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WAftR :8UPPLY fff a po~ _,I N...r,.n .... i:..-,.... .._·-eat lat. Ille -MP"'!'I .......... Ille OtreM ~ FOUJJ FEE'!: OP' WATER stood ln :a two lljod< otretdl Of t.bo
tb...-dnrlq the lwtpt of the Mr\)' _.. atorm wbm b....., ._. ~ la ... I ,,._. n... •Ind la -vUy -by -. 1 Ooul mp,..,. I• eo..,_ ""' Ma, wh'"' a clocPd atonn d'°""
malm ~I watn to Lapea ftoolD tbe MOGl'Ovla 8Veet and cvw ea.route to Ute commercial and lDdU8trl&I area ~ of 1UHln tM ~, .. Td carrk-d ti... otf "-ater lato tbe lntenect&on.
ft!9en·olr were bllll&' perlloual)' la U. al.r wbfJD lndmtrtal Way N~port Blvd . .,... inland from 15th SL Pour oflk!ft Md 111tore btdldldcs. a nt,ir'H:ry aml P;U'klng lot wt:re-
wa wubed oat at lta lateneeUoa wtth Newport Blvd. ·aap1nc (Preas Photo) flooded a.ad thoaaand.!" fJf metof'st• ~·erti f~ to cletour away
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EXERCISE· FRANCHISE
Tomorro~. Friday la .. election
day and !-1f registered voters q of
Newport Be&ch Elementary school
dh1trlct have a <ftfty to putorm-
-votin.g In the achool bond I.Nu!
eleetk>n.
---. SERVING THE ENTIRE
HARBOR AREA
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ONO LARGEST HOME COMMUNITY IN ORANGE COUNTY I . .
!Prea Pllotol
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Thr: election aeek.a approval or a
SDS:S'.000 bond lasue. Money would
-be med to buJld a new, 18 cla..M:-
room achOol north ot Corona del
Mar and a.tfdltions a.qd an audi-
tOrtum to r orace En.sign achool
Polls wll be open 1 a. m . to
7 p. m . ~ all three elementary
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NEWPORT BEACH, CA~RNIA. THURSDAY, JANUA~7. 1952 achoo I.I. VOLUME XIl PHONE HARBOR 1616 FOURTEEN PAGES FIVE CENTS NUMBER £1
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N••,.,t iliJIM, F.4,r•I S•~9' hAI ....... -~,;°"
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ful ffflhlJ about ow-c:lty'1
out)9pk ~or 1~ ~· a
briifil, _,,,, oftemoi>(i °" drive· around to . lff haw.
many ...,.. hom .. and !Jnpor-
tant bmlneu b<llldinp are 11P4"t' "'*>&~Ott. They ni·
prit.nt a aullotant:al lnvnt.
ment. n't lo, ll!OI"Y ll)eae, l>olt ln-<On.!14ent plilnnlng for ·
the futu!'e., '?boy ""' tllfng-
lnl our londocaJ'O.
And 1t you want a rood ,,..
Port'* otbn lmportfnt ·
~,.. of the put few
yean, atop in tor a chat
with a man who can rully
tell l""r'nJOO 1\9bJns.' H• Jioo wa!C!Vf a i.tef~,...
ln Newjort Harbor since flnt
~I a reculor visitor
In 1911: Huntlnpn Beiich ,nd Theo Qrly developed an ...,.. l':'Cllently hlJ two locol arn<:1111
l)'Jlll>llthy for !he internal com-k lllnl ~-114 he t k ••· bustlon enefne and the a.rt of keco--e~p ~f · 1 00 'f'!"F "• ti ::on, 11¥!0 Jr., 1n u 1 ~rtner. inc """ running. -.-. wu ... Y nea .... "' H~ "'°" bltnested Jn tt,.; llrst World Mr. Robina ts one of th• ru-
War when the .lir Force put him siyl1ted ~n who saW the import~
behind ·one several tho·..:..:.,r.d f.:ct ant need for 4 uvtnp and loan
In the alr. While· the wind 'vhir.c:! c.to::i3tian here mqre than !15
over the winp, drowning O:Jt the yea.rs :'.!c;o. He supporttd ft dur-
gro&N of the wood spa.-s an:l lnr. 1.. ot'ptlizatfon, and .,.1'111111
struu that held those early bi~ ably u tint ptf:lident ll).4 la~r
toptller, ht kept thinking ~bout .,tt-~-tn-•. ''lip) •-Newport Beach. In 1!:2l; sU!I do-ln lu GOllllllunlQ'', hot. aays "will
lng some flylng, he decided th• C!Qme to tht --wbWi fiodl a automobile wu here to stay. and COlltinulng n.,.i. ii obJy tnanaged
drawtng on hlJ knowledge or ••· . anjl •tAtids OtJ llOWld prlnc:lpla ctn .. and ol the world's moot eo-Otir Sa~ and l4llJl Aaodatfon
joyable ploee for Uvlng, he =ne w!Jh' r...uron wh4:!t bovo grow,;
to Newport Harbor and. estab-from a few tN>uaaDd dollan to
lllhed' one o! Balboa's rll'St gar-more tbJ,n l1x milUon, la an es·
•gn. ample ot thll."
Avid Civic Wotkel' 'The hiib return we pay on sav·
Since then Theo has been among lnp 4tposlts-never lea than 3
the flnt to auppart many ol our percent pa.Jd on savings in over 15
1mpartant and lutin1 project!. He years-la an lmpcrtant factor ln
helped orp.ntze out chapter of our 1ucceu. Your savl.np here
the American IAe:fon, of which he are .secure-fully fnlurt'd. up to
ls a charter member, and the ori• Sl0,000. Come In aoon. lit 111 tell
i1na1 Exchange Club, l(>o. The rou pot'IGNIUY about the ~
J,aU,r wu flnt ol the d\y's Ol#IJ¥ olll'>r lllllllO!~I . ~toai!J ~
aerv1ce dubs. Convinced hlJ <OJTI· ttl)ll . llt o~l1i4 J Jt!~ ""°""t
m1'1l!ty ls a flna ona, he ~I lfltli 'If-~ l'l" Cai> ...u
w.o •l!ibt to .. n tllO worjd _.boyt wl!MR~ ~I apy uni. ... wttJ>.
It, J!>d wu ono qt the first _.,. out JiiiWIY·
.,... "' tM Cbamlle• ., Commorft, He hu served tenru u president
and dlre<:tor. He ls Post presi-
dent of the I.Jona Oub of Cotit.a
Mesa, bu guided many a boy
Scout project to .. .,,..., ond i.
ctJJ"ttntly a director ol. our Harbor
Area Jloys' Club.
Tho Ford Motor Company _,, _=i:1...111a ~ .... ~ ~ an autbodl:ifid Ford
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allD Included bnrM:b 86'\dft 'at . '
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For Every 4th Yard - 1 ct More
, SALE COVERS AU YARDAGE ON HAND
• Prices Good Till Thurscjay, Jan. 24
HARBOR YARDAGE .
185 East 17th, Costa llesa Beacon 6210-.J '
-Mllll SON'Y A .roiJN11 ..
Mis·s .Sonya J()hn1
to Be Bride
of Costo Mesan
Jd.r. and Mns. Wllllam -0. Johna,
111 Etrblh St., Balboa are an·
nounclnJ" tho 4tllP•eroent of theiJr
d&Ul'ht.e:r Sonya to .Doll•Jd 8 . Mc-
Dowell, .on of kt. and Mr•. B. !" McDo'f'ell ot Coot& l(esa.
Ilia Johna "'"" .(ndUated from
NeWport Harbor Vnlon fflgtl
tcbool and attended Ora.nee CoQt.
collep. She i. pruenUy qn the
fh!I ot Newport lleach Public
Library. Her ttance wu crad~at·
t4!. from Harbor Hl(h ICbool and
€out ooueo,-e.
PJ&na atw being made for a
IPrin&' wedding.
Bclck From Japan,
Now at March Field
9Pi. J-KOUW, 'Utt-U'._n-
pc;.&.ed t.o llt.rch A.tr W'orce bue
lut weU .rte.r a holiday wtf,lt his
p&renta, Ml'. and J,(~. Mj)Qroe
Ne\tJ~ 18T5 P'\i11ei-ton avenue,
Coat.a MeaL He-returned Dec. 22
from Japan where be had been
ltatloned u a iunner on a B-29.
Party Hostess
Gets Surprised
J~ Stet.ton waa hos.tu. Jan.
11 at a slumber party but guetll
turned the table.a by ma'king it a
•~riae "room wa.nnlng'' for her
at bu nw bome on Balboa ll·
iand. Present were Pat Cfowell.
""" 8towart. Barb Lit~. M&ry
Kay Hahn, Fat Retmler and Jane.
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Youth Advisor
to Address
Parents Forum
Honol'iJJg Jan. l 1 u the birth-
day of Ame1i& Earhart, nottd
avtator and a former Zont.a metn·1 ber of Buffalo, New York, there
were two ecbolanhlps ( ln.ttead o!
the usual one) given thl11 yea.r by
Rev. Junea P. Roberti.of Lyn-Zonta lntematlonal to two out·
wood, outatanding youth advteor. 1ta.ndlng women students to tur·
wlU .speak at the aecond of a '?a.r-ther lheir conlrlbutioru: to aero-
ent J'Of'\lm 1eriee next Mon~ nautlca, so reported Mrs. Kathleen
--• J 21 t 7 30 In Coleman e.l the regular luncheon ev.uun•. an. , a :
90Ct,J hall ot Newport Har~r meeting of the Newport Harbor
Union fflgb 11ehoot. Zonta club Thursday. Jan. 10, at.
The forum, •J>OMOred by Ufe Norton's Cate on Coast Highway.
combined Parent-Teacher Auocf-The two atudenu wtnnlng f.ht
aUoru of Newport Harbor aI\d 1eholar111hlp• were M"lu Rose M«rit
Costa Keaa, le open to the publ'c Pratt of Wichita, Ka.nsu and Mlu
and no adml.-ton 1a charyed.. J Caterina Sappa. of Na~U, Italy.
Rev. Roberts' toplc Monday Miu Pratt la working on her mu-
night la, "Happy Homea M'"ake 8 ter'a degree at Ma.s,achuselte '-n•
Better Commu.nlty... In 1950 tae stltute of Technology tu Boelol'li
reprnented C&JJtornla at the and Ml.as Sappa conl.inuea her
White Houae conference on chU -1tudies in aeronauUcal tngineerlng
dren and youth ln the United at the Univeraity of Mlnneeot.a,
ltat.H. apeclallzlng ln hellcopt.tra. ,
He la a crUuate of Kentucky Zonta was happy to welcom~
Wealeyan unlveni\y, a p 01 t two new memben Into the organ• ~ aitMent. Of~, and j>,.l l&&Uon • .Mn.·WiniJre4 Bacon, ~.ll
lsin4t.d -t-Youth 'fpruma for &merold Bay, tAsu-lleacb, P.....
radJo brOMlcUt over Kn fOI' three chulnr agent fo{ Roal" MemorieJ
e&r.. Tht. aerln Wu alao used hoepltaJ, Newport Beach, and
by the State Board of Kducat.Jon. Kr•. Vera Wiijiama. 3131"i Marine
Rev. Roberta haa been acUve tn Ave., Balboa laland, art gallery.
Pf'esldent Helen Stockton and
the juvenile department of 11°' and Parlla.mentarta.n M 11 d' e d Angeles county and tut Novemt:tel' wu lnvlled by Governor Warren Stanley leave Frlday, Jan. 18 to
to · attend a conte.rerace ln 8'.n attend the Inter Clty meetlnfr of
F'i"ancl.9co dea.Unc-with human rt· Zonta CIUba &t Yuma. Aris., whel't
tatlons ln Ca.Ufol'!)la. the prtnclpal epeaker will be Mrtl,
In lDro he wu given t.Jle first Olive Remington Goldman, the
award ln lhe field of educaUon by United States f'epresentatlve to
the United Nations. the Aft'Jllaled Tuche'n Of"l&Jllp.-Zonta voted to support th~ Uon of Lo.' Anre.lea with a mem-
ben:bJp of rnou than l0,000 teacb-&choo1 bond issue and aas~t ·n.
ef'I and adin!nlat.ratora. He was nanclaJJr Jn their campaign.
aJ.ao named "Man ot Ule year" tor Mr•. Elsle Hampton, cha.irman,
iB!Ml by the Sout.hwe.t Bervtce promises fun and entertaJnment tfl
I the Valentine party to be glvelt clUbe for hb •lnJUlar commun ty Feb. 14 at the B&Jboe. Yacht Club.
aervice. Tbe January dinner •meetlngl wUi r-am1'ly Gathers be held Jan . .z.t in the hQme ot Mn.
r c ' ' ' Book Reviewer Betty Page, chairman and her pa<-a t R .. a Home en .. MT. and Mra. Robert A. l;'ark-
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Marrie,J in East
WbeJ> ~ Harriet Croughan
IRfl. eo.ta Me• Pl October to
vialt her al.st.er, Mn. Al.LIUn Pit·
chel' ot Colllna, low•, it waa with
no expectation or retumlng soon.
Now tfie reaaon Can be revealed,
fOI' OD ~. 27 llln. Croupan WU
marri'!d to J>hlJllp E. Craugh&n or
Flon., Ill. lll the Methodist church
of .t.IJe,t city. Only lmmedi&te
,nendt and a all:l.er: of the bridC'
w'-Te p~nt. A -recepUon w a s
held ~r at the 1 horn~ of UJe
brldefroom, 83~ Eut North >.ve .,
Flora.,
Mr. cniun-ii' ii nm couotn of
1111 Wilf:.'• late lluaband, Jack .1.
CrO\ll"ban, tanner Newporter.
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to Be July Bride
lntere.linl" en...,.emaJ'lt news
thla we.ek llnlui the namea of •
popular Coat.a Mesa couple, MJas
Patrtcla Susan Brook.I ot 202 E .
18th Pl., and Darnll Robert Wall,
aon of )fr; and Mr•-Owen' K.
Smith, 699 Plumer strfft. The . . prett)' brid~--e1ect, daugti.t.er of Mr.
O/ld ·.w:,._ Leo J . i!roolu! of Loo
An~le4, ll a aenior at Newport
H&r~I' Union high 9ChOOl. Her
flance also attended Harbor bi1h-
Plaqe for ,. J"'1 wedding ue
~ln& ma.de by the affianced pair. ...
"( '" on FAC Program ... oos weat Edpw~er. Bcllbota-CDM Matron
Called East ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~~~~~~~I The b>ot. MeM bome of llr. ' , .,. • ~~ ll:yyftt _~. 201.~rood-TM-flm 1e:11 P""',.._ '°''u.. 8. thd o·
wa:r1 ,.... tlle recent oetUiw' for Ooata Meoa Fr14ay Allernoon If ay inner Going bome to A.rl<"1au for a
a tamJJy dinner. Enjoying th• re-club to bo held Jl'rlday, Jan. 17, at Eastman Horne . reuon, -·I(. J. Sb&Dnon, F.ern-STOCKS • BONDS • COMMODITIES /
UNDBtWllTINGS
DEANWIT,TER." It Co.·
Ml!MMIS H1W YO• STOOi B~
Wlion were Kr. and Mr& George "'111 feature a retqrn enpcetneat • , lea! Ave., Corona del Mu, n~ve,..
llcKeeh&n &tld d~Sft~r 8andra ot F&ilnJe J.f&C:En.R4>e ln cfram&Uc Prompted by the blrthd'y of ·llle·leN found much to ~ojoy In
Lou of Sberman O&ka, Mr. and revlewa of oeveral 1•"' J>ooka. •A. i.J<•. Frank L. EutJnan, moti,er v .. ltlnit ttlatlvea and friend.I. It
Mtt. l:vtrett ftea. Jr., Qf' A.lbain-writer and )#'turer, Jfn. M1fEn~ Of the bQst, &n intimate 41~1' WU 11!5 yean .tnce all• had been
6ra. Kr. Uld Wro. Ralph Scorle Roe Jiu 11. bo<:J<Vocliid of IJMllo woa ornnged reunUy by Kr. and :::::J:.•· and al)e iot there Just'* f..,
:-iM:dren and Ralph !Ua.\ Cloe-::: ~"::!i by.ex~er:;w.::~~ Mn.Newport~ao~-uK.e, ~ta ~ : .. :. ~':.,~~~ =:ii:.,:r:=: 01._ -of T-, • • S.. l'nmcl"" S,_k b.i..... ~ ·~· . r' .._, b.-_ In( and UD~f, tile , u µ...-In the evening the celeb t ~ alnce I left tllere and I don't "" -..._,.. Nell Murb.arger 1111. 11r..,.•t!P¥1 .,. l!dd to~t)ler openod 11er ...,..y of glfta. m,.. ll, ~ ah• aald. . ll.UID fllYAft Wlm "' by PY ~Ilda <>I chann ·""d 'l" Baal/:.:= .-:A:::-:-=y~ ~JUI Serves OS J1.1dge :::~~~"b~to= c· . L I I al~ Off"1cers, .~~~~~~~~~~~~~! ot U.ars Contest tl>&J> e .. , 11ero... Tb• ¢1.lt1 ...w IVl_C eague ~ .. be ln!J'Oduced by Mn. Benlla Till-~
, 1foll .C~. wnt•r, of 1'fO otsm. Pf'OITUI ~ t.ollow-. Pl f c • ' c t ·
Maple &ftJIUO, C0ota )(-,... Ill( lwlcbl!I!' al l~:SO p.m, IMn, ans or ' om uni, en .er
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returned tmm a l1IP which tpok ~Ill IJlffal't, RftOl<lent.1 will
her into ._ &nel Mexico. q PJ'Olllok. • P Clooe to a hundred m~ud'"•"'·-,;.;...-, -----. ----''-
well u to Palm llpolnp and Ille .,.II"',,_ •"'Ill -~ P1"""1· cueota of tba Wotai.n'• Civte ~ orpni-.. of tba ~-
llppetol Vallq, IluNi' IMr l'b-n,1111.)' °" U.. l<>qll dll•. --Leque of N"'!l>Ort Bar et· TM 1o1fUe ~ .-eDtJl'ln.J ll'a '
.....,, elpl plloerad /~ to. II• dtwr "'~ ~r tended Ille Tueai!&y ~l ,..,..,. ,_ aL. aeth1tY ta civic
WP•• -p·eu• °" Mew ?::-14 i: ui.~ ,,Iii ~ Ille Bal-Ya< ClQ. ~ hi· offoln. Prol«ta.f« ~ .... ye<>r
Y-1 J:ve, llloa ~ ....,, .,..-~ •..ft. en tA be t UjhVof UM! meetlnf' WU la• _....,. d"">w!l4 ·!"14 jJ -_..,
ed aa ._ , qi ti.. Juci,. at C1M IQ_,_. ....-.~ -< pt m • otallatlon of ottleora '?' i:;o... t1!a* Ille ~· clllof ,..tlY!tJ' wl!I
......... ---of ~ ~ Old ~ 119,...1, Qlle, -trll!t'i """ Clenar, ~t of l'f ""',. dllfalre 1r1-. -tll• -clall, beld i. ~-"'tll PIO ,.,._ ~ • ...,_ -1o1-Bach ltlementuy :L 111"'1 ,..,_ t<w ~ u... or-
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PORTS AS ~HOOP SEASON
. -PASSES HALF WAY . MARK i: By Rod H&.-.Mllllaa . •. ,
• •Pick'n up loose ends -Spring ~ttlng first bueman tn the league ifP.orts will aoon be here. Ba.t<et· 1a8t year. entered the. Coe.at Gua.td
-a11 sea30n Is over half through Jut week. Thieme was counted
''fd athlete& are looking to other on aa the Pirate's probable clean·
~tlds for outlets. up hitter thls se.uon ... Al Den.tz:
1 <:oach Hueston Harper wUl have will probably inherit the Initial
t6s fir~t trac k meet on Feb,. 21. sack ass14'n_!?lent . , . Bob Yard-
f~s ha .. d lo AAY wha~ the futurie ley la a fin1t atrin!?.ir for Color· &t:ds ir thts sport but it ls a sur~ ado this seuon. Ya ley's record
(liing that he Will have more ath-u the highest oring Ea.stern
~C'S out than ever before. Conference buketb&ller may go
'tJ ohn 0\-vens Is h.avinjr a tough by lhe bo&rda thi.e year if Tommy
(itnr p"rpping his wrestling team Willlanu~ of San Berdoo ~eeps hl.9 l<\r R defense of the Ea.stern Con-29-polnt average working.
lqr•'I'"'<'"' crown wh,i.ch . it bu won Bill Weatnerwax, former Cout
dr thr('(' sttal~hl years. Owen8 student, L9 at Norma.n, Oka .• wher e
lf•sr.'t have any VPls back and he plana lo play bueball thU.
if any of the boy& &ctu&lly summer while serving as special
M C'Ompetitiol\. 1n the sport services man in the air force.
rC' this year. Bob Berry has retu['nE'Q. from
.stC'rn Conference bueb.,11 Alaska with Chuck Hanson and
(enms will play a triple round this may be on deck lo play hi& final
yrar \Vi th the .first game 1 set for
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year at OCC next fall. HanBOn la
Friday. March 7. The coache.s de· the former N ew:port Harbor boy
cfdNt that a triple round wouJd who broke his arm in the 19~9
bro b<>ttcr from all points of view. Don·Pirate g~e at S&nta Ana.
There .,..•ould be leas schedule trou· J erry J ohncox Is playing jun1or
bl P with Only six practice games ·varsity ball at Whittler. Coast
nnrl a tournament to worr>"about. rqay not have the experience to
the travt>I would be leas and the go far In basketball this year, but
tlmr mis.'K'd by ball players would , watch them next seuon. Dave
bf:-IP.SS. It looM u though Wen-1 Peter80n, Glenn Griffith, Ron
d Pll. Pickens will have a fine te~m Quigley, fdanuel Ruiz and Al Dt>·
w ith possible championship mater-ni.z all have the pot<>ntial of col·
ial on deck. lege players and he!ght t oo.
~1on-Sporb Ahead
Golf, tennil'I and swimrolng are
all'O just aroun.rl the corner. Glb-
lcl.3 -Allie Thieme, the hardeat
Fl"cd Owens l.s graduating next
week a.nd will head for Washing'-
Lon State. The Coast colh.•ge fool·
ball banquet will be held next
week at the Bay club.
, • I I RON ROSEGOOD (14) trim to block Dave Pete-nOn'1 llhot abo\·e
In TUf'l8day nlcfat'• Orange 0-.."t-S&n &rnardlno pme. · The
·Jndlam&. pn-vallol"d 77-76.. NUmhrr %8 b1 Coast'a Glenn Griffith ud
IS I!\ l ntllan Bob McMJllan. (Davie Photo)
PIRATf S LOSE BY 2 POINTS·
' IN THRILLER WITH 'BERDOO
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1JOC 'to-·Jl'ullerton. 36-.:13 whll<j U1e SUN. -~ •. FIJUff ..BUN
O'll 'll<IMed t.Mlr opponenu ~ 1~ C)1141;N;' ~ ollm marfln·of 2&-M. doach· ·I ~ IU'nE& <
Jules Ge'gw today reJealOd .laue-.' · · ·!Ki.o'JT B• &DY • . ~ and comments on both 'F" '"MODEL •·: " 'or th' put two pmu. ey 'V(9 TUE
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( 1). Re via ( 1). Halltlme .::ore:
Newport 11, Fullerton 15. I
NeW))Ort C team ln this con·
teat showed very little team work
which, on any Ooor, makes the
~)>poaing equad look good on
their otfenalve attack.
NEXT: "l'H See YHin
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D TE-AM-, S ' N'ow1 MON. LAST DAY
(UI) Fullerton (18) OO~'rIN. sUN. %:SO
Dlehl (81 .......... F .......... (31 Ortega .. ----------Fit.spa.trick f5) 'F .............. (3) Witt I
Neumann f71 .. C .. (31 Vlllenzuela 1
Taletra .............. G .. 12) Dittberner w••• LVAllD
Egg<rt_<T1 ..... ._o ... c111 Ramlrez J' 'IH• WTrOll. ••' Sconng sub1': Newport, Beatty W' ..
f l ); Fullerton, Allen {2l. San-·· ••••• , ...
ohez (2). Halnlme score: N•w· ROBERT .TAYLOR
oort 16. Fullerton 15.
The D team play a good de-~ , ~
fen!iVe game. Eggert WU the ' ,~, I r ;.~.,, ,.
standout u he showed fine de-\ / .
tensive and offensive fire. Neu-l\'\. 'h. l a
mann also knew where to find ~"~u~... rjp_;,J
the cord~. All five bOys coni.inu· 2o ·-..'\\ ~
ed to show lot~ of hustle. !---=·=::-:,_ __ ....;CW....::.:.... __
c TEAMS I .
'\'t'\\•port (II') Sault& Ana (%1) NEXT: TWO OUTSTANDING
Siple 171 .. . F -·. f ll l Garcla F Jl..MS OF THE YEAR
A srrappy, hard driving. never I which ou:.&corcd the locals 16·37 lo H:uber ... .F ··-121 ~llpger ''Red Bad of
l b · Th P l Navarro (6 1 .. C ................. Munro 118 tay rllr>, Orange Coast Col e ge u· lhc first five mi nutc~. f> • 8 1 3 ':l'-
s 0 • rdl th 1 t l r ~P I l · ··-···· G.. (2) Brotherton C · 11 <f'tb 111 team gav(' an o-erna no ratt>it t-n it••t t Ni Oown o ge M ourage '/allt>y College the scare of thr buck in thr bR!l game. Dick Davt11 artin"'Z '21 .... G •....... Ill Martin
Scoring suba: Santa Ana. Hart· ''Br" •
ENSIGN . lb B FOOTBALLERS ·rnr TucNdav night before flnally pot'cd two In • row and Davo man I ~>-Halftime score: New-lght YlcfOry" :o<n.--. do\O.rn.' 77·7~. in an Eastern Pctt'rfinl1 Sank two fr('c thrt>ws to
., port 17, Sant.a Ana. 6 . ~~~~~~~!)'I~~~~~~ '~n nff'r e nce ga.n1e at the 0 . C. C'. rn11.ke It 50·60, Brt1tgs did a i;ood job 0~ ball·
gym. . Peterson opened the last stanza hawking and gave the Sanla Ana
RECEIVE' LEmR 'AWARDS The Pi .. atrs' big rally starle1 with • free throw; Harry Sch.Orch l>ovs trouble on their offensive LAWN BOWLING m1dwny tn the third pl'riotl u tht>y pottNI a lnng ft('ld goal and Grit-drives.
:zlflrll"<I to wh it.tle down a 60+44 In· flth scored thrc-e basket-3 on a 0 TEAMS A method of puU.ing life lnto
"~~-----------dii\n lca rl. Ballhawk ·ng and fast follow UJ', 8 tip In and a eight· Sl"'-'o-nnrt 1••1 "--ta An• (!•-) the locu.llty without marrinv ('-~'[embers or A and B football I 7 I"'' ""° oan D ...,
l H Ensi I I .t. b:·r nk!'I along with r t'vrr drfensr fo'lt push 8hot to n1ake It 73·6 Diehl (8 ) .......... F . ...... (51 Ben!K>n beauty. ,
• q_ams a.t orace gn rece VC'C !onshi1~ t ··ophy to M1t.ry Keli.h, work pavrd the way for Mill"8 Ruiz made a free throw and Davis '{nipp (lO) ...... F ............ (a> Footl" Greens owned and maintained
a total of 38 !rtters at the Letters president of the stud('nt body. Eaton'8 crew. Th~ f!MJt part of popped' in two drive in Mots to Neunl&nn (2) .. C ........ 141 Braaaell ,by the City oq-Newport Beach
Award 888embly Tuegday at the B te:am letters went to Neal the ~amt' was tight with the )('ad make it 75-72 IMaxem made a Fl~pe.trtck (4) G.!._ .. ,.,... (IJ Chfln for the benefit of the public, and
school. Beatty, Arthur Bir le her. Gary changing four times in the first basket for S . B. l The Indians Eg.-ert 121 ...... G......... .. (1 l Boyd operated under the supervision Of
The school's A football team Cook, PhWlp Brownell, Leon Hart. half. San Berdoo was .in front. were trying a stall, but each time Scorins---wl>r."' N.ewport::"'rMoo~ t,h&.Newport Harbor La~ Bowl-~t tb:roUl'h the-·aeuon unde.reat-.John Henrotin, Charle. Kramer,· 23·20, at the nm quarter and vle scored u • re&Ult or the (2I. H.a.lttlme 900re read NJ;port lnS Auoclatlon. a noa-prottt
~ ed 'to capture the Orange County Jerry Kemper, Robert McGill. <1,.-37. at hAlftlm~. scrappy local defenae WQrk. Harry 16 and Santa Ar.a 7. Corporation.
Elementary League 'Ii' o o t b a 11 Thom&s Niquette, Jerry Myers, Vh·tory might have hf>cn tht" 3chun·h 8tole lhe ball from Max· Knipp wu the star on offense Days ot play: Wednesday. Frt•
chamPion3hlp tro phy. L e ague Van Pomeroy. Edmund Pope, Rob· Piralcfl' ('Xrrpt fo r two probl€'ma: t-1n and set DRvl!i g-oing to makf' with the whole learn ;,..,orkf~g the day. Saturday. Sunday and all
teams lnclutfe El Modena. Hunt· ert Reid, James Reid, Ronald Tonln1y Williams and Clyde Max· the score 7!>·74 w1lh leas than one fa.st break lo good advantage In holidays, lo which the public ta
lngton Beach, Westminster, Gar-Sleeper. Rlch&l'd Surmon. Douglas ('m couldn 't miss once they got a n1inute remaining. Maximum then subduing the boys from Ana. So cordially invited. Information ma'y
den Grove, La Jolla. Orange and Tugwell. Donald Waldron and view of the ba.aket &..'ld secondly, llOOred on & lay·l,n after lhe In· far thia ae&JJOn the D'a hAwe re-be obtained at the gr9en on play ..
N ewport. Donald Meredith. lhf' locals lost the ball 16 tlmea dian• took the ball out of bounds' I matned undefeated and It ·ta on tng days or call 11ee:rel4TY •t
Bill Burdick, phystcal education Cook and Henrotin are capta in in lhf' first half because of bad on a foul whic h made It T7·74 J this strength t hat they are put-Harbor 1921·'W or Harbor ol96--W.
toordinator for the Newport ele-and co-caplaln of the B team. passe!'I or poor ball handling· prob-with only seconW remaining. Al ting in «ood performances. A clean,· exciUnc and compeU·
mentary schools, m-a.de·the award!. Cheerleader& led the assembly in ably d ue to tensf'ness and because Drniz d rove 1n sn<t was fouled in 1 ttve odtdoor sport.
Letters were awarded the fol-two ycUs, "Come on Blue," &nd of vlolallons such B.!f steps and lhe ,..act of ehoot lng as the gun
JoWing A t eam members: Gregory "Slttln' on the Grand.eland", in doublt> dribble. San 8C'rnardino went off. He msdc oni:.-or his free
Adams, Robert Delong, Jo<!) Fen-bonor of the squad lettermen. cap1tallzed on at le:ut eight of s hots and the gan1e wound up
ton. Rotsert Graham, John Grauer, Inter-mural tootba.11 award lh<'S(' bobblC's for baskets----or 16 77·75.
Larry Harper. Paul Lorentzen. were alRO made durin~ the a.,. points . , Griffith playNJ the outstanding
Neal Metcalf. Howard Mitchell • .scmbly by Burdick. Capt. cart Maxem p·umped In 35 points on game for the Pirates &a he doml·
Kenneth Moller, Thoma.a Murch. Bergeron and co-cept. Herb Yee 1·13 flel<t goals and nlnf' free thr()WB nated the backboards and paced
Rtchafd Overby, James Richard· rcce.jved the trophy for Richard \\"hlle team 1nale Wiiiiams was the locals in scoring wllb 20
, *>n. Robert TarnO"Wakl. Robert Sweel'e alxth l'f'de .. Capt. Edmond dunking 13 field goals and two gtft polnla. The locals nave an open
~ St.tve Watcbtt, Jack Allen Pope for MJ8a Gene Dultn'a seventh toasee. ~ date thia week e:nd and tr&Vel to
&nd Thomas Wright. ·captain Panl gradere, and Capt .. Howard Mit-1 San Perdoo-qpened up t.he ,..aec· Mt. San Antonto Tueeday and San·
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• Santa Ana college._ vareil.¥ ~etball ~ will trs.vel Friday
night to. meet Mt, Sa.n Antonio In
o batlle' that wtll aee. the' l0&e.r
end u~ wtlh a prHJ11&Dent poaillon
tn the Eaatem. JC con!erence eel·
1 lv~
Currently GO&Cb. Jolm Ward's
· l'aJ¢r'a ooct1py the unwanted po--
, Gitl,n bU\ have . rapidly been tm·
proVing, holding high scoring Fall;
: ('rl~n lo o~Jy 68 points In 1aat
Tu-y nighl 'r tray. Thie 68 to
37 ""°'" la • tar cry from San
Berdoo'• 94 to 57 victory aplnat
the ·0on. two week ago. 'Berdoo
J J.., Mt. S::1c·a' o~ coinmon toe
. wltb the Dona. tb'e Jlbuntles belnC
-h ,dumped 72 lo 80 Jn lbe' conference
opener. •
'l)lesds7 nlgl!t the SAC ca&ers
draw a bye tn ZUtm ~
... plaY. a;nd ha•~ acheduled the Pe~
penllne layc-lo nu u. llle pp.
'l;'b Dona-wUI ~ th"'Waw vtld·
IOl1 at 8 ,P'clock In I.be Santa' AM
lalp.acltool gym. • .
-la ~,~.Wt wit.II ll'Ull-
ert4n. lr{p -rtnc -t C<nler
' Roi .ln!n --lo it po1n14 •
., lh4 Don--· 'Bawt .... uio rs · awrin. wu OP.reed °"' lo •• ~ ....... ~ D\feo al)d --.. -H Pmky ftom-DM_...,., •
. 'l• ;,.i..t.-wltlk! '""""-.. " * .. 'few .11 Clatlfe. Qui ~ •
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Even lhot1gh Sanla Ana's Salnb
held HaQ>or·s wrually high scorer,
Armand "' Nttttif'S to no points
Tueaday, tbP Tars bce.t the in·
landers on their own court by a
count of 35-ZU, 'i'he Tar B sq-u&4
hnmbled the-Saint B K'f'Oue by
48*38. It WM the third stra1ght
win for-the Tars.
Jl"orwan:t .Jlrn M'.wlon We.a f\lgh
scorer foi Newport wt.th U potnta.
.trailed by Lee J'-'red• center. wtt.b
10. Dlr.k Lusk. guard, tallied 1lx
ooinft agalnst the: Saints whtJe Jim
• Roberto. guard, mode three points
and Bob M'ddoug-h. cu•rd. rang
up tour. Don Jackaon, Tar pard,
hJt for one polnt.
At the half, N'<<W""''l>Ot"'"rt led the
Salnta b7 a lopgtdnd %1-6 coUb,t..
ri ,,... a c.uc of outlUUnJ tbP.
!lalbts wbo Cl-.! wLO. a llantr. out.
oeortnt tbe Tan lT-4 In lb• Jut U mlnulft.. Santa An.a'• Ji(onU
0.WI WU hfll'b ......... tor blo kam
with nlne polnls, but he foulnd
out . at thi' ai.trt o.I I.be \fourth
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Children t:n~r 12 Fttr;E
Sunda.1· • .Jw1u.».ry 20tb
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Rlµldolph SooU
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"TWO FLAGS WEST"
Joeeph Cotten. Jeff Chaadlf!r
DOORS OPEN ll:l-BOW STARTS-8:'3
"MY FArORITE SPY" "DECISION.BEFORE DAWN"
Bob Hope.; H ed<b' LaMarf RJcf\M.rd Buebart, Gary Merrill
No"' Playtn&' 1 Th~. Ian. %Uh ·
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St. James -Church Elects .Officers, .
, Begins Plans for Parish School , · -
Election of veslrymm and dale-,....-----~-------
;:ates, annual rcporta and 1n·
nounc~mrn•. Qf plam for a parie:h
day achool featured the , annual
meeting or Sl Jatnea' Epbcopal
church. held ~unday f'Venlng At
the peri:;h · hall, lbe Rev. Paul
Moore WheeJtt presidl.nit.
Namt'd to the veetry for lht'
Lerm 1952-3-4 ~re the followin~:
George M. ffolste~n. Sr.. J oseph
Ca'l"ftr and Artirur C. Achey.
Delegate21 elected to the conven-
tion of Uu!" o:ocese or Los Angele~
to be· held at the Cathedral Jan.
22-~ wen!: Lyman Farwell, \Vll-
llam Ho~tein and Herb Dewes
with alternate.e: Thom'as Rutter .
Eugene Grauelll &nd George M.
Holstein. Sr.
Inlegale!I to the Convocation of
Long Beach are: Arthur C. Aehey,
William Holstein. Herb Dewes.
MiSB Irene Bo6omworlh and Mrs.
Ruth Pattl30n.
Mr. Wheeler rl'ported to the.con-
r.rrl'&tion of St. Jame!I that h€' has
t"ndered his rt'Si~nat:on to Bishop
Bloy ss Rural [)(>an o[ the Con-
v~aUon of Long &aeh. HC' polnt-
C'tl out that the itro,,..·lh of tht> p11.r-
l.sh and the plans for thr establl-sh-
ment of a parU,h day tichool made
It JmplY..1111ibJp for him to givf' so
much time 8\Y•)' from the local
scene.
The R1•v John Harrf'I. one , ot
the out8tanding leaders in the field
of f'<tucat;on of the !:piscopal
Stewart Bauer
to Address·
local Adventists
Stewart Bauer of the •taf! o!
the Wbite Memorial hospital. Lo8
Angeles, will be gueat 9)>e&k at
the Seventh-Day Adve:nUat church
on Saturday, Jan. 19 at 1 t a.m.
His topic wlU be "Almoat lnvtnci-
ble, nearlf Immovable."
Pastor Hollia L. A.ndeMJOn will
accompany Or. and ~s. C. C.
Emme~n. Mr. and Mrs. Ruuell
Hampton, Ors. C. C. Smith. and
Paul Butcher. on a five-day trip
to the Navajoa in the Monument
Valley ot Arlzona and Utah.
They will take a trailer load of
food. clothing and drugs to bP
distributed among thl! Indians and
will give medical and dental aid
to them at the Monument Valll"Y
medical clinic which is malntaln-
f-d by Mr. and Mrs . Marvin Wal-
tent.
A youth group from La Slr"rra
college will preaen~ an in•plration-
al program for thf' Missionary So-
ciety on Friday, Jan. 18 at 7:30
p.m.
The Senior Dj2.tcL, soc!t>ty, 1crl
by Mrs. Mary Johnaton. meet at
the church every Thursday from
l to 4 p.m. to sew for the nPedy,
l"hllrc.h. \vill a&'IUi:it> hil'I duti~s. on make surgical dreutngs and scrap
F eb. l ai:i chaplain and ptinc1~al books. The society ta in need ot
of St. James Day school. which more food an~ usable clothin,'.i
will br o .. g-anlzed bet we ::n now
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and anyone deal ring tCJ donate.
anrt thc> f'IJI opcnlnfi: of school. plc-aee call Harbor 1003-J.
The trrll.'iUrcr r('pot'tcd that St.
James Church Is in f'Xccllent fi-
nancial condition. Hijthlighl of his
t'f'port wa. .. thf" ract that the ne1,1,,·
educational building was con-
sltucted ln tour montll• time. and
was paid for upon Its completion
RPpor~ or progrc."1 were givl"n
'Life' Theme
at Science Churc,h
' by Rulh Pattison tor the Woman·s
Auxiliar.v, Mid~(' Scl.'E.' for the Al·
tar Gu'ld. J erry Hall for the
choirs. and Fl'ancea Hamilton tor
th" Y. C. L.
A growing UJlderslandlng that
God is Life eternal lncrea11e•
longevity, according to the Sun-
day Bible Leseon on "Life" In all
Christian Science churches.
"Understanding Is a wellspring
ot life unto him that hath It." de-
clares one of the Proverbs of Sol-
omon (l6:22 t which Is uRd as
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The vcl'ltry met after the annual
meeUng for a brief organizational
Sf'SSion and tht' rtttor appointed
A . Alexander Hamilton as senior
warden. The vestry elected the
fp'' ~otftoen; .J&Alior w....,.
Wlrll Holstein, clerJf, Thoma•
ttutter, and treaaurer, Lyman, H
J'arWell. Installation ot veatrymen.
wlll be held at the church thla
coming Sunday at 11 a. m.
The meeting adjourned with the
congre~at.ion going into the church "'° participate in the Y. c. l.. an-
nual pageant, the Feast ot Lights
RIDERS PLAY DAY .. The Mesa Boots and Saddle
club will slaite another home play-
day on Sunday. Jan. 20 in the
horse arena at the Orange county
(airground~. Breakfast at 8:30
a.m. In the chuck wagon will
launch the day of fun and horse·
man.ship.
the Golden Text.
A Bible pas~ge also tr o m
Proverbs ft :20-22J counsels. "My
.son. attend to mY' wortta; incline
t.hlne eu unto my .aavinga. Lrf.
thorn not ~~rt from thine 'YM:
kep tbem 11n the mid.at of thine
heart. For they are life unto
those that find then1, and health
to alt' their ti~."
"We a.II muat learn th&t Llfe la
God,•• declares Mary Baker Eddy
in "Sciel'lce and Health with Key
to the Sert pt urea.·· She contlnuu,
"Ask you.reel!: Am I living the
lite that approachea the aupreme
good'? Am I demonatrattng the
healing power of Truth &nd Love?
If 90, then the way will grow
brighter 'unto the perfect day.'
Your fruits will prove what thf>
understanding of God brings to
ma.n" (p. 4961.
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Plan World· Wide
Da~ of Prayer
Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church
"Having Cttta Which Differ"
will be the theme of the sermon
this Sunday by Pastor Herbert C .
Plarui for the annual World Day Roth. The sermon text is RomflM
of Prayer were completed at • 12:6-16.
Miss-Elsie Farris
to Address .
Episcopal Women
Addresses by Miss ,. Elsie M .
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10.7 Cu. ft. DELUXE ............................................... _ .. :. 382.75
9 Cu. ft. DELUXE ........................... ···········-······-········· 345.75
8.1 Cu. ft. MASTER ... ·································-····················· 287.75
7.1 Cu. ft. MASTER -··· ································-···················· 256.75
8.Z Cu. ft. STANDARD ·····················-································· 24-l.75
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·Island Hardware
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meeting of the committee held Sunday schooi meets at 9 :30 a.
~tonday afternoon. Jan. 14 at the m. with cJRS8es for all ages. The
home of Mrs. Edgar R. Hill. chair-Adult Bible Study Cla.u also meeta
man of tbe day. al this hour fOT' pan!nt.11 and alll in-
Farris, of Long Beach, promtn~nl
Southern California chur<:h'A·oman,
and by the Rt. Rev. Willlam Rob-I L!========================:;=====;;;==========::::;.J ert Moody, Episcopal bishop of
Thf' World Day of Pra~r. which ttrl"stcd. Free bu. tranaportatlon
Is ih<' first Friday in L<-nt. Feb ' may be arranged by calling Bea-
29. will be obscrvoo this year at con 6o.56-W. t
Gruita ~lcsa Community Metbodl!!t Church acti'Vltle11 for thU. week
church. 1 :30 p. m . are as follow•: Saturday, 9:30 a.
ThP J11erv1ce 111 int<>r-racial Inter-I m .: Cherub and Junklr choirs wUI
denominational and fntern~tional. rehearse together. Satu.rday. 9 :30
dt w!U be observed In 104 countries a. m.; ~nlor Catechusm claM.
ae compared with 93 last year. It Sunday, 6:30 p. m.: Luther
begins In the Fiji lei.ands end fol-League m~eting. Monday, 7:30 p .
lows ,the sun In Tts cour&e until m.: Senior Choir Rehearsal. Wed-
the last service la held ln the ncsday. _7 :30 P-m . B:blc study
Aleutian Islands. Hour,
Tbcmf' thls year la ChrtJ!llt Our The following were received a.s
H ope. The program will be fol-members or our church thla put
lowed everywhere and wu· pre-Sunday: Mrs. W. E. Cato. family;
pared by a group or migrants and Mr. and Mra. V. Ekattand; Mra.
sharecroppt'r6 ot the u n t l ~ d H . Desutter. Mr. and Mra. A.. E.
State1. ThOfk' are two of lhf:' Kelly fan1ily, a.nd Mr. and Mrs. D.
group1 lncludt'd Jn Home Mlatons Stafford family.
work. The chur<:.h Ui open dally (ram'
The program w111 be preffnted 9 a. m. lo 9 p. m . tor private de-
locaJly by repreaentatlvee of var-vottona. Put.or's office hours arc
loua churches or the Harbor Coun-from 9 a. m. to noon daily for per-
cll of Church Women, ef which sonal counsellog at the paf80'1age:,
Mrs. P r rcy Baines ·I• president. next to lht> church at 1027 Cliff
Mre. Edgar Hill wtlJ prf'sld(' over Drive, Newport Ht>lghta.
the muting. Mrs. Vivian Harmon
will be organist and Mra. Lester
Vl erl!ng will be IM>loiat .
'[h• public la. UwllA<l .i,. ,atleod
111,. -...vice. PulMe aJid their
Wi-Vea Wiii be apeclal sueat.. A
aocial hour will follow the pro-
gram and a nursery will be pro-
vlded for amall children.
· Attendtng the planning scaaton
were: pnmident, Mra. Bainea:; vicl"
prt.•sident, Mra. Chester 11'1.aher antt
aecretary, Mn. Paul Johnatonc.
Also commttte chairmen and mem-
bers were M.ra. Hill, chairman of
World Day of Prayer; nomlna--
tlons, Mrs. Theodore Haueer; pub-
1iclty, M iss EIMle Newland. Alao
members. Mmes. tbel Stanley, ~ymond James an Ralph Mer·
rill : ch.t1rch key w men, Mra. M.
L. ,Keeh>r. St. James; Mra. Mar-
ehaU Lowe, BalbQa I.eland Met.ho-
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Church by the . Sea; Mra. Hube.rt·
Kidder, O:Mtta Meaa. Mel.bodhi:t ;
Mn . R . B. Griggs. Corona del Mar
CongregaUon&l.
Newport Beach
Beptis+-Ghurch ·· •
The eubject fop dlscuaslon at
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Young adult.a meet Friday eve·
·nlng at 7 :30 in the homl! of Mr.
and Mra. Albert P errier•. S&t La
"Perle, Costa Mesa.. for atudy ot
the North American F'ronUer and
a eoclal evening. The model bUlld· 1
Ing club Is scheduled to meet at
the church Satm·day afte rnoon a.t I
four.
Dr. lv&n Che~ve' Elli.a will
preach Sunday at 11 on "Why I
BeUev(' In God," and .\.1lt 7::m on
the topJc, "'Attlt.udea Are Impor-
t.ant.·· Sunday school meets at
9 :4~ Sunday morning. La.Ill Sun-
day the two new deparfment.ll got
otr to a fine at.art, a.nd mUch ap-
preciation W&3 expreued fo~ the
new etudy matf'r!ala a.nd Sunday '
a<:hool papers. The Youth B'elJow:
•hip meets Sunday evening at
8 :30 in the educational butldlng.
Mra. HJII servro tea at a aoclal
hour whicb folowed U\e meeting.
During this tntcrfm plans were
made tor a bentiflt tea to be &11.·
nounced later. At Christ Church
Lady of MtA Carmei By the ~ea
Lex!nglon, Ky .. will highlight thf'
annual au-day meeting' of t h e
Woman·s Auxlller)' of the Episco-
pal Diocese of Los Angeles at St.
Paul'• Cathedral, Jan. 22.
More than 200 women deleptcs
from all parts of the elght•cotmty
diocese. whJch extendA !rom Santa
Barbara to San Diego and the
Imperial Valley, are expected to
attend th I s meeting. Mrs. St.
Elmo Coombs of Pasadena, presi-
dent of lhe Awdliary, will preside.
FIRST CHURCH Ot' CHRIST,
SClENTIST
A br•nch of The Mother Chur(.h. The
l•"l r•t Church of Chrl•t, .ScJenll•t. in Bo.tun. M...•••t-l'i .. •ett1.
SSOS \'b. Lido, ~ewport Beach
.5..,iw:l•y &hool •... .............. 9 ; I~ • m
Sund•y 5er'Ylce .. •·······-· 11 :00 • rn .
W.dn•.cl.)" Ev•nln• 1ueetln11 8 :00 p . m .
Ru.dlnK l Room Loe.led •t l 11 P1lm
Str-t. S.H>o-. I• opeTI d•lly from 12
-" to S p . m . q cept 51.1n~•Y• •nd holld1j1 tiatlonally ob•,.rvffl
Th• pl.bile I• cord!.lly lovlted to
attt!nd th.-ch111r1;h Hrvice.• and \l•t! the"
ft~lns Room.
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1 A Al B fL I A · "Foundations for P'tunlly Uv-
'T'f a o.oa ve. Ing'" will be tlle topic ., Christ
Church by the Sea Sunday lllom· '\,
Ing, .. R ev . Earl Wood, •a+tant
mlnlatcr of ttte Flnt Metljod'at
Church ot Santa. Ana, spea«a out
Sunday at S. 10 and 11 :80.
Week daya. 8 I.. m. Conteuittna..
Saturday, 4 to 5:.30, 7':30 to 8:30.
Sunday, ~fore eactf mass. 8alboa
llland, Sunday, 8 and · 10. Satur-
day. 8 a. m. CO,.tesstono, ....,. .,
above. 1 ·
Rad.lo lerepam•
Dally. excepl Sunday, Roa..ry
hour, KFWB 980) 7:30 p. m.
tror ·puce. _,.
Holy ~ :Olt a. m., KI.AC
f370) 11 a. m. . t.bollc !lour, Kn
flHOJ 8:411, p.m .J<OJ'J <TIOI Hour
of St: l!'ninda C"...iinp 4 olllera. "'
of hJa experill!Dce. ae a de1e~te ld
the recent natlonlll farni~ lite
confeN:!nce which wu held Chl·
c&(l'O.
· SpeClal music includes a hart·
lone aolo by 1'fo~ Fo a.nd
lhe anthern ''Be of'~ Ba.me Mind
T.......S One Another" b the
aa.nctuary cholr unde'r the I.rec·
Uon ot Mn. A . J . Rutter.
CELEBRATING OUR
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50 YEARS of SERVICE to. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Bcgioni.n1 with a can oa 6 miks of uack. P:aciic: lkttriC
NOW st:"cs 115 com~uli.itM=:I in 4 coYatict with 660 motlCW
ooacbcs aod 20) puscngc:r niJ ~
Third W3csc rail freight brric:r in the: 1tut, Paci.&c Sectric l&
a major faCtor in Southern California'i: industrial •iWicJ aad
rontinucd dc•c.lopmcot . .'
for so yct.n Paci6c Elttttic facilities have form«! a TIW liek
ln the Soutbland'1 chain o( progttss-We took to the M..rw •
with dnmninarion aod •OJk at our jobl, with pride-J• j
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CLAS .SIFIED·
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t~.Gulde
CUBTeM MAD\;: -Slip covers,
1drapee, ~reads. Mrs. F .
'.Harting, 126 Apte, Balboa Ia-•
DONK.BUTTS
Lie. General Contractor
Residential-Co111U1e~
Remodeling
land. ApL -4 in rear. 2Sc30
Furniture Restoring
Chairs, · benches and etoole
ulinf cane, ru~ and reed.
~y's Furniture Repair
BRING to 2060 Santa Ana Ave.,
Coata Mesa. Phone Bea. 6133-J.
Visits Parents
in New .Orleans
Mrs. Marion A.. Moemn&n ar-
rl...i ba.k la eooi. """"' lut
week &ft.er ... sojourn ln New Or·
Jeana wttfJ. h.er parent.a, Mr. ~d
MTS;,. Charles Bendi:s.. Robe.rt J e,an
and Constance Mouinan, who an
~ta.ying with' their gn.n:dparenta,
will Join Kn. Moasm&ll ~ awn-
n 1er. She la vl&it!P.1 ~ EdlUt
Hansen, 260 MagnolJa a venue.
Gaines Family
Off for T exqs
~· T . N. Qalae1 and dallghlol11
G,_.., and Kelly of C<ljlta )(ea&.
goe off early yeoterd&y morning
f""I/' Iqtern&!l<>nal al._t tor
the)j-new home in McAllen, Tex.,
whue _they will jotn Newspaper-
man "Brick" Gaines, former Press
columntat a.nd editor or a Sant.a
Ana paper. MrL CharlQ Ea too
Of Corona del Mar braved nood
WJ,t.e,.. to taJre ~ to u.e plan•.
PHONE HARBOR• 1818 to place
Your W&l}t ad on lbJa pap.
Phone BeaCOD 84.08-W
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PAINTING
EARL 81UJFLIN
273 Palmer St .. Costa Mesa
Bea. M07·M 94c9
Sympson & Nollar
P~G & DElCORATING
"The Beat Money Can Buy"
61! -38Ul St., Newport Beach
PHONE HARBOR 2404
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INTERIOR -EXTERIOR I
PAINTING
UCEN81ED -INSlJRED
Glenn Johnston
501 -31.it St. Newport Beach
.Harbor 2297-J 3<c3i
OOMPLmE HOUSE CLEANING
l'Umlhue ana rug• shampooed.
Free esttmatee -Fully insured.
Al's House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
Beacon Glll 72ttc
H.H.l{OLBROOK
DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
• A Prompt
Repair Service Maintained
Phone: Harbor 1418-W
HOl Ball!<>& Blvd., Newpo.t Beach
Rare Antiques
Private: party mu.st sell theee ex,.
qulslte pieces from collection all
9ver wotld. Various type.a lamps,
Early 4.m. walnut dJ'op teat ta-
' ble A: 4. cNLin.. Walnut dlnlnr
table, extra leavq A new pads.
Boston settee, wtne quilted ut-
ln. Entrance hall table A: 111Jrror,
cl\aln.
CAN BE SEEN AT LOVEL"I( OLD
Mesa Ranch
Ea.at end of Del Mar A.ve., CoeU.
Mes&. Beacon 6284J.W. ffc28
Final Closeout
of all .Antiques
' by Feb. 1st
Sacrifice Prices
Ethel Richards' Antiques
475 Newport Blvd., Costa Kea
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BE WISE--ADVBRTISi\
.JANUARY ~8
elie:v.e ""·. _,,: .
In-Our Schools
Ye>unir manied wom.u, eompe.
t.urt, wanu baby at11,,. durt.Jac
d~, hourly butL Phone Ha,r-
bor 1214-K 2ep21
REUABL.&: Collep J1rl want•
\ baby oittlng In Newport Beach
and Udo 1a1a ana. l?hoa• Har.
1020-W alter ' p. m. 2&c27
HIGH ecbool Jirl wanta baby stt-
BROWN and Sha.rye operator, au-
tomatic, swing shift. Top pay.
Newport ·Beach area. Apply
Roean, Inc., 5224 Southc!m Ave.,
South Gate, Calif. 28ttc
TURRET L.A THE OPERA TOR-
Able to aet up No. 3 Warner cl:
Swuey turrtt lathe. pays. Top
pay. For Newport Beach area.
Apply ito.an. Inc., 6224. Bouth-
INCORPORATED
PremiB89 wil) be eyen for in-
spection~ ' .
3!133 Via l;ldo HJU'l!or 1000
Newport ~. Clllf,
, CLIFF HAVEN-Untllml-S·
Sat., Jan. 1' -9:30 a..m. -1 :SO p.m. bedroom new home wftlt nz.ie:.
lion., Jan. 2'1-2:30 p.m. -4:30 p.m. _ place. Barbor. t87. _1fc11R
Tuea., Je.o. 2' · 10. a.m. · 2 p.m. < BALBOA P~SULA -At-
. tracUvely tumllhed 2 lldrm. clu-or P,hone tor special appointment pl~ with aundeclt.. Winter P,
C. A. Higbie, Rieceiver
Harbor 3473 •
NORTH BAT MOORING, suitable
tor 25 tt. preuure boit. Sacri-
fice. Call Hr. Hirth, Hirth Har-
bor. Phone Harbor 974-. ~7
One of the'Harbor's Finest
56 ft. schooner, sleeps 9
Over ~.000 for new aaill, cu.sh·
tona, geu and complete outfit-
ting th1a year-ready for crU.ts-
ing anywhere. Will COll8idtr R
E . or power boat in trade. Call
Harbor S4:M . lc9H
Results come from constant
Practice! An: ad reguJarty In tht1
paper will produce reaulta for you
yearly. Reuonable. Har. SOlJl.R . 11311•
PLEASANT slng!e tumlshed apt
for two. 'l!S mo. or $10 1Vftk
lncl. uUl. and elee. retrtg. llS'
15th st., Newport BeAlcb. :l8cf1
POR RlCNT -Fumt•bed BatbM
lsland, $50. Modern, nlceJy lllfti-
lshed cottage available to .June
l~th. Water paid. Alao b<Jl!M In
rear, $36. 118 Emerald IA.ve..
Balboa I.eland, :Mp28
BEACON BAY -Lovely bayfront
home, available. Sl!W> month
winter.
If you have a va~t hoUR or apt.
to rent, call a.nd let ua help you
rent tt. ~
Balbqa Palms Realty
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tj,ng week e.nd•. Experienced.
Pb. ll&ri>or ~fO-W. 26pU
M.AN wtU:i dlvenlfiad experience
want. work u bookkeeper, bop.t
earpt.nler or, mua11 and work
•round boat andlorage. Wrtte-
Bo& z. Utta paper. 2tp28
,M'). 8outb Gate. 26.ttc rE' QRE c1e1\lil electric et.ove,
N fUO. 7 cu. ft, Weatln,tJOUltJ tt·
NEED G U.OIES-tn or ~r cw-frtgerator. &160. Both ueed three M-M 1--' Radio port &:acb. Part or full time. • month&. Phone Hu. 2807-W. 1 ___ us_.,..._..._ _____ _
Jack Greene, Cllyan Hall Auoc.
llQO. w. Btolboa Blv.jl. Harbor Id' -Car neceuuy. For information . 27-c29
call TErmlnal f·3M2 I reverse
chf.) or write Thelma. Stevena,
1002 KJng Ave., Wllmlngton. SJ-Wanted to Buy
27p29
BRING YOUR.IRONING, &wing ------------
and mendhll' to m•. Expertenc-FORM TOOL and cutter grinder.
ed a.nd reuon&ble. 111 EfM Experleqced. Newport Be a c JI
WANT TO BUY-Electric retrjg·
~ eratora, 5 cu. tt. or Jess. Run-
ning .or not . Pay up to $16. Pb.
Harbor S417·W. 25<:27 Wilton, post.a Mua. Beaobh area. Apply ROSAN, IblC., 0224
15&49-J. %'Tp29 Soul.hem Ave., South Gate, Cal. •WANTED TO BUY _ Builders'
LADY want. baby alttlng--eve----------· __ 26_u_c tr-.nalt level. Pb. Har. 3168-W.
ninp. Call Mr11. Jobn.IOn, Har. WANT MECHANIC wtth 0148· 2$p2S
2263-M'. 27p.29 mob!J••end·C&d.Wao ~e.. I lteiJUJ\a ~ "'-'""'41t"t
Bee Mr. Hapn,.CULB!:RTSON Practice! ~ °" resul&rl)' ·II> thla
LADY wa.nta hoUMl(.ork, coo~g. MOTORS. 2481 Coaat Highway, paper wtU produce. result. fot J'oU.
baking by day or bour. Pl><>M Newport Bea<:b. ;15<27 ,
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over 2:i. Capable meet public.
f4G -fp6, 6-<lay weej<. Apply
4-t, Friday only. 123 ~way, •
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RENT A PµNO -J:5 month.
RentJ,l app~lea on future pur-
chaae at 81f4j'ER'S l{UBIC
CO. (lllnce 1907), 421 No: Syca-
more, Sa.nfa Ana. ip. 2-0872.
BABY SPINET, Llko MW. Ytne
I.or Bm&ll apartment or trailer.
!'low·onty $297. Term.s. PANZ·
SCflMIDT1PlANO STORE. San-
. ta ila, oao N. JUlli, eor. 8th.
HAJOCOND j Organ,. Spinet mO:.
del, Mid· ~ famoua ·1 c ho r c1
·model. Cilol!I• -Ill I and )>l•Y.
DANZ -SCHMIDT Pl&ni> and
Organ Col, ~20 N. Main, Santa
Ana.
BALBOA PENllfstJ14 -~
alngla apt. '25 ino. to June J.l5tll-
Uttl. !Rel Laundry It ...--· chine available. Ph. Har. 12'70..W
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CLEAN 1 bedroom untllJ"1abOd
apt., UO mo. 002 -Bl&< St..
Newport Beach. Ph°"• .llffc.,n
5&?2-J. . '8cJS
C01'0NA DEL ~ -,:~ 1'l'I"" • ~ '811 (JU 1111>: Oil ..
,...:1 ... MT·l t1ousa-u ·eoo _
Clout Blvd., CofO!IA del V&r. . ~
Balboa lsland
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See ua for yearty an.d
seasonal rentala.
Nelda Gibson, Rltr.
306 """"•· Bai~ hi. Hal'. ll02 ~·r--_. , 19tfc ..
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A Channing 2 bclrn\. cotup. Wtmdlr!Ul location.
A temtlc buy at $16,000.
Chance of a Lifetilile
14-0 acre11 of rich Ii fertile l&Dd. Only 3 hollJ'I drive
from Loa A,npla. Grape9, carrot. A cotton . In
full produc.tJot1.
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ATTENTION ~TORS
THREE ~y CHOICE PARCEi-ii. available ·at
TODAY'S PRICE! L9c&Ud on Eut lTth St.,
Coeta Metia. Recently rezoned for commerdal wre.
Froatagea 66 ft., 120' ft. .and 200 ft. Th-are' all
choice propertlea aad depth afforc\t ample off·
111.reet parking. . .
TOMORROW;S PRIC&-WE BELIEVE 1.8' A.SSuRED
COSTA MESA REALTY
400 Eut 17th St. COSTA ~A Bea. 6818
TOPAY'S SPECIAL
TWO BEDRM., 2 bath home, ocean llde ot hlw&y
In Coroaa de! Mar. Only 1 ~ bk>cb to ocean. Nice
1ncloeed patio. Yard completely fenced. Hdwd.
floont, unit lleat. Nice fireplace , Wired for elec-
tric range. Truly a nice home. W~ llave ~e. key.
Priced at $15,750
PRICE T . McCUISTION, ·Realtor
ll03 Coaat Highway Corona del Mar Harbor 47
'llley don't LOOK! LOOK!
have to be new 'llO cAD n -i. 111ny equip .• to be good tnci. w·w ............... , ........... s:1Ma
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Country _.lfome Da.tJXE!-1 ''Pajoy .Yoanelf'' . ~.
•. AT A PRicaj Y()t1 c.uf AftoRpl. Ila Wier tJiu ,_ thiP I ~ lbmbling tne 3 Ilea.-.. 1'wltll apia-. .• ,,;.. sx,a.lJll\!S ·~ __ ....,.__,,._....,.. _____ .,.,_ ..... ____ ..__
.... ft. oC tloar .,.0. ~ ....... ••lie rm: 14 ... rmo •••·be,.... OP ~ien;. OPEN aotisE ... 2t. ~ carpated wal to wlalJ .... a.._,.., c ... ~ RIGHT. • .uv~,.._
In .............. ..... ....._, ...... ----. '. . • a-tHMAV JI. .Qn.Aau . . •. .• ........,_ ..... bath.. P'ateecl all' -_...... • · • .. . ._ ~~ ~ .,.MU-,, . • l . ~ -Guap23a28..GJU.cl..in)l9tloJO~•~q.c-L:-"uoo~<;'!;~ u.. • .2811 Baya!lQre-Dri~--~ , ~down --BBQ. G= Lib Ol 0c ...... 1i:i -34'l'J'llOlf'l'_ .. _,,,,lllo A _ · -j_~-.-·2 "'°tb'.s· -· ~· ':NWW" i wrm.-. _, llhd., ·~pt-~ *"'ar. ..--: ........ . .... · --, r:-· l ~ · ..._ ,_, _,, .._ 1 .,.1l1eBUTSeti-.an.. Wna ~ . . :1 •~-11.......w l'OOlll tinl"I '.
• ~ Price ~ • . ...L ~ , . e -no.t -iiome i.u a = 1-•~ ·-
G. I. Re1ale ~.torJO'lllll"'~1 a1e; ~~;; · ~·~::== E ::i.. · .. ~ ~ *.!r ~· ~ ·
1 -.. dodl>le ..,..._ ,_ ~ -•-, -·-· w tic ~w. makee thja fhl.e llome ~ be.t
,...i. -. ......., to -. and 17'1 Pomona Ave., -,._ Pit. 8111con «ilffT..J -• • --· • barpiD ~ti;'~ J'llll pr1qe, $21,000. TbJa llome
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•000 . 141• n. bide. ·-· .. ..,.-.m.ooo floata. cllect ~lU:fup no,r. We have .rv· i.;iwis~ ...... ~~ ";!"~!: boa Island Ba.;.,ron~· Hom&· ~f!IO *!-tt. blclr-,_ ....... --.. $32,000 era! __.... ......., •~-, ~ • ..,_ ... ___. -• _L.. .J,
12,000 'IQ. n . bldg ......... -.. .$88,000 a~ _year lien• -,.,.ut on ""'~ •UDO aLS tlliln la a DICL'UXll IMAGJ?tE -A 1f!!11 located Ba:yfront b .. only •
ll'tve _ M·l ................... :• s.ooo bay. Tbese 1'UI be S--·by l!plbll, IO · t:1t .b\lt:"J.~n<~~ anc1 c::;t five yea,rs old, wltb !ricome unit-for juat '2f,OOO •.
Ii acre 1o1o M-1 ................ :.l 1,500 DOJ'j't' DEi+Y. -': c-a.Wroom ·.;...i: We have the keY-We will ah<iw thll bonwj to )'OU •
• lnaide pro~rw. bav• -ra1 startiitg at .-ta Ullfumlobecl -.. llll>gle I can Harbor 21111. •
Bulldlnp baw quallt7 con· I ' · Income , $l2.000 l ·bedtoom un1t iurnl•bed. I
W ell built 2 bdrm. home and 3 NELDA~TI:IC!nN, Realtor . . •t.nlctlon and .abould st• .. you $39~. Lido Bil.yfront rental• all t\lf9-l9fted, large tot. ~ aecurlty Uld llte tlnie INCOME monthly ~· approx. $17a. 300 Mariae Ave.. boa Ialand Harbor 502 You can -live In one · unit end EX~ON Y well built, older hom6i'Bulk·
Price $12,00Q. Ii down. ______________ .:._______ enjoy INCOME 1rom t11a _,. or head," pier & slip. ~ •u.re and -this one jriitbp11t ~~· ·• ~ A uoe '11 for rent&J purpoaea. Thto dela.y. ~ey at '3113 Newport Blvd: Call Mr*. Dick· · G. N. W~, Rltr. CORON DEL MAR • 1o ID<• 1>a..in1 s watutl-ont , son or Kr. Cameron at Harbor 1013. • 1• A Am>elates RANCH TYPE RUSTIC •REDWOOD-· born• fo. the price ot one. 1
1790 Newport: 8JVd. NEW aad READY TO MOVE INTO . ONLY $48,000 -Tenno.
Co8ta ¥-. 1 Ph: Bea. 5181 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Beautifully decorated. All ALSO
modern feature&, including prbage diapoeal. ~
wood fencing, nicely . Jaadacaped. EJ<celleat loca-
tion, not far from shops and beacb. Full price onljy Real Es1:18-te is Your
Best Investment
Home a.nd Income
$15,800. Good tenna-5% lnWeat
-ALSO-
· some very deBlrable Jots for ule
OQ LIDO -ISLE. Choice water-
ltrqn~ Iota for income unlta Or
~rou 1treel3 Jot.a at prices Well
Under lheJr value. Remember
we are the DEVELOPERS of
LlDO ISLE .. Hel'8 a ~tit9 bU)'I
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6 UNJTi COURT on two R-3 Iota. Qnly 4 ~· old. :
Room w expan1. ~ unit Is attracijve((y turn·
niahed. ~ verage , groea income ior Jut \wo yean,
$6,000 P,er ~ea1;1 pJua. owner's' apt. .Oper11tlllg co.ta •
low. M price $4.2,000. Call Mr. Cameron at ·Ber··
bor 1013,
' Attraetl-.., ~ty built 8 bdrm.
home, n.Jce UY. nn., w ith 1ge.
wtndaWa, Ip. . tile kit., l , tll•
bat.hi. hwd. nra. a.nd good heat·
Ing r,c.
ONE BLOCK Ji'ROM •MAIN BEACH. BEJSr. DlSTRieT
Attractive 3 bedro<!m home aa Jarie corner lo~,
with additional complete apartment for gueata
or income. Priced .for quick -l&le at $lll.500. '
P, A .. ~AUJER .
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3333 Via Udo
N-rt 8"ach, Callt.
' Boat Owner's Special · 1
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l epaTate ~e bdrm. cottage
PLUS
Extra nice oa.e bdrm. apt. with
Uv, rm. and We kll., and ba,th.
S ainl'le n.r .. good location.
Priced $2 a,"1!1, $10,000 cllllh.
Pruent rentJ.l income Sl50 mo.
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For qldck ~ aee thJa 2 bdrm~
· home on t Side near rroc~ry
1tore and bu,I atop. Owner muat
.. IL Full priee $5300. • -·-Newport Heights
One bdrm. home, l1v. rm., kJt.,
and bath. lil"'Nlt tree•. rock and
lath prden, flah pond. Only
$6000, term&; '
Don't overlook thi&--we have the key.
TOM PAYNE,-Rea;ltor .
310 Coast Hiabway, Corona de! Mar
Parking space for your conveaieace .. . ~------
THREE' BEST BUYS ,
1. 3 bdrm. frame -$6911'o, term.. 218 E. Knox St.
2. Duplex -Brin'lf 20'Jli -$11,000, terms.
3. l bdrm. stucco -$6,000, terms.
WANTED : Sel~an or Broker
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or my home, Harbor 1!165.
Harbor 1600
TYVO BEST BUYS
in Newport Heights
2 BEDJUl. HOlljli In et1cellent lo-
caUon, • yrs. old. HAI dbl. ga-r&&'•, nice yard. Only $1700. -.
CHARMINO NEW 3 bdrm. ranch
~yJe home. Hu tlreplace, beJU"
'tltUl hardwood noora, lot. of
cloeeta. ftnut workmanship:
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'Beacon Hill Realty
4. Newport Blvd. (above Al'cbeo)
~ B, GTU·R or Ev ... B. MU-W
IDEAL VACA:J10N HOME. Right on the CHAN· ; , I ' NEL & only a ltep to Market, aULK~, pier
& f)oat.1 Well built, .4 yrs. old. SleeJlll te eully.
Large -living .room, fireplace, patio, bar·b-q double
garage. $18,500. Furnlahed. ·can · Mnt. Die llOll or
Mr. Canieron, Harbor 1013. I
TRADE OR SELL . .
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handy location. Zoned for ·three more tllli~. Price,
$7750. Cilwner wants 3 bedroom home In Newport-~
Heigllt.s. Cell Mnt. Dickson, Harbor 1013. j c
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
Baylllde Dr. & Cout Jllway -' Uth and Irvine • Newpo~ Beach Ne"'Jiort _8"ach .
---· 22& Marine Ave. . ~ •
816 Coa:at Hiway l....BaJboa Island 3111 · NeWt;lort Blvd.~'.
Corona del Ma~ . · ?i(•wpo~ 8"ach " Late Model Chev. 1'-ton pick SRA VER MOTORS up ........................... .,. .... ¥ ... :.' 14~ -0 -
FRANCIS J.
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HORVATH, Realtor
3420 Balboa Blvd. -Harbor 14~
11561 Balboa Blvd. I . Harbor 370
• BACIF j BAY""~G • t:
. ' ' • I Motel in Corona del MaJ:j. ~ ·•1 NJfT ... ---· -'tl PLY. ,clb, cpe. H·R .......... $ 3lH! Vacant Property
'W ~ °Olllmp"-..... ~ --;-~·-. • Ar# 10-~-•JJ,000,' i. """'
,...... (OD) ---...$1~911 LO~ANCE on your "Jt.IN ID" UI lat. QlllY euoo. ll ......
'48 cemv ... F\eetllne" tied.· . .$1~ on new BUlnian· 1nx conv. One acre tndU8trlal, $3!Ml0.
'41 DESOTO oedan ................ $1080 Hwnber-Hawk 'If 8~~ Tal· . -o -
'48 llORC. club ..................... $ ~ bot. INVESTIGATE th ... f!Jle H . B. .Clark, Bro~r Aoooe.
'60 8TUDE. ''Cha.mp" aed&n -British car•-.. co D> ................................. u :1ea ~~ TllRMll La . Perle ealty
"H illman Minx Dealer" .. fORD ...i ......................... , 1aa 1898 Harbor ;Blvd.
T1 PLY. tied.· .............. , ..... $ ea · · NEWPORT-COSTA MESA
'17 roRD8 =1 ~~-... $
24 a AUTO SALES Pb. Bea. 7048
TOW' DODGE-PLYMOUTH Dlr.
1880 NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA KE8.A
2604 New'port Blvd., Newport Bch. ----------
Phone Harbor 140T
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Beautiful country -ome, . 2300 sq. ft. 2 ~ ..
den, 2 bllths, on ~y,· acrea, 111lrrounded by ujJJ
treee. hlcludea family chickens lll!d i:abbit., bonle
corral plua ~ &cl'eS j orang•. For ~ed counbly
living -decoraW<il' excelleat taste. I
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Shown b~ Appoinbnent Only
Call :Beacon 5715-R
Balboa Island .. ,·-... _,-~. -·
Yill'y' u a u • u a J attractive
beach home. Has 5 bdrms.,
_3 baths. & 2-ear garage -
OWner anxious to sell . .
$19,500
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W. A. Tobia&, sBlesmanager
· Ow!ier'J 'lie&Jtli ltorce. 'aai<i _I.No~~·!* offer .
refuaedJ Maniek>us invesbnent. Easy. term& . . I • LOVELY MODERN HOME. 3 bdrm., <Jen, 2Yi
baths. Gorgeous ocean 'and bay view. MlJS'l' BE•;
SOLD. WI i1i ac<!ept cost priee. Can be 11"1 fl=· ·:
!shed if desired. 1 . "" • . .
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LEAN, MEATY!.
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JUST ARRIVED-3000 CASES! 10 , . DOLE FANCY PINEAPPLE. · ;
JUICE ~~2 LARGE 21· ti ; 411-0Z. \ CAN ."
· · RATH'S KORNLAND 43 u.s. GOOD, CHOICE 79 , si· d 1 ,
Shoulder Chops , ..: ···LB.1~! s~L ~:,~~ ·."
BEST CUTS, LAMB -
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PICKED BY UIBY'S-YOUR CHOICEI
ROSE DALE HAPPYYALE CUT GREEN
PEAS OR BEANS
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SUPOORTERS
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The ' CIU:&ena'. Committee for
SChools today n:Je--et a llat ot
namea of loca.J peraoM who' en·
done the $186,000 bond luue elec·
Uon whJch "f1ll be held tomorf'O'W'
(Friday) at pol.la 1.z:t the three ele-
mentary. 8Choole. J
Tbooe U.ttd by the
lnctuded the following:
,Francia Horvath, Toro Heffer-
nan. Mn. R•ymond Harvey, CUI
Hutchinson. Mn. May Davie. £d4
ward Healy, Tom Norton. Harvey
Peue. Wesley D. Smith, C. Lester
Jonts. R. L. Crutcher. J _ T . Van ~
Dyke. Ralplt P . Maakey, C.rl Han·
na, Arvo Ha•p&. Mnt. Edgar Hill
Roland Wright, Dick Richard.
Bob Callis. Herbert Holk.er, Lee
WUder. Mrs. F.dwtn Morgenroth. a-•. C. l'<· Deakin.a, Earl Vf . Stan·
ley, Mrs. Louis J . Caenar, Harry
Welch, Lonnie Vincent. Linwood
Vick. Rex Bra.ndt. Dick Drake.
:Mrs. Frank Woodland. Percy
Baines, W. A. Toblu, J . Barry
Loughlin; Ed Murrlson, Mrs. C . G.
Waldeck, Bunster'-Creely, F . E.
Birtcher, Mrs. H . P. Yarnell, Bud
Desenberg, 'Mrs. Ha1'old Boyvey
and Walter Longmoor.
WOMEN OP TIU: YEAR weN
"'P~ted by &lra. L F.·
Wllbne8., above.. who recel\.'ed
thP. CttaUon of Merl• oa. behalf
of tbe Bualtv:M aad Prote.Dwll
Women's C.1ub wlilont the bu
mwnf'd u pmddent. The Wom-
en's l'"MIP wee cited for 11:8 out-
•""'d~ c~ ~""'IW u.r.&
brougi>t the oommwtl,t,-'i"d Ito
nw""""'to tocether tll.IS -'
yMr. {Presa Photo>
\Vhat's in a aame,
asked.
Well. that's wbat a rommittee
composed of rep~sentlativ9 ot lcr
cal aervlce. ft&ternaJ and ctvtc or·
ganiz&tiona wilt try to decide next
Thur1Kla.y, Jan. 24. at 4 p.m. In
the Chamber of Commerce office.
Frahcia J . Horvath, temporary
chairman of the group, announced
today that the committee lo de·
clde on the best name for New-
port Beach will endeavor to ar-
rive at a conclusion Tburaday and
preeent a recommendation to the
city council, shoukt a ctl&nge ln .,..
civic nomenclature be approved.
For example, the ,Chamber ot
Commerce and others have urced
that the city be knO'WJJ u New-
port· ffJu'bor. If "this or &ny other
name ls submitted to the council,
that bod.v wtll be Uked to endorH'
it and put the propoeed change on
the ballot next AprlL Then the
citizens can decide.
All local organizatKme are ~
ed to have their representatives
at the meeting, Horvath 5f,..ld .
TH£RE IS A MKS. HARRY WEWH and. she '8 pk:b.ll"Ni abo\·l',
flnt u alwayw., wlU. II.any, He"" she l8 pict\U'Td retU.nc tbe fint
•Uee of blrihday eake 11erved ap at a.n u.rl~ Cbambtr or . Com-
merce baaquet bekl at the Newport Harbor Yacht club. Mn. Welch
k Ute eon&ult compNltoa of tlae pro~onal comm.unity boo8U.r
ud u..,. .,. ....,_ -tho wklth llbd doptll of tho Sta .. of
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NORTON -NEW PRESIDENT OF
~CHEST;. MRS. HARVEY SOMERS
RECEIVES J>LAOUE, PLAUDITS
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Now ·Rehearsing
'l~qt's ··Deli9M-·
wWj , ftna1 cutins corni>JeteO.
Newport Harbor OommunllJ Play-
ers-lhlii week announced namee of
22 cut membe:nr for their three-
Tom Norton wu named preai-a.ct comedy drama, ~'Idiot'• De--t of the Newport Harbor Com-3 A. I B fl S light;• now In tthearul at Or-
munJty Cheat for the ensuing year • arm a et anKe Coast College chapel where
Tu.-y noon when the Boerd of • G Qff J. 25 the pJ&y wUI ho et&ged.
D\recton.and general membership to 0 an·. -P1-y action la S4!l ln • moun-
met jointly at the Balboa Bay ta!n lodge ot a small European
Club. { One of the ~fteet, ~oet hllar-country, where war'• threat hu
Servtnga wt th Norton wtll be ioua partJea ttJ htt Orange County 11tranded a troupe of cbo'118 gr-,.1.1.
)(rs. Mabel Fll.zn;lorrta and Arthur in a long tlme wiU be st.aged at a their manager, and 1und.ry other
Torrance. first and ses;ond vk:e local Club Jan .. %6. But there'• travellera. In tbe leadl are Patl
prulcknta, and Clarence Higbie, nothing b.11.arioua about lhe pur-Witte of Cordrta det Mar a.nd Jack
.secretary. Higbie repJacea Bob p~ of the party. Proc~ will Wibon of Huntington Beach: SUp-
Eut.man who aought re~rement be W!led to ·~mbat a. .erloua and porting them are t)lree otb~
due to the heavy schedule he Ls deadly "toe, lbtantlle paralyala. Huntington Beach pl,yera. Rich•
carrY1nr. Stan ol Utt.a March of DJme1 ant and Diana Zweig and Connl.e
Orrin Wr.ght !lttt:ce0011 him.self '"l'hree--Alarm Ball" will be one ot-Hanaon; four Orange Cout Col·
as . treasurer. Wright receivOO the country'• aanlest entertaln-leKe atudents. including Mre.
special recognition whe~Mrs. Hai'-ment groups, ~ "F1re HoW!e Zwel~. PaUy Hayea, PeteT ~mlth,
vey Somera. wbo presided. read a Five Plua Two," and Frankie Or-and Lincoln Clark. and from the
lf'tler of app~ciatlon for hl.5 ser-tega'a orche•tra. Harbo""t and M<'sa.' areu. Norman
vice&. In addition to hearing the hap-Webber. Bob Keegan. Peggy A~
Five new board mcmben elected piest ~d moat foot-stomping jazz bolt, Ed Acke rman, • Drusilla
to Rr'je •a three-year term are they've probably heard In monlha, Thomp90n. Verna Miller. Vlrgl.nla
Mn. Ted Hambrook. Carl Hutch-Orange countlana who attend the Well.8. Diana Margwarth. Marjorle
lnson, Lara: Lavagnino, Arthur party alao wtU be aJding the Nat-Barnett, Al Thompson, Eldon Mlll-
Thtt'11~ and Orrin Wright. Re· ion&( Foundation (or. lnfantllr er, Grover Moore, George Bacon
t iring 16oard members are John T. Paralysis in Jts efforta to produce and Bert Smith.
Boyd, Mrs. A. V. Andrews, Bob a vaccine tor polio. Clara Axtater of Corona del
Calllii and Mrs. J . 0 . Johtu1on. Bull O'Connor, national pres!-Mar·. In charge ot tickets for lhC'
Boa.rd rn.embers continuing their dent ot the Foundation. I.a.at week play. a.nnouncei th&t they are now
terml!I are.R61and Wright, J. Lea-&id ln Los Angeles: "We are well avalJable from Players members.
li e StrffenR.tl, Rev. Thomas Pen· .along the road toward & solution Ali Bf'&ta for this production will:
dell, Mrs. J . 0 . J ohnson. Rev. Paul of the problem of Infantile paraly· be rel!lerved, with Cha.rlotte fiol-' Babbitt. Maurie Stanl8y, Arv o sis. After: 14 year•' work, we can llngsbead handling reaervationa.
Haapa, and Frank Linnell. say that the road ahead is shorter The \Vomcn 's Cl~ Lcaf{Uc has
Plaque P~ted than the road behind. Already w1: contracted for all s~ats for the
Apprecl&tlon of the C'Xct"lll"n l can vacclna~e laborato~y anlm~l" Tu('sday night perforlnanc(', and
schedulf' o( service rendered by f;lnd .~mm un1ze them 'tO the dta· they will be available through
Mrs. Snmt"rs, rt•l1rlng prf'sldf'nt. ease. League members only, a ccordlnJ:
wu paid her by fellow wo rkers Part of · the proceed!! from lhc to Iris Higbie of Balboa J~and.
through the pr<'St>ntatlon or a "Three-Alarm Ball," th(' miniature I Prf'sitlcnt ).{llfthella \Rand a 11.
plaque. a pe rMnal gift, i..nd 8 let-Iron Lungs distributed throughout who i!'! directink lhC' c urrent play,
ter of rrcognition, the county .. and the Porch Light r has an'lounced th(' next mt'nlbf'r·
Joe Catanich, cxccutlVo...director Brigade which will be held h ere I llihip a,_nd ·part! ~t Balboa Yachl
Orange County Fedf'ration Com-and acrou the nation the night ol Club Ii riday f"Ven1ng, F<'b. 1.
munlty C hest.a. preseqtcd th c Jan. 3J,. Wtll be used lo help the ___ _
plJque acd a J:Old Red Feather Foundation produee the ltfe·savlng M H I D t
c:mblem pin to Mrs. Somer3. The vaccine. Htt.lf of the proceeds will rs. aze l:JmOn
certfflcate award brars the Fed-remain in Orange County for WK' • H t t
crallon'.a S('al and state's that the in the county chapter's home-care 1 •S OS ess 0
presentation Ill made "to Sally pla.n and other eervlcea. The chap-, Pl • ht G
Somera. out.standing citizen for ter s home-care plan hi. known in aywr19 roup
exceptional fle rv1 ce." ' many parts of the United States
A gtft r I' h' t now a.s lhc "Orange County Plan." Mrs. Hazel Dun1ont. Newport. o c lp r lnf'8 one ear· opened her East Ocean Front
rings . was prt'sented to Mr~. Som-home ror the Jan. 11 n1eeting or
er11, first woman to be president Of Robert A. Wood th Pl . ht w ···h th t the local cbeJ1t, by Judge Frank e ayw1 ig or ..... op ea re
Linnell, campaign chairman. Exhib"ti · · Art' t group. LJnnell also read the letter of I I ng IS The Four Sharps Of Santa A~a.
opprectaUon to thl' retiring exccu· for Cou.nty ,... r...oup dance combo. pla.yed for danc1nh
t'·v Th I It · cd b h QT during the evening. Stan Fox e. e e er was sign y eac .
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C.•-,·ch k 1 f th The speaker for the Oran,:;"e ballads. A potluc k dinner preccd· ..... n spo c warm y o ~ . . Newport Chest and 1ts ~istingi.dsh-County Art Association 1necting er the da.octng and ente rtainment.
N1 place In the county and statP. Thursday, Jan. 10, was Ric hard C1'la lrman for the event WiUI
'The Newport Harbor Chest is: a Haines, natjonaJly known artist. Mrs. May Cha.sc of Santa Ana.
Jlttte federatio in it.st>ll," he said, He gave I\ talk on the lC'Chnll'~ GUf'SL't included Messrs. and Mms.
"and it ti ~ th 11 o( painting 8Jld ahowed slides of Arthur Ch&S(', Ray Ziegler. Don
•.ll r e overa to· some of his paintings. Harwood. Lyell Buttermor('. Mni.
tal in the county considerably." The January exhibit Is of water L!Jlan Fox, M-rs. Ollie Wiicox, Jack
He re!errcd to t~e fact that the colors ot R obert G . Wood. It Is Wilcox. Mlsa Joan Drun1mond, loc&L cheat. ftrat in county and ~ atatti t<Y'tn._.e Jts totz. went JO:". · ~ lo the pu~lic every day, ex-.John ~II, Frank Hagerm~n. FA
over it.a ;budget CIVO\& Of $l&,OOO. cept Sunday, ln the Lecture room Hall, S\&1:1 P'px and Stuart fox.
Anabelmla Cheat drive baa just re· of"1 the Futkrtoil Llb'91')', . untU
ported 100';1 goal. •t&ted Catanlch . Feb. 9. •
.. Santa Ana i.a 9511' to dat(,'..' he Mr . .Wood la a graduate of Po-
added. mona and Cla.Temont coUegee;
chiA, Funds spent two yeani: in the Army Atr
Forcr, and although he i.a only 25,
has found time to study with halt
a doaen ta.mou• artlats and tuch-
er11. TheM Include Millard Sheet.a,
William McFee. Sueo Sertaawa.
Milford Zornea, Phil Otke. He ts a
member of the , California Watt>r
Color Society and the Los Angel('~
Art Aa.sociation. He hu won
prizea from Chafree Art Assn.,
Fresno Art League. Arizona State
Fair, Puadena Art Aa8n., anrJ
others. Hie painttng11 are vlgOt'ous
and strongly colored, with an or·
Orrin Wright reported on the
local Chokt's bank account. The
Cheat haa 121.000 In ca.sh, a.nd
Sl.000 In pledgea and s:;oo in
check.a.
The 19 board membere and chc8t
contributors present at the lunch-
eon meeUng included Rev. P&ul
Babl>ltt. Bob Callis, Mts. Some rs,
M.r. Wheelcr.'Eutman. Iris H1g-
bie, Orrin Wright, Torrance,
C&tanich, Lavagnino, J ohn John-
aon, Unnell, Stanley, Mrs. a: M.
Bl'bthe.ra, Mrs. Mable Fitzmorris,
ffigble. Mr. Pendell, M.ra. Ha.m-tib~ ~d Mrs. J . trt.hur Taylor.
LILI ST. CYR, Hollywood 8lrlp-
tea.er-"JU8t. because a gtr1's a
stripper, you know. doesn •t mean
•ht; hun..'t homeapun vaJuee."
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'ginal approach. •
lt .waa announced that the Po-
mona Art Auoclatlon, just form·
eel, U.. adopted th.LI Aaoctatlon's
Conatitution and By-law1: and
Ule:lr ftnt on@--JDan Pow. in lhe
Pomona Library, wtll be the work'
.,, Neb Nelaon. of G&rden Grove;
rJrst Preeldent and active member
ot Orange county .Art Aaoci•·
lion. I
The ne xt regula11 meeting to
which everyone is lnvtted, wtlJ bi>
held Feb. 4 in Fullerton j..ibrary,
with J ean Goodwin Amea u
speaker. The exhibit will con11tst
of Arthur Ames' and Jean's paint-
ings and enamell.
Milton Pilchard
Named-to Head
Exchange Club
• Elec!lon of officers roi' the ftn1l
hall O( J,9M WU held b)-lhe Ex-
chf.nge Club of Nc:wport Harbor at
ita lut. regular meetlnc. ~
aa prealdent wu Milton D. Pil-
chard, Newport ~alt.or, and ee--
lected .. vice president ...., El. H.
Tb.Jele, Corona del Mar opUc.ian.
Georil"._ "l'Urntt, loe&l Ute c:oatrJ.
tor. wu named eer1N.ilt ... t·&rm1,
&nd reelected to thrJr rupec.Uve
Ortlcea were PaUl T. <ler, aecre-
te,Y, and fFredettc:lt HallgdOn.
tttawrer. ~ ,
·Pllcbard announced .plana for a Joint p_.,. to bo!liter attand,
11Dce of mo/i>bon al intttinp and
to lnore-lndllctlon ot -IMTD• hero qitp lht'cNb. lt ,... ~
tllat 11\la weol<'~ meelllli. Wiii. M ~ to a --.;r ol1 WO
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Pro America
Slates . Speaker on ·
Socialized Medicine
P ro America wtll hold It.a flN!l
meet(ng ·of the year o n Friday,
Jan. ~ In Pilgrim hall. Corona df'I
Mar. There will be a social hour
at 9 :30 a. m. with brunch served.
Bua1ncii.s and program will l!llart
at 10 o'clock.
Speaker will be Or. W. J . Cow-
an, orthopedic surgeon. graduate
o( the University Of Edinburgh.
Scotland, wllo hu practbed IOllNew
York City, now ta located ln the
H~rbor area. Hla aubject Will be
social Ired medicine and he· epc&kl!!I
rrom personal experience tn Eng-
la.nd, where he aerved with IOClal·
I.zed medical .service.
A nominating committee under
Mra. Collin F . Brown will an-
nounce a ala.le ot new officer can-
didates. The meeting ls open to
tht!" public.
Comus to Elect
at. Dinner Dance
Members ot Comus club will
elect new orflcera at ~eir annual
dinner dance Friday night in San-
ta Ana Country Club.
Three men and two women will
be elected to the board. ThOf'le
nominated include Harry Teter.
Alvin StaUJrer, Carl Sanborn.
Ra.Jph CUnnlngham, Paul Renlua,
Mrs.. .lames i'. Naughton, Mr• .
J . A. Harvey, Jr., Mrs. E. J . Ban-
nbte.r and Mrs .. Herbert G.
Tbomu.
Tbe affair will be formal with
dinner lo be served at 1 o'clock.
The alfaf~ will be llm.Jled to mem· bl,.. only.
ThJ.e year'a boa.rd membera will
be-
' ' THE INTER NATIONAL 14A ""'re Nie larC"t of llioe DlnC117 rlldJI&" la U.. ........,., lllamltns
~rtee, hf.Id tblA )·ear ..at thf' Newport Hatt.or Ya.e bi Club.~ Sb. f' thNe fut .. ,sn.nd pianos" of the
. rtnpy neet tumW out to ct,·e a thrtJlta.s performalM"e la ~·'!I ~. (Photo by Beckner)
Meli of the Fishermen's club of Hol~·ood Guetts ON RECOVERY LIST
lh<" Co.!lta Mesa Community church From' Hollywood came Mr... d Re.;uperating from bronchial
t ogcth('r with their wiv('&, will ltlnJ. Mft.rltn Ha.ya to vLsit Mr. and pneumonia la Mre. Jamc.s ~k
gather ror breakfast Sunday, Jan. ilrs. John GIU of Orange avenre. wood of Newport Bltd., Cbata
27, at 8 a .m. in the fellowship hall. ~ta M.eaa. Mesa, ·
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NEWP6RT Bt;ACH. (FORMERLY corn.E'S! • I ' . Wishes. to AuOWICe
Bis Meat · lilarliet Is
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Mesa bas takea over With that ...,.ous MAN-, .
NINGS BABY BEEF.
The best ,of everything In Meal8 at Reasonable
prices.
Look for 'the Sign
MANNING'S BABY Bl>};}'
Bank's 2oth St. M~rket
Phone Harbor SSll
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Blossom Time
Cottage Cheese
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SURF SUDS
The original •'No ria.e'1 •uds.
For cloth .. or till! 54c
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MORRELL'S PRIDI
SHOAT SHANK • • • SMALL SIZE
PACKED IN VISKING CASING
-Extra low. price •t Safeway thia week !
Serve Lhi1 meal of many uses .•. IGr dinner,
1liccd coJd for aandwiches, with eggs for
breakfast, en casserole. And at. Safeway'•
economy price, you can really uve and
give you't-budget a lift. Get your smoked
picnic at-6afeway today! ,
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PORK BOAST -~d.:!1~. 45c
C1at lrom Eaate"t grain-led pork (Cenl•r·cut lfn-lb• 65c) lb.
l:!.~!!l!l!Y!!ER ~. 59c
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Chicken Thighs =.
Chicken Wings ::::-'
lamb Rib Chops ·
Shon cu1. U.S.
1raded CHOICE lamb.
lamb Breast
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Spareribs
Select F.a.tem Pork.
Si.at 3 IM. .,-,d uader.
SMA1L .. ..
Sf iced Bacon °':DI . .
llondl J'ride. Heat ~ pock.,
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0cean Pereh!Filfet w.4Sc
Green Shrimp !::" '';::: 63c
Breaded Shrlinp '';::: 73c
• Fillet of Salmon · ,. 49c"
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Jan. 19
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Pour Foundations
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Salvation Anny
ll 1n. urgent need ot
your d1"carded
clothing, shoes, fur-
niture, appliances,
Ftnt foundations were pou.red
this week for the 7000-aq.-tt. New--
port Kedtcal Center, to be equip-
ped and ready for operallon ln
April at a location racing on Vla
Oporto a.nd Newport Blvd. and
~ the new Bank ot Amer-
lco buUdtng In Lido c.nter. The
•lte wa1t recenUy bought by Dr.
,Arnold ~·-Nupli, St. Pad! phy·
aicl&n al1d aurseon who hu come.
here to ettablllh the $200,000 cen-
ter ond ~ lte operation.
LMder: Mn. Kenneth Fara wortll
IDd Grado BrownlH
-teWeclne9d&ya.
cte..ar weather 1n De c-em -ber
' made tt poutble tor these twelve
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BU .•. _.; ... ,tf B r -~E .
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,_,.. poper, mO&Ulnea.
and any other hOUM·
hold commodity.
PHONE BEACON 7 11:
and a Red Shleld truck
will call at your door.
SHARE WHAT
YOU O.&N SPMU:
The cllnlc bllUdtng will have
complete tacUltte. for dlapoa18.
therapy, and general treatment of
ambulatory ca a ea. It.a X-ray
equJpment wU1 be the Wseat In
th• Orange Cout aru... The ,build·
Ing emptoye an ''L"" plan. At the
r------------,1centra1corner11 a SO by ~ft. re·
ceptk>n room. The medlca.l Wini'
branehee from It, ae dOeli a sep•·
rate wing for a pha.rmacy and
dent.al department, with racill·
ties tor three dental specl&llsta.
Complete medical care on a U-
hour schedule Ls planned.
Superlative
l>l'J' Cleanlac
LIDO
CLEANERS
'51 Newport Blvd.
OOSTA MESA
Bea. .,..,,
We opuate oa.r own plant
Dr. Naegeli baa maintained a
St. Paul practice s ince 19S2, with
the excepUon ot a tour-year W1lr·
t im e interrupt ion tor Ari::ay aer ·
'.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ j vice. Aa a lieutenant colbnel, he
was chief ot surgical servlce for
ELEOTIUO SUPPLIES
Usftttas; Flxtu ....
Lamps -Shadee
Parto -Repal.w •
HARRY M. WHETSEL
471 Newp<IJT Slvd.
Ooata -Pbone--nn
WATD HIATUS
!!al... Servkls Ud Repol.w
the 82nd Oenera.J Hospital ln Eng-
land, and landed wtth the first
t roops oQt of LST's on Norman-
dy's Om aha Beach on D-day.
Scout Council
to El~ct, See
Picture Pro9ram
Newport Harbor Girl Scout
council wUl hold Its meetil'lg and
election of otttcert J'&n. U at 10
a.m. tn Ofrl i Scout hOU31e. An ln·
tere.ung profT<t LI planned wiU1
Mr. and Mn. Clair H&naon of Ooe Bec!to/J 8aJ!la Ana. council to be ape&kers. I' ~ They began u le&der11 of n
PLUMBING Brownie troop which they have
Authorized Dealer carried thJ'oup to eenior high
l>a:J a Night Heat.en school d11.y1. They will show slides
TEl:!MS ot the firat Brownie t>M:k yard I°'" DoWll Olt •If HMt.,._ P1loDe Barbor 264%-W cook out to the senior year moun· ,_ ___________ .J J taln pack·ln tripe.
Luncheon will be eerved a t 12
, By Kutil Bill ' .
Dick S~w. cartoonll.t. ardved
tn N'ewport Beach about a year
ago by way of Vancouver, Chi·
ca io, Kenosha and Bu rbank. He
b~ al.lo aNived via ColUe r'1, the
Nt1w" Yorker, the Saturday Eve·
ntng P oet, True and the American
m..-.z.tne.
Shaw baa been drawlnl' car-
toons since 'his kindergarten days
back Jn Washington state'. And
that means a span oft SO yea.rs ln
which he sket ched funny faces on
yellow slick ers durlng that fad
In the 'twenties, spent four years
at the Chicago Art Institut e (dur·
In g the 'thirties), a.nd establlahed
himaelt (ln the 'forties) u a tree
lance ca rtooniet for maSUSnea.
newspa pers, and national ad.ver·
tlsing ... which he ill happily Con·
tlnUlnlf.
Dlck, al\hough he a.dmire1 the
work of Rl~hard Deeker ( Phll.adel·
phia Inquirer ad.a ), Vlrlil Partch
&nd. ChUtee A~ developed
h.1.9 own ,atyJe and bu stuck by It
throuih periods when the popular
trend haa been' for weird and bl&·
arre cartoon ing. He draws hla ca~
toona straight. Hla !Unny ltuff la
;::e~~~e, t~! :~:bl~·~:~ )to
"Many people," sai<1 Shaw,
"have the Idea that a cartoonl.lt
alt.! on a pa rk" bench wa~
people and l1111tening and wa.i tlng
for aomethlng funny to happen.
Actually most cartoonlllta :!lit a t
thei r d rawir)g boards sweating It
out Ln an effort to cook Up a good
gag."
• bualnelSS trip ~New York ce..a
:var and a bu.ilne1s trip _the
Dlaiey •studio once a week. /DtCk
wito fa &lao wntlrfg arUclu -on
,cautoml& f.or True maguinei now,
and Katie and lhelr two /l)oya,
Richard 10 and John 8, ha~ ~
come real plusgera for Newport..
And Dick Lon't · eopecl&Jl:r tn-
teFea:ted. ln fanning, or prdenlng
or buttdtns houses any mah. "I
han just one hobby now," he' aaya,
"1lttlng and looking at boet8 and
wishing I had one."
HARBOR AJmA.
Brownlee to collect ,o h e t 1 a and
at.art tlletr &hell cha.rU and make
bracelete of ehella, too. -1..
At tlfeir om.tmaa 'lf'OCUng,
piano IOloa were played by Cyn'dy
P'amaworth, Sally VaUghn and
Sandra Allen, toUowed by the rest O! Ille gtrl• 11nglnc o&rols. A
mothers meeting this' week Ja to
plan · for a.n excur91on !Or' the
sfrlL
Tr9op No. IS
l..MMri Mn. Doll ht.enon1 trd Grode Browa!M
Moeta, Tllmod&ya.
lnveatlture ·tor Margaret Dun-
can Will mark the next meeting
for Troop No. 13. The ttrls ha ve
made their own candle ho ldera for
their cloe.tng ceremontea, and have
made tray ml.t.1 for Hoag Me-
morial HoapltaJ at the luli meet·
Lftg and will do ao ap.ltt at the
next. ThoM pe.rtJctpkUng: a r e :
Anlt Broerln.J, Pamela Frazier,
Judith Fortune, .foanrta Hanskena,
Suaan Porter, Pamel& Ptiter~n.
Judy Par.ker, 8 81 b I e y,
Carol White, · ra K,nnedy,
and Terry ·Waidelich. -Troop No. tl /"! _•..._ I P tn J t.:ea.der·: Mn. CharlH Da\.'ltt 'fl!J' fi:l~H4 ltb Ol'JMle -uto
1 Meete Fricla,y .. ' N~1 ... J In' response to a plea for an ~ aa 1 I et •n lf leader, Mrll. I Frank
Troop U, --OnMI• Brownte.
i...cttt: Mra. Et"dyn Harsh.~
O..Nder: Mrs. Loi~ Irwin j
M eets: ThnrMIDy, 10. eo-rr'• -. ..
Troop No. 42 became B le
metnbet3 of t he national organi-
zation u pon complet ion of t their
Investiture ceremony tut week.
Eacf\ girl repeat.M the Brownle
promlae and waa gtven her Brown·
le ptn. to be worn on t he rJgHt
Bide of the un !torm collar. Mra.
lrWln and Mn. Har~hbarger were
aUo lnveated by Mrs. B . N . Deeeb·
berg.
After t he ceremony the Brown·
ies served ca.Je e and coffee to their
mother• wlJo were gUests at the
meeting alter whlc h the troop
cleaned the kitchen. •
Everett volulnteered h e r t i m ~
much to the delight and food for-
tune ot JI' r o o p Nb. 21 . Krs.
Everett moved to her home on
South Bay Front, Balboa 1laland.
about a yeat and a half a.,co, and
h&a two growft children., a son
and a daughter. Alao w~comed
into the troop, whtch now ~ num·
ben !O g1rtl, are Diane Hunt and
EmiJy Duncan. At their last
meellnftt & butt et aupper planned
and iened by the girls, the lfOOP
made plans for aidlnl' .. the cere· f
bral p&lsled chlldren by provid·
tng toys f~ their tending library.
The 1 e toys, BUch items as
lace doll clothe• that reaJly can
be put on and oft, help the ailing
children to learn muacJe control. llU'ITRESSES,
Boata--Homee-Tralkin
lrreplar Shspeo
BEACON 6061
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noon. All registered and non-reg-
istered lnter,.tet:t adults ln the
arta are invited lo attend, Lunch-
eon r eserva.tlona muat be made at
the Gltl Scout offtce, Harbor O~
no 1ater than tomorrow.
Shaw's technique involves use ot
a bru.sh in both his wa.ah and line
~ drawtnp. ~ line drawinga. tor
which be U8el a tubo of bl&ck
waler color, are more In demand.
Thoee glrll who became Brown-
le• were: Susan Harshbarg,_elj, Vlr-
sf'lla Procter, Kim Taullle, "hell·
ey Brandt. Claudia Irwin, fell'.Y
Stahler end Toru Cyr.
Troop No. 1
1-1 Mn. A.. W. Sunplta
Srd Grade Brownle9
Meets Mon41tyw.
EXPllJlT 8llOI: llZBUILDINO
~ AND DYEING AT
~NAJILE PRICES
NtWDOlt Shoe 1 ... 1r
Y1rn Oilrtooa 8eUa -• I -~
• '··-"• 'llNQjl ~ -Onode Bn>-The l&hky, swarthy cut..,._ 1-1 Jin. D. Ill. Bbbttt.
mnembers well )>OdclllnC his nn~ Co leo Lier: ICN. ,_ Walp '
work. He sent tlle cartoon to dol· JI-• .,,_ U•Ja, ~r'11
lier's and got a check for tt tn.&be •ame 'Y• • ·
return mall. He was immediately
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I TBE'T [' UAS~!,'
. • FAt.fous ~IMMONS
INNERSPRING MA 1TRESS
AND ·aox SPRING
TWI~ .OR FULL SIZE
· Reg. $99.50 set
' Norw 69.so Set
ALSO BIG R'EDUCTJO NS ON FURNITURE,
· CARPETING · -TEL~YlSlqN -APPLIANCES
NEWPORT FURNITURE CO.
822 State Highway -:· hacon 5432 ·:· Newport leach
_ 101 r 11.4 Newport fleo.ll
Judge J"rank UnntU on • Mon·
day set Ftlday u the-day Cor
heuinf of a m ot ion for a new
tr!AI l>y Atty. 'ohil Arant In a 4niat drlvtng cue Involving
·~:;;;:==:~ii~;:::::;;,iiii~=' I Dwlgbt I.. Moody, Camp Pendl ..
tn the market tor a lJenlhouee, but The put few weeka flnd fl'roop
the next check from Collier's No. 43 vefy busy. They have fln-
dldn't come untll three yeira later. Llhed making y~IO!f felt pursea
:tnveattture I• planned ror the
next meeUng ot th~ · t~p, all tll• requtremente .h&~ "'!"n fin·
lobed. n... stria meet at ~·
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Scout ff9use and hav,e th~woe Of the kitchen tor every lhi meet·
Inf. Thi• 'tut tum at king
U\ey tnade Browntea. 1ea.oh mtidng
her ~ batter '11nd b&k~ It In
tndlvtdual pa.na. No bum ones.
either. They know they 1 rntss
K&rOn Topp who la lea g !or
Tokyo, Japan, where her father
' ~le nab '' at wOrk : JMpectioa bU · ~ '
reinforced th a ohort Jetic\h; lt will bo ~· -ton Marine.
Arrested Dec. 23 for d.nmk drlv-'
ln.g here, 'Moody the next day
'' pleaded not-guUly. On Ja(L 11
h" wu found pllty but tile cue
l waa continued unW M.onday at
t which ttm' Arant tiled the notice
l I ~~tentlon to mm for a new
-;C1uattied a.di are read by folka ......... _.. ...,,Wllo &re IOOl<lllS lo buy. .
1 c0Nc1m ILoc~s J02.0754
PUllJ.BLO& OOlllPA.NT-.taM 1!.. 111a1a St., tioata Au
f'tlHrol: -CllN1>&ll ANJ> Oo.NOUTJ! llLOOK8 . ~o ~·...i 8tlPPUS8 .
Meanwhile, Alr\anes. an aero-:=::rsed ~ ~r:~.· ~~ltco!:;
nautical magutne wu par"'g him ' wU1 be atatloaed. As plans
to join & troop there It be
tnte...,.uhg to hOor ft<>m •
ott for hla ca.rtoon.1 In paMe.fJ on their uniform and are used to
Rirlinera (before the c, A. A. rel\l~ carry their duea to meetinp ...
l&Uont), and Shaw __.rtdlnlJ blP,. ~Weather permitttnc. plans an
Ife used aJ.rplanu ILke moet people underway t.o pUtet' shells from
uae buee& • the beoch ond use lllein fo1 finK· Troop No. II BU/.. when the checka ff'om nat-er-)>&lntlng. ... 1•tlrt Mra. Robert VIDe
Ion&! perlodlcalo and advut.iltnr . The· members of Ulla tr:f"-" •• Onde SOouta
began to come In p~t~ i;eguW1y. re<ently become ll>oWnle m berl •-TuoiMI&,..
Dtck --tllat • rum u. w-. Of Ille notloDlll OIPJllblaU Alao l'lvo ..,lhUOIUtle Jltla h ve Juat
COft8ln W.. JllA Ille opot for \;he Mrs. ,B. N. ne-l>Org-tn,,..ied itUttd th1a t,,,.p, h&Ylnc , two
Bha..._ Illa~ bride (Dick and llti. ~ IM<llli'.'I. ~--tins. Mn; Andrew ' eo ti
Katie met at 'the A.rt Inalltutel Att.ei the mffttn&-ui. CtN tbe Molotaat i.o*r and e stria
..,.. agreeoble. 'l'l1ls ft)' Dick ""wed coo-and plmqh tllOlr are: ~t I' re uh.: l'otty
could draw u4 tndllJco la & llW. molMn, wbo wttne..ed cere-Andmn, ~-liuun
market ga-illns to -. ~ IDGQ)'. $ .1-and Teay V They win\ fine tllat yw kl K<lll-· -who ~re ~: meot at their ~
wrtU ·the meme m..,U. ()(. 11..-Otlle -rt.,~ )(Ai.-~ ._, Bol-
c&me IJ\ llko &.lloL T)le a.ow--pnt :iap.m, llo'rd& • --• ·-tbt-to lie too c1ffP ,.,.. a....rort. C&rol Bbeddpker, Vlcltf· W~te, plonn..s for the next •------------·.;.·-------&-.-_. The llb&ws heoded ./ait callt~ Ji!l<ol& Uppltt, Cktlly Wj 01111 iap. and Walt Djmey. Cl\Ulone llot,hef. ; ~--· ~---=~ = .wo.U:.: . 'n ·te.1 °'"'-, n-."' s •• ,;;o_ · M•rin• DesCri ·
"'10ll NAQIUI > WALL mn.va On and off IOI' 10,.... Shaw lnln•lln. ........ ··~ Cht.. Co .
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a,-IMI, -.· ........ for IU>&w omlnl\y'o -' a.fe lld .... JDa --CO-.. I_, lnvul.,. . 'Tri>op No. 4$ lllut ... .-.. , .... 8t U. -~of-~· his Wltll &-~ crsTI-c:ruo.. "nttsS' b' ~ ... Jll<ftlct. ---_ ~ ...... tvrl .... e _ ... ooc
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52~-WAT~~e ~~NING-$250
Killer Jewelry C.O. ii ottering tlt1a bl&' money aavin• value
aa a mpecial get~cquaµited de&l. A.Dy rqula.r watch from
7 Jew•I• up to 21 jewel.a. will be lhorou(hty cleaned and
01jed. for $.2.M, with a full one year written suarantee ...
Tik8 tdvantage of · thll money savfng value at once.
M~ MILLER & co .. .JEWELRY ·
l'MI -ill._ 8trod &J 1-JMl
Ned to Sean Ill Ille N-AreadeoSIM>po; BANT4-AN6
·Maple Specials
DAVENl'ORT ·············-····-··················~ ........ $136.liO MATCHING PLA.TFORM ROCKER ... .. . 76.56
CAPJ' AIN'S ci1AJRs ................................ '.. 19.95
E""rythlng In Maple at
Marv's House of Maple
409 Coast. Wghway Harbor 1994-B
REsrqENTI A L -INDUSTRl~L-COMMERCIAL
NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO . SMALL '·
2SO ·30th St. Newport Bl!ach llarbor 25S3
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1eaz 1&)11a&'. Jmportant new •xter!or otyH•r chaa( .. ano OXljlllolte
new lntertor appointment. lend t. new oote of ekp.ooe and bcaUtJ
to tM Super. New for 1952 att ·the sw~pt.-e_r and rocker panel
mouJcUnp,, re&-r ~ ornamenta, and hlcb lmln! atalnJes steel
whHI coven, offered Afl an. option. A new hlch arc rear deck l!d
ralliea the "-'lhooett.fl of the re&r wctlon aAd pro'ichw M"\'ftl prr
NEW BUICKS INTRODUCED BY '
SIMONSMA IN LAGUNA BEACH
n.nn", Mich., Jan. 17.-Bulck,._ ___________ _
ioday tnl?'Ot\ieed Ila 19~2 line of
cars and turned the spoUlght on
its new Atrpower c.arburetor. de·
ecr1bed by BWck engineers u the
greatest Improvement in carbure·
Uon ln a decade.
The 19~2 line. fr eshly restyled
lnJ:ide and out, lncludes 18• body
atylea In four horsepower ratings
and four wheelbase•. Eight modela
are offered ln the Special Serie!!
and four each ln the Super and
custom ·bullt Roadma.ster Series.
C. E. Siemonsma. Buick agency.
310 Broadway, Laguna Beach, will
have the new Butcks on di!pl&y
Saturday, 'Jan, 19.
• The new foUr·barrel Airpower
carburl!tor, Which ls on the Road·
mu~r onJy, tope engtnN.rtng im-
provem entlJ for 19.52. Thb ca.rbu-
retol', w ith a change In manifold·
lng and' an tncrea.ae In comprt'!118lon
ratio, booets hof"Rpower output of
the Roadmuttr fii.rebs.IJ -elght en-
gine to 170, and lmprove• guo·
llne mUeage and perfor mancr. T he
compree.slon ratio ha.s bct>n In·
crca.sed from 7 .2 to 1 to 7 . .5 to 1.
Po"'-er Slttrlnl'
OPS Inj unction
Fi led Against
Peggy ~mall
Accused of failing to file unde r
OPS regulatJon.!I. Peggy Small. do·
lng buslneM &i1 P egiy Small Fuh-
lona Sportswear, 318 lf,arine Ave ..
Balboa Island, ts the defendant fn
a.n inj uncUon petition tiled by the
San Diel'O dbtrict office of price
stabilltation .
The petition wq filed Tuesday
by Thoma.. J. Fanning , OPS trial
a t torney, In U. S. District Court,
Loa Angeles, F ederal Judge Wd·
lla.n\ C. ~lathes set Feb. 28 a t 1 :30
p. n1 . ~ time and place tor the
hearing In his court room ln L09
Angeles.
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P ower steerihg, which ta.keB
mQ8l of the effort out of drtvtng.
111 opUonaJ on . the Roadmuter.
According to the ·petition, the
store ownrr hu failed to !Ue u.nde.r
ccUing price regulaUon 7 alter
having been not ified by OPS th&.t
she wa.s required to do so. Tbls
Involve.a f iling a l!At of Inventory
with wholesale purcbaae and retail
sales prices.
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TU. time out to eee the fascinatin& ~ ambit ·
by Cbrytle:r Corporation in the Ambassador Hotel Her..
In ~ies, working mod~ll, colorful chartl-dilplaya of
all ltjnd>-you'll oee the imlde atory of creat engin-U.C
developments by Cbryaler <;orporationl Revolutionary
_ edvances that make driving easier, eater, mcri comfort.
able,1 and give you ever tUUter money'• worth! Like
FirePower ••• the new engine that revolutiOCIUea auto.
motive power! Hydra&Uide ••• the new power 9leerinc
that doee % the work of lt~ll and parldns. civea llttf
1181'8" car control Orlllow . • • oecret of the wonderful
new '.me of Plymouth,. Dod~ De Soto, Chrywler c:an-
tbe development that takes b8d bumpe qut of your li&t
~er. You'll -a ta.cinating demonstratioft of bow
moving parta work inothe full size Plymoutli tr.,,.
t chuais. Come ... the many advanee1 or tomorrow
tmproVementa ln body and en· 'U
gine m ount.¥tp and lnault.tion.
plwi •n evm. more generous uae of Be M d
oollf1d · deadener, m<eo all 1952 g•1ns on ay. BWcb quieter, adding to p&sa·
enpr comfort. . .
''Wt belieYe lbese .. Improve-The tint meeting .ot the ap~
mmta, coupled With oUr new styl-Piloting COUl"9e, given by Balboa.
l.ng fea.luru. make B*.k the out· P bw er Squadron. wUJ be held at
11ta.ndin1' car value forJ.9~2." s a id I Newport Harbor Yacht Club next
Ivan L.. Wllee, g'eneral ihanaget:., of Monday nll'ht at 7 :80 p, m.
Buicki and vice prealde~t ot Gffi-1-fen and women who wtll e.nroll
era.I Motor•. .~ In thia free CO\JrM, open to the
Style-Wile the 19ft2 Buick Is public. will hear Squadron ottlclals
new trom every ang~. New rea r o utline the work of the Squadron
fender om:ament.e, aniartly styled and the conten ts of the courae.
In chrome\ and a higher arc rear giving some of the important rea.-
deck lid on the Super and Road· aorus why every man and woman
master se·n es , ral.ae the 1Uhouette who goea to aea should have the
ot the rear 1eclion.. The new trunk Information tht.11 course lnclu.dee,
Ii p.rovtci.. .... eev~. w celit· more Amonr tho9e who wtl1 ~
room 1n' the Juntge compartment. wtll be H&rry ' Ash'ton, DiStrlC{
A restyled bumpj!:r-frille combl-Commander and Put Commanae.r
nation that ret.aJnt Ulat low, ~· of. Balboa Squadron; Bay LanceJl·
hugging effect chi.ractenat.e of hetm, r eUrlng Commander of the
BuJck 11tylin~. and h~deome new local Sq'U&dron. and Harold Holts,
sweepcpear moldinp, add tresh newly elected Commander for
beauty to the overall appearance 1~. CUrtla Dol:b, chairman of
of the car. Stainless steei rocker, the Pilo Ung course Will give out
panel moldinp previouaJy on the fi"flt materlJ.) for the couree, a:nd
Roadlnuter only, have been added deecrlbe the l@SSOna: and/the meth·
to all .eertu. odi of han~ling the worln
Al C&rbuNUoe Dosh wl.lJ introduce hi! inatruo-i
• rpower tors for the eight lesaou: J oe:eph
Bufk's new four-barrel Air· Guerin. Gerald • Sparks, C. B.
power carbUJ"etor couist.s of two Knickerbocker, Uncoln CI at k,
dual carbureton built lnto a single James · Edward&, Jr., Bernb&rd
compact unit. · Palm and Ray Donald ..
The primary carburetor ia cdn· Boat-minded men and women
plete within It.elf and tunctiona at without previoua experience,· have
all Umea. Tbe H<:Ondary carbu-found t~unie invaluable In the tetor contalno only an Idle 11Y•· prevenU.on of coatly or, dang~ 1tem "'4 a main metering ayatem.. miatakea:, apd a areat contrlbu.
In C$rya1er:built .can today. • -'
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It oupplemento the primary cu-to their enjoyment of .their
bu.retor when maximum accelera· tng experience. lrihnJ' men~
tlon . and lpeed aro deolred, giving mucla uperi•n•<';w f"'!'d m
the enatne a ''aecond wind" foe of value in ·new m tbodl Of. pl ,
s-ter per{ormance. Tlala pennlta ... of &Ida to na p.llon.
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meterillc' of f\lel at all lpeeda, re' praetlcea. One ot .the ~ Ol!I~ In ~ J1180l1De mile-nioulto of. Uae coune tO all ~ aC'C and 11111ootber, tut.er ac:eeler-minded PiioPJe.' lo a boUar ~ w.a, ~ tor P""llil>C 1n the •t&Mbir bet,._ aajl .ano -~ oPeo4 -, boat meopf eada otber'o ::! Po•• ~ ~-~ all and a mu~ a,_iatlon at· -
ot U. el'llltt eut Ot driYtq, ~ It Ulltkal probi..... ~ -own -
pennlta Ille driver to n!t&ln ulat 1-and -.-_Uit,.
·r..r al lllt -ao -• 111 rr for All>ert Rylott 1>ae -· a"'°"'t--.t• _ ..... at ......... Tho ed bJ' Balboa J>-llq)aOdrae,1 u
maxtin-.prlMaN Dl'fedo.to tum Ito npratntatlve In tta .....-.
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olher modelt' Ilk tho Super ee -slve It addltlonal -1-
.._ -eom{ort.. It I• pow by lhe lllP, perl~rm&noe· F-111
nr.i.11 oastne whlda d<;..io U8 -power wltb Dyaaflow.
O. Ill. lllemouma, who bae awool&led wllh Balcla """"' lHl
wUJ have the nP~ Bol<"kA on dlspla7-1"1an. 11 at 110 B,,roadway,
LacuMS...h.
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BU C.K
· Ge.orge P. · . n~s
>Xppoint•~ ~ NP~·. ~ P. J'l'*o • , J Dlo-
b1ct AtlilmeJ' of Of1tnce oJ.,aiy1 ~ bftil named a ~-m•••-• !Qr -~fu.m.t . UC• tlon AU:tboflty, U. t ·
of Comm-. 1!1f to '"win Batei, I?Lltrlct ~·· Lof ....,,_
plea6fllce. .I . 'I .
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of NP A or<jera and regulatlOM ·1n
tlle 1-.u.g.J.. , I
.i..ea ill a Bpanlfh • American
war ve~t ran. He tatmamed io th•
fottner dla RJcb&rOon, ~ one >-
aon, ·u ... 1n seta Anal' ..
.. He la a fotrner ~edel'tl Judge
and a former Specl&l A.Mlat&nt tq
tbe U. II,' Attorney '0._!'eral. ,.AJIJo,
be waa & Compliance tiOIYlDUAIOh·
er tor . the War Production. Bo&rd
and the Civilian ProducUOll Ad·
mlniltratlon during tk'4...f7. ·1
It money bums "'"your Pocket,
soak it away ln U. S. Defense
Bonds and you'll have cool ca.sh ----~~------
when you need It. -People do: rttd the want ....
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New airpower carburetor -greatest improvement In
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a deqade. ~hi~ ' \nc~ horaepo"1Ver i improveli ,; •
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Power Steering -Takes the e'ffort , out of ·driving!
New improvements fu body and engine mountings,
and insiilatien make all Buicks quieter am! add
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I PA&£ 6 -PART 11 -THURS~Y. JAN. 17, 1952 . -~ ~6' l . · ... ' ·)(Je 4WIP .. ll. E. SS-a ~" lie~ M~a , co:urs~O!::!J ~-McC.olloch o H ad OU Well· -DrilGng .
Farme.-'s COnc:I ve Class to .s.+art '·
' r.o.:. 1leach ~· ~~ ... h.
Civil Em · loyees
to :'Qrga~ .. e ' '
Ch sney ·P~riers · Vu -Relativ8s .
: ·~ . . ...:.-:= .~ . . ~ . -'ht,. .. a.II noWH:ed~t U>e -d ~ In fomlf. Inc •. .._u1 · amvone
On Thundq ~an 10 Lenore -•tlpnal llll,_. I.raining wUl be-J-. Jan. 28; for U>elr 18 an-
ZuN .....i ~ ~1 weN ·gin at U>e CoUqe on Ire)>. 4.I De-nual convention. Over llOO dele-
-for tlle JanU&J7 party' signed, to pr")>&l'O, women __,._ pip are expected_ to at d the
at Krs zutie .. 'home on ll"lbea ,tlle ._ of 18 and 49 to qlliallf7 cqnclave to be bold at U>e St.
laland.. : P1acea WON aet for 12 lor IJ>o lralbtd V-""'81 Mun-Clalre ·Hotel and tile Civic Audi·
2· 'Month Rise in STATE'S FISH
State Revenues INDUSTRY AIDS
0n Liqu9r Taxes NAT10N'S DltT
who enjoyed U>e luaclous lllll<h<on. Ing 11~-oat&~ 1'1 ~ -tortwn..
It featured lobeter newburs and State Le~ure.,.•ttpa one-~ RepresentatJvea ot 20,000
waa cllm.axett by the deeaert. course COll9 eta of ate -.n:iter 1 family members ot the &ta
P'tancea Pulaeld' tze wtnnlng i.ntenatve atucfy at ihC collep, fol-rarm organbation are cx'pe~d to
t cak i::~:eth Belmont. lowed by a meven-monlb lrlJ.nlJ\g take 'acttoa. on matters relat g to. ~n~~ and M.ra. Zube period at St. Joseph's and IP<>Ql-n..rm fl&bor ln 1962, and to ep-up rec~ved ann.lverMI)' gUts from muntty boepitals. Gn.duat.U 'bl their sta\&-wtde program o anu.
: 8ACR..AM"ENTO. Calif. _ Th e C&llfornla, a major producer of
Jtroepecl of Uncl~ Sam'• addition-the nation's frulta and vegelablee ... tJ tax on diatllled splrtta gave aJao is the focal point of a change
such\ a booet to th~ October liquor ~ another pha.ae of \Jle ~utcan
'f&de Ulat state ttvenucs from aJ-d1~t -lbe growtng popularit)'" o!
~olic beverage taxes soared 67 fl.sh. •
per cent over r~venues tor the cor-For It Is CaJifornla'e 15,000 com-
napondi.Dg month in 19M. The big m~rclal fiAhermen. aa.Jllnc f1"0m
ltulge tn 1tate revenues occurred euch porla ae Newport Harbor. 1 Y, November, when whole.lers Monterey, San Francteco, Loa An-
paid ·t&lle8 totanng $2'33{),5~ on , geles, San Dtego and Eureka.. wbo
ttleir October sales, expla..lned Wit-land 63 per cent of the U. S.
•• 1 t -•· ~-~-1m· t the courac an quallf\ed for State wbn:n.lve actlvlUe&. cet .... e r ·Here ...--· ~·· ooc: on · tr llon. h Yin al*> won t.be special prize for tbe ttgtl a a S Nmed the PrMldent Clem ){. ~{ lloch.
day. Membera· attending wei.: right to uae the lettera "r. v, N.'' of p1..,.at1&, Orange countr. will
Nina Walt.era. H~en MlrkovlCh. alter their 11lcnaturN, Employ-preside at the. buBinCM 8Cf8lons.
Mill'red Kerrill, Dortae J'eako, ment pn>BpecU arc excellent, in John s . Wat.aon, of Pet&luma, also
Mary KacDona.ld EU.ubelh Bel-hospitaJ&, holne11, and phyaj a paat president, ,.·tll act M Mas·
mont and the 'hoeteaea. \WO otti!ice•. "4 tt>r of Ceremonies at the ~ailqu<'l.
guest.II were DeUa Mathewa,and teree women should apply Tt!e Board of Dlrecto"' or thf'
Erna Klelhofer. February's Junch· at ~he college for fuhher inform.a-Auoclated Farmers, rcprcsrntlng
eon w1U be at Mn. t>uluki'• home. Uo before {an. 21 • ln order that 30 rural county unit.a of the or-
~Dam 0 , Bonelli, Fourth District catch. And lt la the state's SO fLsh
Membe.r of the State Board of canneries that now pack about
Equ.all&&Uon. 89 per cent of the California
1be federal ucisc tax increa.ses catch -18,000,000 cases of tht' Qil Noveinber 1 did not exlt"'nd to la.sty products each year to met'l
\et>r and wine. and these com-the dPmanda or sea f~ lovers· all
l'hodltles lost a little 1rrourni a.s over the country.
conaumers rushed to fill their pa.n-Thia team of fishermen and can·
t.ries with stronger beverages. ners, first organi:zed In California
Whereas October cJistillc-d spirit~ in the spring of lSM. developed
¥Jes were DO per cent higher this slowly until th<' early 1900:!, when
year than in 1950, b<.>er sales were the American Can Company per-
down 4 per ·cent and wine sales reeled modern fish C&NI and de-
down l 1 per cent in volume'. vised m&8S-production container-
Taxable diBtributions or distilled making method8 that atlmqlated
ap1rtts totaled 2.507,611 gallons the rapid expansion thlt has
end produced $2.006 .089 or tsfx at marked the preaent century. De-
lhe st.a.ndard rate or $.80 a gal-apite a doubling or the U. S, popu-
lon. The two-cent beer tax was lation in the put 60 yea.r1, the
collected on 14,376.070 gallon8. fish -canning Industry has been
M:ovemt'nl of 58.1.SSO gal\ons of able to produce enough fish to
table "'inea by wholesaler,-yleldrd raise the per capita consumption
S:S,838 In taxes; and 1.177,068 gal-of the canned varieties by more
Jona ot deuert winl'S, which tx-ar than 5S per cent.
the iame taX per ,:-allon 85 beer. c·1vM Wa.r Cannrry
On Friday evenl.ng, Jan. 11, n
group or friends or Miu Marian
Paraorui, teacher at Coeta Mesa
Main school, combined their ef-
forts to gi\re he r a birthday sur-
prl8e. The firet part of the evc-
lnng wu &pent at dlnnt'r at Ra-
gan's In Corona dcl Mar after
which the group gathered at the
home ot MlBs Helen Green on
Broa'dway. Again Miss Parsons
wu surprised with a beautiful
cake and a . table full of lovely
gifta. The remainder-of lhf' eve-
nlng was 11pent ln run by Mmes.
Roberta Copenhaver, Lee Gcrit-
pach, Amelia Dnimn1ond; Ji.Us1
m.irfman, Mrs. Ge-rtrudc Myers.
Mrs. He1en Mirkovich, Miss Marl·
an ParSON and 'M IN Helen GrcC'n .
Mra. Robert Wrteht or Corona dC'I
Mar wu Invited but unable to at-
tend t>Ccause or Illness.
brought $23,54 1. Sparl<ling wine ·It all started when three men Mni. J ohn Nuzum of Flower St.
sales. I ('CO"\'('rin~ frun1 th1• prcv-from Maine -Andrew s . Hap-entertained a foursome or her fo r-
ious month's abnormally lnw rig-j i:-OOfl and the HUme brothers, m£'r school rriende FrtcJay Pvenin~.
\J re but s till 18 Jl<'r cent under the , GC'Orge and William -ca.me to Good talk. good food anrl a goo<l
Uctober l9r.O level, rah~t·d lht• rt•· I California during the Civil • War. J Ume was enjoyed by Mrs. Ches-
m_!llntng $7,516 of o.lcohollc bever-1 Excited by the heav.y schools of naye Parker ot Boise, Idaho; Mr,-,
f.Ge r.axe5 at the rate of 11r.i ccnt.<t salmon In the Sacramento r iver Trd Rlachard. Santa Ana: Mrs .
a half·p'nt. they trt\nstormed a cabin ~ Henry RoberU, C<M!ta Mesa and
The spurt in Octobt•r distilll'<l Wa.Sthington, Yolo county. oppo.t1ttf the hoateas,
splriW!I sales carried ll.lcoholic bev-the City ot Sacramento, into a can---
erage taxes for the firs t ten nery. Their cans were made by Mr. and Mrs. Frank La.zari<"h of
mon~ of the calendar y ear to hand in a large &cow anchored In Weal 18th street spent several
•15,4.~;~l . Th.ia is 5.4. per cent the river -a far?cry from the daye last week vialtlng in Huc-
&bove lut year's...Jigure for the present-day American Can rac-nen1e.
aame ten montha, &nelli stated. torics capable ot tJ.irnfng out more
Dick Jones
With Air · For.ce
RJchard S. I Dick) Jonr~. oon of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Jont·~. 514
'West Ocean Front, left Sunday ror
San Anl'ehio, • Texaa, where he is
with the u: S. Air Force. Hr \s1
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graduate of Newport H a r b o r
Union High schOOl •nd was a tal-
ented a.rt atudent at Orange Coast
follege. He was &lao well known
u • football player at 8arbor Ht
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FR IGIDAIRE
BEN Dix
MAGIC CHEF
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ZENITH
PACKARD t BELL
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than -400 contalnera a minute on Mr. and Mre. Richard Yenc~r
each manufacturtnll line. and daughter Lee·Ann ar.e new
The first year the pack totaled resident. or Costa Me8&. Mr. Yen-
only about 2.000 ca.sea but It wu cer recently received hla discharge
thP beginning of lhe fish-canning from the Marine Corpe after hi~
industry that nearly 90 yeara later return from duty in Korea. M~.
would bring about $140.000,000 a Kenneth Leathers df Cabrlllo St.
y£'ar into the state. Is Mr. Yencer's sh1t<"r.
Salmon W9'1 the principal fish \ --
canned In CalifornJa until F . E. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Booth. "'"ho operated c&nneries at Trautwein., Fullerton Ave. .. with
Monte rey and Pttleburg put up Ann<". Wanda. Marc)e Trautwein
quarkr-pound C&.n8' ot sardines in and Fred ·'MacGavcm traveled to
olive oil In 1900. The silvery pit-Big fines and Wrightwood tor a
chard sardines pt the West Cou~ wonderful day S"pent akllng and
sold well and ln a tew yea.re C&JI-aled<IYI•· Tbey report the mow ae
fornla WM c&n.nlng more ee.rdinea perfect.
than .salmon.
In 1903, however, aardlnee fail·
ed to appear ln their cuetomary
large quantities oft Southern Call-
forula. In desperat\!Jn Albert P.
Halfhill experimented" wtth a pack
of 700 cues of tuna ti.sh at his
Terminal Island cannery. Up lo
that time, tuna, primarily caught
for sport, waa aeldom eaten by
Americans. But early buyers of
canned tuna M>On paMed the word
that the ti.sh ta.sled a lot like
chick~ and the commercial auc-
cess of the new sea food wu u-
sure-d. In a decade tuna wae out-
S<'lling Ca.lltorn1a's popular sar·
dines.
With people all over the coun-
try de.mandlng more tuna for 8&1-
ad.e , more Mrdlnea for sandwiches
and· mackerel to meet economy
budget.a, California canneries rap-
idly stepped up ptoduction. Ftah
food for ~ta. oill, ahella and other
by-produclll were added to tbc tn-
duatry'.a output.
By 19241 California wae packin&"
3.043,000 caaes ot . canned fis. a
year. Today Its fish cannertes are
working at five times the pace 25
yeal'9 ago and 11..8 flahinl" fleet ot
6,000 veuel•, which in 1900 land-
ed about one and a third billion
pounds of flsJ\, I.II the large.el In
the naUon.
Costa Me
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s4 Matron
is Nata l Honor~e
Mn. Guy Callahan. 518 CentlPr
St., Costa Mesa, wu surprise hon-
oree on Sunday when two Billlen
and a cousin arrived tor a blrtb-
day event. They brought wlt1'
them gifts and a birthday cake,
aerv£'c\ with Ice cream and coffee.
Planning: tho bapPy eveat wera
Mra. M. J . Shannor. Df Corona del
Mar, Mn. Edwin Wright of Loe
Angdea, slaters of \be -ahd
her couatn, Mn. Lacy King, o.1oo
of Lot Angf!Jea. A.lip pl'Netlt we~
Kt. Shannon and fteddy and
Betty; Kr. :0Vrlgbt and Mary; lib.
Kln~ and Kr. Co»ahaa.
M.r. and Mrs. Robert Fisher ot
Viola Platt, have been Invited to
ehow their Ca:cellent color movif'&
of "CaJifomia Ml&sk>n.e " at the
next meetlng of Conchita Parlor.
N. D . G. W. on Thurtd&y, Jan. 24 .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fra.z.e r of
Del Mar St., are ~ntf'rtalning Mrs.
Ft-a.zer's father, P. S. F elkner of
R iverside this week. . -.-
The eoeta Mee.a F iremen's Aux4
lllarY was entertained by Ethel
Nuzum Thur'8day, Jan. 10. BesldC'~
the u,sual business meeting and
the opening or 1ecret pa.I and hia-
l e&1 gt.ft.a the l"f'OUP made plans
tor a blngo party. Thi.a party will
be held Thuf'8day evenlng, Jan. 31,
at the home of Mn.· Ada Frazer,
124 Del Mar SL, the new auxili-
ary president and f• lhelr flr11t
fund ral1ln~ affair of the year.
The evenJnc w'as concluded ·with
refreshment.a: enjoyed by Graef?:
Wright, Viola Smtth, Mary Hilliard,
Evelyn .McGuire, El<!anor Ogden.,
Bernice Amburgey, Thelma Lord,
Lela Almo~d, Ada Fraser and the
hosteaa. The F ebruary m4?etlng
will be held in the Coat& Mesa
Girl Scour houae wtth Eleanor
Ogde~u ho9leu. The Girt Scout
troop at the auxiliary sponsors
wlU present to t&.ke part in the
mee.ti g.
Mrl. Homer Mellotl, Flower St ..
we.a hoate1M1 to her brldge club
Tbur.U.y, Jan. 3. Following lunch-
eon an afternoon of bridge was en-
joyed by Mme.a. Claude •An4ereon,
Ernest McClellan, Richard Dltl·
mar, Max Schackner, John Weet.,
Joeepb McClellan. Kenneth Stew·
art and U>e """'-·
Oat-<>f-Btate Vloltora
arrangemen s for admiMlona. In-ganlzallon, will conven<" at 10 a .
tcrvtewa and examinations may be m. at th<' st. Cla..lre HotE'l in San
completed before lhc beginning of Joee. Th e general mcmbe.rship
claaaes on Feb. 4. meeting Is scheduled_ to commence
COM Merchants
Home from Hawaii
at 2 :OQ p . m, in the Civic Auditor-
ium.
The nominating committee.
headed by Ray E. Badger. or
Rancho Santa Fe, San J?ielii"o
County, a past presldf'hl of th-c or-
ganization. will n1c<"t at thd hotel
Sunday night to prepare a. islate
or officers for 1952.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. W. P . Bruce, own-
e rs of the SllhouettC' Shop. 1209
Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar, have
just return('() fron1 a two week's
business a.nd pleasure trip In
Honolulu via Pan American Air-C'OLOSSAL CA \'E
ways. \Vh ilc in lhc "51and3, they Co10888l _cave. locall'tl lw(•nl·
werc hou!K' gue5ls of Mrs. Bruc~·s eight ln.Uesl trorrf Tuceon in Ari-
slstcr, Mrs. ln('Z Darby.-Afr. a.nd OOH. 11.nd reached via U.S. 80 pass-
Mrs. Bruce formerly reBided In j Ing through Vail, has never been
Honolulu. I completely explored.
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parl<lnir t You
won't when you
obop' at Ali>b& .Bot&
at 17th. &114 onu.p I "'Ou.ta 16-.' ro..·u ,
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for a '-.pace Jt'• I
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It. I w
siouncea· the IJt.a g of tt ~tal
mid ·~ar claaa In\ oU well drilling
on Monday, Feb. 4._ •
nlla claa wUl have the oppor-
tunity of com!lleting U>e regular
two year course ln a year and a
half, lncludlng one summer se.s-
alon.
Th1.s ts one of t.hrff such coursca
being offered ln tbe Unltcd Stat~11
With the approval aiid cooperation
of the Amerfqan Asaoci.a.Uon of Oil
Well Drilling' Contractora.,
The Course is ·open to anyone
w'ho Is a high school graduate or
~ho has the equivalent iJl work ex-
perience.
Subjttta Include Drilling Tools
and Equipment, Drilling Methodli
and Problcnui, Chemiatry of Mud
control, Geology, Industrial Math-
ematica, Mecti,utl.cal Drafting, In-
dustrial English. Labor Economics ..
Supervision, Conference' Leading,
American History end Govern-
ment, Industrial Safety, Combus-
tion Engin~s. Ma.chine Shop and
Weldtrlg.
Pui:J>Ofle is to develop skills and
knowledge which should equip the
individual lo advance· him$elf in
the vital phase ot t he Petroleum
Industry-oil well drilling.
Thf' Am('r1can Association o
Oil W<"ll Drilling ConlractCM"tl be-
lit'vcs th11t the right persons wllh
thr right training can become
thei r future drillers, touJ.pushers
and superintendents. \
SOW IS TICE TIME
To n>nl your borne or apt.-=
Ph. IJARBOK 1818 t1.11d place your
\\'t1.11t ad today!
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the ,l'f atkmal ~ -or Re-
tired Civil l!lm~loy~ ~ be or ·
g&ntzcf In Santo. ...... JUl. 22 at
2 p. m. 'nte m~ will be held
ln the lounge of the <'J.Ub house at
the Recreation bentet'ln th.e 1000
block on West IEtgblh SL
The preslde'n~ and ~retary of
the ~lifornia , Slate FederaUon
or ChaPters will be present' to in·
stall the offlcei;s. All tttlred fed-
('rat f civil service employcc'a a.re
Invited to attctid.
et . psta t.1esa 1
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Mr. and Mra Cheaney D. Parker •
and Lin"" and Paul of BOlae, I dollo, have• ~ ~
the ~ month In U>e homo of
Mn.. Parker'.• l!loter, Mra wm""1
BrowA, 1813 Viola PJace, ~
Mesa. Mr. Parker is aJeaman for
Kroe:blft' Furniture compal\,f and
la · nqw atlendirig the t\lm.Iturc
market In Chicago. He wi.U Join
other mem!Mjn of the family here
before retumlng home tbe first ot
Fcb~y .
Mra. Par'kci' ls the former "J"ean
erou~han and has enJoyt"d meet·
ing htr many local friends.
LEONARD MARTIN' rox.
trade mag. publj&her, in Callt.-
'"Why ahouldn°l men wear girdle•
-they need •t.bcm jmt as much u
women do." ...
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