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CBJllSTMAS DECORATtO~ la Ute nnou. puta of town are pins up •ome \ol'ef'e eum11let.ed IMt
\\'t"ek, the othenr wtU be erec\ed ttu. ""ft"k. Balboe.. Balboa 'bland. the clt7 lull and Oo&la Meta
"~re the Ont to Onl§JL Newport and Corona del Mar dJsplsy• "'111 be up by Wedneeday. Top photo
1bows ttw. Ba.lboe buslnNA dlatrlct looklnl' \ol"ML Lower plctu~ •hnwa the deeoMlUOlltl on Newport
Ave., In COfJta Meu. Newport Blvd. bas Almilu ovenan.gtn& d.l•playa. tNew1-Tlmes Photo) •
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Balboa llllllind Yule ~rat&ona. Smaller trees U... both ittdea of
at.rtoe A\.-e. ff'Olll the brldp to PM'k Ave. wbiera't.lae bic tree-la
Joeakd. Rotary club will ll01d It& unoal CluiAtmae party far
cllildreft at the foot of the tree on Friday, ~ !Z, 1 p. m.,
"itea Santa Claus wW make a lookftl.-forward-t.o acJpe8.r&n~
1 Planners Okay
'Miracle· Mile'
for 17th St.
Co.cita Me.ia's nc.,·ly propoecd
"miracle f11ile ," better known a s
17 th St. from Newport Blvd. to
Irvine Ave .. r('ceived orficial sane·
lion or the county planning com-
mission la"'t week whe n they ap-i proved rezoning the area ro1· busl·
neM.
F irst "'toro to go up in the area
will be the n('"' Alpha Bet.a super
mark{'t at the soulheast corner or
17th St. and Orange Ave. Promo-
tion or the I 7th SL "mJraclc mile"
has been done chiefly by W . T .
Jeffer300 o r Corona rt~I Mar. who
hu lafl:"e holdings In the Costa
M c1m area.
Disapproved by the plR.I\ne~
with two dl11senti11g votes was lhe
variance sought by. J ohn K. Jor-
dan for a junk yard ln lhe LiC'ht-
lndu11triaJ district on the north &Ide
of 20th St. eut ot PlacentJa Ave.,
C:O.la M esa. A petition oppoatng
the application wu 11lgned by 10
ownen C>f home.. In the neighbor'·
hood. and lhe...p~z::a. •Id ~
U.tunent or the jul'lk yard would be
"detrimental to value or property"
there ·
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H~RBOR ANGLERS. BREAK
WORLD ALBACORE MARK
TWICE IN FOUR DAYS
For the ""ttond time In four da.711., $he ~·orld. 1"'ee0nl fnr an.core
cau(ht on a tbr,...·lb.N'Sd line wu bNkea Sunday, defta.ltt':ly pro\·-
ln1 that thfo unprrdirtabl~ 1011& llftl sUU wtth taa.
Tbuntday, Harold SlC'wart or
C'lattmon~ p""'81dent of t h "
Nt"WpOrt Harbor Vu..bt rlub'11
Tuna club. brouKht la • l"f'COrd
b~&k"r that welchf"d SO
pound.a. 4 Yi ou.DON.. But oa
Sunday. BUI Plcc. !?7 Y? r; . .Bay
Front, Ba.Ibo& lala.nd, topped
th.. nf'"' N"COrd b,y landJnJl' an
alba<'Ore lbat "' e I ch e d 3%
pound.' 8 V1 ~C'!IA.
Both or 111.. tl"1tf"mkn u1W"d
U\~thn-ad (nlnf" pound 1-t)
Unr. Piii' Vt"'M on the boat
Lyn. itklpP""red by Judce Frank
Linnell. rausht ttN-tuna 10
mJ~ llOUfhWNl of thf' ~tty
ath'r an ho ur IUUI I~ minute
11truu~-Hf" w.,. ui.tas a ll\.·e
anchO\')' for b&ll.
Skwatt l'Qt h111 a 1 b a co r"
a.boot 18 mJlee from the harbor
la the r.ame direction. He wu
ulllD&' • Jtt'f'!l fMthf'r JI&'. It
took hlm Just %7 mlauta to
land lt and hf'! wu oa tbe
cntleer Hypo, itklppertld by Dr.
LNIM Lowe or saota AA!ta
Oak11.
Former t.l'ltrld t'f'C.Ord wu !1
pounds. two ounces and had
be-en Mtabllllhed Just 40 dayw
~rore by Cbal'lff Fraacl&. Ir ..
7!0 Goldenrod Ave., Corona df'l
Mar, on Oct. !8. Fl"MK"U bad.
takf'n thf' ~rd aw.y from hi•
of':tt d o or netcbhnr. Pepito
Pf're:t. 7!% Goldf'.ntod A\-e•u~.
who bad r.au:Jbt a !'1 pocutd
albat'or"·
Many to Seek First Albacore
of 1951 .on New Year's Day
as Record Run Continues
Continued good catche• ot alba.core from sport.fb.hlng bo&l.e: out of
Nswpgl WL•bo< )oave .t~Jl<tl~~-,..ID~ ar~ for flal>f/>g lriP"
Oh New Year·• day by ancler11 to attentpt tO~'t'fi'e first albacore of
the 1961 eeaaon.
SporUishlng boat.a cun-ently fl•hinc alb&eo1-e lnclude the Alalunga.
Mlasawlt and Mary B from Port
Ta.rs Tip Tustin;
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8ANT A. FINDS TIME to dl8CWM Cb.rlatmas Pft problems "1th
Chliwyl Ktnb: wllo ..cooted over ~o mee him ~ ~ trkzcle. Santa's
_....... --(left to-'illflf') Mlchaeni-;o,,. Sal Pepitone
(who looka preoecupled ''11h Mme:thlng on the noor of the con-
v~rttble), tlf'~ Whit~ and Iris Daug1u;•tt)·. Santa Is vl"'-tlng
the-HarboT atta e\'e-ry SatunJaJ· appearing at Vinoent'8 Udo Drug,
Hamptoe•a Harbor Dru~. l'lli'e"'port Pharmacy and the Balboa
Ph&r'n-.cy. !News-Times Photo)
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HIWAY PATRO L
3 DAYS LATE
IN CASE REPORT
One of the most spectacu-
lar highway chases on the
books e n d e d up between
Marguerite a n d Marigold
Avenues, Corona de! Mar
when. California Highway
patrolmen f i red two shot..
into the left rear tire of a
speeding car driven by Hill-
iard T. Baker, 28, of Long
.Beach last Friday at. 9:05
p, m. B a k e r is currently
u n d e r observation at the
"pyscho" ward at Orange
county general hospitaL
Adding · to the unusualness ot
the case is the fact that the Cali-
fornia Highway patrol hu no writ-
ten recorlt of the events that tra.n-
splted and infonned the News-
TlmC1S MC>nday that we would have
to wait and get the story from
one or the patrolmen involved in
the chase. This story was pieced
together from the reporb of lh~ .. · ..
Newport Beach police deparlment,,J
the sher1ff's office, and Orange
county general hospital.
At 9:0:i p, m. Friday, Newport
Beach police received a report that
a car wu running on its r im and
appeared to be on fire and w~ on
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BYC .flects
New Officers
1News-Tin1e.s Photo)
Change of Park Committee
to Commission Recommended
Santa to Visit
Balboa Island
Orange knd Sport King a.nd Rock·
et from Norm's Landing. Other
chartered bo&ts and p11vate boata
are flahing albacore but not on
regular &chedule.
One of the first boatmen to pro-
pose fb1hing alba.car" on New
Yea.r's Day wu Oouglu Batey.
120 41.!t St., op<'rator of the char-
ter boat Javelin from Port Lldo.
Batey invited Clyde Rex, <f.308
Seashore Dr .. to mak -up a p arty
to catch the first albacore of the
season.
Start Tournament Brito Trial Myford Irvine,
Mrs. Gloria White
Harry Blodgett is the newly
elected commodore of Balboa
Yacht club. Elected al last Sal·
urda.y night's annual meeting at
t he club, Blodgett immediately
takea over his new posL H& haa
served the past-year as vice com.
Newport'& Parks a.nd Recreation committee, the Municipal T'railt"r
Park and the Balboa. Pen1n.sula Association were the three topics dis·
Annual Rotary Club Chrlstmaa
Pa11y fri r children will be held
Friday, D~. 22. at 7 p. m. at lhe
corner of Park• and Ma.rlne ave·
nues, Balboa Island, by the huge
Chri~tma.s tree, it w as announced
by Pinky Scott, In charge or ar·
ran gem en ta.
cu.saed at lhe second rt'gular meeting of the League of Civic Aasocla.-Santa C'laus hu bttn contacted
the office ot the city manager. and he haa promised lo make an
appearance although ll will be just
tions of Newport ~ch held In
Thunday evening .. Present were represen.tatives of._ ____________ _ two nights before Chri11tn1a.s Eve
and he wlll be busy making flnaJ the Corona del Afar, Central Nev."·
port, West Newport and Ocean
Front a n d Bea.ch Protective
~. We8 Smith, president of
e boa Penltl.8Ula Associa·
t n. as a special guest.
me Watson ot the Corona del
Mar' Civic AMOCl.&Uon preaented
his group's idea that the P&rka
and Recreation Committee be
changed into a commiMion and
suggf!ftted that additional revenue
could possibly be !';ecured front
the state if the cJ)ange was ef-
f e<:ted. Municipal !Hx:.kkeeping oC
the Parks and Recreatioo alloca-
tion was discussed and some mem-
bers were &me.zed al the fact that
tho committee wa.s wo rking on a
complele deficit.
N St. Pl"r
Wes Smith explalne-d lhe acl ·
ions of his civic o rglin.lution and
thf' League wu particularly In·
terested in the hi.story or lhe N
St. pie r and float which was im-
proved as a reaull of contributiona
from members of the Point A.s-
aoclation.
Edward T . HE4.ly of the Central
Newport group said that petitions pl&n!I for his fa.mowi all-night gift
a.re being ctrcula.ted urging ellml· giving ride. He will l'lave a special
naUon ot the Tra.ller Park whlch bag or gift.Ji with him f0t the Har-
occupies 900 feet of bay fNntage. bor kiddies attendlng.
It WM sugge.<tted that the loss of Entertainment wtll be provided
revenue the city would incur by by a group of tlve children vio-
removinl' lhe tra1len1 could be di-llnlat.'I under the dlrecUon of Ruth
mini!.hed by providing a port.ion Paddock Gibbt'I, forn1er .teach:rr
of the space as a parking art!'&. director or the Hollywood BaO¥
The League discuSBed the meager· Orche:i;tra.. The youthful artists in-
n.ess of aUll water bathing facili· elude: Stephen Henrotln, Dt'nnls
ties &nd the lack of adequate rest [Rideout. P('rry White, J ohnny
rooma and first aid stations. Beall a.nd Kathleen Lt>nskl.
At future Civic League meetings
a pubUc official will be invited to
explain the workings of his de·
partmenL City Manager J ohn
Sailors W'&ll recommended as lhl'
first 11peaker and will be asked to
appear al the next met"ling of the
Latgue. the first Thursday in
February.
The f"nLire g·roup wlU al8o join in
lhe community 8inging of Chrisl·
mas carols. Rotarians say that
n1uc h or the credit fot· making
Santa's visit possible l'hould go to
Tony Ht'rShf'Y of the Balboa lsla.ntl
Market Spot.
SETS Rl!BBISll tr.IRE
?.frs. Bob Calll.l'I 718 Jasmine
TA.KE CA.ft CO\r.E.R Ave .. Corona de-I M'ar, reported t o
Clyde Thomas, Jl<f. Amethyst I police that Friday at 3 :30 p . .;n.
Ave., B&Jbo& IAllllld, reported the sho saw & small boy setUng fire
theft of a parachute type car to a pllf' of rubbish In.side her
cover from his automobile some I garage. Tht> boy r&.n. oft when he
time Friday night. !aW her.
Wiii Ha\.'t" C'..ompetlt.loa
"Ht>'s going to have a lot or
con1petltion ." said Harold Stewart
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Arrest 4 Youths
for Illegal Entry
Clayton J . McArthur and Mau-
rice 0 . Hogeboon. both of Pomona.
were found guilty on count.a of 11·
legal entry and petly theft in
Newport Beach city court Satur-
day. McArthur was given 30 days
in lhe county )all on each count:
the sentences lo run concurrenUy.
Hogeboon wu given 10 days In
the city jail on each count; the
sentence to run consecutively.
The two youtna were members
of a group of four boys who were.
t&ken into custody by Newport
Bcac'h police at 2 a. m. Saturday
morning. Another youth, Billy Lee
T owe. Pomona. pleaded not guilty,
and ll&d $250 bail eet for him and
a court trta.l 8Cheduled for Wed-
nesday. Dec. 13. The other mem·
ber at. the group wa.a a minor and
wu handed over to juvenile aU·
lhoriUea.
Saturday momJng. Newport Beach
poJlce found McArthur at the
doorway of the relreahment ata.nd
on the end of Newport pier. lnaide
• the sun room. There was a hole
in the door next to the lock and
the door waa unlocked. McArthur
ad.milted that he was inside, but
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hole t.n the door. Police tht.o found
Haseboon outatde the bu.i.lding'.
Towe and the other youth were
l•vinc the pier . wtth their flahtng
polee and a tackle boX. AD were
taken to th• lft&Uon.
Acowdi"&' to tbe police. Me-
ArthW' ....,..1oc1 lllo llory and
o4ded that Hoeel>oon WU 1J>s1c1J
1be doc.-with lftm, H--U.
mlUAd Wo and clalmM thU Me>
~rtlnlr had cut a boa IA tM c1ocw
wtth & pocket lmife.\
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In Ulell' ---... OWtle:t o6 the lllaad. aid, Wft'9 t:n--u..-.......
BUil undefeated, Newport Har·
bor H igh school'& val"Rity basket·
ball tfam will race it.8 loU«hest
t.Mt this week at the Southern
Countie11 basketball tournament
staged at Huntington Beach. First
games were held Monday but New-
port gets underway today, Tues.
day, at 4. p. m . aga.ln.at Brea.
Tourna.ment favorites in the
22nd renewal of the 18·t.e&m cage
event are Anaheim, Santa Ana,
Huntington Beach and the Ta.rs.
~(ending champion, Excelsior, aJ.
ready beaten b~ Newport; la not
expected to repeat. Anaheim looks
like lbe hottest five.
The Sailor var11lty ca.me from
behind to stop a determined Tu.s-
un five on the Tuatln court Frld•Y
a!temoon. finally winning out. ~-
32. TuBtin won ihe junior varsity
preliminary 37-32, the scores al·
moet being alike.
Tar center Glen Griffith wu
high scC>rer collecUng a big 18
poin~ a.nd bis spurt. of four mark·
en in the laat minute of play
turned a possible defeat to vie·
tory. Nettles made 8 polnta for
Newport and Peterson 5.
is Underway
Trial of Joeeph Manuel Bdto Plan Marr·age 't!~~Jig~ 8.~:iera~~~~r;i!!a~~ I I
charged with the murder of Ra· ?liyford Irvin(', son of the la.le
mon Mendoza., 65, Costa Mesa Ja1ncs I rvine a.nd Mrs. Gloria
fann ha.nd. opened Monday in Su· White, Newport Heights, formerly
pe"!or Judge Raymond Thomp· daughter·in-law of the late Mr~.
AOn 8 court In Santa Ana. • James Irvine, will be nla.rried Dec.
Selection of a ]Ury was in 118 at 1 o'clock in the home or
progreu u a.ttornies for pl'OflecU· Judge &nd Mrs Th Cl k f Uon. and defenae examined the · urman ar o
panel of men and women who r e-I P-.sadef &. Mrs. ClarK """BS once
ported for jury service. The trial 1 married to the late James Irvine,
i11 expected lo occupy this week I J•.
and at lea.at pa.rt of next w~k . Judge Clark will perform the
BMto Is accused ot clubbing c<'remonv with childrE'n of the
Mendoza to death in a Corra.I back cou ple i..s lheir attendants. Bill
of the barn on the little . farm White, IO-year-old :.on of Mrs.
owned by Brlto's grandmother. White, \.Vill a ct a.s best man. Mrs.
Mrs. Anna De Oliveria. who was \\7hite's daughter, 12.year:..Old Gay
Mendoza's t>n1ployer. The farm i~ and Irvine's daughte r·, 10-year-old
located at 291 East 17th street in Linda, will be bridesmaids.
CO!lta. Mesa. Motive of the killing
was saJd lo have been Br:ito's be·
lief that Mendoza carri£>d several
hundred dolla.ns. HO\\•ever, Brito
(Coisitioued on Pa ge 4)
After a small recC'ption , the
couple "'ill leave for a honeymoo11
al Yosemite. On their return they
"'ill make their home at the Irvine
ranch.
COMMODORE BLODGETT
modore and head of the entire rac-
ing program. He Is Interested in
small boats as well as being own~r
of the ke1tch Solana.
Newly elected a.lso, is Converse
Wurdema.nn lo the office of vicc-
commodore. Wurd('mahn. head of
the Rhodes fleet and avid racing
skipper has served this year as
rear commodore.
Larry Wheeler of PC racing
fame, becomes new rear.comn10·
dore a.nd Carl Hanna, ownPr of
the sloop Lost Fortune, new scc-
retary.
Newly elected to the board of
dJrectors a.re Jim White, Vikiog
racing skipper. anrt Dr. 0 . G.
Suess, PC racing skipper.
Mesa Schools to
Get. Federal Aid
Cost.a Meaa. elementary 5chool
dlstrict waa listed today a.monc:
aeveral school di.strict.Pl a.a posaibly ' . qu&Jttytn1 for federal ald be-
caUBe ot Increased enrollment due
• ~ to· nea:rt>y military lnstau&tiona.
A new federal legtalatJoo eel up
a fund of $56.500.000 tot' ~
anoe of local achoo11. tn such cuet
It wu eta.tees by county superin·
'te.ndent Linton. Slmmona · follow·
lng & vtatt to tllia area by Lester
K&de., • .Wetant U. s . Commifiticm-
er at educaUon. Milli.or)' ~·
-..et-au.-to I'll Toi:q Marine
-aad ' Banta Ana NaOJ Air
•tatlon ~· TUtln reside In var-
ious -g oommun1~' eluding CcMq. .,_ lll14 d,r
cblJdren -the local u ..U pcUtea out. .
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Dllllsh Gilt U.-Iii llllbor "'sses .Old t•mb'J Customs ' "Smoltlng • olpr In Now Ton alwo.p rot more attcnuon riw 1117
mo~ than ewn a new llat." -ii. llendor blue.eyed l.11 Winckler
z,t-y""'°ld Danbh 111'1 now -nr at Ill~ homo of Mr. and Jen'.
-C. l!aftlr. 928 Via Lido Nor<!. Udo Iale. ,
Ua &dmlta that D&nl.th. women amoke "ce.rutt.era" (unal.l ctpn)
ta pabllo and "° one .-den ltf------_:.:....,;:_:_.::::=
ubg-.iaJ. ln that Ully 8candlnavlali 1
country. -•'*'Cop<~. llOt Cos>m-
, 8bo oontl<k.-Alnfflet. ber -' .....,... abe ..,._ llhe oupt lo
on4 countri>-11n4 ~ "I can't .,_, belnc a ....Uv. of that won-
really tJcuro out ·-I Uke dal1lll lltUe cll;J #11,1> tta copper
Ama-tca 01' Deruna.tll: the bnt.." rooted bl.;aildlnPt
Ua' grandfather wu an Am...,. jackeu riding bicycle., wonderf'Ul
can Clti&ln and bd wu lt&IJChld '-r u4 more--wonderf'\11 P*>Pk
al the Unit.cl Slatefll lllillt&l7 We uked her Wbat ab• mimed
Academy at Wea Point. tor 15 moat of all irr the United 8tat.M
yea.rs. Her mother t.aUr,&'ht 'Bn&Ueb and her anawer wu "My mother
to both Lia and her b.roUaer effl' ~ btoU!ler." But Ulde m>m that
since the1 Wve children 80 tba1 lhe-~--that window .W. tn
they could vllll gn.ndfa.ther-In the ~mertcan homee an too D&JTOW.
United St&tea when the time roll-Here there la no room to put the
ed a.round. But Us lruritta that ahe tlowen. la. Denmark, Wt a.1.1 have
could probably •peak Engll.ah juat wide window ailla and almo.t
as \ftll from 8t.uylng lt In htfh evuy home baa nowers rrowtn1
school ln Denmark. in potm on thOH wtde allla."
SpoaksFh..,~ ---She expla.lna that since" Def\-Danleh dark bread. "rucbrot, ..
m&rk ls such a tiny country. it 11 bl' ¬.her part ol DanUh Ute Ille
nece.eary ror the peopJ,-. there to mi... ..He-re the 'bread l1 110
lea.m 1ev•ral language~ "EngU.ti white and monotonoua," ahe a&)'I
Is st~ in high school," she a.nd Ions• !or aome famous "amor·
1aya "a.nd fl>f'I graduation you muat rebrod," ''S.mOl'ttbrod" or thinly
learn at left.!lt thrt.--e. langu'ages." 1llced D&ntah aandwtches. ..,..
Lia Is Al home In E nglish . Nor-even moN popu1a.r tn tk&t country
wegian, Swe<lish, German and gy8 than hot do«• or hamburgva ln
that "I know SOlllt:" French too," the United St.al.ell. Tiny .wooden
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Ht>r a.ccent has a Scandinavian bootM, tmmaculately clean and
tilt and she has more difficulty locat.e<t in all aectlona of the main
ciU• eeU lbeae u.ndwichu with
Ulelr multi-colored nllinp. 0?1
da.rk. rich bread, robust aalaml I•
spl'Md, or hearty liver sauaa.ge,
or any ol the mulUtudlnout va-ri·
eUu ot ttah from th@ aea. The
1andwtcbee may be pink or cnen
a.nd tuled wtth tiny pea.rl-.aised
onlon8 OJ' even tone of the Dan-
ial!. favor1te1) •pread with ''Fedt."
MRS. KENNETl-t l..INDAllL
CPl\oto by A~ne)
"Ji'tdl" ta a irpecJaJJy prepared
Pil' fat., lftOW-Wh1le ln color and
t.aatin« IOmewhere between cream-
ery butter and • can of CrtM:o.
Many Americana find th.la high
calorie IP~ not to lhei r tu tea,
but the Daner love tt.
'nMI COit. ot Uvtnc i. cheaper tn o.unarir. and Ua alter llOITle men-
tal caleulaUOlll tnnllalln&' doll1U11
and CU.ti into "kroner'' and "ore"
~ that ahe could buy •lx
Ioe.va -of bread tn Denmark for
Margale~e Gib.bs
Married in
Anaheim Rites
A lovely winter wt'ddlng wu
that held at Anaheim wne.n Mar·
gaJene Lee Clbb8 of Balbo& J.aland
and Kenneth. Quentin lJndahl.-or
Santa. Ana repeated vow• in a
double ring ceremony performed
by tbe Rev. W .. C. Goeech. the
br1de bolnc irt•en In kttplnr by
her f&t.her, 0 . D. OlbbA.
Ebell Membe rs
Rem ember O thers
at Ch ri stmas Pa rty
•• • -· ~ ~price of one lo&t of bread hen,
&Jtboup that r&Uo doesn't r.xist
Ma.rJ"&lene WU & channtnc pie·
tu.re In her wlllte aJlpper 1&tin,
pe&rla be&dlng the Yoke and mn-
brotderln&' the la.ce c&p which
held her finl'ertip veil. She car·
rled • whlte btble on which wl"re
Chri..'\'tn\Q.!I aplrll preva.lled al the
pre-bollJay luncheon meeting or
Ebel! Club or Newport Beach on
Thursday. Dec. i in the Ame rican
Leg1un Kalt Members and gue11ta
arrivt'd. laden with gift Wl"&pped
packages (Ol' dJ•lr1buUon by the
welta.r~ commlltee. tQ find the hall
&lld luncneon t.ablea ga.lly dt'cora.l·
00 with pine branches, berries and
re<l ca. n d I es. Attractive booths
here anJ U\ere d!Bplaytld delJcloua
fruit ca.kea and the new Ebell cook
book.:4 for 8&1e.
Highlighting th.1a restive occa.a-
lon. t.he Harbor MotheraLncers en-
terta.int•d with a apecial Pf"OITIU"O
uf' tradltlooal eon1r3 a.nd readlngit
unLler the dl.rection or Mary Bat-
tt"n Slt.'ffenson wtl.h Billie Deav!'r
~ accompanJst.
LJS WDiCKLER
with Englll!lh verb fonM, but she
keepe .studying and hopes that
some d&y her English wlll be goioCI
enourb to allow her to become a
rlJ(llo &Jl.nouncer.
Sha hu a. liUe feu<I with tbe
radio .staaorut, thou&t(. -nteyfoe
alway slnging 'Wilhemina from
Copenhagen' and mispronouncing
Copenhagen, it should be pro;.
You am sove1.SO to $1000or
mor• with o Bank of America
Christmas Club Account to
buy Christmas gifts, pay tax-
es. insurance premiums, and
other yeor~nd bills.
Heres how itworks=
To recei'f'e o Bank of Amerko
Christmas Oub ckeck on Dec.
1. 1951 for , ,.,,, .... ,.,.,,_"'"' .. '
$1 • ... 1t f..-sow .. 1t1
lftl•• ;.,., ... , -·~it
$2ew .... f•rS0wM•t
$50
$'100
$250 ft/n i•r.1es.r-4e,.1it is ....... ,.,.so-••
$)000 ,, .. ;.,.,..,_ ......
120e...tfw50...,.,
Of ct.polit any reguforornount
weekly. Complned lonk of
Americo Christmas Club A.<.-
counbearn full bank Interest!
So for a Merrier
O&,;srmas in 'St
in prieu ot otheT arucJu.
1-N_,.ri_
U. really k7YN life in the white O!'chlda. Mn. Hor m a n
United Stales and partJcularly ln liurchtn.p wu matron of honor,
NMtpurt Bea.ch. "l love swlmmtng wearing forett green fa.llle with
It'• my best hobby, and I also Uk~ I muff to match on which were
NikpoTt." ahe say11. Although Me American Bn.t1ty 'J"()l)ea. Similar
W'&.11 t'ehW!tant to mmUon It, she coAturnea were worn by olher at-
wu a reaerie member of The r:endutJI, Mi8!1 CUolyn 1:1sr"1Uon,
wom•n'• tt-ee style relay .w1m-brtdettmaJd and eandJelll'htem.
mlRC team ln the 1948 Olympics MIM Jane Corliu and•Mlmi BUlye
held ~ London. She aay11, "I was I Bowman. Tonl Hurchlnga wu
only there in ca.se someone broke , flo'A·er (it! and her brother Wa!I
an arm or a leg," but we th.Ink rlng bearer.
that It's an honor to wear your RaJph Girten was bt>11t ma.n antl
country's colors in the Olympic lUhers were Norman Hutching11,
ramea whether you're a reat-r ve John Murphy and James Cooper.
squad member or the star. Following the re-ception at Ca-
Sw1mtning cornea euily to Lis pilla de San Alltonio the new Mr•.
"".'hoae. mother re~eived & Carnegie Lindahl donned hl"r going away
511.ver medal for aavtng the 11Ve1' ~tun1e at blue wool WJlh velvet
of two men who were in danger of accessorie:fl and the couple left for
drownui.1 oft the cout oL one of a honeymoon at Big Bear They
the many Daft.ish l!ll&nds .. Very wlll make thei r future hun11· 111
fond and proud of her mother. Lls Balboa I.stand.
says th&t her mother taught ht>r 60
much a.bout the United States -Cla!.Slfled a<hl ar'e read by fol ks
haring visited here herself, tha~ who are looking to buy.
"It all seemed familiar to me when
New memben welcomed wert>
Mme•. David Fra.r. Cha.t\es R .
Peyt.on., Robert J . Rothwell, C. W .
Unkey, D. G Arbuthnot, Benje·
min F . Baum. Floyd Buell, Nlchol-
as P Brt·ltner. Wil!l""f"<l A. Berls,
\\'n1. Venl'ma.n. and \\·. E . Locke.
Th<> ways and mt-an:t commi ttee
prepare'l.I the delicious lunc heon.
H c..1Hlt>!IRS fot" the day Wl!.n: 1'-fmPs.
J. A . Gant, W . R. F1..>Wlcr, H . B.
BaelZ.
MtA. Paul M. Roeeni won the
door prth·, a.n arU.!tlc r.bl1• tlt!t:O-
ratlon Btrangei..J by ~frs. C M
Deak1n:oi.
An ideal y~&r·around Chrisln11u1
gift for the whole family. the Nrw·
port-Balboa News Tln1eos and the
Nt..,.·porl·Balboa Pre~. both fur
S3 ~ In Orange county.
I came here a.Jmosl a ye&r ago."
One thing her mot.her slipped up
on waa telling her what • nickel
and a dime were. Us saya that sht>
became quite confused on a. Fifth
Avenue bWI when the drtv1r to lJ
her to "put a nickel and a l!iml" ih ~ '4lot" when she &.sked wh.a.t
the fare was. But she ca.me out
fine ln that encounter and found
out that the best .,.,;ay to get
uound in New York wa..s to aak a
polJceman_ "They'll always tell
you" she u.ys fitnlly.
C orona de l Mar C ouple Celeb rates
Fifty-F ourth Weddin g An nivers!!ry
Dl•prlnted In Cht'ftN>
She likea it fine in the Stat"5.
but there are occuion&l times
when ahe missea th.at pa.rt or Da.n-
iAh Ute that wu hei8 for many
Ye&ra-She's •till d.iuppointed in
chttat in cellophane packag818 ln
the UnJted States. "In Den.mark
}"OU can l'O lnto a •tore and tu~
~t nve dllfttent cheuea before
you make up your mind what you
want to buy,"' Me •l•ha remtniac-
mUy.
'lbere are Ume11 ahe lonp tor
the atudenta eoln4 on their au.m-
mw •acaUona Wea..rf.n&' their white
student caps, wlth red ban.de &Dd
blade pe&lla.. And occaalona when
the'" Wee to .. a lllreet run of
'>kyd• ra.ther l.ban automobJJe..
Sometlmee lhe wlahn that the
~ -Ute Royal llAllet perfonn
.n the "l'riJu.tu Teat.er" or open
Ur t.h#ter n.ntled in the wooda.
. But &be thlnb I.bat llWIY lhlnp
U1 tbJa COWlt.J"y m.Ue up lot tM
ladl ol -Wnp. &be enjoyw
the AmMr1can way ot lit• and like
!OUatlw 'fl.her J'OU.ltl' Americana
tMr &P. would UJr.e "'to have a ca.r
to14tarouildln."
Episco pal Women
Meet today ·
i tli® Ille
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Mr. a.nd Mn. Leo E . H, Koc.h.. of 5.:>0 Hazel Drtve, Cororw. de) Mar,
rect>nUy celebra'led their 54th wedding an.niver511ry. They wer.-both
bom in September 1873 and art• \A•\thln a r~w da)'B or be1111!:: tht' !t&mt.•'
age.
Koch saya he Is English by.,..-------------
blrth, Suon by extraction. Ca-
na.di.Ill\ by residence, Amenca.n by
naturaJiatlon and Californian by
ch<Hce.
He was born In Port.~mouth,
Ena1and &nd his wife wu born in
London. England, where sht.' ht'IP·
ed to design the wedding dreM for
Queen Mary, Koch MW seven
yea.rs &.eUve &ervice in the English
and Cana.d.Ja.n Army.
They have a family of rive ch!l·
dn!n, Regtna.ld of Nott.h Holly-
wood, E'u1"ent1 and Leo Junior, liv-
ing at home, M.ra. Lanny R.
YOW\g", of La ere.:-enta, and
Mn. John Sot.on, Glendalfo.
laCDKTmYe&ro
The Kocha ca.me to llve ln Co-
rona del Mar &.bou.t ten -yean aco.
when there was one gToccry store
t l-fcGihlllt'"SI , one servic\' station
t Stowe rs) one real e1'tate orflce
(Holc:on1bsl, anJ the port office.
\.\'hich was then run by F1orenct>
Andenton l.n the wooden building
oppofjlte tht> South Coaat Market.
Th~y have W&.tched the rapid
grov.'th or Corona del Mar since
then With utonJllhmenL
Rea.ll:dng that with t.h.la sudden
gn;N.-th Corona dl"I Mar could do
'Ai.th a newspaper. Koch 1t..art.ed
an eight page mlmeccrapbed pa-
per whic h he edited and pu.bll9hed
tor over three yean. ·it wae called
'11\~ Breeze." He. WU 1'0C. only
the edit.cw and publlaher but waa
a18o a.dvertilift.I' agent. clrCUJaUOlt
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Mrs. Chas Taylor
is Hostess ·
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to Appear Here
Jfwatul"O CbriolmU -_.. -UYe note In Ula bom• of "'°''-I t.11 Q S ,• r, 11&tlonail1'
Mn. aiu1 .. ,-.Ylor ""'"" lhe ... -~ alllllOr!\)r wlll ....
tcrta!Md -bero al \lie M.U.ro Pou In -at a: lfJ'l'a -· dub of Jobo Daughtcro Jut bl,-IMttJns; at Nowplllt 8.-
Wodn-iay evenin.. Ulli<l!l Hls;1> ocbool .!"" Doeombor
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aow mm. n.ty' lnOlllde: c:a.rdl of fal>rle, u..., oolor ud .se.i,n.
and tdepbone for lf 1 w ~ o rt and will dl9CUM probl.1:1121; of the
Rdcbta. N_.t and Ba-Mn. apparel lndumy In cen...i. A
L Brig.o; for Balboa raiOJI; and unlvo...Ur .....,.,.._ autbor1ty on
Corona del Mar, MN. Lou:ta c...n-U\e hlltory of d.a(n. ahe will ala<> ~; tor Ooeta W.... Mn. Andrew diliplay Hm• of her famoua "Ht.
Brockett: ua..uns --. MN. tory of Cootume Dolls.· Many
8. L.. Wllloupby; ~ Mra. lhouandli attended her lecturea
0 . 14tlton Tuchr; publlcttf. Kn. on fuhion hiat.ory ll1ld . aaw tbe
Haft.Id Fink; hoopltall~. MIL P. llluatratl•• dolla wllen Mle appear-~. PeUno.n; parll&Jn«ntanu, Kn, ed ea.rll.er Ull8 }'Ur' at the CaU-
Cad Tbmnu: a.ndllln(, MN. Ken· tom.la State hir tn 8acramento
neth Johneon, Mn. A . w. Ounn, Where ahe PY• twe dally lecturt•
TH E CHRISTMAS SPIRIT FILL S TH E A IR!
and M'l'8. Kenneth Bleeper,
Money-making project.a
dl9cuaed and date ot the next
me.tin&' announced for Jan. S at
1 p.m. duwrt luncheon •in the
home of Mra. P. V. Peteraon. •t6-
Uth •treet. Newport..
Gueeta present were Mre. J . m.
Webb &nd Mrs. E . Da..lley. Mem·
h;eta were Mmes. Crandall, A.
Brothen, Willoughby. Cha.l'le1
Gammon, Sam Cnwrord, Harr)'
BurdiC'k , Fink, Van RoblnM>n, A.
W. Cunn, Dean R. Bowen. O. E.
White. Helen A . Crawford, Paul
1 Norman, Corwin H orne, Dean
Smith, Johtl90n, Robert Allen.
Helen Thomu, w . B. Merrill,
Tucker, Roy Walkins, Geot'l'e Gay,
Herbert Pete.non, Rex Albright,
and P. V , Peterson.
County Art Assn.
to See Disney
Color Cartoons
Walt Dl11ney movies l.n sound
and color will be featured at the
gala holiday meeting of the
Orange County Art auoclatlon, to
be ht>ld Thursday night, Dec. 14 ,
at 8 p.m. ln the Lecture Room of
lhe Fullerton P\Jblic Ubrary.
Mr. Art Landy, background art-
l.s t from the Disney StudJoa. wtll
pre.sent three cartoon•. Donald
Duck In "Th~ Inferior Decorator"
and "Daddy Duck" and Pluto in
"Bone Bandit" and wUI &lao ex-
plain the atep11 In the proceu of
anlmaUo.n from the artltt to the
flnlahed product.
P'orty-e.lght ortginaJ backcro\tnJ
pa.in tings from the \\'alt Disney
producUoM of "Cinderl'lla., ·• "Icha-
bod Crane," "Jack and the ~an
stalk," "So Dear to my Heart,"
and "Pecoe Bill" comprise the cur-
rent exhibition ln the Lecture
Room. specially selected for the
Chrlstmu month. The dJJplay rnay
be Sf'en da.illy c.xcepl Sunday from
10 a .m. to 8 p.m . at lhl" Fullerton
llbrary.
All Orange County Art uaocia-
tlon meellnga &.nd exhibltlona are
free and the public la cordially in-
vi ted to attend.
Luncheon Honors
Dist. PTA Heads
The spAcious rumpus room of
tht home or Mrs. Claude Nttr.
1703 McFadden St., Santa Ana,
w&11 the attractive 8Cene tor the
recent delightful luncheon honor-
ing chairmen &nd council presi-
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dent.it of Fourth District, Califor-
nia Congru.. of Pa.rent.a and
Teachers. Hoateaau. for the event
wrre officers with Mmea. Wllllan\
Clegg of MldWay City, Elmer Ger-
hart and Ray I:. Finley, both of
Wt>stmlrurter \n· charge or the but·
fet luncl\eon. .
~trs. FOBte r M. Warwick was
in Cha"'rge bf mtert&lnmenl which
consisted of gamea to enable mem-
~1"3 of the various unit.a to be·
come better acquainted,
Carrying out a Chrtatmaa moUf
In decorations, a pretty arrange-
ment of gTeen and' red tapers
nanked by red berric•. wu at each
ta.ble where th• auest.s w~re seat-
ed for the luncheon.
Servlng u a honess from thl"
Harbor area wa.a Mra. Harold Boy-
vey of Newport Beach.
Toy Party To nite
at Arthur Murray ·
Dance Studio
nietr annual lnvltaUona.I toy
party will be held tonight (Tue.
day) by Arulhur Murn.y Dane.
studio. Corona del M.a.r. price or
admiuion for pupill and gueell
to be • toy. The to71 collected will
lhl9 year be given to chUdran ln
th• Harbor area. LI.It year they
wen pr8ented children ln the tu-
bercular ward of Ora.na"e county
bmpltal. A lea.lure ot t.be eventnc
will be d&nee exhlbttloia by at.u-
donU.
St. James .Rector
to Preside
at Festival
Tl>o a... Paol Moon Wbeollr,
-tao: ot 8L J-· Si>l-1
dlllrcb and clMn. al \lie '-
-C...-k>n ..... ---... co ..... .,,.. ol. CtietilOGMa &t
tba Epipllany ~ ,_.,.., OD ,..,.
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R•'Odlo Lila...,... wr Dow-. .u Hiii .. <JI JIM doc• will bl
powt ud ,qlll larp clllud> __ ....,.
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And with it con;ies the realization that it's time
to ~lnlsh up the Christmas shopping, order the
Christmas turkey, and put up the decorations.
But these tbmgs cost money! WiU they strain
your budget • .
Make ·~ that you're all prepared in advance
for Chnstmas 1951. Start to save systematically
here NOW!
INSURED SAVIN GS ....
W O RTH WHILE DI VIDENDS! •
NEWPO T BALBOA
FEDER L SAVINGS
AND LO ASSOCIATION
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P. A ~ Pruiln//
3333 Via Lido -~ , Harbor 1500
LOUJSE SAUNGER
during the 11-day event.
NIEWPDRT B£ACH,~CALIF'DRNIA
With a colorful background that
covent over 215 yea.n1 or taahlon
experience Including study in Pat·
la and .!Uccesaful teaching ln lead-
ing fa.shion centers of the world
Mrs. Salinger TIO'W heads two larg~
achools of dress design, the Louise
SalJnger Academy of Fashion In
Plttaburgh, Penn .. and the Louise
Salinger School of Dress Desten ln
San · Francisco. She is a well
known lecturer and ruhlon com-
mentator for radio and televi.slon.
FUN ·zoN.E
OPEN EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Island Church
Aids T oberman
Settlement House
Toberman SetUement hoUSe at
San Pedro will ' have a merrier
Christ.ma.a throueh tunda provided
by memben of Balboa Ialand Com.
munJty Methodiat church WSCS,
when they met De<:. IS tor noon
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Bea-
trice HauHr. The settlement house
le Lhe society's project for the
yt>ar.
Twenty-two members and three
g\lt>sta were served by the lunch-
eon committf'e, Mme.a. Lottie Don·
ker, Nor& Jones, Ruth IbbotlaoD,
Dt>lla C.U-01, Be98 Edwards and
the hoateJ11.
and
SUNDAY
BALIOA
Mrs. Hauaer presided at the
buein•ss meeting and Mn. Althea
Shlfflt-r led in devoUona. Speaker
wa.e Misa: JennitJ Gasi+er of Tho-
burn Terrace, retired deaconeaa.
PiaHD J""~
TERESA RENNER (Mrs. A. Re nner)
()oocert Planllt ol na-CoDllDeQla
On.eluate Studt1Dt of Bela Bartok
Next meeting will be a noon
luncht>on on Jan. 3 at the home
of Mrs. Shiffler, 221 CollinB Ave.
436 Serra Drive Harbor 1171.J
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Mrs. Johnson's Jar of Jelly
' ~~· Johnson's jar of jelly was a fairly insignilicant item alon.'?Side the
exhibits of tractors, beef cattle and J.?rea (·girthed Clvdesdalc horses at the
county fair, hut it afforded a treasured moment in tl1~ life of this c :alifornia
housewife, for the little jar of jelly won a blue. i\frs. John":w1.1n !..nows hoy,• to
use 3 spoon to test .whether boiling fruit an d sugar ha!> reac hed the jelly
stage, but she doesn t know a Thorou12:hbrecf's fcilock from h i!> forelock, and
she has never attended the races at Santa Anita Park.
It was racing at Santa Anita and other (".alifornia tracks. hov.•ever, that
~e ~rs. John.oon~s small, bright triumph possible. California racing,
-~~is celebrating its IOOth anniversary in 1951 , no\Y furni!>hl'S vital con·
tnbu00ns foe State, county and district rairs and cx~irions. Forty·five and
one-tc:n1h per cent. of al) the Stare's.revenue from racing now is devoted Eo
the 78 fairs, expositions and. li~tock sho\VS or California. Althou~h racing
~n at now-f'Of'80(tea1 Cal1fom1a courses as early as 185 I. it was not until
pan-mutuc1 wageririg .was ~liz.ed in 1933 that the l~horoughl>red indus-
try became one of the most important parts of the State's economic strll('·
turc. Just how important this industry is to fairs is best t"videnccd b\.'
statistics. In )933 there wett only nine fairs in the entire State. ·
Another portion ol ntdng's do1Jar goes to the support or the agricultural
ochools at the Uni¥ft1iiy ·of California and California S<ate Polytechnic
CoDege. Twenty and two-tenths per cent. of racing's re\•enue is devoted
ID this purpoi;e.
A bu~ )'Un 8f!P, when racin~ .in Califomia began, Jifr was simpler ""'! ~tural ~ were pnnuove .. Today new C)·cles of machinery.
n.r:ietieS, sprays, Fatslizecs and marketing programs are introduced to
f~ ~ the fairs. Tiiousu.ds ~students who havo attended the institu-
-l'X1D!I SUpporll ho Ml" pKti<al fvm<rs. WlClbonal agriculture teach-
es, CllWllJ .,..ts. 'They ClODduc~ raean:b and.~tarion that hne
bdped -U C..lifQmia IM f'"' ogriculnm<I ~IN of ''"' iunion.
Oiha bmdits. d' the fai1s and educalional fnstitutiom which racing ::t:' -~ by Slate ~ucational officials a,nd agricultural
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Rene Pelletier .Episc_opal yvom.en ·. Pack lfoxes fOtr .. tfonored at Christmas !G~
~-r--lnllancho
-Surprise Shower . ==-=~~~s
-Of tho' -u..t attlilrw hon· St. r.Jamu ~'-1*1 ~vn:I\. In on.,. Kloo 114M· PolleUer of the bdu• weht w•ll II"* u HtUe
-ll&y beta.-. bor &PP--"· ,WOW& Ollaulder tllroWa, 'l&nlu.., ins man1op to K&jor Artb.or l . jelly and .... dy.
Kacin1ca wu lbe br1daJ lhow'er Otven a quota of 11 baxa ta
and bWTJt, .upper. a aurprl8e ennt pa.ck tor the Se&me.n'I Church In· b-by lllro. J. w.r.i...r H&r· .tlmte, awdµary membon pocked
ley at her Mme, 1~ Endicott 24 wMcb So lo men on bot.rd lhipel
Road. 8aA • Marino with over IQ !HUiing f-rom San Pedro. Men of St.
rueeta pl"e8enL . Barnabe.a hOmt were not torsot·
'!be houae wu a. bower of pink ten and donatton. provided a dol·
tarletan dra~ and p.rtancs. of tar tor •ch.. ID addtuon an atn.
roeea. Guetta ent«'ed Ule Uvtnc· $12 will be u..S tor IOclal work ln
room throu&h a bUI'• gold rtnc the Barbor area.
and eu.h viata opened Into an· In charge ot the Chriat:mu rttt
other loYeller than the lint, le&d· work were Dorothy lnodrrua,
in1' nnally to the tun room where Ruth Pattereon and EtheJ Bhwer.
the. buffet table, lace covered oYft' Members of SL Cecelia'• Outld
a pink tarletan nounce p.rtanded aerved aandwi~ee and coffM at
with re.ea, bore the lo•dy hart noon to t.h• 31 women pHMnt~
shaped cake and tall cand'-ca. Sturtnant. atlX111&.ry prut-
On the mantel center ol. int.el"Nt dent, wu·moat enU.ualuUc aboQ.t
wa.a a portrait of the brlde 'In • reapoUe Of the women tor thla
spangled. hl!&Ttshaped fr am.. Chrlllt.maa work.'
Shower pa.-..oi. do<or&t.d tho I ------
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ot·pjnk ru!fle&. Motion plct• ... fo r l1"do Women reconlfl! the happy evf'nL
Among t.hOM pruent were the
bride-elect, Miu PeUetier and her
parent.a, Mr. and Ml"9. Adrten
Charles Pelletier, former Newport
React\ neid~ts : Mrs. Arthur
Kac~ mot.her of the brtde-
groom-to-be and his sister, Miss
Syl,via ~ewic&; &1ao two aunt.s
of the bride-elect. Mrs. Robert
Martinet of Sierra Ma.ct.re a.nd Mrs.
Wade B . RubottJ>m of Loe An-
geles; her g-randmother, Mrs. Anna
Pelletier of Emerald Bay and
many friends from P4lm · Sprlnrs.
Pasadena and Santa Barbara.
Doris Heywood
and Gene Taylor
Repeat Vows
Buketa of pink cladlolua and
wh&te chr}'aa.nthemum.e decorated
the borne ot Mr. and' Mn. R T.
Heywood, 149 Serra avenue, San
Clemente tor the recent wecldlng
of Doris Je&nn.Jne HeyWood and
Clarence E\Jge.ne Taylor. aon of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. T-.ylor. 391
ltn>&dwa.y. Costa Mesa. Th e
doubJe ring rtt.ee were performed
by the Rev. H. R . Foster, putor
or lhe Preebyterian church.
Doris wore a •lreet length drees
ot white fake tur Wlth fitted
bodiee and circular altlrt. Her
amall hat wu of the aame ma·
tertal a.nd she carrled white CU·
naUon.a centered. wllh a. white or-
chid. For going away "he wore the
orchid on her whJte fake l'ur ja.ck-
et &J)d carried a matchinl" bag.
Following the aJ'ternoon cere-
mony a Liered ca.ke wu served
wlth punch and Ice cream molded
with heart centers.
Mrs. Heywood wore belge with
Sa.nta cia1~ with hia .steich and
reindeer decorated the beautlfUJ
Chn.tma..s table for lhe can&ata-
br1dre luncheon of LI.do Iale Wo·
men'1 club, held recently In the
club l'l:ouae. On the piano wu a
striking Santa Clau!I Tom ,(nd
Jerry. set with an arrangement of
pyracantha berrlea and card ta-
bles were gay wtU\ a «ra.mlc tree
and choir boys.
Individual prit.ea were of cer-
amic Santa mu1r1 holdlnc candles.
Among thoee entert&lnJng were
Mn:. Crtawell, who had Mr8. Ann
Hayes u guest; Mra.. Ha.dd Rina.
who had at her ta.ble Mrs. John
Millikan, Mrs. Kathy Albright
and Mrs. Perry. Al8o among thoee
playing were Mn. Bradtord and
Mn. Walter Franz.
Mrs. John Boyd, Jr., wu chair-
man a.nd au1stlng her were Mrs.
Kenneth Brooks, Mrs. Allen Crt11-
well, Mrs. Wamer Gates, Mrs.
Caroline Williama and Mrs. Wayne
Murdock.
Mrs . So lon Foster Jr.
Honored Guest
et Stork Showe r
Mrs. Solon Foster, Jr., former
secr~t.ary to the mayor, wu hon-
ored gue.st at a stork r.hower given
by )fni. Duncan McAJpine In her
Udo Isle home. Twenty o t the
hon.oree·s a.uociates from the city
hall ptayed tames appropi\ate to
the occulon and later wa.t("hed
her untie yerds of pink a.nd blue
rtbbona and excl&im aver the dain-
ty gtrts.
Mias Gerry Gooch aulsted the
hoategs in •erving cak e and Ice
crt>am in storlt molds.
Un ita ri a n So ciety
Meets at Laguna
garde.nla corsage and Mrs. Taylor The Unitarian Society of l..a-
cha.ie a gray enaemblt> With black guna Beach wllJ meet Thuntday.
accessories and gan:leniu. Dec. 14.th at Lhe homeo of Mr_ a.nd
The new Mn. Taylor was gradu-Mrs. Edgar Smith al ,5ll9 Cata-
ated from Capistrano High school lina stret>-t lo hear the-Rev. Step-
and attended Fullerton Junior hen H . Fritchman speak.
college where she was a member Continuing his series, on thl11
or Theta Nu Theta.. Her husband occasion his •ubjeet will be "The
wa.a graduated from Newport Har-Effort. t o li'reeze Religion." Mr.
bor High school and Santa Ana Fritchman Is the minister of the
college. He ls now e m PI o Ye d First Unltarlan Church of Los An-
with Baker Oil Tools, IM., at geles.
Huntington Park. After a. honey-The meeting will be open t o the
moo~ awtt 11;~ Sphrings the young pubUc. The lime, 7 :4~ p. m .
cpup • .,., ".f O'!jf in .Downe~. ~beh s~~i~~··;;~o :~ r~~' Dinoer fipn9!s -
to Hear Mrs . Renne r Mrs. Nellie Vick
Mr. and Mra. Unwood Vick re-
ee.nUy entertained with dinner al
Balboa Bay club a1.nd following
theatre party In honor of the
bJrthday anniversary or Mr. Vick '~
mother, Mn. Nellie Vlek of Balboa
Island,
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Arlene Ragan and Glenn Gibbs Wed
in Ceremony at Pasadena Church
White chrysanthemum.t decorat-.... --------------
ed Throop Memorial Unlvenallat
Church, Puadena on Sunday, D«.
3 for tour o'clock candleUcht
rites In which rings were e:xchang·
ed by Arlene Joyce Ragan and Gil Stewart Otbbll. Dr. Clare
C. l&U\ elt performed the cere-
mo In which the br1 de wu given
tn keeping by her father. She Ls
lhe daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. E.
V_ Ragan, 222 Agate avenue, Ba.1-
boa I11land and the btldegroom la
the son ot Mr_ and ?tftl. ~tewart
Gibbs or 184Sl Huntington Be.a.ch
boulevard. Huntington Be•ch.
Arlene WM lovely In her brtd&l
robe of Ivory aa.Un with roM point
yoke, flttffl bodice wtth long
slttvu and tull •klrt ending in a
long lraln. Her vet) ..,, .... In finger-
tip length and ahe carried a white
prayer book on which wert two
"·hite orchl~ with S\epanotla a.pd
aatln streamen. P'uhloned llk:P
the wedding gown except that It
wu 11leevealeq l.l"Ld had no yoke,
was lhe cora.l tatfeta frock worn
by Eleanor Ragan. maid of honor
and sister of the bride. The co•-
tume-14·a.s complemented with long
mitts of the tat'tela and a head·
bftnd Of maJJne a.nd Tall.man
:-oses. Her bouquet wu al90 'Of
r<1se.'1. Brlde~malds Nancy Green.
Donna. Ricit:"" Loretta McCullah
and Donav!p Bowen wore simJLar
dresac.a but 111 blue and Lhelr head-
bands and bouquets wf're of yellow
carnatlon11.
Best man was Jim Rorick while
usher15 were Bob Gibbona. Jim
Eut, Howard Be:atly. and H. P .
Yarn ~ll. Completing the ~ntourage
were Karen Duffy_ flower g1rl:
Pa.ul Stra..,,•n, ring bearer lUld the
two candle lighters. Joyce Pur-
cell and Sharon Yamt>IL
ault of fore.al green with cocoa•
brown acceaaotie1 and her orchid
conas-e. She wu gn.duat.ed from
Newpert Harbor Hl&h school and
her buab&nd from RlvenJdt> Hic-h
ectwol. They will make their home
at lll H1Jiotrope a\te11ue. Corona
del Mar.
Hawaiian Xmas
Theme for
Kama~ina Meet
Hawaiian words for "Merry
Chnatmu" were over the fire·
place In the home of Laura de los
Rios, 3M P"lower street . se:tlinl'
the theme tor meeting of Kam-
aa.ina Klub. In keeping were the
red . candles, pineapple and other
troplcml fnilta and hlbl.9CUa.
Welcomed &11 new member9 were
Bobbie Baker of Balboa Ialand and
Minerva. Prfce ot Costa Mesa.
Members are collecting toys and
food for a. generous Chriatmu
bfl.!lket and with their "adopted
family" no longer here. are look-
ing tor another to which th• ba.a-
ket may bt> pre.e.nlf<t. Anyone
knowins of 11uch a family may call
th• chlb secretary, Rita My ers,
Beacon 5802-J.
Nut meeting iA·ill be lht> club•"
Chri•tm• dinner party. to bf" held
at Welch'• In Long Be-ach. There
will be a gtft vr:change and revea.I·
Jng-or secret pW for the put
yea.r.
Dorothy Holmes
Named Chairman Preceding the ceremony Roge.r
McCandl<'S8 sang Becal'.IAe:, I Love of c. G. Leaders-
Christmas · Aids
New Books
at City Library
Ncm:flction UUea have been monr:
popular th&n fiction. •taU.Uc. in
tb1 l&at month at Newport. public
UbrV)I plOYe. With Cbrllltmu
stYlns clOH at hand a new book C!llled The A.rt of Wrapplnl' Gitt.a,
by Lowrie will be in demand.
A.tao the Perfect Hoateu Cook
Book. by Knopf la .et for holiday
fNtJVlUee. In the humoroua vein,
the "Reel" Bt.nchley will be brilll"·
tnr chudtlu.
An lmpartant UUe l• The Ef-
fect.a of Atomic Weapon.11 which ta
pl"9p&l'ed for and In coopera.tJon
wtlh the U , 8. Department of De-
t.na. and the U. 8. Atomic Energy
CommluJon under t.he ctirecUon or
the Loa Alamoe Sctenu.nc Labora-
tory. It attempt.a to present u ac-
curately u la now posaible. a
. technJcal .summary of the probablf'
ruulLI of the detonation ot atomic
wtapona.
New net Ion lncludt>s: Balchln.
Who la ltly Ne!Jhbor ?: Brandel.
The Choice; Cary, A F earful Joy:
Fut, The Proud and Free: Flet ·
cher. Bennett"• Welcome; Ford, He
Feed.a the Bird•: Oreen. Back :
Hall, The Far Lands; Harper,
Winter Wedding: Hogan. Two-
Oun Law.; Kantor, Signal Thlrt,y·
Two; LesTlna. The Barrier: Mac-
Donald, Mesqultffr Mavericks:
Mclt'eektn, City of The F1ap:
Mareha.11 .. The ln!lnite Woman:
Molloy, Pound F oolish: Rich, The
Wiiiow-Bender; Schulberg, The
Dlae.nchant~: Seifert. The Story
of Andrei Fteldll: Stevenson, Mu·
11lc In The RIUs: Tallant, A State
In J.l tmoaa: Thlrkell, County
Chronlclt>; Vogel, Four and Twen -
ty Beds: Wagner. Sycamo~:
Waugh. Helena ; Wilkinson. Run,
Mongooae, and Young, Blaze of
Glory.
My11teries to ..,,.hilt> away mid-
night hours are : C ha.se, "You're
Lonely When You 're Dead; Coxe,
The Frightened Fiancee: Desaart.
The Lut Houae: lama. A Shot of
Murder: Little, The Bia.ck Smith:
O'Ft.nn, Happy Holiday!: Starnes,
Another Mug tor lhe Blt>r ; Sterl·
ing. Dead of Nlghl.
Non-F1ctlon books are: Aabury.
The Great nlWJion ; Atomic Ener·
&"Y· The Effecta of A tomic Weap-
on•: Benchley, The "Reel" Bench·
ley: Glesh, Tht>y All Pliiyed Rag·
time: Chernev, V(lnninf Che:u:
Chrysler. Life Of An American
\\'orkma.n: Don n. Meteorology
With Marine Appllc11.tlons: Dos
Pa.s110s. The Prospect Before Us:
Early, Nev" York Holiday: Har-
rell, Look Before You Leap; Hoyt.
Shuma.n Hoyt'11 Memolni; lsaler.
Our A'lountaJn Hermitage: Knopf.
The Perteet H'cstt>ss Cook Book;
Unton, HaJl014·een Through Twen-
ly Centuries: Lowrte. The Art of
Wrapping GiftB; May, The Pru-
dential; Afoody, Little ' Britches:
Orga, Portrait Of a Turklah Fam·
Hy : Oursler, 'A'hy I Know There 1:1
a God: Schiffer, My Greateat
Baseball Game: Scully, Behind th<"
Flying Saut:ers: Btelf'Lhau.s, Mathe-
matical Sn&pshots: Stem. Favor-
ite 8&.l<'ball Storit'11: Stem, Favor·
l\e F ootba.ll Storlea ;Stringer. Ger-
man Face1; Thane, The M ajelltlc
Land: Van Doren. The Country
Wife and Westley. Chimp Of\ My
Shouldtt.
Local People
Enjoy Meeting
Young Pianist
Th'l!.,.,_r,Qd~.w:d. u.. Lord"• -Pr·~~' .. ~.~.':'.'Jo·. ,-, ·,-4ir.·Ji.,.t. '• ¥Gif'.~l.-.,1~a "··u\e ·•.,,like yqur ~ach ao much, It [_. ~ .. ~~ ;-; ..AeW·cha.irtf-.p:9f f.Ae,·~otly., ¥:'8*' only 'the fog woul'd lift so I could
1 ~19 ·0,.\A;~h rysanthemuma Olrl Scout •i..H.detla ~l&Uon u !ee'll,.i said Irvin t.8.sz.lo at supper
d~rated the c hurch .aclal hall tM result of re-cent ele<:Uon of ot-In the Bay club followin& hl11 ap-
rOr the reception. In the recetvtn.g fk:en. Na.meO lo .erve with Mr&. pearance on Community Concert
line were the bride"• moUler. Mra. HolmM, who succeeds Mrs.. Nellie uaodaUon's ope-n lng progTtin.
Ragan, wearing a tea·blue l'OWn l..o.ol'. we"' Maybell Donica, vice-Those memben who took thf'
In formal length with brown ac-chaJnnan; .Mild.red M.athew1, re-opportupJty to meet the young
ces.sories and a.n orchid corsage cordlri.J ~reta.r)': Be\•erly Geie.r, Huncarian found him moat inter-
and Mr!I. Gibbs, mother or the coITUpOndlng aecretary. ealJ.ng, modest and natural. A.ak·
groom, In burgundy W1th pink ac-ICx«tiUve boa.rd members In-Ml If he did not find concert ap-
"My moet aplrltual Christmu
In China.," ia subject of Mn. Alex-
ander Renner. apeaker on Wed-
neaday at the combined HoU9ehold.
book aection 2 &nd garden sec-
tion at Ebell club. meeUnl' at the
clubhouse at 2 p. m. This i.!l a
special Chrtatmu program and
each aiecUon ls providing a door
prize.
ceuorie• a.nd on:hid corpge. clud• W. B. Johnaon. Mmea. Edith ~arancea A strenuous life, hls
?tfrs. Mable P . Na.liar &nd Mta. Ludt, Holmeti. Mary Hilliard, Lone. motht':r replied that he ha.d ama.z·
HOSTF..88 ·ro TEENA.Or.RS U. M. Weber auiated. while Mia Berlneace Fox, Sybil Norman, Ing energy a.nd would be complete:-
Mi.S!I Sandra Schmidt. 706 No rth Anita Coane preelded at the pat Mathew• and Grace Speth. 1 •y tlappy If he hael a concert every
WEAK HA8 ITS LIMITS
DirferoenlJa.I WY.r, m&njfest in
the growling nolx from the rear,
does not teem to make much dlt-
fere.nee to certain car owners.
polnte out the National Automo-
bile Club. It ahould. for when this
unit hu become worn lhe Cea1'
do not meah properly and are
wacepUble to rapid and complete 1 bn:a.k&ce. Wben the break oc-
cura, the llituatlon ts about the
moat unpJeuant ln which th• car
owner c.an find hlmMlt. The ex·
pen. ot the repair oftm ill
doubled It the •It uatlon. ta &llowed
to Co ., f.,. that the cear break&.
Quall are very numtl'OU9 t.n
J"l'NDO counu at. tbe pl"lt9Ut lime,
npc>rta the JCa'-al 4Utomo1J1Je
Club.
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Bay Front. wu recent hoste:aa to a book. night.
buffet supper and slumber party Choicf' of the ntw Mn. Gibbs "Help Stamp Out Tubercula.ie Lau.lo a.nd hia mother part.Jcu-
for six 'tem·ager frtendl. ror her traveling coetume wu a Buy and Use Chriatma• Sea.la." luly enjoyed Wlltng in Hungar-
------------------ia.n to Dr. and Mr11. Alu:.ander
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ReAner and were luncheon gut':8ta
• '• ln their home. .
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supper were member& of the bo6..rd
,of directors, lneludtnr the presi-
dent. Mary Batten SUffenaen a.nd
her hu.aband, J . Leslie Stetfenaen:
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Roland Wrtghl. Mr.
and Mra. J . A. Beek, Mr.·and M:ra.
Walter Spicer, Mr. and J.tn. Havil~
a.nc\., Rogers a.nd Mias Margaret
Behar le.
~arbara Berry
to Open Wed.
B&-.ra Berry. ...., of Bette
0..vte. Will m&lre INT ,_..,. de-
bu.t lSth Decunber tn "one l'oot
lft lleaftn" a.t the t..sun& B8ch
()ommunlty ~ armed
with two ... _ dup..--eh&nna.
-Berry will -tbe nrwt -·---..,._,_ llMter Md will WMr one of. .the
·oeum• Kt. Davia WOC"e in bet'
1lnl N"" YO<k play. Mloo Berry
--Daris will ... ~ ccmLlUtWllJ la t.ecuu u .. AU
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. Can driven by Gladyi I. Clark.
301 JOOf W . Elgl)t St., Santa A na,
and Rice L Holt, tS7, Bar No. 422.
CO.ta .Mea., coJllded at •· Fourtb
St., and t..be &ulta l'e t tacka tn
Santa A.ti& ca.uatna mJnor dama1re
to both Veblc._, polloe reported.
Los AIMjeles . Prices in Cos_ta MeSCI
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GIFT WRAP -TREE LI GHTS
TOYS -ORNAMENTS -TOYS
MILTON'S 5· 10·25¢ STORE
COSTA MESA O PEN NITES
STARTS sc:ND AY
"Edge of Doom"
DANA A..._DRE WS
FARLEY OftASGER
THE . NEW HAMMOND
CHORD .. ORGAN
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COME HEAR AND TRV THIS \\'OSDERFr·r.
NEW ORGAN YOl"RSELF.
DANZ-SCBlllDT PIANO CO.
520 No. Main, Cor. of 6th
SANTA ANA
Phone Kl. 2·5140
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THEY ·ROL~UT WHEN ST.ORMS ROLL IN
How we prepare today to protect your se rvice tomorrow
t . Old M a n W inter an be mighty tough on tele-
phone li.ncs .. _with floods i.n the cicics and vallcyt
and saow pil.d IU&h in tbe Sierra and ihe Cascades.
We c:ao'r tell .where trouble msy mike oat. ~
wc'tt alw•Y" ttady to pull uoin.d crews &om oon-
emttpcy jobs and smd them oo their -z in
sp<cial trucks and other equi,pmeot-1.iU this • sno-
ai"-ro r<pajr anr break. wherever it happens.
3. Gettllig your call through whm you ,,.... it,
within your OWJ> rown <>< aaoos the_.,.,,,, it F*rt
ol the valve you've oome to Clpta from your td~,
pbooe. scm<l'. Aod w:ilh ....... 00 m. tt<ag<. "P •
less than half p much as tire coa ol ™""' yout
tdq>hoa< is • raJ bugaio today. In spier al bJa11
pricoroo mos< ocher things, a .dme..-ing. ~
.mag tdfj>booe call is yows foe j8Sl a"~;._
k's oae al the bee hap in your familr , .. ,
r. ' @Pacific Talepflolle ..
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2. Hdicopt.en have been used sometimes to
paUol snowbound lio., and sp«d anr. ro • It-
pair job. But even befon: thoy gor there. calls have
~ re-routed to g et your message through with u
Um. delay.as posaible. For modem communiations
d~ teamwork among all td<phone p«>plc ...
peop!e'who know thcin ue imponattt jobs, portie>-
lilotly la dies< aitial days for our nation.
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Pub&. .heel l:ftr7. 'IUe:tdaJ M Newport lle•cll. ~oral&
by the !aWPOBT HAIUIOB PUBLl8HIN~ OOMPANY
Member of CA.LDi'ORNIA NE'WSPAPER PUBIJSHERS ASS'N.
Member of the NATIONAL EDJTORIAL ASSOClATION
Offlce and Printing Ptant at 2211 Balboa Boulevard
Telepllooe Harbor 1618
1 Entered u ~d.!Clua Malter"' at the Poatoffice tn Newport Beach.
C&Jlfoml.a. u.pder the Act ot March l. 1m
. RUSSELL L. DIETRICH. Editor
RALPH BORGESON. Advertising Man9ger
8U1l8CIUPTION BA TE8:
~WPORT·BALBOA NEWS-TIMES e~-ery TONdal'
In Oraa.r County, P-60 Pf'r ye&r: SZ.00 slI moatbtt; 11.U thrH
mo.atU (Al80 JncJme, the NEWPORT·BALBOA PRF..88. Tbunday)
Outa~ Orsnp County $4.00 per year
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NONE INVINCIBLE
Every year the football season offers proof that no
team. however great. is unbeatable. The season just clos·
ing (it!s all over except for the bowl gameal has been no
exception. _
No doubt the prize example of this was the stunning
upset of the Army by the Navy last Saturday. The Cadets
with not a defeat against them in nearly 30 games and the
Middies with hardly more than two or three victories in the
same number of contests were just about as unequal -
theoretically-as anyone could imagine. But when the game
was played the underdog Navy dominated the contest for
almost from start to finish. ·
Theres an old saying that the team that won't be beat·
en can·t be beaten. The Navy team proved it beyond doubt.
. The same thing applies in the lives of individuals. The
man who will not quit regardless of the odds against him
i.i the man \vho really succeeds and the man who helps
make the world a helter place.
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SIGNS OF THE TIMES DEP'r.: A little girl in our
:. block drcs""d in a Hopa!ong Cll88idy outfit, complete with
:,. trousers. shirt. boots. holster and gun ... pushing a d{>ll
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: Thursday at Corona def Mar School
... The r1r!ft 7th Grade dance of the~-----------
;· v rar took p\acl' lh<" evening nf I one from each hon1e r0(>111. Wf'rt•
.. Thursday, Dec. 1. from 7:30 until distingui~hed by 1taY jln,t'lto l>t-11
!;• tn 00 p. n1 .. al the Corona del and ribt>on boutnnn1ere1' an<I hair
.. f\f1tr school. tt wM u.ndrr the a.us-ornamcnt..s. They were Rod Cal-
• pices rJf the N f'IA·port Beach Gram-derhead and Jac kie )'arnf'll f Mr. J mar SchrinL"J P.-T. A .. with Mrs. JnhnAOn's room), Jody Fenton a.nd
a:R\chatd I . Stewart. home and ram-Judy Bishop tMIM Oulln's), Steve
Ill. lly chalrmRn m dlara•. Watcbec a.nd..Jo Anne Hagen fMr, ! ·The evening wa.."I most success-Ritter's). Gary Cook snr! Pat
• ful, rlue in no little part to thf' Kelter I Mr9. Pettlt'11). and T t"d
• ror.::thought a.nd work or faculty. Va.n Hemert and Sheila Gla."8
·: )Jercnt..'I and 1Ctudcnt.s. Faculty (Mi.ss Orr'sl . l. spon.Mlr.oi we re Mr". Pettit fcha.ir-Two one-~rformance pa.8Scs t o
'-man I, 1.fr. Anderson. Mr Johnson, the Lido or Me.ea l.hf"alf'MI were
• I.fr. Ritter. Mr. Burdick. Mias Orr. given u door prtze.e, donation" of
9 snc1 Ml!'.' Dulin. Paren~ chaperon-Mr. Silers. manager. Thf" \lrinner.i:
~ Ing. ac ting a.a refre."hment com-were Sharon ChildrE-ss and J o
1. mlttee. and enjnyin,lf OClng present Anne Hagen. Priu" were &l."Wl
at the ff"sUv!Uc11, we1-e the Messrs. given fdr games played during the
and Mf'adam.-s Sandoval, Hagen. evening. Mary Fogarty and Sheila
'II Suess, Oliphant and Nf'wland. Stu-Gla&s won l.he broom danc e. Don
' dents under the direction of Mrs. Wa1c1ron and Jean Swan80n wrre
If# Pettit planned and produced the on the lucky &pot at the end of
• decorat1on8, all in the Christ.mu that dance. Fo r being the ahort.rst
• theme. couple on the floor. Glrnda W oUp-
: Alter & wPlcoming 21peech by ka and Dick Pickett won a prize.
~ Peter Lardnr-r, mMl<'r or cere· Rerre21 hment.5 carried out the
£ monies. the Horace Ensign Swing Chtiatma.s theme -cocoa.nut cup-
band played the flwit number ot a ca.Kea decorated with jingle bellA
fine &nd \."arled rept>rtolre, and and red and green ribbon, and lee
their theme song. Moonllght Sere-cream cups served on green nap-
-nade. OnP of tht> highlight& of kins. ·
-. their performance was the rend1-The party ended at 10:00, th('
: Uon of Blues on Pa.rs.de, led by first .. of three aoeheduled for the
.; Don Bea.tty with Miu PerkiN 7th Gradera l.hia year. Parent& art"
• doing the trum~t solo part. Miu welcome at 9 :30 to come and
:• lll!rklrui il'I the hutructor 'ot th.is watch until time to g o home. All
• fine group ol mu.aici&n8. parent& are requested to call f or
: The student hoeta and hosteaeea, their chlldren prompUy.
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'JHe FABUl.005 MANOS
CF ETHER Ml<SUlURE;_-~V\\
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' 'NEWPOltT -IALIOA NEWS. TIMES Tuesday, December 12, 1950
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The:W8..y To Humanity's Heart : .. ,. AD; •
• • • • • • •. B~ MARCO
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100 DRESSES WANT A HOME BY CHRISTMABI
PRICES WHACK.CD 20-~33 \,~~ on QUALITY BRAND DRESSES!
POLLY APPAREL hu a load of ~gul.ar •tock dreeeu that
hawn"t walk~ out the door-well, frankJy becauae the weather
waa too darn hoL Now lhey've l'Ol to go! You'U flnd exclttn1
buya In jeraeya, crepe•, corduroys, failles:, gabardine.. wool·blend.a
SLU'11 9-1 ~; 12·20: 14 '11-24 ~. You never aaw ., many attracUv•
drrS1Se11! ! ! THIS IS THE S'tRAJOHT GOODS-THJS IS A REAL
SALE! GET THERE FIRST! POLLY APPAREL. 1833 Newporl
A YC., COST A MES.A. Bea.con 63~.
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JIMMY CHRISTMAS! ALL YOU YOUNG
IN HEART WILL GASP WITH DE-
LIGHT at the •tght 6' amell of that drea.m-
ahlp THE CANDY SCHCX>NER! THI!
Candy Schooner ln Corona ck,J Mar beafll
:•<7~ a rich carl'o of dan.llna candy Sant.u
llttlr whllf' .Ir. blacM Jarnba, akatlng snow
men, and wonderful, f'dlble eonchantme.nls
for Xmu tn-e•. •tocklnp. or party
favor•! Thc rr &rt" eturcly, chocolate dogs wra.ppt>d In glltterlnt
tin-foll, rolled tr"e ornament..e a.nd Xmu •tocking• and cornucoplu:
Cllled with gala. ~urpr!Me. ' Timf" will tum backward when you lie"
ttle old fa.!h1oned rock 6' ribbon candy and the stick ca.ndy. The Cand}
Schoonrr makes wonderful chocolatea A all IOrla of out-of·Wt
hemisph<'re confectlons right there In Ila' own rallcy~ Don't de nr
vour1n.'lf or lltlle ones lht pleaaure any longer. 8ff the pink
r-lrphants! Pinch a fat rum-drop! Buy a candy Cane! THE CANOY
SCHOONER. !519 Cout H1way. Corona del Mar. Hu. 207~-W.
• • • LIGHT UP THE SKY! LIGHT UP THE TREE: THE BAL-
r~OA ~ ANO 10 HAS A BIG DEAL ON XMAS TREI!: LIGHTS
L'Ol.f"l R.F;D LIGHT STRINGS PROM :'>Voe UP. BIO BULBS, LlT"TLl
fJU I~BS FOR INDOORS AND OlIT BALBOA 6 AND 10. 300
~tAIN NOW OPEN $UN DA VS 10 A. M --4:30 P . M . -OPE!'\
EVES BEGINNING DEC. 16. • • • WAf\'T SOMEONE YOU C ARE Jo-OR TO REMEMBER VOl1
EVF.R Y HOUR '! Thcn give them a wr1at watr h ! LOUCKS
fEWELERS hu a Shopper'• Special on ladlt"a' Elg'n -.-.•atchca a l
$29 7:'1 -$33 7~ TheM' arf" 11martly de•1F;ncd g old-filled c&ae• wilt:
5'Uara.ntPrtl Durapo\.\·('r maln111pring11 . AlllO noteworthy: Waterproof
shnckproof watchf'S wllh S'Nep el'COnd hand at $29 7::; up. The8'
!!<pnrty look ing watchra are an ideal Jtlft for nurM'JJ or aenrtc~men
C'ht-ck: thl.'!Je values at o nct and put a watch m 1.Ay Away! If you'vr
El roll of grf'en &tufr burning your hot little palm. Investigate th•
!IU{M'r b diamond watc hf'a fo r both mt-n and \.\'Omf"n. Get a tlmcl·
i;tlft at LOUCKS" JEWELERS. F1ne watche21 of a ll mak"8-Thpy'r1
at 1186 Newport Blvd., CCNlla M eMl. .
P. S-Thry do first clau repa.lr work her"! • • • ILA AND MAGGIE, THOSE ROVING CAMERA ARTISTS
F'ROM 1. MULL PHOTOGRAPHERS want to come do-...'n your
chimney Chriatmu Eve or C hrl8tmu Day and photograph your
family .ifroup for you. They will take blaC'k and white or c<>lor
sbol8 of those -WaticSel"fut rrn71tlenl8 whf>n lht ktcb: hang up tbclr
stocking& or wht".n t hey open their present•. The whole family
out -of-town a\Jnta. unc le& and grandtna'e would make a nice Xmu
portrait groupE'd around the flrrplace or Xmas tree. YULE be sorry
If yQu don't make an appointment now to capturr lht'se enchanting
ho\lday moments In a picture for your memory book. Call 1 MULL
PHOTOCRAPHERS now and ll'll ttlem whal hour of day or evening
to comt" running to tAkt> out that happy "Xmu al Home" photograph
rnr you I MULL PHOTOGRAPHY HARBOR 2410, 214' ~fARINE.
BALBOA ISLAND. • • •
FASHION DECREES THAT BLOUSES-,
\\'ILL BE T OPS TH.IS SEASON lt>&pe-clalty
for skirtJ\1 . Sma.rt wumen will fly over to "\~~~~
DOROTHY'S !'!hop In Balboa. Sh" hu <
more blouSQ& than you'd care lo &hake •
po~o stick at! SPEClAL HOLLY-DAY
PRICES o n : grey F?'enC'h spun. all wool
jers('ys w ith a., •let>Vf'-louched off with
chELrtreWlt', l{t'Ct'n or red. only 17.9~: 11parkllng white crepe long sleeve
blOU8f'"' -...·Ith tlny tucks a.nd lace frill•. eye-11topper~ at Sl.95: Tile
red, tailo red-type crt>pe, long slct•ve wtttl ch&rtreu.se collar, 17.96
And a big· buy for gala occ&11lons -a well-brrd crf'pe blouse In robin's
egg blue or chartM!UJJe, bat-wing &leeve a.nd high neck ONLY $.5.96.
Many other little beautlea at $3.95. Thl.a lltle sea-•tde 11hop ha.a
f'verything Jn ladles nady-to-wear. Dreas('.11 aize 9-20, 16~ to 24 ~.
Slips a: Sweaters to 11lze t4. Get In tht swim, glrla but hr aure you're
w.::aring--a bloll.ff from DOROTHY'S. BALBOA INN BLDG. BAL-
BOA. • • •
. LET'S YOU & ME PUT ON OUR HIGH TOP stx>Ts. pull our
stocking cap• w"ll down over our pinched little faces and sleigh over
to GRANT'S FURNITURE &: APPLIANCE STORE. Let's gel
Unclt" Knackwurst. a mandolin case for Xmu, shall we? We'll
get Grand.ma a new pencil box and punchy Coualn Blotto that
broken down 'pin-ball ma.chine for Ill. lHe'll never know the dlf-
fewnce.1 While we'r"' th"~· I want to show you the gorgfflt11 old
Sheraton banquet dining Ml! Therf"'s a hugt> round mahogany
table with .5 lea•e8, 9 &Ide chair1, 2 arm chain A a buffet. Really
a collector's Item ... It'& worth fighting your way thru' the junk
just to aee It! This Grant'21 ls a Hurrah'a nest -.. He'a got a
beautif\11 hand-carved Italian formal chair holdln~ up a la.bl~ tull
of 5c door·knob8. But that's Life, and l&n 't It uclttng! ! ! Besldett
Uiat. you can pun:hue a brand n ew Servel r~fMgerator or a Gaf-
ter'a & Sattler'• cu ranee her~. So mush on Buck! To Grant'•
Furniture It Appllancea. 164.~ Newport Blvd., Ca.rt.a M"sa.
• • • LOCAL GIRL MAKES R.EAJ.; GOOD! Thumb lhru' your No-
vember-copy of lbat pra.1.-eworthy ruhlon m&,1razlne VOGUE, and
~eas who'• name b In the.re! t ! YELM.A O'BRIEN"S to be sure~
Vogue bu ,elected "Fa.ah)orui To Gtve"-• collectk>n of :m out-
standing girt.a at 126 and under. Vogue cttdlls O "BRIEN'S, C.Orooa.
Ml Mar, u the only .ource of lhnte lovely gtfta In all of ~e
County! I've checlEed MWne of theaoe high · faahk>n Items Vogue rec-
ommcnda. and you·11 t\nd them all (ifta you11 enjoy giving or tteeiv-
lng!
~ In Occupied J_apan by German craftsmen.., Tx.50 pow~r, an
am.aalnl' bal"pln at 158.76, See thece and many ~er quality
ctfta &hd &pParel at the QUARTERDECK. 630 Cout Hi1bway,
Newport. Beacon ~24&. Open Sunday•. • • BOAT OWNER'S ANQ SAILORS
WAKE UPI THE P ACIFIC Nil.REM
CO. hall a new, lnt-xpen•lve procma
tor removtng paint topeide and bot-
tom from yathla, cnallera, 11all-boat.1,
1Ln«hJea &nd from mOl'lt plt>uure or
uWlty cratt. Tht NELREM PROCESS
for removing paLnt 11afely arid quickly
ll a modem chemical diacdvery. It
wubew paint away -ls abaolutely
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harmJeu and greatly superior to any old-fuhloned method! The
NKLRP!M CO. removes paint like magic from rtcctn& blocks, hatches.
ga.npays, etc., a.nd portable •hip stuff. Naw liate.n. skipper, don"t
ll•e In the dark ages,. call Mr. Osolin or Mr. Webb tpr more Info,
PACI.YJC NELREM, '2811 Lafayette, Newport, Harbor 2960. ' . . .
"DR . ERWOOO. YOU MEAN--'!' YOU CAN'T MEAN THJS
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rs 0000-BYE~'" "Yes." he Mid. ~y. "Thcae mlrron have
got to go! They kttp st.a.ring al me!" Dear Dr. Erwood has a
rubber 8l&mp t.bal My& "2~'k Off." Thia time the blow hU fallen 1
on the excellent Tyre Broa. mirrors. These are hlghe!lt qua.Uly
mlrron fra.mC'd In bronu or wood. He hu them in round. oval,
oblong, obtu~( ! I and nautical isltt-rlng whets from 19 l() 17~-These
mlrrofll are dl.'(:orator designM and wlll Insure " pt'rfect lmagt>.
Regardleu, Dr. Erwood LI tired of them. Give one to your houBC
>r eomebody'.11 lhi• Chrlatmu! Dr. Erwood need! the wall space
fprobe.bly for c uckoo clocka). ERWOOD'S for glfte, art, fabrics,
tewelry. 407 E . Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Ope_n evenl.nga a.nd Sunday11.
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MILESTONES
MRTH~
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Students Visit
Steel · Plant • • • YOU AND YOUR CLOTHES ARE KNOWN BY THE· COM-
.., ANY YOU KEEP! Wt"lt, I'm uking you to 'Go S~ady' with
he WASHINGTON CLEANERS! You"ll find thrm dependable,
'.ru.tworthy a.nd very efflcif!nl. Th~ Washingto n Cleaner!! hB.& been
n bu.alnru for over 20 yf'ar.s and are Sa.nitone licenaed . __ Sanltone
>elng a modem cht>mlcal cleaning proce&.11 of highrst reno"·n. The
.\'uhln1ton Cleaners 11pcclallz.rs In cleaning of fine garment.a. pleat-
ng, hand-blocklng of knll8, and hand-t'tni.ah work. In racl, every
rannent that p&38<'11 thru' thl..11 btg sanitary plant la ha.ndlt'd •s tho'
t were a rich relatlv", Bellevf' me. the \\'a.shlnglon Clean<' rs want~
o help you lonk your holiday best_ Call HARBOR 3•18 For Free
..,.ick -up &: dcliv('ry. 329 Marine Avf'., Balboa, Island. • • • SONS AND LOVERS-HUSBANDS AND BROTHERS WILL
rHANI< YOU TO GET YOURSELF OVER TO BIDWELL'S SHOP
11'()R MEN a..nd pick up 6 or 8 of tho5e new Arrow JOO 'k Alpine
vool rt&nne\ 11hirl..!1! Hf"re'11 the ticket . the~o dry cleaning
ic"ket on one of these handsome tport shlrla. Tht>y arc WASHABLE
1nd gu•rantecd not to shrink having been processed by SANFORLAN
1 lik" Sanforlz:C'd 18 to cotton). Th~ WOOi good lookers come In 6
dynamic ptaldll, and also In &alld maroon, navy, gold, and nile green
AJJ I u.ld before, you can launder these a.s you w ould any finf'
garment. The&e are worth every penny of their $10 priCf' tag!
Speaking of aport type apparel for f(')Jow3, Bidwell'a also haa •
11harp. Sa.nforlan, wuhable waol jersey gaucho shirt at $7.50
Now having had my &ood ear to the ground, I know men like'
lhese for Informal wear. They !uten or can be open at the
neck. and come in fire-l'llalion red, gray. bottle green, navy It
cocoa. Now buelle ovrr to BIDWELL'S and check the11e and other
manly appurtenance&. They're at 218 Marint>, Balboa Island. Har-
bor 2000. • •
I TRY NOT TO TAKE MYSELF
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TOO SER·
IOUSLY. but th<' other day I read ln AD LIB that
-=..A.-I aald thl' Wa.sherrtte did wonderful Tlntex dye work -~ -
on draperlcJJ, bcdspread11, rugs etc. Well, the darnd-i -
c&t thing happened ~ I got ao carr1~ away with
my on.Lory that I ripped down aome old bedraggled '"-
bfoi,;t' n1onk's cloth curtaim and took them In to
Mrs. Wells at the WASHERETI'E. Mrs. We!111 is
~n artl&l ! Thl'se old -drapes came out just t he
bcautif\JI red, watermelon 11hade that 1 wanted '. Believe n1e, Si.11, yolr
can take my cverlovlng advice and brlghtpn up your homestead
for the hollday11. Grab up those old, fade<I bath mal8, t:u rtaine and
slip-cover11 . Thie le a very Inexpensive way to give your house e
face-lift. No w, It you want to live a good. clean like-take your
laundry over to the WASHERETTE. They're at tCM Coast Blvd.,
Corona del Mar. Harbor 2566-W. • • • COLLECTORS AND CONNOISSEURS OF FINE PRINTS WILL
FIND rare o ld treasuree If they wander in lo VERA WILLIAM'S
PATIO STUDIO AND BOOK STALL. Vera has ant of the finest
coUecUdn.11 of Engllah and French Print.a I"ve seen! Many are hand-
tinted, and 80me well over 200 yearit old. Thl.9 quaint little gift
and book 11hop h&11 a distinctly continental air, and you"ll find hosll!
of unu.aual Imported gifts a.nd Xmaa Ideas. There are exqul11lk
C.po di Monte plate11 and plaques. Florentine boxeii and Inlaid 1vory
miniature&: Englllh bone china demi-t8&8C: Swedish pewter, ahd
stunning Imperial rlamlngo red gla.118 from Japan! You can alao
rent party punchbowl.Ii, chairs, plates and cocktail JJervlce of all
klnWI from the PATIO STUDIO AND BOOK STALL, 313~ Marine .
Balboa l&land. Har. 2647-JK. • • • ACCENTUATE YOUR POSITIVE, MADAJ.f; Move grac!ousl3
lhru' marblf" fo,et.11, at ease, urbane, envied~ TOM your head.
nouriAh your jeweled cigarette holder~ Bewitch! Captivate! Compel!
But caution -: . before attempting to tos.e your head and wave
your hold~r. you mu11t romp to Rtn'H'S BEAUTY SHOP for r
RA YE'Ii'E perma.nent and a ma.nlcuN:'. Ruth has a Rayette Pene-
treme permanent that le a miracle worker for broken, bent or
bleached hair! Before lhiA permanent, you are given a restoratlor
oil tre•tm"nt that rejuvenate& your hair. 112.50 for thla acellent
permanent lnelude• trlm, wave, oU treatment &:: the works. Fo1
thoM wtlh •hort type hair. Ruth give• a Rayette shorty, natural
wave complete tor 18. MANICURES ARE ONLY $1.00. To br
at your chaMnlng holiday best. you mwit look your be.t! CALL
RtrJ'H'B BEAt..rrY SHOP, 338 Pol.nle.ttia. Corona del Mar. Har,
2907. Evn., A Sun. by appl. • • •
• A.RE YOU PRE"ITY SHA TI'EREI:
' BY THE FACT THAT YOU HAVEN'T
McQUEEN--To f.fr. and AfrR.
Jack L. McQue('n. 229 Avocado
St., Costa Mesa in St. Jo'W-ph hos-
plta1. Oe-c. 8. 1950, a daughter. J
lbft .• 1 oz.
l>EATHS
OTl'O B. FISHER
M&M is to be said at St. Joa-
rhl m church. Costa MeSR , fur Otto
B. Fiaher. 71 , who died Thu!"sdav
in hi• home. 1888 Newport Blvd-..
COfttl'L Mesa .
RoMry was rec-ited at Graurl
c haJ)('I, C06l.a Mesa. Intermrnl
waa in California ceremte11•. Lo..,
Anreles.--;
Mr. FisMr, a _native. of PennByl-
vanh\, had reside-0 in Costa Mesa
for 16 years. H(' ii" survi ved by
h.18 wife. Mr.!i. Carri(' Fisher ot
Coeta. Mesa.
In orrle r to ohflrrvc_ the produc -
tinn of !iteel and stf'f•I p1·odurtl'I
from raw materials t o finishl'd
marketablf> products. sixteen stu-
dents of the OCC E njrineer!'l club
and their ad\'1sors made a trip to
the I(alse r Steel Plant at F'onlana.
C:ahf_, last F 11day afternoan, Dec.
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On arrl\'Rl thf' group "'as given
nn nvrrvJC\\' of thr> ~tccl making
01-orr>~~ bv I-fr. Sf'ncke of the plant
public relations departmt>nt. Tht>n
f<1llowcd a rejrular tour o! the
plant w ith J ohn Murphy. official
plant ,::u1de. cxplai nin~ 1n detail
thp varioUs pl"occsscs in the mills
visited.
Beg1nnin~ "'i th the raw mater-
Wll~LIAM T, BAXTER 1als, coal. i1111C'stnne and iron ore,
1'femor:lal services ~'ert> held ! the gl'oup ol>l'l<'rved, in scquenC'e,
at the El T oro Marine ba.~ a).l th(' ('Okt>-mak1n,f{ process /coal
2:30 p. m . Satu1-aay ror Ma.<1ler baked.in huge' ovens for 171'"l hMI.
S~. William T. Bllxter. of 463 at 2700 deg"rf'es Fl : little cars on
Magnolia St.. Costa Mesa. "'ho the l!kip hoist durnping tons of
wu killed In action near V.'onsan. raw materials into the bis.st fur-
Korea., Nov. 28. naccs; the open-hearth furnaces
He leaves hi~ wif('. Elizabeth. l wherf' tho molten p1g-1ron is con-
and three !Ions. Gregory. 13. Jam(';'; I v ert('rl into ste(•l ;-stripping of the
E ., 19 months. and William T . Jr .. I molds from ingnLc; and i:;ubsequent
8 montM. They reside at the I transfer to soaking pits v.·herc
C08ta Mesa address. ' whole ingots r·cach a uniform tern·
Two brothers in the Ma1ine peraturl' of 2100 deg1rf's F . Then
Corp!!, aJao survive. They ar" Crl. thrv y,•1tn•·sst>d the tri1nsfC'r of in-
Theodore C. Baxter, Camp Pend-got~ t o thr> bloominJ:" mill where
1eton. and PFC Billie J oe Baxter, the II-ton in~ots 11rt' rolled into
El Toro Marine base. ..mall c rns!'-scct1nn('t1 r1eC'es a nd
lrito Trial
(<JontlnuN from Pase t )
;11 &Ueged to have told dPputy
~herlffs that he found only $2 in
Mendoza's pocJtet.
District Atty. James L. Davii<
·..vho Is conducting thr prosc('ution
with Deputy District Atty. Harold
Stelner h88 not asked for the
death penalty becaui1e Brito wa'i
>nly I7 yea~ old at the t imP or
~he killing Jut Sept. 12 and I:;
therefore exempt from capital
">t.JnlshmC!Ilt under state law t'ven
'hough he 11hould be found guilty
1( first degree murdt.':r.
He wu certified to juvenil('
:ourt following his arreMt but that
~rt referred his case back to
'..he a.dull criminal cou1'l for t1·ial.
Public Defender N. D. ~1cyer
Uld his deputy Samuel Dreizen
are both handling the defense.
They have been closely examin-
'ng progpective Jurors as to their
1revious knowJedge of the case
tnd whether they have formed
orcvioUll opinions u to B1ito's
;uilt or Innocence.
thencp into bl ooms and riJ abs for
1,_·nnvP nipnt handling". As a climax
t•f thf'ir tour the i:;roup was shOY.·n
the proce~-. or rnrn1i n~ sn1all-siz.cd
pi['W'~ at the r-ate of 260 ft. per
minutr.
"Sucti R trip a .-: this i:-not only
intc11'~t1ng Rnc.I aprwaltn~ to eng1-
neerini: and sei('llCt• studenlti.'"
f.tt ate advisnr$ Clint St. J ohn and
J . E. Mlchf'lson; "it i~ hii;::hly edu-
catinnELI from lhC' pr.:i.ct iC'al stand-
po1nt."
Students makinl{ the trip were
J ohn Kincaid. Bt'rnH.rd Bardl'n,
Sam Buch. Jamrs T homa11, Emil
Dopyrra John Regen. John Gleed,
Jim Skilling lt"lub presid!'nt), Or-
\'a\ Dupree, Don Bernard, Ho-...·ard
McVickc r. Dick f'etl'r!l('ll, Jori;
Bogart. Jin1 Greer, Don Leggett
and Toni King.
RANS:\f'K BCl,\T
Dfl\'i•\ K . ~'oody, Lo!'I Ani;elr-s,
rcpnrtl"d the t h(•(t of two s leeping
bajrs and two Afj!ans ttotal value
$1 50) from the rab1n of hi.$ boat
"'Velvet" n1onred at Foster U-
Orive. 811' Cna.~t H1ghv.'ay. Thr
cnlirr ca hin of the boat wa.s r&ll·
DRIVER BOOKED NM.ckt'd. Entry ""a." made through
Algie. B. Harmon. 407 _ 38th st.. t he right front y,.·ind.shield some
Newport Beach. was charged v.·ith time b('twcen Sunday, Dec. 3 and
drunk driving by Newport poller-Saturday, D<'r. !l.
at 2 :48 a. m . Satur'1ay night. H r ----
W&a t.&k.en into c ust<Xly wh.ile / -C1'portunlty is knocking In
driving on Balboa Blvd., near 16th ' CLASSIFIED ADS.
~ .;.~~~~" DONE YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
AH TO SEW; ~CH.ANCE TO MEND 'rHE RAV~ mall! ? ! WeU, take a ltt'dattve anc·
groomed loppers are only 114.95. l'\'ow you"ll rind compt>lllng cor-
d~roy JUD!.pe.ra from 19.95, party clothcf'J, l'!porl-'wt•llr and lingerie
bere too. qu&1.1ty 1.8 high and pr1Cl"8 con~ir!Prate at the JO-LEE
SPORT SHOP 1813 Newport Av(', Cc;sta 1'fr8ll .
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• • • ' \ ~. _•,· • -Let alone gotten packagra In th~
SLE!;VE! Any modern remm~ who &<>ea a.round reapiq the belle-Usten to me! KAREN MARGRET.A nt.s ot glorioUs womanhood owes it to ttto~ and Mr famUy to Import Shop baa a HUe red barn tur That nice. i:;oft-hrArtf'd MR. HARRY
own a aewtng-machine! OUYU W. Broom.be.ad be.lie.vs ftnnJy In of super gif'la! A.ND THEY'LL GIJPT BA.ft.BER OP'· BARBERS" BOO'TER'' wants
lhla c~uenUy be 1eU. aewtng muhine. U'ld teachea 700 WRAP A.ND PACK THEM FOR Df. au of you growing girl:-:. and "''0"1('n "'ho"vp
lo ope.ral.t! them. Broon;lbeada' baa famlty type eewtng Jna(:hlnes ln MEDIATE KAJLING! BUT HURRY! You'll d1acover copper tea· •topped growing to have 60Ult attractive
&JJ m&k~ and •t.Yln &om $80 up. u )'O'l're 1n Une for a cood po&. and bruB bow&. from Sweden;-Bwedllh bra.a aconce• u Jow ar cuuaJ ahoca, 80 you can do your Xmu
behavtor gt.ft tor _younelf, so to Broombudl' knd pUt a $:i deposit U..30 : ~ tea pot.a from Finland A Sweden $9 up; Swedlat 9hoppin« ln comfort or just have your feet
on aorne UlUe jewtl. or arranse for ~rma and have: a madllne Cl"19lal Coclrtall abak.en SS up: and a 3 pee. deuert 9tl frorr set happy In general! Hrre'11 hi.3 Xmas
dellvef'ed to you;-lloorne at once. You can ·...-mlruona of happy SW'9Clen 11.60. Royal ~ ngurtnes. Dan.ta st.erlln.a: tlal 8pecl&J: Caaual . typt> flxfon:hl and one
mtie. down Ulel9htl"hw.,-crM\lftl' yudl ot WOftde.rfUI. u.tuJ~n~ wve. Pd a m\Won A one otbtt ic>'ftly itema .b~ DO~ Dl:LAY _.._d ~ . ltrap. with NeoUte aolca ln green; red. and -~ ._ ta:a.uria ""-a matter of tact. with thlt ADLER HW1:q Al"Ol'HP'...R IUNlJTS! K.AJ\CN X4.ROR.ZTA UIPOR78. 1301 Coul ~-.act'"'*•,.• ta black or brown suedt only $3.9~-M.oel of
Mhh>e 1"" -do ~ but the QuadrilJo. I -llfwo7, °""""' dol Mar. ()pea -IUld &mdayL • L m. lo • p. m. ~ ... ._... --and will make rreat glfto for you u.at,... J10 to'O. W. i!ROOllffiEADB· r..-,..... nptl\11 ller!teco'--e e • >r _ ,..•ie'\11 ..... -ln .4-9. llemomber BARBERS BOOT·
• MWtnr ............ Be'• al tu <W -.. °""""' ild lbr. Hat-BRJGHTE1'1 TKZ COlURit WBltRI: TOU AU! llTRll<G UP •Y Ill AUi() ~ RDQ'8 P'O,R HOUSE SUPPERS FOR
257 lL XMA8 TRJ:E LIGBTll ALL•OVDl! llALllPA 5 AND 10 HA1' l(Elt WOMlat ~ ~! TIJEY"RE AT 17115 Newport
llo< 4• e e e LIGHTS BIG AND IJIAl.l. 89c UP. iAUk>A 6 AND 10. 30G Shod.. Calla .V-. 8 I""! .-.w.
rr TOU WANT Td lll: .ALL-1'1RED PROUD ot the KAN, IN MAIM. OPEN 11Ul'11>An NOW 10 A. x. -4:30 P . i&. OPDI • • ' •
YOUR Lll!'J!H oad wttll ---!do ~ ~) rot 1CVa.. a.JUfNUfG DD::. II. , .......... ca ODD8-
U>e ..-: J'at -part -IJ Uld rvw to lllo QUARTal-, e e e Bebo ID Ille -Uld i-. aJflal>t. ,
DmcK. Here ,:.U'U fled ...n4&lland. "" ---uwrn::HIJllO m ml: Nillll: FOR CARRm-U --• w.en the l)lclltl Ja "esln•l•c to !Ow'r, Plald Jaclteta I~ Mdlrqwl ,_ .,.. .,. Tloblf" _..., lo -1-lltUo fbopr-tlp .-t ,.._ JO.LUI SPORT SHOP! ,_ Polb .tart --alter lllio 1111 ~ , • ,
.....-.. ( ... 1 aot Pldl BarN) lad are. db ·'7 ),,nb••w at ,aaAd atlllty CMta t•••• ......... &tucee ~ w.b•lel_oa mtY -My •. --·t.ute·wortd _.. .Nrr _.,.llO. Alli "'1 __..... .-rt • .,. -' )ldlet at ... Ta. -•• 'Tlle1'<o u -. -.-u-i liy a.wi ot caut. and come ~ AU1a1a 110 loDsW.....,..,
'SWIK ot t-. jMt1lill weUt look Y'lfll!Y cM.,.WfUL l"7 ftea·11s 111 ....... ,..... Nil ,aM .... ~ pWd for &17M A.l8o out 1a AK~ 'l:JI• •J9' 48" ...-.·stum-~-Ila· Ir -DM'aSlT.16-la • ...,.,,__, rr-tla U. ____,, lloW, _no'•ant ..--i, ,.-BDt,aJw»aalll'!w1111W,1117~
4f Ille Q-DedlJ-'D ---n..1 .. ,.., .. .._ ~ ........ -.., llW•• wlae, ODi kb • .,. -bla<:IL 1-..U. ~.-119 .. -.b<J.... toral
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Tuud.y, Decien"1er
Obaria: B . CtlamberJ&ln. a .._...
liwrant worke< of tM South Sq
rnl!l. Bal-taland, .. th• ftrel d.innt. fn>m Nt>WpC>rt BuboT In
thW ye&r"1 &la.OOO Atwater Kent
Au.dtUona.. The 21·~.old tenor
wllt be among the 1.noo contest·
anta to oompete ln CaH:fbmta dUr· loi l~,tor on• of tile ten prises
~ered &on~ by the Atwater
KeJ>l Fouildauoii pllllentllropic o,...
pnJaaUon. . ~ • •
M ln prevlolm fU.re, the 1961
conleet otfen CMI\ priaa to tan
young singers. Thi: awarda ra.D&f'
t'rom two ftni. prl&ee of $2000
each to two ttnh •ri~ of Sl.000
each. The audJUon1' are open to
all non-profeulonaJ alngers be·
twttn the •l"U of 11 and 28, re·
prdlesa or race. Crf'f'd or pe:rma·
nent place of re11iidence.
Preliminary audlllOM will begin "°°" a ftt>r the first of the year In
HoMywood and key loce.Uona In
the Lclg-Angeles are.a, Ent ry
blanka may be. obtained by wrtUng
the Atwater Kent Foundation, Box
151 1, Hollywood 28.
• Apartment Owner
Gets $10 Fine
Karl Rt>lrl, 42, 324 1"1arlrw-ave-
nue. Balboa JalRnd. wu fined $10
in Newport City Court Wednes·
day and ordered to purcha.5e a city
l~ccnse tor an apartrf'lent houae,
court recorda show.
Reid entered a plea or guilty to
a charge or v1olat1ng thf' city li·
ce.n&e ordinance. Ht' was booked in
N~port police station Tuesday
on a complalnt 11igncd by Harold
Young, city llct'n1te cnllector and
rl'1eased on $50 ball tor the court
appearance.
Young charged Reid failed to
purcha.se a, city llct>nae tor his
apartment at 324 Marine avenue.
Young eaid the licenBe fee v.•aa
S23.15 and wu due from July l
In his complaint. Young said Reid
had promiM:Ct to pay the fee on
1evera..I occa.stons but had not done
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I.ESTEB A. BECKER, D. D. !I.
DkNTISTRY
17&'5 Newport Blvd., COllta Mea
Medical Bldg. Beacon 0762
• GOO E. Bay Ave., Balboa
Harbor 327 .J
Harold K. Grauel
Chapel
PllORe: ee.coa. Hlt
BE SURE-INSURE
wtth
lllA lJJU1!: STANLEY
tmuraaoe OlllJ
Phone Harbor 1 nt
HI Harhte A•e. Bal~ hlaed
W. Stuart Foote
OENERAL INSURANCE
Court..ous I n/M mation
1111 Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beacll Ph. Har. !4
lllATTl&EllllA ----Tnllero
i.....,.i.r --BEACON Mel
o.ta ·-llattn. Ce. ftM Newpnr\ IUvd.
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SEA FOOD
"SIGN OF TIIE SWORDFISH"
l lllleEutotSMl-.a-
OPEN D,ut.Y
II &. -. ID II~ p. -.
Cocktails,_§ea Food
·et
Steak Oinnt>rs
l'llONU' I.ONO BSACll
840-79, 802-00
and 824--05'
WELCH'S
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No 'Automatic' '
G. I. Insurance
' There la ablolutely no tou.nda-
Uon .1or tbe rumor Which. hu be·
come prevalent ~ Hrvlcemen
In Korea that they an-"automati-
cally" covered by U0.000 Qt Na-
tional Setvtce Ute• I.mura.nce.
Tht. statement by ~ Ueber·
mann. Ora.nee County Service or.
ricer haa been m&de nece.Nary. he
declare1, because of the apparent
spread of the rumo r through prac·
tically' all brancbea of the armed
forces. a.nd by people who are
cY1denUy unaware or what Ueber·
mann term11 Ill ••poutble tragic;
consequences."
'-i"hcre it no wch thing u au·
t omaUc NBLI," he said. "We are
beginning to hear of more and
more Case8 In which a mltln fight·
Ing o\l'f'r!leu cheerfully Informs
hl11 wift' t hat he ha11 'automatic
cover&ge' becauffe he Is In a zone
of hostllltie•. and thua does not
bother to mske a formal applica-
tion tor ln11urance and authorize
allotment or pRn. o r his Rervlce
pay for the neceM&ry premium.a."
It thi11 serviceman h1 killed. Is
the perann who gave him that mis-
information going to pay hl11
mother or widow the $10.000'!
H e urged all dependents or 11erv ·
Icemen In Orange county to make
eutaJn that the NSLl which pro--'
them ill baaed on a valid ap·
plication by the serviceman and
by regular payment of p remiums.
either through a pay alloU.ent or
some other m earu1. Full Informa-
tion on NSLI Is available to them
and to veler1Ut11 at the Orange
county veterans .eervlce office.
EDGAR 6 . BROWN, dlr .. Na·
tinnal Negro Council In L . A. -
''The nAllon'e: Nrgro population ta
Balboa Bay
Squadron Cadets
at El Toro Base ·
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Tbe Balboa Bay Squadron of
the Clvtl Alr Patrol, rea11zlng tht:
value of expert lnatructlon, aN
utlllllinll(. the faclltties and "know-
how" of the El Toro Marine Corp."'
Air Station ln t.nlnlng their ca-
dllt.~ In buic pre~filght training.
The etatton la conducting a
three·perlod lnstruetional cour8f'
tor both officers and men or the
equadron. All classeJJ are held on
Saturday mornings and are under
the direction or qualified Marine
ln•tructorw.
Supervising the rrogram iF
Colonel Ernest R. West, El Toro's
Plan• and Training officer. Assist-
ing him In planning thf' eurricu-
lum &re the unit's squadron com-
mander, George 0 . Tobey, Balboa
f'nd the Patrol's training officer .
Enrle G. Borden. 1104 W . 18th St.,
Snnta Ana.
The Civil Air Patrol. a.n auxili·
a1·y unit or the Air Force. Is com-
posed of a.i r·mlnded clvl1ian11 who
volunteer their srrviccs to furthr r
Interest In aviation, upecially
among the younger S('t. They e.re
frequently called upOn to aid au·
thorlUes during emergencies.
During their tndoclrination at
El Toro. the young cadets learn
all phases or military aviation. In·
eluded on their schedule are such
aubJect.9 &.'I the functioning or air·
craft Instrument.A, aircraft line
maintenance procedures, &erology,
alr tra!fie control airport opera-
tlona and radio range orientation.
, The Balboa squadron, based at
the Lighter-Than Air Base, "main·
lain and operate two privately·
owned plancl!I. Their progran1 is
nationally coordine.ied through
CAP headquarters in Washington.
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Yule Trees Can
be Fire Hazard
That Chri11tmM tree you are
planninJ: to eel up in your home
::ould be a me.jar fire ha.ant un·
\('SS you take a (rw precauUone.
'.he National Board of Fire Under-
wri\,rrs wR rns.
Tests made by Underwrtten•
L8bot-atorle~. Inc.. demonat.rat.ed
'.hat Chri~t1na:-1 trees of average
·~ize arc cns1ly t~ltP.d and bum
rurlous lv. Thr blaze could ea.ally
start a d1tn~1·1-011s Ci re In the home.
Engineer o .... he-: :allonal Board
.,rrer lh<" C111ln\\"Jn1;" suggesUona for
makin~ ynur c:hri 15tma.s t ree aaf•:
1. C"h1:11~(' "' small tree. It will
be l"s" hazarrtou!-1.
2. \\"ait until ll few days before
C hris)111;u; tn :')('( up your tree.
:i l~C'1 p : h" tl't"(' outdoor& until
rcR dJ In :>rt it llJ'.
-t . l'lace the l rt>c In the coolest
r a •1 nf t he ht1!1:1(".
5 . Jr R rHd1aJ or iii nt'e.r the t rt'e.
Mhut ii of(.
6. J)o nol tr:,l' l'Otl un o r paper
dccor:1lii-JllM 1111 lc~s thr.y are fl&me·
pron fed. •
7. Do nnt pl<iC<' clcl'trlc trains
3rounrl the tree.
8. On not u~ .candles. Use elec·
lrir li~hls 1nst('ad.
9. Makr ri'rtain \\'t rrs are not
Cr<iy rd. C'hoo~e l1J:hl1nJ:;" sets bear·
1ni.;: 1na1·k1n.~ whic h indicatea list·
ings hy Underv1riter:s' La.ban.·
l!Jl'IC'S. JnC'.
10. Do 1101 plui;:-or unplug the
lights br neath the l ree.
11 . f>o not lC'a vc tree light.
burn1ng .... -hen n o one is in the
hou11:e.
12. If nc..-dl r~: nt>e.r the lights
turn h1·1,v.•11. change the location ot
lh 1~ lights.
1:1. \!.,"h1·n nt•ftlh.•R start falling.
lake t he tr1 ·c-dov.:n lllld discard it.
growing at a Cwitcr rate than the "Evcrv won1an should ha\"C a
\lio•hlte, e.nd probably will number husband -eapecially her own."-
30 million within 20 ye&ra." I Newspaper Columnist Inez Robb.
"f>irl you Answer Your Cbrlsl··
nia..s Seal Lct~er?"
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11..-k.-t ,,,... lo Aawmblyman Earl
Stanley, (riC"hl) and IA prCM.·nlnl IJy hl1'dau«f\lf'r, Mn.. R.-x Albril(hl • (k-ft ). \\'at<'hiflg the lrandorlloo an-Rf'x Atbrt&bt aod Mn.. Stan-
lf"y, The ball ,,111 ht· ht'hl l>rn'mlH"r 13 at Ba.Ibo& Ray club and ht
a rhartl)' r \..-nt, bfoloe Ii'"""' by the Junior au.xlllary of the A.ulst-
ant"'I' Lte~ of Nf'\\·pof1 BrM-h lo ralM!I funtb for their f rt"t'I ~ntal
<"llnl<". Fratur'l"d a t Ilk-dlft.9tt danOt' \\·Ill b,. Huc=k H lllman's or-
rht.oal ra ~Ith •JM"'clal aJnliDJ M'r&n~mr-at5 b}· the Day Dttamf'n.
.K.LAC·T\r atnctng Vo"P·
Bethel Council
Installed Thurs.
·'Many to Seek [ Cops Fire Shots I Beulah Has Tiny
(Conttnurd rrom t :ic" i) (Contlnuf'd f rom race I > Premature Son
1 itA way to Corona del Mar on the
n ( Clar<"mnnt. Prf"Sid~nl n( the CoaJrt. Highway. Later a Nt'wport I ~1rM . Beulah Overrll C'Rnnon.
Ncv.·port Harbor Yacht c~ub tuntt prowl car parkerl al C081tl High-arquitl<'d \\"Ith Bud Collum in
club. when told or BR.tey s lnten-way and &yP!ldi• 01,\'e say,· Bak-1918 o ( 111 urdcr1ni;:-h€'r parrnt~
tlonM. er·~ car pass by a.L e. high rate or with a dynan1il(' t1m('bomb. gave Ruth Le.wren<:e oC Balboa l1Jltt11d ''Th whnl• fleet will .. out " 11peed shooting !!park.I! and flames birth to a premature son Friday.
pe11t suprem(' guanl111.n nC Inter-there New Year's Day," L. L. Croin it.A lefl rront whrel. I Dee. 1. IL was re\'1•1tlt•d last week .,
,ational Order of Job'~ Oaur;hteMC Jona.~. sec retary of lhe Ba.1~a Pnllt.'411 l'9r \ 'h&.M'l!I Mr&. Cannon, noY.' the vidfe of
installed n1embers o r the ne\\' Angling club. predictrd J ona11 !laid f u was round ~a.rdlan council or Cu.At&. '"MCN the tint albacore of the 19~0 &ea· Newport 'J>Oltce car gave chaa<" ~ orm:rl pc <.-en1a.~j I t i I (
P.tethel 157 on Thursday evening Ilion came In on June 21 . The run and slgnall<'d thl' driver to stop ~~~l~·e nh n a se~Rb onb~CW:-8 0
~ rl Ra normally ends In October or No-w ith rl•d light and sitTn but h~ ng l'C raren Y ng up Taking office \Vere : uvr 8 · kept o n going As thf' chR.1'e con· their yacht with dynan1lte a.t
l{an. guardian : Carl Thoma8, a.a· ==~i~~ and some ~aJJOl'\8 even tlnued a California 1-llghway pa· NMo\•port Harbor.
'KlCiate guar<lian; Dorothy Bur-trol car paNK·d going In the op· The son. St<"phcn. weLJ:ht~ two 1ick. sf'cretary ; ~ttye 1'~in k , Frank Ke-eler, manager of d 11 , H 111 ....-...ite direction , turned around, poun s. :.: ounces. e w re·
•.rea.surer; Jane A rthur . mtamc di-Norm's Landing. said the war-m r-p-u\Jed abreut oC the ,,-noeding car main In an in~ubatur ~t Holly-
~ector: Bette SITI1Lh . promoter o f water WR...'I the reaM>n the albftco.-e and fired two shot.a 1 ~lo Baker's wood Presbyterian Hc.14pilal until
t0eiability; H r lrn ThumM, cu.!ltO· we1·e remaining here. The warm left rca.i tlr" while the cars W('re he ~·eighs about (1ve pounds.
ilan or pa.raphl'.'rnaha: 1.1arie watrr wre<"ked lhe while &ea bl!JQI
Parker. promoter of h06p1tailty: fi.!l hlng normally enjo)'ed this. time In th(' Corona del ~far business
Bernice Crandall. prumotrr of fl -of ye&r and kept the &lbat."t>rr fish-dlalrlcL
nance: Ruth Delster, pron1oter of Ing ao good, Kttler explalned.1 Kee~ When Bakt-r wRJ1 .. stopped it be-
epoch!'!: Carolee Burd1C'k. prom(')ter ler said boat.a from Norm'11 LA.net -came apparent that ht' had been
if youth activities: ,\Iva Gunn. ing would conUnle Uve bait fish· sliding on the naked mf't.al rhn.
pron1ot~r or fratprnal r~lattnn8 tng-until Chrtatmu or until heavy I Witn~s described the spark11
111 torro11 l'ODle. After that boalJll will and "names as being "like a small HonoN'rl Quren Eleanor Ragsn t wi h k -• 1· b k ala.rt fl1'hlng l'"O('k cod wtth cut bait me ror. t t'l~~r s IJl•OO 1ng &e presided. Escort and honors were unUI s prin<>, hie added. about 7~ fttt. Otht'r wllneMeS
.,..lven the pB.Hl ~uprcmc rn1a.rclh1.n , .., ald h " d d 1·k "" "' t l<1ln• Uvr Bait s t at 1t -'<>Un e 1 l' an ava-'t.L'lo Pa.<1t Honor('ti QuC<'n~ Jane • 1 h " h -•11 th I · Bnats from Port Orange will a.unc e w l'n recru ng e n c1-Arthur. V<"lrna. Pridha1n 1:1.nrl Caro--s Ill h •--l · -·• cnntinue live bait fl!1hlng until Dec. dent. l ot er O...,,.;:r\'e r8 c &.lmru ll't' Burdick : 1\.1~ Pa.!"lt Guardian h I r II -• o-k • 17, G<-orge Cole. manager, aa~rl. that t t'Y ha( o owo:u l.>O er"" Ruby Crawford fntro<lurf'!I wer'' II th r Lo B h Alter' that one boat, the May B, car a e y,·ay rorn ng eac Ruth anrl Henry D€'1ster, Y.'orthy d It h d •--h ti'• k will fish roc:.k cod, Cole added ft.Tl a ,,..,...,n A oo ''6 8par 11 matron and worthy patron of Har-th ti di '-• Tln1e to overhaul a.nd re ...... •r boat.s e en r..-11 ....... ce. bar Star c h.apter. 0 E. S. ...-1n lht• flttt for the lMl aeuon iP:~amlned hy Do<:tor
The &thel prrsented f' a 11 t 18 needed. Cole expla.lned. Baker waa examined by a local
WilJiRJll T . Se~'ell. 1760 Newport
Blvd , CMt& Mrsa. V.'JtS st·ntenced
to pay $200 f1ne pr l!fK'nd 40 days
in the county jail aft<'!' he plead-
ed guilty to charg <'l!I oC drunk driv.
Ing In Newport c ity court today.
His li cenlle was s uspended for 011e
year. This wa.-:i hi::; ~cond of·
tense. I-le rhot1E:' the jail
l"PEt:O ASIJ \\'AKF. FJSE
J ohn Rod Obert, Jr , 20~ Pear·)
Ave., Balboa l~ht.nrl, pleaded
guilty Lo spt-ed anct \lo·akf.' on Sat-
urday, Uec. 2 . He was fint'd $1~.
GWJrdian Ea.rlyn Albright with 8 The job of cutting engravtnp on doctor and then taken Into
lovely jewf'I box while gift nr Mr11. trophleJI to be awarded by the cwitody by Ca..l.lfomia H lghWlly
Albright e..nd hl"r hu,.ba.n1I, Pa8t Ba.lbolt Angling club Jan. 26 111 be· Patrol. The car wu ta.ken to eitop Ba.ke1 '!! cur a.Jthough thta
AS&OCl&lE' Guarlf1an Rex Albright Ing delayed until the end of the Stower'• garage and It w&a found hlghv.·ay chase took place last
gave the Bethel a queen's ca~ of year. Jonu aid. due to the ex· th.al the left front whee.I wu wom
1
Frlday. Their 0Cf1 ce sa.ld that
white veJ'!eL worn for the fln5t tended fishing lleUOn. With the right down to the hub. One qu'ar. more lnfurn1atlon will be ava.il·;
time on S.1.tu1day nlJ:ht a t Bethel (!Ah still conilng In, trophy win-ter or the front "bumper wu I able &!ter tht'y question one of
nl"tullat111n by Ret1r1ng Qu..-en nf'rA for the different fiAh and Ji!'f"OUOd off, 81 wu part of the A the off\t•ers "''b11 was ln the prowl I
Eleanor Ragan. types o r tackle are •till In doubt. frame and part ot the fender. cm-v.·hlch rnd('d the ch.ase. No ~t1ss Ragan wa!i ahnwcred with Watt'rs between the l-Cmlle bank "Doc" Stowers, owner of the ga· record o ( any charges against 1
'{ifts and at the r<'freslvnent hour and the eut end or C&talln.a. ar-e ra.ge. said, "I nE"ver saw anything Baker arr nn rl"<·orct at the Cali·
& b1J:: t·ake 1n~cr1bed "T o Ellle. pro\•ing beat right now for the e..1-Il k~ It betort" It looks a.a It \l fomla H1ghY.'RY Patro l ofr1 c-e. !
Our Outgoing Quet·n" was &er\'C'<I btlcore fi11hlng. Keeler said on a n!· were ft'T"Ound down by an emery Monday, h1g-hv.·ay patrolmen
by the line o!f1c('rs, refre!'l hn1enl cent trip he "-'&a able to ke-ep dip· ,,..•heel." tried to "paSl'I the buCk" to New·
committee for the e\·enlng. I ping hi.s hands Into the ba1t tanks No explanation wu ottered by port police rc-garding the arreet,
on the boat and lhe waler wu the California Highway Patrol a.a however, It "'"a." the CHP offleer5
gyerybody r~ada the cl.ualfied ad.I. 1 warm jWlt like In the summer. to why the shota were !ired to ' who took Daker to the hospital
FALL '
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REGULAR
~RICE • • • $83.30
REDUCED TO • • • • • • • •
PAllTS ASD LABOR
ALSO BIG SAVINGS ON ALL ~AKES
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·11 POINT OVERHAUL
l. Complete Valve Grind
2. Clean Carbon
S. Replace Piston Rlap
4. Replace Piston Pina
5. Expand Pistons
6. Replace Connecting Rod,
Insert Bearings
7. Adjust Connecting Rods--
Chevrolet & Buick
8. Align Connecting Rods
D. Replace Head and Pan Gukets
10. Change Engine Oil
11. Clean Oil Pmn p Lines,
Screen and Sump.
12. Ridge Ream, i:laze hust, cyllndeni
13. Clean and adjust spark plugs
14. Replace Di•tributor Points,
retilne-motor
15. Clean A,ir Cleaner
16. Adjust Carburetor
17. RepllWC Manifold Gaskets
18. Top Radiator Hose
No
Down
Payment 12 MONTHS TO PAY No
Down
Payment
Genuine Factory Parts Work Guaranteed
Santa Ana
> Give eatler houMkeeplnt1
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Auto, Thief TC'UI Riders Cel1btal• '-'Dwb A""• ' Atlli ,.,, .. ,,,. n..aa;... Dufles
Toaehest Sentence For.-t ~1nin9 lurnh.,. -••1119 to C1utsucl ,.., "91tlR~
. ·~ierttific B~k
Give11 . Lr rary ·
by Moose WofTlen 'f"' , Jam• T. van Dyu ar tilt N-of In Know!D&' bbl ...., ·-·-· 0.....,. cowilJ"a ltot9m• and llbtoor -. a..-4el Afpllc:atlta JIU -mo.de ~ Donald Loon R-. u prote..-that lncjuded ,.... II,.... l>an. Kar ~ .. -In Ullo H...,. K"11qr, llU Kamia .....
... __ ,...._._1_ '""--to •-bone. went. ,funketl.,,. Into tbe ~at u\~ Qtcembe.r dJn.ner meet-nue. Nt'W'JIO'l 811da. for I permit. Bomb 0e· f ._ Kllllbtn of Newport~ ~
-• .. -~• P•-• • 11e11-.ce m<!Wll&ina Jul 8w'48,y 'lo cele-lnC of tho ludeponclenl Banlten to ...,.llUCt lll>d lnatan-& ~r. ense Dlapttt, WOQIOll ,O( U....M-...,
at the C&lltornfa INUtuUoo tor bnlo ft1'lt annlnraat'1 of the ..oi>dauon or Southern Calltoml&; r&lllP and lloat .. d to ~ ~ Th~. p ..... nted to' Dot'olhM
Men fprbon wtt)t<>ut walla.) Super-o-1q of Clenland .N&tlonal fol' oompoaed ar more l.han 70 Ind•· small quantity of aand fl'Om tho • Sbooly, librarian. of If-rt 1>'11>-
lor Jqe Robert Go.rdner eentenc• m to u.-. pendent, communlty_.,.,ned bt.nka •lope of ti.. Rlvo Alto Ol&nntl to Clillclnn have a bl&' port to play lie Ubrsey, o. copy of tbe )uot·
:"o ~ onQu~g ~ .~~= Jam_ .. Worltman o( Bani& An&, In lh .. SolltbJand. ' .-modato tho float, 1181116 tho In the dotenoe ag&INl U--be. pUllJobld book, '1l'Mllnp and
requeaL He wlll Mrv: one t.o b•e chairman of a rt41.n& tnn. w}).. Tba meet.ins waa the 1arse1t ln d~ to ftll tbt ba,..,.,.rd ebd accordtQ,. to Dr. Albert 'w. 'Bel· En\otiOne • The Mootelle&rt Sym·
yea,. ror theft ot o.n •utomobU. committee or the plannlns-<l•vel-tho UIOC!o.Uon'1 btatoey, It w-.. or 1111 lot, Tl>• otrueture II to be lamy, proreuor of llOOloS>' al>d J>OlllUDL" Chairman Anno Ma~er,
t--~-·-Mua, wblch .._ • ......._ opment committee at A~ted announced by Eamt:lt McCook, locatttt ln tront of Lot 7. Block bl-,.~ca on the 1' -An-t-of the Women ot. the llOOM elf ........ ............ ..._ • ..---or Com "-•.t 333 canal 8ecUoD NewpqJt ~-_,. • ...._ the preHntaUon. OU..r· membera -vered at ---Chambers merce, UN"\ at the orrantzaticm'a pJ"Hident. Four • • camru•• of the UnJvuatty of C&li· th
""' re~-tri hlch h a.Id Nrted ft'ohl addlUonal b&nka ha.Ve ~ &ddt'd Bee.Cb. tomlrL-of e orpnl&aUon prt9Mlt·for the Judge Gardner noted the defen-8 P' w e , th Int.aNeted ft6J'llOM are ln.¥fted to oceuion wue: Kn. ae.te'Lovltt, dant had a "long-record u a juv-Ttabuco ean10ft • new O'Neill to the membenh.lp roU during e -, ''The.-. ..,.. many thtnp' a dilld
--"-," ""lb • -term at ~·on park. put month McC90k •lated. ln.apect the d.tawln&' at tl:t9 :Anny can do for the proteeUon of him· rra<tuate Snnd rqen~ offtcen ~ ""'1 -.-,~ ....._ _ ._ ' Ent\n..,.. atnce lb LD9 Anpl• and co-worker. of Newport Beach,
School of lnduatry, durtn• wbJch The riders· heeded up ·.i:raouco The meeun,llf featured a. panel and to .ubmlt ln wrtUnr, ln trlp-wit &n<l h1a fanillyi"' -1d Dr. Bel· Chapter 118' w. o. T . )(.
time he had eacaped and tha.t aul>-way and then Into Holy Jlm can-cn.cuu1on or ~raonnel ~Uona ltcate.-on or before 11 L1"., Mon-lamy ... At achoo! ha.aould follow The book, a McGraw-Bill pubU·
sequenUy be had .el"Yed time at I yon. They took their own lunch· and Salary AdmlnJatra.Uon-En-d&y, January & any objectiona lnatrucliona of· the IChool aulhorl-caUon, la a .clentlflc treaU. on
two federal retonnatortea ror ln· e• if they expected to ••t on the t.eJU.lnment dUJ'ln6 the dinner was bued on na'drauan lnteresu that ties, but &t born• he can a"':pervtae the i..t.t theore:Ucal and expert-
tentate motor-car thett. traJl he aaJd. provtded by the UrUon Bank Sin,--they may have to aald work. many lmpo.rtant tuncUona." lhental contribulJon.t to the P')'·
.. You'd better put me tn San Moel ot the rlden were mem-en, compoet'd or Union Bank & -One ot-the first dutie. be nc--cbolo1Y. both ac&d~e and ap-
QuenUn " the youth said .rt.er ben of the Aaoclated 1Ud1na: Truat Co., or Loa. Angele. employ-ommerub for children ls that of plied, of fffllnp and arnoisona ln
the-eourt explained the prlaon set-Cub'• g-roupa, lni!lucbn,-Anaheim ee. and directed by R. Denton AT PALll. &PJUNGS keeptnl' the houae and yard free: the hum&n belnr. It 1'el)ttaent.t a
up. "You'd have me b&ek he~ 1r Riding club. Hendrtcbon. 8111 8ehmldt, Jr., of Balboa a-from papen, box.ea. old clothea coUectJoo of more than 40 papen
you send me to Chino." Arter court -------land a.nd . ·Georc-e Chamberl&tn and other cornbuatible matertalt. prepared by world nnowned •clen-
Closed, he told the judge he fe&r-Ever nouce bow much more It "Did you Anawer Your Christ· were l'UHU of Or. and J1n.. Cham-"See that everything hu _a ti.ta for the .ympolllwn held In
HI he would escape a.gain lf placed coat.a to aupport one bad habit mes Seal Letter?" berl&ln for a week end i.t Shado-.· place," the lTCLA profenor tlM8 at Moo.eheart, nunot., aJte
In the minimum-security prtson. than many good onea! "Buy Chrtatmu Sf'alll." MountaJn club, Paln;i ·Springs. pointed out. "Toya. tooi.. flub-of the famed Child Ctty, ettalr
---------------------------'-------------------'''--~--------light. larre candle., matchea -1lahed; maintalJied and operated
' FOLLOW THE SEARCHLIGHTS TO THE
AN'S BO LING
everything •houJd be fn It.a proper by the Loyal Order" of MOOH for
place. at aJJ times. tbe benent of the 'dependent chll-
. llirep Ho. OcHtaeet.ed drett or-memben or the fraternity.
"Keep a ••rden hoeo alway• The Untveralty of Chicago co·
connected to I.ti out.aide faucet-operated with the Loyal Order of
pre.fenbly away from the houM. 1'f.~ ln conducting' the sym.
110 that nre cannot destroy IL J>O•lwn.
"In storing water. use old cider Dr. MartJn L. Reymert, edJtor
jugs and other tarp ctau eon-or the lmpNUlve book, enjoys ln-
talnera.. Kl!'Pp a two-day aupply °' temattonal f&me u an authority
bolled water In a ufe pl.l.ce." on ch:lld welfaN thl'OUJb hie poal-
' Older boy1 can undertake to tlon u director of the Labora-
bulld a amaU cryllt&J radio re-t.ocy of Child ReaearC"h at MOGie·
eei\•er, Dr. Bellamy noted. Thia heart.
can be Invaluable In •ettinr new• "We are proud to preAent thl•
w~en radio &nd telephone power book to the Newport public II·
ls cut otr. . brary " aaJd Anne Mey en or the
Re lilted a. few '"don't.a.'' Dor'l.°t 1oc&i diapter of the Women or the
repeat rumon. Don't Ue up the MOON In maklni the prqentaUon.
telephone. Don't Ue up the road.a:: .. It repreaent.a a port.Jon of the ex-
move only when and where dtf'ect-teruilve humanitarian acUv1Uea of
ed. Don't rill lhe b&thtub wtlh wa-our order. The philanthropic en-
ter alter a bomb drops, lhua C&U8· deavon ot the fraternity will con-
ing a rapid drop In city water tribute to the wel!a.re of mankind.
pressure and Interfering wllh nre Thia book la a symbol or our In·
flghtlng-beaidea, It ma.y be con-tere•t In human welfare.''
Lalmlnated. Don"t eat anything
Ulal's open during an alt.a.ck. Mesans Protest
7,769 in County Standing Water
Receive Public Aid Water 8l1Lndlng .. ver•I teet
There were T.769 people In
Orange county receiving some
kind of public asalstan.ce durtng
October, 19~. compared with
6,920 for October, 1949, Calltomia.
Taxpayenf assocla.Uon reported
today.
deep &Jone Tlsstin Ave .. near La
Perle Lane and La Perle Pl., Coeta
Mesa, alter the recent heavy nl-inil
brought protests tut week trom
property owners In lhe vicinity.
The board or irupervl8ora referred
t o County Highway Supt. Harold
Sprenger. a complaint that wa-
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~Tomi -Every Tuesday
· !Q!WP.ORT BAY.POST-Wedneedan
NEWPOBT-BAi.BOA PRESS -'tbUl'lldays
lf ...... 9-... Cs M '.U. .... Na~tMTn ntr
ll'•a Z • 0. ftm • 11 PIW
IQ1fdlOM AD II' a LIKJ:ll
All"' ,_ .--...... , .. ~ .. ad"'•--·" ..... ·-'' 'h• 1.... '.'75 ••hH I~ UIO t •h• I Papen %.00
The ~ will not ... fMpumilble f ar more than OD• lncornct
lnsatton af U ~ rMerW the rll'bt to correctty clamlfy
any an4 aD a.di and to NJect any advertiMment not conformJnc to
tW. and replatton&. ~ta and eancellatlona wlU be
&CNpted ap to 0 P.111-ca U... du ~I pul>llcatlon. Ph. Har. 1819 ..._ Bar. 1111, .,a.: f,,-•M ....._.. or-M .t ..t ud rem1tt..oe '°
~ llAlliloa PUBLl!IHINO 00. DIJ .. p II ..... lfewport a.-. Olr.lforala.
OOllPLlll'll BOVD cun.utll'fG
~... J'urnltW'8 -nip
llll&mpooed. ~ --
Fully --• AJ.'s House .& Rug
Cleaning Co.-
-8111 7Jtf<
Custom Tailorin g
For La.dies and Men
Alterations -Furrier
PIPER-JOHNSON
813 E. Balboa Blvd. Har. 1095
ltlttc
tl-&ITUATIONS WANTED
FINE HAND LAUNDRY or ~n-
1.ng only. Shirts, girls' echool
druaea, curtains as you Ilk~
them. Pie-up a.nd deliver. H elp
wtth dinoer pa.rtiea. Mr.1. wu.
liam.1. Harbor 15.~2-M, Beacon
5!i91-W. • 49c6l
PAINTING WANTED--
PAINTING
Qua.lity workma.nship and ma-
t erial. Neil Livesay. Beacon
C>696· w. 4:9p54
MOTHER, leave your child with
me while· you Christmas shop.
Days, eves., 3 mo. to 4 yrs., 26c
hour, Min. l hr. Phone Beacon
6920-W. ~2
_1_i-_B_mw __ m_o_s_z_a_VJ_CE11 ____ t REG. NURSE wants work. Dee. 16
JNTERIOR _ J:Xl&RIOR to Jan. 2nd. Can relieve tor
PAINTING Christmas holidays. Refe rences.
Write Box· G c/o this paper,
LICENSED -INSURED 50p55
Glenn Johnston
501 -Slat St. Newport Beach
Harbor 2297-J 34c48
H H. HOLBROOK
DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
A Prdnpt -llenk>o--?bono: H&rbar ..... '\<'
:ISOI Balboa Blvd., Newport Beacb
P AINTING
EARL SHEFL"'IN
273 Palmer St., Col'ta Me.
Boo. 5457-M'. Mc9
YOUNG WOMAN with 12 years
diversified experience. w a n ts
part time work in your office or
at honft. Will do bookkee~ng.
typing, payroll or? Drop a card
l:'> Mrs. Belvin, 191011.i Court
Ave., Newport. 6lc53
CHILDREN, CONVALESCENTS
cared for . Hour , week end or
longer. Dependable. Compelant,
A-1 references. Phone Harbor
1695-JK. 51¢.3
Friday Evening,---ec.15 A total of $47!5,722 \.\'llll paJd out
in direct ald In the county for this
~roup of people dunng October.
19!50, <'ompe..red with $432,230 for
Octobfot, 1949.
le!' stood 80 deep In a. ditch along -------------
Tustin Ave., that small children CARP ENTER
NEED HELP with your children
d u r i n g Christmas vacation?
Call local H . S . Senior gtrl, ex·
perieneed. Reasonable. Phone
Harbor 1020-W . 52tfc
Most Modern Equipped
BOWLING ALLEY
in Southern California -
1703 Superior Avenue
•
Modern Snack Bar
Serves Sandwiches
and Short Orden
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Costa Mesa
IS JUST AROUND , THE CORNER
IF YOU
HAVE ANY
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SHOPPING PROB EMS
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By Margo
Needy children showed the big·
gC'st increase in numbers recel\'-
ing aid, with 1.41 0 (JO the rolb
during October. 19!M) •compared
with 639 tor October, 19-19.
~umber of people receiving &Id
as n('ec1y aged reat::hed 5,79!5 tor
Ortober, '1950, comperHI with 5,-
465 for October, 1949 t which ln-
cludM 63 and 64 year oldsl .
Aid went lo 200 bUnd people In
October, 1950. "Compared wtth 165
(or October, 1949.
<rl'.-neral county relier went to
3&4 people in the county during
October. J9!50, compared with 651
(OT October, 19-49.
State--v.1de, 470.132 people were
recet\'ing 90me kind of relief dur-
ln~ October, 1950, compared with
-434 .360 for October. 1949, the a.s-
llO('fation tound.
Business Good
i~ Cali~"l'!ia
An official or the state chamber
or commerce ha.s reported b\Ultneu
look.a good in California.
~ell Petree, first vice-president
ot the group, said In a survey of
apmomlc cona1uon11 that produc-
tion la at high fe\'els and employ.
ment contlnuea to set new recorda.
H e said "butc trends In Call·
rornla'a economy continued up-
ward through October and No-
\•en\ber."
"Civilian employmt"nt, norm&lly
decreaaed in Octobf.or. rose that
month to a record 4.488,000, while
declines aincoe mld--Oetober ~
lt"SS than the .seasonal norm8!1.''
Petf'8 reported.
Petree reported that manufac-
turing activity continued upw&rd
In October ln moat major tndu.a-
Lrl<A.
He said that despite reatrtctkma
!apita.1 lnv~atment in new factoc'·
Uea and plant expanaion will be
larger lhla year than ln 1949.
1951 Fi"-Ucemes
NowO..Sale -Htre'• a Cbrtatmu obOppltle
sucguUon from the Calitonifa DI·
vtmon et Fiah and Game: bUJ' h.lm.
a 11161 oqllng U-
The opor1a tlablng pennlt. are
now on aa1e at Oft dlrilloo oftce.
o.nd 3.000 -..-. -are roqulred tor ~ ...-an. J&1WN7 1.
ftere .,. .. -t•••ted i.ooo,•
...,,_ la tho -..... -al
them wlll ....... to Pt !IS' -y-.r WIU. a P · r 1.Cdtet .. , ta
iiccma.. Otber' deeefAcf.._ ....
Qle blctadll-U..WF d'' 11•1-ol
at PS; a oplClal 1-.,..---
_, 11-sa: ....s u.. ---
dct' -l-for '10.
. !Inn-llDIL -YOWK "Tlc't11z me u. a 7'1'4d fO
...,. e.t.y, ... ._ ... --....
lllllllt -. ·-a n " z, D. c:, ·-·
co•ld ,,. drowned. WORK RESPONSIBLE experienced mid-
dle aged lady wants hou.w work.
Phone. Beacon 6252-J. 5.2pM
CLARINET !!TOLEN
A clarinet vaJued at $250 wa..i;i
stolen from the dre~slng room or
the South Seu care, Hwy. 101 and
Manchester blvd., according to a
complaint filed Saturday with the
sherttf'a office by Ron L. Hayes.
musician at the cafe. Hayes lives
at 1721 Fullerton St., Costa Mesa.
DRJVEft ARRESTED
, Ivan F . Gohn, 26, Box U7, Cot:ta
Mesa., Saturday had been booked
at the county jail on a drunk driv-
ing charge. He wu arruted by the
conat.a.ble'• office for Nt>wport
Beach town&hlp.
Marine Plane
Crash Lands in
cAo~~~n~'~·
escaped Injury &bout 3:15 .p. m.
Thureday when he wu forced to
cruh land hl.s Corsa.Jr fighter
plane in a. p1owed field north of
Cost.a Mesa.
Flrat LL John A . Stroi.1, ot
117'5 Gavtol& Dr., Laguna Beach,
wu on a routine tra..lning flight
from the El Toro Marine ba.se
when his plane'• motor quit. He
wu ·ny1ng eut toward the Merine
baa at the time.
He let lhe plane &"llde down,
with the wheela up. lnto the plow-
HI fle1d, bounded on the eut by
South Ma.in, on the 90\lth by Sun·
nower Ave .. on lhe beat by Brla-
tol St. &nd on the north by Deihl
Rood.
The r1pter: plane skidded about
100 -In \be "'"" earth, but did not nbee over. AD ot the
bladee ol t.be throe NetJe propellor
we-re bent. an4 Ute ubde~e
of \ho plane WU damapd oupUy.
A lhotoup b\veltlplloCI la ....,. ~ to determJne. C&l&98 ol "eo-
rtne failure.
Call
HARBOR 1616
And Piece Your
Cle11ified Ad In
The Herl>oe: Are1'1
&re.test Advertising·
-Combination , ... ., ...... ........ -... ..... ''L:" .a,,,.,, .. .., .. 12••· . ,. ...
ROUGH and Finished custom
built cabinets. HarboT 1154-M.
34:c35H
Building Contractor
E. F. ZILM
Licensed . . . Insured
New Residential and
Commercial Construction
Remodeling and Alterations
Complete Buildlng Service
Handled by One Contractor
FREE ESTIMA'PES
0Harbor 0727-J Day or Eve.
47c60
DON'T DELAY, CALL TODAY
... for an ad tn the lively claul-
tled sectiong of the
BIG THREE-
Newe-T1mes. Poet Shopping N~s
and the. Press
OVER 21 .500 CIRCULATION IS
THE ANSWER!
Phone Hart.Or 1616 today and ask
tor the ad-~aker.
ZS-HELP WANTED
DOCTOR'S assistant and recep-
lionis~. Experience necessary.
ALS9 Housekeeper companion,
NEWPORT HARBOR EMPLOY·
MENT AGENCY. Phone Harbor
2581-R. 48c50 Complete Home Maintenance
..' Carpenter Work
.,' Windowe, doora repaired ELDERLY WIDOW de!ilres lady
{ Roof leaks repaired as hou.eekeeper and companion
,J Painting and Decorating lo live in my home a.nd drive
,J House Cleaning ... my car. Write to Box H c/o
Free "':iO:::t:;: •Pb~. II-· 3 ~ tii,lddle ~:..i i;[i;;;~~ ~ Ho'"" " • "'""""'ANCE ~ -"'1
" paper. ' ' ~
. ~---.-....... ,.v. -.. 4.1 , 1 !tttlme~nd. hfip ca~ to• ~by,
Live in. Small salary. Phone -People do read the want ada. Ha.rbor 0055-M. SOc55
14-PERSONALS
-A Free Check ii
ON OUR WATCH MASTER
abow.1 if ~paira or a new watch
are reqUired.
WALLACE CALDERHEAD
~Jeweler
817 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar
Alcoholics Anonymous
Write P . 0, Box 197
Balboa Ialand, Calll.
fb<m• Kimberly S-6893'
I A.JI NOT rupon.tb~ tor debt.a
contracted by anyone but my-
aelf, Mabel Sutter, 1&00 Cout
~bway, Newport Bea<h, 52p
A.n ideal year·around Chrtatrnu
cttt tor the whole family, the New-
port.Balboa Newa Ttmea and the
Newport-Balboa Preas, both tor
sa~ In Oran&-• oounty.
t
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A TTRACTlVE experienced dinner
v.;allrea.s. Excelltnt tlpe,•Houra:
5 p.m . lo 9 p.m. Good working
conditions. Apply ROGER'S PIT
BAJIBECU1!:. 2575 Coul High·
way. Ph. Bea. 5975 after 4 p, m.
Before 4 p. m. call Laguna
4-9070. '5"'63
PART TIME housekeeper. Live
Out. -
HOuSt>keepera, live In.
Girl for General Insurance office.
NEWPO.RT HARBOR
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
0001) E. Bay, Balbo&, H ..... 258l·R ·-WAN'l' WOMAN for child care
artemoona, Monday th.ru Vrtday.
Write BoJCi J C/O thia ~·
52cliS
Kore clautned on next paat.
We Read
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AND MANY OTHER IDEAL SELECTIONS ." RENTAL •'
SPECIALISTS
O&ll ~ cr&lf
THREE CHOICE ONES
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One bedroom stucco near channel and ocean. Good
bea~b home. $1,500 down. FULL PRICE, $5,95() I
3 bedroom older house near shopping center. Very
attractive decoration. Well built and cared tor.
$6,500.
Very attractive 2 be<L-oom penin111Jla home, colorful
papers and furnishings, knotty pine a11d maple.
All electric kitchen, including washer and dis-
poeal, nice patio. A little beauty! $17,500 and
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WANT SANTA
to Come. to Your Home? Rattan Furniture r.:::.oo~y~.~~ --------. BAY AND BEACH REALTY o Ethel Shirley Gloden Fay
a real buy!
Macie Ill 11141 PbllllplnM -
lft -""" -~ Wide dlol<e of tallrlca.
TWO BDRM. fUrniahed apt., oooan -REAL ESTATE 1450 BALBOA BLVD. Phone Harbor 1264
tronL Privat• Pfte•, 115 mo. ------------1-----------~------------
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or any time! to July S..t. UUJ. Incl. $100 mo.
ye.arly. Children welcome. Ph..
Harber 1114-M. D0c02 i..,r-clloplq lft llo. caiu.
RdlnlalllnS and Ra~
Reasonable rate• HOUSE & GARDEN
WANTED -50 planes. TNde ln
ycur old piano on a Grand, Spin·
tt or beAuUtul tele'W1.ltan.. Ht1h·
e:1t ca.ah allowance. Tt:rma.
DANZ -SCHMIDT PIANO CO .•
coma Ith, 620 No. Main, Santa
BALBOA -Nearly new fU.raUhed
apt.' until June 10th or yearly'
leue. Phone-Ha.rbor 13'11·W.
50pll2 Phone Harbor 1514
411 Cout Hwy., Nwpt.. S.L 52'1'1 o..m
• Ana.
OIJIT IDEAS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT ·IDEAS FOK CJIRl8TMA8
MUST SELL-Twtn bed, daven·
port, bunau, dreuina table,
e.Jectrlc heatu. MAKE OFFER.
501 Carnation, CorQna del Mar.
Harbor 2010-w. ~d-4
REPOSSESSED SPINET. hlcheat
gra.de ma.ke. SA VE $300. Pt:r-
fect condlUon. Anotb~ for $2:9G.
f\JJI keyboant DANZ-SCHMIDT
Blc Mua1c Store, !520 No. Main,
corner &th, Santa Ana..
FURNISHED small apt. ela.e-to
market.a, theatre, bu•. WorkJng
man or 2 adult.a. Utll pd., S3~
mo. 81 7 -36th St .. Newport
Beach. Harbor 491-W. fi9ttc
IDEAL GIFT
For the budget minded
RCA TELEVlSION -Beautiful
console combination with AM A-
PM radio and auto record
cluUlger,
$189.95
CROSLEY TELEVISION -18"
black ~ta.ngular tube. Lovely
large conaole combination with
radio and 2-apeed record player,
$299.95
EZ bank nnancJng
STEWART WARNER TELEVIS·
IQN -Very attractive compact
cabinet. Projects 12 1~" picture.
For quick sale only,
$139.95
PHILCO CONSOLE RADIO-Au-
tomatic tuning. All band cover·
age,
$14 .95
New Philco Freezer
12% cu. rt. complete w\lh quick
freezing SttUon and other late
fe:atures,
$379.95
Ba.nl< financing
STOP lN TODAY
DAVIS-BROWN CO.
1885 Harbor Blvd. Coat.a Mesa
Beacon 8821
%: x 10 KNOTTY PINE. 1hJplap.
We buy, sell or trade.
Call us and save money.
Crawley's Used
Furniture
2366 New't Blvd Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5014-J
47x4.8
LOVELY Home·•lu Grand piano
tn flne oondlUon. $49~. hrma..
$:)() down a.nd $ lfl per mo. A
small depoeit will hold any
pla.no for Chrlatrnaa deUvery at
SHAFER'S MUSIC CO. l Since
1907) 421 N . Sycamore,. Sa.nta Somebody Wants Ana. Klm .. •ly 2-oe12. 50lfc
That UMd tumJture, brtc-a-br-ac, KNABE AMPICO GRAND. Uke
p&J.nUnp, etc., now taking' up new ~ SAVE over $2000. C&bl-
•P&ce ln your pnge. Find • buy· net tull or wonder roll.a roes
er with a claaltled 1.d ln the w Ith It! Tenru:! DANZ-
N~•-Timea. Poet. and Preu com-SCHMIDT Big Pia.no Store, &20
btnaUon. Juat Phone Harbor 191&. No. Maln. cor. 8th, Santa Ana.
say: "l wa.nt to place a Clualfied -----------
..~URN. YEARLY RENTAL
2 Beodroom and Garare
15' rrom Ocean Front. Newport
Water FUmlahed, $75 mo.
Key at 106 W. Ocean Front
N~rt Beach
I ~1p113
CORONA DEL ld.AR-Furnlllhed
2-bedroom home. Patio. Barbe·
cue. Garage. Quiel. ClOAe to
ocean. $45 mo. to July lat. Call
Harbor 879·M. D-Oca2
$7 5 MONTH-Furnished 2 bdmta.
prage. i..undry room. UUI. pd.
Children's play yard.
BLUE TOP HOTEL Best era.de No. 2. (New). Rea·
sonable price. -478 Jasmine St ..
Laguna &tach. Phone <1 ·1739
evenings. 00c:S2
Ad," and a courteou• ad-t&Jcer wtU
help you write an effective ad.
.COl Newport Blvd., Newport Bt-ach
RENT A PLANO, $5 pc!r month. (above the Arches) All n:nt allowed If you buy with-1 ____________ _
1n terms. DANZ-SCHXIDT, ~20
FffiESTONE WASHING MA· CHROMIUM upholstered "Virtue" N'o. Maln, Santa Ana.
CHINE, e.lmOlt ne'°"·· $60; 120 dlnette &-:t. Mahogany buffet, ------------
bas.a accordia.n wlth ca.ae. $150: nearly new. 206 P ear1, Balboa A PIANO FOR CHRJSTMA8! Al-
P A.RTLY F'URNlSHED 'l·roam
cottage on 31.!lt street. Newport.
Yearly rent, $2:> mo. UtU. paid.
l Wand. Harbor 320~-W. llnTJl.2 m~t 100 r-m which to ·•-· year old Kirby vacuum c eaner, ___________ -_,,.._ ,,_ ,.., '"''-"'· ------------
complete, i15; Thayer baby bug--Spinet.&. uptight.a and Or&nda. BALBOA, 2-room rurnlahed apt.
Phone Beacon 6186-W. :>lp53
BAMBOO RATTAN 8BOP8 Famous mak~. No riw ln KY with pad. used two montha, f t Beat location. New refrig., and 127 ; 3'iio x 1 auto trailer, $M. Complete U.Ae, 1.ctory-o.yau.. prices! Euy terTTUI! Small de· atove. UUlitles paid. Call 310
All ln perfect condJtlon. Harbor Open 12-9 daily It Sun. B&nll: posit will secure youra. DANZ-Island Ave. $42.:,o mo, Phone
$1,000DOWN
BRAND new 2 bdrm. home, hard-
wood. UJe, large lot, 60x125
Panel Ray heat, lovely kitchen,
eervtce porch.
Full Price $6,500
Paymente -S60 per mo
VALUE -VALUE
WE.LL built 2 bdrm home, cloae
In location. Hardwood and ttle,
run size dining-room, cheerful
kitchen with dinette. flrepla.oe,
beautiful back yard with 110lld
brick wall ber-b--cue fireplace,
nicely landscaped, deep lot.
Full Price $9,500
LOT VALUES
21' acres, good 11<>11, level .... $2500
% acre11 , ee.st side, close In .... l~
'h acre~•:; •l~eui~~ 1450
F ormerly C. Galen Denison
G. T . Everson
490 Newport Blvd. Oollt& Mesa
Be.aeon 624S-W
Harbor 3157·W or· Beacon MM-J
**SOLD**
616 Marguerite
Corona del Mar
By •
MuJllple UoUng Realtor
A DOLL HOUSE
HERE IS JUST THE PLACE YOU HA VE BEEN
LOOKING FOR-a really cozy cottage with every-
thing that goes with comfortable li.v!Dg,
THREE BEDRMS., 2 bathe with lovely enclosed
-• • •
pa~lawn, and beautifully landscaped. .. • CALL EVERETT MORRIS -Harbor 80 .:
or see yQur fa"'\rite broker. :
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
2 bedroom home with Thor kitchen unit and nice
patio. Good location on one of the beet streets.
Sewer street and curb assessments paid. Rea-
sonably priced at
$6,750, terms
S;£ANLEY HADFIELD
Phone Harbor 20
or stop at the office at
216 Marine Balboa Island
INCOME INVESTMENT
TWO 2·bedroom horn.ea.
TWO L·bedroom apartment-"
1 FOUR large garage•
Patio and fences. In perfect condition.
Income $410 per Month
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
$35,000
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""2-R. f9p63 le.rm.I. 27:) Ocean Ave, L&Juna SCHMIDT Bl• Pia.no Store, "'"-2 ~· tf • Harbor 1839-J. ~~ ----,----------Beach. c Santa Ana. :)20 No. Main, cornu Attractive term.a. Ca.JI Bill Schuster, call Harbor 24.74
1885 Harbor Blvd. Coste. Mesa
Beaco n 6821
-t4c46
Beauty Shop
Xmas Specials
Sl£Aj.fpoo UMl h.alr ~et ........ $1.0CJ
PERMANENTS $5.915 and up
Phone Beacon 5103 for appt.
Open Evenings • !IOpll2
USE Olrtt.
Lay Away Plan
For Christmas
SEE OUR
COMPLETE LINE OF
Genera.I Electric Appltancea
Hoover Vacuum Cleanen
[ronrite lroner11
Wedgewood and
Magic Chef Ranges
ALSO
All leading branda
ot smaU appUances:
TOAS'l'ERS
MtXllRS .
LA.DIES' ENGLISH WCYCLE-I &th. STUDIO APT .. ADULTS ONLY
Hercules. Perfect condition. S40. SPECIAL ------------CORONA DEL MAR
Phone Harbor 337. -t9t!c USE.D PIANOS from $69 up. Good Phone HarbQr 242-t
Refrigerator Barga.ins p 1 a y Ing condition. DANZ-
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
615 Cout Highway Corona deJ Mar
Television Service
RADIO REP AIRS
La.rry Ewen • • B&rold Hamm
Techn.lcta.n.
MEsA RADIO It TELEVI810N
106 Broadway, C. M. Bea. M()8..J
50tfc
LARGE redwood dog houae. Mer\°11
summer clothes. me:d. and lge.
Balboa blues, jacket. sport and
dT~ shirts. Harbor 16.M·WK.
212 Pearl, Balboa Iala.nd.
5lc~3
EVERYTHING
FOR YOUR TRAILEJt
Wiii J'ILL BUT ANlll an4
PROPANB TANKS
Complet. lnatan.tlon, ._ir
and ....i.-of all TrslJa
lllqulpment.
Rerman 11. Samuel IClllJI IL l'orUr
ORANGE COAST
TRAIT.ER SUPPLY
SCHMIDT, :)20 No. Main, San·
NEW-Just Reduced ta Ana. cor. ath.
Wu
8 cu ft Monit or ... $2-tD.bO
8 cu tt Pa.n A.m•r 108.60
I cu tt Pc Amer 114..50
t ~ cu ft General 174.50
Generll.1 Chet Comblnatlon
Stove & Refrlg ZSt.50
Now
$199.!IO
199.50
169.50
159.60
189.IW>
Dale's Furniture
GOOD UPRIGHT PIANOS from
$~9. Term& a.a convenient &.II $6
mo. at SHAFFER'S MUSIC CO.
(81.noe 1907) 421 N , Syca.mor~.
Santa Ana. KJ. 2-0872. •4lfc.
1929 H1.rbor Blvd. Bea. 5107-W OUT IDEAS FOR CRIUSTMA.8
35--DOOS, CATS.PETS
Jack's Furniture SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES
1505 W . Balboa Blvd. A. K. c . "'K· Uver and white.
WUI be ready to go for Cbrtlt-
TAPPAN Table Top Range, mu. Reu. 492 E. 18th St., Cost.a
hu everythJnc ······~ ..... $49.50 MeN.. Beacon M.36-J or Beaoon
7 tt. Frigidaire ..................... ~9.!IO 61511. !IOpM
Premier duplex vacuum ...... $ 9.50 I------------
B&mboo table lamp ....... · ....... $ 5.95
AnUque love eat,
50c52
F"l.JRN. NEWLY DEC.. utJI inc.I .
Single Apt. . ................. S36
2 bedroom a.pt. . .. . $50
ICM:) W . Balboa Blvd., Nwpt. Bch.
fi8tfc
I ~ Bayfront ncome B_ 1\ .Y'..F R 0 NT .. ----· -. -. CHOIClC location completely fur-Lot. large ...................... $11,000
nlahed. This le one of the finest Lot, near Bay Ieland ...... $10,000 "'
properties in the bay area. Pric-Triplex, new ...... $36.850 % ed~~. ~
NICELY rumished, large 1 bdnn. QC EA N FR Q NT ~:<'~. ~i1~1t;s2:5~~~a.~:a.Y~t.: M-MONEY TO LOAN Ocean Front Triplex A~traclive H;me ............... s 9,ooo :
U-A-'J'RAJLEB 8PACE
1-------------2 I-bdrm and 1 2-bdrm, very near H d A S 1000 • Newport Beach. Hatbor 1239-W. LOANS For Homes Balboa pier. Scheduled inoome. ouse o.n pt. .. . ... l . •
:)2c54 S2700. $14,500 rurnlehed. Triplex, nicC' · ····· ··· ·····-128·500 • ""FURN,..,.,..-..,-IS-HE_D_D-:cU~P:-cLE=x-:--. -:-1-:bd-:-rm-.. with 4 % -5 1h '}"o Int. B A L B O A :
$60mt-~ yAevate rouCoan~-l~s.o.:-;:,-Long term. Low payment LIDO ISLE HoUSe and Apt. . ......... • 9,000 :, ..... .._ ·• ... · J VERY nice 2 bdrm a..nd den home, • Beacon 5651-W. 52c5-t Speclal1%1ng in F . ff. A . andLoaG. · 2 ba'• 11 locatl n La 3 Bdrm. almoot new ........... 113. ,500 I' Plana. 511' % Constnictton Ill UJ.8. ne o . rge !
F'URNISHED APT.-Yu.rly rent, CALL BOB SA'JTLER private patio. 4 per cent loan. Home & Guest Apt ......... $15,000 l''
newly decon.t.ed, mu.st be seen Har. 3163 for Free Appraial $21,500 tumlahed. New Duplex .... ,. ............. 118,300 A
to appreciate. 309 -· 34th St., Rep. POIRIER MORTGAGE co. ALSO 3 Bdrm., 2 bath .................... 121,000• !
Newport Bead\-521)5-t Metro. Lite Ina. Fu.nda. KI S-618.5 NEW 3 bdrm, 2 be.th on 1 %: Iota. Bay Ave, Duplex .................. 126,&0tt ' -Con8ider Udo Jot as part. \0 Cottages ......................... Pt.~ LOANS TO BUILD. IMPROVE, $19.!500
matching cha.Ir ........... $99.50
Lota of other b&rp..lna in uaed and
unpainted f\lnUture:.
COST A KESA RECREATION LOVELY FRONT Trailer Space,
BUY, MODERNIZE. OR SOUTH COAST REALTY CO. -
REFINANCE GREENLEAF & ASSOC. "Multiple Listing Rea.ltonf• ""
I BUY, SELL OR TRADE
. Phone Harbor ?Mt2·R
noW' ope.n.t.tng---4 bowltns a.neya, trees, ahrubl. Very large lot.
1 bUlianl. 1 pool. 3 .nooker la· AdµJU. •
bJea. lunch counter, crtJJ.. etc. REST BA VEN TRAILER COURT
We Buy Trust. Deeda 3112 Newport Blvd. Ha!'. 2562
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL ------------
BA VINOS .. LOAN ASSN. COSTA MESA
302 Ma.in St., Ba.Jboe., Harbor 2014 =
"Near Pavilion" -
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-ownu~'Ull srr~· 174,;l Pom<l!)&I Coat& M..a
Mea *'1wh·~~~-S ;gg~~ENT ~· -1910 HARBOR BLVD. . • 5~ !~;,\ ~ ~ ~-~°'.'!.-~ --'-""'---'-----..,---3333 Via Udo Ph. Har .. loot, Be ~ N 8111'.\t; s· ~-~ ¥'.t'ICE
__ _,__:_~;._ ...,.,.,_·'"""'!r'f:~ii•n1•'~P·ili· f.i'~i:Arlui\;ipora.ctt~::;· iiitide'li~i~.-.Mi,lii''b',1~Du1> ••d. --
'STROOT'S -'• . -WANTED TO R:lHT PL~ ROOM-Separate en-
Te Winkle .Hardware
1802 NEWPORT BLVD~
BKACON 522!5
•6flc62
GIBSON Eleetrlc . Hawail&n Steel
Guitar. like new. Never been
played. Inc luding a. 3-jac.k Mag-
na amplifier, Ph. Bea. 8824-W.
5lc53
HEIRLOOl.1 JEWELRY -Ga.met
necklnce. miniature B r o o c h,
c&rved ivory locket, etc. Phone
Harbor 3025-W. ~2cM
CANA.1llll8 m&ke grand pN811lb!
'"Only pet that alnp." Beauww GIF'r llDEAll FOR CBBl8TllA8
atncan cheap. AWo para)l:eeta.. U 1144 Victoria St.. eo.ta Meaa. l·u-__ A_-_ANn __ q_,u ______ _
NEW 1951
49p6< ANTIQUE VlcU>d&n orpn. love-
ly tone. AlAo matched 1et or
ctoluene. Reuonable.. 42-t Fem-
leaf. Corona Ciel Mar. O-Oc52
Westinghouse Refrig.1---ANTI--Q-U_ES __ _
8 cu. fl. ala:
Only $199.95 roR CHRJSTMAS
LOVELY old colored glua, pew.
DA VIS-BROWN CO. ter. NEW SHIPMENT dough
18& Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa trays a.nd pine che.U.
Beacon a82J THE. ANTIQUE SHOP
308 MARINE Balboa lal&nd
trwice. ClOBe to buslne&!J dlatrlct
WA.NTED-Ubturnlahed 2 bedrm. and busea. Must be see.a to ap-
boua at reasonable yearly rent-preciate. 803 Larkspur, Corona
al. COM or Newport Heigbta. del Mar. Harbor 3099-J. 60c52
Ca.11 Harbor l-t31-R. -tltfc ---,,-----=-=-cc===
LARGE ROOMS FOR WORKING
ti 4 !;S\i' 'I 4 11
OIRLS. LOW WEEKLY RENT-
AL. APT. <l KITCHEN PRIVI-
LEGES. OCEAN AND BAY
FRONT VIEW. 609%: E . BAL-
BOA BCV!> .. BALBOA. PHONE
HARBOR 31113. ~2pll4
.f.l-A.UTOMOBILE80 TJRF.8
~ABTMEN'nl a BOUllJlll 1-------------
FOR SALE at. very MOUOnable 50c!l2 Yearly and Winter
prtce. 5 piece blond B. R . set. COOD FURN. HOUSt:s A: APl'S.
RED OLDSMOBILE Convert ible,
IHS Hydrom.atlc, full pr\("e
$1,39~. Call Harbor2868·R,
plne cone pattern. box springs J-zlt-!:t""t:t""t:N:N:M:M:M:M:M:M:t" $40 mo. up. U.Unp wanted. 47ctl2
' Jl(M'i fgl'OUJr.t'.l;;ub CASH FOR 210 lot. Lovely trees. ahrubo, 2 LOW price rent.al.9 on !2nd .~
CHRISTMAS n$ow4.,000... -. . v2 Down N B C Realty Z 7: 3116 NEWPORT BOULEVARD ..,
Call Beacon 6108-J Mcl2 ..
Do you know that BAY LOAN -------------------~----":,
COMPANY m•Y help you ,wlth OOSTA MESA CHAMBERLAIN ,.
your Chtiatmaa expen8<B! You NEW l BEDROOM HOME ' :
m•y be able to buy what you Completely tuumtahed. Large lot.
wish and spread your payme-nts J1IA. loan. Small dowd pyrnL
over a 15-month period. Come In l"'ull prtce $5000.
or phone Beacon M 17, can Harbor 2251--J
BAY LOAN CO.
103 E. 18th St.
Costa Mesa
52"67
* *1SOLD * *
Lot ln
Shorecllft•
4.9llc
for Best· Buys • -in Corona del Mar -
$12,950, terms
.. ... .. NEW 3 bdrm brick front home. ;:
Over11ized 2-car garap. P'o~ .-.
air automatic hnt. Laundry. :
Fine location. --
AN IDEAL year around Ch.riat-
maa gift for the whole family,
t.be Newport -Balboa N e w 8 -
Timelll and the Newport-Balboe
Prnl. bolh for $3.50 ln Oran~
county,
and mattr.a. Holl~ bed.
bo>< aprlnp and mat. $18 Welch GD'T ml!All POK <:SmllrnlAll PAUL C. JONES For Sale or Trade for ? • -----------LA Tl: 1937 PACKARD De:Juxe
eedan, front render wella, als
wheela and Urea, exceptionally
Sood.. low mileage. Private own-
ner hu too many can. C. Watt,
465 Agate St., Laguna Beach.
Pl!one 4-1221. l50p6!
Be Sure to Set: Thi.Ji! .... .. • ... cSoU cart. Th~nnador electric 2S07 Balboa Blvd, Newport Bea.ch
heater. SS-BOA.TS. 8UPPUE8 Call Harbor !70 or Barbor 2313
OR WILL TRADE--
I Med a alngie ~l·A-Way bed N N N BAYFRONT RENTAL. 1 bdrm.,
.. matt.na. Tricycle for girl 8 ew -ew -ew to June 16th. $70 mo.
yean old. 2 burner el..:. plate. HUDSON INV ADER 2 BDRM., 2· .. th bayfronL Rea-
or what have you! 1M>nable.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Interest Rate 4'1!. • 5% DR.'S CLINIC
or Small Hooplt&l Bldg.
Earl Chamberlain
600 Cout Blvd., Coron.a del Ku •
(Oppoolte. Newpart Harbor -) t,
Phone Harbor 2218 •
llOtfc '"' ... ------------~ s02-<: ll2nd st. Newpon 11ese• ,Mann· e Engm' es GREENLEAF • ASSOC. llKAU. M 0 TOR SCOOTER-52pM 3112 Newport Blvd. Hu. 2W
Nearly' new. Wlth nutd drlve..1------------27$ fLP. DON'T WAIT
TOO LONG!
Loarur. quickly ...... In th& Bay
A«& and Lquna. Blnele or
m1lltlple unJt.. New or old. 89
wtae and ave by re+~
yOur preeent. loan. Minimum a•
.,..... No charp for . pnllml-
na.ry appratal. Piion& !luta
Alla Kimberly 1-e&!t .. -te:
Brlck wwwbuctJon. Corner loca-
Ucm.. ~I' areL Sell with low
dawn payment or conaider leue.
Jiu.at be aoJd at once. 1
GREl:NLEAF It .ASSOC.
!112 Newport Blvd> H&r. 21152 INCOME
Balboa Island
-...
PETE"O LIGHT PLANT PR.ICED TO SELL
512 -29th Street • II-WANTED l'O 8 £! LIDO ISLE
Nc.-.'J>Orl Beacll WANTED TO BUY Sood UMJd See John Harvey If ,... waftt • nmtal .. UDO •47 DODGE "fluld drive'" -(3)
l!Op5! llO" ..mut otn.e dealt. Phone at Seacraft ISLJll - --.ra1 loftl1 "48 PLY. •"Bpec. Db."" aed. -···12911
Harbor 2821. 51c6S apta. Aloo -... uallle 'ff CHJIVROLET oed&n -···· 1096
ARTHUR A. MAY
K°"PP i.e... CorNopondeal
ho CJallf. Ufa IM. Oo.'a ·
llOtfc 1------------
New 3 bdrm. Homes
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_Two watettront a.partmentt, _,
Ground floor, dock. ';)
~ MO'l'!ON PlctuN ..,.... 1211 COAST WGBWA.T P. A PAI.MER ''1 PI.l'. Convertible ·-·--· 11111
joctor. ~ It H.....U, I mil._ NXWPORT BEACH -~n-, • 'n:DS.-~-DOI~~-~~ ;:;:,:;:;to···-. p.m.1111 ------------caiften.. W-upt Pll. ll&AOON 17'J ~·~ -1 ~ --.,.,.... 11 PEAL FllTAD ElWllAJICIS moter. New Home portallle ..,... ate ~ VI& Lido U. ~
lD;" ........ M All pnct"ll.Y flD'I' ...... PO& CH&lllftrAll ------.----1 . -SHA VER MOTORS
HH -K&ln Banta Ana
"-'ally well buUt Bldg&. are ' :r.. old · ., -~ C·. Modern f\lml9bed _.. ·' . ~ -NEWPORT CITY -Front apL rented. Move lft ---•
and .tart Uvtnc. . •
NEWPORT BEIG~ Now Reduced to $23.750 ;
:!ii .. ~:;=::=.~~ SAL& ¥ARJNE ENG{liES K11UlSNEtiB APT.. l\a-~·=--.!!:TllOUTB ~
men, OftfW, twin p · '!Jwood CONTOUR CR+tR. med 1w than • lCennath Sea CUM $25 mo. hst1 'rt rd t bedYocm . -~""" Ph. ~
-Ha,.._ --.... ' mo. COoat USOI Wlll aacn-1 Or&T lll&tlae Klrpt-,.._.tu *Pl-~ -l -"'"'· Cool& Kea
IAlllea and coffee tallle. tin, ·Jlco al $100. l'bo...i-at. 'U"--'-Sal In · apt. '37.M -IL 1N8 .aRll V-&. VOfT rood trana-
_,.... black .-and ....... IClpU .... ~ ... e es, e. °"'" " t •• -UUL Ind. ..,.u-. Good --. ~
Piion& Bubor !Ol'~W. --806 80. BAT noHT, Bt•1• -·Ulll W. BtD11 -_ dlQ9 Coll -1.llOl-W_ 1i1<M ••vano llA.""..ut •wt -ft. a. -IU•R ' CV. rr. llSRVEL ... r...et1rc•-·· ... :1 ... ~ .-...... I .... • ..... CADIJl,AC 'te..l'loot•ood ._
atot aact late_....,....... ltlllee' ......... ti llHM SAD' Mm, PtwttrslJ ~ _ .....,_ Low •R11p. MGlt be
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100 • JOO au..,. m"t'd. -_..,. ....,., luir• 1o1a. 111""• Maret Gi~
&&"• ln SI Kook N-~ la -· SOI KA.RINI: ..
ad .. ,_ -.,.. _,....... Bill>no -..
eHatq (D cameUlu:. 4000 ft.. ~ 950 ......_ __ ti'-----~--• under lalh. f ,_ ...._.ta ,.a, . ,_..-·~or~.~ • dcmlille I • ; Memi -~ .::,4p;,s;o,; .:;':.. 1••• 110 ... W1U. 4LIO 0. L BROiiftii NOTIC&: 3
ot ,,..r·a1 ..,_.. bUire 4 or · · wt w.-.OM&a rr.t ~ , __ .. ,_,.,_. Ralph P. Vaakey ---. . 2
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Newport Heights Subdivision
' A 1150.000 .ubdl.-talon ln lb.e CUtt ff•vtn ee:cUon of NewPort
Helsh .. b..ourht to '308.831 t1'e ..umatec1 n1uat1on of COMUU<tlon
started In the put monlb ln UM Cost.a Kua u.. The tonatructJon
figure II baaed "" bylkllng permltll -for UlllDco'JX"'loled tlTrltory
by the county butldin.g departmenL
Twenty hou&es, expected to coet.•--------------
$8.000 each, are lnc.ludcd tn the
subdlviaton the h.lrmount Invest·
menl Co .• la building ln Newport
Heights at 2211 l~lh St.;· 22t~
2281 St. Jamee Rd., 23«2 K1np
Rd .. &nd 23&62-U632 SL Andrews
Rd ..
Two permits Ualed eaUmated
cost.3 of $10,<MXt or above. Tbey
wC"re Issued to Paul M. Cortez.
houM' with garage &ttacbed. 12T74
Orange Ave., Santa Ana Heigt'ita,
$12.000 and Donald C. Wedeking.
house w1th garage at 1938 Church
St~ COBU. Mesa. $10,000.
472 Abb<y WLy, $1.1100: Lew1I and
Mat"p.Tet. Duf,'ley, hou.91!1 at 721 W
20th St •• $:1,967 .and prage. '380:
Howard J . Hohl. home addlUon
14.~ Cecil Pl,, $3,000: E . L. Pall.et'·
aon. home and prage, 2200 Santa
Ana Ave., St.eoo: Bonnar Paul.
borne, 172 E . 22.nd SL. $2,880; Ed·
ward M&bon. h<>\UC at 2432
Orange Ave .. $6,300. and garag<'
and storage, Sl.400. and RUTY H
Noonan. dwellln1t addltlon, ~88 W
WiJ90n St .. $1,600.
More Permit. IM&led
Con11lrurtion ltcen11t" were al.lfo
'fMlnled to Leon W . Rudd. hoUMe
wtth g111rage at 2331 NE. Kings
OfhE'r pt>rmll9 were taken out Rd., Cliff Ha.ven. $7 .823: H . R.
by Burton H . Terhur.e, auto re· Thompaon. hoWM",' 217:) Fairview
pair and storage gan.ge at 2266 Rd., no e"tlmate o f costs; RAy W.
Harbor Blvd., S7 .280; Evan Brader, R.ou.&h foundation for "and alte.ra·
hou86 at 239 Vi ctoria St.. S-4 ,-400 tio n of move·ln dwelling at 2220
and· ~aragc. S-480: F. H . Paul.8(>n. Orange Ave .. Sl.260; Coa.!t Orangr
dw..t'lling and· g&.f'l.8'C, 224 Santa Ac res. house Wtth garage, 496 E.
Jsabel AVe .. $6,600: C. M. Newton. Costa Me1'8 Ave .. $8.850: Thom&A
cerarnlc11 planta &t 4M 17th St., Shoen. howie at 3715 E. Broadway.
$7.000; Lewi.3 E. Pratt, dwe!Ung $7,500 and garage, Si20; Bob
at 170 Del Mar Ave .. $5,000; Lee Callis. wa.rehouse a.t 1::\1 Commf'r·
Anlit"T'Sf.ln. houM'. 2097 Maple SL. cial Way, $2,-400; Chief Eaglt> E ye
'3.500: L. E . McGehee, house at house at 2066 Placentia. Ave ..
245 C'.abrlllo St., $5,600. and gar· S3 .~ and F . H. Pa.ulson. house
age, $6-40. with garage, 2-40 Sa.nta lsabl:-1 Ave.
0 . G. Nelaon, dwelling addltJon, 1 $7.200.
Harbor Building Permits Near
Six Million Dollar Mark
Nf.'arly one mlllfon and A half dollars ahead or la.<;t year ·are thr
J9M> building permlta Issued In Newport Beach, Building In11pc<:tor
A . M. "Pete'· Nelaon revealed last week. November perm\UJ tntalll·li
S-424,530 bringing the year's ma.rk to $:5,81:5.1:51 tor tht> rirst elt•ven
month.8 compared with 14.•I-4,295 for the Mme period in 1949.
December pcrmlt8 should s£'nd'"--------------
tni11ty, lmf•••••~c• c ........... c.
CNolllf and b&lllW&I lnlemP'll'-
ince w &UceG ion wpertor
'OW't Prlcla,y b7 Jin. llattau. A..
'.;111pman .. ""' Ille<! -,.,.
11..,,...; "-Pnullt B . Olapman.
'POr&IO< ol & Colt& -pluml>-
, n.I" bualneu.
She ald they wlt'e married at
'lan Dl~go Aprtl tO, lSM~ •J*I•
1ted lut Nov. 29. ha¥e a eon. 1 ~
'"d a dau«bter, *" and \hat cOm .. nuntty property lncluda the
'\lumbln~ bustn.eu and a. rwlde~
ud turnlahinp ln BalOO..
LEGAL NOTICE
"0'1'1CE OF INTF.NDED SALE
,"lOTICE 18 HERJ:BY GIVEN:
Thal A. R. KL!:PINGZR. Ven-
1nr. whOM addre. II 807 Cout
Lflc-hwav. Corona dtil Mar, ln thP
'::lty ot N,.wport Beach, Countf of
Orange, StALe of CaUfornla. In·
•ends to Rll to E. G. MfLL.l!:R.
Vendf'e, whoee addree11 la 803 Cout
Lflghway, Corona del Mar, -In the
... tty ot Newport Beach. County ot
'Jrange. Stale of California, thr
'ollowln,sr deacrlbed penonal prop-
erty, to·wit :
All atock In trade, flxtutt8.
equipment of a cerla.Jn service st.a·
Uon buNneSA, knOW"n M KLEP·
INGER'S ASSOCIATED SUPER·
SERVICE STATION utd located
a.t 803 Cout Highway, Corona del
Mar, In the City of Newport
&ach , County of On.ngP. State or
Ca.Jlfoml&. and that a sale, trana·
Cer and aulgnment or the same
will be made, snd the cona~der•·
tion therefor wlll be pa.id al 10:00
o·clock a . m .. on the 22nd day of
December, 1960. al the escrow de·
partment or BANK OF AMERICA
NATIONAL TRUST ANO S AV·
1NCS ASSOCIATION. at ll.Jil Bal·
boa Branch Nn. 31 , In the City of
Newport Reach, County of Orange.
Slate of California.
Dated Decen1ber 8th, 19W.
A . R. KLEPINCER, Vt"ndo1
F.scrow 37·2<13-4
No, 159 -Ttmew
Publish Dec. 12. 1950.
the total over the six mllllon fig·
u:re. Following permlte were isaued
In November:
N01110£ OF INTENDED
MORTOA.OF.
$9,000 llomi.,. NOTICE IS HERE GIVEN: Resid~nces to cost $9.000 werr That Roy E. Grill. Jr .. }fortga·
Residential pcrmllB were takt>n
out by A. A. Kletn. 11 Harbor ls·
l•nd, $26.000: Mrs. Esther H.
RJchter, 225 Larkapur Ave .. $25.·
000: Paul W. Allman. 222 Mar.
guerite Av£'., $20,000: and Les
White. 26 Yav.•I Rd .. $18,200. Res\·
dence estimated to cost Sl7.000
were called tor In (lf'rmits lsgued
to Dr. J , H. Boyea, 13i Via YeUa
and Mrs. Jessie Pfilley, 203 Onyx
Ave.: $16,000 to Roy F . Mather.
Jr., 218 Carnation Avr.-.. and $15,·
000 each to Plf\11 1:1. Moore. 32:\
Driftwood Rd., and Robert P.
Forbetl. 114 Via Xanthe.
Other permit.a went to L. D.
Minor, 237 Evening Canyon Rd.,
i12,500: Robert E. Lovell. 62 Bal·
boa Covee. 112.000; Ogle·Shield~
Company, 10.5 Via San Remo.
Sll.?>00 and Blaine WaJker, Balboa
Covea, SlO.~. Petmita for resi·
dences to C'08l s10.900 e111ch .went
to G. L. Kopp, 229 Goldenrod Ave.
a.nd two to Norman \11\lson at
~6 Oreatview Dr. lUld 2~2 Crest·
vlew Dr.: William H. Adama took
out permits for two rcsidenC"es to
C08t $9.800 each at 431!1 lrvine Ave.
and -443 Irvine Ave. ,
called for in rerm1ts i!'l..<iUed to ~or. whOM: addrea.s l.s -4 47 N ewport
Mrs. Henry W il11an1!{. 127 Apol· Boulevard, In th£' City of Coela
ena Ave .. \V . E . F isher. 241 Pop· Mesa . County o f Orange. State of
py Ave., and W . L. and L. G. How. Califoml11., Intend& to mortgage to
land, 47 Beacon Bay Otheri;i ...,·en\ Bank of America N. T . 6" S. A ..
to H . B. Gti~·old . 257 Waverly Mortga~tt . whose addre.sa ls Bal·
Dr., 18,500: Howard L. Roberts, boa, in the Ci t y of Newport Beach.
611 Aca cia Ave .. and f'Rrl Thoma.'! County of Orange, State of Call·
258:i Crf'StviC'W Dr., .$8.000. Pe r· fornia, •
mils for houses to rost !7,500 each All fixtures and equipment of a
went to f'aul P . George, 105 15lh certain Restaurant bu•lneaa known
St .. and Eva F . A.spin. 516 Fuller· A..S 'Carl'!I Reataura.nt.' and local·
ton Ave. . . ed 111t -447 Newport Boulevard, In
Other permits ...,.et·e 1s..<!Uf'd lo lhr City ot Costa M M&. County of
Charle.& Galea and Leslie \VatL,' Orange. State of California. a.nd
ro r a resl<lencc to co1'!t .Sft ,800 at that an executed mortcage of the
"17 Goldenrod Ave.: A. H . Rill.'lf'. same will be delivered and the con·
439 Goldenrod Ave., S6,000: F.arl slderatlon therefor paJd a.t 10 :00
F. Chamber/ajn. 71-.t Marigolrt 0·clock a , m. on t he 22nd day of
Ave., $6,000 and Jarnes Gobel. 437 Dt•cember. 19~0. at th.e escrow de·
Begonia Ave .. $5.800. partn1 ent of the Bank of America
Commercial bUl\ding pern1ltA N T. & s. A .. &t Balboa., In the
were iasued to Orval W . Hine-City of Ne~·port Beac h County of
gardner. -405 Coa!!!lt. Hiwey . Cor a Orange State o f C&Jifo~nla.
$5.000 ad~ition to a. dining roon1 . Dal~ December n. 1950.
Be.n .Reddick. 120 23rd St .. $·1.00Q RAY E. GRILL. Mortgagor
pnnt1ng plant: Hugh W . Hal£>y, BANK OF AMERICA N.-T
Balboa. Yacht Baal,. for a $5.000 cl: s. A., Balboa, Mortgagee
office and 10 gerag1's. tn cnl't H F Holker
$4 .000. W . E. Fisher of 91 ·1 Coalllt Nu 160 Tirnea · ·
Hiway received a permit for two Publish Dec. 12, 1050.
store rooms to cost S~.300. \
Tracy Re-elected Commander
of L.A. Power Squadron
?'li'OTJC~ OF INTENTION TO
CltAT'l!.EL MORTGAGE
,Notice I• hereby given pursuant
to the provl1iona of S~tion 3440
of the Civil Code of the State or
C&Jifomla, that on the 7th day of
Dec~ber. 1060, the owner of the
her~lna.fter de8Crtbed n"turu and
l'quipment of th•t cert.aln pro·
ceqlng ot frozen poultry business.
situated &nd located al 2120 Har.
bor Boulevard, Coet.a Meaa, Coun·
ly of Ora.nee. Stale ot California,
lnt!'ndl!I to place a cnattel mort·
gage upon the aald fixtures and
equipment,
In reoognlUOIJ; of hla out:atand.Jng leadership or lhe Los A11gel e~
Power Squad1'0n during the past year, ~Id H. Tracy of 2622 Crest·
view-Drive, Balboa Bay-ehorGI, hu beelC'~leeted commander or the
aquadron for the 1951 ye&r. Election rE officers of the' Los Angeles
j)quadfon waa held at the annual meeting Thursday t Oe«mber 7 >
night at the Mona Lisa Restaurant ... =:-:c--,...----------
tn Loe Angelea. Officers elected lo j
servr with Commander Tracy are
well·known in Ba.Ibo&. yachUnc cir·
cle41. ThC'y a.re Wendell B. Higbee
lieut--co ntm ander: Dr. ElWOOd
Schultz. seeretary: and Gord
Goodwin. t rea.su rc.r •
The squadron'& n ... _,,,. ~
commltttt. including the offlc.era,
will be compo.sed or Dr. Lester C.
Lowe, or Balboa lal&nd; Henry E .
Rempt. Leslie A. Coleman, Dr:
Gordon A. Alles of Lido Island :
Don L. Dotson. James R. Mcln·
tyre of Ba.1boa Bay club and Lee
M. Springer. Thr new orf1crni and
Vt!'CUtlve com1nittee members will
take O\'£'r their dut1ea In Janu·
ary.
THE CHJCKERY CHICK. INC ..
a corpora.Uon, lJJ the mortgagor of
the aa.id property; wboee addres..~
le Poet Office Box 1•8. Coeta
Meaa. County ot Orange. State or
California.
THE COMMERCIAi. NATION·
AL BANK OF SANTA ANA h1
the mortgagee or the aaid Pr'OI>'
erty; whote a.ddreu la. City of
Santa Ana, County of Ora.nge,
State ot~CaliforniL
The property, flxturn & n d
equipment upon whlc:h the aid
chattel mort.p.a'" I• to be placrd
con1dstJ5 of the f0Uowtn1:
The said chsttel mort&'age la to
be executed &lld the corurideratloo
Gr-e&IM-t Gro..,·th therefor wiJI be paid on the 28th
Under the comm-.nd of Com-day of December. A. D .. 1900. at
.m&ndE"r Tracy. the Los Angeles Orange County TIUe Compe.ny,
Squadron thia year hu •hown it.a 421 North Main Street. State or
l'ft•lest growth In rneinbershlp, C:allfom.la at 10 o'clock A. M.
ed;UC&lJonaJ a ctlvltlea and boating: Da~ December 1tb, 18t>O.
actlntl t CSEALI , u o ita mrmben. The THE CHJCKERY CHlCk, INC. tqua.dron now hu 210 acµve mem.
ben. the la.rJeat enrollmel\t ln It.a By Geors• H . Bt&hr. Pru.
jen-year hlolory. • , ' By Wllllam H . Holland. Sec.
• Tbe -iuadron h... upended 1u ~tate ot Clllltoml&,
'1tducaUooaJ Proc.ram to include duunty of Oranp, a PtJoun,s claaaea 'ln PuadeM. ., On Dtcember a. 1860. before
~ u In Loa Ancrlca and eri-HA&OU> H. 'I'll.ACY me. the u~ a Notary ~ lta leaching •tall to give Public ln and IM ..Sd QJQnty and
.)rldu participation or m<mbonl Jn Stat., p...-iy ._......, Gecii'se
t11e_edUcat1on Prosnm. Money Stal•• la e . stab<. -.. to be to be u..
Plano for c-for l~l b&Yo Pr-t. and WllltL!il H. Holland. '-" r0<'111UlatA!d. wtth ........,...., Me• Dress Sllop -1o "'" 1o 11o u.. -.,,. ,...... to be 1!"'11 at )(aJ!UaJ AIU ol tho ec.po,..u... thot eucuted
Sbcty.n,.., dojlarw wu llolen lh6 wfthhl lnomlmqt "" -
IJ"Om two pu.ne1 la a rar room ..ol. Ute O>i"PCM! atli.wl tbtr91.a DA'"*\
tho GLylu 0.... ollop. 18'2 N ... l -~to -that -
port Blvd., 0... ,,_ tho ...... ~ ~ lllo -
ao1m&n Df •amolfA. ttri "'tice -'l'llundl.)'. · .WlTNl:llll "'7 --oUlclaJ , Vlctlmo _,.. ICn. Mary lnpam -1. •
, llt. aqol Mn. Birt -· --ot the ~ and Jin. ll:lJen (DIAL) 1 ~ Bq -"-t. 81-1"lud. II. C..., 2121 Santa ADii •-CLAIJl>ll RA.BNA. 1'ift-,. fo.,... -...,. ~ .._ ICn. 1-aid MO >1"""7 -la qd for aid ·-· ·~-..._. .. -~1-·W... n----~ -iiiaa.. l ;d1-;: ..=-;-'°'P\llC~-~ C... -a .. .._ ::! ~.ft!..~ ~T/M
.... • ........ tlo ..... lllo -_..._ '-' u. .. •
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MEMBERS OF CUB SOOVT hdc 106 ltdd thd r -11ua1 Chrtstmas party Frld:\f lllPt at N~·port
lkac .. srammar !M:hool Rcpreeeatatl\'l* of Den• I,!, Sand 4 are shown beb.lnd u.e Chrhitmat1 boxe& ·
they ha\'O filled for •eed.)' f~ Lt'ft to rtpt •,.... Mlchae.I Geo""' Obuck Rem~y. Dellnl• Wllllam!J.
OUver Cf:VJ', !\like O.Ushan. Roan.it' Lo\4·e, lhwulf. 8omen and Dirk Stabler. t News·Tlmes Photo}
Santa Ana Tests
Civil Defense
Six aenal bornb• exploded In
Santa Ana Wednesday night ju.at
about a.et the town on It.a ear.
Thr American Legion poet did
il to teat It.ti civil de(ense: mob1ll·
z.a.tlon. according to police ~·ho
aald the teet was unannoonced.
Bomba went oft 1.n four places
around town and while thr mobJll-
zaUon v.·u a •UcC'esa, It scared
hundredl!I o f penons and a flood of
telephone caJll'I ca.me to both police
and fire depart.menl.8.
One young woman became hya-
tericaJ and fled her home.
\Motorists Will See
Better Decorations
Holiday motorist~ v.·111 be treat·
4.'rl to even bigger and better
Chrlstma.s decorations In many
CaJifom1a C'l tiee and towM, th"
State Ch•mber or Commerce tt'-
porlB.
Th£' travel an.d recreation de·
partmcnt n( tbe Chan1ber said that
for th<" flrat Ume alnce 1942. out ·
door Chri111tma.s llghUng conte111ts
in communities all O\'er California
are beln"° promoted by the Out -
door Chr istmas Trf'e Association
or California worklDg In conjunc·
tlan with local chambers of com·
merce. cluba and newspapers.
NEW
1951
Santa Anita Prepares
for 14th Race Season
Sa.nta Anlt.a ope;nt'I il.8 J-tth a.nd
blggf!St soeMon on· Saturday, Dec.
30, to Usher in .lhe celrbretlon o(
100 ycara of organized racing In
Califomla. The world'! tiche11l
JttakPs and pur9e9 are to be staged
r1ve-daya.per-week. TuCflday lhru
Saturday•, through March 10.
starling al 1 p.m., ":itb the gales
O(>f"ni ng at J 1 a..m.
J\:r w innovations and major im·
prove mcnt.a. lncluding an escela.t-Or
and the Lenal Room arlde<I to th~
clubhou.se with covered bridge pa!!!·
sa.ge way lo gra.ndatand. will be
introduced.
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