::: ::~~=1 ~s;::~
Otarter boat, Loma Pat, spent York chapter of the American ward Lee Ruaell, county health Kelsey and 1be Troub&e.at Turkey Gedlman, • dlrecl<lr of.tho Nr.o Balboa ' Needs Assn Says to •Mexico tlWo summer, Dr. Ed· teries ..... Whisper Murder, by
five hours out in fishing waters Aslodatlon of Ne"NSpA Repre-I • offlcer, today urged travelers to Hill, by Knight.
Wednesday morning and came in .aentaUves. protect thenmelvea agalnat Mexi-U you go in for more 9erious
with a handsome catch of 23 large Gediman, addressing group of Adle.. aot clllly~. pol't-A coinmittee wu appointed to can malaria. . things try Adventures ol the
albaeott, the largest catch of the 400 business, industrial adver-poaematl ud Neoe-bollq eoe-get local architects and designers Russell 1auecl the warn1n& Mind, by Castiglionl; n>e Saints
sporting fish to come In at the thing executives, said e reached Ctt9.lDc thdr N!IC(ON" f• ~ to draw up a plan which would after two of 15 persona in a party 'Th.at ?ttov~ .the World. by Fulop-
19th St. landing so far this year. that conclusion as . .result of mualty lmprovemmta. wu aouctt.t provide additional parking apace returned from a trip to the Miller; Political Handbook of the
The three happy anglers. who a recent intensive st~ cal ~tudy of Ute dty .,.. the aew Balboa aa well u a new traffic loop on southern section of Mexico with I World, by Mallory; Sub Rosa. by
landed the haul In jig time, were of the two advertlsm mediuma. lm.pro'fflmf:llt u.odatioa at tbe the ocean tront from "8" to Palm attacks of the disease. 1bere is I Alsop., and 'Ibe Rocle Book, by
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. King ·of O> He u.ld the average half-hour croaP'• third meettac oa T'De1'ay streets. The loop would allow one case 1n Anaheim and one in Fenton. • .-------------------------;! vina and Dr. C. I. Hubert of San eve~ing program over national alCht. The meetlq ..,... beld. ln motorists to easily turn around Santa Ana. he said In . fiction an. intriguing title ls
?tifarino. The largest of the fish radio network gets audience lob. Voeti'• b&eycle abop ID: dcnn-in the downlo"A'TI area without Malaria is so dangerous that Co\Wn from Fiji. by Undsay; then
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Gas Heating & Ventilation weighed approximately 25 pounds. rating of l6 per cent 1E!f'S than an ~ .. Balboa,. ud •·u attetlded by having to go way down·· to the precautionary steps should be there are Tw"o Mirrors, by ~ay;
The Lorna Pat is skippered by avttage national n per ad-•earl.J' IM of Ute ·towa'a .._.. peninsula on crowded days when taken : Atabrin should be taken in Valley 8?Y, by Pra!t-and ~
Bert Mills, sell-styled Mayor of vertilmlent of from to 500 DeM men Utd propeit,. OWJaen. heavy traffic prohibits safety suffldent dosages recommended of DelUSlo.n, by Reimer. •
19th St. lines. aad. WM pn1f1tid Oftl' "7 C. B. turning sooner. by their personal phys.id.an; aero--;::::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::::;
CHARiER & PRESTON Tuesday evening an electrica1
refrigerator ,in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Walker, Z7th street,
caught on fire, filling the kitchen
with smoke. ~1embers of the
family were home, hov.•ever, and
disconnected it before other
damage "'as done.
StaU. Ucenaed Contractor
D 00 5~HUeWann~
._ __ PMne MM Re11d!moe ..._. MG or !W
HYDRA • MATIC
SPECIALISTS
Oldsmobiles & Cadillacs
PLENTY OF GENUINE PARTS AVAILABLE.
BRING YOUR HYDRA-MATIC
PROBLEMS TO US .
FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS
Culbertson Chevrolet Co.
Chevrolet & Oldsmobile Dealer
3011 W. Central Newport Beach
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.Job•--, ae.·17 elected pr~t The group learnt'd from Vice sol bombs containing iNect re-• New Books Li of tbe -.tt .... d promlDeat President Theo. s. McEiroy that pellants found sate by our armed
Y a I r Purpose of the organization ls W8I to appear before the next sons aller~c to the atabrin should
to speed up the much needed im-city coundl meeting concerning ei ther take some other preven-
Dead Center by We ll is one provements on Balboa streets and the-lighting situation. This re--tive medicine or remain at home
B Loe I L"b t , .. ....,.., . .._.. · a cornmltt"" or the association forces should be used, and per-
of the new novels ived re-beaches which reached a • deplor· quest '\VBS made by a councilman and out of the malarial regions,
cently at Newport Beach library able state during the war and,· as of the lighting committee and is Dr. Russell said. Calfonla Ml~ Aaodatloe
and other recommen~ new fie-yet, have been untouched except believed to look exceedingly favor-Dr. Russell pointed out m alaria
lion inc ludes Brave Mardi Gras, by the merchants themselves. able for BaJboa. is transmuted by the mosquito,
by Roberts : At Mrs. Upplncote·a, From among the 1 nwnerous Elimination of the glass hazard but that the disease is not com-
by T aylor ; The Snake Pit, by problems confronting the Bill-on the beach also waits the city municable from one person to an-
Ward and Star of the Unborn, by boans, the three most urgent were council's approval and the asso-other.
\Verfel. chosen for discussion at Tuesday's ciation will attempt t o spur ac---------
1\vo n8'N' mystery books are meeting. They are 1) the need tion here also. B Ibo Arm Off•
Hangman's Hill by Pell and The for additional parking space; 2) On all these points the mer-8 8 y ICer
House in Lords~1P _ Lane by Ma-a need for better street lighting; chants seek "immediate action" Patient, Tex. Hospital
son. New non·fiction ~ks ar~ 3) a need for fTequent dragging before BalOOa dropped to a bad First Lt. Ralph E . Frantz. son
Treasure Hunter , by Rieseberg , or gener al cleaning up of Bal~ last place among all the new corn-of Mr. and Mrs. H. E . Frantz of
P.1an-eatC'rs or Kumao_n. by Cor-boa beach to rid it of t he large munities springing up in the Balboa, ls at William Bea umont
bett: Th~ Great Pr15oners, by amount of broken g lass \.\'hich ne.irby region. General Hospital, E l Paso. Texas. Ab~amow1tz, ~d And Another causes daily casualt ies among t he Other problems, such as signs for treatment.
Thing, by Sprang. bathers. to acquaint visitors with the Sun· Lt. Frantz entered the a rmy
Drive Catttully-Spatt a Llte. Herb Kenny, Balboa postmaste r day parking• me ter regula tion , August 22, 1942. He was last
and member of the chamber of I dredging of the harbor, inade-stationed as training aides officer.
commerce transportation com-quate playground equipment, et c.. Luke Field. Phoenix. Arizona.
mittee, v.•as present to answer all were touched upon at the well Prior to entering the army he was
questions a nd to explain what bas attended meeting but were left employed as Visual Education Di-
been done thus far by the city. for fut ure discussion. rector in the Balboa schools.
IHVITT YOU TO HW
"CILIFOINIA CAIAYAI"
nHSf, nuE TAUS
OF EAlLY CALIFOtHIA
• Every Saturday at 9:15 p.m.
On Your
Mutual-Don Lee Station
A P.tilic s.:mc. Plott"•
ia t.ffalf of ~
CAUPOINIA PHl'llCIANI' laVICI
The Prepaid Medlcal-Hoepltal
S•rvlc:e which tak•1 th•
Economlo Shock out of llln• The present ocean front parking The various committees will His wife, Mildred, lives in Bal-
lo t w as built a few years ago meet again before the next gen-;boa~,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::; only after similar agitation and eral meeting which will take
BALTZ
MORTUARY action by the Balboa merchants place Tuesday. June 18, at 7:30
and J\1r . Kenny suggested such ac-p.m. at the Balboa Rendezvous
tion would again probably be the ballroom.
quickest way to get the parking -------_yENETIAN BLINDS
-;f;-' Lady Attendant
-;t,-
410 Coast Blvd.
<X>RONA DEL !MAR
Telephone Halibor 42
DAY AND NICfIT
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pr oblem solved.
Mesa
LIQUOR SHOP
18!! Y: Newport Blvd.
Plenty of Whiskey
No llmlt to any of
OW' mercbandlae
OOSTA MESA, OALIF.
Phone Beacon 5011
For
IMPOUND DOG
F ound straying on the beach in
Ne\\'port, a black and brown mixed
ma le canine. registered in the
name of Nancy Lou Snyder of ~
Bayside drive. Corona del !'f ar .
,,·as impounded by Poundmaster
Cusuma no, Sunday afternoon.
Scotch tape, various sizes, on
sale at the News-Times .
Drive Carefully-Spare ll L1fe.
MARINE
HARDWARE
PAINTS &
VARNISHES
HOUSE &
BUILDERS ' HARDWARE
~ It's the
Wood -Steel -Aluminum
Fast Senioo -Free Estimates
Call Us and Reverse Phone Charges
Intercity Lino-Shade Co.
1095 E. Wardlow Road
Phone Long Beach 458-28 Long Beach
• Before You Build or Remodel
vlalt our 1nie ..... t1ng oample
and display rooms. . • •
Color guide9, plan-
ning aids, compre-
hensive stock of
rugs, call>ets and
linoleum.
LUDLUM Carpet Works
lat Soutll Main 8t. Pbone Santa Ana !808 8A.'1TA AN A
For prompt low-cost service
see your Dealer
Authorized Ford Service I Genuine Ford Patti
Where you see thia blue-and-I Preci1ion-built Ford-en1i-
white Ford oval ai~ you'll find 1 neered parta that ftt riaht •..
prompt, low-eoet service • . . I perform better ... Jut lonaer
the but for your Ford car. I ... are now here in l'ood 1up-
Ford4trained mechanics, u1ing I ply. The same engineers who
Ford methods, special Ford I deaigned your Ford allo de--
equipment, and Genuine Ford I signed these genuine parta. So
parts are all here. They'll belp I bring your car "b:lck: home" to
make your present car perform 1 the se"ice department where
ita best until your new Ford'• I you'll set the kind of parts ···
bere ... and be}p JOU l'et I your car deserves. It will pay
better value whea JOU trade. I you dividend.a. ________________________________ J, _____________________________ _
Ford trained mechonica
We bave more help aow-our
Vetaranl a.re 1>ack home" and
mekial' our ae.nioe depart-
ment h\IDI.. So your Ford W"Ork
will bo doae promptl7 -"1
mecb•nlcw wllto bow Ford can.
J'aclor7-tn.lll0d. 111<7 employ
-iol loolo, wlpins inomi-
-""' oonleo todml-.. elopod for J'onl can. 'l'lllt'1
_.,. .. can ,_ a11e .. UM won
--fnm GV illoop.
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NEWPORT BEAOI
20G4 Wei( Uotnl ATCDue
Tckpboac Harb« 137"-J
0. ,;_ 13, 1946,-' lhs ..ppoMI-of
DEAN W . CAM;PBEl.L
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CX)IIJN W. Tl.A VDS
LESTER & ca.
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Going to
You probably have your dream home aD
worked out In your mind -or maybe your
nebltectMoontractoralreadyhasp~pued
plans on paper for you.·
Eledrielty will have a large pan Jn malrlng
dlMlll9 of postw... living come true. When
you go over the plans with your ballder be
8111'1 to Mk him about the -en clevelop-
imnta ID bomebolcl labor avlng llDd flmo-
tloaal i-aty.
Our Eaperta ID everythblg electzbl wtll be
glild to help wl1h layoat plam or probllmL
Olle Alllfllfl• may imlle a lo& of .mr..aoe
... the "llv84lllllty' ol. a.at .......
ETS-HOKIN & GALVAN
RllCB * ltlt
1IOO o..t mw.,, Pllme B• a• Mii
Alm 1111 8-1 ~irn1 .. 1l*1 ... 1~W ... m'llisc*t1•a~• .. •P~'llDl~lllDl~DP~~··->11g...•llll .. I
EI.FCI'RICIANS THEOD.ORE . ROBINS l llll W. CeMnl, Newport BeMh
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Still 'Lags for
Want of Money
N&Wi-OWI a••llOA
PuBLIC NoTice: PuBLlc NoTicE PUBLIC
NOTICE INVITING BJD8 tne penc.-11 ~ namm are sub-. Coull~ ol Onnp.. ~te of C:all-•xexM ~
--; ac:ribed to the within Instrument, fond&, tblll 11: ';':' ~ 1lM6: Patt.non. Elmer
Notice is hen!by given that the and • .-1e<1ged to -that they ~--Clerk and Clerk ot the Patt.non. Elmer Boord of School Trustees of the executed the ..,,,.; IN WITNESS ~., 1 N
Newport Beach School District WHEREOF I ha"" hereunto eet 5uperlor Court ot the State ot a, R Inc:
Thi censr•cn to ralle $500,000 will receive sealed bids for paint-my band ~ afflnd D\Y omdal Callfcrnla. 1n and far tbe <Joun.. N A: R Inc.
to ettet the Prftbyterlan hoepltal ing 18 rooms of the Fldlool ;!Julld. Mal the day and year In tblll Ca-1Y ot <>ranee. N & R Inc:
on Newport Hei&btl continued to ing located between 13th and 14th titlcate first above written. By WAYNE A. DRAGER. La Roe Otia
drq again this week, altbou&h a Strttts 00 Centro! Av.nue; aJ.o NORA S MARGWARTit, Deputy; Hofrma:.. Albert C:
total of $271,440:90 wu reporred-Caretaker's cot!&&• located ca Notary Public In and !or (s..J Superior Court Hof!man, Albert C:
ly rettlvod by the fund office In 13th Strttt and the caretaker'• Orance C<lunty, State of Oranp County) I ,
Santa Ana. during the put week. cottage located on Carnation ColltorniL Pub:-Apr: 25; ll&Y 2. 9, 11. 23. 30;
Solldton In the Santa Ana· Street in Corona de! Mar: (My Comml-1on Explree June 6, 13, 20, 27, 19t6. Raball, An.u. B:
SECTION A
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atbenl Natlooal 1'nllt "' SaVL Bank ot L. A: 28 .t.-35 UT
Otbenl NatloMJ 1'nllt a, San. ~ ot L. A. 211 .t.-35 UT
16 A-M t.'11 La ~ye. Frank L.
Otb>enl National Trust a, SaVL Bank ot L. It.. 8 8:32 17:91
Otizenl National 1'nllt a, San. Bank ot L. A. ' crB.,Jl-32 tot ..
B£.8lJB OF OOBONA DEL llAB
Elmore, Hetty J : T SS SUI
Elmore, Hetty J : 8 3S not
Boyd, Robert L. 15 133 19:ZI
Brinkerhoff, H: It: NEly 15' 12 13'! 9.71 Tustin area captured Sl30 to add Painting to be done a.ocordlnc January 28. 1950.) :+
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to their present total ot $1~-to opedfications on rue in the Oil-SEAL) N0: "35591
• 406,50, which gaw them a grand trlct Superintendent's office, 14th l;~ M 23 30 J 8 13 1946 AUA8 8tJllOIO!C8
McMlllan, Neil S:
McMlllah, Nell S:
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Brinkerhoff, H: It: SW1y zy 14 137 1S:OI
Lloyd. Hue! K 19 141 11.91
total of $108,538:50: Laguna Beach and Central: AD bids to be In r~ ay ' ' une ' ' , , nR8T ADDrl'ION TO NltWPORT BEACH
held oecond place, with no change the District Superintendent'1 ot-N0: 435e0 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Barre, Annie Ellil NEly 50' 12 20
In U...lr previous week'• total of nee by 8 :00 o'clock p1m1, July 2, ALIA8 BUMMOQ THE STATE OF ~RNIA. Barre, Annie Ellil NEly 50' 13 20
'39,464:50: 1946 (Action brou&ht In the Superior IN A.ND FOR THE COUNTY
Newpcwt Beach'1 flc>lre $42,· The Boord of School 'l'nllt-ot Court ot,the County ot Orulse, OF ORANGE.
606:10 WU unchana:ed from the the Newport School Dlltric:t re-and Complalnt filed in the of· --Cbamberlln. Pierre A. Pl•-;-but • ddlnite pr0: serves the rl&ht to reject any or !lee ot the Oerlt ot the SUperlor .t.ctlcn brouaht In the SUperlar Chamberlln Plenoe A.
SllOl'ION B
sram ot appnl will be made to all bids or waive any lnfonnallty Mid County l eou.t ot the County ot Qnnae, Alnander '
the lummel' people who maintain in • bid: Court "' 1 and O>mplal•< filed In the Of. • Charlel
"""-h<re and who will ooon be GORDON B: FINDLAY, b -8aporior o..rt al -8-flee ot the Oerlt ot the Superior
-., for the ......... and to yacht Oe<1k ot the Newport ot Oallfonla b -rw &lie Court ot uld County: Tapley, Olrlatlne et al
OWlWH for both tbe9e cl-..es have Beach School Dtatrlct.. C...Q el. Or.ace
a peroonal internt in the com-Pub1-.June 6, 13, 20, 1946. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH e
munlcy and IO lhould be Interested CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. Munldpal C.Xpcwatlon "' the Netsbban May B:
In the hospital CEBTJrICA TE or BUSl!CUB • MunldpaJ c.a pcwetlon ot the lbctll clw, l>ltintm, • •
Huntlncton Beach and Clran&e Fictitious Firm Name lbctll clw, Plaintiff, VL RICH· ¥L
reported additional checks of ARD It: TATNALL, et al. Def-. A: G: WERMICR, et al. Defend-labell, John C:
$1385 and $1600 since the esti-THE UNDERSIGNED do heft. antL antL
mate ot a week co: by certify that ...., an conductllll The P<ople of the State ot Coll-
Otlel and community totals a deeninc busin ... at 1844 Har-fomle Send Greetings to: RICH-The People ot the State ot Call-
SEOI'IONB
BUB. OF BLOCll "A"
IJ48T NEWPORT
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_,. u follow>: Santa Ana-Tus· bor Blvd:, Coot& M-. Coll!cnila, ARD, It: TATNALL and ELIZA· fomla IODd sreetlnp Ito: Elllott, Eucme
tin, $108,538:50; Laguna Beach. under the nctltloua !inn name of Brnl a TATNALL, Hlllband A. G: Wonnlch and ,Vivian Wer· Johnlon, Georce L. et al All (Ea SEly 44:9') 15
$39,464.50; Newport Beach. $42,-Men:wy Oeanen a, Dyen and and Wiie, E: D: MORRELL and midi, Hlllband and \Vlfe; Deem, Joe It:
606:70; Huntin&too Beach, $25,· that 1ald firm is compooed of the SUSAN E: MORRELL, Hlllbend fl M: n-and lAlona Tbomu,
I 176:10; Oranc•. $19,986:00; San 1onow1nc persons, whole -in and Wife, fl A. CARRIER. EU.A Hlllbend and Wlf.. NltWPO&T BAY TRACT
Juan Capistrano, $16,100:00 ; Coot& tull and places of reoidence att u CARSON, J : It: JONES, HAR-A. G: Wennlch al)! It: Mi Plummer, Anthony K
Mesa, $6,06&50; Anaheim. SllOO:OO; follows, tC>:w!t : RIET TAYLOR, a sln&le WMW>, Thomu. CO:putnen dolnc -· Plummer Antho K
Fullerton, $3,645:00; Placentia, William Powell, 259\0 Grand JOSEPHINE M: GRIFFITH, neu u Otanse County Reftnlnc De M ' a de f
$1 ,600.00; Garden Grove, $5,075 ; Avenue, Long Beach. California. AUDREY ISABEJJ, a alftale Com~; oa, Y ·
DOFH:OUDty, $2,38011 Betty Powell, 259\0 Grand A~ woman, LES'l'ER PAUL SIMS, 0eorse 0 : Hartman;
nue, Long Beach, California. WALTER MORRIS GUEDEL, Wm L. Jonee and Roolna K Elliott Eugene Calif. Canning Firm
Plans Big Expansion
Robert Powell, 259\0 Grand 'IBNRY EDWARD COFFMAN Jones. Husbend and Wife; Hues 'James w
Avenue, Long Beach, California. and GERTRUDE K COFFMAN, First Doe, Second Doe, Third Hu ' J WI
WITNESS our hands this 22nd Ht11band and Wile, SANTA ANA Doe Corporation, a Ccrporation; J es, amlllesl I
day of May. 1946. MORTGAGE and INVESTMENT Defendants. ones, W am R.
HAYWARD-Hunt Foods, Inc:, WILLIAM POWELL COMPANY, FANNlE PEAS~ You are directed to appear In Jones: Wllliam It: Wly 13'
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8 hu announced plana for a 150,000 BETTY POWELL OWENS , SIDNEY F . PATTISON, an act.ton brought against you by
8Quare foot addition to its present ROBERT POWELL JOSIE THOMASON, FLORENCE the above named plaintiff in the EAST SIDE ADDmON TO BALBOA TRACT
(And o...uz Frontage Adj.) plant here at a cost of nearly State ot California ) E. McDERMOTT, KENNETH D. Superior Court of tl\e State of
$400.000. Recently ·it acquired 28 County of Orange ) ss. CAMPBELL, EDWARD D . MOR-Callfornia, in and for the County Elliott, Eugene
trucks and 25 trailer! from a local ON TlilS 22nd day of May, A. D. RIS and MINNIE MORRIS, Hus· of Orange, and to answer the com-Elliott, Eugene
trucking firm rt>r transporting 1946, before me, Nora S. Marg-band and Wife, WS ANGELE'S plaint therein within1 ten da)'I Elliott, Eugene
farm products from ail area within warth, a Notary Public in and for MORTGAGE UNDERWRITERS, after the service on you of this Elliott. Eugene
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a radius of 150 miles of here. the aaJd County and State, residing Inc. a corporation, THE ELLIOT swnmoiu, U served with.In the Crocker Frank w
Tonnage from this area reaches therein, duly commissioned and HOkNE C 0 MP ANY, E . J . County of Orange, or within ' ·
a peak of 2400 tons a day during sworn, personally appeared WU-W ~. FIRST OOE, SECOND thirty days U served elsewhere,
the -toma to S<"ason alone, accord-liam Powell, Betty Powell, and DOE, nnRD OOE CORPOR-and you are notified that unless Lampert, Frank s.
tng to company offi cials. Robert Powel1 k no'''" to me to be ATION, a Corporation, Defend-you so appear and answer as above Deutsch Emery
TRACT 518
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_:: ___ :_c_ ______ C:_ ____________ ants. required, the plaintiff will take Deutsch: Emery '
You are directed to appear In judgment for any money or dam-p "fl St S &. Loan Co
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long distance calls
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an action brought against you by :ages demanded in the Complaint. a~ . c ates aw. .
the above named plaJntiff in the u ariJiag upon contract, or will Pacific States Sava. &: Loan Co.
Superior Court of the State of apply to the Court for any othet Pacific States SaVJ. &: Loan Co.
California, in and for the County relief demanded in the complalnt. Pacific States Sava. &: Lo&n Co.
of Orange, and to an1wer the com· Given under my h&Jtd and seal Pacific States Savs. &: Loan Co.
plaint therein within ten days of the Superior Coutt of the Pacific States Savs. &. Loan Co.
after the service on you of th.ls County of Orange, State of Call-Paci!lc States saw. &:. Loan Co.
1ummon!, if served within the fornJa, th1I 19th day of Mardi.,
County of Orange, or within thirty 1946.
days l1 served elsewhere, and yot1. R J i SMITH,
Bergeron. Arthur J .
P'a.citic States Sava. &: Loan Co.
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ue notlfted that unless you 110 ap-County CJerk and Clerk of the TRACT 948
pear and answer as above re--
quired, the plaintiff will take
judgment for any money or dam-
Superior Court of the State Sharp, A. G .
of California, in and for the Gogerty, Frances E.
County of Orange.
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ages demanded in the Complaint.
u Mlalng upc--n contract, br will
By WAYNE A: DRAGER, SEASHORE COWNY TRACT
Deputy: Beeby: John D: 4
apply to the Court for any other
relief demanded In the complaint.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Superior Court of the
(Seal Superior Court Orange Beeby, John D. SEly 15' of NEly 20' 5
County.) Mcinnes, Ida B. NEly % 3
Pub: Apr: 11, 18, 25 ; May 2, 9, 16, Mclnnes, Ida R 4
23, 30; June 6, 13, 1946: Mcinnos, Ida R 5
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FISCAL YEAR 1945-46
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
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Porter, Miriam S.
Porter, Miriam S .
Johnson, Peter
Johnson. Peter
Karge, Henry P:
McMahon, Edward D:
Hart, Ethel B:
Wallace. Leow H.
Lee, Virginia et al I, IL IL Hodgkinson, as .Ex-Officio Tax Collector, in and !or the Oty of Newport ;Beach
City of Newport Beach, County of Orange, Statr ot California.. Oty f N rt Beach
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that, default having been ~ in the H\Ul 0 wO: R
payment of taxes and assessments due to the Oty of Newport Beach H t. Willi R.
tor the f:iscaJ. year endin&: June 30, 1946, upcm the s:roperty bettln-a~t,of N am t . Beach
after described. and that. unleu said taxes and usessments ao 0 of N ~ Be-acb
dellnqt1.ent. together with all penalties and co.ta due thereon, be ~d O ty of N "'PO Beach
at the Tax Collector's Oftlce In the Oty Hall, or on bef<n;e Saturday, M!un.., -;:::' D
J\Ule 29, 1946, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M: ot that day, all ot aakl ~ McMlll ' John Di -
erty described In the within list on which &aid taxee and .. ...,,,.,,,., McMlll an. John 0 penalties and eo1tJ are then unpaid. will on the chte a.ci the hour an, ·
abow 1pedfled, BY OPERATION OF LAW, be oold to the a~ ot O\adw!cl<, Nettle Adozm
Newport Beach, aod that such lole will be made In the OFFICE OF ~· ~BR et al
THE TAX COLLECTOR ot &aid 0'7: ger,
It: RI HODGKINSON,
Ex-Ottldo Tax Collector of Newport Beedl, Coll!omla: Griesser, Robort Al. Jr:
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NEWPORT-BALBOA I y ~"'TO THE I In Ato. 88Bomlgb TL..~ N E w s ~ -Clt(Y'!C". .. . .., ¥ 'I . ~~.-;.!J~.!~ . ~~~;TIMES s.me18~tt~._::, of the ~~f:?-:~ .. ~tJNTANT .-II!:.-·-;-.• -'*'-·':-• 1':7,---' .. ;..., ='.:..*':"!".T •;',U.~,~~:'r"'!I' v-~ ~=ul.1i0!.i~t ti; .:.r~ c Hu D c HE s ~~*':!;=-in-!.-.sw.w..'!.!!~ '~•fl"?"" 0. ~ M-ca~ ~ In Adnnol: Sl.S) sm-JeU' in OraDce eo.mcy ; THE PJOU'l'8 DEFl:N"SE the government of over $125.000.-.. , termed.late. Adult. 9:30 p. m.. =~~ "'!:,.• ~ ~ n•llJirm
S'l.'r.5 pis YMl' to 4th zpne; p.oo per,_,-to 8th zone IN LOOAL 8T&lllE AFFAD 000, are among the sh1pa beaded lL------------"'I &wnlnc Mi+lce, 7:30 o'clom. ms ... _ 91~ ._ a.. ....._ !!:.~ ,,.JC,t!lf-; _ -.;;;;;;;;-;;-s . The follo+ving w ell written com-f or Bikini atoll in the Marahalll OUR LADY OF' MT. CARMEL JiOd .. week tellolnb.lp and prayer, Al1Dln • a1 a1www a11& W. 01sM1 Aw. ft. ...._Ill.I Dilleled u Seeond<lW matter at the Pmtomce ID Newpol't Bt-idt, munication from the Commercial for the atom bomb teltl this 1423 We9t Central Avenue Wednuda7, 7 :30 P. m.. NO'(••KPDIG mYw::a • •••••1 aam
callfonda, under tlw Act at llaldl a., 1879 Fishermen's Union, giving the month. Among tbem are the Fill-SUDday Ila-: 8 &Dd 10 a..m. U L m .. Prayer and Sermon. om. ':.. ~1.i....,oa.ts. .._
s._ A MEYER -Pub!llber views and thoughts of a picket, more and Colusa.. nameld after Ooaer.1•=•: 8at:u:rda.Ja frrcll
ft)( D. PORTER Genen.l Menapr follows: California cities. Anothe!" oon-4 :00 to &:30 &nd from. '7 :30 to
P. G. FROST Editor The events leading up to the tribution from thil state afe about l :IO p.m..
AJISEMJ!l.RS OF GOD
W. F . DIXON' • .. -• .. • A.dve:rt:Wns M•0 taer present local fisherman's strl.ke 4000 animala-3700 rats ahd aome -------P!rlatbia Plant, 30U W. Central Avenue, Newpo.1 Beach, Callfonila were maey and varied-4utflce it 200 goats--On wbooe ••fifth and
e_,.,. ad Ida .... ate, Putcin
a.eo-a""'°t,N ....... s~ llljbool: 10 LJD. Armand Monaco
ARClll'l'ECT Official Paper of the City of Newport Beach to say that we fishermen attend-blood" the ertects of . tiie atom
· ft w ed several very lengthy argumen-bomb exploaions are expected lo 4 D 11 1•ble I.om.I Jma&wllaa for °"91' •.... --' ti!" li h tative meet:inp before a strike shed aome M:Jen K' g . t.
Acme
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Save the Good
Casualty records of a large life insurance company, cover-
ing the two World Wars, offer an interesting gauge of medi-
cal progress during the past quarter century. During World
War II, the company paid $5,668,344 in death claims on war
c,asualties, representing 7% of all death claims paid during
the veriod. In World War II, the war claim payments repre-
sented 11 % of all death claims paid. Dep.th claims in World
War II resulting from disease, were $890,267, or 16% of total
war claims. The corresponding figure in World War I was
58% of the total. In World War IL military statistics show
one death from disease per 1000 men per year, compared with
65 men per 1000 in the Civil War. Life insurance companies
do not juggle figures. The medical progress indicated above
is real. It explains why the medical profession and large sec-
tions of the public are favorable to a ge>-easy policy when it
comes to politiCal reorganization of the American medical
~em. No other nation has shown such striking scientific
advances in medicine. In fact, in those nations where the
government has participated most actively in medical activi-
ties, standards have deteriorated dismayingly.
Protect His America
What if this issue of your favorite newspaper carried a
banner headline reading "215,000 Veterans' Homes De-
stroyed by Fire"? Such a story, flashed to a world long ac-
cu.stomed to shocking news, would eclipse in cataclysmic por-
tent, any event since Pearl Harbor.
Yet that is exactly what happens every year. Forest fires
annually destroy enough timber to build homes for a city of
nearly 750,000! Throughout the United States there are
210.000 forest and woods fires on an average each year. That
Is an average of 575 fires a day. and in the aggregate they
burned over as ma ny acres as there are in all of New York
state. Vital watersheds are denuded, and, as a result of the
fires and resulting floods, valuable livestock and game are
lcilled and crippled. Moreover , billions of little trees, the tim-
ber crop of tomorrow, are destroyed ..
Nine out of every 10 of these forest, woods and range
fires can be prevented, say officials of the Forest Service,
sin"" they are started by people who deliberately set them
for spite or some other fancied personal gain, or by people
who are careless with matches, cigarettes and camp fires.
During the war years much of the forest region of the na-
tion was closed to the public. The. return of peace has started
a higera of vacationists into our national forests and ' parks,
with a resultant hazard to timber and watersheds. Forest
Rangers will be on the alert and the customary educational
program to "Prevent Forest Fires" will be launched as in
past years. But despite all this, the 1065 of timber from care-
lessly-started fires will be appalling. In the past, radio, me>-
tion pictures and newspapers have given freely of their serv-
ices to help stem the losses, but still the red menace of fire
stalks through our timberlands, urged onward by the negli-
gence of people who steadfastly tum a deaf ear to all pleas to
help protect the forests.
, One of California's greatest tourist attractions is its for-
ests, particularly its giant Sequoias which were mere seed-
lings when Cbrlstlanity was born. To destroy even one of
these carelessly or maliciously is to desecrate a sacred heri-
tage of our state. Justice in such a case should be as severe
and summary as for horse stealing or murder.
This year's slogan for the forest fire prevention program
Is ''Protect His America"-meanlng the returning veteran
who has fought for a home and the happiness it connotes.
Let us help prevent the destruction ot the timber that would
·bulld our veterans 215,<XX> such homes!
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A Good Appointment, Mr. Truman!
Once in a great while the Truman New Deal administra-
tion makes a fede ral a ppointment that wins the applause of
the nation. Such an appointment last week was that of Eu-
gene Meyer, the genial publisher of the Washington PosL
Truman could not have chosen a better or more reliable man
tor the post of president of the $9-billion Intematiooal Bank
than Gene Meyer. Little known outside the Washington
capital circle, Meyer was a successful banker before he be-
came governor of the Federal Reserve Board and chairman
ol the Reconstruction Finance COIJlOration. The people can
~ assured that the Washington publisher will be as effi.
cient In the office of president ot the International Bank as
be-was In all ol his other put activities. Good luck, Gene, and
1-.lthy sailing!
MODE~ MllllE SEIVICE
I . SHEll DOCK
BALBOA. ISLAND
vote was taken against thole fish
buyers who felt they could n.Jt WOOD IN ZVU.YDAY LIFE
honor our request for a stabilized Wood, one of California's prtn-
price structure. dp&I crops, plays an important
When our turn came. up to 00 part ln our everyday lives. News·
duty on the picket line we did so print requires IOme 3.6 mllllon
not because we liked our job: but cords of · -pulpwood yearly; rail·
because we knew in our hearts road.1 uae 50 million wooden ties;
that we were doing somethine for utlllties require from 5 to 6 mll-
our own and all fishermen'• ben~ lion wooden poles, while some 70
fi t. million cords of wood go into the
We put on our picket arm band mailutacture of barrel staves
a nd s tarted our walk-keep mov-yearly. Wood ll preferred for
ing, do not loiter, no arguments, fence posts, for handles for many
no abusive language, take but do tools and utensils. for · furniture
not give-those were o ur strike
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and homes. Help prevent forest
committee orders. fires and conserve one of Cali-
W e knew that we would not be tornla's greatest r esources.
a 9.reJcome sight in NE.>wport-we
knew that we were the tint strike
pickets ever to parade in our city. Bad Month
While we walked back and forth. According to the National Con·
we wondered what the people's servation Bureau 20 per cent of react~on would be .. Well. most of all drownings in 1944 occurred in
the time our rece.pt1on was pleas· July with 8 total of 62 per cent
ant. many people ignored us . m a ny I coming In the period fyom May
more stopped and asked why the through August. Drownings were
strike, or what our r~ues~s \\•er~. lhe second largest caus~ of acci·
Many were ver y positive tn theu-! dental deaths for children from 5 ~t eri:nination to cross ou:'° picket to 14 years old a nd fourth among
ltne. 1t could be seen written all children under 6 years.
over their faces as they approach-
ed. or course they crossed-we
didn't try to stop thC'm. and It
seemed some times as if their Jet·
dou>n as they found themselves
by us, with no &rit\lment, was
pretty severe.
Then too we had one lady (?)
that was so put out, that we
s hould actually waste our time on
a strike picket duty that she felt
It was her duty to tell us so. She
did so in this manner. (quote)
"You ---·---lazy B ·-····,
haven·t you any thing bC't ter to
do than waste your time here?
Why don't you go out and make
some money? Of course she
wouldn't believe us \\'he n we told
hC'r that '''e had fished all night
the night before, that we had
severely damaged our net to the
tune of six hours of patching and
further that \\'e would all go out
at sundown for another full nights
fishing. Boy. oh boy-we are used
to rough language but that lady
(?) sure took' the wind out of our
sails.
Then there was the nice lookinli?
lit!le lady that came past, stopped
Jokeses--That Is
Mr. Newlywed: "ls the steak
ready now dear?"
f\.trs . Newlywed : ''I'm sorry I'm
so long. George, but i t looked
hopeless grilled, a nd it doesn't look
much better fried: but if you'll be
patient a little longer', I'll see
what boiling does to it.''
You're an old-timer if you re-
member "'hen B-29 "'as" an apart-
ml'nt number.
Diner: "Do you serve crabs
he re?"
\Vaiter: ''\Ve serve anyone: sit
down.''
Two friends were riding in a
bus when one noticed that the
other had his eyes closed. "What's
the matter. Bill'!'" he asked. "are
you ill ?"
"No a nswered h is biend. "I
just can't bear to see women
s tanding."
And said "Oh , are you picketing deserved.
poor old X --• ·?" \Ve of course After talkin2'. to him we felt
said }'e8, u•e're sorry .but that I that we cou(d stand quite a few
we ha,•e asked for a stable price catcalls, and ill spoken words of
for our fish. That the three of our those \\'ho do not understand.
local fish buyers agreed to our As we walk up and down our
r equest. we were pickC'ting the o pponent 's pro pei-ty line, we try
two markets that turned us down, to analyze our own frame of mind.
that we must support the ones Should \\'e sim ply not deliver fish
that support us." She answered to those markets that do not wish
t.hat she hoped that we won ou.r to sign a purchasing agreement
case but. quote "But my goodness with us?
I must get a fish for my cat. so Should we stop our collective
you'll let me In, won't you, but action and work individually, sell·
please don't tell my hmband that in& only to the highest bidder ?
I crossed your picket ltne ." No -that question Is answered
We receive "Boos" from a pass· easily. We who call ourselves old·
Ing car. at the same time that a tUners in the commercial fishing
pleasant nice appearing gen tleman business. can r emem ber the many
is asking us why the strike, and times we have been blt~er'ly dls-
wishing us the best of luck. appointed wtth ttie price offered
There was the well groomed for a good catch," simply because
e lderly gentleman that stepped the buyers have started a "Down
out or his car and walked on Price," bidding spree that has
throug h. without looking to right knockl!d the bottom out of the
or left. his c::hauffeur placed his market. No-we canno-tj Lwork In·
car to pie~ up his employer upon divldually as ·there are thole in
his employer's return. The driver our fishing fraternity at seem
seeml!d a little concerned, al· to need the backing of numbers
though no word had been spoken. to keep their spirits up. \Ve must,
Upon the gentleman's return with tr we are golng to wt.n a dtcent
a fta:h under his arm. he noticed minimum price structure, do our
our arm ~ds. GenuJne surprise job collectively, and we must do
showed on bis face when he asked our fightlni; in the open. Thence
i! we were picketing. and he show-we feel that the picket llne is the
ed his knowledge of the commer· answer. Well, during our mental
cial fisherman's marketing troub-bout we have probably looked
lf"S as he apologized for purchasing pre-occupied to those whQ may ob-
anything from oUr strike oppon· serve, but now we are ori our toes
e nt. while "ishtng us a victory again and looking at all comers
whi~h in his opinion we honestly eye to eye--our Inner ~ assured.
Cemplete Fountain Service at ·
H ANSE·N'S
ZUK> Ocean Front N~
NOW Ol!ZN l:VENIN'08
lllAL'IB • ~W)()W • BAllBmlGERS
loeOr11·te~o.&
Ill lloRnlJIAlli ST. -
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ST. JOHN VIANNaY CHURCH
a.lboa l•l•"d s..-7 _, a:ao a.m. Cent--= Saturdayo i;-1 :IO to S:llO p.m.
OOllONA DIEL IUB
Morning lerVlce, U a.m.
Evenlnc evanaeliltlc aervlce at
7:30 p.m.
Mid-week MrVlce. Thund&y at
1,30 --,
81t W. Bay A-. Balboa
-rl7J&
m1 La-....s A-
1-Aqeloo N01 ·~ -
OOMMUNITY Oll1JIWll, Fllt8T i-oUUQV.&JIS C111J11C11
CONOIUCOATION'.&L . OF OOftA. lll:!!A ,------------,
Pw'7 rro1..tdt s•-. -•• ...__ __ 1oca~ ·~-· Clini"cal Laboratory 111 --0..... del'lllar ,....,...._, ...... -~~· LoiPm Hall a.urch ICbool bu two -1ona. Bn . ...i Kn. a. WUl&rd 8-omoo -..., t -t:se
All aho'tt primary liopartment · Pulon ...i r.,. appom-
meet at 9:30 a.m.. Bettnnen and Plloae llT1
primary department ages meet at Sunday SChool B:30 a. m . 'J'llLEPBONE RARBOS Ill
11 un. duri"ll the morning church Mornfni wonhlp service 10:45. 1111 W. Oea-A.-
hour. crusader °"""°" 6:00 p. m. 1,oq p.m. Youlh meeting. Beroan Rrvice 6:30 p. m.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Lido Th4ater. Central Avenue
aAd Via Lido
A bra.ncb ot 'nae Motber Olurcb,
Tbe Flnt Cbureh of ChNt, Scl-
enU.t. ta Boaiton. M•-chu.ett&
Suiidl.y School &t 9:30 a. m. Sun-
day Service at 11 a. m . Wedne.day
TeatlmooJal Meeting at 12 o'clock
Reading Room located at 111
Palm street. Balboa, Is open daily
Crom 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.. except Sun·
days and holidays nationally oti-
served
The public la cordially invited to
attend the chureb. 11ervtce1 and u.e
the Reading Room.
&T. JAME& EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH
515 West Ceftlral, Balboa
(E.bell Clubhou")
Rev. A"*11 T. Dean, Vicar
8:30 a. m., Holy OommuD.ica..
9:'6 a.m., Sunday Schoo!.
11 :00 a. ta., M orning Praye!' and
Sermon. CF'lnt Sundaye: Hoty
Communioa.1
CHRl&T CHURCH BY THE &EA
COmmuntty Methodist
14aa W-.t Central A.venUe
Rev. E. D. Goodell, Pastor
Church School, IJ :60 a. m.
M eming Wonbtp, 11 a. m .
Youth FetJ.owllhJp, 6 p. m .
Evening Worablp, 7 p, m.
M.ld·Wee.k. prayer eerv!.oe, Wed·
needay; c!overed di.h dinner , 6 :30
p.m.
BALBOA ISLAND CHA.Pli.L
218 Ag•te A.venue
Rev. Harry W . White,
Aaaoctate Pastor
Cburch Bc.hool, 9 :30 &. m..
Momta.g Won.hip, 11 L m.
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Grauel Chapel, Coat.a Mes.a
Rev. Het"bert Roth, Pait.or
Servt.ce.: Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
CoNMr ••lnut and Church Sta.
Cost. Mq,a
Sabbath echool, Saturday morn·
lng, 9 :30 O'clock.
Preach1'g 11ervlce, 11 L m.
' FULL1 GOSPEL CHURCH
.!2nd and Elden., eo.t.. Maa
Sunday echool, 9:.(5; morning
...arwhlp, 11; m.anpU.tlc oenlce.
7:30 p. m.; Kld·week pn.J'4r meet·
lnC on Wedneaday, 7 :4.0 p. m.;
young people'• eva.nseu.uc •ervi«
on Friday, T:f6 p.. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Church •ncl Walnut 8tl'ffll:
L Duane Canby, Mlnl•ter.
Service.: Suaday, JO L m., Bible
study: 11 L m .. Momtnc wonblp.
Evening evangelistic service at
7 :30 o'clock. ·
Tuesday evening prayer service
at 7 :30 o'clock.
FIRST METHODIST-CHURCH
G.. Edwin Ollher, Past.or
Euclid at Stanford. Garden Grove.
9 :30 &.m. Church echool tor all ., ...
11:00 Lm. M.omtnc Worahlp:
Meaage: ·we Thank Tbee."
11 :00 a.m. Nunery for all chll·
dren daring aervice.
6 :00 p.m.. 14.etbod18t Youth Fel-
lowahip. Young Adult Fellowship.
7 ,oo p.m. Evening Wonhlp:-
Me1••ge: "Come Ye UYe."
Christian Science Topic
God, Preserver of Man
"'Wl t~bold not tbou thy tender
mercies from me, 0 Lord: let thy
lovlngklndneea and thJ t ruth con·
t1nualJ7 preserve me." Thi• verse
from the Pa&lma will be the Golden
Text of tbe Sunday Lesson-Sermon
on "God the Preserver or Man" In
all branches o( The Mother Church,
The First Church or Christ. Scten-
tJ11t, in Boston.
In a Bible cltaUon from John'•
Gospel J e11u11 11ay11, "Labour not for
the meat which pertsheth. but ror
that meat ·vohl cb endureth unto
e'·erlaaUng life, l•rhlch the Son or
man aha.II give unto you : fo r him
bath God the Father sealed. Then
said they unto him, What shall we
do, that we might work the work•
of God'J J esus answered and said
unto them, Thia Is the work of God,
that ye belle\·e on him \\·hom he
bath sent , ... Moses ga\-e )'OU not
that bread from bea\'en; but my
Fatber giveth you the true bread
from heaven."
A1 ary Baker Eddy says In "Sci·
ence i.nd Health '>''Ith Key to the
Scriptures:" :,.!-do not maintain
that anyone can ex.lat l.n the flesh
v.·ltb•ut food and ral.ment; but l
do belle,•e that the real man la l.m·
mortal and that he liv es In Spirit.
not matter." "In that perfect da1 o(
undenitandlng, \re shall neither •at
to live nor Uve to eat."
N aine San Franciscan
R . 8 . Kestor of San Francisco,
general m&Daa;er of a leading
California food firm, has been air point~ by State Director of Agri-
culture A. A. Brock, to the 19-man
California Dairy Industry Advis·
ory Board, succeeding L. J . Tut~
Ue. retired c::heese manufacturer.
White House
Cafe
' P1aoM sm
i:.c-., •• <WI(.
24-Bour
Radio Service
BurtR.Norton
Ill Oout 1'lwa1 lll!aData na
:NewPwt ••*-Olm.
ONCE AGAIN
SAM'S SEA FOOD SPA
Often Yoa a.. I' 1rt l'IM!e
to DIM la Orup Ve.a$)':
All New - -• EVen die ·Location ' . -. ~,ttalt Mlle F.ut al Old
Locatloil OD CO&fl Highway,
Beautiful New
Cocktail Bar
We Leed ~~·Jn the Servin& al
-SEA FOODS --
Ai.so
Y008 ldlld el STBA••
-vmr oua &pUIDI -
·S.m's Sea Food SN
ud Fish Market ;
or--•1 •>
DAY 80ROOL
Mortimer School
-()oral Balbo. bl-
ONdM: Oollep, Pn.paratory
SUMMER SCHOOL'::;;".
0. .&.. MorUmer, M'. A.. Odord
l'liaolpal Pl>Olle -· 85!
DE.'ITISTS
DB. GORDON E. RAPP
DENTIST
!W ll'~t Central
Pbone Barbor Ul ·I
Newport
Dr. Obed Lucas
DENTiST
2%-0t ~ W. Central. Barbor 1'80
NEWPORT BEACH
Dr. W. W. Westmoreland
Dentist
1801 Coalit Blway
CORONA DEL MAR
( Phone Harbor 2220
lSSURANCE
Uncohl NaUonal Ufe
Insurance (Jo.
.. Ji. Name lpMea&e1 JY Ch&r.cW''
DON .JEllNJGAN
..._., Barbor !M·R
S08 llarlDe Ave. &I.boa bl.
New York Life
I~ance ComPBDY
DON L DIJJLANT
U8 ~ An. a.it.or llJH' ~J,.DEL NAJI
Hirol_. K. Grauel
Chapel
''W• Ourselves the Better Serve
by Servtnc Otb•ra Best''
Plloee •• roa Alt
Coota ,._ ~orala
OPT0111l111W1'19 . .
RoJ>ert A. Craw.ford
o~
Eym £nmtned, -GJa 7 ! I J'1tted
11'\ Ne•~ ·-··· .._ -.aa omr& _.,
llarpn&. ·Dant Vond& Ms .I ~--... :s•• --:alll:J9 ( -E. Neff Woods, D.O.
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-.: ....... -.... a , O ..
-':..lie. ::.to"=:!. -
H. R. Hall, M. D.
~-8clrz
Houn: 2-5, by Appoin-
Telephbne ---!!81.8 .
111 ~ 0.C. M ....
OONRAD RICilTER, 111. D.
l'll,JWlolu --......
120 E. 18th SL
COS!"A~!ESA
Hnurs: 10-12 a.m.; 3-S p.m.
~--50'15
Dr. G. E. Tohill
l'll,JWlolu ---2209 Cout 1'1vd. .
NEWPORT BEAOf
-l'BON.._ Offkoe: BarboT 118-W
B.ellldel>cl: Hubor 18&-a It lfo ui•wer, eal.J. Barbor a
Gerald Rausa, M. D.
2830 West Central Ave.
NEWPORT REAOf
Phooe B arbor 1011 )
No &na•er: call e..coa &O@.a
X-Ray Service
Milton M. Maxwell, M. D.
1801 Co.at mw~
Otrona del Mar
omce"Hours, 10-12; 2-5
Pllone Harbor 106!
S. R. Monaco, M. D.
814 Bay Ave~ Balboa
-rl"IU
"' 8-Bill 8t., Loo Aaceleo
TIJciker 7811
By Appointmat
T. P. Reeder, M. D.
Physician and S~
U08 WNt Ceiatt&l
Telepbo11e ~ 802
A. V. An~wa, M.D.
' l'llYlllCIAN -lltJSO&ON
Tel ... -...,.._. •ll.J
Dr. W. T. Mooaey
Ph7..._ and llm'gsoa
--~ n.aa (~._....._) ..._ M
• NOUAN NIKON, 11. D.
Pecllatrldaa
C..rtltied ~ the Alner-kan
Board ol Podiatries
1001 O.*ta Dr,1--Tel•---i..-1·1814
.._._ B. Dorcy, M. D.
Pbysl~ " Surgeon
111.llarllleA-, I .......... --·--
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~netetlas, . Alymo.1; <!loliialc 'nlerap)'
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Real Estate
Phone ae.coa. 5.181
1111 Newport Bl~ M-Ooll1.
Dennis Hogland
PLYMOUTH
llwcim 508'7--co.ta MNa-1180 Newport Bl't'd.
Arthur Silver -Bob Padfield
New Blue Room
(Wu Electric Grill)
DTS, DKINllS AND ROMANCE
f'IL Bar11ol" HU !OI Palm
Burt R. Norton
RADIO ELECTRICIAN
PboDe lleacoa 57U
Ull Cout 111ctawa7-Newport Bw+, o.Jlf..
0 . R. (Pop) <:rawley-N. M. (Monie) cra..se,.
I5t1tinctlve H~ Fumlshlnp
Crawley'& Furniture
llU Newport 111Yd.-PIL lltt MD Mii o.ta Mesa-""in the Heart ot Town"
Otto Boyd
Boyd's Service Station
''You Otto Buy from Boyd"
1500 w. Central-Newport-Ph. Barbor 985
AL ANDERSON
Fun ?.one
Balboa
G. T. Everson
Ma nager
METZGER STORES
. • . Fl.reatone . . .
1189 Newport Blvd., CMta Mesa. Beacon 5'US-W
"Home and A uto Supply Stores"
RE· ELECT
Jesse L. Elliott
-ln<'umbent-
SHERJFF
TUESDAY, SOV. 5th
Harold K. Grauel
CHAPEL
110 Broadway-Ph. Beacon 6610
Costa MeAa, CalUornJa
A . E. Groty -· J. A. Groty
Groty Appliance Co.
Frtptalre and Maytas Dealer-Beacon 5565
1181 NoWJ>Ori Bhd.--Oosta M-Calli.
John E. Sadleir
Real Estate -Insurance
otnce Ph. Barbor 2oS4
IO:I MAID S~t-Balboa, Calli.
F . B . Owen
Newport Souvenir & Gift Shop
GIFl'S OF ALL KINJ;>S
Ph. Barbor !lS!·J
110! Ocean Front.-Newport Beach, Callf,
HUBBARD HOWE
Pres. Hubbard's
South Coast Company
!ti.! W. Ceatn.l-Pb. Barbor %900
HEINZ KAISER. Owner
Bay Shore Camp
and Boat Landing
1 ltll A: Oout lllpJ'-Phone Beacon MIO
Lew H. Wallace
Real Estate and Insurance Broker
P'tlMnMm: Ot11ce. Barbor S-Re-. Harbor 1568
t111 W. 0-tnl A....,_Newport II•• Calif.
COYE. WATTS
Balboa Liquor Store '°' E. ()ea.tral AT&. BaJbo&. Pll. Barbor %4.,..J -n. Bome of Oordl&Hty" -O. H. Brader, M&T·
J.M. Miller
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Pll. Harbor UU
lido at °""lral-Newpori ee.ch
''On Your \Vay to Balboa''
Bruce B. Johnstone
at the Sign of the
"TI.YING JU:D HORSE"
JOHNSTONE SERVICE
-· ll'll-1
(lout Bl'fd. •• 191 mp-.-,
NewportEngineering A880ciates
FREDERIC J . SINGER. President
--• -ElqlDeen Ull o..& IDWQ"~ Ben ccw WI
Wallace C. Mattoon
Mattoon's Shoe Store
. . F""""'9r for All the Family . .
Ull N_,. 81".--0oeta ·-
Dr. W. T. Mooney
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Nbltlo -Oeatral ft. -(h·llr.oenloe)"
Robert I. Shorey-Re<ordlni EnelnHr
Davis & Gay Music Co.
...., Newpoirt BmL-()oeta ·-8•wt 1181 '1• W..._ SL ._lllei•• lleMll
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TIM..-.....-S HA VE ARRIVED
Costa Mesa i ·s Bo r nding Ahead With
r;;By LARRY EWEN
Buying Is a domlaant fact<>r ill modem merchandioing and most
of this oountry'1 greater sto"9 ...., members of buying ~
with offlcos and baying 1taffa,ill Hollywood, Lo& Angeles. SU Fnn-
clsoo, New York, DallM, Paris, Cairo, Sh•fte!;' ill fact, nearly all
of the Important "porlll of call" and cell of aria and crafta
throughout the world.
Each center throughout our country calls for different merchan-
dise. 8<H:alled "wet dlstrlcta" ...., more rabber goods tJlaa arid,
an8 our own sunny Southland dtWDm•tes with sport and resort
llemL
Some flStablishmealB, however, 1p-dalfle on the personal bnyer
angle where the bnyer becollM!ll the private purchalllng agent for
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DAMIA LOPTIEN
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Mrs. Damia Loptein is manager of Orkins Department
store. "Iri the Heart of Costa Mesa", coming to the new store
from the FUiierton store fiv e years ago.
She was born in Mallard. Iowa but while still a small child
came with her parents to Long Beach where she received
her education. Moving to Pomona she became associated
with the drygoods business. After her marriage and subse-
quent widowhood it was necessary that she again seek em-
ployment and this time chose the field of cooking and domes-
tic science. 1
She had charge of the purchasing and preparation ot food
for various girls' schools and later went to Berkeley where
she was in charge at the Acacia Fraternity house of the Ma-
sonic order. supervising all parties and entertainment, doing
the buying and seeing to the preparation of food and taking
care of needs generally.
Some 12 years ago she returned to store work and was
associated with Hart's Dry Goods store, Santa Ana. where
she was buyer in charge of the piece goods department. She
liked her chosen work and after seven years with that store
joined the Orkin's organization at Fullerton from where she
came to Costa Mesa. Sile Is a strong exponent of the "Per-
sonal Buyer" theory and buys for her customers in Holly-
wood, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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their _pa~ complete ..........i ouUllB, -Wing ouUllB,
travellllg a-is and the like.
Hollywood of latter· years baa become compeUtiwi with Paris u
the style center of the world, and bnyera from 'round the world .,..,
f Olllld there.
Buyers are the buffers between the producers and --
Costa Meea Is justly proud of Ha storm for there ...., several
that can proudly bout of being the latgest ill the Barbor dlstriet
ill their respective fleldll.
Two of the m•n•gers of sto"9 keeplnc step with Costa Meea's
growth .,.., featured here today ill pendl and prose.
METZGER
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George T. Everson, manager of the Metzgar Store in
Costa Mesa, was born in Cra\vford, India na. and was edu-
cated in the public school system of that city until time for
university training, and he enrolled at the University of Min-
nesota.
After graduation from the university. where he majored
in personnel administration and.was pledged to the Phi Keila
Kappa fraternity, Everson went back to Crawford and en-
gaged in business until the beginning of the war.
At the outbreak of hostilities, he joined the staff of E. I .
DuPont de Nemours a.ild Co. as personnel director on con-
struction of a huge plant for the manufacture of T :N .X., a
super powerful explosive invented by the British.
In the Spring of 1943, Everson was sent on a secret mis-
sion to the Isolated desert country of E;astern Washington.
The work was so secretive at .the beginning that his family
was not permitted to know of his whereabouts. Everson
helped acquire land for and the construction of the Hanford
Engineering Works---0r what was·Jater known as the two bil-
lion dollar atomic bomb plant at Ha'nford. Wash.
Everson left the DuPont Co. in May of 1945 and joined
the Metzger Stores organization in June and opened the
Costa Mesa store in November as manager. ,
"CHUCK" SMITH-new owner
Balboa central Market
DAMIA LOPI"IEN, Maaa~r FRANK A. AND MILDRED WALSH
(l\~u BaJboaM•t Marti.et A: DeUcateleelt)
108 E. Cenhal-PIL RarbGr %T!9
Bob Callis .
DlotrlbatlN'
OENEaAL PETE (FLYING BOll8J:POWD)
!21 !Otb. St.-Newpori-ft. llartMtr 111
Howard W. Gerrish
llA&TFOIU> P'IIQI: IN&uaANCI: 00.
....,_ Beeeoa 11Gl
llOI N-ri BJ..i,...co.ta M-c.llf.
MAC PELLETIER
Newport Pharmacy
uoe o-. Fro!B-ft. -a
GLADYS BEVJtllUy
a.Ito--Beverley Realty Company
M'T E. Centnl-l'IL llarttor 1111 PzCNf
Thomas F. Norton
BA y SHORE CAFE
-~ 11-1'11111 • (lout ._, SERVING 12 NOON rn.L 9 P. M.
A. "Sandy" Steiner
REALTOR
C. F. DENNISON. Aax:!ate w eo... ~-n.o.e 11e•N9 a.in
Larry Ewen-Owner
Mesa Radio & Electronics Co.
Orkin's Department Store
llH<IY-ID'wear, Beach Thgs, Piece Goods
Wants' Wear-Household Ware
Pboae BeacOa 8113-1& U.. lieut of Oleta •-
' Donald J. Harmon
BALBOA HORSE RACES w-. W1111, w .. Main Stnle~ • ANTON HERSHEY
~:tSPot
I'll. llatbor lOM &lltoa 111...a
NEU;ON STAFFORD • GERALD IJBERTI .. ~ .. ~-Hokin & Galvan
Newpo<t Beach • San Frand>co -Wllmlnctm
San Diec<> -Stockton
ll:UlCl'lllCJANS
1-<-.llml.
ft. ltnce. &lb· .... -..: 811~ NU·W
Mary's
Bay & Surf Beauty Shoppe
~cure -llanlcurlnc , .. s. °'9tral ••• •• ... ........,. lw-J I 'I'hnl the But>er Shop • •
Louis Verwey, Prop.
Casino ~e . & Cocktail Lounge -.... r""''' ._. ..... -.--,,..
Braden L Finch
Ge. Kar.
Finch Ceramics
Costa Mesa Paint & Hdw .
Sherwin-Williams Qnallty Paint.
Kehiaator Appl!ancee
Beaooa S'JS.I. Costa Me.a. 18U Newport BITd.
Dr. Robert A. Crawford
0PTOMEI'RIST nn N __ , -...o.ta -.. Oallt •
n.o.e BtlriN. 5111
Paul Lorentzen
Balboa Sportfishing Fleet
n. -· u1--.. ... _
0. Z. RobertBon
General Contractor
1.IU <-. .... .,-co,_. dol Mar Ctol!f.
-.... ll&r'hor a .
Curt H. Bohman
The -Bohman Company
T1'1,•a I 811-Mil ... Mii
111 o..n JDPwar-ltf••e,d •••' Odf.
ROBERT H. REED
Harbor Cold Sto~ge ............
aa Mii M.-Jllfw,..t Bs 5' o.ar. .
Walter J. Gerhanlt
Our Photographer
U1 .... .._,A~ ... liar, Ol8l.
ft.--·
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Wolter A .......... ). Pl-pol
Be&ch City
Merchant Patrol
Alld Doteolhe ... •k>o
--Froe"-l'f.....-i'L-1'11·•
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Theodore· Robins
FORD DEALER
lll• w. Oeatral --ta Stanley James Barden
MASTER MARINER a.I_ .. 9-.,,._y_, -........
111 ()Mat lltwQ-PIL •• a. Ml•
C~ F. Dennison
·-.... wltlo A. "SAND\"' 8TEINEB -a.JW
U6 Oout Jllc!l-;r=I'!!. --
Jack S. 1ttd V.
Raub & Bennett
ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS
llOI Newport lloal..... -
Pllw ll•eon AM·W. o.ta .._
JOSEPH L. MARSHALL
· .........,.,. .... •emaw
.Christian'~ JI-.t
Rarfina
T. LEFEVRE
"Frenchie's" Barbecue
& Delicatessen
' 107 Main St.-Ralhna Hotel Arcade
RICHARD I. PATTERSON
Clvll Englneen
Patterson & Boyle
Spurceon Bldi:.-Ph. 5915 -Santa Ana
%441 Coa~t 81\•d. Nnrth-Ph. 5123-Laguna
Capt. B. J . McNally
. McNally'A
Balboa Boat Livery
705 E. Bay Avr .-Ph. Harbor 4-00
E. C. "POP'S" LUDWIG
FUN ZONE
Largest Number Dart Game-s on Coast
Play BaJI with Dolls
B . B. Rlfle Ran1te -Balboa
Herbert F. Kenny
POSTMASTER
BALBOA
Callf.
Geo. Weiss L. Elalne Welu
Coast Properties Co.
Realtors
70! E . CentraJ-BaJboa-Ph. Harbor M58
W . B. Rowe
Starck's Cafe
21st Pl~Newport
Fritz Goossens -Woody Cooper
Balboa Market
Ph. Barbor M--301 Maha St.
Jack Hamilton
Beacon Sea Foods
Phone Harbor %01
1801 Clout Hlchwa:v-Newport Beaeh, o.nt.
ALLAN DARTFORD
The Blue Sails
Boolm. Stationery, Card .. Art Sappl:I•
806 Main St--Bal--Pb. Barbor 1'18
Robert E. Arvin's
Jewelen and Watclunaken
118 Twenty·lloeoad 11'-l
Newport -Calli.
Wl1llam MacCurdy W. H. (Skip) Calkins
MacCurdy · & Calkins, Inc.
NAVAL ARCHITECTS
M. E . Niedecker, Sec. & ~u .
1%15 Ooeat m-1··N-ri llclL--1! 15115
DON NORMAN
Norman's Meat Market
%000 Central Ave.-Ph. Barbor 808
J.E. Ragsdale
(Owner)
Balboa Motel and Windsor
111 E. Oel!tral •
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Bob Allen
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Business and Professional Women Close Year
With Picnic at Lido Isle Community Club . .
Delectable enchiladas and lried Fern H-. Two teams played a
beans, with crisp ereen salads, relay race of keeping balloona ln
rolls coffee and for desaert cl10C-the _alr, with the winning side re-
H b F I • • A t • _ J • t • Balboa Yacht Oub Honors Members of Armed · ar or em1n1ne c 1V11 les F~r:s::.:.:n::'~~~:!_0pening
' ' """'llll candy ban. and Grelha
Phones 13 and ~ • By Wlnitred Barbre + ~ Phone lG37-R for members -bad been ID Cocktails '_,.., served in lbs
the armed forao and -ION patio with 170 present there anol
and dauehten ot. memben who at dinner, while weu over 200 at.-
had .....,.ed their country, that was tended the ~ which feature!
the 24.th annual Rucm'• openlnc an excellent eight-piece orchestn.
ot Balboa Yacht club last Sat-Saturday afternoon the Po-
olate cake, featured the annual Tubbs won the prize for guessing
picnic which doees the season for the number of beans in a jar, com-
the Business and Professional ing with.in ten ot the oorTect num-
Stork Shower
Honors Former
So. Cal. Girl Women'a club. ber.
It >A'as held last Thursday at Those present were the new
Lido lsJe community club house president, Gertrude Collver; Joyce
with Marion McOlesney, member-Piper, Elaine Weiss, Carol Den-:t.trs. Joyce Carroll of Santa
ship cha.innan, and the losing at-ton, Dorothy Weiner , Meta Bach-Ana, who was the former Lois
tendance team as holtessel. The man, ~a~e Rol!ing, Mildred Stan-Hunt.er ot . Newport Beach, was
committee in charge of the picnlc ley,. Virginia Shirley. Kay V d~g~, 1 bonoi'ed with a surprise stork
wetr Harriet Martin Clarice Ullie Thomsen, Eleanore Unkie, shower last Thursday given at th4!
Brov.'n Eileen Hibbitts 'Alda Gor'· Margaret Ege, Marguerite Way, hoi:ne ot Mrs. ?tfi.nnie McKenzie,
ton Gertrude ColJver ' and Wtrd·I Borghild Stephens, Nathalie Mich· 1010 South Bay FrOnt, Balboa tred Barbre. Guesu wett Car-, aud, Ruth Ge~h .. Alda Gorton, Wand. . .
neUe Kennedy, chairma.n o! the Betty Handl'.°, Lois S~, Betty Mrs. McKenzte is the mother ot
winning side a&id members of her! Barstad , Eileen Hibb1tu, Joan one of the hostesses, and those
team. ' I tJerTick, Ruth Hershey, Alice who entertained were the ?t1es·
. Siemens, F ern Hobbs, Evalyn dames Ben Sprague, Albert Og-
A &ame in wh~ch teams acted Rider, Hilda Briscoe, Gretha den, Harold Steck, Grant FUiler,
out song titles which were guessed Tubbs. Clarice Brown, Harriet George Conaway, Howard Crowd-
by anoth~r team was played, with M artin, Mildred Lockhart, car-er, Judson Sutherland and J ames
prb.es going to Betty ~~ nelle Kennedy, Marion McChemey Ramme of Los Angeles.
and Winifred Barbre. There were over 50 guests pres-
ent, old friends, bridge club mem-co LD l lAVE bers and sorority sisters ot Sigma R Robert Roy Staaf Tau Psi rrom Los Angeles and
A · W d d Santa Ana . Decorations or pastel P/11&1$~ rnves e nes ay nowe ... complimented the stork
I which centered the mantel, and
:r.~ A son was born Wednesday tiny baMinets in pink and blue rllf'; morning in a Hollywood hospital held candy and nuts when refresh·
IUPlflfl ... -11 to Oary and Kay Staaf, l30li,i I ments of whipped cream pie and COLD WAVE \Vest Bay avenue, Balboa He coffee were served. .
"'eighed seven and a half pounds I 'IWelve members of the bndge
and has been named Robert Roy. I club ga';'e a beau~ful crib. in
The baby is the first child for I bl~de "ood, and this was fl.lied
the Staa!s 8nd the second grand-Wlth the many other lovely gifts .
chil4 for the \Villiam A. (Andy) M:s. Harvey _Bodman won . first
Kirks. 1208 East Central avenue. pnze for making and m odcl1ng a
.. aw ....,.. w w ow .~ baby. bonnet of crepe paper and
!\t rs. Maxine Peterson "'on a prize
for collecting 00\\'S which guests
The Bobby Shop
-NO\V HAS-
Beautiful
and
New Dresses
Pinafores
Sizes l to 7
Play Suits
In All Sizes-1 to 14
Swim Suits and Trunks ''Bobby"
AlJ Sizl'S
SALLY AND BOB BRO\VN
were forced to give up as a pen-
alty for mentioning a forbidden
\VOrd. Prizes were ceramic pins
and earrings from the 1\1artha
Nl'Y.'man studio.
Catholic Women Hear
Co . Council Reports
RePortS of the annual meeting.
of the Orange County Council of
Catholic \Vomen were brought by
M"'. Colin Bro'olo'Tl when the Altar
Society of Our Lady of l\1t. car-
mel met last \\'eek at the USO
rooms, Balboa. Mrs. J . \V. Ne·
ville presided and 30 members
were present.
An instructive talk on the his-
t ory and use of vestments was
given by Father Noonan. a nd after
th(' m eeting a social hour fea-
tured a game of bingo. Prizes
went to 1\1rs. Condon and Mrs. Jo--
seph Smith. a guest. who was vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Hende rson .
711 Central, Balboa Harbor 1158-W Presiding at the tea table were
Mrs. Doyle Ha tch and Mrs. Ar-
thur Taylor.
Youngsters of Balboa and Vicinity
Will Have the Chance of
Coming Into their Own in
BEAUTY AND HEALTH
This Week When Registrations
for the
''Kiddies Karnival''
sponsored by the Pythian Sisters of
Orange County.
REGISTRATIONS TAKEN l!P TO
.roNE 15, from 10 LllL to 5:30 p.m-
at the
BOBBY SHOP
711 East Central A""-
\ In Balbcw.
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 or 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 Balboa will Ile llelected 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 the Coronation Pageant to be
Announced Later at Which time the most
outstandina children will be
crown<d and .,.....,,ted with trophies, bllle ribbons and
other awards. Every entrant is to receive a phyUcal ex·
amlnatlon. ,,.._ Jud&<d phytlcally fit will recoe1 .... elU-
• blue ribbon dlploma or Sold see! oert!llcate acconllnc
to their scott.
SCREEN TESTS
GIVEN
ALL ENTRANTS
Health
Examinations
Beauty
Show
Coronation
Pageant
a.Pihr Need Noe lie PrMmi for ~
oANNor BE BY . TELD"llONB
~H L1 • Vivian Horvath 1!i11 aroor1tes O~serves Birthday _
1 With Formal Party
Mrs. Marlon Flem!,.:: of. Balboa
Island and her granddaughter. Mr. and 1\trs. Francis J . Horvath
Dixie Smith, daughter of the hosted 8 formal party at their
DiXon Smiths, left Wednesday for home, 116 35th street in honor of
the east and will spend the swn-the fourteenth birthday annivef-
~ visiting in Olica~o and other sary of their daughter Vivian. The
0~~-Joseph Smit &, who has living room had been cleared for
been visiting her dab:hter, Mrs. dancing and the girls made a
Frank Henderson on )farine ave-pretty picture in their white and
nue, returned to Mr home ln pastel. formals.
Arizona Wedne!day r, ut will be f1owers decorated all the rooms
back in July. a nd the tables where punch and
the buffet supper were served.
The Dean Bradtofds of Bal-There were three birthday cakes,
boa Bay Shores broug~t their very each aglow with candles, accom·
new son home tr9m-lthe hospital panied by turkey sandwiches and
this week. He was born June 5 at st. Joseph's and ~ighed eight ice cream moulded ln the daintiest ~ of noral designs.
and a hall pounds. H was named Candid camera shots of the
Richard Lynn, for th grand-party were taken by Lee Lindley
fathers and is a prosf tive mem-ber of BYC., where h <fad is en-of Zalboa Island for a permanent
tertainment chairma _ . . ~ ~;~· and Mrs. Francis and
George Jones ha~ ·:tits staysa1l Vivian were assisted by Mr. and
schooner Dee.an ~at(. changed to Mrs. E. F . Herbkersman of Costa
a yawl and lakes it eVer so much · bett Th 43-r t ~ 1 Mesa and young guests included
. er. . e oo .,,..at not on YI William DoY.'Tling Georoia Cla.""<-sails easier no"'· fiut can be ' 0
• handled with aller ton. Jack c:rane. Gr ace crocker , H 8 5~ crew. . John Councilman, Nancy Ward,
!he . urnphre) . ~garts \\'lll William Bodenhofer. Ruby Laurie.
mtss a bit of the sa1l~ng this sum-Lee Proctor, Jerry Cashane, Jack
. mer, for they are going to. Stam-Fourney, Bud Fare. John Tagger-
ford, Conn., where th:ey \\,II take man Laynl' Knjght Gene Howard
the lea~ 1~ a revi~al of \Villiam BettY Easley, Je~nette Talstra'.
S~o~an s 'The Time Of Your I Rober t Hubbard and from Los An·
Life. 1 I I d Lo. Pi House hunting are the ruchard ge cs were o a an is erce.
Burkes and their two Siamese I
cats. now living !><,_Balboa Bay Luncheon Hon ors
Sho .... where th_• W~ter or m>~-Depalting Islander tery stories has Just presented his
reading public with his latest,
R eluctant Hussy fand which is al-r.-trs . Colin Brown, 217 Pearl
r eady on the shelves 9f our public avenue. 'Balboa Island. enter ·
library}. The house in which they tained "'1th a luncheon this noon
a.re living has been bought by Mrs. {~ursday) honoring Mrs. Esther
Walsh, and as she has sold hei-Ric~ ter of Pearl avenue who is
Corona del Mar home, she and her le~v1ng Monday to!° ~8;Jlkato,
small son are li\"t""hg with her Minn. where she . \\,ll visit her
sister, Mrs. Thomas !\"fat tingly of t daughter and son·tn:law. Balboa Tables were set 1n the lovely
· I patio of the Bro"-11 home, a nd
I pl aces were laid for Mrs. Richter, Balboan Entertains . her daughter. M .... Heckles. and
N t . D h I her daughter-in-law. M,.,.. Rich-a !Ve aug terS l tc r; Mrs. Virginia Hatch, daugh-
ter of the hostess; the Mesdames
Mrs .. TennJe Padilla of Balboa Ann Langjahr, Betty Springer ,
entertained the AJoha club, mem-1 J·lelcn Grace. Evelyn Henderson
hers of "'hich a re past presidents a nd Louise BaITett.
Surprise Shower
HonoIT\'3ride-Elect
Virginia Fernandes
Given Sunday afternoon at the
N<'Wp()rt Helghts home of Miss
Diana Margwarth, a surprise
shower honored one of the sea-
son's bride-elects, Miss Virginia
Fernandes, daught~r of Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Fernandes, 2369 Elden
avenue, Costa Mesa. Miss Fer-
nandes, who ls a student at Ful·
lerton District Junior college, is
to many Lt. Glade McGowen of
F\illerton. but no date has been
set for the >redding.
White petunias, snapdragons
and whJte ltaper"'S decorated the
buffet table 1 where the young hos-
tess served tea. dainty sandwiches
and cake. It was a personal
shower, and many lovely gifts
were received by the honoree.
Those present were Miss Fer-
nandes, Mrs. Johnny B0yd and
the Misses Peggy Nielsen, Rosalee
Cleveland, Rosemarie Cribb en,
Dorothy Dodd, Wanda Fuller ,
Mary Ann Rock, Peggy Mickle-
wait . JeanrUe Lou Grund and the
hostess.
Mdsm. Bill Reavis
Home, Sails to
Catalina Island
urday eventna. boats ~ out for a predicted Joa
Accepting the special invitation ~ and ! winnen were, fU'St.
issued by Commodore Don Kemp C:::~--Willjama; second. A1Q
and introduced in his welcomJnc '""'' thitd. Gerry Reed. and
speech v.-ere Staff Commodore fourth. Cl)'de Kemp. · -
Howard Baker, Stall Commodore Sunday Was the beginning ol
Ed RieRn, Staff Commodore Ted th~ Sprina: J Invitational series for
Johnson and a former club 9eCl'e-o sailboats, SChedult'd at BYC l\ith
tary, Joe Bosio. races every Sunday this month.
Others Or the honored guests The Stars were out for their first
were Vince Healy Ed and. Jack race of the year. Oarence \Vater-
Richardson Bob Boyd m Pb1l man came in first and second wu
Greene, Ja~k Jones (son of Georee rian Hatch, ca.ptain of the Star
E . Jones), Jack Boyd, f1etcht,· w. thlrd,eet andusodl ati~. Ebsen wu
Day. jr., Saint Cft:ero Bill Reavis ollowina: were Georce
Don Hall, Dean er'adlord, Bob Mclloberts.m, Toodie Christensen
Henley Bob Sb tller and Bob and Harold Christler. Fores~an. Also present were As the Memorial day aeries
Staff Commodore Arch Bish who counted. also as tJ:te first ~ace of
wa.s in overnment service in the Spnng Invitational senes, the
South America and on duty in PC's were not racing for the seriee
the east for radar work, and Staff ~1:1t held a special race for the
Commodore Fred Hunle. ~ Bangs trophy (that glorified
Seated at the commodore's table
were Commodore and Mrs. Don
Kemp, Vice Commodore and Mrs.
Bob Boyd, R ear Commodore and
Mrs. Dick Fenton, Secretary and
Mrs. Ray Loomis and Port Cap-
tain and Mrs. Bob Henley. Also
there were the visiting commcr
dores and their wives, including
Commodore George Fisher of the
Southern California Yachting
association, and Mrs. Fisher ;
Commodore H ollis Strait of the
American Power Boat association;
Vice .Commodore H . E. Bailey of
S.C.Y.A. and J\1rs. Bailey <Mr.
Bailey is also staff commodor e of
Coronado Yacht club); Commodore
F. C. Mullins of Hollywood Yacht
club and Mrs. Mullins ; Herb
Riley, chairman of the regatta
committee of S.C.Y.A., 11.nd Mrs.
spittoon ), and Fred Smales won iL
Sell that unwanted
throu&h Newt1-Times ads.
DDDD'S
arUcle
Open EvfCl.b:lp, E..t:eept Monday
. Off earl?'~ this morning for Cata·
hna was Midshipman First Class
Bill Reavis and a party of friends,
planning to attend the dance Fri-
day evening and then sail back
Saturday. Bill, who is the son of
Mr. and M.rs. Converse Wurde-
mann, Balboa Island, arrived
home last Thursday with 18 other
California boys from Annapolis,
whO'charter ed a pla ne for the trip.1 --------------------
Frank Simpson !Ii of the pen in-Ex pert
sula was aJso one of the group B
and had planned to be one of the e a u t . -c .
yachting party which 1. going over I I a n s
on the Wurdemann·s Rhodes, Mid-
ship, but as he expeced guests, f Mil d
was not certain of joining them. or a y
There were, however , two former • Permanents, Cold W ave, Hair
school chums or Bill's, Don Pitts Styling. Hair Tinting • , • Bleach·
and Kay Lee of Los Angeles, who ing, Cold Wave.
arrived Wednesday evening. Both ANN -CARMEN
have been in the armed forces. Featuring Helene Cw1U
For the past weekend Milly Cold Waves
Kennedy of Los Angeles was a OpMl s.tan1.,., All o.7. of Santa Ana parlor. Native
Daughters of the Golden West, at
her home 1\fo nday evening follow-
ing dinner at the J.lurlc y Bell.
Mrs. William Mize presided at a
short business session a nd a so-
cial hour followl"d.
La\\Tence B. Johnson of Costa house guest at the Wurdemann l:T•l.aa: APPOl•t.sienu fer f'ft"ID&aeftt•: ~f("sa has r eceived his honorab1e l1 hbme and Bill and Milly, Frank Pho-Barbot-
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discharge at the San Pedro sep-Simpson and his friend, Pinky, Balboa Inn Beauty Salon
:lra 1ion et>nter after serving in thel were dinner guests of Mr. and
na\·y for t"'O years and 15 months Mrs. Wurdemann at the BalOOa Balboa Inn Arcade · • Ooean. Front at the Pier
O\"erseas. He was seaman first Yacht club opening dinne r dance. I ~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
class. a nd was a student at New-JuJy 3 the Annapolis boys are I:
All kinds typewriter ribbon1 Le port Harbor Union High school to be at the airport for the re·
_•_toc_k_a_t _th_e _N_ews __ ·_Tl_meo __ · ____ be_ro_,_e_e_n_•_•_ri_n.:g~th::.e~se::_rvi~·ce=·--turn trip, but whether they will
get their chartered plane or will SEASON TICKETS!!
CHRISTIAN'S HUT
Leman! ~r. Manaaer Balboa, onlla
DELICIOUS FOOD .. _ COCKTAil.. BAR
DINNERS ... BANQUETS
Sunday June 16th
WE'VE THE GIFTS HE'D LIKE
• Neckties • Sweaters
• Sport Shirts • Yacht Caps
• Trunks • Shorts
Fishing Hats " • Catalina Swim Suits
• Bath and Beach Robes
• Hickok Belts and Suspenders
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take a commercial plane, they do
not yet k now.
R . c_ Owen , secretary of Costa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce and
proprietor of the gift shop at
NeWport, returned last week from
Bakersfield where he attended the
annuaJ meeting and installation
of Eagles.
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