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Newport Beach pronlised to ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
the year'• tot~ building perm!~ 43rd YEAR.--NUMBER 40
to possibly the greatest year on
record.
Total building permit.!I lssued1
during last month were taJlled at
$1.712.449 by Clty Building In-
spector {);ck Whit.son. A permit
ot $1,096,023 for Hoag Memorial
H()8J>ital accounlC'd for the lion's
sh&IX' of the month's totals.
NEWPORT BEACll. CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1951. . . . . FIVE CENTS
EXCELSIOR BEATS TARS
7-0 · IN . HARD BATTLE
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Plana to begin negotlationa with Ule pacilic Elec tlci..Ra.ilway fol'
the acqui!lltlon ot their ~ght-of way, depot: and ya : tietween 50lb
street in Wost Newport and McFadden Place were rec.fled by mem-
bers· of the "NeWpOrt-Balboa Street Planning Committee" which met
Friday in the City Manager's 9fflce
Named chairman ot the new proceed with a.."1 speed possible on
committee wu Mayor L. ·i.. Isbell; the Widening Qf Balboa Blvd., from
with City Manager .tohn J, SaUol'8 30th1 street to the Coast Highway
wu!tria.de. r a.a vice-chairman aitd secretary. In the ·recommendktion, "'h icb
Membet'3 are R. L. PatteMK>n, wls unanimously. carried, it v.•as
fames Miller, Tom Henderson, J . asked that the City EnJ:"ineer co1n-
B . Webb and Ben Reddick. ;nic plete plans for tbe acquU!ition ot
the ·Adams and Ward p'opertie9 con1mittee repl8.ccs the former Pa-
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Ne-w RP.sidPntial single units
totaled $325.100 for second high
I figure of the month, while new
four or more unit permit..s counted
$60.000 in valuation. New com-
mercial unit.a totaled $96,000.
tiaJTie .o lhf' end, a ba.tillng group of Tar gridsters went down
to A. 7·0 defeat Friday night as they Were defeated by Exce1slor hlgh
school at Ohvldson Field.
at S8 and 39 stn-ets on Balboa
cific Electric Commltlt"C which Blvd., and of the Marble prop·
secured an offer of right-of-way erty at 31st street and Balboa
ror 31st street trom the Pacific Blvd. These properties are the
Electric company. The original tut remaining in the~ey of the
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The n1onth's totar of Sl,712,449
brought the value or permits
issued r;o rar this year to $7.479,
453. Thi!'! nine-month sum shows
possibility of cre~plng pa.st the·
city's bann<'r ycilr ot 1948 when a
total of $8,&11.508 worth ot per-
mits W "Tt' issued.
Nearly certain to be overtaken
is the next high year of 1947 when
city building permits totaleq
$7,837,342.
Second highest month for this
year c:1 1ne In January with Is-
suance of $1,377,0DL in permits.
By contrast, a total valuation or ~
$'443,885 was reached In August.
Excels'or'a Fullback Grayson scored the · lone touchUown in th~ coinmittE'e waa composed of Sail-25·foot widening Job lo be done
middle ot the third quarter on an • ors, \VC"bb, Blodgett a.nd Reddick.. on Balboa Blvd.
end run from ,tght yards out and tit.'left end·: J ean Boero. and Jim Recomn1endatlon to the coun· The committee will ask the city
the team's left halfback Johnson PascOe, bolh guards. "They did l ci.I that the City of Newport Beach council to instruct the city en·
made the kick for the extra point. ery well," Irwin said, "as Excel-gineer to have lhe pla~s drawn
Coach Al Irwin, in an after-the-sior galnW only 38 yards through ; and removal of the three houses
ganl{' analysis said: our line all ni.ght long and l think COM Woman completed before ,,'larch 31 of
"I feel that the kids have im· It was malnly be.ca~ of the 1952 so that the; pavin.i: job can
proved very much. At first I was fierce Uttling of these boys." be done before the arrival of t;Unl-dlsappointed in the outcome. But mer. f
they ncvt'r gavt> up a.nd hustled Team Pla3· Praised Asks $21,698 First action taken by the rom-
aJI thC' time. The ir condition l!! Similarly, he commended the mittee lva.s to decide on the plan
gopct and we suffered no major team's offensive play. Blocking of lo seek acquisitio'n or' all P. E.
Injuries In this game." Jim Pascoe, guard; Bruce Baird, Esther Mitchell of Corona del property In the Central Newport
The tearrlB we re pretty evenly tackle; and Pettit, end; "came up Afar ask('d damagi;l! of 521 ,698 area. Tom Henderson made the
balancf'd, he added, saying the lo expe<;taUon." motion and ellmil}atcd, sp<>cifical· T t I d th . +a Friday in a suit filed against 30 d ari1 ou Paye e1r opponen..... QuarterbacJ( Rolly Pulaski did Jy the property between th an
moRt of th«' game but did not cap!-an exceptionaUy goOci Job iil his Howard Parker of Vista. 32nd. streets y;hicb would pt'rmit
tallze on the breaks.. spot and his passes were accurate. $he claimrd she was a pBBSen-the building or fl.he 3 lst strf"ct 1'hjs year's nine-month total
has already surpassed the years
1950 a.nd .1949 when totals werf'
$6.402,376 and . $4,414,295 respec-
-~ \\-'ELL-A1TEN.DEU LUNCHWN wal" held at I be Ba.Ibo. Bay club veeterday to •latt thr drive for
the N~wport Ha.rbor Community Chest fWld. (L to R ) att Robf>rt Eae.tman. Judse Frank Unnell.
Mn. Harvey Somen, Robert OllU., and 9rrtn Wrtpt. rPbolo by &•cknf'r)
StaU!!otlcal Wtn.nrn He compl&ted s even out of 18 at-ger on June 24 in an automobile road. The 31st street road was I t h ,_ ' driven west on Coast Highway lat at ~ on mot1" of R L As in th<' gat(le "·ith Riverside, tempts but five o i.a passes were er re o.~ on . .
I h b'-' Alfred E. Gibsoii. of Balboa ls-p tt d d h J h S ·1 the Tars showed well in the st.a-dropped that probably ahou d ave J a erson, sccon e y o n a1 -tively_
Last permit ls.<i:urd in September
was one for $29,500 taken out
by Wesley C. Holler or 420 North
Las Pal mas Ave., Los Angeles.
who plans to build a single family
residence al 218 Poinsettia Ave ..
Corona. Dt·l Mar.
Sisters Meet
After 54-Year I
Newport C~est Drive_ Launched Storm Brings
at Kick-off Luncheon Here .35 Inch Rain
By Ruth HUI
Possibility that one week's .in-I agencies· of the cheat and then
tensive effort by Newport Harbor introduced Robert. Calli• Who 18
dirl'cting lhe advance gift.a cam-Community ,Cbe.1Jt workers could pajgn now in It.a third wee&. Ca.Illa
put this yea.r's campaign over the gave recognition to hla . oo-w.ork-
top was a.ired at the kick-off. ers, Roland Wtil'ht. Ma"1.rie Sta.n-
luncheon yesterday In Balboa Bay ley, Les Jonea, J'ohn Keeler , Or-
club by Judge Fran.k M. Linnell, tin Wright. Tom Norton. Kay
to Newport Beach
Separation
. campaign chairman. Phelps. Frank Unnell a.nd Mmes.
Mabel Fltzmorrla, Charle. Spar-
That storm whleh thundf'rl'd
ferocioUJJly and lit up the Har-
bor aky with terrific lightning
flMhea Thursday n ight brought a
good tneasure of rain -.35 inch,
the weatherman t C'ported.
But comparf'd to the wet bless--1 Fifty-four year• is a long time, The judge told hb 136 ILl!ltenera
but for two *1aten to . be apart, -majors, cap~. lieutenant.a
it'• nearly a lifetime. M1l8 Laun.1 and prtfttee tll&t the c&.pl.pa.lgn
• ~ l&al> l'&d< .!'Y~"2 ~ dwl-·'-~ beat wd to M Me• and Mn. ~·...........,... -.-,
kuhl Ruth Hill Nelda Otbeon tngs it brought, some dan1aged Har~ey Some ... '&nd .stated th&l occurred. A lightning bolt ftruck
conlributlona wera.corntu-1 ill alOW'• one ea.ta ~·a lelevlaion an-
b'. Ju•· Lln.Q~~Mmtn~t-tenna, rulfllrig the vt~eo ~t. ,
bl.a llsten•n tlfit.l"ft:SOO bad been _,,. Cap~ RObcrl L. J.J,
stricken from tht. list due to Jen of •24 ~~ Mesa. at.reel re-
bu11lneu which had given gener· ported that ~gbtning •t.ruck at
oualy la.at year but were no long-2:15 a.m ., Friday morning and
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of Brockton. Maas.; decided t.hft the American way of life
Thursday nlghL triwnpha over Communism and
Separated when they were chU-Socialiam at hotne.
dren in Mll.88achusetts, they had "If you desire to pro~ your
not seen each other since the 90's patriotism to America, and if it
although they kept touch through is your ardent desire lililat our
corresponde nce. way of life shall exist and la.st,
So It \Vas quite a thrill for both lt la your duty to raise these
when Mis.a Belden met her young-funds," he said. ··we don't need
t-r sister at the Greyhound bus the government to tirke care of
station, The Arches. Especially and portion out funds at its dla-
since neither had any ~ idea what cretlon for our neighboNI."
the other looked like, nor what In reminding hi.! audience· that
.she would wear. 18.lll year's campaign went ove r
Ml88 Belden was born in Sea-the goal he ·cautioned the workers
~tie and her tour sisters in San to make It clear to subscribers
Francisco. The family went ea.st that no money wa8 left over that
\" 1891 and the children were hasn't been applied. "The budge t
separated when their parents died. this year, $16,000. ha.a been par,d
Mrs. DcsRochers went to live with to the bone,"· he said. "There is
relatives.Jn Canada. Miss Belden no padding and no surplus. This
came to Los Angeles In 1906. She Is the least we can get aJong on."
has been a Costa Mesa resident Joseph Catanich. exc<!utive di-
sinc'e 1941. rector of Orange County Federa~
Although both bad been mean-tion of Community Chest.a, Inc ..
Ing to get together for years, who explained lhe mecha.n.ica or
Mrs. DesRochers saw a good op-solfcltlng, also expressed the aame
portunity when the Emblem club, attitude of patriotism tow!rd the
a :SPOE affiliate, of which •he is campaign. "ConaidE:r your work-
a member, staged its convention er'!! kit a8 a challenge and a re-
in Long Beach. sponsibillty," he aaid. Mrs. Har-
"l got myself appointed as a vey Somer8, president of thf'
delegate," she laU&hed, Pying chest, officially opened tbe <gen-
lhat she knew it would give her eral aolicitallons program when
the chance to see Mias 8'.1den. she donned an attractive stra"'·
The sisters plan to spend the next hat cleverly decorated . with the
two weeks catching up on the past red feathers which symboU:te the
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r located 1n the H'a.rbor area. destroyed the set. Room plaBtC'r e was knoCked loose and walls were
Quotaa Announced scorched. Total damage was set • Quotas tor each of lhe area
majof'a were announced by Mrs.
Somers. as follows: Mn. Ted
Hambrook, Balboa, S~; Lars
Lavagino, Newport Beach area 2,
$4000: Mrs. Nelda Gibaon. Balboa
[Rland, $3000; C. Lester Jone•.
Corona del Mar. $3000. Members
of the prN5s, who were seated &t
the head or the table with cam-
paign officers and chairmen, were
introduced to the audience follow-
ing which Bob Chamberlin, field
executive tor the Newport Har-
bor area. showed allde. on eolici·
ting t echnique• worked up by the
Orange County Federation which
has access to such material from
the Nattooal Community Cheele
of America.
Judge . Linnell. whose dynamic
speech concluded the program,
pointed up the importance of
Chest worker• reporting ln each
day the resulta ol their campaign~
·Ing. M.ajora Will see to It that
Mrs. Clarence H(gbie, secretary
to the campaign t:halnnan, la alao
Informed daJly of collections ao
that headquarters ha.s at all times
tab on the drive'a progresa.
RAIN TRACI!: 8 UNDA Y
"It it tl.kes a rain to bring
weather -like we had Sunday and
Monday, let'e bave mo-re ot it"
said one Harbor resident. yeater-
day. He waa probably referring to
the recent atorm, bUt there WAS ral~ Su.nday nl&'bt. Only a trace.
not. eno\lgh to measure, reported
Fire ChJe! Frank Crocker.
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at $600.
The storm's rainrall brought tht'
season total to .44, con1pared with
l&st year's meager .04 .
At lea.st one acc!denl could be
attributed to the "tnrm.
Eulimma \\'. Ste,ln1a.11, 32, or
1A004 South Valencia avenue, Al-
hambra, told officers il "was rain-
ing so hard" her vi~ion was oh·
scured, causing her to collide ·with
a car parkcr1 in front or 1212
Cout Blvd, It was owned by J ohn
A. Jo Wagner of that a,ddresa.
SLOT MACHINE
HEARING SET
FORTOMORROW
Hearing.! for 47 pl"r:qons a.rrl"st-
ed In th«: recent slot machlnC'
crackdown In Newport Beach will
be held <tomorrow at 10 a .m. be-
fore U. S. Cbmmi.ssioncr Arthur,
M. Bradley in San~ Ana Superior
Court.
Those involved are fishing boat
operators a.nd employes who were
taken lnto C\IStody on August. 24
by FBI-agents who met the 10
Incoming ·slot machine -bearing
boats. Others were rounded ~ up
later in a federal dragnet.
Represe nting defendants
Attorneys Don Harwood,
Hurwitz, '"'-Francis Wht'lan
Robert Coffman. •
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I · Id Good land. The car was in a collision .-..1 tis'tlcal end but were short on acor-been caught, rwtn sa . ors, .... _,
Ing pay-offs. running and blocking was altrib-with Parker's <'.jit=bound vehicle Henderson ,and Pstlt'rson re.
€oach Irwin pointed out the ut.00 to Tar back Rex Bell, Don near the entrance or Balboa Bay cently led the fight which succrss-
Tars had tWo scoring opportunl-Aarvold aR'd Bill Hopkins. .;::lub, Newport Bea.ch. fully scuttled the 31st cut-off road
tiC's i.n the first half. 889 luck ·Statistics showed N.ewport 12 The plaintiff asked $20,000 gen-plan after thr£'e years of effort by _J
oc:c urrf'd in £'Reh lnstanc~ a.s the fitt!lt do"'ne: against the visitor's eral damages, $1070 in medical th(' first cemmittee «•hi ch ha.d
home boys rumbled on the opposi· nine; passes attempted, Newport expenses, $128 for loss of prop· been named b:v the city council.
8 Ex 11 I l ed orly and $500 for lost earnings. p · th t tion's nin<>-yard line and had a 1 , celsior ; passes comp e . rjncipal portion of 1' llll'C' -
E I · f The suit was filed in Santa Ana pasa interception on the 12-yard Newport aevl'n, xce s1or our: ing wa..i; j.a.ken up in lh1.• discwi·
line. ya.rdl!I gained passing. Newport 85, Superior Court. sion· of hlethods ·or approach lo
Worthy or praise, he sa.ld, was Excelsior 69 ; yards running, New-be. used with the Pacific Electric.
8 I HO'.\IE BLRGLARIZED 1 the Tar defensive play of Bob Eg-port lJ:i, Excelsior, 11 : tota The City Enginel'r presented a
gert, center : Rex Bell, halfback : gains running and passing, Ne\\.'-Burglars looted t he residence of map showing thet number of lots
Ron Aarvold, fullbd.ck; Don Pet-port 220, Excelsio r 187. J. G. Turpin, 320 Via Lido Nord, and locations of same whif h the
Arbor Day . Plans
To.pie of Sl!ssion
of S1 52 worth ·of clothing and city owryi in the 1area into WhJch
household items sometime during the Pacific Eleclrjc could be rnov-
the ·past six weeks, he reported ed. The engineer reported that he
to police. Entry \\'&s made hsJ! asked ~e P. E . to submit •
through an open door. plot plan Of ,the rail yard they
would like to c~truct somewhf::re
CO'l'TLE BAGS DEER in the westerly ·portion Qf town.
Police Sgt. Harria Cottle had The rallro&d cOmpany baa) -pre~
& big snn on.hla tac•,Frt~ u Viouoly ·-ted' it Jw?.\!!d be ~ll!g
he told~ fe11<¥N otttcerS at~ ilta-to ~-~ and wtieh aultabW--blnd
tton that he liad allot • four.j>otnt cobl.ij.lii+Pi\Wille)r n-for a depot
buck oit a recent hunting trip in •Ile. a.nd tuhda to accomplish the
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MRS. WIND'RJ:I) llABllRE, Bootecy Editor
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Membership Driv.e Now Under Way
·for Elementary School P.-T. A.
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PTA mttmberthip over last year b predicted by J.fn. Louis Caenar,
preakfent or the Newport Beach
Pl~.entary achool.A PT A. The ex-
,]>('Cted gain will be due lo the
larger !JChool enrolmC'nt and gen-
erll.l population jump in the area.
Tbe local PT A's 28th meni.ber-
!•hip drive, which got unde'r way
!M,,nday, October 1, \\•ill continue
tor a Wf'ek. Children wiJI brinl'
hom~ invitationa to membership
... with an accompan)'ing envelope
for th.a memtk>rghlp fee, which i.s
'M C:i!>nl• per person.
. Miu Marit-H effern, art auJ)('r-
visor for the Ne\\'J)Ort Beach Ple-
lnientary schools, has select('(! five
1)WSters from among th06e m1bmit-
•t'-"'J b}' her studeii.ts to il.dvt>rtize
thP <!riv£>. The£e \\•ill ht> displayed
promlnt>nUy thi9 week in various
11hop windows. ~tr&. Rexford
Bnndt, wPll-kno\\·n local artista
aflfl cha it mlln of thr PTA's art
C'on1mittN". also ha~ <h:~!i~ned poEl·
te.r& for tbf' 1nf'mber&hip t>nrol·
-;::. mPnt WeE'k.
Mrs. Csenar is anxious to have
nr\\'OOmPrs to the Harbor area un·
rl~J'&tand that lhC'rt~ ia juat one
Parent· Teacher AS8()("iation for
the> thrf'e <'lf'·m!'ntary school•
''Tht>rt> i$1 nn rixf'd ~chool bound·
a.tlP~ within the city," she i:1tated,
"an<t tt.rf'8.a d(•flign.nlf'<I for each
Main School PT A
Meets . Today ·
ActlvltiE'a of thl" nE'w y<'ar of
the ~ta M£>sa Main School PTA
•chool are hAM.'d on exlltinc en·
rolmenl~
"The Harbor a.re• i• a fut-
&'J'0\1,ring one-and It se·ems advls·
able t O admit a child to a schoo1
in the locaJ system whtir~ he can
best bl> accommodated.
Tbe three schoob. Corona del
Mar, Horace Ensign and the New·
port Beach school. -form a closely
knit scholutlc unit and the beat
lntel"<'sts of the chlld1can be serv·
ed by the single large member·
ship or one PT A embracing par-
e-nu, teachPMI a.nd friends of the
NPwport lK'hool district ."
The parents' Guidf' and PT A
program phamphlet etatel!I that
COOP,eratlon of the home and
achool i.n p~Aenting ideal11 arrord-
ing \vholesome practice In '-'·ork
and play and pfoovidl ng 1ympa-
thetic guidance ill th(' ideal for
which the PT A strives.
M('mberattip chairmen directing
the drive's actlVl.tjes are MM'. Carl
Wolff. Corona del Mar: Mr•. •Wil·
liam Coleman. Horace Ensign:
Mrs. C. E. !lifcNe\1, Newport
Beach.
Results of the memtwrship drive
w111 be announct'd at the first
meetint of the Newport Beach
elementary schools PTA, October
le at the Newport school audl·
tortum.
Helen Steckfon
to Attend
Zonta Conference
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.fri,"_Gar:d ~Party
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At tht! Weat 8el810it of the
VFW Awduary Sll3&. · prealded
~,. by Preaide:nt.lrene. Timmins,
lt, wu voted to declare Friday,
~t. 3, a ·dark night and hold a
,PUbllc urd. party Instead of a
n1ttting.
' The benetl.t affair will be Alaged
"in Amerk!an ~on hall, Coata
M-. bel!IMlnf at T'SO p.m.
Can:uta., brlilce and plnochle will
be played. ,,,.,.., will be door
prt&eJ 1 and table prtaea -and re-
frohmenl.I, . It II announced by
Dorothy OilJe1ple, publicity chair·
man. Everyone ll welcome; a
amaU donation wt.II be taken at the
door or tJckell may be purchued
' from any· .member .
Proceeda wllJ be u.ed tor wcl·
I t&l"e· work. GenE'!ral chairman \n
charge-of arranrcmenta la Ik.>lorea
Morrtaon. ,
Mathf'WS who tnld of the pressing
need• of the CommunJty Cheat:
lhe uked tor volu.ntttrs to help
with the Colla Meo campaign
Monday, Oct. 1. A number of
Women otfen>d their aal•ta.nce.
The auxiliary 9elll &10.00 to
help with the party ala.led for
Oct. T at Sawtelle hOBpttal.
Elsie Hermance tumed In &11 .~
to the.> welfare rund from t}'lt> u lt>
of old clothing w~iclt she make•
over and repairs.
Ho.lplt.al Chatm111.n ,Lela Lane
re-ported that l!lhe had donated
&320.60 worth of ' ma.tertl.11 to
the vetera.na at Camp Pendleton
)\p1pltal. Oceanalde. Lota -of uh
trays, h9me-made jellif'• an« read·
inx material tor I.he patlenta arf'
£lilt needed, Airs. Lane ea-Id .
Reported on the sick list werP
Wanna Robert~ and lren(' Smllh,
recuperatin~ from •Urgery, and
Dorothy Gllleaple, who h.ad '&. bout
with pneumonia.
RE'freshmE'nts \lo.'ere scrVC'd · by
May 'Buckland and Yvonne Scott.
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If . to 1d ucate Your Children
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is Your Dream for Future Years,
Start filID1l NOW to Save the Money
and St Free from Doubts and Fears.
Let r.J\ln~' gro'''. ''h1le chil Jri'n
grow. Sa'e for t>Juca11on 1n ;in in·
sured )a\'J ng.s acco,101 here.
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SAWNGS INSURED UP TO $!0,000 . ' •
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U-DRIYE CRUISERS
Row·80AJS • ot:TnoAnn~ • J,l\'t: liAIT e T .'\f:l(l.F.
• SmaU Boat
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will ~ laun<·he<l today 1 Oct. 2l Mrl'I. Helen Stockton ot Corona
a.t a meet ing in the school audl· del Mar, president ot Zonta Club
torium at 3:15 p.m. ~f.rs. Ray of Newport Harbor. V.-as named
Trautwf>in, prE'sid('nt. wiJI prealde. delegate to the Zonta Fall Con-
".Know Your School" is the pro· ference, to be held i.!' Sacramento
gn.m thf'me. Supt. Ev<'rt-tt Rea. October 12, 13 and 14th, and Mrs.
will introduce Jer:pme F.dwarda, Helen Norton of Newport Beach
new principal or Main School. The was elected as alternate, at the
current achoo!\. situation will be I regular monthly evening meeting
d\acua&ed b;• Mr. Rea. of the Zonta Club of Ne...,•port
• • Discuss Nursing at
Red Cross Meet
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nuni:f', will outllnt' t,he sp{'('i&I Ber-ton's Cape Cod House on Balboa
vices available to school children Island.
t.hrough. her office. <l·H girls will The ZOnta Club is the first ser·
model clothing which they made vice club in the area to respond
.U!'d~r the 8UP8Tvision or their to appea.l, if\ conjunc tion wtth
leader, Mra.. Doris Taylor. Richard's Market of Newport
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There :'Will be community Bing· Beach. to ft1rniah ·refreahn1ents
lrJg lrd by Mrs. Virginia Kidder, after football pme11 tor local and
music supervisor. Tt>aCht'l'a will visiting high !IC.hoot teams.
be introduced. Under the chair-Plana tor the Zonta Carnival
Ol&Mhlp of Mrs. W . L. Hepperle, Dlnner to be held at the Balboa
PTA board membera wUl act u &y Club November 16th are
hosteuea during lht" tt"a interim procre•alnl' rapidly.
James Stolaroff-Phyllis .·Vallejo .. I Rites Solemnized at CDM ~Church
in Ute kinderi"arten room.
PIER.AN HOSTE.88
Hr•. !liferhert Allema.rl, 123 Uth
1treet, waa hostess at a deuert
rneettnc ot the Pleran club of
Banta Ana.. Ft-ature of the day ' 111aa a. l"hJte elephant sal<', fund·
rai1nc project tor the P()(>try Fea·
tlval of Chapparal P~t..e. to be
held Oct. 21 , 12:30 p.m. in San·
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Home today from a Carmel~-------------
honeymoon art' .• Afr. a.nd Afr11. 'gavp best man a~tance to his
Jame!! Owt>n Stolarof(. \Vhost> latr brother and lllhe1'3 were George
September . wffiding _ was_ !JUl<'mn· R.ont of Corvall iSJ Qre.: \\'illlanl
izecl at Corona dt'I !Ii-tar Commu· Volkrl and Jam~s Shli'lly, Lo!
nity c~urch. Tht' bride Is lhl' Ane:{'Je,;. l
former ~fi.se Phyllis Valle>jo, .,~.1r her d ht • , dd '
Mrs. Louis Plummer
Killed at Fontana datlchter of Mr. and Jl.-fra. Phil· ' aug er 8 ,.e ing ~(rs. Phelps wore an attraC'tive ip Charles Phelps of Roll in(( Hllll" ankl£>·lt'ngth gown of pink lacf'
M I'S Louis Plummer of 1136 ranch. Yon('alla, Oregon. ThC' · O\'f'r gra.r tulle whilf' Mrs. Stol· We.st Ocean Front, wife of the bridegroom Is 'hon of Mr. and Atr·s. a roff chosr a dinn~r dress of bur-
.former auperindentent or Fuller· Fabian Stolarorr. 1608 Pacific gandy creJ:tt.>. ton Union Hll'h achool and Juntor Dtivf', Corona del Afa r.
collel'e. waa killed instantly Sun· Phyllis "''•• given in kN>ping by B~· C'and1Pllcf1t
day at Fontana in a car accident ht>r grandfather, Ph'1J ll p Vallt'jo, \\.hite g ladioli ~d a myriad of
Naiad Mariners
Greet Members
at Opening Session
Mariner Ship Naiad of N~w·
port Harbor Girl Scout Councll
opened ils fall activities on SepJ..
.25 \\"ith a supper at 5~30 at lhf'
Girl Scout hoUsto . MaMnct's GracE',
dinnt>r, Sf'& ch.antiC'll, lntroduC'tion
of the guesta, -Wt>lcoming of new
members, business and setting
up Shlp \\'as program for the eve·
ning.
The nelA' skipper, J.{ra. Al RyletL
introducf"d her first mate. :P.tr8. I ...
J . Taylor, SE'<'ond mate-. Mrs. Paul
1.fartin and Miss Carol Clark. the
' ' Many a big deal ha• been maot
: tbru a amall Want Ad
when the two were re.tumlnl' t q, 0~ San Fra nc i~cn, In . an ('IJ!;'ht tapC'rs In tall canllelabra d('coral·
their summer home ·Bt Lakr-O clock doublr·rtng ct>remony Pf'!'· ed th(' church (of lhe Cf"ren10lly.
Arrowhead. They have been win· forined by tht' Rev. Paul Edward Sin1ilar flowt>rs we.re U!led as set·
athletic direetor. Guest of honor
(or the evening was J.trs. Ted
Ha1nbrook. (oMTier skipper of the
ship and now second deputy of
Newport couhcU. She waa present~
C'd with an.. orchid corsage. Four
ne\v membera of the ship, Carol
Doane, Ju~y and Sally Stewart
and Patsy Grant wet'f'. presented.
• · ter realdenU here tor a ever a I Babbitt. She "'88 a channing pie· t ing for lhP 1·eception In Pilgrim ,. r--------------.1 yeari and a.re active in Christ tur1.• In her wrddln~ go,vn of nylon hall.
'1 Leite ~ Beck D D 8 • Church by the Sea. tulle OVE'r utln, "'Ith banrts of Both ;·oung people attended the r er, • • • Funeral •ervlces Will be held ro!re point outlining thr orf should· University of catifomla, wht-re
DENTISTRY Wedne*18.y at 2:30 p. n1. In Fu!· <'r yoke and drop~d wa.istll~e. tht> ,brldE' was a tnember of Zeta
lerton M.elhodiat ch11rch. Officl· A crown of roee point embroid· Tau Alpha sorority and her hu1·
ants ,wlll be the · Rev. Thomas ered with S('<'d pearls held lhP band was affiUat~d with Theta
Pendell ot Christ Church by the ahouldt>r len"-gth ve il and elbow 1 Xi. Tht>y are noW. making their
Sea a.nd tbe Rev. E. Dow Hott~ length gloves ('ompletcd the Pn· hon1f" at iJO . Arrqy-0 Dr{v~. South
. 1T86 Newport Blvd., Co.ta Mea
Medical Bldl'. Beacon 87152
llOa \:. Bay Ave., Balboa
ff.arbor 327..J
man ot Coronado. semble. Her bouquc>t was or lilieA PuRadt'na.
of the valley and white orchids.
F or adornment, !!he wore 11 singlt' 1
Other airl l'UC$t.8 We.re Deann•
Peteryion,. Judy Roge~. La Nett.A
Rlchardk>ri and Joan Clark.
Tita Vincent is •"•"d 01 .,..,1.. Ham' Dinnet !Wed. su,·.-r and Ro&f"!ll • ' • \ •
This. G\rl Scout group meets on
the second · a.nd foo'rth · Tue'Sdays
ot the mOnth gi 7:30 at the Girl
Sci:iut lfouse and ·has planned a
tuU :icKeditle .for the corrUng year. • • < • • !.{any o!' the girl.a.. will attend' lhe
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Phone: Bea~n 5110
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CORONA nn, lllAJt
DA'( AND NIGHT •
Pllqloe -· u
U. of 0. Rally Girl
Lanita Vincent, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. R. Vincent. 322 L
street. Balboa, was one ot five
«iris selected for the University
of 0re«On'11 rally equad. Miss vu;.
cent' waa one ot a group of 21
fln.alltta who competed beto~ the
Uninralty'a Rally lloerd. She had
prevloualy experienct &a a rally
pr .. lowo uperienC4 u a rally Jlrl
at Newport Harbor Hlfh School
Ml• Vincent ls a junior imajor
ln liberal •rtf. ..
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Br-idf"8Jnaids \\o·ere Margaret I at Mesa Churoh
Bun.ke of Orange, Barbara Krause ; ! '
Bunke of P ortl8J'ltl, Or~ .. and Jean 1 Under thie au.spic~ of the wsqs
Ann Young of ~ Glendale. Tht>y or the Costa Meaa Community,
were go,v-ned alike in silver berr· ' Methodist Churctl s ha'm dJnner,
ga.llne, ballerina length ,nd car-opt•n to the public, will be given
ried bouquets of pink roees whJch \Vt'dnt>sday. Oct. 3, In. the new
matched their hair bandeaux. Du· reC'reatlon hall of the churCh from
plicallnl' the weddln&" .l'own in 6 :30 to 8 p.m. The affair is the
atyte waa the ion, troclt of pink fi rst public dinner to be held In
nylon tulle a.nd benPlJne worn 1th<' new buUdlng:
by the nower rtrl. Ma:ry Lou Da· R eservations may be made by
vb., coualn ot the bride. H~r hair phoning Mrs. H . •B. McMurty, Be.
wu prlanded with pink roses 5063-M. Mn. Ruth Barnett, Bea.
and she carried a bouquet bf the :s.:&02. or other IWSCS members.
aame blouoma. "'" ,,,,. I Tickets tor 8.dulta are priced at
Warren Stota!'O(f PUl.de.na Si.25 each: chit 1 n.. M cents.
.r11.1tge County Senior. Girl Scout
conference October 26-28 at Ca.mp
Seeley, Crestline, where discuas1on
rroupa led by Girl Mediators and
designed for an exchange of ideas
and thoughts will be held.._ Plus &
lot of out-door fun.
Regular membef.s ot the lhlp
are Judy Allen. Leab Clark,
Yvonne Taylor. Nancy Tritt, Mai-y
Harvey , Jan Dulwortb, Nancy
Deaver, Jolene Cen.JM'1l, Doran
Su,es,s. Connie M&n&'Q)d, Jane Nu-
nan, Ellen Owen. Ba:rbara 8tarete.
and Sharon Sherrill.
-People do ru.4 .'u... mt• ad&
All phases ot the' Red CrosJ<
nursing servicl"s were con11idered
In' the nursing conference held In
Southern Orange County Chapter
hPadquarters, 1104 \V. 8th street,
Santa Ana, Thursday, Sept. 27, ac·
('Ording to Harry ·Ashton. ('hair·
ninn or Nt>\\'porl Harbor branch.
The conference was arranged
by thf.' National Red Cross .and
was led by Mn:. Jeanette Adam··
ako.s, assistant director of nun·
Ing servlcea and Mrs. Sigrid Bui·
lard, nursing field represt"ntatlve
or the Pacific area office. San
Francisco.
Whittier. northe"rn Orangt.> coun·
ty. Anaheim, Orange, Laguna
BE'ach and Southern orange coun-
ty chapter leaders in nuf.slng aer-
vi ces participated.
Home our.sing and !ls many
problems including recruitment
and training of Jay and profes-
sional Wtructors, clasa room
equipment 1nd aupplies, recruit.Ing
and .scheduling of C:la&iies, instruc·
lot training courses. \\'ere consid·
ered as was the nur6{' enrollment
program and the rE'sponsl billties
of the disaster nursing con1mittee
as It relate• to Red Cross di.sas·
ter and to polio recrultn1ent.
The conference opened at 9:30
a.m. and concluded at 4 p.m.
Prowlers Reported
by Four Residents
Prowlc>ra W?re rf'ported in vart2
ous sections of the 'fity over the
Wei'k end according to reports to
local poUce. Mn. Rtbert Shand of
J 09 30th street reported One on
hf'r front porch at 10:23 p.m. on
Saturday. · ·
At 12:28 a .m. on Sunday, one
W&l"I seen by Jim Zeiger at 616 Be-
gpnia avenue·. Still another was
discovered at 12 :115 a .m. Sunday
by J . R. Wilder ot 327 Montero
street. BalOO.. At 4 :41 p.m . S\fn·
day John Geiger, 101 Via Raven-
na, Lido I.ale, reported a prowler .
eeen on two eveninp, September
25 and Sept,emb:tr ii.
Chffd Hlllt Walldng
Into Frottt Window
Not like ·· Alioe, lhl"luah 'tl1•
Jooklnr glaa, but rifht pirough
the plate gJa.u · front Window
,..U.ed 'a~ .~ar old li)l1¥~h
Qlllck at 1~:30 a. m. on Sunday.
She had mJEakd tbe Window for a door.'
Tl\I UUe Cll'J wu oeriOual.f cut
.., tlle otomacli and euatalMd beactJ! lajurieL /She, wal: taken .
tmmedla~y b_y 8eaJ ambuJ•nce~ to
-, Ana Ool!lmlllllty tiosp1w.
Jtliaabeth and be!' mott::;.::: If. C. I Q¥ldt -Of S0UtJ1
were ' ,..Nt.i of Rutl1 HukeU, lHO
Waat ""y·a...,ue, wheri tlie'aoei--t ~ . ,_·. . .., ~ ~ :
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436 Serrt1 Drive Harbor 1171-J
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)IRS. WINiruD kARBiul. aoci4~, .Edl.lot-' • . -,,..._..,_,_,""' ............ ~~ ... .--~-"';~"-Mol ... ~ ... -'4'W
Mrs~ C. H~ Mc~ellips · 9f Arizona
Addresses Loca~ DAR Members 1 Sprrchcs givrn at the Conll-·•--------------
nental Congr~ss h!~hll«bt.ed the
On.t fa U n1f"etlng or the Cot \}'U-
llam ' Cah<'ll Cha ptrr or Nl"WPQrt
Harbor DA R held on Septe m-
ber 26 al th(' home of MMI. Ward.
Porter. 309 Carnation 5trl'rl , Cor·
o n11. lh'l Alar. A~"llslan t h~teR.~f"H
OAR Bridge Party
Changed to
Balboa Bay Club
weN' ,_I r~. \\'. T . Marx ond lofrs. , Due 1to the gTf'&L intere!'ll In and'
J e&'W \Volr1•. the numbt>r of rr!K'rvatloM for lbe
Af.r:l. LoncJ,~rs. program ch air-Col. W ill iam cabt>U Chap t"r of ~~J ~~i1"~
ma.n, lnlrodu<:t>d the M!>t>Bk•~r of lh(' the Newport Harbo r DAR bcne· "':..r(;,'~f'.'{J:
. afternoon, Airl-1. e. 11. lofcKelllp:=t.• flt card party schffiulrd for Oct. • " , >, -
Arizona l'llate historian. 'vho spok" 3, lHe. setting ror lh<' a rrah· has 1: :• ., .. ;· .. "'"'"''h
on t hr Rixtielh Contlnt-nlul Con -been t'hanged . It will h.~ hPld at •• .,,. v-•A>v
J:'n"'SS h1 •l1l ln~t April. Sht> clt>~rib-lhf' Ba.Ibo! Bay r luh ns 8 df'~'>t·rt J '• "
e<I the b"auty or V..'ashington In at o nf' o'clbck .
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Meets af'Home o(' Hon:ie ·Fro~ T~ip . Open. to -Masons; ~
. Mn. Sam Crawl°"2. ft5 ,Kee;· ' ' Mrs. Wayne· Hunter no11a ......... eoota v-. i. 11oe1c "i.n. are ~ '°" ~ \183" · I · trom a motor \rip -Pf,ll)'ID& dinner to rt-Thu-y. 0ct. 4,
,cln:lo 8 of Ille Bal-llland Hr. and Ill,._ mrn..t · Rbnill&us;b bJ Job'1 ~ Coat. Mesa w .8.C.8. JI. ·I. Cooununlt;y MeUIO• and cblldren to P-l<!llo, Ida., lleU!el 117, In the 1l!'rid&1 After-
dllt Cburclt met WednNday .nOOll where the JlcmlM\11111>1· will ..tab-noon clubhoWIO, eo.ta M ....
for tvnc'1eon at the honte of the llsh reald~ce., 'ftaey ,n.oved. from 'ncketl rnay be 0-tatned train
cb&trm.an~ Mn. Wayne Hunter, Santa Batbah u ! Mt, Rombaup metnben. ll"ollowtrig the dlafter the
111 G"lnd Canal. M,._ ~nard fuie entered the. School ·of P-harm· sfrla will uempllfy theil" wof.k
Hargrave waa co-tao.tea. . · acy at the unlvenlty there. In tor t·hf" major ity aegree. AU pe.r-
Mra Kunte.r prealded over thfl S-tUe Wull., Mra. Crawford wu 90M e-11glb1e ue welcome to it·
:-.. •-ting. The kidnap Joined
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by her 1118ter, •lolrs. >«arle t<'lld the at••t.ins; which 8J.hu
bn>akfut g1v~n by M'ra. F-tancea Vestl"Pe of oompton. at 7 :no p.m.
Riley recenUy wu reported U ~-----' . ..._""""-------------------very IUC'Cffllful and lot.a of tun .
Mn. V. Rlekan:l la '111t.atUng a
travelln«i" bMket to hvlp In nlalng
l\JDCIL
Thoee p rf'sent besklca lhe b08-
te:at:S wcrr, Mra. V. fiLckard, Neal
Donker , R . ·H. Edwartls, Percy
Ba&Dea. Fnmcea Riley , Florence
Woodhouse, Blanche Bakker, Clem
Chris tle and Ted H auaew.
Th<" next ·mN>t lng will be
Oct obrr 3 1Bt at th("-home of Mn1.
Neal Donker, 323 Orand Canal,
with Mrs: R . 1·1. F..d\Y~rds , co!.
hOlll~!R .
FRI.~:. OCl. 5 ~.:: BALBOA
PEACE OFFIC_ERS ANNUAL BALL
HIS PIANO
AND
.t!,Pr ingtime and t he dramatic nag ~erva tlon chairman it1 Mrs. I
r itual of thf' opf'nlng or thf' Con-Ca rl Hannn, Harbor 0091-J, at
J;T1'~'i. whose holne the bt"'nt'flt was orlgi-1
Th.• intt•ll eclual background of nally plannt"d. Bridg<' and Cana"'ta
th<' Congres.q, as reported, was In-will be plny~d an1f M'VE'rfl l door
(lt>e<l ~.'T<'at. Attorn<'y iGen€'ral Of pr!%Cfl have bef'n donatf'd by it re,
th" U. S .. J . H o,vard McGrath, C. F. Lande.rs, vicr-reg-ent. '
"'pokt'-on ··Ju"'lil'f', the Keystortf' Table prizf's will come from t he
of O<>m oncrat·y." Sf•na tor Harry Kay Finch studio. Mrs. Bfadcn
F . Byn.J or Virg inia apoke on the Finch ta a member of the ~hap
"Unitrd -&,_lates and National ter. All proceeds from the bc-ne-
E<-onofny" and _ &>-na tor Robert fit will f{O t o the na tional building
Tart nr Ohio~ aUdrt·s.oi<'d th" audi· lund or lh p naughlPr~ o r tht•
EBF.1,14 .Jl s10 Rs \\'at~h modf"ht "'1nwtn1 •port" •ttt~ l\-ilfa tbey Mid tttr-lr ftl"llt fall IM"Mlon Tlw,...
da}· a t fhf" hnm" nf ~'""' \V. E. FlsMr, Shor,., C'llCf"-lo front. (L to R ) ar~ t~ thrf'f'o modtl-. M'H.
II. (', \\'lllla mJI, 1'1'1'. F. \\'. K u~ter, J r ., and '.\f,,., l •.ftlf>S Richard.Mn. "'atchlns, (L to R) a te 1'-fmf.-.
1\, n urr \\'hltf', ('balrma n ; \\'urrr n A: Srort , c~. F. .• H nllo" ... )'. E. ff. FlnJ1trr, "'' E. F1abf'r, C. R.
1-lt.aaf, N. II. Rnbrrtlf"'li n, ltolw•rt (lnrctnf'r nnd T h11 ma11 !\1<'1'f a5tf'r . (New11-Tlmes P hot o )
Circles 1 and 2 or th<' samt'
group we.re recently organlzcd,
Circlt> 1 at th" home ot Mrs.
Harold Fink on Sept . 1 4 . 7.fr!!I.
Stcphl"n Smith wa" elccte<l c hair-
man. Clrcl(" 2 n1 rt September 20
al the home nr Mrs. Robert
Ibbotson, electlng Mrs. A rth ur
Schenkf'l u thi•ir chairman \Vllh
1'lnl. D. G. BaJ<f'r aA.°'lsting.
? HIS ORCHESTRA
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f'RCf's o n "D~!f'n!K' of A1nrricn." Amerlt'an Rf'volution. Library Lists
'·New Books
Ebell Juniors
Open Season
With Style Show
A profnun.J aCldr<'M on lhe "Dan-
gerR of \\'orhl Comm unism" was
given by Rr v. Edmud A. Wal<5h,
vice-prC's!dent of Georget own uni-
VeNli l.,,y followC>d by St>nator Ed-
ward Martin's talk on "Amcrlca 'g
Grt>atC'Al Dang£'r ...
A l Ru~l nf"!' .. Sf-Qlon
~r rs. Charlrs Boardman, regl."nt,
,prt•sided. Drvotlona.Js by ,_fMI. J es -
f'e Wolfc--; chaplain. opened l he
SP!(Sion. M rs. \\'llli!_n1 Tritt 100 thf'
flag-snlutP. Minute!'! of the pre-
vions mC'<'ting were givl'n by ),{rs.
H . P. YarnPll, r<'co rding secretary
fnllowed by t rea~urf'r. Mrs. J amf'S
W<-bRt <'r's rrport. Cortt11pondencr
wa."' read by Mr11. A . E. Stockton .
rorrespond1ng !K'Ctt>la ry. The re -
g'f'nt a nnouncl'<I tY.'O new appoint-
m<'nts. '-frs. H . P . Yarnell will ht>
hrnipitallty chairma n and ),frs.
Lester· Vierling Is the new chalr-
n1an o r nat ional defense. The res-
ignation of registrar , Mias Bes.Me
Sk inner, wu accepted w ith re&'J"'.._L
Tra :~rvro from a beautlf'Ully·
appointeod ta ble concluded t he an-
ernoon. A lace cloth, allver a.nd
crysta l a nd a noral piece of whit e
f lo y,,•e..rs and fla gs together with a
s uperlative view of the bay made
a beaotJfUI pict ure. M n . J . L .
Beach poured. Membera wbo at-
tended were Mrt. Cha rle.a Board-
man. Mrs. J . L. Bea ch, Mra. W . E .
hhe!-r, Mn. C. F . Landen, Mn.
A . E . Stockton, Mra. Leater Vier-
ling, M rs. Jam~ W ebeter, Ai r-ft.
Harry \Y elch, Mra. H . P , Yarnell,
Mrs. Louis Sanda, Sr., M rs.-carl
Hanna and A-frs. William Tritt .
Guests wer (' Mn1. C. H . ).{cKelllps,
J;.f l.M Gertrude Montgom t"ry and
Mrs. Myrtle Slaughter.
Missionary ·Bishop
Don Ward Pho!'les
From Germany •
Timely, for aU who follow 11porl11 Approxln'Kl lely 50 n1c mbcrs and
i~ a n r w non-fict ion book added guest s of the Ney,,•po rt Beach
Don Ward, who la now in Casa thlic month at thC' Ne<A•po11 Brach Ebell J un iors wel'e pre11enl for the
Blanca with the u. s. Air Fore<' public library. AuthorNI b1• a rui.ual Membership Tee., given by
Special SPrvice8, telephoned from Schoor, lt '11 t iUe il'l "Sugar Ray the execut ive boa rd at t he hilltop
Germany t o h is par"nts, Mr. an" Robinson." ho1ne or Mrs. W. E . F hther, 14 9
Mnt D. R. Ward, l2J Vi a U n-Other book!; n<'W nt lh(' li brnry Shnrecliff Rd. Thursday afternoon..
din e, Lldo lslc. ~hJs month lncludt>: The guest!'! were welcon1e'd a t
The fonn cr Harbor High ath-1' .. IC'tion : Asc:h, MOfl<'ll ; Bomes. t he entrance or lhf' spu('io11 1~ p:ttio
With All 'ly H eart · B omfl Id by t he fler tion cha o"•m•n. 'Ir•. A'. lf t e Wll.8 on a. week 's lrip to N ur-"' • r e · ,.. "
cmburg to attend a basketball Mr. Smith; Gilil'I, Harbin's Ridge; Burr W hit e, .Jr., an1! the n1c1nbcr-
clinic which was h<'adf'1·1 by th" l-lendryx, Murdt•r on H :l lfaday Mlp chairman, Af rR. J.', \\'. Kus·
famotlS Kenluf'ky roat'h , Adolph Crt>f'k ; J n<1celyn, \Va gons W<'sl: tcr , J r .
Rupp. M ann, Thr Holy Sinnt~r: Atarko-An lnfom1nl iaAnion Rho"' f(':'l-
Don .joined the armed ror Cf'fl in wi~. T hf' Daughlt"r; MatheAOn, t ur lng rasnal rlothe~ of lhe /.lea·
F C'bruary , 1950 and ha..,. been over T he Cil'ltt'm and t he F'ounlRtn ; ~n \l.'nfl presented by Lorne's,
seas for thrPe month8. He w&.1! so P r o ti t y, F' a b I a ; Seelf'y, The BAiboa Islanrt. Wt>arlng t h e
EhthWled oVer t he trip ancl the Stra nJ:;<'r Beside Afe; Scir"rt , Doc· clothes, Lhe st yle.!1 r11ngin1 fron1
beautltul country through which tor of 1'-fercy: Shipn1 an. Sister or pedal push~rit anr! ctt>nlms to sn1art
he went, that he "juAt had tn tf'll th<' Britte; Shu tman, The A1any s t reet enaembles, were M rs. Rob-
90meone abnut It." f l.oV<'B of Dobi<' Gilliit; Stokes, ert Gardner, Mrs. H. C. \\'illit1.n11t,
Latin Revue ' for Ebell Meeting
F.tr.!rt gene ral m eeting of E~ll
clu b will be held this com ing
Thursday at A merican Legion
-hall with a J2:30 luncheon p reced-
lnr the program, Reet>rvatloq
ahould be m ade with Mrs. E . R I
R ichards, Harbor 1570-R or Mr a
P . J . Sullivan, Harbor 1729·W .
Year books will be distributed at
t hla t ime.
''A Lat in R evue" Is to be the
program. lt will feature T ony F er-
rell. baritone a nd guitar ist: Anita.
d8.ncer; and Don Howard, marim-
biat.
·An executive board meeting will
be held the same day at 11 a.m.
Captlvf' In th<' N i~h t : Ston<'. T hr Mrs. N. H. RoberdeR11, Mrll. F . W.
Prl•Jllident's Lady; Stong, Forty Kuster, Jr .. nnd "lrs. Jnn1f'~ R iC'h·
r•uundit or Gold ; and Yt"on i, Thr nrdson.
Sp1·1lbound Vllla ~l'. Alrll. Ll-sl~r Vlc1·1in g, Mn:. J . G.
1.Iyster Je.q arc·: Bull<'r, Blow Hot , Smith a nd Mra J ohh Stolz prr-
BloY.' Coif!; Disney, S traw Man; sided at th<' br autlfull y appionted
Jl'pson, M ap Dead; a nd RUMt>IJ, tea. ta bles. one being intioors and
Cook Up A Crlmr. one Jn the patio,
Other new non·fl c l lon In cludes: Mrs. F isher, Welfa re Chairman
Brawn, Cleopatro Slept Here; announced Lhe awarding of a plant
Coataln, Th~ Magnlncen t Century; on wh.lch donatiof)S we.~ 'ta}<en, ~wler, Schnozzola: ·aumpert, The the plant betnl' won by Mr•.
Anatomy of Rapplneu : Hawklna, White. .
Outdoor Flrepla cell and G rill.a: . Board members who wer~ host-
Hawklnll, \\'alks o.nd Pa ths, Drive-es~s tor t he tea included : Mrs.
ways, etc.: Kin.sf'!, The CAthollc C. R . Staaf, Mr.!1. N. H. Roberde.au.
Shrine's of the Holy Land ; Schoor. I Mrs. H. C. William!'!. M rt'I.' Thomu
Sugar Ray Robinson : Schuck, I McMa11 tere, 1'·trs. E. H. F infllf'r.
Nobt'I, ThC' Man anct His Prlze11; Mrs. C. E . Hollo\vay. Mrs . J ohn
Stokt'R, Thr Savannah: and T rt'-R. Daniell. hfr~. \\'arren E. Scott.
ga.qkf.11, SrvC'n 1-"nJ.:Ul'l'I lo Para· ~f rs. 1'1erlin C. Sht'eley, Airs. F . t
dlSC'. W. K 11!4t~r. Jr .. ~frs. W . E . FishPr
. ---------a nd 1tfrs. Whit~.
to Address County Mothers ' Cl ub
Episcopalians . Meets Wednesday
Women's Fellowship 1 . •
Opening Meeting Letter to the Editor
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ThP R t. Rf'V. J&mC's Wilson
Huntt'r, Bl.!!hop o1 Wyoming, will
s peak \Vednesday e venln« of this
we-ek at 8 p.m. Jn tlle Church of
the A-!eMiah, Santa Ana. Epllco-
pa.IJ'ans or Newport Beach and
oti'ler Orange county parlshea will
atte nd. St. Jamt>a choir will join
with othe rs ln the music pro.
g"11'1, Thia ls one of three m,eet-
i np at .which the· mi.Mionalj; -bi.-
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ART SECTION
Ebell Club's art aectlon wilt b.old
tt.a ntst clau on Wedneeday, 9
a .m . at Lhe home Of tht> teacher,
Jqan In1rlg' Brandt, 4M ~lden
rod avenue. From there the group
wW go on a painting tHp . llra.
Horace Park~r b chairman of the
~f.ctlon.
. R egula r meeting of the Moth· at St. Andrews
~a club of Job'a Daug hters, Costa The Wom~n·s FC'llow.,hip will
K esa Bethel lti7 · will .. be held meet In the lounge al St. An-
'fednesday, Oct . 3 at ':30 p.m. I drew'8 Presbyterian chu rch, l :Sth a~ the home or Mr~. Van D. Robin-street and St. Andrews Rd .. New-
son, 824 W . 18tll street. port H eights for de111Wrt Wednea-
HERE FROM PETROLIA da y afternoon, October 3 at 1 :10
o'clock. The hostesses for the day
wtll be M rs. Clarence McCUlloch,
Newport Heights: Mni. T_had
Ss mue ls, Costa Meaa : and Mrt.
Olen WhJtlock oC Newport BeaCh.
The devotions will ~ led by
Week end vfaltors in tht> home
of Mr. and Mra.. Harry C: S urdlck,
W Magnall& avenue, Costa 1.fesa,
were Mr. a"n.d Mrs. Charlea Fowler
of f etroll.a, Calif. Mr. Fowl~r Is
a brother of Mrs. Bur dtek . Mt's .. Chri."'t lan Schindler .·
SHERMAN OAKS GUESTS George Sche re r, recen Uy retum-
lilr. and Hn. Charlea s . Melone ed from Lebanon. wtU be the
r •i• n-•'--•-N ..... gue!!lt speaker and w ill have many o .., " ~ avenue. ewpon . t ln h " to t II r h'· B elgbta, entertained Mr. and Mrs. an ere.st g t mga e o ""
M.et Cope of Sherman 6aka u •experiences while there.
"r'"" • M rs. Edgar Ifill, the preside nt
their house «'lest.a over the week of the Fellowship, said that clean.
end. sens:ible clothing is net'ded by the
homclei!S K orean of all ages and
!tOft ha ts, caps, sweaters. sJ1oe.s
and blankets in good condftlon
will be very acceptable a.nd she
asks that a n women ~ the church
either bring or t e nd their cbntrl-
butlons to the church aa eoon as
pouible ao the F ellowship ca n
scntl Its first .11hlpment on IL,. way.
Welfare Work
Planned by ·
Police Auxiliary
Looking forward to Cbrlstmaa
Wt!lfare work were membera ot
Newport &a.ch Police Auxiliary
whf!n they met on lhe evenlnl' of
S;eptem.ber JG at the home ot Bev·
eri7 Burdaall. santa Ana a venue.
Aallatlng hoatesa for the cvenlllg
WU Lola Pri<e.
• Tl>e CJOU P will br'= c&nned
gaod9 dud1'g' intervening wfflul
and at bolidoy time wm provide
portabable fooclo for bukw wlllch
tll•Y wUi dl4trlb\lte.
·A r..U.lty planned fbo:' them·
eelYM WU dfecUlaed, 'f a dlnner
w!tlcll will be held earlY In N....,.._
---le Qf th• ewnillC ·-
""" .,_ to -wltll Vlol<t sC--talcli>s; lfrot prtoe. Jue
Neth the -with MaJT C... umuo~
Pl •tat Wke A\adrf'J OatOI,
Dear Mrs. Barbra: I
It la with gr"8t pride t hat I
announce the fact that the bene-
fit brunch which ,\li.•e sponsor ed on
S eptember 18 tor the Nursf'ty
S chool for Vla uaUy Ha.ndlcappr d I
Chlldrrn , W B.3 the most !!IUCCC'SS-
ful yet .
• Aa a group and aa ·tndJvtduats.
We know what &tl lmporta.nt part
In a~ch a production publicity I
playa. ' "' ' ,_. '\ ,,. I
We do 10 appreciate alt that 1 you have do ne tbl.a year and i n
previoua· yeara tO make our par-
ty as flne a.nd popular ': one u
it hu ahvays ~n.
A vtait to the , Nursery School.
t he addreas of wlaich you will find
hereon, ts a he&rt·wanning ex·
perlence, one w hich you will not
forg et . If you e ver find tlle oppor-
1 t unity to make this visit, pleue
do M. T here you will see for your--
self the wonders y,,.·h ich the gcn-
erou.s p~ple or1 our comn1 unity
help to fM'rlorm ~
Thank you agafn -rna..t sincere-
ly. ~ .
Orange County Alumnae
Chapter of Delta Gnm ma
, Hau1 ~r. Ray
' Tar Gri~st11rs Treated
fo After-Game Snack
Jll!lnet y bo)'11, member& of the
football t...,,.. '\'hkh played Fri·
day night at Harbor HI, were. u
pleued aa thef were surprlacd
when lhe.y w ere !provided wtth· an
alter-pm• ma~ or .andwtchea,
milk ond polAto· c.lllps. ·
Ta m mtmbe;;/ eat at 3 p.m. and
by U.. time the 1 pme• wu o•tt,
they wt:re but, hUngry! Coach
Irwin treated Itta tea.ri:i the Pft---
vlolla wedt OD the ""y home trom
the Rlvenlde pme,. ond It WU
then tile -<alile Into belns. 0..
J'rld>.7 Newpcwt . Ha.-Zon!A
dU oad·O. W. (Dt<)<I Richard 0/.
IUebard'a m.a.rket 1dmf<l up on
tlle ~ with Rlc:bord tilnllahlDs; thO brood, n>aJODllaloO Ud poto\o
chljioL Tbe ...,Up """"* -.....
-el otlltt clU.. will tab ~u..-..
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Jfarx om ..... -0.1111111. -Jlollit qe. o1 ~ tGUa a:.. -1-. LaVota Lace. tao Ooola -. 11M -"""" a 11&7 ,. , • Prloo, lifa,.ftt Nhlln. Betty..,._ ., WP a wl -..... _., Ila
1 0 fl' .. ::.-: :: ;.:; ~ =-: t':a:.:•.;.:. = Vlolot 8'== J~ Notll :::... ft1&a. ~=::-~
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0 '"' • (ftoto..,, .,.._ .... , 1,.iu. Ylola CilnloOI ~-....... .
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Result.a com e trom cqnatant
Practice! ·An lid regularly in t his
paper will prodUCP rf'atllll for you.
ADMISSION 1.25 -TAX INC.LUDED
the
FRIG I DAIR I
house of harmony
· 1817 Newport Avenue, Costa Mesa
Requests the Pleasure of your Company at their
Frigidair.e Homemaker's Party
in Cooperation with RICHARD'S LIDO MARKET
THURSDA.Y MORNING UDO THEAlRE
10 to 12 October 4 Newp~ leach '
Broadcast Over KVOE · •
' Doot Prizes Gi~s Entertainment
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Mr. Roger Hannaford and Mr. Donald Hayton, ~e new owners of
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Formerly F1'1ZPA TRICK'S
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OPENING WEEK, BEGINNING OCT. 4
$10 FREE $.0
MERCHANBISE DRAWING
TBll wcca_
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MENfs·ww
Supple on,. Blues
McKen•r. Spertswiar
M ~Stal .-.is
K.rtzlt11 ··511m
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Cirole . Chris •
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• ~ -NEWPORT HAKBOB PUBLISHING OOKPANY 'il-· of cil.IFoRNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHEllB ""88"N.
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omce and Prinllnl' Pla.nt at 2211 B&Jboa Boulevard
Telephone Ha.rbor 1818
11iterec1 ~ Second-ct.au Matter at the Po9tottlce ln Newport Beach,
\ Calltomi& under the Act at March 3, 1879.
WILUAM A. MOSES, Edit.or
• . J . M. FRANCIS, Buatneu Manacer
·-SUBSCRIPTION BATES: ,
:-NE'WPORT·BALBOA NEWS-TIM~ e>'U7 -ru-ia7
.., 0n.n119 County, '150 per yeu; 1%.00 aJI moatha: 11.15 tllrM
..... tho (Abo laeludeo tho NE'WPORT·BALBOA PRESS, Th~)
• • oUtalde Oran&fl Count.y $4.00 per year
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Push Button .. War, ~ -1111., Letter from F•.McCabe · ·
Is Still iri Futur~. :~ Biid>, E:r~ u-~ s Tru.m, • Soiii_ewhere lon the West Coast
WASHINGTON -Detoplte MW o,.r -: ' . ·-·,, · an ~
weapon• the day of puab button I ut illfOl'qMld tllat Oonnaor White House
wartare la not here. J'urther, our Wan'm bU -pated thla -Ir. Wuhlngtoh D C
own military frontleril ...... tar ~ 1 t.o a, .. ca,Jlfornl'! • . .
afield. Admlrol WUliam M. l'letch· N-por Week. I am therefore Dear Harry:
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er, new chief of naval operationa, ~ lhla oce&aiOa to ...,.... to .
..,Id r<eenlly ln hla nnt publll: the IDclllon of ~oral& my ..,... I talked with a representative of the Mexican Gi>v·
addr ... alnee l&klnf P""r the l"'lulatlou"" tlleplt.IJ>eY ha" emment·the other day and it seems that both his country Navy'a top slaff apot. played ln the aatallllahment,.of the
speaking 1n a cotronr. robust hlJh Journallotlc atandard& • ...,... and our'n have our national pastimes centered around the
voice that ,well coul4 ca.ny down aetertalns the nawwpapen of our f f lie h fi ht a quarter deck, the heavy aet ad· lltato. . bull In his country they ha»e a lot o e rs w o . 1g
mlral. whose shoulder boa.rd.I alt · Alt.boucb-1•• are comparattvely 'em while in our country. we have a lot of folks throwin'
11quarely on broe.d foundattona, ad· )'OUftl' aa a State. It LI my obeer• _ .1 dreMed lhe Women'• National vauon that our Callfomla n~ the bull . . . and we both have one th~g in common a.nd
Pre• Club and Ila lnYlt<d auecota. papen ban attained a atature that is the main areana of action is in the 'Capital.
He made an excellent tmpree-that 19 comparable with the ttnut
sion on bla Batenera., &It.bough the lA the oountry. Nowhere ln the
admiral uaed a prepared text he ·land ia the principle or a atron.-,
gavr 1t only quJck glance. u tr.a, anct independent preu better
though It were committed to mem-exempltfled than ln Callfom1L
o~y. I ain very pleued that Gove.r-
ln places tbn .....,...e WM nor Warren hut prOclaimed Call-
8tronc-lt carried tbfl st.reastJI fomta Newepaper Week. bee&U8fl
or top policy behlDd lt.-put by lhls a.ct.{on the attention of the
hf'Wl'LATION STRIKES AGAIN cffiilt for put and fotaro cl&-people of our State I• directed to ~"'.a.· rr~ hopew; ir:qua!ly on ..u tllree the very lrnporta.nt pa.rt played
He said their crop was purty good but they wouldn't
nowhere'• near bring in as much money as they expect
to get from us on their re-armament program. He did
give me one good pointer, t~', which I'll pass along to you.
He aays that every once in while they have a president
who wants to stay on and when that happens he jest calls
out the troops and defies anybody to put him out. They're
sure up on things down there, Harry. \'l'e've got to give
'em credit tbere.
I.rtat month the prices of cars on the floors of SeveraJ 111er\·l~ Yet lo pla.cn It r&-by our newapapers In tbe main·
Newport Harbor dealers took a sudden jump. _This wlL8 llecl<:d prick> In tho Navy In tenanoe of our traditional Amerl·
d 'th • · · "'lll<"h. t.he ofl\oer bM •rvoll can freedom&. theoretically legitimate because it was one w1 permission With kindest penona.l regards lon1 and,, weU. •
0 ( the OPS.' It was another brick through the tender wall "Welfare '*tho n-i and..,_ and beat wtahe•. · 1 ••·• --•1 Blncerely. of an expanding' currency with shrinkmg va ue. tie mean. by w....... • -•n Richard Nl"-on
You don't have to be • n:ad" to retire to ttmember ...,1<3 "' Im-lta will apoa lta " f'Mmi~ But war laJ the lMl bt;and new automobiles sitting on the showroom floor "'aort. It lA to Ml avoided H
Your ole fren.
FARMER McCABE • fAll Rlghll!I Reserved!
with le88 than $1000 price taw<-Almost up until Pearl ionK .. II may bonorably be
Harbor,· 1941, one thousand dollars could get the pink avoided," tho four otar omoer oald.
Store to Open ·th N O Who to Contact for Wi ew wnen ClvD Defense Work slip on the latest creation of the automotive industry· But he said that If war com ea to
Today that's Little more lhan the down payment! the Unltod States 11 would be bet·
Auto manufacturers rightfully point out that there ter for WI It the target area waa
not near our own 9hore•. Ot.u-mill-will never again be a $1()()() price tag on the three popu· la•Y rrontlero .,. th ... of our Al·
Iarly-known 11low price" makes because of heavy taxation li('s in the tree world. he uaerted,
$gainst producers. On tcxlay's "low priced" car, from $300 and aholild not be just llnea on •
to $500 of the tab is taxes. m~~e wtll not create nor main-
One auto manufacturer alone bU)'8 supplies and 8Ub-taln effective defensive frontier•
..t--mblecl parts from more than six thousand lndllidual by keeping our weapons and our ~ troops within continental Umll.8
Mr. Ropr Ha.nnarord and Mr.
Donald Hayton new owners of
The Bay·-~~ment Store (for-
rerly Fltzpa{rtck'st. 303 Maln St.,
Balboa. exte.ftd .., cordial invitation
to all to visit their atore.
Aa7 rMldent or Newport Har-
bor wt.hlnr to lake part ln the
eVer..-crowlnc clvll BefenM pro-
pam Ahould contact N""port
Barbor Cl\11 DefenAe Director
Johll SaUorw or the deputy-di-
rector, Ca.rt Hanna, at the city
hall, phone Harbor SISI, be-
tween the boun or • .. m. and
6 p. m.
NOW IS THt; TIME
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Ne'V!port Bay Po sj and
Shopping News
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Orange County's Greatest
Advertis}ng B~y
":'" Companies. Each one meets, i.n his tum,-his own tax or the United states," the' admlral
':: bW; cost.. of which must be passed along as a legitimate · said.
~ cost of c\olng pUlliness. Thus. the hidden taxes, paid in "Ir we we .. to abandon Weaum
The etore wtll open under the
new m&nage.meht beginning Oc·
tober 4 with apecial prize award•
and favors for opening week. The
Bay Department Store will con-
tinue to carry name brands In
men and women'• sportswear -
auch aa White Stag, Carole Chrt•.
Cole of Calif., Bermuda sweaters.
etc.: and ln the men's department.
To rent yeur home or apt.-
Ph. HARBOR 1619 and place your
Want ad todtt.y !
~·ith the opening of an account here Set eoo1i1t1 of malehing:
(I) Propel-r•p<l Peac;I
(2) Ball Point Ptn and
(3) Coonlltional Fountain Pea
... Europe and the Medlterranean to
,• the end by the constuner, mount up to today's record Russia now. we might reducf' the
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$ ()()() ? Co t ' ii d . would only postpone the d&ngf'r Where did the 1 car go . n inua y expan ing until the next ~generation, then.
: costs of domeStic government; inept bungling on an inter-atripped of our powertut a.lllu, Wf' ~national scale bringing again 'high cOsts of rearmament ; would enjoy no favorable produc·
· f bl' f d b th tlVe dirfere.ntlal." ~ever new programs for "giveaways" 0 pu IC un 8 Y e The services ahould be balanced
~federal government's so.cial planners have been heavy-but not on e. dollar balance buia,
1 weights in the spender's fight against balanced budgets the admiral pointed out. Balance
' d 'bl ti I -J should be that which enablea ea.ch
i an a sens1 e na ona economy .. , , service to pcrro9" Ila apeclflcally
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It'll end when we realize 1t 8 our money they re assigned miaalon In the bro,t.d.
wasting: and that we can't spend ourselves lnto drficlt overall defensive pattern. He doc11
Ind 11 Itel f not favor a separate. land &rmy of budgets e D Y • ka.rlne11, sa.ying-Marlnee have a
----·----speclrlc job to do with the neet.t •
Supple Drape Bluo·s, McKeever l 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~ aport.Jrwear. Kurtzn1an slacks, U.
S. Ked.8 and many others.
-Clualfled ads are reao by folk.I
wbo are looking to buy.
HILLMAN MINX
11499 d.-llvrr.d hPre
plus ta~ and HttnM'
Your U.rbor Ar.-a llf"alf'r «..t ~,M I NEWPORT Al:TO SALES (~..,,_ ~·~~ %804 \\'. Newport 81,·d.
• hni ~ ~u.1/#l I '"===N='e=wpo=rt=S..:::a=r h==::'.l ~~ • ~,,,.,.,,. _ Harbor 140'1
in the amount 0£ $50 Or more, WC ere·
sent you Free of charge this fine 3-piece
&f'L We \\'Cre able lo secure only • limited
nun1ber o( aels. To avoid diaappo~ntmcnt •••
OPEii YOUR SAYINGS lccou..., " .. -_. ..._ ..... ,... .r .... ·~""""·' ... "
. ~ I . y .. CM -,e-••_..at e11Mr by -11..-1• prno•.
l'olU" talin&• are i""'urrd
Mf' to 110,000 -orwJ M'e
ha t• paid nnoer la. rlian 3%
Pll ANNUM
NEWPORT BALBOA FEDERAL
SAVINGS ""' LOAN ASSOCIATION
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aa33 'VIA UDO, NIWPOlr llACH, CAUf.
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, '-OLD AGE IN IOWA are skilled ln amphlbloua opera-
tion and should not be thought o;r
a.a a separate land force.
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_ U you want to live to 90. the thing to do is pull out of
~liforn ia and settle in ' the Midwest-preferably Iowa--0r
!I' New England. This advice comes from Dr. Raphael
Simbllt'g, director of the Iowa Mental Health Institute,
Wh08e researchers have completed a study on longevity
lll over the country. People just live on and on in those
fleaB. says he.
· • · Dr. Giru:burg's conclusions are hard to believe, out here . . and the thought arises that appearances may have de·
·C!i!ived bim. California adventurers who have visited Iowa
~U us that Junior Chamber of Commerce members look
,old enough to be Spanish Wa r veterans. On the other hand,
~ legend t;ells us. the early Golden State pioneers were so
•Jlardy they had to hang horse thieves in o rder 'to start a
~meterY.-and their lusty strain endures to this day.
;: And even if the g~ doctor's claims s hould be staJ
...,.tically accurate, they would merely indicate that kindly
$.lure tries to compensate for the misfortunes of geogra·
. ~y. Who wouldn't prefer to be· cut down at the tender • )ge of 75 in California than to live forever in Iowa? Even
!lough; thanks to the remarkable strides science in this
~unur. U. S. citizens everywhere now average 19 more
~ of life than they did at the turn of the century, it t8 still better to 'have Lived magnificently than merely to
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WANT TO LIVE WNGER?
U you want ,to live to a ripe old age you should move
to one of two places -either the .Middle West or the New
England States. In these areas, a research expert aays.
people live longer. Considering the severity of their winters.
. maybe it only seems longer.
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Air aloll.fl wt.II not stop any
RU8Alan army advaoee aplMt
"'sh>rn Europe, be said. r&-
mlndlnc his lbit,eaen tba& air
diet-not stop the North Kort!all9,
loeh>dlq use of Naval Air .
tr RUNl&a la MICOetMtUI la
ettt.abl.lsh.lnl" h e r 11 P I r ACl'PN
Eul'ope to the A.tl&ntle seabo&rd.
Mr .next objective wlJI llave
-obtaiD<d and u.. -of ha ne~t ad\"Allee wtD be up-
on our eb.lkiren. be contl.Bued.
emptaa.11.lnc Jone term Soviet
pl&Dnlnc.
"In a.II 11lnoerlty &Ad wtth
l""f"&l emphuls. 1 llUl"pat that
the nrxi war, tr It oomc.. will
be roucflt b1 fPeno119 wbo wW
bro, and who wlll renaata. at or
near th"' BCen& or aeUon. The
conventlooal type · of warfare
~·Ith which we are ramn1ar ls
not ob8olete ...
Naval rorces have an l.ITlportant
role because they can be llhltlf!\1
quickly, he went on. They are re-
quired at the toeus of Communl8t
infection but can be deployed M
that focus shift.a.
The admlra.l urged that W1! build
our defensive atrf'ngth toward the
enemy's weakneu, 80 that he will
not be free to chooee bl.8 place of
attack nor hia weapon•.
The Navy la in a poslUon to take
advantage ot any development ln
Atomlc weapona, the admiral aald
in anawer to a que1Uon &fter hl.8
prepared talk.
He al8o sakl the involuntary re-
servl.sUI. both otficer and enl~led.
would be releued from active duty
A.I rapidly a.a 11trtf\A'lh could be
built up and malntalned to Meet
the na vaJ miaion.
Half-Million Fish
Taken in August
• TEIUUNAt. ISLAND, Oct. 1.
-More th..n ha.lf .. a·mlUion rt.h
•ere takeit in c&u.romla be.y and
a«an waten)IJy t.be 114,871 ang-
1@1"9 wbo apen.t-a day" on party
flmhlng boatli" dmq the Dtonth or
Au ......
P'rom boat owne:ra• report.a to
thf' Oeputm~t or rtab and Ga.ine,
kelp and .,.d ba"I' abo"""1 up aa
the moot prevalent apecl .. la IJle
eportamen'a haul AllfUOl land·
lnp totallod 191.000. ,.__
placed -will> 117.toO «llsbt
betWttn ·0rqon C111C1 Mateo.
Other u.Jt .. water ~ wldc.b ac...
counted for a rood ~ ol. parlJ'
boat a.na:!'ns tnclode:
Barracuda, ee.ooo: o1-..
H ,000; mackettl, U.000; Mli""l,
9,000; ll!ncflOb. '8.000: --
1,000: oole, ADd -ClllCl 1lk I era. a.ooo: .... 9 • .,..; ... ~
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e.b fl "" 1,000. •
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.pioeeacle'-•U."-T' 27$ ....... .._ c 'I l -eta,..--. --we. I •
t"'1t --ff.
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Tbere'a p~ntyabout a Greyhound
)·ou'll like ... neighborly paPen·
prs , . , courteoua driveTS .. , tr.
quent service ... scenic route• ...
air.conditioned Super-Coaches.
It all adda up to make Gnybound
tbe molt convenient .•. the frUJul.
U...t way to travel Eut I
So111tthh1g about
the low Fares
CbicaSo .••••. J'LM
Dotrait ....... 42.80
Wublactoa.D.C.. •7.46
N-Yorll, .••... '9.80
K·=n1 City •••• 83.80
Nm"""1>olia .• , • 3UO
N-C.laau .... auo
A&laata • • • • • . • ..:t.SIO __ ,_ ....... .._. .........
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OPEN HOUSE, SA TUIDAT, SIPnMlll 29
We hope everyone who can spa.re
the time will come see our new
plant in action. We're holding
Open HoU8e on Saturday, Sep·
!ember 29 -I :00 to 4:30 P. M .
The address io II 0 East Sepulveda
Blvd .. Wilmington. California
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-market is everybodyl •
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for fi&b-canners aU alona ~ .lo...., iend tiWr aopa and catcbee to mar-
coaat. .. ...ti as C&llfl'D now bm.1 It.et. U-foodatuf& bring bad. to
serviced by our Loo Anteleo plant... the people of our state• never.ad •
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1!'1 enly nelu1GI for a good Ca.lil'or·
Dian t.o bout of bio Stale'• product.
of the aoil and ..._ Ao good Califor-
niana, "" at American Can Company
brag about them, too.
And, becaw makina contai.nen:
!qr theae producta ill our buoirieoa.
to benefit aJ_ike. through ~ On. ~flow of~ . . ;
tbe-opot aervtce. • ' · • TIMrl lo .w.hy, in opcm:ina •DID' new ·
I . ' ""'d like you to know about om
The purpooe or the plJnt, mtu-plant.ln Wilminftl>n. .. like to r...i
~y. iototumoutcam,=;.~tbe.tiiil--· .l:biit --.maltjn1 an impoft«nt
lions. The.. cana pnwide a <!DD.,,. • contri6a1:i9D to the -and eco-
ient. modem and ~· ny. : mmii! i-1111 ..;·tile_,,. in-..bich -• new Harbor plant·in Wilmington-
built by Califomiana, operated by
Ca.Iit'omiaql and dedicated to the
srowth and -ity of the resi<m
in .. bicb it .. located.
for C4lifomiana to ...U ~ iinlducta ~ Ii.., and ..O.k .!Otl-io&bor
t.o1 food buyeni ·~ in 'th&
. U. S. A. and the~ Or. world.
Wil,minc·too ia t.be neweat. of
Canco'~ eilbt CalifonWi c:an-malrinf
planta. 1oco.i when cropm -or '
fiab are caught. It ii big. laUtlfally
.Wiped, and _,., will be~
lqy!
. nm plant will -a 11 pae1ble . -
They telmcope dioh+-, eliminate
whet tbe---"1e.ot-1n;;....
---j ~,.,, .. for Soulhem California; foOda. •
Th""' in a very --Soutb-em California'• ....n..t. !odaY. it
BVl!R YllODY I And M CalifaftM'· ·
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HELPJrUl. HIN'llS ON llEOOM.INO A BEAUTY
Kin'1ty ,atep over to l'Qlk_ chiffonier, won't you! Now
look at 10urself ln. th~ mirror. m•e! e KKK !" ! !
Wben you've recoVired. trom that lint horrible nausea,
pick up your hair brush and stroke your wig 9.000
ttmea. H&.lr r&.Uil.ng, isn't it? Then crawl to the
phOne and ring up llM'S BEAUTY SllOP tn Corona
del Mar. Jim's Beauty shop ia an u.lt.ra. modern salon
dedicated to making wttt:hes bewltching! Jim Gall.agher doea the
hair cutting blmseU. MDdred, formerly of Mildred'• Beatity Bar,
BaJbo& Island la an expert hair stylist here, and 'lbelm& bu direct
fhair) lines to N. Y. and Parts for the latest trends. Shampoo and
wave• at.art at $2.00. Excellent permanents begin at 110. Remem-
ber "Pretty is u pretty does." So do as l say and caJJ .llm'• Beaaty
Sllop. !04 eo..t Hlg-hway, Corona del Mar. Pllone Harbor 1118 da7·or
Ms•t tor appL • • • • Alll': YOU OX THE LAMM' ARE VGU IN DUTCH WIT DE MOS T
Oh! You feel fine? Well in that case. you can get those bull"t
proof windows at WALT'S TRADIXG POST a.nd use them for "look
boxes" in the. bottom of your boat. Aw Go on! See how the under
half lives. My, if. ever there was a couple who haa "everythlng,"
It's Waller and Anna Bean! I Imagine they have everything for
8&.llors from a used hornpipe to a spent shore leave! This week's
prize gear: Shlp'a clock (on bong every half ho~r), a sexta11t. a
compa.u.. enough rope, plenty of cork anc't net and a S h. p. heavy
duty Kennatb Marine Motor. And check that that ba:-ometer a'"ore
ahe falla. mate! But don't depend on me to tell you 'all about the
3 or 5,000 ltema of used marine equipment at WaJt'11 TradJng Po111t.
Ancbora aweigh also sirens right ott tbe boat. 42! SOih St., near
Ice HOU9e. Newport. Harbor !4'70 Open 8:SO -5 p. m. AJ80 Open Sun. • • • "A FOOT MORE LIGHT. A STEP MORE TR1JE.
NE'ER FROM THE HEATHER DASHED THE
DEW!"
Yes Mam ! It's only loo true! She who
wouldst be merr)· in the metatarsal and alao 1ook
well4 heeled has only to t'k>g it over to Barber'•
Boo&.ery~ Barber's new fall faahlons for m1s.sy or
matron tend towards stylish comfort. Smart
women today no longer mince &.nd wobble on ---·=
spike heel.a~ They wear Hf:ydays, a casua_J but dressy shoe with a
medium heel. You'll love to.'11nger in t he Heyday black or brown
calf, one !llrap o..r a !IW&n"k s_Jing,, grey suede $10.95) Want to try
on aome others tor siu? Fr-iedtne.n Shelby are good brand shoes.
You may llk'"e their new black suede · oxford tie or the F . S. IO\V
heel black suede. pump. Either of these l~ $8.93. This price Includes
one for each foot. r do think; black suede makes a p1 feel re.all}·
done up. Plenty of flashy tali (lat.I! here too by Prima and Cover
Glrl ... · Btac·k suede gh!Uies are-s...:95. More shoes urivtng by very
'· fut. rt-eight. Feet ~get ' on a fripidJy footing at Barber's Bootery.
1790 Newport Ave., Costa Mesa. • •• •
BARBARAb HASa QUIT SHILL-Y SHALLYING ~
Now that you've made up your mind Babs, you'll
never regret choosing your nesting twig!! from
CM.rlyle'S Jl'urniture. Carlyle's has some extra
fancy values in home furnishings. 1 maple provin·
ctal group of ~ pieces , .. a divah with hand-
80me yelJow-brown pattern, a big comfortable.
wing pla.ttorm rocker, 2 end table!! and a coffee
table all for $280. A similar Early American
living room outfit in green at $194.. Other bar-
gains In bed divan and chair aets. And Babsle.
.should Ciro'• ever close, you'll enjoy lounging
at home in a tilt back TV chair. These occaalonal sitters are nicely
uphoi.tered and euy to toss a.round ... $19.73. You may even
alei_ep .omeUme, ao C&rJyJe'• otters you qua.l.J&y mal&ft9ett ln khic
lliae, Jr. ske, regular .size, hard, eott or medium . . . AJJ th.la and
b;Udcet .. terma.. Give a look! CuQ'&e'• 1990 llu'bor llhd..., eo.ta
Meu.. .. Bea.co.a. 81S9. • • • SINCE LOVELY DAMOZELS DO NOT ARRIVE F . O. B. IN 108
LOTS, REGULATION SIZES. and uniform knee lengths. il goe!I
wit.bout my a.stute observation that custom made clothes can be
fervently flattering! Hu it occurred to any ot you little padded
Clothes Carts that you can readily ,and rea.eonably avail yourself of a
coutiere f ! ! RAS IT!! ! Lee Shipley is designing and manufac-
turing auit!I, dresses. and coordinates right under your button-cute
noae. And under your very child's nose too! You may take your
own fuhlon ideas to Ltt or choose a Shipley original. And for your
little clothlng carea. Shtpley's makes children's custom coats, slacks
& fancy dreaaea.. Ladles custom suit prices !Ila.rt at $M. So don't pop
off to Paris, my dear. Jt'!I be<:on1ing haul monde to lope over to
Lee Sh.lpley'!I Original!!, 1106 Coast Highway, Corona de! Mar. Har-
bor 2M8-J.
VIVA! • • •
CASA DO~ CARLOS
SUPERBA MEXICAN DINNERS! .
St.eak:a ... Plaln or M.a.rinated, Dinnen. 11 .75
COM.BJNATION MEXICA..,. DINNERS, 900 up
MP.X.ICAS BEER
C1o9ed Tueeday. llS 'Z%•d St., S e"1>0rt Beach. Harbor 2633-M
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.. Oiek Traey ! Te.1511 ! Can· you he&r me!??
~ Well shut up a minute and li.aten ! The real
Bonnie Braids la over here-over here at
\ . · Donaldson 's ·Balboa 5 & 10. Wouldn't you
, f.. know? Bonnie Braid.a pl&lltic doll that she
Is, pigtails et al ia"sa.fe tn Lay Away at the
M~r Gruabopper ~ &. 10 But where elR ! Bail her out at
wltb Youair Xmas for S6.98. So ktnd. ao generous. llO
thotful-lhe good old O &: 10 has Tot'•
Treasul"b untold; Arranbee dolls. buggies, blackboards. service eta·
l ions, doll lrunk.8, dJ&hes.. Now you moth~r 8'J""&88hopper8 have danced
and chirped all summer, so put 90melbing by in Lay Away for the
kid'a Xmas at the Balboa 5 &\ 10 And maybe for yourself rtght-
away aome clean sheets! A change of linen la bound to perk you
up. S~ial buy on Salem Pequot Sheets: 72x108 @ $3.19 81x108
Q $3.49. Pillow atlpa 80 sq. $1 .•9 pr. Sheet blanket.a for cold
80ulS with cold soles @ 12.90. For your great Aunt Abby,-Wlnd
chJmea. All thla under one big roof. Donald90n•• Balboa 5 ~ 10.' SOO
Mala. B&lboa. • • • SOME WOMEN LOOK LIKE LIVING DOLLS IN A
LITTLE HAT ~
While others look like dead city hall pireona. . L
belong to the latter 3Chool myself. Oh &tve me
a .broe.d Stetson and the open ra.nge! n.e PoUy
Apparel has a lot of new fall Head IIeatera . . .
Velvet.&, Veils. Feathers. Feltl!I. If you're the type . . . COONSKIN
you should go far tn one of these ha ta! Pray do! CLOCHE
But whetlier you wear a cloche or a coonskin, you'll flJp your lid
over Polly's new fall auortm.ent of d.reuea. sweaters. ak.irta. blouees
alid alacb Gilbert and Leah Btown. and me too for that maUer,
lnvtte you. to come In with fee.ling and meddle thru these sterling
-~.:,!eal a glance at the atoles {$2.90 up) Do a little coun-
ter ... purae pawing and anatchlng is not frowned upon
be.re. PoUy Apparel garments halt •lsea. Whole lli&es. Jr. al&ea.
reCU)ar aiJlea and maternity sizes. (Ge.t your cblle 8'se.a eJ.eewhere.)
No ~tter wbat.ahape you're in-ITS FOLLY Not TO 8JIOP WJTll
POLLr! 1111 Newport Ave.. ea.ta •-:-
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ADVEa'D8&111&NT POil 1111111
Not!« lo ,beftby glwn !bat Ille
Board of Truat..,. of the Oraac•
CoNt Junior Collep l>!ltrict of
Oranire County, llertlnafter ttfer-
~ to .. ·Ille "Owner", ,.tU ft-
Cetve up to: but not later a.an
BAKER BOB KRULL HAS RE-cuRMNT DREAMS 10:00 A .M, of the lTtb d~· of
OF WINNING THE IRISH SWl!:EPSTAKl:ll, llO he October, 1951, aeatM bklo tor the
apends hi• daya puttlnC" bis dough aero_,. the board awarci. ot contract{•) for turnllh·'t
on JRISH SWEJ!:TBREAD. It looked Uke a wt.nner to tns. erection and plactns of steel "
me . . . fat. round and sweet amelllnc . . . tuU of lOcken ln the P'ine Arb BuUdlng.
trutta. mace, citron, raisirul and chen1ea &nd Mc a Locker IJ)eCiftcaUona and layout
wheel! And •ln~ more people are bom in the winter pl&na may be RCUttd trom ~ ot·
than ln the city, you'll probably be dickering for a fJce of tbe Aaatatant Super\ntend•
number or birthday ca.keai lhl.8 fall. Tho Newport ent of Orange Cout Collece,
Bakeey dreams up f&nclful lttt&e ca.rrou.sel cakes, Cowboy cakea or 19951 South Harbor Blvd., Coeta
atralght "'Happy Blrtbd&y to Toodles" cakes. These are a.II on order Mesa, Callfomta. and ahall bf ·
naturally. Carrou.MI cakea (Child'• delight) a.re $3.00; Cowboy cake• opened and p ublicly re.d aloud at
are '3 and plain Toodles a.re 12.50. And say now, It's open ~uon the above etated time tn tbe office
on hot, fresh douchnut.s ... no limit ... bag all you .can carry! .of the "Owner .. ln the Admlnla·
Newport Bakery. open ~:30-1:30 (cloRd Wed.) %11% Ocean Frvnt. tratlon Building .•
Newport Beacb.. Harbor 14U·R. All work to .be comple.t.ed by
• • • June 1. 1952. Pf11alty of 1100.00
BOMBS A WA y LADIES! per day will be a.uessed for work
NoW UNDREAMED OF POWER IS RIGHT UNDER not comJtleted. . ,-
YOUR THUMB! One trig with your trigger finger Each bid tDust confofm and be
and you._ can put out fires, stop bugs dea.d on thPlr responsive to th1s Invitation, the
feel, enamel furniture, or clean upholstery with whip planA, specifications and all the
cream auds! I refer to the marvelous PLASTl-KOTt; other document& comprlslng the
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productions. Theae SPRAZIT pressure product1' are pertinent contract document.a.
ao conveniently canned that a.ll you do Is llfl a Coplctt of the' contract document.a
t ing-er heavenward and apray! The McDONALD are now on file and open lo pub·
PAINT CO. in Costa Mesa NO\V HAS Spl)LZlt Plastic Spray for lie inspection tn the .aid offices
preservtnc. protecting and wa.terproofing. Atoth Proofer, fire extln-of the Owner.
THE ANNUAL STEAK-BAKE oa the bMl!ll held receatJy by the Balboa Po\\·er Squadron tor lb
members and peats, was· the WMJat bis lll00f!91-Dr. Salva.tor,. l\tonacO "turnt'(l -tu" ali a A&~ chef
and used aome ..ecret fonnula of hfa OWll to P"'i-r~ a ~1'18(_.(l-gn~·n 1tt2slt"rpii•C"t' th:it '"a' nothlnc:
gulsher, Air rondltioner and deodorant. and Sprazlt a.uto and Furni-Bids will be received c~verlng
ture wax. The Plut.1-Kote Quick Foam Rug a.nd car upholalery all phuea of the work. Comple-
cleaner ls beautiful .stiff, wffite frothy stuff that cleans a 9 x 12 rug lton time requested to be .set by
or the Inside of your car ... no rinsing·ls required, and it's more bidders. A statement of finlncial
run td use Utan. a pastry bag. only \$1.6DJ I sugi;-e;t that all you condition and deposit of 10% of
.ttm11.rt Squirts make a steady stream to McDONALD'S ·PAINT the total bid ·by certified check
STORE. 1872 Harbor Blvd., cO.,ta Mesa. Beacon 5702. or bid bond is required with each
• • • bld; labor and material• bbnrt and
--lb 1 I i•-I bole . I h d h' d 1 'you have performance bond required of con· .... e voce o 11C o r. ear 1m ecare, t t 1 ted b&k~ 'too b I l h · ... rac or aeec . ..., me rown, mus sugar my air . Each bid shall be made out on
Heartless Harry or Fearles." Frank, fish ped<tlers at the Bay!llde a form to be obtained at the of·
are now dl8pen11ing fresh cooked or fresh alive lobaters! You flee of the Owner in which the
gourmet.If can go down to th\8 dock!lirte depot and pick youraelf out Contract Documents llre on file.
an active, h&ndsome Crustacean and have him split in l\valn-Each bid ahall be accQrnpa.nied
whlle 11tJll wtggling, both or you. Harry Kingston v.·as crying a by a certified or ca.shier'!! check
little and, beating his chopping block because the Albacore seuon payable to the Owner, or sali!-is over. He should worry! He's got fresh swordfl!lh and plenty
of other fish t0 rry. One thing, you're bound to like Is the Bayside' factory bid bond In favor of the Owner, executed. by the bidder as
Abalone--only 75c lb. 8ay•lde •,sh--O()("n e\·ery day ot the ;rear principal and a sl\tlsfactory sure-
at !800 Lafayette. Newport. ty company · u surety. in an • • • -BIG BWOMER SA.LE! a.mount not less than t en ~r cent
C YCLAMEN PLANTS of the b id. The check or bid bond
AFRICAN ivIOLETS /JUNGLE BRED ) ahall be given u a guarantee. that
HOT CHlLI PEPPER PLANTS the bidder wlll execute the Con-
tract If It be awarded to him on 98: 'JP FLOWERS BY MORRI conformity With the Contract
wg E. Balboa BIYd. Hti.r. 2070 Document.8 an w111 provide the
l short of .ensatlonal. He la llbown her e .eniac a portion t o l\t"' Hambrool< and l "a.!ol t • Command"r
Ted Hambrook, or Balboa llllud. (P!lo to by Beckner)
to me to be the pe1'80n whose
name Ls aubscrlbcd lo the within
nstrument and acknowledged to
me that he executed the same. IN
WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have
.. ereunto set my hand and affix-
ed my oficlal seal the day e.nd year
in this Certificate first above
written.
ROBERT F . WILLMES. My
CommL-.aion Expires November 16,
1951.
No. 227-T lmes
Published Sept. 18-25, Oct. 2-9
r:~frF~!:~ ll
The 1951 Future f&rmcrK of ~f\~\f
Amerlca livestock Judging contest I ;;~~~%
al the .Loe Ang~Jes County Fair ~'.~;::;
attracted mote than 3~ FF A :~~.::=,.~~ mf'mbers to the Pomon,. grounds · ::;::::;: Friday and Safurda".Y. Newport ·:::s_~
Harbor FF A chapter placed ninth 1 E::~
In the sweepstakes, ~:-:-
The team!! from 44 schoOls in
this area competed in selecting I
the best dairy eitock, poultry and Demand Increasing I general llvee~oc~. Each t eam
For Modern Furniture member also competed for indivi-
dual awards.
The· lncreuinc pop ularity of ' PUUerton chapter . wo n the r~ch -type and contemporaryw modern architectural design and !IWeepatakes trophy, p_resentf'd tor t
cha.Daine livinc habits are re-the greatest total po~nl5, w ith a
ftected in the Jrowing demand fo , score of 1578. Eacondtdo V.'8Jl sec-11
modem Provincial furniture. ond with 1•·55. ·
Wel)..sui(ed for today's caa\18.l, Harbor entrant winner! includt-d
fl1'inel .Alodel
HAMMOND
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"·But soft! What. llght thru yonder v.-·indow breaks? g therein within five days after
It Is the east, a.nd Juliet 18 the sun." .... notification of the award of the
informal l~vin&: are the many i~t: first pla:ce individu'al av.•ards t o
tractive desi1ns i~ livin&:, dinmc Richard Rider and Bob Burbank.
and bedroom turrutur~ of durable Her eford bulls:· Bob Martin N evi hardwood veneers. Dual J.)urpoae · ' 1 ' furilitur~pieces that can be used Hampshire hens. Bob Wh.te~ead Danz-Schmidt .
or course, in the daya of the Montagues. there wer-e no • • • contract lo the bidder.
Venetian blinds, 80 Juliet could go sticking her face In 'd The Owner reaerv@a the prlvi-
&nybody'!I window. And if you don't look sharp now, lege of rejecting any &nd &11 bids
in dltferent rooms and for tnore waa 8f$ond With Jerst'y hl'1!c>r1'
than· ?De function-are f!S~ally and Eddie Flrrman third v.•llh
popular., The wide vanety of Leghorn he.na. I
wood veneen in Various color
too.es makes it e8sy to select
pieces to harmonize with other
tUJjJlishings to meet the c~
trends in home desipi.
Piano ·Co. ·
there ,may not be any aluminum• V. blinds In your day "lullet" or to waive any irregularltlca or
elt>Mlr! However, the SHADE SHOP can stilt. provide you with tnforma.lilles ln any bid or In the
bidding'. Flexa.lum Venetian Blinds with or without cornice boxes. 1 imagine Pursuant to the Labor Code of
520 N. Ma in St. .
Santa Ana these blind!! are tl\e best ever built. and you can get them· custom the Slate ot California. the said
made tor all wtndow types. Helen Wolfard can al.o &how you Board of Tf'Ul!ltea ha.a aacertaln·
matc.hlltJck drapes. I thlnk theae 'tropical window trealmenta lend
a amartly caau&I aJr to one'• 1a.daJ or luau room. Helan henelf ed the genertft preva1Unc ra.te of
a.ya £.hue'• "not.hlnc-aha•n-.. . about tbeee ma.tcb-sUckera anct per dlem wacu for each craft or
Neww-'I1rftea ad.a. have been read.
tn the Harbor for over f.O yean.
that thay are "pra.ctJcaJ and durable." TJMiu 'eome ln •ven .type of ;workman needed to ex.e· · ' cute the con.lract.a which will be cok>na lacludlns natural and can Pe buns on pin-on rode.. celllnl" awarded the succeaetul bidders;
an~ sidetrack&. But pleaae don't get sidetracked untJ1 you get to and these prevailing rates are con-
the Shade 8bop which la al $14 %9tb St., S e\o\'port. Harbor BM.. tatn~ in said speclflcatlona adoptl
ARE Y~U BE:>orNc . OVER BACKWARDS TO ed by the Board, and are u fol· l~~ lows: \' , BECOME LITHE, LEAN AND LISSOME'?' Well.
_ : -• 1tralghten up, pet before aomethlng snaps! I know APPRENTICES -May be em·
(r-~ a better easier way for anyone chubby tn the ployed ln conformity with Sec· 1 M ~ chaasla! The Stauffer Salon in Santa. Ana has 8 new l ion 1777.5 of the CaUfomia /J body beau\lful pattern all cut out for You! H ere Labor Code. J"Z you may exerci.-C, r~uce and relax by means of Laborers, general or con -
( -pltt.HJ)"'-healthful Stauffer treatment.. u ~ are structton ......... ......... ..... St.75
/ ~ a mite hMvy of .. t.h lg-b . o.r pudQ' .ot wafs!!i. the Sheet melal W'Orker .. .". . .... 2.47
. Stauffer ay!ltem ca.n aid you In attalnlnir more In-charge men of 5 or Qlore
fa.ah!onable cut to your jib. You m1t.y have a fret" Journeymen la ~ cents addi-
introductory treatment . Berniece Ad4m• will expla.ln llonal per hour more lhan the
Stauffer methods for correcting your posture. Journeyman rate.
reviving your c1rcuJation, and toning up your tibia. la-charge rna..n of 4 or leas
BernJce Adams' Stauffer aystem 18 the only anthorlt.f"d "lllon ln or-Journeyman ls 12 ~ cent.11 per
&nl"e Co. lt'1 not In Uie phone book. 80 cling desperately to lhl• ad· hour more than the Journey-
dreu and phone. STAUFFER S YSTEM, 20:U N. MaJn. S..ta Ana. ma.n rate.
IOmberly .... 1010. 0\rertime .1!1ha11 be paid for work
performed In excess of the regu-,
·Duo Opera Bill to be Presented
Thursday Evening at Santa Ana
The Loe Angelea Conaervato,,.,,.----~----------
of Mu.sic and Arta producea both
"Cavallerla Ruallc&t1a" and "Pag-
ltacci."" in En~liah. October 4 in
the Santa Ana _hlgh echool audi-
torium under the aponaorahip of
Orange County Committee tor
Operr.
Opera galn1 talented Suzanne
Corey, young California contrattO
who bePf' her slnging career in
1946 alter belng selected by Bruno
Walter aa winner in UCL.A young
artlsta compeUtlon. F o 11 ow I n g
came a concert In RoY.ce hall.
Hollywood Bowl aololat In ''The
Lonuom~ Tra.1.n .. ; lead role ln
"Rape or Lucretia." Tben Eugene
Ormand)' .elected M.1• Coray u
t1lto eololat tn Mahler'• 8th sytn·
phony and wu so Impressed with
her work tbat be again uked her
to alng the role of "Susu.kt" ln
'"Madame Butterfiy'" appearing
oppoatte Eleanor SletM!r and Jan
Peerce ot tbe Metropolitan Opera.
Sln&inr artl•,. att: Conrad
Schults, ~ti. Reale. John
Lomb&tdl. Ho.rotd Gonion, Pat
P"arwett o~ •'J>agllacd."
''Cavalleria RUIUca.na" cut:
Jean Chaffee, lllary Gud•IJ, Bus·
anne Coray, wwiam Roeenbwft
and \\"illlam M•tchM.
Both operas wlU be conducted
by Herbert W eiskopf with Glynn
Roes ln charge of staging. Ken
MacClelland Is eet designer.
LoUIAe Chapman, executive tee·
retary, MY!I tlekela for thla much-
halled ~vent are golng fut! No
seata for more than one dollar,
plus tax. Reeervatlons may be had
through the BIU·Nole Muaic alore.
304 W. 4th Street. Kimberly
2-2393.
Comrriillf!t! membeni: lending
their support incli..ide Mias Mar-
garet Sch&rle of Corona del Mar
and Kcaneth Boettcher of Colt.a
Mesa.
O rchid Grower
Speaks Tonight
OrchJd Grower Mrs. Dorothy
DyllOn will tell about orcbld cul-
lure and will abow a color rum
whoo llhe apeeka at 7 :80 t.onlgllt
In American Legion ·hall. . Cool.a
Mea. Thia i. a meeUnr ot the
Fucbala Soclety and ·evel')'Obe ln-
tere•ted ta lnvlted to &tte:nd.
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lar day'!! or week's work and at
the rate for overtime o f the cn!t
Involved .
Holidays aa herein referred to
•hall be deemed to be New Year's
Day. Decoration Day, Indepen-
dence Day, Labor Day .. Armistice
Day, Thankagtvtng Pay and
Chr111lma11. 'Ii any of the· above
holiday• fa.JI 'ln Sunday, the Mon·
day following shall be considered
a legal hollday. .
It ah&ll be mandatory upon the
Conliactor to whom a contra ct
la award~. and upon all aub-con-
tracton under h im, lo pay not leas
than said ge.9'era.I prevailing rate11
ot per dJem wage.a to all workmen
employed In the execution of the
contract. -
No bidder may withdraw hls
bid for a period of 30 days after
the dale set for the openlng of
bkla. I
Board ot. Truat~. Orange
Cout JUnlor College Dtltrlct
Orange County, California
, Signed: BASIL H . PETERSON
Publlahed: October 1-9, 1131
No. 231 Tlmu
CEKTIFICATI': OF BUSINESS
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and 102 N. Kala St.. Huntlncton •
Beacb. cauto.,.ia. Wider Ille fie.
t!Uouii firm -of 8-J Bbore
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(Second In a -'ea Of artldes' ~ Rad .... u..r ilPnclaa of lbe
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ll la pod to know tbat you ba~ Jittn, ~le lo "°'' ttom..,;.d learn
to walk aptn. i_.._t January whtft the Ylliif.in.s Mot~ called at the J
llOme tor \be nr111 time. ahe foUnd kr.:-J · ty{ns ln bed, ohe side com·
pletely pt..ral)'Sed. It wu doubtful that. r.e·wouict M<e.r be ab!e to
move hl9 arm· or lee aptn, mu,ch lHa '"tie &ble t.o walk. But, wtth
the pttmlulon of tlle plttent'11,•----------~-
pbyalctain and th(' ruklance of a by tbe tuiae Abe Utl IH.J'fted the
pbystcal. therapist. the nu1"9e ~ prbptt wa1 to . n1ake rotmula,
pn to ht"lp Mr. J by exerelAlnl' ht. e t.b.e.. baby, and catt for hlm
arm and 1l'g ea<"h day. Lat.et Me 16e hacf--"'~ her ... connde.nce.
taught Mrs. J how to help her Ho«plla.11 ~ Lt a.n expensive
h.u.sbal\ll with hta f'll.('rct!K's. Item . .AJao m.a.ny J>f.'OP1f', and es~
SUI: month• haVl' pa.Med and Mr. e!lally children, woulfl rather slay
J I.I able to walk. Th<' nurse 1WI at home near tbe tamlly. Thr
YllJlt.~ occulonally to check hl.11 Vl•lting Nurse A580Clatlon can
profr<'U, for now .ht" il!I lf'a rnin« belp ln tnanx_ auc b'" ·1nstaftcC'111. The
how to climb. ittars again, how to Vlalllnl' Nur..e ~ gtve nursing
Ket Up from a. r halr, hn\Y to write ca.rt, do 1epKla.11zed treatments.
again. and can ..how ttie ·ramuy how to
J....ackln~ a !'ll.f'a rly Inc o n1 "· 1 care ror 'ihe r)atil"n{.
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A nC\v .inatant chicken botit11on tuhe with n real chicken flavor ~
ecntly nlndc it11 b(!.\\· on Sl'!Xtl"f shelvea. The intrOd~on of _thi.
magic cube is welrome .n8'W• for It mo.kc• rlch1 rc:il ch1e~en bou1l101t
in a ft n11h t Jutt plac6 0.:6 C'\lbe in ;l-C!tlp,,add piping h<!t v..,ter and atir.
1..1r<'sto ! You have delicioul!I ehicken bouillon .for any• occulon.
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NEWS-TIMES -·Every Tuesda;y
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N.....,..n Ray Poot :Jt&.Uled Ado .....,. ,.... Im tllo ,._, · '
Ne..,.'l'lmfs or tM Tbn:ndQ' Preu •
MINIM1Tllf AD 18 ' LIN"E8
An f!kMn.-. a.de m•t w pUi1 ror CMtA la.advantt or ,all!Ucw.ttoli.
4 UDell 1 Paper S . '711
4 UD1!8 2 l.'aper9 IM
4 UnH . S Papen 2.00
'nte publl.9bert1 wllJ not be reepoMble ror .mM"e than nne lncorrfft
Insertion of fln advertl~f'mcnt, rt'Sf'rYe the rtg!Jt to c-orrecUy claMlfy
. any and all ad.11 and lo reject any advertJsement not conforming-ttr
rul~ .and regulations. Advertl3em<"nt• and c.ancellations 1A'lll bt:
accepted up to O p.m. on lhr. d11y prl!Cf'dlng publication.
Except deadline ror News -Timea Is 11 a.. m . Mondays
Pborw.i Har. 1614. uk for .. Ad TakN"' or 1111:nd ad ud mmJttuae to
NEWPORT HARBOR PUBLl8HINO 00.
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Classified Index t~Bosln""" Gulde
JD B11"tn"'"" 01dd~
LOST-1Ady'1 wrlMt wateb Sept.
19, Lido IJll• or Bay Club. Llb-
etal re-WW.rd. ~r. OU2·W.
79
LOST · -Cocker l!lpaniel, aolden.
A.nswe:rw to ~e 0 Jerry."' Blind
in one eye. Reward. ftet1im to
8100 W. Ocean Ft'ont., Newport
Beach. 79p8 I
EXPERIENCED bookkePpcr-ac:·
countant. Can handle several
tnore accounta. Call Mr. Mf!Nl-
m•r, Har. <i8s;,ft. 75p80
COST ACCOUNTANT·bookk .. p-
er-typU.t experienced In generol
office routine. 5:<{ay Wf'ek. C.11
MIM Cochran, Harbor 3079-J.
77p70
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THOR , &lllomati~ OJ¥1aon. P!W'" • _ ~ ._w, '°9. 113 • 28tb St.,
N~ &&ch. Phone Harbor
0839"R, . 77p19
O'KllEFliJ IL Ml!lRR.m1' RA.NOii:'-
. · that lO!il delux4 C.' P . all •ut.o.
mat!~ r&Qll\l Mth lamp, lltalnlNa
•lee! griddle and Uta~ cll)ome
grill 1 brolle~. FUil olae cmw and
11tmmer bum en. Blikace dW-ul ·
my contract la u•.11. My
equity rree If Yoo talc._p&Jlll.,.ta
or $7.48 ·per mo. Uocd It cii>ly 3
montlla. See Mr. Baughn, •M
So. Sp.11dra., Fullerton, 9 a. m. to
8 p . m .or phon(? 21G2. 7ttt.c
-KENMORE Deluxe atove, grill,
waiBt hlgh broili'r, tarce oven
with window, light, clock and
timf'r. Good condi\ion and price.
Phone Harbor 3468-\V. 77c79
ABC DELUXE model ironer; just
like nf'Y.'. ..$150. Call Beacon
658< • W . 79c8 l ,
SI-Wanted t.o Buy
WANT TO BUY '_ 6x9
good condition. Phone
1020.w ('Ven ings.
rug In
Harbor
7-ttrc
shonltlf•rf'll \Vlth a ho.'lpltal bill, Somt> patl.ent8 are able lo p.ay
st.nd \vith a wire end <'hlhl to sup-ror each vii;iit. But' lhe Communlt,·
pnrt, Mr. J coul1l not hsvr arrord-Cht>st helps pay ror the pa1·t which
e~ lhat treatment which helped t he p&Uent cannot a ffor d wht>lher
h1n1 lo l<'aM1 to \Valk agsln. Com-
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it ~ part' or all. And r t'membt.•r.
:i1unity Chest sup.po'.t of the V i~it-you can both support thp v . N. A.
1ng Nurse A.ssoc1al1o n of Orange and use tt. Anyone In neC'd of part
Count:y, h<'8dquartt>r~ In Santa time u\IT'slng ca re--r:ich or poor,
Ana. paid for hl!'I C'8r and you, all creeds,, &Ji race1-ar€' priY·
through your nnnunl flt11tnC"ia.l sup-tleged,-to call KJm~rly B-MS&.
port. p1•t lhlll n1an on hlq fPet ML-.8 Edith KPrl, corona dal Ml\r,
And lf you -hav~'\'e'ret4h1e.Jmtcn tn 7Gur family, you cSn chance aU
th:.t by scrying \'("g'4Ubl"8 10 ft:'l'\"orful LM.t,tbey cru;tnot-be. retiate«I; l
For n1Mt vegt>lAble:s.·add jUtt'tnodgh 'ITT\ter to the aaucepa.n to fil l 1t
to the dep.th of about. \ii lM)\. No\T ndd the chicke.n ~ulllon cube ·and
bi·ing the. ,,·ater to a..hOil,. atirrinJ once or t,..·lce \o dissolve the cube.
1\dd the veJ:et1\blc, ro\ffr a.nd cOOk until lPnder. This opplie1 to qutto~
frotc n vegetable• a• wttU u f re1l\-ju1t folJ(JW package dil'edion1 for
the :1mount·of w.nttt add the cube nnd lo nhead. The carrot• in our
1nf'nu nt"C ~ooked 1h1'i: \\·11 ,and tt:iaom••<t J.fte-r rookinc, with but~r.
salt. nnd llf"J'IJ>fot .. -'ind rou "·ill Ilk~ our llme-1hortened recipe f<ir
Crt?E'n Ilenn11 Country_ Rtylt.
11 Bnfidlnc Mater1a1,.
I! Bulldlnc Sfon·lt'f'lll
J .f Prl'1'0nab
15 Share Your Car
11 Tran!llportatfon
For Venetian Blinds,
Shades 'and Drapery Hdwe.
THE SHADE SHOP
Free estimates Ph. Hsr 884
YOUNG WOMAN will baby •It
any day O!' night or will look
aft.er invalid lady. Ph. Harbor
2HO-R. ' 77p,70
• PART TIME TYPING and
keeping in my hnmP.
Beacon 67S3-W.
book2 M
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11 Roonnr Contrartnrw.
11· Jt.rurty Aid"
.. 77e79
ngoln. is direct~ or. Visit ing Nut~!'!. ".\("nu
SRiokM Pork Rhauldl'r Dutt
11 CJphol"t,.rtnr
ta llr alth Aids
New Hamilton
and Elgin Watches
Christmas Lay Away Plan
WALLACE C ALDERHEAD
817 Co811t. Hl\\•ay, Corona <lei Mar
70tfc
Fl1'.'E IRONINO will call for and
deliver. Curt&lne. Phone Mrs.
WilllaOUI, Beacon M9l·W. 78c80 \' .. S .. A. O rpniu-d
Four)years agn the Visiting
Nurse Association of Ora nge
Coutlty wa..s organized. Its need
hll.!J b<-cn justltlf>d. The number of
fq.miliee and plftlents &erved ttC:h
year conUnuefl to lncrcaSE'. But
what ii more lmporta.nt. nQt only
lhl"' -patient but tb(' whole com·
n1unity of 'Newport Harbor 111
IK>nf'fitlng by putting (hpu peoplC'
back on their feet .
Mrs. John 0 . JohruJOn, member
ar the board or director" of the
Vi.qitlng Nurse AMOClatton and
wecrctary of thC" Vl11ltin1" Nurses
con11nittee. repqru that 789 vlsitl'I
=-'f'r~ l'D,A{Le !1st year In lhe Harbor
arra •Y the Visiting Nurses. ae..
aidf"s M.rl'l. J ohnson, who lives In
Balboa, two Newport Hei ght.a
rC'"idC'nL, 8("tve on thf' Vi.oiiting
Nurses C'om n1lttee: Mrs. Bull
Pe t~r~n anrl Mrs. \Valt('r Bur-
roughs.
Th,. V. N. A. staff carries a
gl'neraliZ<'d nursing pr ogram !or
palit~nL, o! all ages. A conside r·
abli' portion of 'lhe nursing service
ls spt!nt in adminiAlering part time
nursing care. Beside care, injec-
tionl'I, surgical dressings and other
types of nursing treat.ment are
provided u ordered by the pl).yst-
t·fsn.
:Su"inl' Can-Taucht
All'W> lhe V. N. A. nur8E's t each
the famjJy how t o provide better
nunlnt"'"care ro r t he patient. Diet
n4!eds are slressed•and medical di-
rf'('tlons In terpreted.
Postpartum care i!i1 an import-
ant part of this M"rvlce. ~in. R
arrived home from the hospital
~th her brand new baby to be
met with a hundred dlffprent sug -
gl'tltion." from ¥tell~meaning neigh~
bors. By the time the physician
aITivt"d he found the young mot.her
t:ldee lo hysteria and the bcV.'l1d·
t•red father unable to cope with
the situat ion. The doctor bf'lieved
lhat his patient could be helped
if she could have onf' skilled per-
son to show he r how to cart for
the baby and ahswer her quel!I·
tions. A Visiting' NurSf' wa..s able
to help Airs. R. Immediately, and
House of Harmony
Taliei'New Line
Slired Carrot~ C:J"f'en Brans Country Styli•
I-fol 'Sa\dnar l'o"'·dl"'r Bi1t•uit5
Appl• l'h·
• Criffer.
" •Cr•fn Blotfttl. Country SIJI• The House of Harmony, in the · I heart· 'Of eoeta M•sa, one uf th" :l 11li('Cll b:\ron . pac-kagt qu iek·fmten gr'f'f'.,. \Hiftn it • .... '.! f'hil'kC'T\' Bonilloh CuOee 2 smaJI totnnloet, dkrcl le,t"gest a.nu most complf't e telr vl -1 ('Up boilhlg ,'tater !-'alt nnrl peppPt
sion and appliance .a\orf'S in South-Oire bntori; fn·· cd11';-po,ur .. otr nl l 'bUt obnot 2 tn.bleapoon11 r:rt.
ern California, Is taking ano\h('r IHi::l'lolv(' chickf'n bouillon cubell In boiling y,·:.ter; ndd to ha.con; brinJt
step forward with the addition l to boil. Add Jl'rten bean• ttnd tanu1toe1; bring to boil ; cook 20 to ;.:u
this w~k of another grrat name n1inutP!-. Season to tal!lte '\•it.h 1alt and pepprr. ,.it"ld : 4 1Jt'n-in~L
In household applian('es. ·
t The Hou~ or Harmony ha.~ j u ~f
been chosen .. the new Frlgld•h·• Nov. 17 Deadline Owls Blink
de&IC'r tor the Harbor srf'a Thr
ramous name Frigidaire t.s added
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for Nnvv E.xainS (ContlntM"d from Pa .. 11 1)
to the already lmpoBlng list of -• J I out of the game ... ··w e wer,.
nationally advertl!'led hou!!C'hold 1-h N 0 pa.rt t tod )' 8tur k In our holPs -waiting for the
appliances a.nd tr1cvlsion sets no'" I e · avy e men & other ~)' to mov<"," N"portf'd
handled by thiA well rstabllshed announced that the deadline lot 0 Wf'n.'I. .
firm. its 1ixtli nation·wide competitive s cout Rur"itlon HarJ>('r reporlf'd
At the present time lhf> Hou!'W exarrflnatlon to select 2000 younf that F\JIJC'rton bu a. pott!nl of·
ot Harmony is Installing a cnm-o!fleer candidates ror Goo/em -fcnse with Jewell Owerui tabbed ,s
plete a\Jtomatie hon1e kltchf'n and ment-rlna nce<l college wtncatlonfl onr or the junior 1coll_ege's hardt'.•t
laundry. wt,,th all the lat<'st equip-is No\•e.r:nber 17, 19~1 . driving backs. Most ob8erver's tab
ment re•dy for an lmn1t>0dial" Applications for the collere thtt wlnne r or the Orange Coast-
demonstntion or any type of ap-training progT&n1 of the Nav&J Fullerton game Saturday night to
plianoe that might conceivably Re:o;en1e Officers Tralninr Corp• gon on to the cft amplonship.
add to bette r enjoyment of your are available to high MChool sen· What abOut San Benlardino?
home through extra 1eL~ure . hour s \ors a nd gradtµltes between the
gained through the many auto--ages of 17 and 21 .
matlc devtcea now available. A The applicat ion !orml!I may be
formal announcement. will be obtained at high school•. collecea.
made. ~ the House of Harmony office.11 of .Nav..i Officer ltf"OCutt-
with a special demonstration of menl, and Navy Recruitin .. Sta·
aU the F't"igfda lre appllanC('S. lions in Southern Callfomla and
It is aUio announced that in Rd-Arizona. Completed .appllca.tlons
dition to their regula r radio and must reach the Na.vy Examining
lelf'vision .service departmf'nt a Board in Princeton, N. J ., by No-
new department ror Frlgid!Urr ...vember 17. ·
Mrvlce hu already been opened Success!lll candidates wJll re-
by the House of Harmony t o givf" celve a four-year college educa-
you fal!ll and -efficient service on l io n v.•it h Governn1ent assistance.
your Frigidaire equipment. and .... ·i ll be commissioned officers
of t he Navy or Marine Corps
.\T PASADESA COSFERESCE upon graduation. 'Phe prOgram
Is open to n1ale cit izens of the
United States, \Vith quotu assign-
ed each state on the basis ot ita
h igh school population.
George Holstein and A. Alex-
ander Hamilton. key laymen of
St. James ~plscopal church, at-.
t ended th<' Diocctlan Laymen's
r onrerC'.nce on s8turdi.y at Hot r l
Huntington, Pasadr ns..
As a result or t he November
exa1nlnations, the Na vy expects
to enroll 2.000 students in the
new program commencing with
Resul~ come from conl!ltant I the 1952 fall term of college.
Practlctt! An ad regularly' In j.hle • ------
paper will produce results ror you_ Wllle people do nad the ada.
l'lRATE2 0\VL RTA1:1STIC1<
caut o .....
10 Score .............. ., .............. ~4
0 Tc>ucbdowns ..... >............ 2
0 Converslona .......... .......... 2
64 Offen.11lve Playl ....... -.. 82
6 Firat Downs .....• -.......... 12
3 Flr.t 0o'Wll8 Running .. 10
O · First Downs Pas.sing.. l
2 Firat Downs Pena.ltles 1
33 No. of Running Plays 39
126 Yards Gained Runnin( 196
69 Yards Lost Runnin, .... 68
2.6 Ave. Yda.. Gained Run. 3.6
16 Passes Attempted ........ 13
67 Paues completed ........ 3
4 Passes had Intercepted 2
31 Ga.ins Paasing ·········-··· 15
5 Puntl!I .............................. 9
27 Ave. Distance Punts .... 34.2
f .37 Ave. Dist. Punts Retd. 4.2
30 Yds. Lost or\ Penalties ·75
4 Fumble• .......................... 6
' 3 Op. Fumbles Recovered 2
2 Own Fmbls Recovered· 2
46 Average Yards Kickoff 30.3
ll.l Av. Yda. Kickoff Retd. 8
88 Total Y arda Gained ...... 142
!! Lo.t and Found
!4 SehoolA, ln,.tnK'tlon
!8 SltuatJoa" Wut~I
_%9 ff•lp Wantf'<!
SO Salr, 1'11!1<"f'llanf>On"
SO-A S\npll
:IO-B Appl!.......,
Sl \Va.ntNI to Rny
12 Furnltur,., tnr s.&16
32-A. Antlq1tM
II Boat"• 8uppllff
S.& ~lu,.l<-al, Radio
S4 Dop, c:at", Pf"t11
St Pnul1P)·, Rabbit"
!1 1.1\•f!Af.o('k
88 Spt'("lal Annonlll"f'me-nt
40 Rw.lnf"M Opporhattl~
41 Stn"""' and OfnCif$
4! WantPd tn Rent
ti A.partmrnt" and HonfW'"A
43-A Troller ~pa.N
4' Room" ror Rmt
«~A RMit Hnrnf!A
45 Rr nt, ~llM'PllanHtn"
~ Room and 8'tard
47 Tntekll
48 Automobll,.,., Tfrf'!lll
49 .-'ulM "'antHt
60 Auto ~,.r,·lc-e
51 Trallf."'
5! Alrpl&Df'!I
M Money t.o Loan
66 Money Wanted
51 RN.I Eltate Wanted
18 lnt'Olne PPOpe_rty
81 fte91 Estate Exchanl'e
8! Real l!'Atate
.10-B118lness Gulde -
OONPLllJ'ID HOUllll CLlliNJNO
9l!:J'Tlce. FunUture a.nd rvp
allampoood. Free uttmat&-
l'lllly lnaured. . .
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
514 -29th St. Newport Beach
Be•oon 8111 7tttc
Rice, Cabbage and
'· Cheese Casserole
VACUUM CLEANERS
re1ectrolux and others, $fl .9li
100 to choose from.
up.
liANK'S Vacuum CleanE'r Co.
J101 S. Main St., Santa Ana ,
Kln1bPrly 3-2968
70tfc
~2-Bnlldlng Services
FISHER
016
Drafting Service
C'.oa~t HIRhway, Harbor 2J43
' Corona clrl Mar . 12tr~
Sympson & Nollar
PAINTING & DECORATING
"The Best Money Can Buy"
!'i l 2 -38th St., Newpor~ Beach
PHONE HARBOR 2404
52tfc
DEPENDABLE midd l e aged
woman wouJd like &Leady posi-
tion as-companjon hol1se1J.eeper.
Rererences. Har. 127. 79p81
WANTED -Part time gardener.
approxfmatt!ly 4-8 hra. per wk.
Ph. Harbor 1857-J. 78c80
\VANT Experienced Sport~C'ar
saleslady.
JO.LEE SPORT SHOP
1835 Newpon Ave., ~La Me!W
79c81
RELIABLE WOMAN to care ror
2 children: Live out. Own
transportation. Ca 11 Harbor
0126-'1. 79c81
WANT Permanent laundress, l
day a week. References requir-
ed. Call Har. 0263-W. 79c81
B so 8ele. Mlsclelllllleom & y ~ouse Movers FOR SALE -..;,,e piano-Story AND•
General Contractors It Clark, $100. Servel retrlg., $65
212 Cabrltto St., Costa Mesa.
650 First St., Tustin Calif. 77p79
· ·Phone Kimberly 3·1885'-
<Home Phones JAsper 9-2773 or
JAsper 9-2687) 73c86
IN'l'ERIOR -EXTERIOR
·PAINTING
LlCJCNBED · -INSURlll>
Glenn Johnston
601, Slat St. Newport Beaelt
Harbor 229?.J Mcfit ..
EXPERJENCED CARPETERS
\V1tnt Worl\ by Hout or Job.
call Harbor 1164-1'1
7ltfc
H.H.HOLBROOK
W ALNlIT DESK 33" x 60", glass ,
top. 3 chain. Phone evenings.
Harbor 1238-W or see at :i15 E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa. 77c79
DISHw ASHER, Portable G E.
nearly new; poker table; Lionel
train, 0 gage, track and accel!I·.
ories. Phone Har. 1778-R.
78c83
PIANO, upright-nice finish, good
condition. Price REASONABLE.
li32 W. 19lh St., Col!lta Mesa.
B~acon 3827-W. 79c81 ,.,,
Simple to prepare and delicious DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
to ent ia this hcarl}l .rice, cabbage
and ch~se caa&e~role, which I.a an
BLACK SILVER FOX Short
jacket, size 16. Call Harbor 774
before noon. 79c81
excellent meat sµbetitutc. Use a
A Prompt
Repair Service Maintained
Phone: Harbor ltlS.W
ALL or TBI: ~NEWS F·ire Safety (o.Jrly ·m•ll oven-proof dish for the making so that the layer ed
dlsh "A'UI have depth and the Oa-
vo rs Will be combined properly. ·,n Home ·,r-It should be accompanied by other .) vegetables In 9eason and a crtsp
2801. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
Wlse people do read the ad&
REMODEL and .REPAIR
~idence or Commercial
R. L. 'Dick' Nelson Sr.
RA'M'A"N' CHAIR $311. 2 7x9 La
hula grass ·rugs $9 ee.. Planter
lamp $8 Floor la.mp $10. Tapa
cloth $8. 9x12 hOoked rur and
pad ·st6. Ma.hog. drop leaf table
$36. Day bed $15. OUtdOor clialse
lounge $15. • atralgbt chairs $2
ea.ch. Bowling ball a:· caae $10 .
G. ~. Vacuum Uo. B r a 111 e
andiron.a &:. fireplace screen $14
Dog basket $3. 821 Orchid.
Corona del Mar. · 79p81 of -~· Newport Barbor Area
. .
ALL TBE TINE
•
BALBOA
MES
,_.,.EVERY TUESDAY
-.) . •
· EVBY THURSDAY • ..
• f a B01IB FOB $3~50 A TEAB-1a Graap
• •
SUISCll'l'IO" OIDa FORM
salad. ,,...
Defense · Need l ~n=l~.!:;~ed rlee
• · .2 cups ahr<dded o r chopped
. ca.bbase
Amertca.n home flre eatety hu 2 cups drained canned tomatoes
b®ome a national. defenae problem 1 teaspoon sugar
beCause of the • th~a.t to wide· 2 tea.apoo111 aa.lt
, spread home fires resulting from 1 tablespoon chopped onion
a. poulble atomic bomb n:plo· 1 tableapoon butter or margar-
\ Blon, according to the National ine
Board or Fire Underwriters. ~ cup finely cM..im &ed bread
The average bOWleholde.r may 1 1•blespoon melted butter
be on the major line of deten.e, '' cup grated aharp cheese
fire authorttlel!I wam, with com-Preparing the nufry white rtce :
munlty civil dete.nae depending Put l cup of white rice, 1 tea-
h.N.vlly on the Oreo-fighting abU1ty apoon salt and 2 cups cqld water
ot eacb home owner. ln a. two-quart saucepan. Cover
General Building Contractor
538 Fullerton, ~ewport Beach
Free Estimates Beacon ~779-W
73p87
DON K. BU'ITS
Lie. General Contractor ,
Residential-Commercial
Remodeling
Phone Beacon 8408-W
17ttc
·PAINTING
. -EARL SHEFLIN · Tbey noted that World War ll with a light nttlng lkl. Bring to
de'inonatrated that the hcevtelt a vigoroUa boil. Then reduce the
damage in air attacka ~ not be.at u low u poulble and .team
from high eyloalvu but from for It nilnutcs or '+f'Ul all the wa-
firu •tarted by l.ncmdiary bom"8. ter 18 ab9orbed. 'lbia makea vtty -Be wtse-tell Pf'Ople-GyertHe!
EVen In the atomic bombing or rlr'ID rtce gralna. <If you prefer
Japan, """' that raged "'tchedc· more tender rice gro.Jna, add Y,, 14-Penollalll
ed caiUttd the major damq-e. cup more. water and lncreue the -------------
-~"' ~ llOw eooklng time 4 or 5 mlntea.) Alcoholics ~ ,,.., Cle--~-~• wt1l ,_ a •I· ftmlove the lid, permit the rte. Write p, o. em. IGll ....-~-·~ • lo dry to tlle ,deatred eonolatency a..-1.11an• callf.
. . -...
Refrigerators
KELVINATOR retrtgerator, 6 cu.
ft. ExeeUent running order.
completely overhauled. $87 .50
COLDSPOT 8 cu. tt., left hand
door. Perfec\ condition .... $79.95
CROSLEY Shclvador, completely
Oftp bauled; 5 cu. fl ......... $75.00
SERVEL. apt. size, 4 cu. !t. Per-
fect condition. Very clean thru
out ..... --...... _ ...................... $69.llO
Washing Machines
EASY WASHER, deluxo, with
Ove.ralz.ed· wt1n1er and -pump.
Good tor ·IOtl-of eervice .... '49.!M>
pntlc t,ulc to .. t 11,1U'OUC1l nibble-anll tho gralna Will be .. parate "' fllled atttei._ Uley· ~IDd U. & an11 Outty. 'Never ttlr rice; Ufl IPll<N>e KJmw\J .,_ EASY Itani!& .. Wiial6er -r
-~ at -., may 1--••v ~th • fork ~-' .. 3 ·-· In eood. runnin• ordor < ... $211.00 11&\'e to ,..iy_, '."' . lbed: ..... llre-.... ,, w. ~ . -• -. •
BEl\"DIX WASHER the 19!)1 de-
luxe automatic wilh the agita-
tor and the watl"r saver. You
don't have to bolt It down. Ueed
ronly 2 months and not a acratth
on It. Balance due is $188.38.
Pay me cash or take payments
of $11.99 per mo. See Mr.
Baughn, 404 So. Spadra, Fuller·
ton, 9 a . 1n. -8 p. m. or phone
2tri2. 74trc
DEARBORN HEATE;~ $20. 2
chron1e bar s\oo1s, $8.50 each. . . End tables. mirror, lamps, mlAc.
lt~mR. Phnne Harbor 0019·M.
77c79
PERFECT for i.mall n-dtal or
beach cottage -4 burner api.
size R'QS rang<', , OV<'n control.
Brl"akfas.t table and 4 chairs,
one twin bc'<l and r hair. Harbor
01 67-P..t. 77c79
\VICKER dinet te set, table, five
eha.Jrs. end table, writing de.ik.
High ov't?n gas stove, All rea-
eonabl£>. Harbor 2269·R. 77p79 --COAfPLETE Furnishings or 5 rm.
ttungalow in one lot . 506 A vo-
cado Ave., Corona dPI Mar. Ph.
Harbor 1.f31 ·MK. 77c79
W ALNlIT twin bfo.da, box springs, .
and! mattresses, chlfferobe, dre.111·
1cr, night stand, bench, $200.
. 16Q8 P acific Dr.. Corona del
Mar, H&rbor S094·M. 78c8P
MAYTAG \1.rasher $75. dining set
8-pc. complete SM. Wall iron-
ing board $4..50. Dbl. Box
s,Prings $5. MIBC. items. l~
Cabrillo St .. Co.!lta 1.fesa.. Bea-
con 6857-J. 79cSl
SS-Boa.ts. Snppfles
Chrysler Engines
Used
C~owns -Royals
See John Harvey
at Seacraft
825 OOAST IDGHWA'I:
NEWPORT 'BEACQ
PH. BEACON 5171
IHtrc
JOHNSON
Outboard Motors
The only factory -approved SaJea
and Service StaUon in Ute New-
port Harbor Area~
Sout~ Coast Co.
Newport Blvd~ at 23rd. St.
Harbor 2600
53ttc
18 IT. CHRIS CRAFT speed boat,
Chrya .. Ace. A-1 mecb. cond. $1.f50
Free slip rental for boat.a otfette!.
tor aale up to 2& ~.
Wizard I< Rowboata for Rent
Ken Scott'• MobO Marine D6ck
Next to Ferry l.AndJng, Ba1tiDa
Harbor %720 59trc
FISHING BOAT, 24 n,, 3 tooa
mackerel. Cray 8-71, ~ !than
100 hre. OWner leaving. WUl
aacrlltce or trade· for lot or pidc·
up truck. C'all Beaoon 5%164
a.ft.er 1 p . m. 71e19
;2° SAD.JNC B6A T. mut • pd._ '*
17' Boom wltll hdwe. .Make
offer. Janes 12121 et.De: ~
Garden Grove. 79p111
; To ... Nl\YP9Rt. u• •OA PllSJ
cmd 1HI NIWS. TIMIS :
lll!ltlns -m\t and -. .-.. cupe fluffy nee. l6-8bue Your Car , AP.llX ...-,__ ................ $:ZO.OO iii~~:: :T.i:!;b ~ ..:-:.~i:-~"'::::1 WANT RIDER$ -or ride from K...m.o.:e -••ns fna<h __ ... ,17.50_' M ' .......... ••• '.
di-ate tur-e1, a-aad b~ -of.-*«. Stmmu t<w 5 = "'1::, ..!:1:.:'.:,...!1:: RO'l'All'l' "-~-.. _, ___ .. ,_ ... $15.00 TRADB -Jow old iii-.., 111ecb1o
\
Ptease'aend The Pren and Tbe 2 New11·in-to •
• . -• •
N•IM • I
• •
bMtln&' app~ llocll 't jolt riiln~ COolo: ort ~~-~,.~ Nqoday ~ ,.,_y,-..,,,. "'--'Teri."~ "uit' OrJan. Plalloor,.T~-11·
-atui. _, ~ wtoldl, If ~ ~ ---wa-•• • le)'. Ba.-01lf.,J Tlpll -:1 "' · S-. C9oll . ~· DANZ-
-fOGibt ~. anJsltt -. --In . a ,..._. C.• rolt, °"' l'VvN:! iicfum>1' ~o o;> 1111 .N • il7 ......., to olt7;wl* _,_,,__ ploeo the rte., .. tlle botta1 ~-• • , ;;<i'R~ .. "' ...... -.ta Ana.
tlou. • 1 , er, :tllle 4....,.. Gf -dull'.\ -1R · Ram &1111 ..m w· • '"')e U~ .' l!W"-• _ "' _., .. ,,_a. ........ • • ""' -::; ~ ~ · ·· . ... · .. e m-.--we sa A ll01'Tll..,. • .---. :::s::: :...-=.:· .. ~t""'· :.=--::.:·.~ .='"1-.:.::4; s~·11a1r ~ .!!OWJ!Oft ·-': ~ ~ ~ "t:.i.: .co.:
lllald.. A a.e-.te 4allJ 111 1 ,..,... *-'"1121,-.,.. ell a.._ Ge .. Pu 4'1) t :A -= P11111e•sr1~ -t"Jc1'1 •.No. ....... ow•-. a.ta
Ila I .... -.---Ille Jllllt'.~ -... i::: ... m: -.._11p5 r···-• l. .\a. • I-..-, _, · P 1,,.,. .-. ~-1·11•"4 ""= -r·--e=r:• !'
ap'F t J rNc 11n --· .....,. -,,,a u .. ::!.•1 ,.. J!!'• L -1'~ a. a. ... ·~· M ;? 4'l'09. • ou. BIVDDl'l'S ._, fl!+ , tM1,
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MANY CHOI
1 WAN.T AD will cost you
only SJ end it wiU run .
. in ell 3 locel papers.
•
A Minimum ad is 4 lines.
Pholfe Harbor 1.616 . .
Nrwport-Balboa Nrws-Tlmes -Newport-Balboa Prf>s.•
Newport Bay Post (Shopping NeWR)
SLIGHTLY USED Spln•t Plan~. ·1 IS
•
Nallonally .known make In p<'f'· LIDO LE
r<'<'t condition. Terms. $4J'.!)()' s·pa.rkling 1 'or 2 bedroom turni.eh·
down and StT.02 per mo. at C>d a"parqnent.L One> bedroom
.,,'lhafer'e Mualc <Slncf' 1907), 421 (twin ~dsl STD mo. 2 bcdroom111
N . Sycamore, Santa Ana. Kim· · $100 mo. AU utl11tles paid. Prl-
berly 2--0672. !...r--~9t~ vale garaps.
MA.GNIFICE!<T Electrto Organ.
1 P . A. p ALMER
Repossc"&M.'d . Big Mvlngs. A
bara-aln of a. liff'tlm('. T <'rme. lNCORPORATED
E>ANZ·SCH~fIDT PIANO AND 3333 Via Udn Harbor tMO
OP.GAN CO., r120 :O.:o. MR.in, cnr.
6th, Santa Ana. Newport: Beach, Calif.
. .
Quality Yearly
Furnished 'Rentals
BALBOA Pl!!NlNSULA -Unob-
structed bay view, 3 bedrooma.
1 baths ............................ $17~ mo.
BALBOA PENINSULA -New 2
bMrOom hom~ .. -.......... $125 mo .
BALBOA BAY FRONT, near
yacht club, 3 bdrms .... $200 mn.
LIDO ISLE -3 b<.lrma., 2 bath11
..... ............. ..... ........ .... $2ft0 mo.
Everett Morris
and Associates
408 F., Balboa Blvd., 811.lboft
Harbor S~
FURNISHED MOl'I, J bdrm. Apt .
ALSO 2 b<lnn. upPf'r apt. \V lntf'r
$4~ mo., utll. pd. or rca.s. yrly.
A~ 4 bdrm. fllrn llbme, S80 mb.
wJn(er re.n\al. Mrs. Conrad, 312
Alvaradn Pl., Balboa. H. 2-491-J.
~7c79
YEARLY UNFURJI{. J bdrm. apt.
With gar., f)oor"' fUrna,::e, W&tf'r
aoftenf'r. Near Bea.ch, $60 mo.
1000 W. BaJboa Blvd. Harbor
3277 or Harbor ~M,. 64trc
TWO BEDf,lOOM stucco .hoU!lf',
fenced yard, garagt>, yrarly. 108
31st SL .. Newport 8"ach. 77•·79
YF.ARI~Y Balboa I sland. n<'arly
n Pw futn. l bdrn1. lnw.~r ctuplf'X.
Al.SO Corona .. d•·I P.far furnlsh"d
~i nglp apl. Ph. Har. 2927-W.
lfA!\f"MOND all f'lf'C'tric chord or-
gan. You can play In t<>n min-
utt"s. Hammond Grf'at Spinf't
Organ. Terms. Come In and
play. DANZ -SCHMTDT BIG
PIANO AND ORGAN CO., 520
No. Main . Santa Ana.
WINTER· RATES, 3 rm~ furn. aptA' ________ ' ___ 7_7_c_ift
On Collin.I Ialand. Each. apt.
ft.as water frontage. ,
~O Penthouu on leue. West
end Park Ave., Balboa Ialand.
Ph, HarbOr %9e2-W. 76trc
COSTA MESA-New room with
-----------bath and kitchenf'tle. Prlvatf'
GREAT SALE or Summer N'lurn-rntranc('. Rerrtg. $lO \\'k ., util.
ed Spinet pianoA. Save from pd. Phone Beacon 6621, 7 a. m.
StOO to $200. Like new. Full
KU&ra.ntee. Rc n'tal terms. DANZ-to 8 p . m. ' 77p70
SCHMUYI' BIO PIANO STORE,
fi20 N . Main, cor . 6th. Santa Ana.
RF.::\"T A CI....ARJNE:f, trump<'t or
olhrr band tn.~trum <>nt for $5 a
month. Rental appli('s on future
purc ha!le at SHAFF.R'S MUSIC
CO. ISlnC'e 1D07l , 421 Nn. Syca -
mo rf', So.nla Ana. KI. 2-0672.
RENTALS-
1-2.3 bdrm. holllleS
Winter & Year Round
PAUL C. JONES
Rental Agen<>y
2307 Balboa Blvd .
B.4LBOA ISLAND, furnlithNI 2
bdm1. cottagt'. Wintr r month&.
•SM>, water paid. 116 Emera.Id
Ave .. Balboa Island .-71p79
Yearly Lease or Sale
F'i'ature<I In Homl' & Gar<lPTift.
SpaC'lous ultra mod!'rn 2 bdrn1.
2ri-rt. plate glass ov<'rlooking
ocean, dbl. gar., sund<'t'k, t'IN'.
dl'ihwa~hf"r, disposal, rangf',
refrtg .• d eep fre<."Sr. Bt>ncllx, r lr.
COM. H8¥bor 127!1-R. 78p80
YEARLY RENTAL -l 'bdrm.
rurnlshf!fl duplex-$75 mo. lpcl.
utll. Ml I..a.rk.!Jpur, ('oronn. dcl
Mar. 1 78<'80
44-Rooms for Rent GRAND PIANOS. 2:i make!'I. U~I
frQm $496. Tern1~. Stein\vay,
PIANO AND ORGAN CO .. 520
Muon tit Hamlin. Fischer.
Knabe, Chickering and many
others. DANZ. SCHMJDT, 520
No. Main, Santa Ana. Rt>mem-
ber: corner 6th.
Harbor :1313 , P,ERMA NENT w e e k I y rrn taJ
74tfc I sleeping room. Privat<' entrance.
-----------Garag-t', $1 0 per '•\'eek. Blue Top Balboa Island Motel: 401 Nf'WJ'Ort Rtvd .. New-
port Beach. 6Dtfc W e have sevt-raJ attractive apts.
and houses for winter rental NICE ROOM., kitchen prlv., gar·
starling It $4:i mo. and a rew age. Rea8onablP. 1~1 2 Ocean
PRACTICE pianos, $:59, in excel·
lent playing condition, 11.2:5 per
week. Terms. 2 years exchange
of full purch&Jlle price. DANZ-
SCHM1DT, 520 No. Main. :Santa
Ana.
yearly rent.ab starting at $45. BITd., Balboa. Harbor 0245-R.
Nelda-Gibson, Rltr.. .. 1 __ ·~~-~~~1_1c_1•
R&."'T A PU.NO tor only $5 per
month. Re ntal applies on future
purchase at SHAFER'S MU·
SIC CO. (Since 1907) 421 No.
Sycarno~. Santa Ana. K.Imber-
ly 2-0872.
85--Dogs, Cata, Pets
308 Marine, Ball>o& lat Har. 502
69tfc
WINTER RENTALS PENIN-
SULA. Furn. 2 bdrm. apta.,
ocean front. Refrig. Reuonable
to June l~th . -ut.U. lnclu. Ph
Harbor 1270-\V. 6ltfc
RENTAL r1
SPECIALISTS
can l:dna Chis
FREE -want 10 rind good Ljnwood Vick Rltor
homf"s for 4 cUtf' kit tens . Call I Balboa Ialand. Har. '20U ak64
Bea.. 6148 bf'tween 9 and 6 p.m.
77c79 ATTRACTIVE 2 bdrm. rumt.shed ____ _._______ Balboa Bay Front apt. $50
M3 tst\1111 J •1
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Couple of Children! Yard!
mo. w1nt er rental. Ph. H11-rbor
2269-R. 77c79
CH EAP winter r ental to rtiht
-party. Furn. 1 or 2 bdrm. apt.
3706 Channel Place, Newport
Island. No pets. Harbor 1217.J.
78tfc
BALBOA ISLAND
We have apartmenta and house&-
BAY BEAC H ! In elA.'JlOrt. Furn. . A vatlable for winter aeuon or
2 bdrm. apt., ga ., util. pd. Yrly. yeatly leue.
leB.!W' SSS mo. or $75 mo. till
July l!lt. Call Bea. 6467-~t.
78tfc
BALBOA PENINSULA -At-
tractively rumU!hed garage apt.
Suitable couple. Avail. Oct. 15th, m winter. $65 yearly, util and
gar. included. Harbor 0657-R
78tfc .
FURNISHED nice clean large
s le-e ping roon1, kitcli'enettt\ frig-
idaire. bath. ~un porch l 2n<l flr.)
$-4 5 mo. Phone Harbor 691-W .
77tJC'
BAY FRONT -Lovely 2 bdrm.
.2 bath apt. FlrC'place. good hn.t.
SI~ mo til June 15th.
AI,SO 1 bdnn. bayfront. $75 mo. to J une 15th. ~hone Har. 26:;2
or Harbor 2914-M eves. 77tfc
FURNISHED house, Balboa .Ia-
tan~. 3 bdrms .. 2 baths, garage.
Yc>ar1y · !!"[LS(', $12& per mo.
Owl-tt'r at 213 Ruby. aner Oct. 1.
Wm. W. Sanford
REALTOR
Park Ave. at Marine ,
Balboa L!land Harbor 2462
59ttc
WINTER RENTAL -PENIN-
SULA -Furnished single apt ..
till June 15th. $8 week. UttJ.
incl. Adults only. Phone Har-
bor 1270-W. 8Iltc
FURNISHED -2 bdrm• .• sleeP 8.
Spacioua t"nclosed patio, real
home, Udo I.ale. CoM.lde.r yearly
lease, Sm ptt mo. Write Box
"E" this papu. "!3p81
FURNtSHED 1 and 2 bdrm. mod-
r rn apti" Wlntn and yearly.
$40 to SM mo. All utU. pd. Bar.
0499,M. 77p79
SEASIDE APTS, nicely tllmlahed,
l br., uWlUe& included. Y:early
rates. ,1828 W. Ocean Fr .. New-
port Beach. Harbor 23911. 72p84
BOARD and ROOM
For elderly people in large privatf'
home. Good meal!I &nd care.
Phone Laguna 44326. 79p84
AlllOirotlve.
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48--Aotomoblles, Tires
WE TRADE
FOR THE BEST!
'37 PLY. Sedan ..................... $ 14~
'41 PONT. Club .................... $ !565
'41 PLY, Club ............... $ 59~
'4 7 PL\·. Sedan .................... $ 995
''49 PLY. Suburban ................ Sl59r>
':il PLY. Seda.nette ............. $1815
(Somt new Dodges and Plymouth.!
lt>fi at the old price).
It co.ta nothing to lnvel'ltigate!
SHAVER MOTORS
Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
1680 Newport Blvd., Cc:Mta ltesa
Phone Beacon 8907
ST A TION WAGON -Fprd, late
'48, beautlfuJ shape. Only· fam-
ily use. Extras. If you ha.VP
been trying to find a clean o nt,
you won"t be disappolnte<l. Pri-
vate party. 5"13: Fullerton Ave.,
Newport Beach. 88tfc
'49 FORD Convertible club coupe,
radio, heater, overdrive, .-py lon
sea t covers. ortginal owner
l'Oing overseas. AtechanJcaUy
exceUenL P rivate party. Harbor
3488-W. 78c80
t9at FORD 8, 2-dr. aedfn, like
new, under 6,000 milea. J\adJo,
underseal. Seat conrS. P'tiv&te
owner, $179:5. Can t&.ke ow.r n-
nanclng. '421 Bel Vue Lane, Bal-
-· 78c80
'48 WILLYS JEEP -:-Good con-
dllion. 3900 Seashore Dr •• New-
port Beacb-. 79c81
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, Two ~droom Country Home
Oppomte the Santa Ana <;:ountry Club Golt Courlie •
on Mesa Driv;e. Unob&tnlcted view of the fairways
IPld mountains. Ample privacy!on this 83'x234' Jot.
The muter .bdrm. Lo 14?x16' the otlier bdrm. is
12'x14'; living nn. 16'x2\' with fireplace; kitchen
10'x18' with. plenty of cabinets: a large bath with
pullman sink; double garage with plastered walJ.8
& ceiling ; ldry. rm.; storage rm. & extra \.!.• bath.
Total ~oor area over 1\IOO sq. ft ..
It will be a 111easlll'e to show you this restful home
today. PRICED RIGHT 11t $16,000. One-third down
Owner anxious to sell due to ill health.
• G. N. WE:W,S, Broker & Assoc.
1790 Newport Blvd. 1 Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 51SJ.. Ji:ves. Beacon 5617-R
BALBOA ISLAND
Cho1ce South Bayfront Income
EXCEUJ!>NT DUP~ Prime location Supct·b vlt>w
F'tnr Beach. Each unit bu apacJou!' living roo1n, f lre-
pluce. 2 bdrm,. 2 battut. private garage, plus many un-
usual features. Well buUt with nearly 3000 MQ. ft. total
area I Ar hitect '!I plana and specifications ll \'tt.llo.hle for • in~J>l'l'I Jt)n ) Except tonally l'flOd vsl11e!
SPECIAL Price, T&rms
\Vm. W. SANFORD, Realtor
P nrk Avctibe at Marine Ha r bor 1'1 62 Balboa Jslan<I
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Lge. 2 bdrm. home !1180 sq. ft.) dining room, lge.
kit. with break(ast nook, fireplace. Heat in ,every
room, large bath with stall shower, hdwd. firs.
Double garage. Only "$12,600 TermR.
COSTA MESA
New 3 bdlUll. home. Dual furn., fireplace, hdwrt .
flr>l. Gar. Large lot. Only $0250. Excellent terms.
490
C. GALEN DENISON, Realt,or
A. E. JOHNSON, Broker
Newport Blvd ., Costa Mesa Beacon 6698
Bay Front Triplex
Locatt'<I on Lido bay front-Two
3 bdrm. units: o ne 1 bdrm,
Show11 i:-ood income, low down
paymf'nt to r r11ponsiblr buyf'r.
Pt1ce $17,rM.
Lido Isle
Nt'w 2 bdrm. home nl'ar best
beach. Private patio, spacioua
living .. room, attractJve well
planned kitchen. Olaaed tub en-
closure. t..rge wardrobee, num-
erouJ1 other attractlvro featurel'I.
$4750 DOWN
Bay Front Home
With pier and 1 n oa,t. large lot .
spacious patio a.nd garden. 4
bedrooma, 3 baths. Best bay
front value in the area . $67 .500.
GR~NLEAF &:. ASSOC.
BUILDER -REALTOR
3112 Newpor¥1vd. Harbor 2M2
Newport Beach 77tfc
TWO BEDROOA1 home. hdwd.
noors, fireplace. service porch.
$9,800, $2500 do\l.•n. See at 717
Larkspur Ave. See ownl'r at 7'.Jt
Larkspur, Corona del Mar.
Courtesy to brok<>rs. 77p79
HURRY!
HURRY! • HURRY!
No. BAY FRONT
3 bdnns. and maids, ALSO 2-car
gt.rage \A.1th e.pt. over.
Both have Jge. fireplace•.
Bather11 aho't"en and dreulng
rooma. I bll4:. from Marine Ave.
Should &ell quickly for
$37,500 .
LINWOOD VICK
REALTOR
W . A . TOBIAS, AMOC!at ~
31 2 Martne Ave., Balboa Island
Phone Harbor 2CH 2
"Look ro-/ th!' Grren Lawn"
77c79
1 . .
Newport Heights
Today's Best Buy
Growing or Gomg?
What klnd -of a district are
you looking at? Ia lt G().
ING backwarda or 18 It
GR.OWING with Its future
· ahead and. very !'O'IY ! .
LOOK at LIDO ISLE where
· these ha.sic elements can be
attained:
Reatrictiona.
Highellt. type l mprov'ementa.
Good nel1rhbors.
Privacy.
Bathing beaches.
Clulifiol18e .
Tennis Courts.
Playground!'l.
Churches.
Schools.
Shopping Center .
,. -. . .
~ .. Jill=· PAOIC T'
.., NEWfif*I ~
.. ' "liW'iJ''"'dG& •
. • -·Ellale .. f
CORONA DEL MAR •
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l'IRST TIME OFFERED 2 beclnn. stucco home, -'
-1y decorated; bdwd. floora, f"treplace., Joye)y :
encloaed patio. Ocean aide ot blgbwe,y: W4UWl,g ' •
dlatUce to ! lltoJ't!9. RoOm for additional unit.
Prici!d at only $12,500.
• -STOP LOOKING--for that bard to find 3 bedrm. home! Here it Lo •
Newly ·decorated. Hdwd. fioora. Lots of tile in
kitchen 'and bath. Excellent location. The price!
You will be lltll'priaed ! Can be purchasi!d fur-
nl•hed or unfurnished ..
CLIFF HAVEN
Three Mnit. and den ranch type home. Heavy
shake roof, forced air heat, 2 liaths, Jots of tile,
lge .. dbl. gar., patio. Just compteted on large view
lot. $26,500. Terms.
See 2352 -15th St. Open Daily
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· LL.tings Wanted-Rentals and Sales •
These ALL 1nnke for value and
cont.entn1ent. We are DEVEL-
OPERS or lovely LIDO ISLF.
\Vhcrc a little bny.111 a LCYr. We
hnve o~ned u. NEW RCctlon
\Vhere !40me very choi<'c lotl!
t'!ln be bought n l ro<-k hotton1 I
prlc~s and terms.
.ALSO at this umc we have tor ' W. E. FISHER, ·Builder-Realtor
!<ale '°me BRAND NEW 2 and I ERNIE SMITH, Realtor-Associate
3 bedroom homes that s houhJ 9l6 Cout Blvd. · Harbor 24'3 be seen. YES we are the head-I -.:
q11arterl'l for I .. IDO ISLE. Wr 1 ~ Corona del Mar
HA VF. \l.'hnl you WANT.. 1 --------·-'----~----------, --
P.A. PALMER . OPEN HOUSE
mcoRPORATEo 507 Lido Soud, Lido Jsle Bayfront
3333 Via Lido S d. 12 t 5 Newport Beach , Cal;r. Un ay, b p.m.
H arbor 1500 ,
79c8J
r.oSTA A{F;SA -FOR SALE on
RENT -Nr w 1 bdrm. home, I
cllmp. rum . 2048 Pomona , Co.•ta
A1.t>s&. Call ownt>r, Har. :1237-R.
67tfc
BUY NOW!
$1000 Dn.
·New 1 bdrm. home -Redwood I
ni<"e appcA1'ing. 2-car garag<'. !
Cloae to n!'w mark f't nn Eaat I
Side. Payment approx. $!l0 ptr
Th~ 11' an ideal family home, 4 b<lrma. aii.d d e.I). l•rce
living room, large patio, sandy beach, pier and Nip. Mwit
be sold to Rettlr Pstilte. SPe t hlM before buying.
ON THE OCEAN FRONT
For a beach house-, J.hlll lll Ideal. Large llvlng ropm with
fireplace, 2 bdrms., rear patio, central locn.tion. Good buy.
. $11,000
BAY and.BEACH .REALTY
1150 Bal-Blvd.
Ethl'l Shirlf'y
.J .M. Mll lor
Harbor It64
GlodPn ~ay
Dick Fay
'
inn. Ji'ull Pril'e Only --------------------------
$5750 Balboa Peninsula
· W!'ll bullt 4 bedroom home, one $1800 Dn. 1 full and two '!< baths, 2-cu
./ ) garage. large hobby houae on N~ 3 bdrm. '--Fireplace, hwd. very large lot, Hwd. Ooora.
garage. Approx. 1040 8Q. ft. I ParUy furn., plenty of storage.
Nice location. Can you l.maglne \ Many extru:. AU electric kit·
the l"Ull price LI only chen. Nice patio and attracti'v~ $9250 landacaptns. ·
$18,500
New~ Bdrm. F.H.A.
$2650 Down
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Large home with many extra tea-
turee. Beautiful liv. rm. wJth
fireplace, dlnlng area, hardwood
floors. loU or tile, covered patio.
double K"arage, extra wide lot.
Full P rice Onfy Sll,300
Phil Sullivan
Geo. Everson
1866 Newport Blvd., Coat& M'e11a
Phone Beacon 7123
(Across from Costa Mesa Bank I
Eves. Ha. 3157-W Bea. 54~8-J
On Balboa Peninsula
THREE years old. Unf\.lrn. 2'h:
bdrm. home, 2 baths, fl.N"place,
$12,500 full , price
Good Terms.
Will consider all offers.
COSTA MESA
G. I . Re.sale -3 bdrm. home, on
a large corner lot, only 3 yrs.
old. H\l.•d. floors, all concrete
block fenced. Patio with barbe-
cue. $11 ,990, $26,00 down.
Coast Properties Co.
SPECIALS! ! ! '
NOT ON THE BAY"FRONT! BUT
CLOSE! This older ho m Ji
haa beau. BAY view and ~
only 100 fl. or flO t o dandy
awlmmlng: be.ael). Lot.e of room .LARC'6f..: living rm., fireplaoe.
One large and 2 amall bed.rm.a .•
klt.cben wUh b~ot nook, liert.
pch. PLUS 3 rm. apt at tear.
Furniabed, a COOd value -a
good buy-$12.600.
OCEAN FRONT -Furnished , 2
!ltory 4 B. R. home. Choice 1cr
Jatton. J uat 6 abort blocka from
BalbOa shopping, and acroaa the
street from Bay front. Fi~
pl~e. barbecue. INCOME API'.
over garage. Priced right · at
$16,000. ...
Balboa Realty Co.
Rosa Gret>ley f j Mephlne Webb
• Lillian'-1.fcAdoo
700 E. Balboa Blvd. · Har. 3277
NEW three bedroom home with
f ireplace, r u r n ace, hardwood
floors, garbage disposal, double
garage. Tne Home Stretch-301 E . Balboa Blvd., Balboa
Phone Harbor 26Ml
Today's Best Buy
in SHORECLIFFS
3 bd~. home on large Jot. 61-Real Estate Exchange $11 ,000 full pricl! To help your choosing, see
Sell or Trade -·
Bee.utiful I acre Poultry Ranch in
·San Fernando Valley. Compl
equ\pt. for raising fryers, shade,
fruit, berries. flowers, etc.
HOme and income rental Price
$12,600, will exchante $7,600
equtty & ase\1me tor iqn. rum.
hse or Income in Newport, Bal-
boa, CDM area. ne.ar water.
Courtell)" to brokers. LAZY D
RANCH. 20126 Ru D n y med e,
Canoga Park. Superior 8, 1J88.
79c81 ,
L. A. for BALBOA
Trade equity in 2 %:-yr.-.old Wel'lt
HollY"'OOd 3 bedrm. and den tor
clear residence. Value $35,000.
loan $10,GOO owner. 1314 Bettut
Drive, Loa Angeiea 48, Calif.
7lldl9
Unobstructed View Home
2 B. R. lla.ater B. R. 14x20
2 blltha. large playroom
and shop. 3 car garage.
$5,000 will handle
Ralph P . Maskey
34 I 1 Newport Blvd., Newport
Phone Harbor 402
68tfc
BALBOA ISLAND
Attractive well located 2 .bdrm.
home plua • 3 rm. apt In rear.
Large usabfe 'patio. Wonderful
rental record. $18,500 f\1mlsh·
ed. Oood terma.
STANLEY HADF1ELD,
Rea:ltor
211 >Ma.rlne Ave., Balboa I111la.nd
. Phone Barbor 20
LOANS For Homes CaP.fstrano Beach Palisades
5?1o-IO -,r. Leana , · ·
CONITRUCTION -LOANS -!law 3 bedroom home. Fireplace.
al -141"' 11, -.) · -09k floors. Lota or windows. "· • Vlew of ocean and hJlla. See
WE ,BUY AND. BELL this at SS,000. One third down.
these listings on Balboa
Island.
Two bdrm. home furnished,
with two-car garage, close
by bayfr:ont, $11 ,250. Aloo
a speeial for income--Two
bdrm.' home with separate
apt. over two-car garage.
The furniture is worth
$1500. The total price is
$16,750
Investigate before these
are gone.
J. A. BEEK Office
Harbor 63 Qalboa llland F erry
NEW 1 BD!Ul. HOME, lf"'Y
stucco finUh, • $3975. 39~ Vic·
torta St, f near Coll~ce Ave.•,
Costa Meea. Ph. ~-5608-K.
71tfc
In Corona del Mar
Beauutul new home one-halt blk.
from Ocean Blvd. 2 bdrma, 1 %
batho, hwd .. °"""'· dbl. cuai"•.
patio, evt;rjthlng. for comforta-
ble living. Price Stt,!!00.
FOR VALUE
In fine lge. ocean view home-
sites conveniently located.
• ·All utilities. Terms. Model
homes to show.
Corona Highlands
At Laguna edge of-.Corona
de! Mar. Ask at tract office.
PJion& Harbor 414-J
JUST cOMPLETED
Beet 'tonstrucbon. Spacious
living room, patio, land-.
scaped: • •
This is below replacement!:· . -.
$19,995 •
Earl Chamberlain ·. • 600 Cout Blvd .. ColJllla de! Mat·
(Opp. Newport Bit,bor Bank) !
• Phone Harbor 2288 ' •
88c70'
COSTA MESA ' • • • Owner ha.a ldt for good. Fine ~·
bedroom house. Fenced large lot, ..
2-car prage, a)I appointments.:
Your. Offer eoMtdered • .. • For Appointment to Se&-• •
_ HORACE 8. MAZET ,•
• 308 Marine Avey . •.,
Balboa lala!Jd ffubor 3028-J•
In Exclusive Shore ·Cliff• • 1 -·~
THRIJE BEDRM., 2 ba~· home ,.J ;\
011 1arge 80xll8' 1ot ·1uo ~· Cc)rona def Ma.r ·~uy:4
ft. -pllia muoney -Jlrlth ~"""" "'--radio controlled .,..,r, lludwood · -.......,.. IO>Uwn /
tloora. Forced air tumaee. Lot. Only $81'50 full price! .;_ ot tile. Completely feneed and . -"" Jan.deeaped. 3 bdnn. home, COi)', a:ttractfft, IQ•
• , eµetlent "'1pbofbood. e.;e.-.
Prloed at $:1'1.a<JO, % dilwn walled pallo. Wf'Y J"IY ttnt! t;
Call. OWMl" Barbor •INJ...J' or ., •
.._ at. 1" ~f* t::. P~dena Trade. >!
77p79 -!------------BALBOA PENINSULA-3 bc!rm·
TRUST DJCmllt • Bal. arr. Callh Wk&• 341\el Cate-IN+~ ' Realt" Co
'48 ENGLISH '12!1' motorcycle. SD Bl>B SA'ITLER ltna SL Ph. Dana Point 8781. · ~· ~W""OrrlS . Y ·
New • paint, pert. medl. cond. Hl5 COAST Bl>VD. 77c79 Raalton and ••fin•• ero"ker. T°HRF..E BEDROOM ·I-Um. H ouse. tum. house, 2 b&thL Winter
Lo.rKe fenced in back yard. CJo.e rental. $1.St) mo. Write Fem
to school. Harbor 324:i. 78Uc White. 137 MesquJte. Palm
SML. FURNISHED gueat howle, m mo. Incl. utll. Newport
S.ach. Ph. H.ar.,311hlK-,17c19
Sprlnga 6r Ph. Palm Sprlnga
~4 . 77p82
Will take $130 ror quick aale. Corona del Mar Harbor 1071-J . ------------1113 Cout 8lvtl., Coi-om de! Mat
1229 w. Balboa B!V'd: Ha.' !16W. Rep. POIJUER Jro!n'OAGllVCO. ~-, -~-~ 2J•• -Lo;tel)' 2 bdrm ""'18 In I). Pu.: 1
' 19p81 .Ketro wo Ina. ,._ Kl uua ' Newport Heights ·-.......,r ~ G .. I. Raale 4%<1pt. ~-tor 2 bdrm. -•n:.
bdJm. lla!De.;,ollwood -· CDM. Propttt•·oy ~!ear, Prfcod a
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• New 3 bdrm. home with 2 "bl.thll.
Hu ocean 'riew, flrepiace.,bdwd. • noon. dbl. ga..._e. •13,Jl::j(I. ._II ---llIIU-Wll: ~ ~ 1087-.1. 1rc.Tll
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.ocean Front Triplex . ~--1o1, •·•· °" · , . -• • llapauo.rotttot ci.e to •tnll Tom Payne Realtor
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membf>r of the Lad,y Anglen.. Aboard the "Tarlu' to "'itness the
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Nf'''·port flubor aiad Laguna. It rounded out the &ea.800 catch.
according to Mn.. l.acbf"nmyrr, \Vho brap of a freeur full uf
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Jr. Red Cross.
to be H$fd
"Pwfc:Gd in: 6n1.-' So~ Dak;+a Btack;s ~esence' . jttwrlsoi.' Re;oils
\.eals ~ ~ · State . ·P".cnic .\: to'Ai~:f:OCC .Squa·~ M°"'*la1n IJOii '-. .r:
·n Santa Ana
World • Wide eervtce t.o other
/OUt.h will be the keynote Of Uli~
Junior Red Croes lnatltute • tu
·or school p}1nctpals and teache r-
1ponsors of Junior Red Croes n«tXt
Nedneeday afternoon, which will
>e held in the chapter headquarJ.·
!.1"9 ot Southern Orang~ County
'hapter. 1104 W . 8th St., Santa
Ana from 3 :4& p. m . to 5:15 p.•m.,
Mrs. Victor Hupp, chairman of
Junior Red Crou committee, &n·
nounced today.
Speakers on the program will
include Mias Gene Dulin. U!acher·
1ponsor at H~i-ace Ensign achool,
Newport Beach ; Ml89 Helen Moore
••f Hunt!ngton Beach High 11ehooJ ;
Robert D . Smith, ch.apter director
of safety services, and Mra. Hiida
Redmond, director ot chapter dis·
aster servk!e,. Mrs. Anna Lang
wil l f"Xhibit the n'cw sn1aller gift
box which hi desig ned a s a gift
fo r one child.
L ynn Wat.son. Santa A na High
'Chool, Joan Isley, NeWport Har-
bor High 8Chool. Patrlc1a Berry
and William Boswell, from Hunt-
ington Beach High school, t he four
high school delegates who at tend·
E'd the National training center tt.t
Bluff Lake this summer , will be
s~cial gueat.a at the tea, which
precedes lhf' program.
M rs. Da.nlel McNaughton, M rs.
R. J . Graham, ttnd Miss Abby
Chapman &re asalsting in plans for
the exhibit and tea.
Old World Food
to be Served at
All-Nations Fete
F ood from many nations will be
served a t the SanEa Ana Y.W .C.A.
when the All...Natlona Fest ivaJ
takes place on October 19th and
20th.
Tacos from Mexico, c how m eln
from China, artd kraut rouladen
from Germany w ill be featured a.s
"'ell as lhc Ame rican hambur ger
and hot dogs. Swi88 cheese with
crackers will be served by SwiM
women; and GE'rman crullers made
from an olcf family recipe. Swed-
ish pancakea will be baked as
ordered and served with llngen·
ber tie.f!.
Mrs. D. H. T ibbals is c hairman
of the food committee, and the
food \Vili be served from booths
erected ln the pa tio beg!nning a t
4 :30 p . m. ea ch day and serving
until 8 :00 p . m.
t xh lbits of many old worlrl
treuures w ill be shown f rom 1,:00
p. m. o n F riday arid 2 :00 p. m. on
Sat urday throuout the 'afternoon
and evenlng, and the prognun ot
da.nces and sonsa ot many nations
w ill take place at 1 :80 p. m.
CHOICE SPRING VEGETABLES
become your tamtltes "ftrst
choice" when you serve the 1arden
products In 1pecl1l creamy aauce1 .
And grand tor vegetable 1auct:a are
the conden1ed 1oup1.
Three ftne soups to u1e thl1 way
are cream or mu1broom. crum ot
chicken, &lld cream of celery. The
a~tal flavor or eacb aoup.aauce
gt vea a \)lea11D&' rieh'neaa to almost
any coo'ked •eset.able. Espectallf
sood vq:etablHauct combinations
are a.spa.rap.a with cream of mush-
room aoup, green peas with cream
ot chicken soup. To prepare soup
tor a sauce, almply stlr together 1
can ot tbs condensed IO)IP and %
cup mil k. Heat well and poar sauce
o'fer the· cooked Yi1etable. Then
you·re on your waf to hajpy eaUD.g • . . . '
CHICKEN I& 'EATURED at
Dl&ny nleala by 1mart homemakers
these d11t. This 11 one meat that's
pleatlf\11-and.
so well liked.
You call tee4
· the ,.hole fam-
ltr trom a amall
amount of
f:'hlcken when
fOU fix thl1
noodle dlsb.
wltb ·condenaed
.' ereaJD of chick·
en soup. The aoup st•ei t.be d.llh
that fllll-ot-cb.lckta la.o~.
• EQ1 Chicken 'n' NMcll11
I ta111"""°1'UI · , I cu.J. cooked ftn•IJ' c~ nOOdtp
1 ~i:.:::.,MT \6 cupf nolled
'utter er Vi foT!:--, .., .. marp.rtne -•i 1 can {l~ cupe) eoo td. U.lcU.
t'Ond•ftMt e,.,.. et ·
ok!q• .. \llt I
s1 .. 111er """ -";.,., 11i ••ttor
bl a HKtp&a U .tU ~· ~ IOIP. '-004Jeto' MU c'11d'q,
O.a111 ala all 1Qrot11'1-. .,..;
lo• ·--a"'1t 11 -·· ot ntU b11tii'ihroa1b. ~ f Mn· ~la&L •••\
TRAY Tit: Let a lt"J ll'O~ r..
.A dllcarded poetcai'd, cauat>t m. The umt-annualf'plcnlo at the ' Oranp Cout College ,\.otbali That .tam lion la •tUI nio.k·
hl• car'e radlator Jrllle. 1.ed \<> a South Dakota State Soclet:V' of 9toCk ebot up lut week aa Olarlie lng the police blotter.
!barge ot h!t and run and pl-op-Long Beach, C&11t .. 1w111 be beld at BI·-~ rted . M. 0 . Harrison, 207 Eveninl!'.
:rty. dam&ge. cl&lm to be filed Blxb)t PaFk. on SUnd&y, October ~ ttPo Ior practice alter Canyon Rd., Shore Cliffs, called
a.plnat N9rman N. Nosgle. 'TheJt•, 1961. All Sou'!'JroDakotau and bou.nc.lng back and forth between Newport police! early l"'rld&y
postcanl was & tip that ll wu 1 thelr frienQ are lal1y tnYlted and among ,aeveral of the larger morning to report the cat calmly
Noggte'a car which da~ a to attend. Southland Jun)or colleges . and w&Jklng toward the center of the
fire .hydrant and smuhed a gar-The regular meeUng of the 90tne tOur year echools. Black wa.s tract, about.....\00 yarda •off Hilb·
bago CUI at llH East Balboa South Dakota State Society will way• IOI .
Blvd., '"at • a.m. tut Tuelday. bf' held at Maclbl.nista' Ball, 728 Palm Sprtng'a High achool'a ath-A polic~ hunting crew left for
Ruth Wetp.nd, 1133 Ea.st Bal· Elm Ave., on. Thu"'4&.y evening, lete of the year last aeuon u he the scene Immediately bu\ Mr.
boa Jx>ulev&rd, beard lhe era.sh October 18. covered dlah dinner lettered in footb&ll. buketball. Wblskers was nowhere to be
and Aw a man standing by the I at 9:30 p.m ., followed by buelneaa baeeball and track. found.
car. OWner of lhe garbage can meeting and enterta.tnmenL He waa honored as the Player
wu Ra.lph Mtchelaen and it wa• of the Year ln the Riverside Coun-ZIEGLER CAR STOLEN "1aUIP.s la lalatiee ia u ad ..
hi th rd i.e.t waf of ..., ~ tAe to m e postca wu address-· Opportunlt7 .. knoaktq la ty League alter leading the Palm Police are looking for a 1900 ........ jut Jell"'
ed. Calilomta ·Highway Patrol • CLA.S8ll"Dltt> A.De Sp~ high echool eleven to lhe Mercury two-doo1'aedan which
bfftcer Walter Meyer called local Use the New. -nmu. ft of the 0 . I. F . small scboola John E. Zlegl,er. 4.30 Eut Bay ·Yoa1l ftDd many n1oe homee
police when he found the card and I Poet a.ncl Prem comblna· p yoft. He wu a deferudve star avenue, Balboa,. reported Friday a.cl apt& adve~ for reat-
car Tuelday afternoon at the tlon wtth aver 21.600 dr-In the recent City veraus C. I. F . had been Molen from ln ff.ont 'ot J'M..rly or wtntu-ln the ~
!fll'hway garage. • culaUon. ' all star game at San Diego. hls horTte. allied 11eetloa ktday! ~~~~~~~~~-=--~~--=~~~~--~~~'--~~~~-=-----=-~-'-~
The. thud of the paper _on the front porch,
tossed there by the bright eyed lad on 'the
bike, or its, delivery by mail, start~ people
reaching for t~e facts of life-all over town.
Ever think of it that way? It's the great Ameri-
can A-iabit, this eager reaching for the :.truth,
this wanting. to'btow what's going on-1~ety
where and without the ·slight;est delay af all.
It's a good habit, t.oo, for here is .the. fourt-
dation of the freedoms we cherish -so deeply.
In knowing what's going on lies our ca-pacity
for t}le making of choices , which is the very
essence of our individual liberty .
It is althis point that our f avorlte -news-
paper becomes so important to our way of
life. For in its pa'ges are pr~sented the kaleido--
scopic 'changes occurring constantly-the truth
of what'$-going on _in . the world -f~e facts
from which _ we, as individuals, determine for
ourselves how we will vote, whom ·we will
patronize, wh'at we will think, and what we will
do.
Newspaper men everywhere, con8Cloos of · the critical times In
whk!h we Uve, are devoting the W1!8k of Octob9r . 1st to 8th
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Jfatlollal NeW9paper Week -to ~praising tht!tr service to tbe
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public. Aa publl!lben of your favorite newwpaper, we Invite you, out. -. . .· . . --/ IMden, to make sugg~tJou for maldag this llbWllpaper aene you
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