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flRE BOAT and two Harbor Dept. boata quenched the tll"fl on a rent.al motor boat which exploded
and burned just offsltore of t1Je Mualctp&l\Tnl.Uer Park, Friday, O. O. Boyd of Ontario, and 'o
De&n Morch. of Jlllnot.. recel""ed Ont decree ban• u a reault of the accident. (Ncwe-Timca Photo)
NHYCRaceWeek !wo Burned
on Aug. 24 ~26 , 1~0 ~!dm~!~rented
Race Week at...the Newport Har-
bor Yacht Club is one of the most
anticipated seri~ on the racing
caJendar, and the number of en-
lrtea already in the hands or the
i-a.ce committee proves that this
year's event, to be held August 24 ,
~ and 26, will be bigger and bet-
ter than ever. .
Dedicated to the one hundredth
anniversary or the inauguration or
the famou.!4 American Cup races,
NHYC's three days of sailing com-
petition and the accompanying
social events will have, as a back-
ground, the memory ot the famou:i
yach~ and great sailors who bat·
tled it out for what was, undoubt·
edly, the mo.st coveted award m
yachting hi.!tory.
One e'vfnt. the Haw&itan party
on Saturday n liht, la not quite In
the mood of the old yacht r&clng
days but hu a apecial point of It's
own. It is rumored that Prent
Fulmor and his Staghound, which
came so close to winning the
Honolulu Race. will arrive from
the Islands sometime during the
party. It probably took a con·
slderable amount of figuring on
Prent's part to time It this way,
but, if It works out, there will cer-
tainly be a lot of excitement
a.round NHYC.
motor boat received minor burns
when the boat caught fire at 3
p.m. Friday juat elf lhe Munici-
pal Tra.iler Park.
Suffering from first degree
burna a.a a result of the fire were
O. O. Boyd or Ontario. Calir .• and
M~s Jo Dean Morch of Hinkley,
Ill. The two injured persons and
Mrs. Hannah C1oee, all accupan ta
of the burned craft were rescued
by the crew of a passing outboat
motor boat.
The rescue boat wu piloted by
Male!\ Jacob8.
Mrs. Ci08e said after the rescue
that she ha<J smetled gasoline be-
fore the explosion and fire. Alt
three persons ln the boat had been
sitting in the front seat wht>n the
exploe.ion occurred.
The boat wa.a beached at the
Municipal Trailer Park and tht-
flames were extinguished by tire
boat and harbor patrol boat crews.
The boat had been rented from
the Vallely Boat" Rent.a.la at 508
S. Bay Front, Balboa ialand.
UMBRELLA STOLEN
G. E. Walker, 7107 Seashore Dr.,
Newport Beacb. reported the theft
of a blue and gokl beach umbrella
from his patio at 11 a.. m. Sunday.
The umbrella WU valued at $~.
Two Injured in
Three Car Crash
Tv.•o pe~sons Were 11llghtly l.n·
jur<'d In a three car cruh which
occurred nl"ar the Bay Shore
bridge at 3:5:'.i p. m. Saturday.
lnjurc:-d were R. E. Shean and
W . G. Shean, both of Westwood.
They were occupants of a car
which had stopped behind a Ve·
hicl(' operated by Myrtle M. Mar·
tln or Los Angeles.
Both cars had been stopped af·
ter ¥proceeding westward on the
Cout High\\·ay. Shean's car was
hit In the rear by a. R ouSt• and
Garden truck operated' by Marlon
Carl Lambert ot 510¥,. W . Bay
Ave., Newport tBeac}\ The force
or the impact ramm<'d the Shean
car into the Martin vehic le.
Head lnJurll'8
The Shcans suSt..inl:"tl head and
racial Injuries after being thrown
by the collisiori against the steer·
Ing wheel and the wlndshi<'ld . They
told police that lll<'Y would r e-
ceive treatnu>nt fton1 thl'ir per-
sonal physician.
The Shean car received exten-
sive frame and body damage. The
other vehicles were dan1aged only
ellghtJy. All cars continued under
their own power.
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i3rd nlAR-~ER 34. NEWPORT BEACH, ~ ........ ~RNIA.0 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 11151 . -·FIVE CENTS
f M I ' h "!'!!~'!"·~,,. The reJl<llj...-of suicide· in ltte mysterious' death of Mrs.
0 • ans aug ter· Dariel Jean Budd; 23, of 109 30th St., Newport Beach
ended a hectic . investigation of law enforeement officers
Mro. Helen ~ DeLeon, 21, that started with the finding of Mrs. Budd's body Thursday
or San Gabriel, pleaded rullty .., night in her car in Aliso Canyon. Clutched m· her h•nd a charge of ma.nslaugbter, mla.--
demeanor, ln Superior Court laat Was a .32' caliber pistol.
Friday. ,,.,_ A. E. Gall&gher, San Diego•-------------
She had been the driver of a County Coroner, said that evl-
car which era.abed bead-on Into dence at the acene indicated that
anolher parked vehicle at 32nd Mrs. Budd had committed suicide
St., Newport Beach la.at July 4. by shooting heraelr in lhe head.
Audrey Janet McC&fferty ot Riv· According to Mrs. Robert Shand
eralde wu killed in the era.ah. of lhe same addreu, a school
Mrs. Del.eon had org1na.lly been friend of the late woman, Mrs.
charged with felony manslaughter. Budd had lived with her a.nd had
The count was reduced, however, left home Monday noon.
when Attorney Otto J acobe and
Di.strict Attorney Jarnea David Reported MiMlnK"
said that there wu no grou neg-Robert Shand, a Newport Beach
ligence Involved. Probation hear-:c ~ police officer reported Mrs. Budd
ing haa been set for Friday, Sept. 'I. , as ·mlaslng at 12 :41 a. m. Thurs-
7. • day. .
1 The Federal Bureau of Investl-
gattlon agents were brought In
on the case as the woman's body
was found on a federal reserva-
Upn.
Mrs. Budd. an attractive. blonde,
had been employed as a telepbon.e
opera.tor In Newport Beach.
Prior to her death, she had
been under the care of a. Newport
Beach doctor, but frtenda said
that she had not appeared de--
pre88ed when la.at seen.
Mra. Budd's huaband. Alvin
Budd, a radioman, third claaa,
formerly stationed in Honolulu
received an emergency leave and
le now staying with his parent.a
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Budd and her three year
old daughter, Unda. had been
living with the Shanda in New-
port each.
Funeral services were held Mon-
day at 10 a. m. Interment waa at
Inglewood Park.
Record Crowd of 97.500
See Orange County Fair
WAS THE \"ERDIC.'T of police a.nd FBI q'Pnts ln the
death of Mrs. Darlt'l ,,..n Budd of 109 -30th St., N~·port BN.ch,
Htt body \.\.'M found •lumpt"d In hf'r auto Thursday ln Allao Can-
yon. Camp Pf'.ndWon. In her haod "'M a .Si caJllla' pl•tGL
MWD REDUCES ITS TAX RATE
According to the tunuUle count, the 1951 session or the Orange
County Fair drew 97,MO people to make the f&lr approximately ten
per cent more popular than last year. The a~na gate wa.a up 60 per
cent. proving the popularity of the ostrich racea and the horse show.
Sunday night's performance s:iw eight Jtorse show eventa, with S500
stakes for five of them.
Other popular items Included the·.---------------
flower show and the commercial Grain Dlvhdon exhibits. Despite the fact that lncrea.ciing waler requirements in Southern Among feature exhibit winnerB Coro, yellow pop-2nd. Dorothy
California neceasit.ate an expanded construction program, the Metro-Co.eta Mesa Grange took top M. Trusheim, Costa Mesa.
polltan Water District (which servc1 Newport Beach) by order or its award of s250_ In the junior de~ Plant Vegetable Divlsion-Broc-
bo&rd Or di-tors h .. once mor du· d .,_ tax t rr t. ( partment for 4. H &~cultural coll, 2 bunchea: lat, Mrs. Chester '""'" e rr ce 1~ ra e, e ec 1ve or "'' the yt>ar 1951-52. booth Costa Meaa Aggies took 4th Fisher, Costa Meaa.
J B Utt T t Place and Costa Mesa Stltchy Peppers, Chill, Mexican -3rd, ames • 0 Ac Ing on the recommendation of its finance committee headed An I M ti Costa M Slicheni: were 4th for their 4-H ge on go, esa. by Director Herman Nelson of~--------------G 1· 1 lb 11 i ti 3rd, home economics booth. ar 1c. · ·· a va.r e es-
RUft For (ongress ~1:~::y. ~~ ~:~~~~~~ayA~0~ 145 Enf ~·leS ·In in the a.gricu1tura1 department Dorothy M. Truaheim. costa Mesa.. Harbor Area winners were: Melon.a, Pumpkins and Squash-, • to reduce the water diatrlct's 19W-~ cantaJ u all rt u 2-A Pl~-ed to a plaUonn of real -----• App'"-"" ._._ 0 pea, va e e .. l •-. ..... . 151 rate of 31 cent.a per $100 of aa-rUft;I -°"° ......--Dorothy Truahelm, Ooeta ~-:=e.=;:::::~ MUed valuation to 80 cent.II. 8lnce LIYG R tta Paintln.--\!'•tel' ~ -1st, Honey Dew M.~1 111n.
attorney, today announced hi• Che . Metropolitan' Water Diatrict .., a JJif'9Jlt JC.. Rualtt.~ ~;:~z-tn·lftilttsr-X:·~ • .J.casta Mea.
candidacy for Constt• on the tax rate reached lta highest level George R . James, Newport Beach. Hubbard Squaah, all varieties,
Republican Uckel ot 50 Ct"nta ln 194~-48, aucceulve J Sculpture -Stone -lat, WU-1st. Mn. J . ff.Cue, Coat.a. Mesa.
Utt ii 1ffkJn1 the pot:t of U.S. f'eductlona during lhe put ~ 8ix. I The Lido we Yacht Club In-flam Fraser, 'Newport ~ch. Table Queen Squash, or Dani.sh, R28op~0 nta1Uve In~~ newly for= years have cut the rate down 20 vi';ti~nadl Rerd~tta held · Saturday Ceramics -Scuipture (Non-2nd, MNI. J . H. ~. Coat.a Mesa.
th l1lr ct wh ch ts comp cenU, Controller McKLnlay point· an un ay 1·ew 14.5 entries in Figurine) -1st, Willlam Fraser, zucc hini Squash, mature _ l&t,
ot Orange county and the north-ed out 17 classes a ccording to CommO-Newport Beach; 2nd, H . Banday, Mrs. Che!lt~ Fisher, Cost.a. Mesa.
ern portion of San Diego county · dore Hay Langenheim. Newport Beach; 3rd,-Rosemary
8.8 well as " small portion of San Of the 30 cent tax rate. McKin· Race results follows · Ball, Corona del Mar. New HamJ*hlre Diego County In &nd near San lay stated. 24 cent. will be used · Di~go. to me~t Interest a.nd principal Rhodett: Ceramlc8 -High Fire Ware,
Although absent from public paymenta on outstanding Color-1st. Howard Cha.stain , "Rowdy" Cone 1 up-2nd, Rosemary Ball,
service (Or nearly 15 years, Utt ado River aqueduct bonds that 2nd, James Sheppard, "Argosy" Corona del Mar.
ha.a consented to be<:ome • candl-were sold to financf' the construe-3rd, John Pearcy, "Whim" Weaving -Heavy Material and
date for the purpose of creatln1 . . Textured Combinations-l&t, Hel-
"an atmosph~re In Government lion of the giant s2oo.OOO.OOO wa-PC. en Hall. Corona del Mar,· 3rd, Jer· which wlll insure lndl\'ldual rlahts ter supply system from the Color-1st. Jack ~· "Patsy Ann"
of life, liberty and the pursuit of ado River. The remaining 6 cent.'I 2nd. Mike B_u~ke, "Paloma" ry Graves, Balboa Island.
will •---• t h 1 i 3 d D o o ~ "Ga 1. .. Weaving -Light Material-2nd happlnen." U<::: u""""' o e p pay opcrat on r , r. . . ·~uesa, y m
"l hold that It 11 time to mal(e and malntenancf expen.se11 ·and Ludert1 J&: Helen Hall, Corona del Mar.
h st 1 vtrt · Lumber and Lumber Proctu<'hl one y n govemm~nt a ue meet outstanding obligations with 1st. Robert CoUlna, "Josephine V "
and not a farce," Utt aaid .. ''We the federal gov-ernment. 2nd, Jim Gregory, "Es Velero" Wood Novelties-2nd, H , C. Bev-must protect and Insure the d11nlty • . . 1 ins, Costa Mesa. of the individual." Cities and areas w;1thin the Mel· 3rd. S. Enrlgh~ "Witch" Acrlcultural Ml'ChanlC&·
Born In Tustin. Utt has 50 year1 ropolltan Water Dsirtict are not Stan: Miscellaneous Beef Device-
ot continuous re&idence In thl• dis-required to · meet aMeMmenL• 1st. Bill F icker, "Chaser Ir' Beef Cattle _ let, Don Jackson,
trlct and has Jona been ldenUfll'd. made aga.inat them from taxes 2nd, G. McRoberta, "No. 2492" Newport Harbor Union H t g h
with svoudo and citrus lntett1t In but may pay lheae charges, if ,Coat:anued on Pa-!) 8Chool.
Southern Callotron.Ja. He 11 a they choose, from municipal wa---------------------------------graduate ot Oran1e Counl7 schoob ter or other revenues Boan1 and the Uni,·erslty of Southern Ch Ir J J ' caJlfomla Law SChool and 11 a a man 0&eph enaen pointed
practicln1 attorney In Santa AnL out. He uid that Glenda.le, Pasa-
He ls marri!d and haa one son ll'td dena. San Dieg9 and Burbank next
one an11daon 1ivin1 ln Santa hL year will levy· no taxes to meet
Single birds, chickens without
I production records
Codk over 1 year-1st, Eddie
Pfirrma.nn, Costa Mesa.
Cockerel, under 1 year -lat.
Eddie Pfirrma.nn, Costa Mesa.
White Leghorns. single comb ..
single birds, chickens without
producliop records:
Cockerel, under l year-lat,
David Allac, Placentia: 3rd, Lewie
Abbott, ~ewport Beach; 4th Lewi.a
Abbott, Newport Beach.
Pullet, under l yea.r--4th, Lewta
A!>bott, Newport Beach.
Ul"bt Hones
Arabians (stallions) 3 year old
and over (during or before 194.8)-
2nd, Marietta de W olle, Coat&
Mesa.
MareB, 3 yprs olds and OV4!r
(during or before 1948} -6th,
Joan C. Bryan. New;port Beach.
lF THERE'S ONE PFJl8()N wbo cloea•t Med lnat.rut:tlon on ...U bandlln~ It'• Dolly Newport,. "'bo le
at" .. Y9 ln amoDI" the wbmen. However 8rbe Mems to be s~tttnc plenty of It from Sersen HeMo
Mary BonnPf.t and BUI F1ckel'. ! The9e a re 0~7 four of the many M<lp~rs who will be on ~k for
the annual Newport Hubor Yacb.t Club Raoe \\'ft'k H"rie& to bf. held Aul"ll§t 2.(. !4 and 28.
, Molester Draws
120 Days in Jail
their Metropolitan Water District
obligations. but will pay all these
chargea from their water or other
revenues. Other dlstrict cities that
wUI pay part of their as&eSSments
from water revenues are Chula
Viata, NaUonal City and Comp-
ton, It. wa.a !lated.
Morgan (1talllona)-2nd, Frank
Waer, Costa MeRa.
Morgan (stallions), 2 year old
(during 1949)-2nd, Fr&Jlk Waer,
Costa MeA&; 3rd, J'ames H . Bailey,
Cost.a Mcaa.
George Theriault., 118 -2:ith St ..
Newport Beach waa sentenced to
--------------------------------------------J 120 daye in the county jall by City
"' --· Court Judge Frank Unnell, Mon-
(Photo by Beckner) 'Chairman J ensen stated that
the one·cent tax r~uctlon wu
ordered by the board even though
the Dtatrlct's payments to amor-
ize out.standing Colorado River
aqueduct. bond will be considerably
tncreued during the next year u
compared to former years. Recent
annexation.a to the Metropolitan
Water Diatrtc t will also require
1ar1"e lnvesbnent.a in additional
aqueduct dl.ttrtbuUon works, he
Morgans ( marea), 3 year Olds
or over (during or before 1948)-
111t, Frank Waer, Costa Mesa.
Mares, 3 year olds and over
{during or before 1948}~th. L . T.
Harris, Corona de.I Mar.
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day, on a charge or child molest·
Ing.
He wu arre1ted on the com-
pla.int of_ a parent that he had
been bothering children ln the
Newport Beach pharmacy.
Injures . Halfd ' . I -.
Herding Boat
Howaro Den1b•uoon. employ.
of t.be Harbor Dept.. received an
IAJured 1e1t band m a ~
attempt to comer a runaway
motor boat.
Acoordlnc to the" N e w po r t
BMcb pollce report, an outb&rd
-r boat oped ,.,..,und the Ho,r-
-at 8 :02 p. in. Friday otter
otaled.
Covering an area of about 1100
sq~ mUea and including 35 ln-
corpOn.ted cltlea and much unin·
corporat.ed territory, the Metro!-
polltan Water Diatrtct now ha.a an
.__ valuation· or S<,87<,66( ••
000 a.nd a. population ln l!!Xce.tlf of
3,000,000, It wu pomted out by
Cha1rman Jenaen. \
Newport Mar .. for . l
Hild to ktaw• ' • <
st.ft Jae•-Mal Circle Dr!"-_,_._ wi..o•ap i. st-aa
Ww ta. U ud t• )'M.f'I *-'
tllrown ~ tho boat.
The n.bway 1 craft 1wwp4d Robert Lee Hendrix of 122 ·27th
.._ tho ~ ~ at llll top St.. Newport Boa.a, wW'•WM< In
._.i of • mUoin per bour. llapo1 lot Qo!u't' ....t Jl'rtday \o
"'' HartMw DePt-pall'Oi --• felonT ...... ,,,.up.I.er
WU -t out --....... chUp f~ !1"'lbntury i-t-the pUocl1• craft lq-4n 4 ?*"'m JUUce court..
~·· -... ~ B-la ... drMDs a truck cm
-It wu ~ .... _ U. A.tlc'·l-be ... ta-laa
two - -tlle)' -... oollld .. -.. lull-at
ptMt. ,,,. .__,, ----OnaptllorJp "' ..... -·wa111tt ..SU. pl&nll MM 1•Wt•z • a..-wai. ot CJpce21 TM wi·
tho ----.-·--,, ...... la~ -a(~ • ..,. .. «M;.-. '-' 111 11& ..,.. rr. or '*¥'*/ . . J ~ . '
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Two year old.a (during 1949)-
2nd, R. W . Jones, Costa Mesa.
Yearlinp (during 19~~-lat, R.
W. Jones, Costa Mesa.
Registered Quarter H o r s e a
f marea), 2 year old.a I during 1949)
-3rd, Frank Waer, Coeta Mesa.
HortlcaJture
Declduoua Fruita. Appl .. (pl&te
d!Bplay)-
Valmore -3rd, Mte. Chester
Fi&ber, Coeta Mesa.
.,_.tar. F-.
Nuroery Dlllpwy -Patio or
Rock Ganlen-Znd. Jack E. 1.-.,
CoataMNL
Formal or Inlortrul.l ~ ~ot, w11~ (}&rdeDa, CGota -• ai'<I, su1>-'!'r<>P1ca1 Undocape Nill>
ery, Corona del Mar.
Garden Club Dloplay_,.-1.tt, 0. IL
Boll~r. Coot&. -
o.hlla, comm'"''i.1-bl, Ii B.
Cit~'• ~lit G&rdell, ~ tax-..-•
I>UllJ&, commercial-2nd, a. B.
Clmrdlmaa'• n.,,,,,. G&rden,' ca. .. -.
BoWI of GladlOl&io at..._ I-..
1.tt, Mom -. ·---Now!f,J llolJda,y Ami•-••an .. -1111a1a
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Russells Visit in Newport Beach
; "We've tot to go We111t, wtth tbc very m tnlmum ot major &.Ut>mbly
JfJ.ant." ~s was the ttmark of Frank C. Ru.aell, head of the F . C.
ii\llaell &. of Clevel9.nd, Pandora. Conneaut and Columbtana, Ohio.
~ flrm Is the worlds Jargetit produce.r of atttl wlndaw auh and • ~tE'erut.
• Russell, his )Yiff' Goldie. and their da ughter, Pat ricia Ann. to-
Je,lhf't with company offlclaJ,, are
db a nying tOUJ" of the wf"st, com-
' bined bu.sine~ and plea.sure. A v-
~rding to 1.-fr. Russell, .. Thia LI
one j aunt upon which we brought
~ family as well as the office.
'"\\'e arl" t'njoying every mlnutf' or tC .. said ?i.frs. RuSSt'Il.
11The Ohioans are gut>sts in ca1i-
farnia. or Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Thom})8on of Cucamon~a. of Rus-
~11 Prime Yllndow Company of
Ceh!ornia, for thC' Rus."ell Com-.
µAny liliNI o[ Mr. an<I Mrs. James t-.; Connolly or ClarC'mont, who is
a i11llated with the parent f\ussell
l;timpany. Th(' entirf> party spent
t~e week at th(' Balboa Bay club
v.·hi>r(' thf> ea.stl'rnt·r.s ('njoycd the
Ol.Utornia sunsh ine in Bay, boat
ahd ~wimming pool ... .-ithout the
hl.lm.id hea.t or their nativr state.
T,hP Rus.c;ell! nnd J . A . F t>rgu·
!<on, vicf>·pre.stdt-nt o r tht' Russell
C 'u n1pany t<Ygrtht>r \\·1th the com·
pany pilot hav1· 1nad1' a flying
L'•Ur or th(' country in their t\vill
rr ~ined planf'. Th(' pla!le \YSB
ti• \Vn into Oran~(' county airport
f rnm its ~top 1n Las \1"<>~8.8. Nev.,
\Vhcrt-conff'rencr.s "'ere held \\1th
.. \-ri7.ona and Nevada represcnta-
t!v~s o r the-company.
Russell says that his firn1 has
tlc;.veloped a new method for hot
;:~anizing and bonderin:zing steel
~~ and window rquipment that
p r"ptttls the m<"tal from the rav-
a ~ of wcathrr and time. Their 'o\'•it~m shipm~nts have become sn: mat that no\v plans are being
c1.mpleted ror an ass<'mbly plant
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ln t h(. Sout hPm C&liforn1a area.
P resent capacity of the f"U~m
plants l!t two ahd one hair 011Ilton
windoW'llJ pel' year.
The Russell Company hu devel-
oped to its present position from a
sta:r.t in the general lnsulaUon
field in 1924. E a rly In 1937 Rus-
se-U said his work had developed
int o primary window construction
~ause ot the nl"'ed then exlstant . ,
The phenomenal rtse. of RW'sPll
and h is com pa ny <'&rned for him
the coveted H oratio Alger award
a few yf"ar9 ago. Th i~ rt'COgnition
Wh given because RU&Mll him!M'I!
has built and hf.ads his company
an d started rrom scratch. Among
other re<:ent winners or the award
a.re Davkl Sarnoff or RCA and
J ames Kraft of Kn.rt Foods.
The Russell window la manufac-
tured from & Spttlally proce&!led
A.rmco lngot tube and for thilll
reason are said to require 65 per
cent less steel than conventional
windO\I.' frames. In addition. be-
cause of the hot dipprd galyanl'z-
ing and bonderizing m ethod th<'
windO\\'S carry· a 5-year \\'&rranty
aPinst rust. ·
In the Russell party were Mr.
and Mrs. Ru!'lsell and Young
d aughter, Patrcla Ann: J . A. Fer·
guson. vir e-pwsldent or the Ru~
sell Company, all of Cleveland, O;
Mr. and M rs. James E . "Connolly.
c.t Claremont, Paciric Coats rac·
tory ~preeentatl.vP : M r. and Mrs.
Fred S. T hompson of th<-Rl.lMf>ll
Prime Window Company or Cali-
fornia.
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California Press Women Plan for
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Ci>ming Convention, Win Nat. Prizes
Calirornia Association of Pr·es~-------------
\\.i::.n.en, which rec<"ivt'd itl'I charter teeting t h e impriM>nment In
!'z om lrf"ne ~a rel, rf'tiring nat· C'lechoslovakia of newsman Bill
inn1l president of National F eder-Otis, these to bt• !tent P:-e~itlent
?:..ron or Ptts.s Women at a meet·. TT'uma n and tti~ C:iech ambaa.sa-
1r.g _tn Long Beech on Atay 28, Is ldor. A.llK> approved wu a reeolu·
already ta king a fort'most place tn lion protest in&,. tbe rormation. or an
natkinaJ -recognition. Not only will lftt.emaUonal. Pre.m Club by delc-
Caltfomta be bo&~q group for the p.tea preeent at Seat.Uc u beir\lf
na~aJ ronvt.~nUpn In 1953, but an unofficial action at the conven·
SL't Californians won-award! in the tioo. .
na tional NFPC cont"t, as was an-. Planned was a men"l5 pre-christ-
notipC"ed at the national conven-mas fashion show to be held at
t1on heJd in Seattle the fint of Loa Angeles and named as com-
J une. mittee co-chaJrmen wer~ Ltt Al ·
NEwPo!lT BALfoA JllEWS.TIMES
"AS SF.AK AS \i\'E ('()t'UJ ~AKE n-.. tllM> 1" ...... wW,.,. t ... f '. (', RU~!W>ll fa.rnll)• o f ~·t'M.nd,
OW.. woulll Hilt-to loeete la C'al'ltaraa. ~ w.-,.. .-.ta thh wf.'t"k a t thf'" 8-lboa ftay c•lub of ~r.
.._, Mnt. Frfotl '1"1KlmP909 ef C.....,... llM 1'1.r. a.I Mn. .1911W8 E. Connt>ll)· of C'lal'f'Oloat. Utt
ta ....,.., abo\'f", F. S. ThMn,..., Fre.ak ll...tl. !Wn. Ceiuolly, Mrs. ThomJ»Mn, Patricia Ann RllHf'll. I :W" RU!'IM'll wt .I •. -'. Ff'tS-. ~pn•i.._t R.....U c-...y. t News-TlmPs Photo )
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Missionary Doctors Thursday Shower Is First of Series Honored by Church ·• , , .:=~~~~~d-:.:.~b~ m:·~; for Br~Elect Margaret Thayer
11 o'clcxk service at th~ Nf'WPOrt Pn-lud,. to a wedding-o r intrre.st<>---------------
H•il"bl.9 rhuttb Saturda y, Aue. 18. to Harborites w as a bridal sbower
In c~peration ,with nearly 3,000
1
hf'kt ThuMKlay ewning in San
Ad~-ent1.11t churches throughout tM. r Atarino Wbf'n Mia Patrk'ia Ootr
lTn1tffi SUlt es and Ca nada. the lo· d h , .... _ -I>o .... __ _
I t . •• 1 a 1 son an rr mo sn:r, .... rs. .._...., ca can1r~g• ion g-ave L.ue r nnua honorffi M13s Marpret Harwood
ofre-r ing. ro~ t hf' ~pport of lhf' de-Tha t'r at th.-~r bome on St. A 1· nomination 1' mPdica l .chool. the j ... _ Y 1\fE'di 1 E r t unns avenut~. College ~f ca . vange 19 !I, , The bride-Pleet is thf' daughter
operatt"d 10 Lorn~ Linda and Lo..ci or P.tr. a nd Mrs. Alfrtd Harwootl
Angelf'~. Callrorn1a. Thayer or 21go Sbf'i-wood Roa(!, ~· M. Maxwell. M . D .. end C. L. San Marino, and .Balboa. H £'r
Smt~h. M. D .. mdua~f'!I or th<' grandp8rt'nta Brf' tht> E rnesl
mf'{fu·lll collf'gf' an-active laym.en ! \Vent\.\:orth Thayers of Los An·
in the local church and wer; tn· gelra and 12 22 East <Antral ave·
traduced by tht pastor, Holhs l.. nue. Balboa and sbfo Ls a third gen-
And~rson. . C 1.1 . 1 •-t I
'fhe school, \.\.'hich is approved by c>rat1on a I on nan or u~r gr~a "/
thp American M edical A.uociation. grandparent• W<"re Ole late Prince I
h d 2 .,~ h . . Lyman Thayre-a who camt' rron1 a~ gra untf"d . .....u p ys1c1an11 V 01 t 1 1880 ~nee it was e11tablished in 1910 to <'0' 0
5" l nd s' t •· l Ml
I a.l'"ed d' 1 1 d n a ur ay, ep em......,r , ~ pro\• de qu 1..., me 1ca ea E-r-Th .11 · •th . . ayt>r WI rt>pea t vows \111 ship for the church s program of J\ot ·t H 'l h k W ill J
h llh d t . d d . 1 u1 on 1 c coc son. r ., soo I ea p · uca ion an me 1ca ~{r d M M t \V 'llson S rvangeli.sm . . . an r... ur on 1 , r ..
'-fany graduatrs are srrvlng in of Mr!!. Hu bbard a nd cousin of 1
\hf' 161 Advent ist ho~pltals and Mrs. Hubbard How<' or Corona deJ ,
C'llnici:i around the world. I n a dd I· Mar, who wt\h her d~ught-er.'
tlon, a large numt>c?r carry o n self· S heila, w~ presf'n a t the shower.'
supporting missionary enterprises This wa .s first pre--nuptlal cour-
1\11* Marpn"t Thayrr a.t homt> and abroad.. tesy for ~WI Taay~r. the rnl"a ge-l
-The strong medical progre.nl or I ment having been announct'd last
' Wf't'k · --------------the Advt>nti!lt Church has grown . ·
out or its empha.sis on healthrul ~138 Thayer '"'U graduated R h I o·
living \l.'hkh members hold u from the Biahop 8 sch?OI at La e earsa Inner
tenets or fRith, based on such tf'xtil J olla and fro m University of Col-p d W dd•
"" 1 Corinthians 3 :16, 17: "Know o r~do, where she ~u president of reCe eS e Ing
Yt' not that ye are the t emple of Chi . Omega soror1t~ house. She f J M•11
God ... If any man defile the reCt'JVed her nla~er s degre~ at 0 ean I er
Mesans f<> ·~hie 0CC Students Train for Jobs .
Chest ~""llOn , ,.. • commWlit7 co11ep, Oplls<I •piculw... peUolelml tec~...i.oo. '-"11 ICJI Cou( · strlvu to quality tta atu-. commereli.J art. ad certtnk& Dett:rm~ mee\ a Jt.e4 4'att. for employment ... ~ .ia one: lut.Nct:Son tn two ~ voce~
F lhor quoU t~o, dwbleo th of Cllll' .major olojecU-otalel ol llelda wW be oddOd Ullo r.JI"'
•• t -atot" U1 IUt ~~ Dr._Jomee W. Tbomtoll, vi-..,..i] ~ p....tleal' ...,_ •Dll am.~1 -fa ·lH e ..!.otall-d•.nt, .. to train J'D .... u4 women to medk:al.dealal ~ , cam,....._ ,. • • re-••----.-. ~t a job and llo1d It." no. collop la -dolly ud
CoMa )(-()cim?Jlll!y Cb..t °" A -pn>cram of lnslnl<t~ ...._Ion U. .. dll~ to oonfer
ganlsation WW ~ • 1161 -1 of lo 'anllUle la ·9ewat-<llfferat with lnterNled' -
$16.-. II. -..,,,._ t---~ lltWa. Com~ • nr1>-,
Ing • l1l..uDa of tlle ~ .,._. ,_, _...,.. are a'r&llable fa A ~ Ad ,. tlle Mlpty
mtt tee. ••ual. lft1hr.Ji' arMI. 8tedeats lnldCft: ta .A.4'••'1 '·1
The drift Ullo ,.... will bo held -y -....... In INlldlllC ..... :N.....--.... -..a
on the ew.lq at Ort. 1. Jt wtl1 be l!ltnactJon. mec""•icti metal ~ In tbo J1Uba1o .for .,. 40 ,_,..
a nigbt lllflt atfalr, almf)ar to lbe ------4--'-------------------
one-t>lgltt ~an ~ -M.·
000 for tl>e &,a' CIU -Dottm·
bee. The njpt llPt dri"' to bo
participated la bS membtn of
mo~ llete. orpnl.aUona, will fol-
low an lnteAlift two---...elr. ad·
va nce (itt.a mlk.ltatlon.
1t ti>< com.,.ip u pluMd
succeeds an uw, open.inc day Of the
nation-wide effort to fW Commu-
nity Chest cotfera,. It will at.amp
the community u ft.rat to auccerid
in the county, state a nd kmong the
first in the nation, Chest · lea ders
believe,
The drive w ill br chalrmannt'd
by Stuart Innerst . Evtre tt Res is
presidt>nL Tentative allocations
for~ the 10 par ticipating a gencies
arc: Boy Scouts, .2000; Gfrl
ScouL<1, 12.fOO; YMCA, 12000;
Bors' Ctu b, ™40: Catholic Wel-
fa re. $1324 ; P rotestant Welfare,
$50-0: Released Time Relipou. Ed-
ucat ion, $480: USO, $281 ; Ch.ii·
dren's HQ.tlpltal, $384.: Visiting
Nurses: $1200.
S IT ITCASE STOLEN
Bf'verly J . fi.ammrs, Los An·
geles, reported tbe tht>ft or a. light
gray !i:u ltca..se between 8 a11d 7 a .
m. F Mday. She told Newport
Beach police tllat 11he had Jert Mor
luggage unatten~ for an hour in
the phone booth on Ole B&lboo.
m ainland ferry landing while she
w ent ror a cup or coffee. When
she r o;;oturned the suit ca.ee w as
gonr.
(Colottaood r,_ Par 1)
A.n.1"*8:
1st, Jim H igson, "No. 27 "
Vlklloxs ; .
t st. Andy Graham. "N o. 6"
2nd, J im Ramsey, "E'Ve"
11o·fll:
l st. \\'. F . Schult. ''L lenroc"
Int. l.f'11 :
1st, P aul F errier, "Extermina tor'.'
2nd, Nancy Nicho lson, "J et"
3rcl, C. Le\vsadder, "F IJI'"
Fta.tttfo:
1st . Henry Fry, "F11ri~1s"
M f'"rt'Qf")':
l !lt. C. ~heeler, "Louette"
2nd. Bartley Hunt, "Spring F eYer"
IJchtlnc:
1st . John Pott.a. "Fetehil" •
2nd, E. s. Porier, "Anita"
3rd, E. F . Cotter, "Atlanta" ._,
1st, Pfttt" Bradford, "No.. M ''
2nd. Dolly Newport. "Ant h y •
N.....,."
3rd. Ann Rawrtns. .. N o. 58"
s.Jpr:
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Rowbo ~t Pocketbook Yacht Ideas? I
Don't despair. Gear your ambition• to a Savings
Program at NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL,
save regular ly and before long you'll have the
down payment on· o. y~cbt.
All savings ar e insureli up t o $10,000 ... eam
worthwhile dividends (currently 3 9') ... and are
r eadily available wllen you. need them.
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PL >\.XS F OR S A\"ERS 1 •. 4.ftGF. A:\'D ~MAI.I~
TER~SA RENNER (Mrs. A. Ren ner )
CeDC:f'1't fta.t.s ef ftrM C..U...ta
G,.._te S tndHli of .... llartolr:
436 Serra Drive ..... Harbor 1171..J
. Coroaa Ht]h'uds -Coroaa del Ms
~ re-port or the convention was laire ot H ollywooct and Vivian \Vil-
broughl by California delegate, lets. Afem~rs a r e Mild~ Flan-
RPgional Director Lee Alla.ire to ary H eh.>n Malloch. and Marif'
the state meeting held Saturday, w~.
A ugust 18 in Ragan's Corona. del
::'\[ar Cafe, Xewport Bf'acb with A monthly maguJne will be
tatablished ..-.·ith Mary Lou Zehms
or Long Bea ch, publicity chair-
ma n. aa editor.
l I r God h·m shall God Dr-Stanford University. H t'r ft.ancf' emp c o . ' . d h . d In h ' t .. NX:t'IVP IS egree a rc 1tectur-
s ~~y ·a~lditlo to th ?<chool or nl <'ngineering from University of
nlethrine, th; Collcgt>f' or i 1edlcal Colorado and is attendin~ Harvard
Eva·nJrelists also ·Oprrates schools Graduate School or Design. Art~r
or dietetics. physical therapy. lhl• \\"e:c1dlng lhey \Viii make the1.r
technology, c 1 in i c a I laboratory home ,i.n Cambridge, lo.f":8s .• until
tPchnology, X-ray technolog)'. Its ~~r. \\ illson complete.s rus Niuca-
Pr1•ccding Saturday's weddin~ ·1st, Norlon Yowiglove. "Socaroon"
o r ~i iss Jean 1-tUl"r to Donald Sors-2nd, Len Smith, "Eapr Beaver"'
abal was, the ~hearsal d inner. 3rd. Kim Mtmholland. "Vein Ir' FOXY BUYERS Carrie Lou Suthl'rland of Anaheim
p rteSiding. Attending the conven-
hoetPd rriday evening a t Balboe P~tt:
Ba;i.• Club by Mr. and Mrs. \Valter Isl. Lee ~mb~K. "Leeway"
Loni;::moor, 2fi4 DriftY.•ood Roe.d, 2nd. Rowen Wei.sberc-. 'Pork Chop'
Corona dt>I l\l ar. 1tfrs:. Longmoor S.•w"nl: t .mi with Mrs. Allaire \l.'aa Helen
1iflJ.loch. lmmediatf' past president
arW organizer or the state a&50Ci-
atkin. Their invitation to hold the
l ·~ conrerPnce in Los Angeles had
l Named ~ co-chairmPn or prl::zee
were Winifred Barbre of Newport
and Velma Dunlap of Santa A.na.
Nrx t meeUng will tx-at Ocean-
side on SE"pt. 15 with a prograrn
and speakPr.
ne\v)y ['1{tablished School or Tropi-on.
C'al 1'-ledicinf' provides train in~ for
doctors appointed lo ovt>r.sras Ha rbor Readers
Above Average
for Non-Fiction
1s n1othl:'r of the bride-elect. 1st, Tom Frost, "'Boeun"
Prese nt "·ere lfiSJJ ?'\t iller and 2nd, Benny Benjamin, "No. 337"
h~r fiance ; Mr, and t.fr.s. Andre...-3rd, Winn Fuller,, .. Sail-n-W in "
Sorsabt'I. Sr. and ?fi r·. and Mrs.
Andrew Sorsabel, Jr.: Mr. and
i lrs. Donald Bryan. Dr. and MM!.
ChsJ.Jes Sparkuhl, M i~se~ Connie
\\"illlan1s, J oan Miller and Lois
Ann J ones: ilia Messrs. Don Wil-
liams, Donald Bryan. Frederick
Soreabal and the hoet and hoetess.
SBOP Ill
ADLIB hetn acceptPd and much o ( the af-
t .. ~raoon's busint>s.-. \\'as on choice
of •headquart'-'rs. as 1·pported by \\t~lfred Smith, stalP vice prPai-
rlent and con\'E'ntion committee
chairman.
S atlnnal Cnntf'At
Chloe Hatc her of Oceanside-.
i::1'cretary, announcrd th<' follow·
1ng "·innPr~ •n tht;., national con-
1.•st: Mary Ne lS~nder, L o ng
B r ach. s.!COnd in photography, fea-
1 urr picturr: l\tarie Hendt>rson
\\"ood, Compton. first in pbctry;
Paula Kent. San Dil'go, first for
publicity &rticl<': Lillian Dean.
Long Beach, third ror adult book,
"This Is Our Land": Susan Di-
helka, Wbittier. first for juvenile
!-lory; Vivian \\"illc-ts. Inglewood,
thi~ tor ~olumn in dail}' nev.rs-
paper.
Mn. Dlbelka, rf'solutiorns chair-
man, pre.sent e<I rrsolutlons pr@·
Kamaa inas Join
ht Jo lly Events
Kamaaina club members "'ill be
g uest.a on Aug. 22 or Marie K<"m·
ble, ~18 Aliso AYP., Newport
Heights for their r~lar meetinc.
It is aecond event thi.s month for
the · gTOUp. ror bU8banda, children
and guet1t.& joined in a rtt~n t beach
pa rty at the .}4?tty.
It wu a merry crowd ot 38
which did justice to the pot luck
suppt'r and enjoyed m~k. singing
IJ.Dd " dancing anp.rward.
1bit J uly mfft ing wu held at
the home of Triancia Vandercook,
wbo gave a "t rip a rowid t he
I.slanda." W ith the a&!!li!tance of
two ot. her pupils she gave the
d ances &om the original hula
po~ts 8JJ well a..-. ~pe<.·ial cour11es In
sanitation and tropical dist'aJJC.t1
fo r non-mNlical missionarlrs.
Wanaki G roup
to Greet Guests
at 'Lad ies ' Night '
W&n&kl club ~t6.seA who will
grft't local and visiting K iwanians
and their wives at Thunday 's La-
diH' Nigh t dinner at Balboa Bay
Club will be Mn. Herbert Ken ny,
Mrs. Ailbert E. Stockton. Mrt. Her-
bert Aahton, Mrs. Don K irkpat -
rick, Mrs. Briscoe and Mn . James
Van Dyk e, club preskknt. Dr.
Stock ton will take r eservations
and an vacationing members a.re
invited to a ttend.
SERVICE OllADUATll:
9ftin.el .Alodel
HAMMOND
0RCAN
through the va rious changes down .. 1 to the m~m version. ma king-n
'~ costume-changes. ffe; , M:usica.I. accompaniment wa.s on
~3:~: I such i..Mtruments u at ones, gou rds :W. s ticks and split }>amboo, In addi-%1 lion to recordings·ol which one of
:%£,~ part.Jcular inte~at wu the fltt
~~ ""A'a.lk chant.
Vict-0r "''· Pe-tenon. airman,
USN, son of Mr. and Mr•. P . V.
PPtereon of 41:5 38th strttt, New-
por t Be-ach. rtte:ntly ~raduated
rTI>m the avia tion machinLst 'i.
mate ac.bool a t the U. S. Naval
air tecbnkal tra.ining center,
Krthpbia. Tenn.
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Dani-Schmidt
Piuo Co.
520 N. Mala St.
S1 1 :a A.
Harborites Hosts
to LB.Group
GracioUa hoepltallty was the
k eynote wbm M.r. and Mf11. H . R.
Sim.peon, 1121 -W eat Bay Avenue,
e.atertained on .\Ug. 14 wtth a cov·
ered dilh luncheon and afternoon
at cards !or Grottp 1 T o f the
h tera:aa_ w ho ha.a bttn trans-
fe rred to Helicop ter Utility SQa.nd·
ron 1. Naval au.iliary air .station.
Kiramar, San. Diego, entered the
Nava.I ~ October 28, 19!W>.
H e received rttniit training a t the
U. S. Nani tralJllng center, San
DloSQ.
Belore en t erinC" the Navy, Pel-
e.non was vaduated from NP"W-
port Harbor hig h .9Chool, Newport
Beach.
. Women'a City club of Lonr Beach. 80FT11ALL TOURNEY
B:bjo~ t~ &tfalr were: Atlee Top eoftbell nlnea from the
I M. RIMaeU. cha.inn.an; Ida M. South Coast area will take pa.rt J~ Gn.oe Spln.ney, 111.oael J oy, ln a toumey this year at the La-
Ltla Pttblah. Alice L. Knapp. Mil· ,..... Beo.dll hlrll ochool diamond
dftd E. l'<!ck. Wlnl!red Slwlnon. bef!nn~ Auguot :i3 and runnlng
ll'lonie XcCannoU, M'.i:s. G. J . u=up SepL 7, O«oN1ng w D&Je
.l>aDoftn, Ultll Kelwnp, C7=• ~ toumoment manocer.
"lodlmon, Harriet ......_ Boll< ftlo aru lncludea Newport.
Ill. f4adll. Luba Rl9ffmen, WlaaW Corona. del Mar, Oollla M-.
SMMy, -ii.uo•. )I(-WU. Rlrlu,..t.t lleecll. Lqw -
llamo. Bloncbo s-..., llutba &l'4 ea. a.-t• anc1 aa llWIY u
Wmta. -B•o.11107, '"""'-C. t-·-will loo a-,.i to f!ller Bk1an, ~tUe Padler. from each Jeqtie Allo tnataa &. w1m-,.,.-&dcl •
Lalo Dell Gate& ot LGr ~ IN JIANB.UTAN ll&ACil
woek encl CU rob of tile Sim-.Knl. ll&dolla Boll. 21110. Weot
-~ to tbe tall tlooll" a-a -t. .. opendlnr • , ...
lleoullflll-.Mw ---· --Nl&U-In -ttan '-'---------.11"11 boopltallt7. Botocll. , ,
Librarian Dorothea Sheely an-
nouncrd at the annual Library
Board meeting a. record year for
adulls rPading non -rictlon. Sta-
tistic!! prove that non-riction read-
t"rs borrO\lo"e,.d 1,108 more boo.ka
this year than ever before. The
gt'&nfl total of books circulated
WBIJ: 99,292 and 31 per cent or this
total wu non-fiction, which is 6
pe r C<'nt over the 1tanda rd set by
the An1erican Library Auociation.
The chikiren'.s circula tion showf"d
a n lncreu_s.,,or 17,1 ~ books loaned
O\'<'r last ylar's record. ,
The lotal JlUmber Of N:'gi.!llered
borrower!\ is 4 .6~. Of this total
1,858 applied this yea r ror service.
Out or to"•n reaid('nts rrom La·
guna Beach and Costa Mesa to-
tal 203 who use the libraty .
Mr. Raymond Kent Harvey,
architect Is completing tbe library
adt"lltlon plans wblch will enable
our clty to finally have a chil-
dren's room separate from the rest
of the library, and give additional
tipace and Improved arrangen1ent
ror rtrrproof storag-e space for arts
a.nd cran.s. t
. The ya ch tsmen's com e r wfil be
a.n added reature with comfortable
aeating and table a rrangements..
Membf'rs of the Llbn.ry Board are
M r9. C. M. Dea klna,r cha lnna.n :
Mrs. Edga r H ill, sec.ret.ary; Mr.
Rex Brandt , Mrs. Stedman. Hoa.r,
and Mr. BuMttt Creel.y.
Tar Pit Dance
Friday Eve~ Wrth .
Dukes of Drxre
Two recent .shower events hon -
ored Miss M.llk-r, one hoatf'SM<t by
Mrs,. Howard Irn•in of Fullerton
w-tirn gut>Bt3 brought chllia and
crystal; a nd a kitche n s hOW<"r giv-
en 1n La Habra by the Mis.ses Do-
lor·f's \"oung and J ean Weirs..
FAC Bridge Sec.
Meets Friday
Frkta)' A fternoon club's bridge
section will meet for de8&e rt
luncheon and card play thi.s com-
ing Friday. 12:30 p. m. at the club
house, e.ct'ording to Sue Horvat h,
section c hairman. Hostesses will
be Sylvia Place, Jo Cubbage and
.4.nnte \\1alker.
Reservatiorus should be tele-
phoned to ~frs. Afc Alary a.a soon
a.s possible, at Beacon 5700-W.
Birthday Party
The public b Invited to a big
birt.bday party Saturday. ~e
brants \l.'ill be tbe directors, rm-
ployeca and .shareholders or the
1jewporl Ba.Jboa Federal Savtnp
'1ld Loan Auoclatk>n.
Occasion ror t he party is a
double one:. open ln'g of the newly
enl&rg-eod ofrJcee at 3333 Via Lido,
and the 15th annlvena.ry of the
toun41ng ot tM lllrltt organlaa·
l ion. Many of the original dlree-
l ors an aWI with the F edf!rai, P .
A. Palmer, organiser, PruMtent
u a manager: J oe. Bffk, Sam Mey-
er. Walt.er Spicer all dittctorl
Harbor 1you:nc people and othen and Acnea ~qv;.at+ ulYtant
vacau onmc here are lu'f'tted to • MC?etary and organ.Der.
tint teen-1"1' danoe at T:SO p. ~ ~ Bal-Fedttal
m. P'rldoy at Ille Ta{ Pit. lTtll lou enjoyed a ~ ,,_ui
SL and Weot Bal-lllTd. la Udo ~ ,dumr lta ftl·
A.memblymon oad Mn. !larl~ teen y..,.. Ol1d bu p1a,...i an llil·
SW.ley and Dr. and Kn. Albert portaDt part ID •proYldllog --8-will .... _,.,..._. lalfof-111-oftbe_ ..
oorlng group, tbe New'*'t -ftatllt _,. Mldlq PrGC•-
-. dull. • \ Tiie ~ -1-a A!wloetz< Dilkf9 Of Dt::I», ~s· • bud UM .... peowtlkd a •1:Mac ,_
*Mcf1 .......... OD t •f .................... ., u.tft K ii I 0
........ wlll ,.i.y ""'. ts.,,... lllal _,..,_ ......... u.. .....
•• ore llO ~Mell, ' tu. o.t di~ rate. otteml. .,
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1st, Lana Hitchcock. "Wlard"
2n d. Wm. Lindblom ... HJ-Bo"
'lrd, Don Haakill, ~o. 11"
-Dl.p,y 1st. Mickey Smith, "Lollipop"
ALL OF 1'11£· NEWS . .
Of 10.e ••wp;»rl B•rllor Area
ALL TBE TIME
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: New -'School Bus
Traffic Law Set
Tb• Callfomla . Hlgbway Patrol
today appealed to an motorilU
lo •cqyalnt them.elves wtU;a the
new acboot bus law whJch becomes
rrfectlve Sept. 22. Begining on
that date all school l buses mu.et
be equipped with fllUlhlng red
a1.gn·a.1a light.a on the front and
rear, to be operated only when
the bua ia stopped to receive or
dlJJCharge chUdreri who must crou
Ut.e road or street .
When the-red signal llght..s ace
flashing motorist.a in all lanes of
traffic mu.at come to a complete
atop and remain stopped UJJ.til the
signals cease flashing. The only
exception is on a divided highway
when motorists travt'llng in the
oppo.!llite roadway need not halt.
The old law n-quired motorbta
to come to a halt for a stopped
school bus and then proceed at ~
speed not more than l 0 mile an
hour. •
The new warning signaJ 8ystem
specified by the patrol con.slata of
two alternately flashing r ed lamJ>8
on the front of school _buses,
mounted above lhe windshield and
two sJmUar flaahing lamp11 on the
rear, mounted above the window
line. The lights are to be actuated
by the school bus driver only when
danger of striking a child existA.
DEA TH NOTICES
FLORETA !\IAE CUNNISGHA.1\1
Floret& Mae Cunningham, 37,
died Sunday, Aug. 19t h in S t.
Joseph hospital a fter a long IU-
neae. She wa.s a native of Ne-
bra.aka and had been a resident of
?-:ewport Beach for many yt'ars,
being an emplo~e at Richard's
market.
·She ia survived by hf'r husband,
Floyd E . Cunningham. ~12 Fuller-
ton avenue; her fathu1 Wilson
Stulp, Pawnee -city, Nebr.; two
brothe rs and one sister. The Chris-
tian Science service will be read
by W. C. Fluke at Grauel chapel
on T'uelda.y I today) at 02 p. m .
Interment wtll be in Westmin:rter
Memortal park.
~ r:ow ARD JOIL'<SON
Rolly Edward Johnson, 50, of
220 E . 19th St., CO-'ta Mesa, dit>d
unexpectedly but from natural
causes on Thursdky while working
aboard & flehing boat in the vi cin-
ity of Huntington Beach.
Mr. J ohnson was a native of
Canada and had lived in Costa
Meea for nine yea.rs, in the Harbor
Area for 20 years.
Mr. Johnson is survived by his
wife, Bonnie: hia mother, Mrs.
MaybeJ Brown of Norwalk; three
dauirhters, Mf"l!I. J oe BroWl"I of
Whittier : Mrs. Lee R obert.a or ot-
towa, Kan., and Mrs. Garland
Smalley of Roeemead; one broth-
er Geo. Brown or No rwalk : three
sisten, Mni. Budd Allen of Nor-
walk ; Mrs. Grace Pace of Engene.
Ore.; and Mrs. Effie Caldwell of
Ephrat,a , Wa.sh., and four grand-
childreQ. ·
Boy Scouts Win
O.C: Fair Troplll11
J Aa the Orango county fair dreW
to a cloee Sund9.y night, BpY
Scouta and CUba from ae•eral
unita brought bome trophle. in
the form of pf'i¥ rlbborui awarded
fOf' handicraft d\eplaya. according'
to CecU S. Fife. acout exeutlve.
Also part of the Boy Scout por--
Uon of their fair wu a "live"
demonstration of cooking which
was put on by aeven troops in a
model campalte adjacent to the
scout buildinl'.
The troops took· turna cooking
different meals at the aite, partici-
pating In t.tU actJvtty were Troop
29. Santa Ana; Troop 21, Santa
Ana: Troop 23, Santa Ana: Troop
17, Corona de l Mar; Troop 32,
Tustin ; Troop 35, Laguna Beach;
and Troop 19, Sant.a Ana.
Handicraft displaya ln the ~out
bulldJng Included au.mp coUec-
tiorui, rock collections, rope ma-
chinf>.8. model airplanes and boats,
model campalte11, ceranOcs, plaster
cast.a, knlfecrart, leathercr&ft. cop-
per wOrk and other types of dis-
plays.
First premiums for the displays
were awarded to Donald Ann·
strong. Pack 41 , Sa~la Ana; Allen
Watson, Pack 6, Coet.a Mesa; Ron-
ald Daniger, Pack 6. Costa Mesa :
Jim Wlsslcad, Pack 41 , Santa
Ana: P eter Mei89inger, Pack 41 ,
Santa Ana : Tom Huber, Pack 6,
Costa Mesa ; Vernon Buzich, Pack
53, Orange: Bruce Balla. Pack 41 ,
Santa Ana: Reggie Danige r, Pack
6. Costa Meaa; Bobby Suits, Pack
41, Santa Ana : Robert Clark,
Pack 53, Orange: Edward Archi-
bald, Pack 53, Orange; Albert Pef-
ley. Troop 53-B, Olive: Bobby and
Dick Lan Franco, Troop 21, Santa
Ana.
Second prem ium winners in the
Cub and Scout department were
Darnell Uoclnlch, Pack 41: War-
High School PTA
Plans Activities
Interutlng and varied will bjt\
lhe progn.ms put on by the New·
port Ha~bc>r Union high .chool
Parent-TCacher uaoclatlon during
the coming year, according to
Mra. Harold Boyvey, program
chairman for tbe group. The com-
mittee wu greatly aaaiated In out-
llnlng p1an• by Sl41ney D& vlt:bon.
principal or the echool and atu-
dent. Donna Price and Bob Es-
gert, when it met tor an early
morning aesalon in lhe board room
on Wedneaday, August 16.
The chOffen theme, "Youth Still
Come. Flr•t" will be carried out
through sub-topics In compliance
with •uggestlons off11red by the
C<fornla congress. of which the I
aS110Clatlon l8 a unit.
F1not MreUnc
The tint m eei.ing of the year
wtil be held on Tueaday evening.
October 8 and prom lses lo be a
lively one. A panel of student.I,
teachers and parenl.3 will di8CWIS
a timely topic of Interest lo the
whole community. Advance no.
lice or this meeting Indicate• it
la one that should not be ml&Sed.
Davidson expressed appreciation
of the mar;iner in which parenl.9,
faculty and teen-agers cooperate
for unity and frlendllnea& withln
the high school.
Thoae attending the committee
m eetlng we re Mmes. Roy Roush,
president of the PT A : Roland
Wright, trea.!!IUrer ; Paul Huffman,
member.!!lhlp c hairman; Rayn1ond
K . Harvey, room representatlVf>
chairman ; Ernest M c C I e 11 a n,
founders day chairman : Donna
Price, president of Girls' League
Cabinet; Bob Egge rt, pres:ident of
the Student Body; David.son and
Mra. Boyvey.
ren Carter, Pack 41 ; Robert Ro-W f M
dieck, Pac k 03; Michael Pehorri,' Omen 0 005e
Pack 41 ; Allen F'r03t, Pack 41 : Pl S t B
James Stephenson. Pack 53: Den an ep • azaar
2, Pack 6 : Bruce Talia, Pack 41 :
J ohn Curry. Pack 41 ; Tommy
Leichttuu, Pack 53: Robert Clark,
Pack 53: Clarence Pefley , Troop
53-B: Bob and Dick Lan Franco,
Troop 21 ; and Duane Pefley, Pack
03.
Third places were awarded to
Roy Detwiler, P•ck 41 ; Michael
Gentry. Pack 41 : Mike Willia.ma.
Pack 6; Peter Melsainger, Pack
41: Warren Carter, Pack 41 : Rob-
ert Rodie<:k, Pack 53; Larry
Yount, Pack 41 ; Bruce Ba.lit>, Pack
41.
W omen or the M008e, Newport
Beach Chapter 1156. are busy
making articles to be displayed
and sold at the bazaar to be held
!M>mt> Sunday In Septen1ber in con·
junction with the rt>gular monthly
fish fry which; the Newport l\.foose
Lodge put.s on for m embers and gu=· Saturdi,:y evening, August
18lh. the Moo."e Lodge served a
rabbit dinner, follow('d, of course.
by dancing. Co-worker 11, Dotty
Carter, Willna Corbin, Viola Cot·
necl and Myrtelle Tipplng helped
serve the dinner.
Flora Vaughn, Ritual Chairman,
conducted ritual practice follow-
ing lhe regular met>llng he ld lhe
evening of August 16th.
Moet of the co-workers. both
men and women, have been la.king
tuma working at the fish and
chips booth, apoMOred by the local
lodge. at the Orange County Fair.
JMah and chips, apparently rather
unuaual at affalni of lhia kind
"went over" very we;i.
Honor Guest
at Stork Showe r
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(Robert. Studio)
Ann Pollins and Franklyn Hruza
Repeat Vows in Lutheran Church
W edding ringl!I were exchanged<>---------------
Saturday evening In r_.lewport Har·
bor Lutheran church by Mia& Ellen
Ann Pollln111, lovely daughter of
?.1r. and 1t1rs. Lynn R. Pollina,
1320 Cliff Drive, and Fra.Jlitlyn Ltt
Hruza, 1838 Pomona St.. Coat.a
Mesa. The Rev. Herbert C. Roth
performed the eight o'clock can-
dl<'light service for whl~h setting
WL'! provided by white larkspur
and gladioli, with yellow dahllu
for accent.
Ann, as she Is called by her
friends, was a charming bride u
she WM escorted to the altar by
her fa~r. Ht•r gown of while
Chantilly lacP was In bouffant
tiers edged with a froth of pleat,..
ed nylon ne t. The skirt had a
short train and the long sleeved
bodice buttont•d to a little P eter
Pan collar. The fingertip veil of
1 net was edged w ith la~ and .ahe
cartif'd a bnuquet of White car·
nations Ct>n lered with a white or-
chid.
Rrldf"" AttE-ndant8
COM Folk Leave
on Camping Trip
"We can't really call it our an-
nual painting trip," said Rex and
Joan (Irving) Brandt, "for we are
ta.king the children along l o camp
out and aleep under the 11tar11."
In company with the J . B. Stod-
dard.a and their son Peter, th~
Brandt., w1lh their two children,
Joan and Shelley, left Monday
morning, heading up the coast to-
ward Monterey but with no par-
ticular dutinaUon ln mind. They
admitted however. that paints and
itketchbooks would not be lert be-
hind.
FROM WASHINGTON
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Keene at Balboa peninsula thll'I
put week were Mr. and Mrs. E . A.
Mayfield of Wa..shlngton, unc le and
aunt of the hosteBl'i, and the ir
dSuabten ·Sherry and J oan.
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Rounds01 Week '
A week end at Catalina u
CU'!"l ot Mr. and ~· Jack J-
on bo&rd their ;ra:tO.-.. Wa~.
rounded out a week tc:*
Tbehl\& Pllddock H pe of Corona
del Mar. I
After visiting In Sa.nl& Bullara
with her llQft-ln-law land daughter,
Jack and Karcla JOnet and chill.;
dren (now tn their r!ew bome) lht
entertained Mn. ll'l'ancel Wbee:ler
and aon of Loe Aqelee on Wed-
nuday, planned a tuture exhibit
at the Patio Art pllery nn Balbo&
Iil&nd and arranged (u chairman
ot youth recreaUon wprk) spon·
eorahlp of Tar Pit dances by the
Zont.a club.
GiH Speeds Work
on St. James School
w ith gtft of $10,000 from Mn.
Carl Schiller, the building fUnd
for St. Ja.mea church acbool build4
Ing now totala $2t,.386 leaving a
rema.lnder lo be ralaed ot only
$2,616, It wu reported swiday bf
lhe rector, the Rev. Paul \Moore
Wheeler. Ot lhe preaent total $20,-
000 hu been paid in cub., the re-
mainder pledged to be pa.Id in six
montha:.
The new building: 18 framed and
roofed, and electrical work wa.a
being done lut week.
REUPHOLSTER
YOUR I-PIECE SET
FOR AS LOW AS
lndudH Labor
andlnolde
Material
Aa Lo\v M $!.00 per week
5-y"ar (Wlnutlee on work
Free pick-up &: Deli,·ery
I this coupon NOW. A cour·
uw decorator wllJ call a
our home with hundreds o
pl4' fabric. to ch009e from.
Thrifty Upbol•tery
Boll 100
NEWS-TIMES
Hl t Ba.I.boa Blvd.
Newport Beach
Co.,
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517 E. 3oth -t Lefeyette, Newport Beec
-Across From Western Canners . ~ ..
Famous for Our Fish Chowder
' SPECIAL THURSDAY-Fl,DA-Y
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
FROM OUR OWN BOATS
LOCALLY CAUGHT SWORDFISH
COMPLETE DINNER $100
• Ev e ryday Feature .b5 Lunc h
Dinne rs from .75 to 1.50 Complete
OPEN 6 A. M. TILi, 8 P. M.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE
HARBOR CAFE; 517 E. 30th
U·DRIYE CRUISERS
ROW BOATS e OUTBOAltDS e LIVE BA.IT e TACKJ.E ~ • Small Boat
Launching
ELL IS BOAT
!BOS Crout mway Newport Beach Ph. Harbor JIU '
AT SOUTH END OF BAYSHORE BRIDGE
-FOR REAL SATISFACTION ·
IN SMALL BOAT A •O'fO
Funeral services were held at
;J p.m. Monday in the Grauel
chapel, COBta Mesa, with the Rev.
P . G. Neumann, officf•ting. Inter-.
m ent was in Melrose Ab~y
mauaoleum.
News-Times ads have been read
In lhe Harbor for over 40 yeara.
.MIDSHIPMAN lohn Larkin
Gallarhf'r, a.on of Mn.. L H..
Galla.rt.er, 1813 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa. .rraduated from the C.U-
tomla Marttlme academy oa
Satmday, Auauat 18, bavbls
R1cce.tully comp&eted tbe S-
year ooune and ha.vine p-m!!d
his license exam•uttons UDder
the lJ, S. Cout Goard for quall-
flcatlona u third mate. Mid-
shipman Galla.gber wW recel\-e
the cltc»tie of a.cbelor of Sci-
ence, a comm.laioa u eoalp la
Che U, S. Na val Reeerve aed an
appoint.meat: ae ens!p la the
u. s. --S.rvl<e.. Dur-ln& bh coune at tbe academy,
Mldablpman Ga1JoPer bu com-
p~ erm.c. on u.e tralniac'
•hip Golden 8N.r to tbe WMt
COMt of 8oulb Amerl<a, the
Gulf of Mexico and the Bawa-
U.. ••"nck
Honoring Mrs. Audrey Mayfl<'ld.
siBler·ln-law of the hostess, wu
the antic ipation showt'r givrn Fri-
day by MMI. Boots Keene at h<'r
home, 1576 Ocean Boulevard, Bal-
boa. Guests found on arrival a big
stork awaiting them at the patio
gate. wtlile small ones w ere used
with hiblxua aa decoration for the
buffet table.
Mrs. Howard Thompson, matron
of honor. wor<' l!me g reen net over
taffeta and carried an old fashion-
ed n(>.<;e~ay. The bridesma.id.s, M lSli
J oann RuSSt>ll and Mrs. Boyd Hor-
rell. Y.'C'tf' In y<'llow net over tar-
ft>ta and c:arn t>d conlta.9tlng nC*e-
gays.
Jo hn P <'rkins ~avf' befit man aa-
sistanc(' to the bridegroom and
gllestq were scalN.I by Floyd R .
Parsons and Gordon F oster.
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Lffter A. Becker; Q. D. S.
DENTillTR Y.
1783 Newport Blvd., ,COSta Mesa
Medical Bldg. Beacon 6752
60ft E. Bay Ave.: Balboa
Harbor 327-J
He ro ld K. G re ue l
C hapel
Phone: Beacon MIO
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BE SURE -INSURE
with
MAURIE STANLEY
Iuun.ace Only
Phone· RartMtr I 7'78
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UPBO.LSTIJRY
FROM KANSAS CITY
ltfiu Susan Manovill of Ka.nau
Clty, Mo., is guest for aeveral
week!! of Mr. and Mra. A. Alex-
ander Hamilton, 1225 Ea.st Balboa
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OCC Students
Aa there Is already a amaU girl
1n the Mayfield family, a boy 18
hoped t or. So the ba&slnelt which
held smaller, prettily WTapped
girt.a. wu ln blue.
Rolling 11hower blocks was an
e xciting progreMive Jtsme at
which Helen Smith c laln1ed the
prize with highest !!Core. When
the game waa flnlshed It was time
tor refreehminte or dainty open
face sandwiches, Jello and fru it
salad, and individual cakes Iced
w1th pink or blue bootees and
bordered. with the contrMUng col-
or.
Preaent wer,e Mrs. Mayfield,
honoree: Mrs. Claude K n o x,
mother of the hostess. and Mmes.
Walter Bertulelt, Alvin Grauer,
Bette Smith, P. G. Neumann.
Helen Smith, W. 0 . Whittaker,
Nova Mayfield and the hosteu.
Newport Ci rcle
Makes Success
of Rummage Sale
Register' Sept. 10 Mial Elsie Newland, cb.&lrman.
and her sister, Mn:. P . L.. ljig·
gin.a. 1fff'e co-boet.es88 when Nf'W-
F;,rmal reptriuon 'tor the tall port Clrcle of W . 8. C, S. Christ • • • KIMMONS c..m Fwtfftvre, DrepwiQ, c.tl"-9 .wmester at Orange Oout college Church by the Se&. met tut 1'le4!11-
IEACOH M» wil.I be held Monday, September d9J at the home of Mn. Ella
ca E. 11'1h sraur. COST.\ MESA 10, Crom 8 a.m, to 4 p.m . In the OQektner, 217 -33.rd at.reel. Deven --------------'I gytnnaa:jum. , memben were present.
Both new a.rid old 11tu<teJa:ta are Mn. Jorui Pfiechntt gave the
r-------------~ I attviaed to complete pffilmtnary devotlona1 program on "Overcom-
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fore Septe.mbe.r 10 ~ that a ten-The wa,ya and meana com.mJttee
tative program can be prieented reported most 8UCCeaaf\IJ th~r re·
at the Ume of ottk:lal ~ cent rummage sale and lftated that
New studente must aleo have a tall work propam would be aa·
taken the AC!l Poycboloclcal Ea· llOUDCed aoon. Some -1ng lo
amtnatson and the Coopua.t:ift now belq done On quiM;I and ba·
Engliall teet. -f0< Aueuot aaar IU'l.1d8. :u, S.ptember 1 and 7 l't t a..m. A -UJ:7 ot ...-cJoUUnr
tn t.be Science bt"kllnf. b'oln. tbe .,.m""'ce all. .wu aved
TM COWIOOUq otnce In the ad· to be -t o,.,...., wlllle other
m.lnlatra!Jon balldtnr will be Ope.. pnDeDla will be clr.tributed tn the
Kondai t..l\f'oqa rrtdarft'om 8:30 COWl\J. Tt&e..ab WU tspt:llllcl to
to 4:IO p.m. Tllo ..U.. ...... U.t llle A lala•eo.1-ue 11utft l!1l!Op
old -.. -did -pr ....... ,.,.. -· far u.. two -...... Iller at. the end or lut 1 1 ..... ot. u. """"·• -.'8, •' oourtel'7
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were th<' candle lighters, Donnie
and Davi(' Rober11on, whUe Miu
Elaine Fref'man was In charl"e of
the guest book. Favorite .aon11.
.. Too Young," "Because of You,''
and "Th(' Lord'11 Prayer" were
sung by ,.1iss Lewellyn Bruza., aiB-
ter of the bridegroom. Organ ac-
con1 panimcnt and w e d d Ing
n1arches were played by Cleo A.I ·
lt>n Hibbs of Laguna Beach.
Home ~ptkNI
The young couple greeted their
frlen dl'i at lhe home of the bride's
parenl.!. AM!iatlng them tn receiv-
ing were Mrs. Pollina, who choee
for her daughter'• wedding a bel1re
dress smartly accented with navy
accessories. Mrs. Encell was In
peacock blue crepe with brown
velvet accessoriea illd both moth·
ers wore double gardenia coraagee.
Lending a.asiatance at the re·
ception were Mmea. Mel Roberaon.
Howard Henning. ruc.ha'rd Jones.
Ira Chandler and Miaa Mary Rob-
ins.
Thr bride wu graduated from
Newport Harbor Union HI g b
school and Orange Cout college.
Her husband received his educa·
Uon at Laguna Beach Hl1rb echool,
Orange Cout coUeie and attend·
ed California ~ collep
at San Lulo Oblopo. On ~tumlns
rrwn U)ell' weddmg trip 'th.,.. w111
be at bome: at 1408 Weet Ooe&n
Fron~ Newport llMdL
Unitarians Meht
Thursday ' Evening
• TbeaalmeolJn&'of thf!UN~
tar1an h-lp ot I LquM
-will take J>la4 ... n-1ay, A-23rd at tbe Old
St~o on So. Cout Bhd at ~
mond, •l ~:411 p.m. n..ri will be
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CLOTHES DRYER
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dryer and never han1 clothes OUI•
1ide a.pin. Tbc dryer don a OOccr
job tllan natutt .... is rndy 10 work
60r you any time, d6y or ni1h1, rain
ot thine. It dries clothes -C\o'Cn heavy
beth c:owels -ftuffy.soft and lint-free
in 1 matter of minu tes bttsuse gas is '° much faster. Your work consi.Ks
oely ol toe11in1 in Wfl clothes, sectin1
dte coettol I.Gd remo"'in1 the clOthet
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rncirely free of •U the drud1ery of
old-fuhioocd clotlia drying.
Visit a dealer with the sutomatic
tu clDfhes dttet display and see an
•etual demonstration. l..eat'ft all chat
•n .. uoomatic gas cloc.ba dryer will
do for you. The insra.Ued price it
lower tll•n th•t of other •utomatiC'
dryers. The operatin1 t'OSt is also
lower -only lt to 3f per dryer-full.
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by the NEWPOli'r HARBOR PUBLISHING 00.WANY
Member of CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASS'N.
Member of the.NATIONAL EDttORlAL ASS~TION
Office and PrintlnC' P1ant at 2211 'Balboa Boul~vard
Teiepiw>• Harbor i•te
Entered u SM'Ond·Clau Matter at tllit Poat.offtce la N,ewport Beach,
California under the ..\.(!t of Ma.rc:h 3. 181'9.
EDWARD A. LeHOnN, Jldltor
J . M. FRANCIS, Bu!!lneu Man.acer
DON'T BE A STRANGER
With California's steadily rising population_.,stimat-
ed at 25,000 a month-we haYe an unusually high percent-
age of newcomen in our midst at all times.
Most of these people have come here of their own
choice to enjoy the beUer life which Californh has to
offer. Their presence and the contribution of their time
and talent& to the vut diversity of California mt.et prille•
are helping to create a more prosperous economy and is
enabling them and others to realize the full measure of
better living.
But being in unfamiliar surroundings some of the new
arrivals are somewhat timid in making new contacts. Yet,
it ill through such contacts that they will more quickly feel
at home and more readily take an active part in local civic
social and organizational activities.
Local mercllants and tradesmen are always glad to
meet the newcomers and to be of service to them. So, it
is well for the stranger to introduce himself where he will
do his trading in order that he may quickly become known
llDd to opea an account at the nearest bank so that his
,.. identity and credit standing may be properly established.
) The newspapen editor also likes, to hear from new reaiden ts.
The people of California are a friendly pe!>ple and they
~ newcomen. If you have recently arrived in Cali-
fornia the hand of hospitality is extended to you.
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mmD T HI E AROUND
The decisi;veness of the vote--265 t o 109-when the
House passed the bill confirming State riglrts of ownerahip
of tideland oil reserves laat week should surely mark the
beginning of -the end to controversy in this matter. ' . The people's will in this Federal v•. States battle has
been made undeniably clear over the yeara. As far back as
1946, the issue first came to a head in Congress, with both
houses deciding for State ownenhlp. The legilllation was
• then killed by presidential veto. But aince then, the House
has twice voted for aimilar legia1ation.
Since the legitimate objective of national legislation is
to express into law the will of the pedpl~d since the
House vote makes it clear that the national will, including
the will of peoples of States which have no seacoast&, is
clear and definite on the tidelands, there can be no logical
reason for further debate or for furtheri,ng political jockey-
ing by the out-voted proponents of Federal seizure.
This third-time-around House vote should be the last
time ar ound. It is to be 'hoped that the Senate will make
an end to the business by quick favorable action, and that
the Administration will forego the veto m face of a public
mandate that is unmistakable.
THE LOVABLE FRAUD
Adult Education I
Offered at OCC ·
Du.rfngt the com.Inc f&ll ttrm
which i t.arts Septef!lber 11, -Oranp
Cout evening collece wtJl &gala
ofter a comprehensive program
of courses designed to r t've ~ax~
mum service to the &dulta of the
area.. In reviewing the program
to be ottered, Dr. Bill J . Prteit.
auiltant auper1ntendent 1n ch.are"e
~f adult education, states, '7he
9.dult proc ram for the fall ten11
Ma been drawn up In the light of
:>Ur three year.a' experience I.a
meeting the needs of our commu·
nity. I bt'l!evc t'Very adult wiD
rind at least one courJM; wblcb wiD
be of value to him.
During the 19~-51 school year,
more than 3400 adults enrolled tor
one or more courses. Provt11lon1
for the coming y"ar preeume that
&I\ C'\l'en larger stgment of the
community will partlclpa.te in
same phue of the in,,truc:Uonal
progn.m. In addition to the M'W'
:la.Mes being offered, additional
9tttk>ns of eXl8llnK" clas~.s whk:!li
were unable to meet the demand
have been organized.
Brochur('9 Klvlng the complett
details on courses offerecl, regis·
trat!on procedure and other per-
tinent dato will ~ malted to each
pt'rson who W&.!1 enrolled during
the prece<tine-semc.ater. Coples
may be obtafnf'd by writing or
calllnl" Coast COllc;:ge.
Arrangements 1'f'e beJnl' com-
pletE'd for the pr ntalion of a
four-meeting foru built around
prominent figures. These
meetings Ul be hetd in October
and November and are expected
to contribute slgniflc~tly lo lht
tulture of tha community."
Philips Names His.
Acod1111y Appointees
R epresentative J ohn Phillips of
l~ 22nd Congnsslonal Di.strict of
California today announced bb ap-
pointees for the United State• Na·
val and Military academies for lbe
clL'l!ll which will enter next year.
Ht> will have two vacancies to fill
at Annapolis and one at \Vest
Point. For each ot these ht' &Jr
po!nts now a principal and three
alternaics who mun take the m...
trancE' ('Xa.minations for the re--
spectivr acallc-mles next spring.
Phillips, commenting on the
candidates this y('ar, says he had
the largel!t number he has evf'r
had since he ha. been in Coni:Teu,
Forty4slx took the qualifying ex4
amlnatlon which. was 'iven Wt
month by the Civil Service Com-
mlMlon. Two of the candidates
took the examination outskle the
country, one being ln the ael"Tk:e
and the other attending the Uni-
Y<'rslty of Mexico. This cau.t1:1 a
eUght df'lay Jn marking the pa~rs
ahd getting the results of the e:x-
amination to Mr. Phillips. The
competition, therefore. \lo'as great-
er. but he 'A'8.s Interested to note
that the gi'-neral ave rage is hlgh.
Algebra Wt..~ the subject V1o'hich ap-
parently brought down .eome of the
boys' averagf's this year.
Fo r the Unill'd States Naval
academy 12 vacancies l: principals
Bruce Edward Snyder, Santa Ana
a.nd Dougl&.88 John Ohmen, Riv-
erside. First a!temate: Ralph K.
Rea, 201 Broadway, Co8U. Mesa;
second altt>mate; ArwnJo Delrado.
Calexico: t hird alteTnate : P'orf"'st
He's pulled his act in Susanville, in Oklahoma towns, in
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Rob<rt Hanvey. Santa Ana.
Tacoma-the bogus "old soldier" with the trick diaphragm, F ourth alternate; Edward Pn-
f . ry Gritting, Palm Sprtng-s; Nrth wbo fakes heart attacks that ool the doctors, claims the attE>rnate: T imothy H ambleton
age of 104 and the rights and honors due a Civil War vet-,.ora.>te-r. Laguna Bea.ch ; sixth al-
~ran . ternate: R&yt11ond E . Thayer, Flill-
crton. But he gets along, the old liar-fed, nureed and cared F or the Uruted Statea Military
for like a baby until found out-and it eeems nobody can academy: (one tra.cancy): princl-
get really mad a t him. One nurae, aeen ,alipping him money pal; Ralph Wesley Stephenson,
Arlington: first alternate: Fteder-after his fakery was exj>osed in her ho.pita!, said she "just lck Doug! .. Kelty, Jr., Santa Ana;
couldn't help it because he's such a nice old man." 8e<:Ond alternat~: Sommers Ivan
They <1ay he ia pretty old-though far short of Civil Roward. Rlv.rside; thlrd alter·
W 0 da ,..,_ d ·uu1 h _,1 _..:11 • nate: Richard E. Banning, Palm
ar age. ne y iua ecei ea.rt '~ y "'w: gtve out Srtngs. but presently with the
'on him. and be won't be faking when he hns the ho.pital.oCombat Army D e tachinent.
And it's a safe bet 1f that nune and othen he has fooled 1802nd Special R<gtment, We•t
along the way k:no'w of it, that the ''old aoldier's'' caske t Point. N_._v_. ____ _
won't be bare of fl owers.
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I DION'r 01KJ1 -no,,;.,-
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SM'U.. 6000 -II/
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OPS Moves to Hold
Down Meat Prices
A campaign by the OPS to en-
force cattle ceiling pricea and
avert & meat famine and black
markPt.!J In meat hu been .started
in San Diego, Orange and Imperial
C01Untles, accordlnc to W'Ulia.m C.
Mouer, director of the San Diego
dtattict orfice of Price Stabili.za-
Uon.
'nlc drive l.!1 a part of a nation.al
campaign ordt>red by Pr!tt Dltte*
tor Mlchael V. DilSalle, Moeser
Mkl, 88 a result of compJalnta
from registered aJaugstererw wt.o
are finding it increuI.actr dltfkult
to obtain livestock Y.1tlam lbe
price ceil ings.
The enton:ement staff ot t.he kr
cal OPS oUlce ie cooamt.ratb:l:I' <m
cattle price.. Mot9« •id. am
.special agents an maldltg ~
lions of meat packing' pla.nta to
check the number ot. ca.We alaup..
tef'l!'d and the price paid for the-
animals.
·•stnce we are no loactt able to
direct meat lnlo the :replar. nor-
mal ctJaa.nela,.. M o e • er Mid,.
'"th""'fh tile al&Qctlt.er quota o>
t.m, tit.,.. ano powlng ladlca-
tlom of -tlon. Thia Ill•
-.uan_ ol ......... ,.... • •train Gil
lip&,..._ --Uni to move tbe anllable M>J!Pb' Into rewu
atta1'll where 111cber and Wop!
pri<u m&¥ be attalnal>le."
Kl !ltl' 8IJd tr •. pack .. tlnd
It --........ al loepl. •uo.'n .,, .. quota ' ..... ._ ...... "' ___ ,.,, ..
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Puadena. 3, Calif .. Aug. 8th, 19r'i1
H ere arc ~Ive 1\~tl<' girl& v.•ho became civic pride conscious-
picked up a shavtl R.Ild four broom.a afld sv.·ept and cleaned the Ieng
sidewalk at D •t reet out to the Ocl"an. T!ley !lre Penny Ann, Maracha,
Beverly, Judy and Pamnla -all Uvin,r in the 1100 block on Ocean
Front, Balboa. Buff. thf' dog. is insp<'{'tlng the job and pronounces It
& c lean ~ttp.
1It would pleas~ the11e lilllt girls to !lef' their pictur<'s in your
Newport4 Balboa Nl''A'~ Tim<·s.
Sin('er«'ly
\"ETS (':\S RESE\\' POl.lf'I F.S
\\'ITH01"T J>JJ\'SICAL EX . ..\..'\.f
Government life l nsuran~e term
pollcic."I held by Yf'terans and
tho&e in M>rv\cp may be renewed
at th~ explratlon or any tenn J>f'4
riod for a. succesaive perK>d of five
yPars wit hout physical r xamina4
lion. as t h(' result of tv.•o ame.nd4
ments t " the insurance laws sigri-
t'd by lhf' president Auguat 2, Vet-
era.na Adminiratra.tion sa.i.J today.
Pub\ic Law 104 grant& t h.bl right
to holdfora of N a tional Service
Life lrururance and Publk: Law
101 contains a similar provisHln
applicable to United. States Gov·
ernmf'nt Llte lnaura.nce.
Formerly, renewal wa.'i author 4
tz.ed by the Congress for onE' addi4
tionaJ five-year period at a t \me.
The ne\\• h.~Klslation pern1lts such
rE'nev:als indefinltc1)'4
The premium rate paid for t Prm
lruiurance increases each time 1t
is reno>\.\-·ed for a new fiv@-year
period, in accordance with the age
of the insured at the tlrne of re4
ne.,.,•al and bt>comea expf'nstve to
carry in the upper age brackets.
For thiE reason, VA recommendil
early conversions t o a permanent
plan of lnsUrance. for \\•hlc h the
pren1ium rrmains the same for thf'
life of the contract.
The sU('('esive rene\\·al periods
granted by the Congress for tcnn
NSLJ or USGLI policies apply only
to those contracts for which the
tenn p"riod has not yet f'Xpired .
TESNIS TALK
Jn the corner al the Balboa Doll
Hou~ \V&s 80Cialite Franklin
Knight lll obviouely belnl' seeded
fint With terml.9 pro no All en.
w ho's forgetting her low match
with Brian Donlevy.
CHECK~lATE
L. A. man about tov.•n Scott
Brady looking checkmated by
Dorothy Malone at the Balboa Doll
House.
Resulta come rrom conatant
Practice ! AA &d regularly In th1a
p.per will produce reaultt for yau.
MRS. F . H . L<BOEtJF
1808 ~aait..as Ave., Pa.~ad.ena.
LIOIM'S FOR BALROA COVI:"
Th<' City Council Mond ay night
adoptf"d a r~lutlon calling for
the construction and ln.eta.llaUon
or a 8lrt>f'l lighting system, ap-
prOxJmated cost of $9000. at Bat~
boa COVi'~.
The light.!! will b€' located on the 1
Muth. side of the Coast Highway.
Protest.a to the Improvement
wert' received from only t\\10 lot
owner~ out of the 7~ propeTty
ownf"rs in t ht> Balboa Cove dis-
trict. The protests represented
t .84 per cent of Ute tow area
which would be affected by the
aast'Mtmt'nt.
CD:'tf ALLEY PA\'l SG
The City Council set Sept. 11 as
the date for a public hearing on
an alley improvemellt projt'Ct in
Corona de! Mar north of the Coast
Highway, bt'tween Dahlia a nd
Poppy Aves.
The Councll adopted a resolution
O! intent ion to prOCt"<'d with the
work.
O\"ERDl"E BOAT
Long Beach. Coast Guardsme n
&l'l' still aearching fo r a 14 foot
saUbo&t tM-lievecl to have left the
l\"ewport Harbor area some limC'
Friday. The boat has bet'n liste<i
a..s overdup by the COMJ!lt Gua rd
with the Newport Beach police at
I :23 a. ni . Friday,
OS MGM LOT
Steve H ope enjo yed touring
MGM lot Tuesda y, where he found
many employees who remembered
hi:is art dlrt"Ctor father and his
mother, Th<'lm a Paddock H ope.
formCT staff artist. In the eve-
ning he attended the big football
game.
STOLEN Ht:B CAPS
Two front whie1:>1 hub caps w ett
stat.en from a. car belonging to A.
\, •. Bodine, 232 l ria Ave., Corona
del Mar, Thursday n ight. Bodlne's
car wa.a parked in the L ido Thea-
trf" parking lot a.nd the theft took
place between 9 and 11 :30 p. m.
woM•sao• ."°'1'.a -.._. .... Es •a~ (lllft). •mat
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LEGAL NOTICE
No. A r04S5
OBDl:B TO SHOW CAtJSE
In tho 11•,.,_ Coart or tbe Stat~
of Callfornla In and For the!
~ly of OranJ1'.
In U. Mat~r of the Applll'£llo•
of t
IKAlOlo;E DUGGAN GARRISON,
for elanSf' of nanH>.
• ll&xlne Duggan CaniAon, a
reMdenl of the County at Orange,
State of California., has this day
flied her appl1cal,k)n praying for
an order of thi11 Court cbangin&
her present name to lhe proposed
name. Af.a.xln e Dugpn.
IT IS ORDERED that all per-
aons interest('() In tbe a hove en-
titled matter appC'ar before the
said Superior Court ln Depart,
m ent I , t hereof. at the Court-
h<>uae. In said County. on the 31~t
day of August. 1951 at 10 o·ctock
A . ?.f. of said day, to show cause.
lf a ny they have, why the salr·
application for change of namt
should not ht' granted.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that s copy of this order be pub-
lished In the Newport Balboa
News Time•, a new8J)&.per of
general circulation printed &nd
publi~ in aald Count y of Or-
ange, tor four ( 4) succHsive
Wttks prior to the 31st day of
August, 1961.
Dated: July 26, 1951.
FRANKLIN G. WEST,
Judge ot the Superior Court.
No. 222-New.s nm.es
Publish July 31; Aug. 7,144 21. 1951
NOTICE OJo, l~"TESTIOS
TO SELL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to the provisiona ot Sec-
tion 3440 of the Civil Code of the
State of C.Jifornla, that FRED J .
CHAMBERS, or 2271 Newport.
Boulevard, Co.!lta Mesa, California,
intends to sell to ALFRED H.
S MITH, Jr., of 406 South Bay
Front, Balboa Ir land, California,
an undivided one-half interest in
the !umU.urf", fixtures, machinery
and equipmt>nt, t ogether wilh the
s tock ilJ trade and good will, of a
c&b!ne t .shop located at 2271 !\'"c\Y-
port Boulevard, Costa Mesa, Cali-
fornia.
That the purChase price thel"'t'Of
will be paid on the 28th day of
August, 1951, at the office of
Harry Ashton, Attorney. 408 East
Balboa Boulevard, Balboa, Califor-
nia at ten o'clock A .l.f. of said day.
Ds.ted August 15, 1951.
FRED J . CHAMBERS,
Vendor
ALFRED H. S~fITH, Jr.
No. 224 -NP"Ws4 Times
Publish August 21 , 1951.
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In spitf! of tlteH inflationary time•, your telephone bring• you more rm.l ualue for your m oney today than euer
HERE'S AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
Your telephone dollar buys more teleph,one service than 1n 1940
' l . The way prices oo most items you buy have shot 2. You buy ttlepho~e service for jusr one rhing-
to have a quick and handy way co k.ttp in touch with
othu people.Today you an call abouc twice as ma.oy
telephones as you could in 194'J. And whenyourom-
pue just thar one ttf"mcndous incrca5e in •aluc with
' up, in these inJl&riorwy times, you might expect t)iar
Y""' telephode nces would have gone along, too.
Po<, just as theirhings you. need to run your home have
climbed, so have our costs 1of providing telephone
terrice-wage, taxes, macerial costs. Bot adoally. the
increues in rtlcphone n res do nor even· cover' our
i.ncreued wage rosu alo11<.
. the small increase in relepbone rattS, you can see rhl.r
what you pay for "'rvice has acrually dropped consid·
crably-in rcrms of what the teJtpbonc an do for you.
3. Yoa have more telephone service-and better
tdepboRe savice-toclay rhan tver. And <he ft!ue
,.,., ... g<tting fO< yow t<lephooe dollar is dw, basic-
olly, to just one thing. O¥d: me 1ftD your rdepbaie
aystt;m bu hod the fi nancill ~to arma the in·
vesrors' mcog n_eed<d to baild tbc <quipmeot and ,
cinelop ~ sc:svioe IO a mighty dicieoi Ind.
And we • 6w>cially ......, .r&m:-ti:ie .telrpbODe '
an cw\rimw lb,..,,., ia ...-~ ueNlns 10 J<io
mid,,, aB lhel~
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Tuescley, Aug. 2 1, 1951 _ NEWPOllT IALBOA NEWS.TlhfES ;
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"'WE QUARRELED LAST MARCH-JUST BE·
FORE HE-\\.ENT MAD, YOU KNOW-," (polnt-
Aing with his tea.spoon at the March Hare1. "It
was the great . concert given by the Queen of
Hearts. and I had to sing '"l'Winkle, Twinkie
little bat ~ How I wonder what you're at!" The
Mad Hatler is still completely off his wonderful
stick In the new "Allcf' I• \\·eodl-rland" album.
The House of Harmony has the DUmey illustrat-
ed, giant story record book with the original
sotmd track artists. Kathryn Beaumont, Jerry Colonna. Ed Wy nn
and Sterling Holloway. These recordings are guaranteed fun for ok:I
and young in heart. Oth~r best spinner albums at the H. of H . are
"Show BGa.t," "Great Can1!9C>," Md ·"Voice of the Xtabay:• Solid
single sellers this ~tek are : "Come on A My House" "$W@et Violets"
and "\Vhispering." AND PLEASE lf you snap yo'u r ukelele !ltrings
... get replacements at the Ho11M' or Hannon)', 1817 Newport
Ave .. Costa Mesa. Hearon !ii37 -5153. • • • DO l 'OU BY A'.\"Y C'HAXCE \\"EAR A Gt.-~S \' SAC'K O \.F.R
1·01·n HE."D AT '.\'lGHT? Not to hide your g-real.,tcha.rn1 and beauty
of couNe, but to kf'ep street lights or rtre-nies: from flashing in your
limpid orb:;. Or do )'OU bury your head under a pillow to shut
out da~·n·~ eai-ly rays? Con1e now. give up those awkv.·ard ~leep
props anJ get yourself some H.:ht·l'f"pA"4lfl1tt lil.had~ i:tt th"' SRADt:
S H OP. These sharles arc al."IO plenty da.ndy for T V watching. \Vhat-
evcr ~·our v .. indo\V or lighting problems may be ... Restless. roving
roller Mades. Vagabond Venetian blinds. Va(\lc valance boxes, rare
drapery hardware . . strange fittings. Joints or enclosures·-the
Shade Shop can solve every ca~ brilliantly. Sun-Gard Shades are
It'k better than nothing for keeping down St1n-Ra.\· Fade. &tler
homes and stores use these plastic gisn1os to nn advantage. \\'"hy
don't you? Shade Shop. 514 29th St .. Newport. Harbor 88-1.
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FUTURE MOTHERS OF AMERICA :
Whlh> you'Te g<!tUng "MATERNITY MINDED" SO IS THE FAlTH·
FUL, P04--Y APPAREL! Polly Apparel ls pretty mOtherly herself
aJI bright and shiny "''ilh a new show case facade. Polly has
a wonderful little department for future motbers. Jaunty pl&Jod ta.f·
feta smocks at $4.90: Lot~ of neat, becoming dresse.s at $6.96 up.
Nicely tailored suJts for dress.-up nt S8.9e to Sl0.96 in atrotter, faillea
or prinU. You ca.n get n1aternlty khorts, slacks and pedal pushers
in Balboa BluE" Denim ... other idack.9 or skirts at S•.96---$a.90
O. K. mothers. walk. do not run to 1~0113• Appattl, 18M Newport
A \'!'I., ('OAta l\f t"M.. • • • GRAB YOUR PtJRSE A ND IIlDE IT ~
BURY YOUR CARTWHEELS UNDER THE HOUSE
CLAM UP! SIT TIGHT! AND WAIT!
WAIT FOR SUPER. BAROAJNS AND TERRIFIC DISCOUNTS
.l\ppro:t.:lmaiPly ~f'l>f. 10
'A'l'len Coastline Clarence moV'C's down the street Into his new bldg.
( 'n~tUOf' f"IOhr ('o\·Prlnx-('o.,
tJlth An<l Newpo1·t Avc>, lli'lla ~lesa. Beacon 52!il-J • • •
LADY KIN I KtJ~f IN AND SH0\\1 YOU MY
S.-\J\fPLF: CASf-1S? N'o\\" <lon't slam the door on n1v
rool. tiecn11:-if' I rcall,:.• hnve M>nle lovelie~ here! ·1
hnve ."Ot\ntple liundle:;i or l'l ilk, rhi nlz, faUlel'l and a.JI
aort.'I of nt>at roln1 ful fitlh• bundles fro1n 25c up t hat
yo_11 ('m\ U."W" fo1· qtnlts, \'nlanccs. bedspread~ etc.
I repreS<>nl th(' K1ni1r1ons' r>rapery Shop ... \Ve
hove a Ing R1:1le on no''' or yRrdage, odds and ends
Jf rE"n1 nantl'I and bolts and boltA or fabrics for
8.lip-CO\'ers, chalr upholster~-. and pillow covers.
Some of our s::11nple~ are big enough for bright patio place n1ats
{10c ea.I or napkins t20c1. and pillow top pieces for around 15c
per eaC'h. ~lat er1al,. for k1trhen r11rtains etc. A WHOLE TABLE
.. -uLL OF REMNANT BARGAINS and LOTS OF YARDAGE AT
LESS THAN HALF PRICE '. NO\\' AREX"T YOU GLAD YOU LET
ME IN ? GET OVER TO Klf\tMON"S" DRAPERfES AT ONCE-435
E . 1 ilh St .. Costa ~lesa. Beacon 5136.
U>r ShtplP~-. "·ell kno,,·n designer 1n plastics ha~ added a. new
facet to her sparkling career z..:o,v you may have &owns designect
and custon1 n1a1le right in Lf.t>'s O\\'n 111a.nufaLturing center! Lee In-
vites you over to v1:<11t her ne\v !>lhop "'·here her oti~al creation11.
Did you get home late from the bridge
lun('hoon~thcn quick like run Otzl for 11 can of
hash? Ma.r. Shame'.. Your kids will all break
down ~·it h the rickets ... Now here's the propo·
sition, '>'-·orth\\'hile from a standpoint
of economy. convenience and good, healthy Jiv-
ing ... BnK'P .Job.Mton. a sincere :roung man
can offer you a ke-en deal. You can gel a N.~
• dre~ses . coordiQflle!'.. fu n -t lot he~ and :t<'cei:;sorif>!l are on dis:pla}'. Here,
month'~ supply of frozf'n mf'atJ> and \·rpta~ at wboWsa.IP 1>rl('~
Ph111 a brsntl Of'\V Hibbard f"r•¥zf'r tor less per week than you are
now payl.ng for groceries alone'. You know yourself that a. fret>zer
the anS\ver to modern faiTiiiy feeding . . l can·t ""-rite a book on
this subject due to other committments. so call Br\1ce Johnston
for lucid details. ·ft \\'on•t cost you a. thing t6 learn something.
your ~i2e or lack of it \\'ill he no problem . . gowns can be whipped
up right on the spot esp<'Cutlly for you. ''{OU n1ay bave the fabrics
of your choice tailor'f"tl to rnnr mf'1t."Un>rrtf'nt" at f'f"'ady.ma~f" prf~
And _you crtn bet you \\•on't !!1-ee yourMI! coming down the street.
;f .\'ou're \11:ear1ng your \•ery O\\'n Lee Shipley Original. Lee \ViU 90Cn
be displayin g ne": fall and Back-To-School deslgTIS. See the Ja te;rt
trenrl.'l in •
Bnl'f" 1,. RI Bf"a('on 669.W . PlC'K t 'J> TH."T PHOXt:! l.f:t:: S.l l J PLF.\' ORIGl:\' . .\L."-. 1106 C'oai:1t H igh,,·ay. Corona del Mar. Harbor 2848-J • • • • • • ROBE RT K Rl .LL. THE BOY GEX11·s OF THE "HO\\. M l 'CH . .\ Dt"XCF. THAT H.~s BEE~
BAKER\" \\'O RLD is \.\'Orklng feverishly on a nE>w ~•:'.'·T TO ftO,.\~ F.X('F.l..l ...... .\. [)t·~·<·E T ll :\T
nvention. I think it 's an automatic Raisin-Puffer. H."-S B•:t ;'.\· tu:PT :\T H OME!" That's
Then Elga in. it may be the secret ReYerse Kr)lller. 1·ight. Moth"r5 get your sn)all RC'hola rs ready for
Bob. you will renlember is justly ramows for his school no"·~ THl : R:\l.RO,\ ,) & 10 I S PRE·
pa.tented ··R ight-Slde-Do\'m Uu·Side·Up Cake." But PARED FOR T HE RA('K-T0-1'\C'HOOL RUSH'.
his moth~r. Virginia: j Lady Pe~ll prepares all the BUSTER BRO\\''.'i ANKLETS "·ith plain or
fresh !riut for the ptes. at the :"lif"\\·por t Bakf"ry .. · Cowboy tyippee 1 tops 39c pair: S11rprise pack·
Fres~ peac~es. aprtcots. gree~ a~ples and even• age or boys' sock.'l, 4 pairs gi.iaranteert to "·ear 4 mos. for Sl .25
fn~ nectarmes. Ragaday Devine 1s chief of the BL l 't : .Jt:A'.\·s tR oz. den1n 11 $1 .98 ; Panties, undershirts a.nd scads
F. L. S. Bureau here. tFresh Lemon SqueezingsJ. of Tee-Shirts 1n long or short sle~ve~ fluore&C'ent !Itri~ z· _
The Cinnamon Bread (25C J and Cinnamon Raisin ug. \\·hat clo )'011 ex.-...ct_ an\~·av? .,_·._·Th-•v J<Ol It. H, ig,
B d dd 2 f o ~, -1 1 h Y' • • • • • _ urry. Kalil.In rea ra c or n.o-isins) u1 apparent Y n t e before th~ tar<lv bell 1·1ng!I!
PuffPr hands of !!Orne very responsible person as It's ex· ' Ha.Ibo 5 &: 10 300 M
tremely palatable. Cakes a.re aJBO decorated with a tine. arty a · • · · •' .al.ft ~t .. R.."l lbo11
flourish at the:'\'P\'\·port Bakrl")'. !J 11 ()eee.a Fremt. ~Pwport. Har. •
144!'-R. l 4IMY"· SALUD! • • • SI! SI'. SENORS y SENORAS ~ DO~'T MO\'E! LET ME REMEM.BE& YO t.: 1 ~~E PI.ACE TO GO FOR MUY
UKE THJ S: The reflection ot that pink ehrtmp ENO MEXICAN~ FOOD
cocktail gives your face a lovely. ruddy glow! ('1\SA 00~ C ARJ....08
That little sv.·atch of Tartar sauce on your upper ' J 13 22nd St., Newport Har. 2638-M
lip lend~ rair piquante'. And that shoestrine:?' ~ -10 p. m. Clol'led T ues.
dangling rrom your fork all but sends me. • • •
Yes. }'OU too can make a li ngering impre!I-DOF.~ \"Ot ·R HF.'.\'lfOt'SE LOOK T1\CKl'? Are your hens off their
sion over a seafood luncheon or dinnet· at feed ? And what about ~·ou r SO\\'Shed. barn and apiary? A re these off
C'llaFk>y'8 Rt.•8ta.ura11t. The fish at Charley's color? I "rant you to realize hPre & also NQ\V lhat I have !et aside
is fresh out of the drink . _ The outdoor patio this week as CLEAN l 1P & PAINT UP \.\'EEK. You are to go to the
smacks of lhe fresh sea spray. v.·hile diners smack and smile over hall tree. unsJ~ng your pur~ & go O\·er to M<'D•nald's P\Unt Store &
Sea!OOd Salads. Cocktails and Clam Chowder. Luncheon Sl.00 . . . get a bucket of ""h ite paint~ Daub everything m sight '. Fences.
Complete dinners Sl.25 ChaNy'!J Sfoafood RMitaurant. llS:S Cout chicken-coops. out-butldings and sheets. \\'hite paint,. n1akes every-
HIP\\'Bl. (nf"Xf to Port. Orange) ft4"acon 6834. 1 da)·s a \\·k. thing look pure as the over-driven sno~·'. Mac has white paint tor
• • • clean-up W('tek for ai:1 Jov.· as $1 .69 a gallon jthl! isn't chalk ettherf
IF YOU WERE LASHED TO THE M.filE.NMAST OF YOUR Other fence paint at $2.95 a gal. and first Kradr houtlW:'t paint at $6.4.'\
SCHOONER ... DASHED ABOUT IN A HOWLING 11.ilSTRAL a.nd $5.88 a gallon on up to $6.34. M<"Dnnald Palnt ~ton", 181! Hur-
OFF THE COAST OF BRAUNSCHWEIGER ... Chances are bor 81Td .• ("0111la ~~ lk-ar-on S70S. • • • your entries in the logbook would be .darn near illegible! Let me .. 1 FEEL JUST LIKE C RAWL.ING UNDER A
save you this unneceSY.ry embarraument. \\·att's Tradln• Post. a BOARD'. .. SAID DOCTOR ER\.\'OOD. ••\\'ELL sea-men's guardian angel. has a portable typewriter. a bright "i-ed .. ~mingt.on ... 'fours for $22.50 includifta" a v.•heelbarrow (Optional 1 \\'HAT'S KEEPING YOU?'· I REPLIED FORC-
lo haul it a"'ay 1n 1additional $20.) NO\\' let us -aMUme that tOe ING THE ISSUE to the hilt. Here's the whole,
seals are calm again. and rou care to lie on 1tfe .small of )"our !IOrdtd tale : Doctor E'r\vood has so darn manv
bunk. \\'Rlt'e has a g·oOOJy number of aluminum spring l.blp'a bunks wonderful pie('es of Rock Maple rumlture tha·t
for $.$.50 each. Flop one of these o ver and you can store· extra elegant CU!lton1ers sometin1e» have to crawl
guests at home or at ~a. Plenty of propellors. anchora, blocks and over and under things to look a t the Cze< ho-p~lleys here. Big Chuin Grinder janyone we know?) tor SS.50. Buy slovakian gJus. Son1e of the classier cliente.le
Buy No~·. See you at \\"alt'!l Tm.din~ Post. By the I ce HoU.se. ree.ents thi.s u.nrl!gnifled position and justly so,
.f?! Seth. Nr'ft'POrt. Har. 2470. 8:3()..6 lexcepl Wed. offJ. I feel. I ha\'e therefore persuaded Dr. EN·ood
TO SAVE FACE BY GETI"ING RID OF HlS • • e EXTIRt; STOCK OF MAP LE FtrRSITt 'RE
"Wolf La
S bttp's \\'n.r"
"PLEASE PASS THE SCORPAENA GUTI'ATA,·· the cry went AT AB.~OLl 'TELV c·~T! These are drastic measurem~nts. but the
up from hungry n1ouths'. The maiden name or this sea meat l.s time ha.s con1e to ACT! A-fAPLE BE.D DIVAN, Loveseat. ·cobbler's
''S culpin:· Harry says that skinned Scil.lpin looks like calfish and benc h . chairs, coffee tables. tloered table, dining a.et. lamp tables
a skinned cat looks like a rabbit. l call Hany Kingston an and other quality pieces ... Now we're not crying "wolf'' thi9 trip.
ichthyologist right to his face~ Waterspout Harry al!O says that fellov.•s _ .. go grab yourself 8 hunk of maple DIRT CHEAP. FaoP
the men '-"·ho go dO\o\'ll to the !'lea In ships aren't bringing In much Sa\·m.-Sale at E R\\ .. 000'~. 4-07 t;. Balboa 8 1,-d. Harbor 0188-J.
Alba.core. But whatever there is appears at tbe Ba,fl!ltdP Fhlt Mkt. Open eves.
-and )'OU can still buy it t"ht-ap for <'&na lal'. As 1 remarked afore,
a · girl emotionally n1ature enougl'l to like the salt wind and fish
scales In her hair can get a job peddling fiah at the BA l'SID E FISH
MKT. Jt "-'OUldn't be dull a t 2800 Lafayette, Newport. 8 to 8:30 p. m. • • • HOW OFTEN DO YOU TAKE YOUR TAWNY,
\'A.RIA.SC'!: GRA..,'TED BREAKS LEG
Mrs. Beatrice Bra.shear, South
Gate-, fell down four steps at her
sister·s home at 2311 W. Ocean
Front, Newport Beach at 9 :05 p.
Y our ad appearing reg-
ularly in theae columns
wiU ·bring you many new
cuatomera. Harbor &tea
folka are tn the habtt Tot
"looking In the claui-
fled" when they need
lhae services.
1 l~BU91Dess Gulde
'COJIPLlrl'lll HOUUI CL&ANIN0
..mce. J"urnitun and rup
lftam_.t. J'reo uttmai-
Futiy lnlured.
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
514. 29th SL Newpo"t Beach
Be.aeon 8111 12tfc
For Ven et ian Blinds,
Shades and Drapery Hdwe.
THE SHADE SHOP
Pree' estimates Ph. Har 884
12-Boildlng Servlc~s
DON K. B UTTS
Lie. General Contractor
Residential-Commercial
Remodeling
Phone B"acon 6406-W
17tfc
Sympson & Noll a r
PAINTING & DECORATING
"The Best Money Can Buy"
51 2 • 38th St., Newport Bea('h
PHONE HARBOR 2404
52tfc
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN "'
na P9lmer s t., eoota M-
lle&. 6457-M 1Kc9
INTllllUOR -Jil:XTll:IUDR
PAINTING
LIC!:NSED -msururo
Glenn Johnston
SOl • 31.st St. Nnvport Bea ch
Harbor 2291 ·J 34c48
H.H.HOLBROOK
An O'Oportunity
NEED A MA~. tamlHar wftb fra -
ternal or social organizations, to
manage club and lodge factlttie.t
of a• local group. T hia Ls an jdeal
spot for a retired man who de-
sires fellowahlp. Limited salar)'
and duties. H ours mOl!ltly in thf'
£'Vf'ninp, 5 days a ~eek. A ge
no barrier. non-sectarian. Reply
held confidential. Write Box 02
thl.s paper. 53t (('
EXPEIUENCED alteration we>-
man to take over alteration dept .
No charge for work room a nd
t'qUlpment. See Mgr. 10-12 a.m .
KAY NELSON, Inc.
34 ,1() Vio Oporto, Lido entrance
PhoR(' Harbor 1216
59c81
\\'ANT Service Station attend&nt
5 p. n1. to M idnlgl'lt. Permanent .
SHELL STATION, 318 Coast
Blvd .. Corona dC'I 1'tar. ~9c61
\VANTED-··Wo1na·n cook for pri-
vatl• ho m(' until S"pt. 15th. Livf'
in. Phonf' Harbor 161 3. 59c61
FOUR MEN' or "''omen to work
out all tuition in exchange for
C"ourse in beauty culture. Santa
Ana Univ. of Beauty. 1091~ No.
1'.tain. Ph, KI. 2-6....S7. S9p65
COOK--GENERAL. Experienced.
Intclligl"nt. Live in. Corona del
"-tar. Rf'fC'rencf's. S17:'.l mo. Ph.
Sa.nta Ana Employn1ent Agency.
Kin1berly 2-7297. 60c62
\\"ANT TO HIRE-Three experi·
encC'd carpentrrs for remodeling
\Vork. imd£'r 6:'.l. \Vrite full par-
t !('ulars. P . 0 . Box 151, Balboa
Island. 61c63
\VA N"TED-CIC'aning
morning~ a we£'k.
161 3.
woman tv.-o
Call Harbor
59c6t
\V ANT ASSISTANT to bookkeep-
er I fE>mal<>), Private club. Write
Box S-2. this paper. 58c6t..'
SO-Sale, l!llscellaneons
STORE fixture~. prac. new, ~·all
caRe~. counter!. n1i!tC'. All have
adju.stable shel\'£'.S. Bargain. Calt
O\Vnf'r, Beacon 6990. 47c62
Bill's Furniture
We Buy, Sell or Trade
t:w>5 Weit Balboa ·Blvd., Phone
Har bor 2S02-R. 114p66
GAFFERS A SA'M'LER RAN GE.
Its the 1951 model deluxe CP
all automatic. Hu It.mp and
clock-a u steel griddle in the
middle and tbe chrome grtll
broilt>r. A lao bas the all cbrorJte
top. Can have caah $159.33..
Would like a ua&I range or 're-
frigerator for my equ1ty. No
down payment and take over
my payment of $10.82 per mo.
Se-e a t 4.04 So. Spadra. Fuller-
ton. 9 1.rn. to 8 p.m. Ph. 21M:.
!)9tf<..
SECTIONAL SOFA, pa.Ir uphol .
chain, coffee and lamp tables,
large ottoman, pair modem
lamps, 5 HP outboard motor,
modem dNk. All xlnL condlUon.
2271 Kings Rd.· Phone Beacon
7005-\\' for appt. 60e6.2
82-A-Antlqves
GOING ON BUYING TRIP.
Reduced prices on all stock
thru August. Examples :
Small mahogany tea cart .... $1~50
Pine Bonnet Box (same a.'i
in "Dear Brat") .............. $37 .50
Pine Pie cupboard ... -...... -.$18..50
Pine drop lfaf table, 4 chairs,
leather t'}f'Oftg se&ts ... -. ... $35.00
Antique 2-part show case and
ca.sh regi.!tt"r , each ·--·---.... $20.00
Chalrs, lamps, pictures, disheft.
Ethel Richard's Ant iques
475 Newport Blvd., COl!!lta Mesa.
61p63
SS-Boats, Supplies
Chrysler Engines
Used
Crowns -Royals
See J ohn Harvey
at Seacraft
\,. .
SOUTH COAST CO.
N~ B lvd. at 23rd Har. 2800
53tfc
29' COJIODlRClAL FISH B OAT ,
equipped for mackerel. albacore,
swordfish. $1200 t erms. Call
Kl 24.M8. ' ' 57c62
WANT TO BUY:
Want • good buy tn ne.a.rly new
Chris Craft , Fairllner, Elco, or
fact ory m~l. Z3 • 27 ft .boat.
Ideal for fishing and Wt. State
model. dim., power, when pur~
chased. no. hn., etc. Write Mr.
Barton, 94.t "E" Street, San
Bernardino, Calif. 59e61
FOR SA LE to highest bidder qver
$175. mooring Cl33, near fE"Tr)'
crossing. Tak("8 up to 30 ft.
Need not own N t>'fl{POrt proJ>\!rtY
to purchase. Ph. Pasadena SYI·
van 0-1029 Ol' write 1613 West
Fairn;tont Ave .. La Canada.
6()c62
!M--M•lcal, Radio
REPOSSESSED'. Beautltu'l Elec-
t ric Organ. Famous ma.kt'. For
chureh or home. Pay out bal-
ance. Big saving. Like new.
DANZ -SCHMIDT PIANO and
ORGAN CO.. Santa Ana. 520
No. Main. comer 6th.
RE..~ A PIANO, $5 per mo. All
term rent allowed when )'OU
buy. DANZ -SCHMIDT, Santa
Ana., 520 N . Main..
RENT A PIANO for only $5 per
month. ae.ntal applies on IUtu:ce
purchase at SHAFER'S MU~
S IC CO. (Since 1907) 421 'Nftl.
Sycamore, Santa Ana. Klmber-
ly 2-0672.
COME IN. ~AR and PL.A Y new
Hammond Chord Organ. No
music lessons necessary. Any-
one can play this instrument.
DANZ -SCHlifIDT PIANO and
ORGAN CO., Santa Ana, 520
No. Main, comer 6th.
SMALL STUDIO upright piano in
perfect condition. Terms $29.50
down and $10.~7 pt"r mo ... et
SHAFER"$ MUSIC CO. (Since
1907), 421 No. Sycamore, Santa
62!1 COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
PH. BEACON 5771 9•ttc Ana. Klmberly 2-0872. 59tff!
\.\1 • .\ TER SOF'TE~'ER \\•lth regen·
erator tank. 75.000 grain. new. -17-------------~ GRAND PIANOS. Big-Summer
cost $325, Now $200. Snowbird FT. NATIONAL, good condi-Sale now on Steinway, Mason tion, $400 includino-sailin.,.. lcs-be c k completf', rl'ady to sail $125. e e &: Hamlin, Kna , hie er1ng,
Paddle board likp new S35. 4 -8 sons. Also sand dolly available. Chase, Wurlitzer, Sohmer. F18h• 217 Onyx, Balboa laland. l')9pM p. m. 2601 Circlf' Dr., Bay Shores er and many others. Some new,
59c61 NEW OUTBOARD BOAT 12'8" x some used. Prices start at $395
-------------1'6". $125, at 426 Victoria, Costa DANZ -SCHMIDT PIANO CO .• DEPENDABLE PLUMBING IRO!'\'RlTE Ironer. smaJI paint Me:M or aee "'Doe" at Se:rvice 526 No. Main. Santa Ana.
A Prompt sprayer, platform rock.t>r, la.rge A!! t Cl
R epair Service Maintained new garbage can. Mlsc. tools. oa ' ne&l' Balbo& Bay ub . · SPINET PIANO. Pay out balance
Phone ; Harbor 1418-W Paint. acrewa and household a.r-59c6l 1265. Another Spinet, bet. 1317
2801 Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach ticles. ~14 E . Ocean Front, Apt. $4,250 Kimbal made Spinet. $4.93. See
Wlse people do read the ads. 1. Balboa. Ph. Har. 3238. 60c7-I our list of retumed rentals and
-Cla.nlfted ads are read by
who are looking to buy.
14-Pusonals
t olkt.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Write P. 0 . Box 205
Balboa Ialand. Calif.
Phone Kimberly 3-5393
15------Share Your Car
1 ·~t DRIVING to Los Angell'~
da.Uy. ~1onday t hru F ri. \\lould
li ke riders. Call &aeon 5826-R .
after 7 p. n1 . 59c61
l~&&uty Aids
Dottie Ellen's Beauty Salon
Back-to-School SPECIAL
Machineless Permanents
$5.95
114 E. 19th, Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 624 7-W
6Jp6"
22-Lost and F ound
LOST -Ladies disn1ond \vrist
\l.0atch vicinity Balboa Blvd. and
48th St .. Ne"'.\rport Beach. Re-
ward. Harbor 0849-\V_ 59c61
FOUND-Ladies' v.•rist \\"atch on
Balboa Island. Identify san1e
and pay for ad. Phone Ha.rbor
1320-M. 1 61 c6.'}
PHONE H arbor 1616 to plaC"t"
your want ad on th18 pa.-e.
~Al!J>.~
G. E . REFRIGERATOR, 8 cu. ft.,
19-18 model. Exln't cond. $14.9.50
12" Emerson Console t('levision,
v.·ith antennae ............. -.... $120.00
1987 Irvine Ave., Costa Alesa
Phon e Beacon 5293-W
For a terrifc saving
18 ''" cu. ft_ freezer,
Beacon 6695-J.
59c6I
on an
phone
59ci2
C R 0 SL E Y REFRIGERATOR
1961 9 cu. ft. model. Has all the
feature&-55 lb. trhzer che•t on
top. Meat keeper and 2 vege-
table crispers. Abo has the
butter k~per. YES, it8 the
Shelvador and only used it 3
months. Would like lo have an
older refrigerator or stove for
my equity. Paid over $390 for
it. ~o do~'n payment and take
over payment of $19.98 per mo.
S f'e at -404 So. Spadra. Fuller-
ton, 9 a.m. t o 8 p.m. Ph. 21~2.
59lfr
SI-Wanted to Bul
WA1\TT TO BUY screen !Uilable
for projecting 36mm. elides. P h.
Harbor 1020-W, eveninp. 53tfc
32-Housebold Goods
SEE
27 FT. CUSTOM mahogany cru-repossessions. DANZ·SC'H:Mµ>T
tser, h\1n Gray Pl'lantoms, Ben-BIG PIANO STORE. 100 bar-
d..ix controlled.~ s. s. radio. Slip gains. 520 N. Main, Santa Aila,
No. 2. Ken Niles. Villa Marina. comer 6th Street.
nr. Balboa ls la.nd Bridge. Har-
bor l91S. 59c64
18 FT. CHRIS CRAFT !peed boat.
Chrys. Ace. A·l mech. cond. $1450
F rei" slip rental for boats offered
for sale up to 26 ft.
Wizard & Rowboats for Rent
Ken Scott's lt'lobil Marine Dock
Nt>xt to Ferry Landing, Balboa
Harbor 2720 59tfc
VIKJNG sailboat, J\"o. 16. Llke
ne9.'. $1750. SaUs excellent. Har.
2264.-J or Beacon ~l . 59c61
12 ft. WIZARD fiber glasa boat
5 1..i h. p. EvinTUde outboard
motor, 2 wheel boat trailer. ·car
top carrier for boat. Complete
&nG only~ 1 yr. old. -MAKE
OFFER. .
South Coast Co.
Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
at 23rd
Harbor 2600
55tfc
SNIPE $!50-Ready for sailing.
Slip G at Swales Anchorage.
119p6J
TWO EXCEPTIONAL BOATS!
a Falcon and a Mel"CUJ'y
P RICED TO SELL.
Balboa Marina
2802 Coast H iway, Newport Bch.
(Nr. Bay Sbores ) Ph. Har. 0771
81c63
GOOD PRACTICE PIANOS, $49,
$67, $83 and up. Let the kid-
dies learn. Pay but $5 per mo.
2 )'r. exchange at full value.
DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO
SALE NOW ON. Santa Ana,
520 No. Main .. comer 6th.
BUNGALO\V upright piano in per·
feet condition. T erms $27 .50
down and $9.90 per mo. at
SHAFER':;; MUSIC Co. (Since
1907), 421 No. Sycamol'e , Santa
Ana. Kimberly 2-0672. 59tfc
81>-Dop, Cats, Pets
WEIMA.J\ANER pointer puppies,
tops in personal gun dogs.
Champion sire and dam . Doro-
thy Manley. Phone Klmberly
2-6233, Ext. 57. 6lc66
41-Stores and Offices
OFFICE SPACE, 12x20, down·
9lalrs location, comer of Palm
& E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Ph.
H arbor 2821. .f~Uc
IN CORONA DEL MAR -At·
tractive store room, excellent
location in new building, '7:S, per
month.
W. E . Fisher, Realtor
ERNIE SMITH, Associate
916-Coaat Blvd. Harbor 24.f3
Corona del Mar
TOUSLED ?tf.ANE TO THE Beauty Parlor to
have it 'A'&.shed and bent? How many times a
)'ear do you slap cold ere.am on yo\lr alabaster
bro\V or sling your chin in a han\mock over
A variance was granted t o Rob-
ert S. Butler by the City Council
Monday night to pcormlt the sub-
division of acr('age9 at 907. 909
and 911 Vt'. Bay A ve.. Newport
BE>ach into k>t.9 less than 1,000
equare fl'et m inin1um and lt'Ss than
40 f tt( wide.
M. S. Nolan_ Mro. Brashear broke 28-Sltuations Wanted
m. Wednesday. Her e.ister ls Mrs. 1----'--=o..-;.;...;;.;."-----
her right leg below tbe knee_ She FINE IRONING will call for and
Necchi and Adler
Sewing Machines
18 FT. CHRIS CRAFT Runabout.
2 cockpit.s ro ..... ard. Chrysler
A ce Mtr. All steel trailer. Pb.
Harbor 3112. twpet
STORE FOR R ENT -15' x 4.2'
Suitable for any type business.
Loca t ed at 419 E . Balboa Blvd.,
Inquire upetai-rs. S8p60
-~ night? You can do an the.e things faithfully '\~"<_~I ... even beat your face 100 tlme• a n11"bt . , .
lh ~ i YET . . . GET THIS . . -U you have auper-J\l IJ. nuous hair growing 'aimlessly around. you'n ~ ~ · rfJ not going to be any ravishing ravlng-beauty!
I~ 0 \\'hen you go lo Ellen L. Bryaot. rertet rred
I e1~t rolocht. you ge.t unwanted hair removed
permanently. By permanently, I mean like forewr ~ Once lt '• done,
you don't keep mowing IL Mrs. Bryant La skilled in the painless.
harm'tess banishment of embarra.lsinl' hair _ . . from face. lep.
neckline, hairline. or ann.s. This affair is handled dlacreelly. prl·
vately . . Call Ellen L. Brya.nt at the Udo Salon of Bea.uty for
consultation. 34·40 Via Oporto, Harbor 2:5TS.
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Mr. Grenstf"d. rf'pn>sentlng Mr. wR.5 taken to lh,e hoapltal. de liver. CUrta.ins_
Butler, sa.ld thal Ul undue han!·
1hlp waa impotf'd upon the appll·
cant and urged granting of thP
va,tance. Thf' council concurred.
D&UNK D RIVING
IA~ll J ult a F1 tagera.ld, san
llernat<!tno. WU pl<ked up by
Newport Beach at 10:12 p. \Ill.
Sunday at. Island Arve,, and Balboa
Blvd. SM waa bookf'd on charge~
of drunk d.rivinc.
-STOLEN
Virgil Smith locked the door a.s
usual when he retlttd Tuesday
night In his room at the Irwin
apa.rtmenta, 201 West Ocean Front
but h(" forgot to try ll afterward.
The bolt had not caught. and dur-
lng tbe night someone entered the
room, making off with S:>O ln cuh,
$400 ln bank dratta and. $200 ln
tnnler's checks ..
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Belp wtlh dJnner parties. P hone
Mrs. Williame, Harbor 1595 be-
fore 10 a .m. or after 8 p.m.
59p64
EXPERIENCED Io ca I busineAS
couple desire to manage apt.
or court. Palm Springs area.
RefeN!'ncea. For interview write
Box T-2, thfs paper. 68tt.:
EXPERIENCED Sktpj)er wltb fine
knowledge of local laland.I. de·
liru permanent pooitlon wllll
r!gllt party. WW conalder dura-
tion of -. Wrtt:o· Box U-2-
Will contact yOu at your con·
ftllJence for pel'90ft&! tntenlew.
litp81
llKlPP.lll tor Batlirday and Sun-
day <IDiy, ltxperleneed -f Op&-
ra\or. Knowa local -ten and
f1i1b1ns gTOlllldl. Barbor 2373..J:
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AT
HARBOR YARDAGE
135 E . 17th St., Costa ?.tea&
49c63
ROPER 068 Range. good condi-
tion, S25. Inquire 1491~ Rochest-
er. Costa Me.l,tl . Phone Beacon
6817-J . 60<62
NAT'L pressure cooker. 18 qt ..
$15. A. Endell, 583 P ark Drive.
COit& Meaa. 60p62
MODERN 3-pc. oectlonl.I Cbar--
treuse plastic and pebblewea ve,
in ve ry good condition. $75.
Hari>or 1503-W. 81c63
MAHOGANY ~tary 'In Xooo
condition. and 1 child's W'Vdrobe.
P hone ~ 15313-W . gJ<es
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PLEASURE, Comm. or Charter
Flatt Boat, 48 ft., 8%: ton ref.
comp. equipt. X ln't cond. Bar-
gain for cub or Will t rade for
smaller boat, real estate or !
Owner, 13019 Bloom.tield St.,
North Hollywood, S'l'ate 4-9387.
80dl2
ONE SET new .. Snipe aalls, J(O.
Pbon• CReotvlew ii-37117. 80c62
28 FT. POWER CRUISER, aleep
. 4. Grey 133 lip. Nirw SS i;tadlo.
11:>.cellent condition, 53000 0<
will trade u down payment on
Palm Sprlnga or Oraage County
property. Har. 30:ll·RK. 81)!83
BAIT Nf"· like new, $400. Call
lleacoJi ll6H..J. , 81<$S
OFFICE with liv. qtrs., partly
furn., J or 2 persons, S7:i mo.
2833 Newport Blvd., Newport
BMch. 118p60
STORE FRONTAGE on Pahn St.,
Balboa tn new R uby Bldg. bet.
Balboa Blvd. and Oce•n Front.
A bout 2400 sq. tt. with 3 front
entrances. WW flnjab to su1t
tenants.. :Sl.f E. Ocean Fron t,
Apt. 1. Balboa-P h. Harbor 3288.
80cH
RESPONSIBLE family with rd·
el't!Dcee _need.I 3 J;ld?'ln. tmlUm..
-alSout Sept. 15. "t-ly
ffi>tal, • acMt.. l child. Bar-
Q 19-W. -1-
. -
• l • • -• ft --• ---"&'---·'-"-• ,::.~:. ...... ____ .. __ ••• ft ! ... _ ........ , +I
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ti Aae..cNIM. Tins ~.(~Tins 81-Relll.!lllatie f:1c's•se 81 llelll l!llfate a v.ite a ~ .._.te 1111 llfell l'llllare • a-.... bCate
. *· * * ~ 14 * * *
7 1. .. G. I. RESALE Low Down
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PICK YOUR FAVORITE MAKE
and come inspect and drive these thoroughly
checked C&J'B. All in A-1 condition throughout.
1800 Cadillac 81 4.-dr. Bed., w-w, fully equipped $3.(50
t'~ Cadillac CoUl>f' De VlJ.1e type, W-W
1948 Cadillac U 4-dr. Sed., w-w, I. beauty -.............. $2395
1H8 cadtllac 82 Seda.nette, w-w. a real buy ............ $2495
JHl Ql.dJllac IJOS 4.-dr. Seel., orlglnal black palllt $1080
1960 Mercury Sport aedan, Rltff,, O'D, w-w, very
low mileage. one owneT, ebony ...-1ack, dpn't mlu
lhla one ·······--··-·····-········-·····-;········-·······-·····················'1875
t9ft0 Chl!'V. cJub cpe., tully equipped. very low mileage '
and priced beJow market.
1940 Me rcury conv. clu bcpe., W·W, de<:. wind. llfta,
radio A heater, overdrive ............................................ $187~
1947 Chevrolet club cpe .. R It H new paint ........... $1085
19'41 Chev. club cpe., very clean, 2. your choice $ 696
liMl BuJck •-<tr. aedan, epec. thJ.11 week only .... -...... $ 39~
One-third down, 18 montha. Bank terma
NEWPORT AUTO SALES
Newport ~ach
Phone Harbor t •07
WE TRADE
FOR THE BEST 1
••1 FORD Super Deluxe· •-<tr. se..
da.n, $3.50. Also brand new
7 .:>O x 18 8-ply truck tire w ith
nap, $30. M Balboa Coves. Ph.
Harbor 706 after ~:30 p.m . 56Uc
'37 Lincoln cpe., Mere. mtr . $ 245
'48 HUDSON ''&" tudor ..... S 795
':51 00i>0E "fiuld drive" Sedan '47 WILLYS Sta. Wag. .. ..$ 97r,
DEMONSTRATOR '47 PLYMOUTH S•d. R&H $1 095
$%0&5 -'47 PLYMOUTH c lub ,_ .......... $1095
· • '50 CHEV. convertible .......... 1 169~ SHA VER MOTORS '49 PLY. Suburban ................ $1860
'49 Intema'I P ickup .............. $1005 Your DODGE-PLYMOUTH Dir.
1880 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
19!1() CHEVROLET 2 door. In per-
fect condit ion. 1156:5. !il2 -38th
St .. Newport Beach. Phone Har-
bor 2404 . 81Ltc
11Mf STUDEBAKER Cha.mpion
Starlight coupe. A.LSO 1900 Stu-
debaker Champion 4..dr. sedan.
Private party, Harbor 301. 81tfc
48-A~enta and Houw.
LIDO ISLE
~martly rumtahed 1 and 2 bed-
room apartment.I with g&r&ge.
• Sept. 115 to June 15th. 1 bedroom
f twin bed.I) $7~ mo., 2 bedmui.
$1"00 mo. A ll utllttlea paid. (deal
for school teachers or protea·
s lonal people.
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATEID
&333 Vla Udo Harbor 1500
N ewport Beach, Calif.
58tfc
BOUSE. rurnlahed, 2 bedrooms, 2
in·a-door beds ln lvg. rm .. patio,
garace. Nov. ll§lh to June lat,
$7!> mo. 1903 E . Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa. Phone Harbor 0318-M .
• 59p61
P'UR.NlSHED 1 bedroom houae..
re.need yard, all c&venJences.
near bu.a and atore1. Utilities
paJd. Cheap yearly rental. Ad·
ult.a. Small pet 0 . K. lnq. 706
Iris, Corona de l Mar. 60p62
BALBOA ISLAND
'48 FORD V-8 Pickup .......... $ 895 -Your DODGE-PLYMOtrrH Olr.
SHAVER MOTORS
1680 Newport B lvd. Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 6907
'38 BU ICK t door sedan. Good
transportation, $-45. Phone Har-
bor 0488-R. 59p61
~31-Afarlmenlf! and Ho!_Jses
RENTAL ti
SPECIALISTS
eao l:dna ·craic
Linwood Vick, Rltor.
Bal-bland. Bar. :ZOU 32<:64
YEARLY Coron& del Mar-2 be<l-
room furnished view apt. Newly
decorated. Close to shopping.
Inquire 916 Coast Blvd., Corona
del Ma r. Harbor 2443. 59c61
WINTER RE:NTAL -Oct. lst-
June lat. 2 bdrm. furnlshl'd
house, $7.'5 mo., plus utilities.
See owner . 110 Opal St .. Bal-
boa Island. 54c68 ----------·-
On Peninsula Point
NICELY FURNISHED 3 bdrms.
available July 15th, yt"arly or
monthly. Brokers liBt. 1532
Miramar, Balboa, owner . Phone
Har. 0612-W, Har. 2001 -J . 19Uc
1Interested A'CTRACTJYE 2 bdrm.~ Baa fireplace. ~eat
in Trading? and lots pf' tile. 2-c:ai' gange. It's well located
north of highway, · Corona del Mar, near abop-
Look These Over ping cenl'I!'. Price' i. only $11,500. Payments are
New trlpl•x on bayfN>nt wllh pl•r $67.M mo. including taxes and Interest at 4%.
and private beach. Two and
three bd.rma, an beauttrully fur-
nished, foT' older .Balboa Penin-
sula bayfront home.
Thrt>e acre building •lte ln Bever-
ly H llls p.rea. <kean and city
view, utillUea ln, awtrnmlng
pool dug. Want beach .home.
Waterfront home -very nice -
w1lh slip. Will take lncome to
$1S,OOO aa part payment.
Attractive ocean front home, four
bdrms and maid'• quarters for
ba.yfront home.
1 Three bedroom oct!'an Jront home
for Lido bayfront lo1. or home.
Attractive thr~e bdrm older home
well located for large ocean
front home.
Farm land for Income pro~rty .
Bay & Beach Realty
Ethel Shirley Gloden Fay
J . ~f. M!Uer Dick Fay
1450 Balboa Blvd. Harbor 1284
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VIEW HOME
ONE BLK. above 8un1et Blvd., W .
Hollywood. 1 s tory mod. Frenc h
P rov., 3 Br. &. den; 2 ~ yrs. old,
3000 sq. ft., 114. rt. front level
lo t . Trade for older bayshore
res. or inc. with pier. Owner,
1374 Belfut Dr., L. A, 46, DU.
7-5344. CR. 8 -9~14 . ll3p68
"LET'S TRADE"
HA VE $14.,000 equity tn 2 rum.
houaes (good rentala) Balboa
Boulevard.
W ill trade for 3 bdrm. home, Har-
bor area. Will aaaume. Phone
Harbor 2064.·M evenlnc•. 50p&f
Two New Homes in Bay Shores ·
2 bdrms., 2-<:ar garages, excellent location.o, low
down payments.
Open Saturday & Sunday
You Should See Them!
2441 Crestview ............... $14,500
2525 Vista Drive .......... $13,750 •
LINWOOD VICK, Realtor
312 Marine Ave., Balboa Island Harbor 2042
BALBOA ISLAND
Charming 2 bdrm. home, large patio and lanai.
Excel. location, close to fine beach & public pier.
Price $16,500
W. W. SANFORD, Realtor
Park Avenue at Marine
Harbor 2462
Balboa Island
Bay Front Income
H ere ls home plua good income
rl~ht on the water. Three 2
bdrm. and 2 bath unit.II, a.nd 3
1 bdrm. Top location. • years.
old, completely fUrniahed, price
$87,500. Conai.der part trade.
Bay Front Triplex
RULE OF · THREE
No. 1 Location
No. 2 Construction
• Nd. 3 Price
Location-LIDO ISLE-Ideal
Construction -The best.
Price -Right. On beautiful Lido Isle. Two 3
bdrm. apta. a.nd one 1 bdrm.
excellent income. Price $47,500,
excellent t erms. LOOK at THESE: .
NEW 3 B .R ., 2 Bath
Home on Udo Isle, tile features,
forced air heat. FP pat.lo, lots
of s torage apace, $22,0.00.
' Jl'trst t lm e offered nearly new •
57-Real F.tate Wanted ALSO
-------------I NEW 2 BDRM. at $•950 down.
bedroom, 2 bath home. This ls
an Ideal home for chlklren u It
ha.s 2 lge. bedroome and 2 small
bedroom.e. All the lateat and
flneat taturea and only a few
•tep1 from lovely private beach.
·Imagine thla at ONLY $19,MO
~Hurry on this. \VANT TO BUY from owner, 2 or
3 bedroom home In Corona del
Mar. Will p&y cuh. Call Har-
bor 2821 or Bea. ~93-W, 60c62
~Money to Loan
LOANS For Homes
6~-20 yr. Lo&n15
CONSTRucnoN LOANS
a t S-6~% «I• yrs.)
WE BUY AND SELL
TRUST DEEDS
SEE BOB SA TILER
1415 COAST BLVD.
Corona deJ Mar Harbor 1077-J
Rep. POIRIER MORTGAGE CO.
Metro Lits J.M. Fund9 Kl 3-01&
Prlce-$115,750.
GREENLEAF &: ASSOC.
BUILDER -REALTOR
3112 Newport Blvd., Harbor 2552
JUST COMPLETED
In Exclusive Shore Cliffs
THREE BEDRM., 2 b&th home
on large 80x118' lot 1660 eq.
ft. plus muonry prace with
radio controlled door, hardwood
noors. Forced alr furna.ce. Lot.
of tile. Completely fenced and
landscaped.
ALSO
on LIDO ISLE a charming,
unique and lmpreuive 5 bdnn ..
3 bath one story NORTH BAY-
FRONT home. Here la a lovely
alte with pier and 1llp and home
hu NO ST AIRS to climb. Thia
home la fumiehed. and priced to
.sell quickly.
ALSO
3 bdnn. G. I.· ReMle--Thl& la lhe
barpJn you have been waiting
tor-1 _yr. old, bwd. noons, Iota
ot We. din..blc room. plenty of
cloeet.a, extra laree lot on clttU-
lar drive. 2 blocko from blsh
ochool. '
P'ull Price $9750
With' $i800 Down
and monthly payment. of $58
which tnclUde tax.ea and tnsur~
anoe.
How Can You Bleat Thia?
G. I. Resale
Newport Heights
A lovely 3 bdrm. home on Red-
landa ave. Less than 1 year old.
P'treplai:c, hwd. n oon, dinette,
large kitchen wlth breakfast
area and laundry, garbage dillp.,
dbl. prage, nicely landscaped.
paUo and many other nice fea-
tures.
1 Full Price $12,500
Montb1y pyta. of "61 include
taxes and tn.urance.
Phil Sullivan
C. Galen Denison
G. T. Everson
4.90 Newport Blvd. Coeta Mesa
Ph. Bea. 6893 or Bea. MG8-J
Harbor 3157-W
$5000 Total Price
of a 2 bdrm. home. 2 yrs. old .
l "'C&r car-age -NO, nothlng
wrong -Just a good quick
sale-$1MO down.
OTHER GOOD BUYS
Coastland Realty
Comer 18th a Newport Ave.
Coata Meaa, Bea. 5702 or Bea. 6259
59c61
Costa Mesa
Unfinl&hed howoe ................ $ 3,200
2 bdrm. small house .......... $ :>,000
3 bdrm. large Jot ................ $ 6,000
1 bdrm. large lot ................ $ 7,:>00
2 bdrm. new ........................ $10,550
3 bdrm. G.I. terma .............. $1 1.~00
R. W. Bartine, Broker
W . U. PATTON, Asaoclate
1807 Newport Ave. Coal.a Mesa
Phone Beacon 53.20
CORONA DEL "!A-AR
Before You Buy,
.Look Theae Over-
$2500 Down -Newport Heights
NEW 3 BICDROOM HOME. Haa ~n view, l 'l batM,
fireplace, prbl.p d.._.i. Owaer will flnan~ at $100
month. Would ~et Trust Deed as down paymen.L
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Rustic Ranch Type -$7 ,950
ThlJ charmtns 2 bedroom home la l year old and prett.7
aa a plcture. Hu m~lve brlcJc. fl.replace. I.Arp wtn-
, dows, l'i7 x 125 lot Jn Newport Hetgbta area. Only $fll560
down. Thia prlC< CAN'T BE BEAT!
3 Bedroom Ho~e -$11,950
One block to high 11Chool In Newport Heights. Brand
new, beet ha.rdwood. Jl"laptone ftttplace. Large plate
glau windows, facing paUo. F. H. A. term.a.
BEACON HILL REALTY
•68 Newport Blvd. (above Arches), Ph. B. 5713-R or Eve.a. B. 6632-W
HOME AND INCOME •
' 2 bdrm".> home in choice BALBOA ISLAND loca-
tion. Fireplace, hwd. floors, nice patio. .r PLUS a 3-rm apt. in rear.
$18,500 Furnished
STANLEY HADFIELD, Realtor
216 Marine Ave. Balboa Jlland Harbor 20
BRAND NEW -Ready to Inspect
THREE BEDRM. -2 baths -over•I.%~ 2-car attached
garage. Located on tree lined gentle sloplnc comer lot.
ALSO JUST COMPLETED
TWO BEORM. with spacious 2 bdrm. apt. over 2-<:&r
garage with view ot ocean.
·BOTH HOUSES are RANCH ffYLE with t ile bat.ha,
garbage di~Posals, large enclo~tloa., oversized pan-
eled fireplaces, decorator colors and wall ~pers. Sepa·
rate laundry rooms.
500 s 502 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
Phone OWner, Harbor 162l ~J
or see your broker.
Balboa Peninsula
INCOME
Exceptionally nice • unllA -~
story' stucco. only l 1h yrs. old.
4.-car garage. Three 1 bdrm.
unit.a turnlshed. One 2 bdrm.
unlt unfurnished. Close lo bay
· and ocean swimming. Excellent
1 income.
$36,500
Balboa Older Home
Very n ice • 'bdrm .. 2 bat.hi, large
living room with fi~pla.ce. Ac-
croae the 11treet from the bay
and walking distance to Balboa
a.nd shopping areu.
Only $15,000 furn.
CLIFF HAVEN
Home -Large Lot -Unobstruct-
ed Harbor view-2 bdrrrut, bwd.
floors. Flagstone flreplace, en-
cJosed barbecue. Larg-e living -
dining room facing Harbor. P\Jr·
nace heat, d bl. gar. Ohly $18,000
Corona del Mar
New 3 bdrm. Cape Cod, forced
air heating, large living room,
fireplace, double garage. Desir-
able location, Immediate poasea·
sion. $1.f.,000, excel. tenna.
G. I . RESALE-2 bdrm. stucco,
dbl. gar., R-2 lot . Pymta. only
$55 per m o., lnclud. taxes, 4%
int. and tnsur. Why pay rent !
See thi•, lt won't laat at only
$10,500.
· t W e have apartment.a and hoUBes-
Avallable for winter ae&Son or
yearly le&R.
F URNISHED 2 bdrm. house. 'fele·
vision. wuher. Best offer of
rent w ill be accepted. for sum·
mer or until Decembf:'r at which
time Marine will return. 610
Larkspur, Corona del Mar. Har.
1619-J. 59c81
LOANS TO BUll.D, DCPROVS,
BUY, MODllRNIZE, OR
RIEFIN ANCJ:
Priced at $27,500, % down •
Call owner Harbor 2941·J or eee
houee at 13-4. Shorecliffs Road.
07tfc
Wise people do read the ada.
a few choice building lota on
LIDO ISLE at rock bottom
prices. PRIVATE BEACHES,
tennla court.a. clubhou.se and
many other advantages make
these lots very desirable. W e
are the DEVELOPERS of LIDO
ISLE where a Uttle buya a LOT.
$1 0,900 -Better 1.han new -2 !
bdrm. home. Ocean 1lde of hi·
way. Luge rooms. P'ull dining
room, hwd. floors, attractive
patlo with barbecue. Neat work ·
shop ln garaie.
Coast Properties Co. W. E. Fisher, Realtor
301 E . Balboa Blvd., Balboa. ERNIE SMITH, AMoc:H late
Phone Harbor 2658 916 Co&.lt Blvd. arbor Zi43
Corona del Mar
. -
Wm .. W. Sanford .
REALTOR
Park Ave. a t
Balboa Island
Marine
Harbor 2462
~9tfc
NICE 2 BDRM. HOME untumish-
ed ln Newport Heights, 3 yra.
old. Dbl. carage. S80 per mo.
Beacon 5187·R or Bea. ~713-R.
60c62
WHAT A STE4L!
WINTER RENTAL -Fuml&hed
2 bdrm. apt. betw. Ba.Ibo& and
Newport. Garage and util. incl.
A vaJlable Sept. Pth. $7lt mo.
or $85 mo. yrly. Bea. 64.67-M .
69tfc
WINTER RENTAL 4 bedroom
bowie, nea.r ocean front. A vall-
able Sept. l•t to June 15th.
Harbor 1088-J. 59p61
BALBOA ISLAND
Houaea and ApU., ~arty or tea·
aonal. See Gall Camey, wtU.
NELDA GIBSON
REAL EST ATIC
S1J6 M&rtne, Bal-loL Har. p02
99tfc
PENT BOUBIC and 3 nn. cottac•o.
On eornn. Ialand
Each apt. hu water frontage.
Aecom. •· We.at end Park Ave.,
--loland. Barbor :lllf2-W.
~9
J.,.IDO ISL&-3 bdrm ·fllrn. new
, borne..,. Available Sept. l~. June
15lh. '120. monlhly. Writ.. Box v1 tbl& paper. 69p61
Bay Front
Udo !Ale -1 and 2 bdrm units.
Aus. $79.!50 wk. For ruervallona
Bar. 2M2, evu. Bar. :1914-M.
• liOtfc
-----~----~ CLIENT NEJ:DB CASH. WW rent
l bdrm. run.. --llefrlg. l'eoced. Near a:rammar ecbool.
CUil. WlO for 10 montlla Ml
bl ad...,... Barbor JUI 0.. Har-
-a'IO. • 91pl8
lli:ODICIU( AT't'aACl'IVll: l'URN.
-. 2 --and ........ Vtr7 .-.11ble l"Ull to rtb...,,
~ ""' -· -tlul. Lo-..-... -...i. m --SL. Newport 81ec:a · tlp83 .
UNFURtJJSHED new 2 bdrm.
home-Large rooms. dbl. ~ar ..
oct'an view. $125. mo. Harbor
2774 or Harbor 2883-W. 59c61
YEARLY RENTAL-Attractive 2
bdrm. unturn. house, Newport
Island. Bath & shdwer. Fenced
ln bac k yard. Garage. $7:> mo.
Beacon 6561-J. · 59tfc
FURNISHED 2 bedroom. house.
Newport Beach . Sept. l.'5 • June
15. $65 mo. Call Harbor 1080-J
or Orange 4.33-M. 59p6l
NEW 3 B.R. home, comp. fum., TV
deep freeze. patio. fenced yard,
dbl. gar. l yr. lease, 1150 mo.
23681 P irate Rd.. Clllf Haven.
Newport Beach, Beacon 8861 -J .
60c65
NEWLY BUILT 3 bed.room mod-
ern home, 2 batha. f lreplace-
unturnlshed. Corona del mar.
Year lease, SI 10 month. Pho ne
Hubor 2892-R. 59p61
TWO A.PTS. open Aug. 27 and
Sept. 1. ALSO room and bath by
day or permanent. 514 E . ()(:ean
l'"ront. Apt. 1, Balboa. Phone
Harbor 3238. 60c74
FURNISHED riearly new 2 bdrm.
home in BA YSHORES. Auto.
wuher. Sept. 15th lo June 15.
$8:;. 2612 Crestview Dr. 6lp63
YH:ARL Y-2 bedroom duplex, un-
tumiahed. Ga.rage. Near both
Wo Buy Truat Deedo
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS A LOl..N AllSN.
3383 Via Udo Ph. Har. 1600
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Interest Rate 4 Y.i -5%
Loana quickly made ln the Bay
Area and lAIW'L Blngle or
multiple unttl. New or old. Se
wtae and •va by re-ttnaoclng
your pruent loan. Mint.mum u ·
pense. No ct\a.rc• tor prelimJ·
nary appralal. Pbont Santa
Ana Klmberl~ l•M27 or write ~
ARTHUR A. MAY Mortgap Lou! Correepandent
Two Calif. We in.. Co.'•
141• So\1th Main aanta A,_
51-Trallen
Trailer Storage
Well Protected
EL NIDO TRlAILER PARK
and Sale• IMO Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa, Beacon 6329-M.
~1H63
Trailer· Storage
$4 per, Month
GOOD BUYS
NEWPORT -Cozy 2 bdrm. stuc-
co cottaRe adjacent to ocean
front and good beach. Fumlah-
ed .......... .. .. ....................... $9,:>00
SEASHORE DRIVE -Large and
attract ive 1 B. R. apt. over dbl.
~arage & bunk room. Redwood.
Well cona tructed lhroughout.
Room for alldiUonaJ unit . A few
feet f rom ocean front .... $11,700
BALBOA PENINSULA. POINT-
Attractive 2 ~· R. home. Frpl.
Walled patio, many nice fe.a·
lures ............................. $14,000
Balboa Realty Go .
Roal Greeley Joeephlne Webb
Lllllan McAdoo
700 E . Bal-Blvd. Har. 8277
SOMETHING NICE
INALOT--
On LltUe·Balboa laland, We .have
a nice comer Jot. we be"line
the only one avaJla~le today. A
quiet spot. Could appeal tr>
build and reaell. Ftna.ncln&: could
be arranged. Protected by 8-foot fence. TRAIL-
ERTOWN, 32'1 W. ~llaon. Coota _
Mesa. Ph. Bea. M>l8-M (approv· 1
ed by Auto Club A: AA.A ) We have a beautltuJ alte., 80 tt.
· Mlc72 wide !>Y HO ft. deep, wtlh !..-
already p~ted and (?OWlnc.
ochools. 226:1 Clay. Clirt Haven. 44-Rooma for Beat 7
For Lnformatlon Phone Harbor 1---------------One aide A rear redwood fenc-
ed. On a quiet, pend ltreet ol.
lovely new borne.a, near to the
high ochool, Colt.a MM&. Pric-
ed $1600, terma.
1297-R. 61 tfc
WINTER RENTAL-2 bdrm. furn.
house. double garage. Util. pd.
$&5 mo. Ava.Wable Sept. 10. 122
41at SL.. Newport Beach. 61p66
GUEST HOUB!l. l&rr room and
beth, in Cliff Haven. '8 pe.r
week. Phone Beacon ~23-W.
90c62 • ' J. A. BEEK Office
Har. 63
P.A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Lklo
Newport Beach, Calif.
Harbor 1500
This Week's Special
Balboa Island
Bay Front
Best North Bay Front location.
ck>ee to everything. Two unit.
four bdrm. home, two baths.
plu. bathing -1\owera, and com·
plete one bdrm. income apt.
over double garage. Ample
a1zed rusUc brick patio comple-
ment.a the ranch atyle motif.
See thia well built home today
and note the many built·in fea-
tures Incorporated by a moet
reliable and experienced builder.
AND MOST IMPORTANT-
The arllhmetlc I& good, lhe ln-
J come record auu:re• you Of a
sate place for your money, in a
t<>p quality lnvutmenL
'
Plieed to sell with easy
terms, $10;000 dn. pymL
;St0.750 -Only '3000 down -
2 bdrm. modern home. Fireplace,
fenced yard, garbage disposal
and dl1hwuher, dbl. garage.
TOM -PAYNE
310 Coaat Htway, Corona del Mar
' Phone Harbor 277 t
59dll
Home and
Business for Lease
6 roo11111 1 'f.: baths-wonder-
. ful spot for office or pro-
fessional man. L o t s of
room for parking on busy
17th St., Coat& Mesa. Will
remodel to suit tenant. See
387 -17th St. and call Har-
bor 1990-M, or Har. 2422.
49c63
COSTA MESA
Owner muat aeu ber fine 3 bdrm.
houe. Leavtn• for cood· Fenced
larie lot, 2-car pr .. all appoint·
meat.a.
Your Offer C.Onsldered
For Appointment to See-
BOltAC!I B. JUZ!:T
806 ~Ave. Bal-lllaacl Barbor 3028-J . 59tfc
$7250
Full Price
Clever I 1'drm. eottace near dee&n
and ~-8-ltllq now-Lot
... """9 Ito the -b\ly In lh• s.y--..
~I AA.BSOC.
t lltJJLD• -· a11.u.TOR
Newport Heights
Today's Best Buy
NEW three bedroom home with
f ireplace, f u r n a c e, hardwood
floors, garbage di.sposaJ, double
garage.
$11,000 fu)l price
Unobstructed View Home
2 B. R. Master B. R. l!x20
2 bathe, large playroom
and shop. 3 car garage.
$5,000 will handle
Ralph P . Maskey
3411 Newport Blvd., Newport
Phone Harbor 402
56tfc
3 Bedroom Cottage
One door from channel, $6250, fu11
price. $1900 down, balan~ S50
month.' N. B. C. REALTY CO ..
32nd & Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach. 59<:61
Do You Want A
Cute Sun'l.mer
Cottage?
We have it on Balboa Ieland,
near the Bay and shopping
district. 2 bdrma, $10, 750.
terms.
NELDA GIBSON '
.J Marine Bal-bland Pb. Har. 11.92
· --IOJaM .,_, J. A. BEEK OFFICE
----•• n.. ·~-s~ r am New~ BIV.S., Barbor 21152 ijay Front
roR RENT ut ooRONA DEL Today's Best Buys ~ ----.,.,.
CORONA DEL MAR
Charming 3 bedroom homl':, Extra.
larg·e living room, I S x 2•. with
beamed ceiling and flnl': fire-
place. T iled work-sa.ver kitchen.
Outside entrance to stall show-
er11.. OvetBlze 2·car garage. At-
tractive work -free landscap-
ing. Tota.I 1420 sq. footage. A
real buy at $1&,M(); only $7500
down.
For thU and other outstanding
value., call J ohn Mottran, Har-
bor l :SOO ; evenings, Har.bor
2t80-R.
P .A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
\ 3333 Via Lido
2:> Newport Beach, Calif.
Harbor 1500
Wonderful
BAY VIEW HOME
THREE BEDROOMS, 1 'l batba,
la.rge living room, dbl garqe,
fire place, furnace heat, IV'-
b&ge cUspou.1, beauutul year
round home. Corner iocauan.
Price $24.,:;()0. Temut. Owner
2481 Bayabore Drive. Be.aeon
~743-J . ' 61dl3
WANT TO TRADE T
OWNER wiahea to l •ll or trade
Xlnt. income prop. for a home
in Harbor Area. U rental unit.
turn. 2 nna. ea.. &bd the man·
q:en home. l..4:rge reel roonM1
and ahowen. r..undey ,_.,,
Room for more unlta. Showa
...., food Income of Uoo per
mo. Aaldng price only $25,000.
A~ value! ~Avocado .St.,
CootaMea. -
BEAl.mFtlLLY P'URNJSHED 3
bedl"OOJ11 bou&e, 2 bat.ha. Tele.vb·
Ion. on waterfront Newport with
pier and 'float tor -t to 118° n .
WW 1 ..... SWt-1 to June 1. $ 1110
monlhly. Har. so:n-RK. e1p63
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Aduli. only. Ono block from lh• In Pr rt · BAY rRONT at a • -•bl• ~
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