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VOLUME XIII PHONE HARBOR 1616 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1952 SIXTEEN PAGES FIVE CENTS NUMBER 13
CIU'T. JOHN S. BOSTWICK
Balboa Marine
Dies in Korean
Air Battle
U. N. Withdrawal
Debate Slated
Monday Night
N"""JlOfl Bt>ach friends of Ma-The !n1oke of preliminary skir-
rinc Capt. John S . Bostwick, 32. mishe!'J cleared A.way, ty,:o c&n-
of 407 Belvue ~.ane, Balboa, today d1dates for the House of Repre-
mourne<l h1~ lo~. following ills-sentat1ves of the 28th Congres-
cloaure that he drbd a hero's
death _ killer! in action over s1o nal db1tr1ct, today apparently
K orea. May 10. H t• was a n1cm-
bf"r of the First 1.lar1ne Aircraft
W ing.
A nat1Vl' of Shan~hai. China,
Capt. Botltw1ck servf'd aboard lh('
airc raft carrlf'r USS Block Island
during \Vorld Vv'ar 11. His wi fr
an<! th<'lr !Jon son. Bobby, 2 1';!,
have lf'ft Ba.lbna fnr San Francis·
co lo ~ .,.,.ilh i3()1'!tw1ck '!! par1·nt..<1
Bo:;l....,'1f'k 's "' 1 f c Is Gcncva.s
Bostwick
ar<' agrf't'd to join in public debal<'
Monday night 1n Sanl\_ Ana on
the l;nited Nations.
r-rdnk M . Linnell, Newport
&a<'h, and Davu1 Farrell. Santa
Ann, will debate the question :
"R~lv<"<I that the l'nited States
i1hould contlnueo men1bersh1p In
thr l"n1ted Nations, provirted its
rhartr1· anti rules art' revtHCU fo
pre!5C'rve the .sovere1irnty of the
tTn1ted StaleR anrt 1l!! la"'!' anrr !-le went OVf'r8<'R!I in JanuAr.v.
1952, has bel'n in the !\larint> frt•e'101n!4" Linn<' II .,.,,ill tak(' thf'
Corpa since l9'42 and was a rt>gu-R.ff1rn:ial1ve stand. Farrell the
Jar officer. He belonged to Ma-1 negative.
rtne F ighting Squadron 311. The de.bate ~ill be held in W1l-
Bo8tw1c k wu killed "-"1 ile on a lard Junior High school audltor-
clo.96 air support m1:1S1on In 1un1. Santa Ana, Monday at 8
Korea, which Jed statewide off!-p. n1 .. according to Lee W ilder.
cers to believe he was shot down Linnell's campaign n1ana.ger He
by ground fire. H is bod;· has quoteri Mh!. Farrell as saying the
not been recovered as ;·et. q11est1on. tin1e and place we re
Fish Fry March
to Be Run by
Mesa Women
Clu ID liloe!Al • .., Jun. aJ>d a.
'"I" !'tie ~U\umpb la the rrsu.Jt
o( 9J-decisloa.. of lM parade com-
mittee, headed by Forrf'11l S. Paull,
president of the California State
Mor~en·a AallociaUon, to U!K'
~-ror all positions u divl.8-loll ,,,_ala. .
A~ to Paull, mono IJ\a.n
100 .n.~ ,.a.re u:pected for-thE>
paride "1iilclr wm be held at 11
L ip. · llW>day, ~une 8. Jollowin<
JlldC!tls Of cntmo W111ch will ....
ht.Id at t a. iJ;l. Laat year's parade,
one1 o/ tbe moil ,-iga.nUc and rc-
.plojnden' --n in the South· land.· had l560 entrle•.
~p-lotlledlmuof
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_. flioll _,. -!lave __ ............. ~ .....
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tori t'-U.. °"*--
agreeable w ith her husband. A
moderator and rules are still to
be determined.
Thl1' debate ls ~ product of
l.ln~ll'~ Initial challf'Ol"f' to
.111mrA l 'tt. -Sant& Ana candl-
datf", \\'ho dttllned on crounfk
no llM"ful purpotW" "' o u I d bf'
11ervf'd u t heir \'lf"•'8 Wf!lN" too
nf"arly allkf"~ T he a Farttll
cballe-nKed Unnf-0, Lla.aeU ft-'
11pondf'd by Mklnc FU"'U bow
•nl' be Md bee.a a 5'irpublkan
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Rowing Re4)Cltta TY
Broadcast Monday,
Not as Race Occurs
Tho.Cl(> Newport Harbor
denl.8 wbo think t.My can stay
home Saturday aftf>rnoon and 11ee
the A11nual Intercollegiate Rowing
Regatta over tclevi.t!o9 have an-
other think coming.
So saya the experts. Thl' rf'gat-
ta will not be leJevlaed u it hap-
pens. You will haw to see It Mon-
day n ight. 19:30 o'clock, over
KNXT. Channel 2. according to
Harvey Somera. general chairman
decided not enough viewer8 would
aee the race aa it happens, so
poa~ the 30-inlnute program for
ptWfill;l;)e ~ta1·SHQ lUttl P!'ff
'~I -~ VllV.JJi.& .Jl{l JO Wtday night.
SIXTY-THRE.E-E'OOT Satuntay·a
. t•oll"l'late l~o\\'lng twptta for "'rstera Sprint Champl01UhJp 111
Ktnrrrly n-mft\ Pd from It.A RaJJw&)· E11:prefl8 car on Pacific F.Wtrlc
lrM'kA, :'lit"'"P'-'rt 8ld.1n~ This ls OIH' of fi\'f' r.b.ell11i, car r.arrk-d.
Show1al' r'f'mo\1nc Nttrik ~ &r" membera of nl.asn t....-0lumb&a
CM'M', Balboa Tram.fe r men and. tar rtcbt. Al'1n8 outst retcht"d,
Han·"y Somer&. ratt commit~ chairlTUUl.
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' HIGH SCHOOL DRIVERS TAKE SWEEPSTAKES
NE""PORT BllBl ~ ~mtw;r ........... f11 f WC1~
ls Harbor Hip l'rlad»"l" ....,. >.Davtmoa. ~rt. holdhoc one of
fow-troplile. Tar Drivlllc-...... ieAm woa al~-
Road-0..y-O. T. E. 1-vy, -.,ao1 ,'lr-lert. p ... 1~ ~t ....,_,.
luurn.noo Oraup. ~ ftnn makiac awa~ h p Jlrt • d.rl\'er lll t.'OWlly I• Nf"WPOl't•• af:arion Morrl&. boldJ., dmk 5eL
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Ed Rice, ...., of ..... rt' dit~ lu-llo)d• b._ ·~
.,.._l&keo boph)" ~ ~ """'"° T-Bill 8' N•1>0rl. oecoad
hip boy drl"er ID C(MUlt)' competttteil, .,._.,. ~ l'OJ&n auto ,
trophy. Al rlcbt ~ Earl W. 8111mloJ. _., .. ,. of
dltv.,. education for bleb Kbooi.. Rnllee 1111 ·.,:I.Mino. ·.
(Prem Photo)
75~000 -EXPECTED HERE
FOR -WESTERN SPRINT
CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
More than 75,000 persons from Bripsh Columbia lo
San Diego arc expected lo attend Saturday's class ic
annual sporting event. the Inter-collegiate Rowing Regatta
in North Lido Channel, Hay Langenheim, regatta director,
disclosed that this huge crowd is likely becau.sc of trcmend-
our press radio and television publicity given the races
throughout the Southland and West Coast.
First race will be the varsity@---------------
State, Stanford and UCI.A oars-
crew prel!n11nary .,.,,ilh 0 reg on
n1en 'rowing out at 1 p. n1., Satur-
day.
Second race. also a vHrst l.v pre-
liminary will see t;SC, British
Columb1a and University of Cali-
f ornia, start al 1 :40 p. n1.
Third race, for junior ,·arsities.
features C&lifornia. S t a n ford, I t;CLA and a "pickle boat," con-
sisting of substitutes fron1 each
college, at 2:25 p. m . .
Fourth race. varsity consolation
race for the four losing varsity
crews from the first two varsity
prelin1inaries, at 3 :10 p. m.
The fifth start w ill be the clas-DOS ARFORD
sic varsity Western Sprint Champ-
~~~~~p of f~:rli~~e het:i:~. ;.1;i~ini~ Row·1ng Regat ta timed for 3:50 p. m .
First Cl'f'W to arrt,·e In Xt>w-·
r.;· B~·;:;:· ~';"...!;::: ·;:·;:; Prog.ram on Sal e ~. ,c::ch~~:ralyeM~~~ ·
atwmOOn undertook the • un-Newest publication avaJJablc in
loe.d.lac of five rowing' sbel.. Newport Harbor newa atanda this
trolli • a.llw&Y ExpreM ear. week ts the W\Ultrat.ed 20 -page.. n.'7 ""'"' tnldiM by a..-P'OJ'"&lll for l!&tunlit.Y'• lntereol-
h'utfer to tot11i storage on the I a~_ Rowtn Lt.a.
' tia&" o., ....... J' CftW .. Ulo
cbnnel, f.unmartdn&" t b • m -
9elvM with Ute ceuree and ua·
llmberlnc tltei!' muscles at t he
para. Thfl ,('rew \VU forced to
~ here by inlin bfocaU!IW" of
tbe oil &trike wbJcb grounded
Mtme ('lvtllan alrt.ran11port,.
The Oreron State c~w arrived
this momlftl', while UCLA and
Stanford. oarsmen were due later
today. The others are expected
tomorrow.
Prtme question Is whether Uni-
versity of C81ifornia varsity crew
ca.n repeat its triumph of last
year when tt beat all comers.
Saturday's races have added
stgnlf\cance. They will commemo-
rate the lOOth annfvE>rsary of col-
legiate rowing in America and
Briliah Empti-e Day which i.8 ob-
(CodttaOod on Pate I)
r Cb&loi pf_ comm~; ..
book WU pl"Qduced lD t~ shop of
the Newport 'Harbor Publishing
CompanN"
Arfo__rd Is U1e l'oung n1an wJ10
created the new emblen1 f or the
Chamber of Commerce, •·Th e -,
Skipper." A whole adv.ertisinr
program complete w ilh cont.est!'
and preaent.ations for the Ufe and
dlllplay of the emblem was. pre-
pared by Arton! aa pi.rt or . bla
gradua.te wor~ ln the \\'oodbtlry
College ot Los Angele.a. •
Profeuor Hal Evcy of ~'ood
bury who taught Acfor\t in C(ll-
lege, assisted In the layoul and
planning of the NeWi:iort Harbbr
Collegiate 'Rowlllg Repua. Plo-
gr&m. Piclures of ~ t.t\e ~.
their coaches and Otbcr perapnolli-
ties are included )n Che attraC·
tlvely done volume. -. _
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l'llbllalled ~ 'J'huiiotlay at Newport Beach, Californla dttice and Prblting Pllmt at 1211 Balboa Blvd.-Phone Harbor 1&1&
Cooallln C•dldate
(OOlottnz d -..._.,. ll
·Kelauwf left no doubt In the
mbMla ~I the IOO ponons ptlle!'-
ed for thf J>OllUc:al loYO lout that
he to In the rue to wt'1; that lie
endonea Harry Truma.n'a polltl·
cal P6ftaceu pollltlvety.-He ai.O
plumped for giYlnS the vote to
all 18-ye&M>ld boys and ~rt. and
irtatehood for Hawaii and Alaaka.
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at The Senator, whoee entrance wu
made muaicaJly to the ·-re.nneseee
Walts'' and Whole a:peech WU
pnludecl u:paccou.ntabty by that
Yankee Civil War IOJll, "BattM
Hymn of the RepubUc'1 (termed
BatUe Hymn or America by the
10qleader) aid all &n}' New
Dealer could uk. · The Prus bu bee!! adjudged. • newspaper of general ctrculaUon by
.. decree of the Superior CoUrt ot Orange County and Is tully quall!1ed
to p\ll)JUb. all kinds of legal notices and advertisement&
BER O. REDDICK, OWner and Publt.lher
ROBERT J'. wh J MES, Buaineu Manarer
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A. A~ HAMILTON, Advertising ManaC"r
SUlll8CRIPnON RA TES'
NZ'fllPORT-ilALBOA PRE98 e...,ry Tbun4a7
In Oranp Oounty. $3.60 per year : IZ.00 el'-monthli: (11.%5 three
mon!lul (~ --the NJ:WP()RT-llAJ,BOA NEWS-TIMES oo ToMfe7) Out.Ne the c:oanty u.oe per year.
:ucLA JOURNALISTS' CONTRIBlTTIONS
Everyone at the Newport-Balboa Press and we are
sure many people in the community we serve got a shot
in the arm last week when students of the Graduate De,
partment of Journalism of U. C. L . A. edited our paper.
For the entire week, the publisher and his associates
kept their noses out of the Editorial context of the news-
paper' We are l!llre that the readers enjoyed the variety.
Many new ideu _..., presented by the eager young
'people.
We ...., pl"OQd that they chose our paper as ohe of
their projeeta. OtMr papers they aske~ to edit were the
Culve!' City 8tar News, and the Hollywood Citizen-News,
bot.h daillee ; ~ l!outJt Pasadena Review, and the Beverly
Hilla Citisen Newa, both 8'!mi-weeklies.
'nl.,., y..ung people &re the strength of America to be.
They ...., panWac their chosen vocation wfth eager-
llelll! and deWnlltllatlcll. They ask no quarter, they work
hard and lolll; IBOllt of them have 8-Iready ha4 much ex-
perience ill the tnde and are forging ahead at their own
expenae toward a Muter'• Degree.
We ...., proud that they, and their profeasor. J oseph
A. Brandt honO!'ed our community and our paper.
Next year they will again be welcome. We hope that
the city ·'Will have more improvements to please and inspire
·'them, that our activities will be more varied and that
" we, at the newspaper will be better able to put their ideas
into type.
People of Newport Harbor's sprawled area can take
•·some pride in the fact that the nine young newspaper
, people all said that there are more interest•, more variety,
..:; more '!•WB sources here than in Beverly Hills -we knew
it all the.time . -... -. . -..
Be dedm~ tbe Democratic
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ltt1# l• II ,. ..,... Ille ~
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..... l•tf'tM di-en Wf"NI ..... ... « .. die tud 11\at -pe.... aft tatdRf UlOl e •lt!in!M la Hieb' 1e\:ernmrnt.
Me pledfed bile untiring • ctfortA
to the 1 u e c e •at u I Democratic
nomb'lee, ahould "hard luck be·
fall me." But he emphuii.ed he
lii ln Ute raoe to wVl not only in
C&Jifonli.a. but the na.lkm. He
threw a IT*CioUI p.riand of T<"C·
ommimdatiOll to Uc.el VP De\?1-
lln, 18th OongnalOllal dllltr1Cl
Dt:mocra.Uc candidate tor Con
sreu. -pttcll preceded K•-
fauV9r'a. Another bouquet ,. ...
toued Rep. Cli,.ton McKlnl'lon's
btd f01' \he U . S. Senate. H("
tha.nkM Calitomla friend• "'ho
have ''ll!M:ked my cause."
'Mle Senator then touched on
the party's Jetferaon 'll\11 .Ta ck""1
polltica.1 betit.,.e. He declared
the Democratic party ha.11 "alv .. ays
bel\eved ln equaHt}' of opportun-
ity, oppoeed aectlonal dlrferences.
11\lpported all rig'h.ta of t roOcm of
speech and expreslon."
He termed "McOarthyisin" t.11M-
turbing both at home an~I nh!'oad.
For the paat 50 years, tlu~ Sen-
ator claimed. the Demo c r a t s
have been the part,>• of progre~s.
"U anyone I• not willing t o put
the welfare of the average ni:tn
above all e1a, he I• not the man
to hold hi«h public o rtiC'"ll". \\'e
don't need to worry about Con1·
munltm If this welfare conti.nut"'s
to be first." he stated.
Bellevt.," ta the dlpt~· of
labor and fta worttl, J<er""''"""
akt boitl ea••P'awnt 11 n d
tm.IOll llUiftr 111uet W willlnc to
rtve a lttde. •"Wf' •t."('tl tttf>
ldealhrn ftf ~:r and don't
aeM llM! •p.tUna" u amc h a• h"
...... p111-,.y." "" --· Aaeert.lq the DemOCNts hav~
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BcKh Marian an Tom ._im
trnphla, ~ ' big-in.
dlYldual slrl with ..
potnt.1. and Tom u 1eCODd htgbe.t
lndtvldnal boy with 00~
polnta.
..,.. tzophl .... ~ p ..... led by
Ben OanUer, pre.ildmt Of the
I?ri-Training 'E<l'Jcatlon T<echz
en1 A.s.tocla Uon. (
ADemblyman ll!at1 W. Sl&nloy
of B.lboa laland .. ft a .Ort
opeech, u 4ld Ujlton Simmon•,
T . ll. 1-vy, p~t of the
Fs.rmera Insuranct Group, and
Capt. Earl Null ot \the M.otoT Ve-
hlcle Dept. u. Go-GoodwW
Knight. who llad l>ffn llChedulo4
to prelle'lll U.e t.rophiea. wu un-
able to atteltd due ~o an uneKpeet-
'ed call to Wa.ah.tngton, D. c. Bow·
ever, hJa mesa.ge i t-0 tbe gTOUp
WU Mord by tranocr1ptlon .
· Atl!i•# .. t-.e 11 sk• ,....._
Ila-~ ooaloai ....... Kr. ' f:dprmm.e1~....._...
tor, -•':"'~Y· -llrt\Ptt. hde It•=-~ ............... _ ......
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It-era Uill Ufe ,.., • ._. ....
vartowe leoal M1anpso1:-. A
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-·--•VOi: -~ .. '"' p. "-Wmners Of o t h e r drtviflr
awart.18 W'bo wene ._i.o honored. at
the luncheon included RoJ&l Lord
from Banta Ana High ltfhool who
WU hl;rb<llt lndlYldual bQy ocorer,
and Bobbie Downs fl"om Anaheim
Hig'h ochool who ~ oeeond mp-
ut. lndtvldUal ctrl llCOrel'. Other
ahmlt Ule ....a ..... y Day Sale wblclt
N...,..rt 11..d. Friday -~ ...i lrlvt•r hhn !Int ,._. .... (1-r) Toal Bell. 8, daucb~ of
Mr. &Dd Mt'L a. Bell, Cotleft a...,, 10. daU1"t.ter of Mr .... M.n. Larry Rupp. Stan.din.( &l'e ~
n..peon, pt'8ldetM. of ......,.._ Lefion Au:xttt.ry Poet. m,· Newport Harbor, and le&n Harkharil.
ci?s'VER of t1le ~ ecw.ltt~ Mot1"Y 1""' ,1pple11 Wiii ro -toward re~Utatlon-of
~ ,.~ wt Udr twn'.._ Poppif!9 wlR "" .... by %0 au.xlllary• mernben all over
ltal'lllM anoa. ~ ~ faHleeed t.h<' l)oWH"I. (Preas Photo)
Motf,er, D•ughter
Churi:h Banquet
Orange county .chooll wbJch com-The IU\ftU&.I Mother -Dau«hter
peted were: Fullerton, I.Acuna banquet of Chriat Church bt the
Beu:h, aan 1u&n Capt.-tnno, Bea waa held May 7 fn tk>oden
Huntlnston Beach ,and Valencia ball. with 183 aerved a ham loaf
in Placentia.. Santa Ana's team dinner by men of the church. In
took second place and Fullerton'& charge of the dinner were Miss
third. t Kohllltedt a nd ~lra. Fred Wood--
In order to become a wtnner.' worth. Laa Amlpu circle set
each student had t o successfully tables. which were beautifully
weave backwards and forwards decorated.
throuah a •eries of atanchlons, Mrs. T . Hord Seeley was m18-
makc a boulevard etop, drive treas of ceremonies. Mrs. Dan
through a difninllhing clearance Uttleton e-ave a tO&-!lt to the
run, parallel park, dlaconal parlc, daughters and Mary Lou Har-
drlve in and out of a mock l"f'OVe responded with a toast to
"garage," and c:hange a t ire. All the mothers. Le!!lie Freitag sang
te•l• were prepared by the l)re.. a group of numbers, with Hazel
partment Of Motor Vehicles, Di· Dell at the piano.
vi9ion of Drivers License.I. M rs. A . J . Rutter, progT&m
The Road-Day·O ls an annual chairman. preaented a fashion ~~e~~"'I; 0~~~ ~;:~.:~: h~~ :=· ti:il~n;:ea~io~6&n~1 .::i::
from She 1hop and Bay Depe.rt-
l lut year). ment atore. Old and lovely coe-
tumea were modeled Wllh the new
atylea, provlnr an Interesting in-
novat1on.
Fish Fry I POETS CORNER
• (CMalhlueA from hp I) AH! sPRINO!
youth ~vtt~ IB Uwo M~ In the Annals of Bueba1l
liaftJoT area. I We learn of the great,
A.m ong the de11lgnated d1Vt.ion. How they lived, how they loved,
marshals ""ill be Miaa Carol Dan-Where they sat, what they ate.
leis of Bottle Tree Ranch, Pia· For thf Babe a.nd DiMag and
centla, riding in full aflveT equip-The great Casey we foat~r
ment, her black saddle at.anion, The admiration of Youth; now
"Denmark's Dignity," and M:l.si Add t name to Ute rolter.
A..nna and Mi..ss E~lte Specht of Bend your good ean. forftrd
BeU rk!lng their matched horaei; So that I can tell
"Golden mart Cortez" and ''Gold· Of the "panefuJ" incident
en Sun Cortez." Each ot the That occurred and !ffell,
Specht silver outfit.a le valued at A popul1.r cl:tizen, •
more than $~.000. PholOgT8pher by tra.de,
Entries Include w estern, Eng-Of his brief try at fame
lish, and po~ riding g"l"OUps such And the "hit'' that he made.
as the Riverside County Sheriff"& He sat \V&lching Ule chJldren
poS&e, the Chula Vista Mounted Quietly at pla"y.
P olice and 'th e Calltoml& Mount-Playing baseball and shouting
ed Patrol of B_urbl.Q1c. In their own quiet. way.
Meditatively watching-he
Thought. "I jwit rnay
Teach them some trickt:.''
So he 'joined them at play.
He grasped the b·at firmly,
Not high: not too low,
He hit Mle firat pitch!
And Boy! What -a blow!
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'=z==· Ma1 lt, lMI .
Tiu. lo ..,_ lb bo all -cat.a.
You fNli" 11 ;mMr U. CINMn
I -., -tJl!I ,_Ill of '7-J cat"' a 'few ...U. ep. ~.
Mother 1'&t,... --tllJou
qaln. " '"' ilayil •• ~ many fnlJU.u daya of .~ to
c.haae away a stn.'j cat from our
patio, we looked into our outdoor
barbecue stove and found tllree
kittena. v.ery much at home.
Bountlf'UI Mother Nature not only
sent WI a cat to rep1'-Ce the )Oet
one, but Milt Ulree kittens and
no doubt the mother cat h a •
capabntties of having many moni
. kJttena.
All of the ne""borbood ca.ts
seem to be very .much lnt.erut:ed
in.. Qur cat .family. I don't know
if they want to help mother the
kittens. eat them or the food we
put out for the mamma cat, or
mak~ love io her. I have never
known 'When two call: iae clawing
ani:t yatrUng it each other, If t!ley
a~ ttctlttng to the d.e&th or ma.k·
Ing vk>lent love. T'ime w\11 tell.
In lhe meantime 1l any ot you
would Hke aome cat.a, I am · now.
dealing· In cats, preoent and tu-
ture .. :
This Is your Friendly Ford
Dealer, 'nleodore Robins,. say-
ing Good-bye for now and sus-
gestlng that tou' Yilrit our \teefl
car department ll you need a
good used car. We eat'f"Y a
$20.000 !tock at all times.
LAURIN W8Eli WALLET
E. A. Lauria, li:oeta Mesa, loet
his leather waUet contain~ W
aomewbera between Lido a a d
I Newport yesterday, he \Old police.
LAWN BOWLING . .
A method fJll. putt.lag life fJlto
the loCalltf without marring tta
beauty. ·
Greens owned a11d raaintaiaed
by the Qty of Kewpc;ri 8tacb.
tor the benallt of th• pl&bllc, and
operated under . the supervtston ot
the Newport Harbor Lawu Bowl-
ing A.uoclatten., a non .. proftt
CorporaUon.
;;-While the Journallam class was here primarily 'for
-experience in the field and we served as their laboratory,
!::: they did find time to share in many pleasures offered by
= our town_ Among those who helped us complete their
=week were Port Orange which took them all for a day on
-the excellent boat Alalunga. The weather ·and Father
. ::;: Neptune and the crew all cooperated and everyone abosrd
always had a '"pro&" ram for (OotltlaaM ttom ~ I) _.,.,._ ·-W.-ti.~ul>-.... ta Ana. Noncyj X-u-Is U
part)' ,,.. l-....... -Ind._.... to II'" Domoor&tlc
for the 1.1atted Hatton.a. tbe other Preeh11enU&J candidate on hf.e
holaUonJlll Kefauver tore•w CTUll root. tour ,._ l8 the cele-
cotl(ttaion I.I\ our forelp Po I i c Y brated coonakin cap.
•houJd a Republican pre•tdent of And lf the coon.kin cap eeemed
lntematktnali#t. teetlnr be elected IOme.how to belonc to thia tall.
but u bolatk>oist Con gr ea s &low-spoken Tmn~a.n. who wa•
thwart hi• vtewa. ''It la lmpos-the modeetly .mall purp~ orch.kl
slble to be a ltberal lntern.atlonally which hi• wife wore, equally flt-
and a reactionary domestically." Ung. Not that Dttea ls a back-
he said. woodsman; bl.It be doea have t_M;
Virginia P eters played back·
~ m\Mk: tor tM ftOw. Cl'lll·
dl"ft\ 1nodeltng lnehleled V\dll
llhlelda, ll:thel Btonebllck, Cindy
l"amsworth. Barbara Nott, aad
Marilla Nott, Judy Hag-en . .Joe.J'I
Remley.· and Michael Freitag.
Y ounl" women were Leslie Fret-
tag. Pat Thompson. Helen Wat·
.on. Helen Doe&burg, Joyce Mc-
Donald. Margie Neff, Connie See-
ley. Bbowtng bat hlng-tog1 were
L)'Nl UtUeton. Taj& Tol'till and
Helem Doeaburg. Oldlime fuh·
k>n• •·ere wom by Phyllt• F\elda,
Ellen Owen, M .ra. Lt1 Nott. Mn.
J . A.. Bodman. a.nd a.s a ,climu.
HaJ Olua and De.leva.n Freft.ag ln
oldtlme ft'llla a!ld embroideries.
IM:lrldual entrte. wtll he In
Meft's and ladh!a' •UVf>r -~
&ad sll,·er s-Jra. 8..,..... allvcr,
\\"~tern pet,. and mea'• u d
.... ~n·s lllnflu.. ...........
..... Spaaloh lady, -~-.
Mf"dcan Chan-•, "-t. ,....e
twtne ...... tor :ro.....-pn' Vil·
t9M' 1' ttel$ er••1nl uaa\q ~
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Among t.he 'band• Which will
participate are µie Orange Coast
College and Newport Harbor High
sc'hool bancb a.nd the Oranco
Grotto Drum and Bugle Corps of
Santa Ana of which C. C. Mc·
Claren is pr..e&i.dent.
The.OaU..eoarM ~_.t,Mf &ir. •
.(n"ll<iMllol-ed a.... " ' ..
Then a ci-a!hfu.g, cucalling:,
Tinkling of glaM! That WU all.
It was a" smash hit alt right,
And a crash so realistic,
"ls it possible," he thought,
"That 1 did It w1th thJ• 'stick?"
A Home Run you might think,
And you'd be perfectly right,
F br home they all ran,
Dayo of play: Wedneaday, ~
do.y, 41at.....,,.," .• "'""r-,._~ .all =!& 1.o WhfcJl the pubUc la -......... .......__1
1>o ot.taltied at tJ>o·-• )llaTz •
Ing daya or <'ll eecrelal)' &t
Beacon T2t.OJW or H.arbot' Q1'16-..W
A clean, Olldi.lbg &ftcl -.potl-
Uve oet*'°f' llPOl't-
~ PROfk~5tC!Ml\I ~
~ nl>i~[10RY ('
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;;:-booked a critter.
::: Emma McCollilell and her boss, Lindi Cristafoli, of
-the Rendezvoua of Balboa entertained them with an eve--. .... ning of dancing, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Miller made it pos-
• sible for them to really '1ive at the beach" through the use
of two of their apartments. The Balboa Inn helped greatly
with a suite of rooms. These things, and the courtesy
• of those who were interviewed from one end of town to • the other all g&ve them an interesting week and us a
a • better paper for you. ..
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He cuffed Elaenhower to Tait's faculty of meetinl" any man on hll: ~rvaUve domestic views. The own level.
Senator said there la '"no quick Nancy Ke.tauve~ met her )l,u.-
formula for peace: that military band in Tmne•ee, where Me w...
mieht ta very neceua.ry for a vtatt.tna relatlvu. sut llhe wu
'hold'lnl operattoft'." Additionally, born In Seo~ daupter ot an
he urged abarlng A.merlean tech-A.mertea.n who became a aubject.
nlcal k.Jlow-bow twith distre.llJ&d of Oreat BrtUtn and wu latu
countries of the warld to aJd knighted. The couple have four
them in doing bueiJleu with U•. children, ranging In age from 1
In olH!J breath. Kf'fauvf'r Ml· to lO.
, .. ooat.e4 Trwnaa'• Polat I\' Although 90 really Amff'lcan,
proram of takial' eare of tht> MTa. Kefauver baa a look of the ' M NALLY ml OCEAN FISH wo•ld. In !he nut h• called fO< Scotch. H.r fair, aoft skin goes C ' 8 · a balanced bud~t. B e madf' well with her blue eyes and red·
, no •u~reoUona how th• bud«0t dish brown heir. Her orchid cor-
' could be balanced \\ith Tnm1an • (ED. NOTE: Following is the second installment of J . B . A ·•-•-•-~••-n eJ<-ndltu"' pol sage wU posed on a suit of taupe
• McNally'• treatia, '"'nle Plight ot Our Vanishing Schools," which :u.•n.uv r-• gray, lmpe:cc&bly t..a.iloried and
~ deals with depletion of ocean fiahing. Part III will follow In the o.-iM-... Fte Cecil KlnC" worn over a lonr IJeff"ed, lheer
' May 29 isue of the Preaa. l • • ..._..,,. p. 8 blouR. At her throat wu a four
' By I . B. McXALL\' !Calif .) tnvestigati.f!g committee strand pearl choker and she wore
• d . . h Co for turning up sundry federal large pee.ri. pearahaped earrin.gl.
: The Department is charged with a v1smg t e m-rB..8Cal8 and .ta.tin.I" there was no , H er hat wae a rou.g'b. white at.raw,
• mission and th'e LegiBlature, managing and maintaining room for racketffn t.n or ou~~de lta muter deaigning dtsplayed
• our fish and en.me, and enforcing all laws ~aining to ,overnment. Kefauver said: We only by the brim atartlng trom • o_..... can be very proud at the Demo· ' : fish and game. cratf'c record." Me claimed there notllln• on the left aAd dlppblg •. • o.r '-"-laton, v..v f.ew of. whom . a.re &alt water woutd be a "cata.rt:rophe for world on the right th ~ wide, !lower ~ -·" peace lt the Republican pa r ty filled .weep of straw. • _ sporlllmea, tre very willing and even eager to ie..... ,.hat took o .. r:• Nancy bu poise ~nd charm, Her
Is neeee·ary to ...,,etute OW' fisheries. la the put tile N t h eald "W need few smile lights up h~r wllole faco "" • e · • .. ~vtilg warmth, to a per90naHty of _ aalt 'tll'liW ..-t&llfai have not been repl'l!tlellted by men faces, new Ideas and more unit:". Innate dignity. "lllOe wtll, ff he<
; WhO wen tbdrCl111hl;y f-!l!ar with tile Specific aaJt Water The Senator WU lntroducad by huaband la elected, lbe & flnt l..zy
• James E.. Walker, county Demo-....... n flt•-.......... hy -•~~-·-•
• lllb,_ • ,.~ Wl?J II .. -a:ir<'1" RI aaaa ---,,..... ' ....... ~ ,,__ _. cratic Central Commtttee officer. tratalll.& to be mrr--at the "•Md~-t 1£ slit) lafellMICI -• llfve ~ who, KefauveT noted, .upporte ="· H ,,._,... -another slata of Domocretlc Pru-P~~ "'*· • 1111e., ..... 'Die ·~· ·-w "' ..... ---~--• • 1-U&I delept.eo ID uu. at.Ille. Uttl H I • --...... c 7 •hi -.... JIWi ... The Senator, however, lhankad • e , oover
:. Qs !I t 11 .... tt p Walker for a quiet cordial Intro-I
: '1'11. iwpatll of tile l'lah aad Game ~t _,,. dw:tlon. curt.la s. Burrow, cen-(0..--PW• •>·
eraJ cllalnnan of U.. dinfter oom-tunlty &Del time uJ lltlld)' eerta1n :tG ~ft '9.-... I I J too &llcl! by the UllOWlt ol. flnanz mlttee, ln1lodUced --of party lafprmatloll wlllcbi )lu bee N-
:aai ' I I W WIJ 1 7 ..-lilcllr to them, or, 'IPltetJter adz ,........ &Dd w~ The 4.-..i, • Dick tir1.l.o. -
~ 11;:1 I ::t 1'9':, lllcb.t~ry, Ia ~ mUOIC, 'while 'nle Cl>oraleert. led todr.y. Be think• the ----tea• 'WQ1Jtt . 6 tl•e ..... Y by G. WWud_~ a&n( aev--illf wt11 bo hold bl -"'° a "1J fr&mlltj>a 'hlo provldo<I pojlWar cllo.&-lmm, ~' tl>o -
:..~ '"° --'• 1 • 31t lly tile ~ .... offered en.I -p. UUOl dundrum 'Ind -""-tl!as ~ ·-la-)>o-....., · · ...... '° tab ~ placee -~b ~ -portonned lliM -tJoe ~ !':r. ~--
:the fttulll . t•llt I '911!,e'hl'tMr,._..~. 11114 'a~ aldta. -"':.~":-'tlieii,:;:
~ .... a -~ -iil. llle 1'1111 .... a-D I u't1 &t Oti't'it S=••S .., of the "!;".j. ~.· l;llUf
dlgllt •••Mr r • • ....... • . ,.. 11111. ftla · "" -'°' x-a et br _. 111 n 1a .t111H-..tinp ...-tt. pert ~s at Ho"'e · , ~ ,.-=:11.-'I'" Wtltl.t. -
):if the ft* ... Omit Plpwt' IL inlght ~ better Only a fnr 'lt'Mlat ~he~ Ollllr 111al d IJI Ille.
::imdtwdwnF 1 klnn• d bll wtr* ~ biol. ~ :.. .....,. ... ( ' . • Of' ...ru-wy, ou-.r SpMra cloC .. ,.._ CN17.,:U4 Clol ._
: )IJl6 It .. p k #a _. wwuta ·ol -.a_. Ka)' 1ll ot a ~alla•t at .!di .. .,.. 11or-4 .
L ........._. .. 11r; • st,' 11 · • 'r mo oM n rat 111 t11e = ·~~,. .:::= 1::. •••••• --·
r ~a.I Q p 7 Qlrll .ti .. fl* ta' IL .... t 'S' Ii Mid 1'111111F la 111 lllate -1111::5;;~; ...... , .. .._.. 11111 •• , \ -....... ... • ... llmlod bt 1 k ... -cldJ. -.-; ..... -· •Ill':_ • -~ - -• _,, *-111 • •tis e1• ... a11 .. • :• Ill I • t k n! I .. • ....... 11111 de 1rt· , ._ la _.
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........ 11 • °"' a•f .._., tlle i.eu 1 ) lalsa,dllle =. -::.:=-.:-..;~ •. s,:
"110d:1 lllll _. 1lllt "lllm tile ~or 9..,. 7rn -· ·-. :-
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Tin Cen Be•ch
Being Clean4d
Oranre county's iu.!amoua Tin
Can Beach is being clea.fted. Four
huge C&tarpillar tracto!"8 ji.nd var-
lou.a oth€'r equipment were today
cleaning, gndtnc and gen~ra.lly
tidying the vast 'stretch of sand
between Sunset Beach and Hunt·
lngton Beach.
4'he ent ire project 1• one of pri-
vate ~terprlse, public relations
and goodwill on the part of the
Bolla Chi<:& Co. and Signal Oil
and Gaa Co., owner• of the ~
Accordlng to Paul Ottoeon. att.ot··
ney for Signal, his tlrm ls endea·
vorlng to clean the beach-of rub-
ble and litter left by people they
have failed to keep oft the strMd.
The beach lo pr1vat0ly owned and
theoretlcall,y bu been ci01e4 to
the public since the army &ban·
dcmed it.a uae at the end of World
County Vote telly
Listed by Jord.n
Announcing oft'iclal voter regis-
tration at 6,383,521 In. California
tops previous reoorsa. Ftank M. I .J0;rda.n, 11eCreta.ry of atate, diB-
closed that Orange County hllB a
total of 112,551 registered voters .
The Republicans lea.d all ·others
with 68.~5~. compared to 4.9,9U
for the Democnltic party, 3570·
decl!Jle to state, l28'7 Prohibition-
ists, 212 miscellaneous and 64 In-
dependent ?.rogreut~.
Possibly indicative of a trend.
Jordan's figures tor the state
show the Republicans have gam-
ed stateWide ·a tOti.1 ot 24.7,13'
registered voters since the gen-
era.I election registration of 1950
While the Democrat• llave lost
86.487 regtstr&nta. ftegiltration
for the .June 3 conf(>1.lda.ted prl·
mary election shatte'ted: not only
all previous primary records but
also tbose for general elections,
Jordan said.
Pathway of Ugh+
Radiocast Lecture
'Till all were safe out ol atght,
Except .poor Mr. Hitcho6ck
{)eft standing aJone,
T o face ·the tre of hta neigbbor
To whom' he'd have to atone .
Tom, Skip, Hanle and.Sis
Left· 80 hurriedly that
Poor Mr. H itehcock
Wa.s left "l!.Oldlng the, bat:"
Ah! So bHet ts our moment
So fleeting ta ta.me,
Kent fervently Wimed. .
.He'd never entered the game.
F or In breaking a windOW"
He broke not one, bnt two,
Which you'll "haw ~to agree
ls darned hard .to do!
On the Rpll_Call ot Fa.me
Score one mote bit; wlllch aock
Broke up a good game and
Broke up Kr. Bitcllcook.
P . s .-With tun autbol1ty t.bese
Words I have spoken;
C&\ol&e 4oftODe L£ t.ll,
It'• my windo~ that
are broken.
NAT J.tlCHAUD
RowiMJ et. u sic
(Clo!IWM d ,.._ l'llge l)
served t.hrOQghout the Britlllh
Common"tVealth.
Seat& aTe aftllabl.e U the Bal·
boa Bay Club grounds 8Dd on the
south end of Udo TurnlnS Butn .
F>;n~ "-ised Will be !riven the 0..s.,..,.~·CJE 7 ... ~
wtU -dad... at .-...... Mr 'Ar.. ..
Wa.r n Practlcally every cl'fjc ''Christian Science: Tb' Path·
_, Ill Ille OOUlll¥ -~ 1o -y of Lipt'' will .. tM .... dl
lrile.Wfut<hr•of '-cll of a~ tile tw•1•1t..,..
f« poobllc -b7 -ootlllt)' or lltatlM (~Itel, Mnrh,-otaia-' ewaln&'. .., ., • • .. -. ft911MctabU"~c;ndl1r· frolrt ~•:sii ~·'tll • fll Cl.:JL t U9S
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-0( tt. _...., I\ R117 i.et-. ......._. cl , c. 1 . lo 1 .. -.... ••1 off .. ,..,,,....,. -. •~'*'".,.. ot Bott-. Mr a , ttr. a. .. w vlPtl•• *' .... o. a.t..e.tf tor tM lta .... ~sea ._.,, of,~ OS? 12 I 9 ' • GI t ,, llG 't n a.. iitcaprt.
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Grauel Chapel
I I 0 Broadway-
11eacoa 11110 OOota ••
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llOWDD w; GERBl8H
1808 'l'reWpcirt Bml., ~Kea
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<ill!:NDl.U. DlBURANC!D'.
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N11uir Pallii
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ln~ation lty
P. E. (().. ·$isterhootl
Kombeq ot Chapter N Q.ot tNo
P1 Z. 0. Bt.te--blvltlJIS
all to.-Ii:. O.a r..i.,•nr In ·o,. Bar-
bor &nl& IA> a In. lo-bo._ bol4 ID
POgrim °hall~ Corona de! Kar Coln·
~-elnm:I>, Ill BellctrUpe
Ave-., on Tbllrlday, Jtale 5 at 2
o"'cloclc. Pleue tele'pb'Ortfl Beamn
l!'l8S'J or IUrbOl' 1114~ W tor ......
<rvatloll&
A Put.el by ~ Loo Nucent
StudJ~l 151 SO. Cout Blvd.
Lquna-Allo Copper A: Brassware
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D""iSTJNO"llll>lllO otJESn at «le
ot Fred Henbora were ludje .Od Mn. Fftd MIUe
utl, Is Renhorn eXj)lal.nJnr solne of Ille 'lor'nd' ol
b.bt ""tie.
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HARBOR SOCIAL EVENTS
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Opti-Mrs. Aid
Boys' Hbme
Harbor P anhe Renic
Pl ttt\~ T~a fcsr
Mothers, Daughters The Optl-1.tn. of Newport1 Har-
bor held their \th meeting al the
--------------ho me or Mrs. H. L. Het rick, who
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Four Generations
at Birthday Fete
Four generations Wtn'! pre.sent
at a dinner given recently by Mrs .
Ann Rima of Santa Ana Ave.,
Nev.rport HelghlB, Vl.'~en th~ hoa·
teas noted birthday anntversariee
ot her son, Keith and hJa wife, FJo •
The house wu lovely Y.•lth roses
rrom Mrs. R lnta~ ga.rdeu.
Kaa7 a ~ deol bu bO'"! modi
thra a -n_wana A4 -c-•-.. mi .. 6t """" .... ~-iO Ila;. -. ,,. ' •
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•Rele'ne CurtJa Permanents
~ tnd Clalrol oolorlnr
•Junette MarcTen nall ~
•ft1ntnr R o olerware heat
permanent waving
•'Of:rmetlca
RMriib1l !187
oOlwN A D"tL lit it I!
HU ci6en Blv4.
•Mmtcurf'n'g by Helefl
CHRYSLER . ond .
GET NEW ENERGY
\\'as hbma, with Mrs. M . H .
Holmes a8 co-hostesa. At this Ume
the OpU-Mrs. completed a collec-
tion of clothing tor t he Optimist
bo)'IJ home in Los AnreJes.
Plans for a Mother-Daughter
tea to be held in the Girl Scout
Houae June 1 at 2 p. m . were
con1ummated In a b r e a k f a st
meettnc of the' Har bor Panhel-
lenlc when It met with 1'frs, Ray·
mond K. Rarvey at her home, 316
P oppy Drive, Coronll del 1.tar, on
?.lay 14.
P resell\t were K erm and Betty .
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NEW JOY IN Uf'E The next regular meeting W111
be held at the home of Mn. 0 . ___ ~-th_t . o. sue ... _------
!"!' ••Iller c:-P•ale ' Steve Hope
IWl lft:tlAl F9111lA in Air Forte
The breakfa.st was served In
Mrs. Harvey's dini1'.g room over-
looking the cliff add the sea .
R im a. J~ and EJsle Patterson,
honored guests Keith and Flo
Rima, their son and daughter--ill-
Jaw, Ronnie and Verna Ri!lla with
their two months old daughter,
Rhonda, (the rourth generation).
The evening Wa,, ,fpent w1th tele~
vision and d e,nclng for everyone
except Rhonda, who "Just slept."
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N1 IRllllMillll
Till'ncr Drag Co.
900 Cout Hlwa7, Newport Bea<"h
i -· 8%4-0
Hinldey's Pharmacy
SOI Marine Ave... Botboa bland
Baell<>• suss
W hi te icin g?
Silver lea ves 7
Let us p ut your
ideas to-gether t o
ma te e the Wed-
d i ng Cak e o f
y&-u~ Dreali'ls
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L I 0 El • MAR K !T • • BARB01' USI ' • Dell very •
ASK AllOtJT OtlB CATERINO SERVICE
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Steve Rope, "°" of Mra. Thelma
Paddock Hope of Coron.a del Mar,
recenUy enllated ln the AIT Force
and la now at Parks Air :Force
Boe, PJeua:nton. near O&kland.
On the way to camp w ith ht•
group a.t: was made "troop com-
mander ind acting corporal," the
fflecttng being .. based on IQ and
age." He haa auditioned for the
band. Hls brolhet Fred ta at Ft.
Stoneman, will s ho rtly bl' tn
KOr'ea.
A ~ buaine«a meetinr was
held. Mra. Harry Casey t o I d
about Ute efforts of Mrs. Kenneth
(Florence) Cooling in • obt&tnlng
Mn. FnmJt Cowg1!1. member of
the Pahbel)enlc rtlatlon_s commit -
tee ot UCLA: as speaker for the
MoUu~r-Daughter Tea.
Mrs. Cowgill has been a mem-
beT of the relat ions com mit tee ror
eeve ra l years and has contrfbuted
te the dev6lopmen~ of tJie Pa.n-
hcllenl c office at UCLA trom Its
beginning. She .. 1s act ive in civic
a ffairs. t.. a graduate or Stanford,
and ts president ot pie University
. • Affiliate and Is, a ! m_e I'\} be r of N W Delta Delta Delta. I . or:man yers . Th... ~rooent . •t brea.ktut ...
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Jan Briscoes
Visit in Nprth
1-tr. ond Mrs. Jan Brh1coe of
Newport Heights are jll3t._ back
rrom Bnkersfle1d, wher e Mr. Brls·
CO(> a t tended a meeting ot South-
er n Californi a cooordina.ting com-
mittee of the California Blatt"
Firemon'a aMOClation. Taktni a
short vacation. they also went to
Me rced to visJ! frle.r'lds ror a tew
days, and then had a day at Y 08e-
mltc•
Leap Year Dance
For Surfsidets · and Friend Her~ l\<>ird m•m'-'Q"j • ~~-&'::.~
•-nl ""''"'° _,_.. tor a week -..,., :::t:...i... at-~~ home Ot ·Mr~ Mn .El· man Snfllh • .cn.~ A . AD~ be held Saturday, May 2• at Wit-
met-cJOe) E'&Ctendh of NeWj)ort .:hd M"-B-a ~Y· Jowtck Country club, wftft a cocat. Ia1.ai'td were· Norman W erl 'a?ft! .Mrs. Georp Gul11J1e and M'ra.1 la.II party f rom 8 :30 to 9 :30 p . "1. ~-•• i~ 1 Y. ~~ d Martin Mangold were unable to Hosts for cockta1ls wtll -be Jud.,.e '-Vl•r&d n.O wr.pn g -o · 1U1n1an , tt d
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Oregon cwhere Dutch CUA has h ts a en · and Mr3. Ro bert :ir.dner, Dr. &.nd
Octo-Pu.ss cate >. The b0y1r have • Mt11. Hugh Plumb and Mr. a.Ad
juat completed the w tee0nd term Mrs. Ted ~ w. orley Mrs. Van Haye1, Mr. and Mrs. V.
of sc:hool a( Ot:~on State Unlver-p E. E ll3worth. Mr. and Mrs. Don
sity and w\11 •p<nd Lhe ~'tl'l•ner &:efed at art. y H e.rwOod , Mr. and Mrs. Frank
I N• t -•kl up· California \. Ht rma.n . Mr. and Mra. A V. Segel· n ewpor , -ng h t suruihine. Norman 11 a native Honor.a center,ed on Mr.a. Ted ors ·
Newporter and ts grandson o r Worley of Tustin Avenue. Costa
Dutch Gus. .Mesa, wlW!n Mn. Don.. WUd, 717
Judy Chapman an~
Jack Penney
to We'd in June
Wheeler Dr., entertained with a
layette •hower Tuesday, May 13.
The h0tipltallty found setting in
the Costa ~{esa ho me of Mrs. ?.fll -
ton Lee Elua, 413 Flower SL.
where a pink and bJU.e color com-
bination aet tJ'l& them e.
Parffcularly . striking ln fiof:"I
I Invitations were out yet5terday decor was a. formal arra.ngemeht
for the weddt.ng, on Saturday, of pink and. white gladioli while
Juhe 14, .O! Viu Judy Chapm&n, clueters of ~~l. ~~ cera.mlc
lllP~!Uo.at'. )fr .. aDjl ~~-~---~~tY'Qrg .~ ~ Cii&pma.1':Tr.;or· cstr'M&a a.n effecta. A corsage of pink cam'll·
ll<M'We•t Ocean Front, t o John tton.s wa.a worn by Mrs. Worley.
Charles Penney, 90n of Mr. and After an lnte~I of appropri·
Mrs. Gtorge Penney, Sr., of Co· ate game.a, compD.me:nted. guest
rona del Mar. opened her wide array of gU't&
.The ~remony will be perform~ Rounding out the OOCaafon wen
at 4 :30 p, m. ln St_ James Ept9co-retre&hmenta which repeated the
pal churchi and U>e reception will pink and ~Jue· motif.
be herd &t the home of Mr. and · Included in the P.-thering we're
Mn. Arthur Best, Corona de1 Mar. Mrs. Jamea,I .. G&ll~,r, Mn. i..u-
. Miss Chapman wtU be iff.duat-rence Kenyon, St.eVf!h 1t1su.,
ed thla 1en11!4\er from Lonir Beach Doroth,y Lveroon. J e Attrld(t,
State college, &nd 18 a1&o te&Chtng Delore• Van de Wilker, Elleen
tant. grade clAuea &t Arfeei& Ele-Worley, Ann ~1CS.s, VI~
mentary ie!M>ol tn. the mornmg. caJveri. Ginnie Hottord and Lutle
Her fia.nce La a Jaw lltudent ,,t ~lnde:mari:: /, ·•,
USC. '
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Names Members
to Hospital Group
Newport Beach W. 'C. T. U.
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
May U'Ren, 3512 West Ocean
Front. Mrs . Margaret Clark 'pn:--
stded at t he business Be-'Mri011.
Appointed to repre~9Je.\..~
on Hoel' MemorlarHo:i'PIUl&ux-
llary were MM!. U'R4n ILlld Mn.
CaJi51 CurtiL
The president announced a
state workshop to be held at Red-
lands untvenlty JuJy 7 to 11.
Several ot the otncers plan to at-
tend. A· wool a.trhan was re.
ported Ritt to the N'anI hospftal
at Long Beach.
Mn. Flora Beatty brought an
intenatlng report from the state
L. T. L. conference hel<:I at state
.headquarters in Loe Angeles JIUJt
week. Comlnl' electiona and csn ..
clldate•' wm . dlsclJA¥d. ,·
Durbl( the ooc:lal "'"1r tea WU
M"9d by Ibo~
1865 Barbor Blvd.
Cotita Mesa Beacon MU
Alao 8.t our Santa Ana, Anaheim
and Fullerton stores
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A.it • w.J;.oi.t: ~ roalden!,. "Wbo..·1" ~ '-J ortte ~!"'. . .:1111 J
a n a w ,!> ~· fl'\Jf o lllltl;' biJ "Ma.rtliena ~" . i
This yet.r'a prei(dent '111
Newport . Harbor Commun,
lty Pla.ye,._ Kra. Randall UI
an ~tidll IO' all w h o
\VOrk with her and wat_~
her petrctrm.. She bu ~
pearOcl bi !e&dlnr rolea bl
the Player-. prod:UCUon ot ·
'-rhit Male ~" and
'Two Blln~ Mlee." S b o
gained no'UC. In 9outhlan~
dramatic circlet With her
direction of the extremely ,
succeutu.1 "Dream Girl" and r
""1J1Jot's DellghL""
Thoqb a naUft of Wyo-
ming, Mni. Randall became
a. c o n v e rt e a calltorniah.
; MARTDLLA
early in lite. She atte:nde<I Hunt.
lngton Beach Hlgb School and
Fullerton J_ C. S he recetved her
AB defre6 and took post lftdU·
ate woTk tn Drama at the Uni-
versity of Southern Callfomla.
Ott campus, she wu heard in
commercial radio programs on
Stallons KFI. KJU, llhd l<:MPC.
While studying for her tfiacblng
ca.reef, she found time tO serve a..s preside.ht of Zeta Eta Pht, her
speech SiClto'tity, and atilt earned
the prlzecl,. Phi Beta Kappa key
With her •ch.elor'a degr-ee.
27th. 2tth and 29th. Thlo Ume,
she Is a tan'roba, temperilbenta.J: •
actttsa WlmllO tavortte endearing
ex..preselon ls "B lesa you,
Dah·llng! ..
Mrs.. Randall has been a rav-
oMte teacher at three California
high schools, includtng heT own.,
and two junior colleges, Fullerton
and Orahl'e Coa.st. Her subjects
have Included drama and radio,
English, Spania:h, Latin, Journal·
ism and speech. She now resides
' the harbor 11rea with her hua-
d. Jerry, and 80n, Jock.
· Under her Jeadet'Bhlp, the Com-
munity Theatre ha.s had its busi·
est and most Succe.utul ye a r.
Since July, membership has more
than doubled to 135. .A. new
m o n t h I y bufteUn, "The Gall
Board," ha.a been 1 au n c h e d to
keep members informed of varied'
activities, which include workallop
plays directed, acted an produced
by membef& Planned entertain-
ment protfam for cluba and civic
orpnizatlons are a1ao a new )h-
novation'. lriarthella' wu 'instru-
mental in settht.g ··up a wor king
re1atl6Mhlp between the Playe'rs
and Orange Cout Collece. This
put.a prodaction of aome plays
UJ\der the C.Ollege adult education
program, and hu given the play.
ers proteaional direction. It has
broadened the College drama pJ"'O..
gram with pleulng reBUlts tor the
school, players, and aJJdlencea.
Mrs. Randall again p l a y a a
leading roll ln the P layer6' lut
production of the aeaaon1 "Ught
Up the Sk y," ,to be presented May
'·You· GA • •
In real Ille~ d)e aya. •Tm glad
to have thi:.=rtunity to thank
Newport Federal S&v!np
and Loan f'or its Stallllcb support ot our CO'rnmuility Ttfeat.re rroup.
Your hetp to us h&Z been typfcal Ot the active interest yo(l · have
always taken in the best project&
r1f our community." tvhiJe here at Newport Balboa
Federal Savings &: Loan, one ot
our prime actiV1ties ti lending
money for home bull~, we aeem rt a pnvnege to Jelid a help-
ing hanil to th I! COnunun1ty
Theatre. rr!>uE' -al\d w! are per.. tic~Jai;iy prou<.t µ>, nUn\'l>er ntem-
&ers o( that organlzCtloh amonir
our sa '1Jln _ cuatom'erS-After all, we deil J -80%11ew?iat tn the same
ciomino\nue.. ch-ea:m., bopu, am.
blllon9 . . ·t,tl\ciqg'b_ we approach
them from a ~rent vfttWpolnt.
Savtj>(w oconnta With a.. have
led to, the ~tlon of many dream~ and .amb1ttonS. Theae
savtnp not only are insured up
to $10,000, but they earn a hich·
er return because in more than
15 years we've pald never leu
than 3 percent per annum. Why
not start your savings to earn
more for you? Come in ana let
us talk tt over.
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0~~1lESS-il
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Costa Mesa
Methodist Church
: Sunday'!! sc hedule ot activities
Md services at the Chu'h:.h in·
e 1 u des the Fisherman's Club
J>rea.kfaat In the Lounge at 8 :00
a. m .. the Church School hour at
1t:45 a. nl .. the Moming Worship
Service at IO::W a. m. with the
Paator pre<trhtni: upon the -eub-
:tect .. A J.,1\'ing Mentorial" and the
.youth FellowMhip and Young
AduJt hour al 7:00 p. 1n.
Baptist Church
of Costa Mesa
Sunday ·morning w orsh ip 1ervice
at 11 &. m. In Ftnt B&ptlat church
of c~ta Mesa, the putor, Rev. P .
G. Neumann will have aa his
theme "Saluting the Church."
Sunday school wtll convene at
9 :t5 a. m. and t ha Baptlat Train-
ing Union will meet at 8:30 p. m.
These claaaes are arranged for an
ages.
At the worship service at 7:30
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ISt. Joach!rft Club
Meets May 29
1 Balboa Island .
MethOatSf ·church
f ~ lolaad Community Metll-
odlat clluroh ..W bMr a M-.i . nll&I q>eetiJIC of \lie -7Mt ..W be held b7 U>e ltlolllers'
club Of 8t. Joochlm'• ~~ eoota,, ___ .;.·------------~----"''---. -. Tllllnlll&y. ltlay 29, at 2' p.
m. In tM pvt& hall. New ottlc~
headtd ,by Mn. Mable. Bayu.
~t; will be lnolalled by ft<y,
' Tbomu J . Nevin,, put.or of the
cllllrCh. A opeclal prorram 1.1
pl&nned.
At Christ Church
Bv the Sea · .
Memorial Sunday will be ~b
aerved at Chriat Church by the
Sea w~lh the Sanctuary Choir
singing DeKoven'• "Rece&Blonal."
Howard Folaom, barlton-.aoloist.
wU1 bring two numbera liicluding
.o-rhere ls No Death" by O'HarL
Sermon \,Opie o r Rev. Thomaa Roy
P endell wUI be .. The Third .&.lter·
R.etiulta 1...-ome from comtant
.Pr&cttce! An Ad regularly ln thll
paper wUl produce re1ult. for you.
AL'S CARPET :& I 8 WORKS
llZBVJNG ALL ~ OLUiGt iOOllNTr
FllOM ORANfE
RUGS ~LEAflilED
BY IATDIT llJ;TBOD8 .
* WALL TO ;>\'ALL CAJU'ETS. CLEANED ON THE FLOOR
U PHOLSTERY CJLEANED• * WE ARE THE LARGEST INSTAU..ERS OF WALL-'l'().
WALL CARPET IN OllANGE OOUNTY.
ESTDIATES FRH!
---------------1sunday. the guest t1peaker for th~
l!:IRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIE~"TIST
A bu11u:.h of The MoLher Church, Th•
Fh•l Ch1.1rch of Chri•t, Sc,l.,ntl..t. in
So.ton. M•• ... chu•elt•.
ever:ilng will be Peter Lim, young
Chineae Christian. who will speak
on "The Pre3Cnce of God In My
Life." Mr. Lim attend• the mis·
FOR nlE S6tb time the Newport Harbor '"Yacbt t "' bura:ee IA hoisted to 'mark Uotber otnelal tea-
aon opening ot tbe Club. sWt-Commodorn u J t.he tOS% offlcera took s-rt ln the tnd.lttoaal
orremony. !Photo by Betkner) ..,Na.,..1J'&,.Am·1tr11on.J
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OUR NEW DRYING ROOM IS THE FINEST
IN ORANGE OOUNTY. WILL DRY
YOUR RUG OVER NIGHT •
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Sunday Serv1c::<11 ................... 11 00 •· m .
..,edne..t.y Evenin• meet1n11 8 00 P· m .
, Reoodina Roorn located al I I I Palm
!treet. B•lbCMO. 11 open daily frora IZ
-n to S p rn o:rzc::ept Sunday• •nd
hol>dA'l'I n•l1onAlly ob"rvf'(I
Tht! public;: 11 c;:ord1all'I' 1nvlted to
•ttend. the e.hurc::h aerv1c::e1 ind u .. tM
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t 61h & ~""·port r.1,·d.
C:Ol!lta "1PM Phone IJl>a. 6.\61
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~'el4'J)Orl and Harbor
Bea. 62M -COSTA MESA
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Monday night at 7 :30 o'clock
the Women's Prayrr Circle w1li
meet. The Men's Prayer meetln&
will be hrld at the 8'JllC hour. fol-
lowed by the mall-chorus re·
h•~ar~I at 8:30 p. m . Prayer,
praise and Bible study ls ' ~hrd·
ul""1 for Thursday inghl lit 7 :30.
& Benet it Tea Given
by United Church Women
UnltM Church \Vo1nen of Ncv•·~-------------
port Harbor spon~red 11 C'"OilC'frt
anrt benefit tea at Christ Gh11 rf'h
b:V-the Sea on io'rltla y ufl<'mtot n.
May J 6. The pro~1·am wu ~ pF'C.
scntert In the .$8.nct11fll'\' h.Y i\f,1th·
l.'r Slnt:ers of the HarllO" l1'A.
Lady of Mt. Carmel
1441 Balboa Ave . Friday night rehearsal al 7 :30.
BuUding of the new 88.nctuary
was l!lt&rted on Monday night
when men and boys of th<' con-
gf't'"gatlon turned out with pic kfol
and shovels to dig the cntchcs fo1·
the forms or the foundation. Cof ·
fee and sandwic hes Wt're srrve-rt
the workers by the ladies of the
church.
!lppearing In thrir ann utt l "J ·r 111~ Sunday at 8, 10 11.nd 11 :30
Nln<"c rl. The.\' wt-re -l:-t.-ctslr>tl Ii\' \V<'.-k dayA, 8 a.m. Confe-!:U!W>n ·
M l ~ ,lo Ann HRr,-t-n. •la11,..hl f"" 11( I Saturday, <4 to 5:30. 7 .30 to 8 :30
Mr. an<! ~i rs. Norn1an 11a<P11. Sunday, tK-for'" each n1aM. Balboi
~trs. HAcen I~ prf'~lrlf'nt nf th,. fslttnd, Sunda.y, 8 &11d 10 Satur
lO"nl PTA. The f\1othcr Singr1·5 I day, 8 a . m. Confe;..isiona, 11an1e at
•l!r·erled by ~1r~. ~1Rr\' Batten !lbove. · · Valencia Academy stt-ffPnAf'n "·Ith ,_,~ Biiiie °""'v-Radio Prov-ma
"r, Rrcompa.nh•(, and 1'.1r~. Ronald Baccalaureate at Barlow. announcer. preoonted tv.·n Daily, PXcept Sunday, Rosary
htiurs, Kfo~WB (980), 7:30 p m "' 't"roups. or songs. "'The Yf"ar's at · · Adventist \,,,,hurch t he Spring," Caln: "Give Me Yo11 r ro r peace.
• Tirrd. Your Poor." Bcrlln : "Ru11tl r Sunday• I The Baccelaureate services of I of Sp~~ng." Sl.n~~lni:: anr1 "It'~ Holy Ate s&, 9:06 a. m., KLAC
Va.lt>ncia Jun ior Academy will b•' Sprln~. Doland. All In the Golrt· (f.liOI 11a.111 . Catholic Hnurs. KP'l
held at the local Seventh·Day Ad-i "n Afternoon" from \\'alt Dlsney'i; 16401 6 :1~ p. n1. KCFJ t710). Hour
ventlat church on s&turday, Mlly "Alire In Wonderland:" and "Thi~ of St. Francis Clidlnca 4 others
21 at 11 A. m . 111 M.\' Country." Ret'-"·een the
Eldt"r Clen Coffar of San Ber· 5:"ro11ps Ml s.~en played on h,.,
,ardino will delive-r the sermon hMrp. "The PrayPr." J.ht.~...,.tn1M,:
.i.:ilh the Invocation and bPnPdic· "'T'hr Swan," Sknt ,S9pn•1: t1.n•'
~ion by Dr. M . ?wl. 1.faxwell and 1 "1''1Ln tasy on Chop!l.llli<.s." Max"A•f'I'
R. V . Bobst. Lola Cr&!M': h1 vAlf'· M rl'!. Perry RR1nl.'!I.. ont> of thf'
llctorian of the class a.nd Ela·nr ~inc-p rq anrt pre:Jirlrnt of (TnU""
"'ry. prei;ldent: V('rnona \\"noel· C1111rrh \\"(lmt>n, "'1l" in rha.r~'
ward 8('Crf"lary: David Buckn1an, of the prot:ra..ni. ~he told thr
treasurer and Kenneth Griffith, ntf)ry of the Wf!t"k DfY ReU~lou ,.
larliamentarlan. ~'1l1Clltlon pro5rran1. l'lponaored by
ThosP lo be graduated arf: J.1a r-r'arhor Counc il of Churches, anrt
lyn Antler80n, Dick Bobet. Dav-d the epeclaJ project. etc. of l hr
SUekma.n, Bllly Maxwell and \.\'orne"'" Counf'll. She lnt.rodlk°ed
Kenneth Griffith of th~ Harbnr M~. C'hf'"ll•r FIShPr, vice prt'Ki·
\re&; Virginia Bonrt. Arthur Ebrr· riP'll nf the ('OllnC'il Rnd head or
)l&rdL Rosemary Erml'lhsr, Srun I the lt>arhini:: ~tn!f, and Mr!'!
F'Ullt>r, Anna May GIOV"r, Audre.v r.rnnl F"ul\Pr. Tht> rrojrct Is rl·
Miley. Lee Powers and Frf'd W1I · nit.n ,.,,ri whnlly hy gift" fro n1
lan1snn, Lois. Craw. El11.i.11e Fry "hnrr hes of lhe ro11 nr1ls. Rt'\'
and Vefnona Wood\~.'ard Th11n1fll!o PP.nrtrll. tu-,,t pA ator.
The proCf'Nfiunal w II be "Lar·
go" by Handel and Lh e re-cesalon-
al, "War M&rch or •the Priests,"
by ltendelsaohn.
F'ollowlnl?" tht' Nlnr•rt. Mrl'I
Baines anrt the ,.;n~ers lf"'(f the
way to Goorlel\ J-tttll. where fl
dellt;htful SQC'lal hnur ttnd lea wa11
~nj"yed by about one hundrt"<l
fil'tv penK>ns. In the s-roup be·
Christian Science
Reader to Present
Church of Air•
Krndall D. StuarL a former
Reader In a Chrllltla.n Scienc<
-hurch, will conduCt the Columbia
Chu~h of the Alrt ovf"r' KNX on
·°'urulHy nln1·nl.ng, )111y 25. at 7:30
)'clock. l-l i11 subject will be "Thf'
Truth Which Il ral~."
Kr nny Baker "'tll be lht> fPR
'ur"d ·"'Jloi."t. Other mul'!\cal s,.lr"·
toas w1tfb(• prE'Hf'll •efl by a chO:'"R.
~roup und<'r thr-rtlrf'rloin of Rich
1rf1 \.\'hitP. Eu r,f"n~ Alflers OA·i ll bf'
tl the or~an.
Memorial Day
at ·St. Andrews
.5ermon Declares
Identity Eternal
"'l1rl•!1. the host rulslor anrl hltoi M<'morial Day Sunday at St
\viff". were nr anrt ~1NC. HR rry Andrew '5 Prt"sbyt,.rian church will
Whitt" of Ba.Jhoa l!!!l anrl. Rev. and be observed \o\'ilh duplicate &er·
Mrl'I . Paul Moore \.\'heeler. of ·1!ce11 at .9 :30 and 11 11.. m. Sun-
God Is Soul, a.nd the tn1e ldentl· Raint Jorne~ F.rt&e0psl a nd Mrs day school at 9 ;:\0. Rrrmon !'fUb-
ty of man is et ernally maintained Jol'l,.J'lh ~f<'ShRne. "'1fP of thr jl.'cl will ht> .. A Jt .. llllng ~1emorlal ...
b~ God, according to the Biblf"· pai;itnr or Co!!lta Ate..~ ~(rthod'8l by the Rt>v. Jan1•.11 S. Stewart.
Sermon lrt all Chriaiian Science churr h. Thia Ls a Memorial Day aeTmon
c:hurchea Sunday on the subjeet Al' three tablrs lovely with e111ph.uizing the part that we all
"Soul and Body," The Golden tac~ C'lolhs. silver 15erv1ce . randies. can play in ~rpeluating the Ideals
Text la from the Psalms 1103:1),18prln"° nowers anrt tf'mpling lrayP and princ•ples for which !IO many
"Bless the Lord, 0 My Soul; and or dnlnlies, the guest!!. were serv-have P.Crifired so n1uch. The &n ·
lll that is wlthln me, bleae his 1 ed. Pouring werr Mrl'I. Thon1ar them is "Se<'k \'u lht' Lor-rt" by
holy name." Pende.li. Mrs. PRul Moore \.Vh celer Rnb!'rls. with tnciftt"nla.I soloa by
Luke's Gos~! relate• that when Mrs. Joseph McShi:U\e, Mr!!I. \.Ven· Loia Kidder and Virginia Stf.'wart
Jesua aaw the window of Nai11 dell Hoyt, Mra. James Gookin. The High School Youth Fellow-
whose only son wu dead. "he ,had and MiM Cl3ra Kahl.!1tt"'dt. ship will mf't'"t at 8 :38 p. m. In th<"
compa.Mion on her. and &aid unto Women from ell'"hl churche~ church lounge and Wlll feature a
her, Weep not. And he came and were dlrecte<l bv the followlnr panf"I discu.ssion on the subject
touched the bier: and they that chairmen: Mrs. ·Edp.r Hill. pro· 'What Does It ){ean to be a
bare hlm stood atlll. And he aald, gram; Mrs. Hubert Kldrter, Inv\· .;hrl.5l1a.n."
Young man, l say unto thee. Arise. tatlona: Mrs, M. L. Keelr.r, hoat· :;;;:;;:;;:;;:::=::;==::=::;;;;,
And he lb.at we.a dead ut up, and eu: Els t e Newland. publicity •· I
bepn to speak. And he delivered Mrs. Arthur Miller, Key Womer RELJA•lo: T SER
him lo hJa mother" f7 o 13·1~). of the h03te .. church was gen " " VIC!
"Death la but another phase or era.I c hairman of the lea. She W1\1 'Vj
the dream that ext11tence can be Ri1818tr<t bv the fnllowlni;r Key
material," writes Mary Baker Women: Mrs. w. s . Hunaaker
~dy In "Science &nd ~eaJtb with Newport Baptist: Mra. Th a cl
.(ey to lhe Scrtpturu.' Again ahe Samuela. St. A.ndrew0i!I Presbyter-
Jaya. ''Man's privilege at th.ta IN-tan; Mra. ~ W. A. Mc'Brtde. Con-
preme m~ment bl to prove the ~~tlonal ; Mr11. Fount Lowe.
worda of our Muter: 'If a man Balboa Island: Mrs. K. Dutrow
keep my aayt.ng, he shall never &ee Harlow Lut.betan; Mnl. Hubert
Jeat.b'."' (pp. 427, 428). Kidder. Coeta M e aa Methodlat.
Youth for Christ
Conference Films at Baptist Church
Kodachrome coiored.. .Udea ot
the Youth for Cluist Conference
In a......Ja. llelg1ua\. Ind of
acenee ta.ken oa. the war at Oeuoa.
rialt, rrankfort on Main and Bad
BOmbUr~ Germany, Parll. London
:iad ~-Wtq b6 allown lhl.I
l!Und"1 naln&' at the l'lrlt Sap-
Lu Amiga.a Ctrcle and o th er
women hu ch&rce ot )llt.cben end
nunery directed by Mn. John
Shields.
Ro.let and , flowers rrom the
churcll .garden• were u.ed tn t.ht'
ll!:MCltlary and sweet p e a 1 1n
May Baaketo "1 Coodell Hall
Young 'Methodists
Gather at Mesa
for District Meet
.kl •-Bo•-Blvd, ltlb ,and o... b~ and lW'Ol'l7·ftft
:lourt Ill&, ~ T :10 P. m, "7 Kn. 'Junior Rich ~ ,.,.,,., pooplo
9'reda Wampler ol the Newport rrom botb San·Dlep aod <>AnCe
S...ll -··'}' -· ...... OouatJee plbt1'ed at ll!I Olm· '!&a a delepte to !be -'•"""""· -l7 ltl~ ch u r c 111 of
1'be pk:tv• w1ll be pr-.led by <iaoU. - -·~ tor' the • o!Jlc, led lly lln. J-B"1"1ct. AMDt.I San ~ DlatnCt ~
Tbo pular, Dr. b¥ Cius--Yoidll -...ip .ru"lor
Dllo, -..-at 11 L .-:'• lllCll Oli1 11 ...
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COOlt: COndtanL 293 SOUTH MAIN, ORANGE
Ptactlce! An Ad regularly tn t.hit
paper will produce reault.a for you. · CAUFeHIA IUIT Ull. .. .... a• IM flllllCllCI I
PHONES ORA.~GE HTO -SANTA ANA KI l-C400
"AL" DOKKEN, Prop.
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ITS NEW KIND OF HORSEPOWER IS SOMETHING T.O FEEL!
Willi lw l,80 JlP V~ Ollline. on 126~
In-of 'l'lleolbeoo, "'""Y -'" lhl .. 0lbe 'SoralQP fa 't&. beat Cbm!er cU
ol all.
""""' /Mfll, such u you have never lelL
t\.Q:ot.ber reJJUlt ts ne~t"1 an _ eottne that .evotlr a\ an. ,
It crnte. leil. heat. It will lut much
lonrer, 11tay wc>at~ on the way I
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We invite you to take the wheel and
Jul what happenal Thera.'.a a new sense
of~ power, of rt.urH power that make
drivi.n1 a new experience.
It.a revolution&ry combU!tion chamber
develops more ol the power in each charp
of fuel than other ensines ea.n do. One
nm.It. la performance1 ne11 on M1'·pr ....
And with Chrysler full-time Power
St.eering•. you steer with OM-/iftA the
usual effort ... drive with 'jiN ti?JU the
usual control! With Power Brakee you
need up to tlt'0-1..hirct. ku fool. Pf''"""'
...... d still stop in many feet less than
other can can do.
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THE nl'"EST CAB
AllEllJC4 HAS ~ PRODUCED _,,
Clll:BDM
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HARVEY SOMERS INC:~ . ' .
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CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTH -INTBBNATIONU.:ftUCBS·
2491 Coast Highway' Phone BeaJ.a &SIS I
isoM£Rs INO.
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another nice · tni11g about an all-electric kitchen .':.
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Foo-rid it.a Ba. ·y -In~~=~. :: :::: ~. New 0ueen· ' · · Ill department.· lnltituted a 'f'&lar
~~~!e~~~:f ~ ~ f M Bethel. lleeowry of the bOdy of Donald
, ft. Komroolcy, u , ot Santa Ana.
trorD the waten of Upper New-
port-Bay waa effectod at 8 :30
L m.. today near Em. Boat
Wotka Landinc at the uppre.r bay
I
eptra.nce. '
The man wu ftsh i1'g Sunday
w1tb a companion, Ja.mu Thomp-
.on. &Jao Santa Ana. when their
c:ratt overturned about 1 eo ya.re.
P'riday
May 23
Saturday
May 2'4
SUnday
May 20
Monday
. May 26
Tumay
May 27
Wedne~ay
May 28
Thursd11.y
May 29
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FIRST.
TIDE
9 :36 a. m.
8:22 p. m.
10 :22 a. m.
8 :56 p. m .
11 :10 a. m.
9 :30 p. m.
12:01 p. m.
10 :07 p. n1 .
1 :00 p. Ol.
J O;i7 p. m.
2 :03 p. m.
11 :31 p.m.
3 :00 p. m.
Q UARTr.R
May 31
FULL
MOON
June 7
taken to Brown'• mortuary. Santa 0 esa
Ana, where funeral arrangements
are pending. Job'• Daqhter'a 1'itl!ol 167,
Kromoslcy ts survl ved by his Coeta llW.. llad their eJect1oe ol.
wtdow, hi• mother, two brothere, officera Thunday evenlD.S. May
four sister•. most of whom Uve
out ot at.ate. He lived in Santa 1~. Mlle Judy 1\lcktt WU ~
Ana for the past 10 years, In Cal· Honored Queen for the tDIUIBI
ifomia. 17 years. He was a World term Of alx montb.a. Ai.a ~
War II veteran and a native of were Ml• Joanne Men1ll, eenkr
North Dakota. prlnceaa; Miu Lynn Smlt.b., jun.JoT
TABLE
3.6
6.1
3.4
0.9
3.3
0.1
3.2
l'j.4.
3.2
6.0
3.3 • •• 3.6
LAST
QUART.:tl
J une lf
3 ;07 a. n\.
2:03 p. m .• ·
3 :47 a. m.
2 :36 p. ni.
4 :27 a. m.
3:Jt p. m.
!'>:09 a, m .
3:47 p, m.
5 :52 a. nl.
4 :31 p.'ni.
6:38 a. 111 ,
5 :31 p. m.
7 :26 a. n1.
7 :03 p. m.
NEW
MOON
May23
CLASSIFIED
The Mighty Mid<iet In Advertmng princeu; Mt. Diane Hant.a. JUlde.
and Mlaa Carolyn Woodworth.
marshal. The tnatallatlon q_f of·
flct'rs wlU be held on May 14, NEW" --l.-Ev To-.1--t.o Saturday, at 8 p. m. at tl•e pr;. .,,..·.1.·~ -ery tll!KIAY
2·0 day Afternoon clubbouae and Ill• NEWPOR:l,¥~ POST -Wednesdays -~:~ r~:~1c ~ con11a11y tnvtt..i to at-NEWPORT-, A PBESS-Thu.r8da.y"
-0.9 The practile for the lnltallatlon llfaa,...1 .,, ... Qs ffted .._ W ,.. • .._ ~J
2.4 was held Sunday afternoon. lt the -~~nm. ., ~ :; .::-
-0.6 Friday Afternoon clubbouae, fol· .
1owtng the Job'• 0:.uCbtere 0o-to.-.u as tn.1 _. ,.w. tw a-. • .. .....,. et ~ 2·5 Chmch Sunday at SL Aild.---a i ! Amee I Paper • • 15
-0.4 Presbyterian church in Newport • IJ711 ' I Papen l.!iO 2·8 Helghto. Th• glrla had a aack ' 4 Lhlee I Papen , 2.00
-0.1 lunch following the church lef· nae Pl.lbHab•n will not be l"tl8puaa1bl• for ,JllOf'e than nne tnenrrecl
3.0 lvccs l\l the Coata Mesa park tot-· luertson of an adYerUMment., re.erYe Ute rirtit to correct.J1 dAMlf)
0.2 lowed by the practice ., and an .. s.nd lo reject any adYertllement not contomttn1r ti · Niu and reJUlatlona. Adnrtiaement. and canctlla.tJOD.1 Mll b-3.1 An lnvit&Uon WU received from \ccepted up to 5 p.m. CJrl1 tbe d&J precedins publtcation.
Bethel 45, Santa Ana, to attend l!:xcept deedlln• f« Nm .. T\mu Ls 11 'L m. Monday•
their lnat.a.llatton of offlcer1 on __ ---llll. -'* 'f .. ._. Ta.IJar"' .m, and f'll!Jllll • May 31 at 8 p. m. at the Muon.le .--.....-. or ., a.II t~ '-
Tt'mple ln Sant& Ana.. NliWK*T RA&BO& PUBL181DNO 00.
Duri?g the evening three Put-1111 ~ ~ Newport Badt., oaJUoraJa.
·---~N~ y Newport Harbor
B. P. 0 . E. 1767
Meet. f!Yf!rJ Thunday
Kain SL It Balboa Blvd., BaJboo
Otn.ntt 8 :30 p. m ., l..Qdl"e I p. m .
Robert A. Eaatman, exalted ruler
HonorE'd Queen• wtre introduced
and honored. They were Carol
rhomas; Connie Gunn and Carolee
Burdick. Mrs. Dor Is Hagan,
~uardia.n and Alva Gunn, LMOC-
R.ted guardian ot Bethel 167 were
tlso Introduced and honOred. The
~ntlre Guardian Counctl of tht!'
Bethf'I were Introduced and
thanked heartily tor their coope-
ration during the lut term by
MiM ~tarcla Taylor, outgolng
Queen. l~Boslp-Gulde
HORSES
Boarded -Trained · Ro>nted
BOUGHT and SOLD
12-Bulldlni: Sen •ices
INTEIUOR -EXTF.RIOR
PAINTING
LICENSl!:D -INSURED
Glenn Johnston
OOJ -31st St. Newport Beach
HarboT 2297-J 3{c38
FOR FINE PAfNTlNO and dee-
. orating. color designing and pa-
per hanging call Harbor Paint
& W1tllpaper Co .. 219 Coast Bl ..
CDM. HA 2020-R. No job t0<>
amaU or too big. Free eatimates
by Insured contractors. All work
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1 Squ-.. Molder
Appl7 at penonnel ofllco
South Coast Co. .
Newport Blvd, at 23rd Street
Newport BeaCb
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WANT
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
MECHANIC
·1ec11
Must Be Stead)I' It Reliable
MILLER CHEVROLET CO.
2481 Co&Bt Hlway, Nowport Bch
Phone Beacon 6442
80c82
Waitresses Wanted
Colonial Restaurant It Lounge-
Apply lri Person
1014 Coast Hlway, Newport Bch.
80c82
WANT n11r ... t: cornpa.nlon for eld·
Prly lady. Live ln. Ph. Harbor
1396-W. 80c81
EXPERIENCED FEMALE COOK
fo1· short order and fountain
work on Balboa Island. Give
referen'cc. W rite Box J , lh1s
paper., 79c8J
\VANT A·l Fry Cook, male or fe-
rnalc. Must be fast, clean, a.nd
rt'lieble. Good pay a.nd hours.
Sundays off. .
ALSO n eeti one for part time work
LLOYo·s GRILL, 350 Ncwf>ort
Blvd., Newport Beach. 79c8l
v..· ANT ~·0111an for cleaning and
laundry 3 day!; per week. Lido
L<ile . SI per hour. Referencc3.
\·\'rite Ilox L. this paper.
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11&-B--A
HALLICRAF'l'ER TELbn.!i.10N
SALES & SERVICJr • ......, •
Zenith 12" ~ ------!__:_ $129.50 -
Tele King 20" new -~-----+-J..-$179.50
Bargains in Used Portable & 'Pable Radios
WAYNE~
Radio Television service
1874 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa Beacon 7206-W
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New, Used & Rebuilt
Vacuum Cleaners
EDNA S~TON
179 E. 17th SL, Coal& M..a
Beacon 6034.-W
74c87
WILL PAY cub for your uaed
tumlture and other houaehold
goods. CRIST FURNITURE,
1687 Orange A•e .• Coeta Meaa.,
acrou trom new Alpha Bet.8
Market. Phone Beacon 7323.
WANT Haviland China. apple bias·
som pattern, gold edge. Wouhl
like !!Orne pieces or full 5ct. Ph.
Harbor 2647-R. 79c81
:12-Househnld Goods
BAY FURNITURE
Low terms Free parking
(NEW)
hEG . $64 .50 Studio Couch (sgl.),
good innerspring construction. ~
cushions: Moss trimmE'd ... $44 .!l<l
REG. $89.50 double duty studio
couch. Makes iC' dbl. bed or 2
single beds. Two tone color pat-
tern. This week ...................... $69
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S2-Hollll!'hold, ~ 4-
MAHOG. •·pc. bdrm. ..t. SM.
S:mmon.9 dbJ. box sprtng and
n1attrcs&'-$30., after 6 p.m. Sol
34th St., Newport Beach or Pb.
Harbor 2529-M:. 80cG
MAHOGA1'"Y St c 1 n way grad'd
piano, $1500
Electric stove with
nl<'nts. $50. phone
<'Vl'fllnb'B.
all atlacb-
Har 2010-R
80c8l5
Al.MOST !\:EW-2 print chaJrs, i
club chairs, arntless couch.
black ~offee table with mirror
tup, 2 f'hd tabft's, 2 lamps..
8 Harbor !stand. Ph. H&r. 2058.
80c&:I
ii'OUR l\tAI=1LE Dininl: Chairs,
n<'t'<ilt'IJ01nl seats. Pair of maple
l\\'1n bNJstcads. Phone Beacon
52s1.n. 79c8t
Muir's Antiques & Gifts
\.\'ulnut 01 ·(1p Leaf table .... $27::;6
Sn1all VPlt'unn-..:;tovt.' .... 7.00
C''opp•·r K.-ttl1• . .... 4.60
Hand 1nadl' se\\"lnJ; cabinet .. 20,DO
\.·\lalnut Rl.lic ('hair .. ... ...... tAio
2206 ;\.\~\\•port Blvd .. Costa Mea
Beacon 6321-\.\'. 81Jt.i
BED DTVA'.:\', in good condition.
A l~o 1111U1ogany uccasio~a.l tatJt!,
~Int. u:1nd ., reasonable prl~.
l'hu:11• Bt.·at.0:1 51:!8·J after 5390
p. n1. 81CIS •
W.111 add
Glamour to your
Kitchen · at
a Surprisinglv
Low Cost!
TwE"lve Brthel Daughter1 g&Vt'
hPir obligation work. They wer.
Toni Burroughs, Pat Cavanaugh,
Donna Cavanaugh, P\t Crowell,
Sarbara Feeney, Joan Heaaton.
.\.1arjorie Knox. Kay McClellan,
Johnnell McMlnn, Pat SmJth, Con-
1le SN!ley and Dale Wade.
Tack for sale: -Eng. or We!ltern
1078 PLACENTIA , Coal& Mesa
Phone Beacon 8372-J
and material guaranteed. 68ttc 1 ~-------------CHROME DINETTES
Child":;; y,·a1dr<.>bl'. $:?5; foot st«fl,
$2.:JO; 2 1n<}l'f, lable lampa, gNy
bas:-, cardinal rrcl s.hade, yelldW
basf', grt•f'.'n shsfle, $4 each. ~
CO!'Honal livin'g rm. rnahog. t&Me
$8. 510 Aliso Av!"' .. Newp4-t
H cighL'i. MISC. ITEMS. 8ipl3
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You~ kitchen ¥fill not only look bet,.ter BUT more working
•pace will be made avR.llable with a. WHITE Plxture Co.
bru.kf~t nook. . We will be glad to Yis1t your honle, and
show ybt.l the varloue stylea and eolors from which to choose.
You'll . be surprised at the low co8t. FREE ESTIM...\ Tl~G ,
EllERVIG.
LONG BEA.CH PH. ll-85U
GREYHOUND
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MiSs Marcia Taylor, outgoing
1ueen g•v• • thank you speech. Hauling -Ttash or ?
".!Xprt'Ssing her appreclaUon to all Phone W ALK'ER, Beacon 8372-J
·he girls, mothers, falhere and
.Furniture Restoring
CllaJra, bench" and atoola u1nr cane, ni.lb and reed.
Harvey's Furniture Repair
BRINO to 2060 San.ta Ana An ..
ea.ta ~ Phone Bea. 813S-J.
Guardian CouncU for their wonder-
rut cooperation and help durlng
her lt'rm o(otflce. Slnce tht. wa.a
ht>r last meetlng a party wu rtv-
f'O In her honor following the
mM>ting. She was preRnU<i with
a huge bouquet of red carnation.,
and glft.8 were presented to h9r by
1111 of the g1rla and Council u
N!membrancea of her term u l&-.'8al1dlnl Servlcree
Honorf'd Queen. The dining hall
was. gayly decorated and re:freah ·
rnenta were aerved. ·
". Gl!U'll:RATION BAllY
PToUclMt" .....man tft Ntwportl
Beach thta w.k lli Kr..-Arlln•
Jaaper of 108 -24th It.feet wbo I•
now a great grandmother. A
111.ughter, Adele Rosemary wu
born to June Rosemary Lee and
htr husband In Sea.ttle lhla week.
Mrs. ~ ts the granddaurhter ot
Mrs. Jasper.
.!IA.MES A. PONDER
James A. Ponder. '47. d ied •P·
parently of a heart atU.ck iut
night In the Stage· Motel, Cout
Highway, police reported. The
roroner wu called.
A native of Tyler, Tex., he waa
employed a.a a chef at a local
club. He had lived hare one year.
His wife, Mn. Marrant R. Pon:
der. is beUeved ta own a local
OOMJ>Lf:TE HOUBl!l CLICANINO
rurntture and naga ehampooed.
Free utbl"'.atee -P'Ully lna1red.
Al's , HouBe t Rµg
Cleea,;,n,~~ufo. T2lt•
. LANDSCAPING
Sprtnklera Inata.lled
N~ t.awna
P'ree E9ttmat~e
Beacon 9085-M .. ,,,,
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
H.H.HOLBROOK restaurant.
Service• will be Saturday at 1 DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
p. m. In Corona del Mar.
OUTBOARD FOUND
Ralph Waterlue of Lido Isle
told police Wedne.aday he found
a 21.';a-hor&epower outboard enctne
on a vacant lot, 2G4 Quito, Udo.
The engine is at the police 9t&·
tlon.
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of tllie n.e.t •I o.....-. Olfta
• HALLllARK .
• NOJCCB088
• DIC'ftONAIUJll8 .
• PABUR PENS
PllltCT !111 P•Ent
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WATEllllNIJ
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A Prompt
Repair Bervtco Malnl&tlied
~~ Harbor ltlS-.W
1801 Balboa Blvd., Newport BeaCb
Drafting ~rvice
Let me help you wtth
plana for your home
MILT McCOY
HuboT 1868-W
7k90
Paifiting and
Paperhanging
GEO. BtiRKHARDT
1M* , lltll SL; Hewpo.-t llMcll
Phona Barbar lKll-W after l p. m.
DON K. BU'ITS
Lie. General Contractor
~dllatlal--O>mmercla! ---~
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Utft
B & Y Ho Movers
General Con•.rxr.tors
IDO nrwt llt., Clllt
ftoooM Blmller S,1116 <8-,.._J ..,ma,,,
,,.._ ... "11fr
Roofing ·~
New roo4 ..,.......,..._.
JOUN T. If
l4-Per90na1Jo .
Alcoholics Anonymous
WrUe P. 0 . Box 206
BaJOO. Ialand, Callt.
Phone IQmberly 3--6393
Superfluous Hair
PermanenUy removed from face.
anne, leg& Eyebrow• and halr-
llne aha.peel-No more twoez:lng
ELLEN I.. BR TANT R. JI!.
Tueeday and Thurllday oru,
Udo'• Bahm of Beauty Har. 2rl7tl
22-Lo!ot and F'nnnd
LO!!'!'-blilchy.' T (t., Jl!lywood, lo
San Pedro Channel 1 Saturday.
REW ARD. Phone Long ~ach
8--4379 alter 8. 79c81
LOST-Sl&mt"St"> cat 4 )·rl'I. nlri.
Bf>tween P. E. depot a.nd luruber
yard. Newport Beach. Pho111·
1-iarbor li62·M. REWARD.
80p81
LOST -Reading g laa:..ws. shell
frame, blue case. Reward. Call
Harbor 1500 before 0 p.n1.
80c81
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UNIVERSAL
Building Maintenance
Floor·Wax:lftg -Window Cleaning
Wall W .... lng
For building-a, etoru, otncs
and home.a.
Phonfl Barbor 118
DEPENDABLE married woman
will care f9r child ·in her home
by day. 1721 Or&nge Ave.,
Coeta Mesa. 80p81
REUABLE COUPLE want year
round management of apart·
mcnt or motel. Ex e e 11 en t
references. Ph.. Bea. 6578-W.
80p82
SALESMAN
1'HJ!) RICH PLA;i ot Onnge
CouAty off•n you e.n opportu-
nity to UIOclale youreelvet wtth
Ille original ~ food plan.
It yoa ean ..U or Woold like to
ae:U, come to Sulte 208, '"118 W.
6th SL. Bania Ana or call Kim·
berly a.-for appollltment.
98<81
' . YOUD&' man foe·
1 WHEEL bag~ge & chuck
wagon trailer, water and du8t
proof, well l ighted, new tires,
$60.
AIKO very c ll"'&n sleeping bag, $7.
8L'8.l:On 5295-W. 80p82
BOYS" bicycle, $8 : 2 large rubber
l1rt''1 wh('el barrows, $12 each ;
mitre box and saw. "$18; ne\\'
scrt'Pn, 31.:z x 41 ~. $).~: l!t<l
piec!"'!I brown a!!phalt tile, 4c ea.:
5 ):;allnn8 tile paste. $3: long
,arn1 cl'mC'nt floater, $4 ; 4 x 4
r~dw{)()(;l posts, 4' to 5', 35c ea.:
baby highchair, $8; small baby
Cl'lb. $3. large gu heater. $15.
1599 Ph1.c-~·ntla.. Coeta Mesa. Ph.
Beacon 5313·J . 81c83
For that small space 24 x 36 mies
top table wlth 12" ext. leaf and
4-straight leg plutlc coverf'd
chairs. $77 -~ value, 5-pc., this
week ····---~---·······--·················-····$49
36 x 48 French leg· Nevamar mlca.1
top table, l 2" extension leaf and
4 fOAm rubber C'ushloned plastic
covered chairs, choice ot colors.
Reg. $138.50, ~pc. this wk. $99
This Week Only
105 coll innerspring mattre68 and
box spring sels-cushloned foani
latex flak~a -5 yr. guar. Full
or twin siZe factory ticketed
$59.5"0 each, 2 for the price of 1.
LARGE u pholslt>rt'd chair, chest
of drawers, floor & lable lamJMI,
i::as heater. 215 Abalone, Balboa
L;:Jand. 81ca3
DINtNG TABLE t2 ll"'aves) anct 6
chairs, $3~. 333 Broadway. Coe·
ta 1.!esa. 81p83 •
LrYTNG ROOM SET -Davenpqrt
and chair, overstuffed chalr Ud
olton\8.n. ALL f~r $~ 532 1"9..1-
lerton Ave., Newport HelgbtJi.
79dl1
.45 AUTOMATIC with 22 con-
\te1'.'9lon:' Nf!W ·condJttaru (~
approx. 1110) SM-Pbolta lie*·
con 7140-W. 81c83
. , tlj.18 .\\'•~~ iier ~et ., ............ ~~~~.50 1-:!:~"S.i.:'.
Bring your Surplus Articles
TO US. We w ill ttdvertlse, display
& SELL U1em for you. SEE US,
We ma)' have.~hat YOU want
WHITE ELEPHANT
SWAP SHOP 1():)·107 Palm .st.
for call at Apt. 1, upata.lrs)
BaJboa. Phone Harbor 3238
Vacuum Cleaners
& Se.wing Machines
SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE
ALL Makes -New and R ebuilt
Bra.nd new portable sewing mi.-
chine. full fO:t&ry, only .... $'49.95
Hanks Vac. Clnr. & Sew'g Mac.
Co.. 901 S. M&in, Santa Ana.
Kimberly 3-2968. 80c93
NEW AND FACTORY REBUILT
Electrolux Cleaners
Sa.Jes -Service -Supplies
PHONE BEACON 8208-W
BILL FLETCHER., Authorised
Representative, 2320 Newport lll.
Costa Mesa. 80c93H
USED DEPT."
DESKS! DESKS! DESKS!
\Valnut spindle leg, ~ drawer llv.
rm. desk .. . .... $1 3.50
Child's kneehole. 7 drawer .. $9.50
Student modern kneeholf' d<'~k $10
Antique Gov. Winthrop desk .... $39
SOFAS, BED DIVANS,
Studio Couches, Wing back
Chairs e.nd Club Chairs
All state approved sterilization
2-pc. sofa & chair, period styling
floral frieze, 2 only, 1 green, 1
brown, no need to recover theSC' ~
2 piece set ............................ $16.50
Sofa, period st}rllng ................ $6.50
Sota., Lawaon type, rich looking
velvet covering, feather cushion,
no need to recover. Hurry on
this one -·-········-··· .. ············-······$19
BAY FURNITURE
427 E. 17th St.
COSTA MESA
New -Beacon 5228-R -Used
Open Eves. til 8; Sunday til 3
11Wbere Pri<teB
• Are Held at Bay"
DIVAN and matching chair-for
ale CHEAP! 200 -29th St ..
Newport Beach. 81c
ADMIRAL refrigerator, 11 cu. SOUD OAK 5-pc. dinette set,
ft .. deluxe. Hu big 50 lb. croas (extension table) Excellent
top freezer chest, meat chiller · ' condition. Re¥Qn&ble. 368 E.
tray, big vegetable crl.sper. It'• 19th St, Costa Mesa. 80c8~
the Shelvador model. Can have O'KEEFE It MERRITT range, 52
for contra.ct balance of 1249.M . model. Hu CP au automatic
No down payment it y ou take and haa eteel griddle, simmer
payments of Jll.50 per mo. See burnen. grill broiler and, ll!t-up
at R 6:: H Appltance, fCM $o. top, Can have for contract b&l·
sp&dn.. Fullerton. Ph.. LAm· ance of 1134.49. No down pymt.
bert M252 · P .40 per mo. See at R &: H
A FEW DISPLAY MODEUl Appliance. •~ So. Bpadra, Ful-
lert<m. Pb. LAmberl 5-U52 .
• West B&Jboa Bl..S.: •
Phone Harbor 2002·R ""18~
GLASS SFIOWCASE. aJao sm,p.ll
gl;:i ss db;play case. ·"'all ahelvu,
nl'\I/ baby n1at tresses, cherts, -'
po:;ter 111ahog. Oe<l, Platform
rorker:., 1nany other high grade
u~d household articles. ~
Crist Furniture
New and Used F\lrnttun
1687 Ora"nge Ave., Costa K-.
Acros.!I from new Alpha Beta xti
PJ:lone Bea.con 7323 /
33-Boa1:8, Soppllea
Sniall Power Boats
2·14·ft.,outboards :.-.. $220 It 14~
7-Inboard launches, 18 tL to 19 tt.
• $300 to $2700
Small Sail Boats
Sabot dinghy, 2 snowbird.a, P-14,
:Mercury, 4. Stars, 2 AJbattom-
es, 'Deak Lady, 20-ft. day aall-
cr, 23-ft. cabin dory, '8 ca.bin
5Joops-19 to 22 ft.
RICHARDSON'S
YACHT ANCHORAGE
(Next to Balboa Yacht Club)
I On Bayside Drive .
Phone Harboi-389
NEW 10 rt. roy.r boat. Good
st~y boaL Reinforced for out-bo•r?· lt:W. H2 ~ • 29th SL,
Newport Beach. 8lpla
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12 FT. ROW BOAT, oara, and &n·
chorJ. $17 .50. 12861 Pine 81,, ·
.Car n Grove. Phone Oe.rden ' Oro 16661. IOeU •
ON ~PRE -MOORING, X
Bal I PentnsulL USED SNIPS, br~ oew · C!~ro 8&11.9 ud
trailer, all for $293. Cfll Ka:r.
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) . ' CLEARANC~ SAf.'k -All ~ew Appliances ' ' .
. Closing Qut at WholeBele Pr.ices!
. SA VE $109 TO '9fJ9 GN FREFEERS
7 ~ cu. ft. Victor Deep ~r ----·-------$195 9 cu. ft. Vtctm-beef> ~r ·····---······-$244
16 ""· ft. VretOr Del!ll ~ __ , __ ,, ______ $374
ELECTRIC RANGEs, All Brand New
List Price Sale Price
Universal Selecta range $309.00 $206.
Universal Apt. me --.. -.. $.17_9.llO $125.
Electric 50 gal. water heater $159 $ 90.
NATIONALLY ADV. CALoRIC RANGES
List Price Sale Price
40-in. high broiler model $319. $195.
36-in. table .............................. $259. $175.
ALSO new refrigerators, Televisions, vacuum cleaners
ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICES
DALE'S FURNITURE
1874 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa Beacon 6637-J
WANT TO RENT
Slrt Boat for five weeks from
July, at reasonable ~tee. Call
Altrizona 7·1926 collttt atttr
• 4 p.m . 80p81
BEA Ui'IFUL Chlckor!ng & Sons
bungalow upright piano-A mu-
&iclan's ln.ttrUme.nt. Like new.
Fully ruaranteed. Terme $40.&2
d~ and $14.10 per mo. at-
SHAFER'S Music Co. (since 1907)
Tbe Berne of K!m ball Pl.anoa
4.21 -423 N'. Sycamore, Santa Ana
Phone Ktmberly 2-0672 62t!c
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CO 8"«! !1J9 UJJW#u!d!! ... CO II t"zr 9Jt!!t SZ.1
" ~L L ' . CAFE -We've JUSt listed ~
liOTTEST Cafe deal in ~r Area! .
·This Clean Cafe with -ting capMjlty for '8
is now ahowing $4000 gl'oaa per inonth oaly 1Dl
8 hour day. 'l:'he potentlal .In~ ~c!
Real estate, building, best of . flXturs, ~a even
food in the rcfrige~r for ONLY l!Q\I .
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THE VOGEL CO.
535 Coast Highway Newport Beach !'lea. 7468
LIDO ISLE
Clever 1 ·OT 2 bedroom turnl.ahed
apart.m~t.e. All uUlltle11 a.Te
paid. Ptlvate gU11gn a.nd nice
p:atlo. P..euona!'!le rents.
P.A. PALMER
lNCORPORATED
3333 Via Lido 1416 Cout Hkvay
N'f'wporl Bt•ach "Harbor 1500
New Bay Shore Home
3 txlnn., 2 baths, unfum.
2-car gal'age
$135 mo.-Year lease
Linwood Vick, Rltr.
·312 Marine Ave .. Balboa Island
Phone Harbor 2042 80e82
LIDO ISLE-Yearly Rates
Upper and lower 3 bdrm. bay
front unturntshed apts. Al.SO
1 bdrm. garage apt., turnl.shed.
By ,owner, Har. 1183-J. 70c84
FOUR ROOM Garage Apt. In C04
rona del 1-far, 2 b<lnns. unfurn ..
$75 on yearly lease. Bea. 8921 .
8lc83
FOR RENT ..OJll LllAB--Ooato
Mel6-1 ~· unt\1m., ftoril
apt. with pla<le. '80 mo.
Phope Barbor 1612-W, e•antnp
~-1. f9cll
Make summer Rie:tet vatlont N0\11!
Waterfront oummer ren.lat Fur·
nl.shed l or 2 1bdrm. apta. Very
reuonable to June 16th. 3711
Ch&nnel Pl., Newport laland. Ph.
Hhbor 1217.Ji. 79clll
NEWPORTS HEIGHTS - 3 bdnn.
l %. baths, u m. houie. frly.
leue avan. In une. Fenced yald
& patio. Ch11 ren o.k. $110 mo
Beacon 8421-4 79ca.' I
BALBOA rs -Smail ohA
room bacheloq apt. Pr!V&te etit.
and bath. KJ(chenette, ii!lec. re-
trig., % blk. to ao. bay & •to~.
One per30n $40 mo.. utn patd.
Refer ences. SUbatantial deposit
required on year· leue. Barbor
21284 M . 17tfc
23 rr. hard top aport ftaher. Built
1947 by York Co. Oray l«MS hp.
engine. Head."stalnl ... llnlt, bait
and water tan.la. Extra large
cockpit. A-1 condition lhroug!t-
out. $2~. Ph. Beacon 8sa&.M
MAPLE apinet, • beauty. case Balboa Island
COMFORT ABLE ROOM tor one
per90n . Private entruce and
bath, BolOO. Island. Phone Hor.
10014 MK after 8 p .m . T9cl1
slightly marred ln !!hlpment. A.ND HARBOR ARl1A.
Save $200. DANZ -SCHMIDT See ua for yearly and
• 80c82 BIG PIANO STORE, Santa Ana. aeuonal rentals.
520 No. Ma.In, eor. 8th. Home o!
FOR RENT-Star oauboat, :i2 rt. the Knabe_ptano. Nelda Gibson, Rltr.
mahog&ny deck and outboard -. ---~-------1 308 Marine, Balboa lal Har. 602
ouxlllary motor If deotrod. By 85--Do~ Cafll, Pete 99tlc
day, week or month. Dlck'e BOSTON terrier puppy, AKC, $4~.
Dock, 801 Cout Highway, Ne*-2234 South Olive, Santa Ana. port Beach. Beacon 8311 or E. 8Ic8J
D. llooley, MAdtaon g.2!21. eruc
46-Bw!lw ~·t"'!itles 1~ rr. LYMAN, excellent cond!-~ -
tlon., New cover lut Y•· HU WANTED -Eatab\lsh'!d re.sld e~ce
all-round rubber g1lard nil. See In thla area for dlstrlbu.ttn'!
Orval Lyon at 8albo& Yacllt bu.slness. $1000 deposit required. Baatn. Utfc Mu.at be able bodied. A good
opportunJty. Write Box A , lhl.!1
LATE MODEL SNOWBIRD, good
condition. AlmO!!lt ntw Watts
u.tl. $400. Phone Beacon M26.
79c81
40-FOOT ,!!PORTFISHING Boat
"Jackpot" 35 pMsengers. Diesel
engine. Operates from Port
Orange. Many bookings ahead.
Contact owner STAN .ANNIN,
at Boatswain's Locker. 1003
j . c.ut m.-11wa:r. Newport Beocll
Harbor 3109-W. ncj1
WAm TO RENT DOCK
PenJnsuJA property owner de.tires
nearby slip or side of dock for
16-ft. utility Inboard. H . 0125--M
week ends only. 80p81
M-Muslcal, Radio
USED Ml 120 bass accordion
and case with 1 shift in fine
condition, $95. Term.a, SlO down
and $!5..35 per mo. at
SHAPER'S Mu.olc Co. (since 1907)
The Home of Klmball Plan08
421 -423 N. Syc&more, Santa An&
Phone Klmberly 2-0672 82tfc
•49 BUYS a good practice piano.
paper. 76c81
TRIPLE PL.A TE 9la.1Jt..le.u steel
aoda fountain; S-way sink;
Fann.lea top counter with 11
stool.I; Nail. cull register and
mfacellaneoua equtpmenL REAL
BARGAIN! Phone Laguna
4-M97 or eve.1. 4-4773. -tlt!c
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity. No
rtsk, •teady return.. Wrjte Box
H, thlo p&per. 79p81
WANT asaodate, acdve ln office.
Invubnent $3000 WhJch remains
In buslneu. Etab. 20 years. Lge.
earnings. Write Box E , t his
paper. 79<:81
41~ ud Offlcell
STORE BLDG. SUltabte for doc-
tor, dent.lat or ! ! $75 mo. op-
posite All American Mkt., Cor-
ona del Mu. call Emle Smith,
Harbor 2443. 74t!c
BUSINESS woman want.11 small
turn. apt. or housekeeplng rm.
In Newport ~h pr Costa
Mesa. Penn. re.11ident.. About
$40 mo. Hir. 212 after 4 p.m.
BAY SHORES
Summer Rentals
We have ju11t listed
4 more homes -
Call THE VOGEL CO.
208 '-larine Ave. Balboa Island
Harbor 444 or Harbor 2151
79c81
LIDO ISLE HOAI E near club and
V.'&lei-front for rent, $500 a mo.
Call days WHitnE"y 0920 or eve-
nings BRl.l"hlon 0-45'47 or Har·
bor 3680 week C'nd.s. _ 77 c90
Now taking reserva tion~
Balboa Peninsula
Furni11hed ainglea -Double•,
1 and 2 bedroom apartment.a.
Summer rate-s S35 week and up
Call H arbor 1762-\V.
FURN. newly r edecorated 2 bdrm.
Laundry rm. Garage. F enced
p lay yard for children. Day,
week or month. BLUE TOP. 401
Newport Blvd., Newport (ju!ll
above the Arch es). 63t!c
RENTAL r
SPECIALISTS
Call Edna Craig
Linwood Vick, Rltor.
Balboa Island Har. 2M2 S2clM ------------Rentals · vVanted
We have people wailing tor 1, 2 a
3 bdrm. fUrnlshed and untum·
homea. Yrly. or sea.eon. CALL
ERNIE SMITH at W . E . FISH-
ER OFFICE, 916 Coast Blvd.,
Corona del Mar. Har. 2443 ~tfc
BAY SHORES
UnturnUbed 3 bdrm., ranch type
home !or qualified famUy. ·
PLEASANT tu.ml.shed room.a fot'
2 emplo~ men. SS wk. Boa.rd
opt Ion al. Television, cloee to
bu.a lines. Costa Mesa.. Ph. Bea.
5709-MK. 79p81
47-Trncks
NEW 2-ton G. M. C. truck, two-
spttd axle. Booster braketi. 8.26
by 20 t ires. 40 In. boX. 1338 W.
Balboa Blvd. 79p81
48-Aotomoblles, Tire.
DODGE-PLYMOUTH
"Trade-In Outlet"
'49 FORD tudor , R~ -.,.'..-!.$1095
'49 FORD aed .. O'D, RMI .. 128:1
'50 FORD ludor. O'D .: ...... ,, 1385
'17 FORD eed., RA.H .........• W
'46 NASH "600" club, RAH 690
" '50 NASH "Statesman" •ed. 129~
'47 PONTIAC "8" •ed .. MR 895
'1 7 PLY "SpeC. Dbc" club, R 88.S
'49 PLY "Spec Dix" RAH .... 1%90
'.51 PLY "Belvedere" R etc. 19M
'16 MERC sta.. wag., RAH 995
\"\'e Trade For The Best
SHA VER MOTORS
Your DODGE·PL ntOUTH Hdqts
Newport Blvd. &l 17th Coeta Mesa
'50 Dodge Conv. Cpe.
Extra ordlnary sport.a model,
$1875. Art tA.rson, c/o Shaver
Mot ors. Dodge-Plymouth, New-
port Blvd. at '17th, Costa Men.
80c81
No Down Payment
Required on· any model or priced
car. F or ex.atnple, a •200 car,
onlJ Sll.03 per mo.; S600 car,
.l~ 98. $1000 car, 161.:54. You
m.t..~t have g~ credit or co-
signer. StmmOM Used Cit E:Jt-
change, ~201 S . Main, KI. S-41112.
77c78H
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fokONA D~ Jr1AR .
TDttre; ~<frooijilj "1th TWO BathS
# 1. Perfect view of HSrbor entrallce $!17,500
<# 2. 1 bloc!k from tJie "*' ------------~---$14,~
# 3.. ·On Marguerite ila a dli:lt --------$18,ll'OO
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Allio
Shore cliff Bargain
Iiiia&llie a1 cozy well C<i!illnieted ~ ·B. R. home In
WA belllldye eection for t.t;Ss than $20,000.
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1')M PAYNE, Realtor •
310 Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
i-mWPORT llEIGHTS
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New 3 bdrm. home. Large kitchen, fireplace, hwd.
floofa,· dttal fir. furn., Pltllman bath, stall shower. . I Lots' of Ule, 'double garage.
ONLY $12,750
$3000 down will handle. .
C. GALEN DENISON, Realtor
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Beacon 6698
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490 ·Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
BALBOA ISLAND INCOME
• Nearly new 2 bdrm: home and garage apt.
ALSO gut!Wt rm. and % bath. Completely
Will trade for Pasadena or vicinity. ' $26,500, terms
iSLAND REALTY CO.
HARVEY D. PEASE
Realtor&--Business Brokers
furn.
Park at Agate, Block from Ferry, Balboa . Island
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Phone Harbor 371,w '
FOR TRADE . •
We Have 3 Bayfront Homes
What Have You ? ? ?
We h'ave a choice Ocean Front lot
to trade. on a house or duplex.
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BAY & BEACH REALTY
J. M. MILLER, manager
Dick Fay
1450 Balboa Blvd.
Gloden Fay
Harbor 1264
r•LOOK! LOOK! •
BALBOA -4 bedroom home, 1
lot from bay. ParUal permanent
vie"'· of bay. Wired for electric *
range. Deairable location. Price:
$16,600, terms.
* • * * . LIDO ISLE
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Will take lot tn Balboa. as part
dawn payment..
COST A MESA -3 bedroom home
at 218 Eut Knox. Needs re-
patn. Prl~ at $69!50. Will
sacrifice.
Not a cracker box but beautif\Jl
adobe on large corner lot. Two
master bd.rms. with two com-
plete . bstha. Radiant electric
heat. 24 x 24 garage. See '11!5
Via Cordova and compare.
)VE HA VE a big: demand for sum-
mer a.nd yearly rentals. Will
apprec~te your liatlng !
Francis J. iforvath
1501 W. Balboa Blvd., Har. 3844.
$24,800. Terma
CLIFF DRIVE
Uriob.structed view lot 75 x 181 x
240, double frontage. R-1 aitd
R·3 zones. $MOO. Tenm1.
Trade in later at tull price.
others a little htgher. All in
fine playing condittori. DA_NZ..
SCHMIDT IDG PIANO STORE:
100 pianos. Cor. 6th, MO No.
lll&ln, Sant& ~-
'6 RENTS a good prutlee p!afto.
.AJJ term rent allowed on any
piano. Let the kiddtea learn.
DANZ -SCHMIDT mo PIANO
STORE, ~20 No. Ma.tn. cor. 9th
Sant& Ano. Knabe Planoo.
WANT Futn.1shed 2 or 3 bdrm.
houae or apt. tor 3 months. Re-
spohBlble adult.I. Ph. Bea. !5223
or Hat. 287S-W.. 80c82
WANT 3 bdrm. beach houae. June
loth -Sept. 10th. 1200 per mo.
Pbone Harbor 0123-W. 80c82
Call Beacon 6820-J for
appointment to aee.
'41 BUICK 4 4r. special eedan. 3420 W. Balbo& Blvd., Har. 1428 c al Jn.
Good dependable trontporlatlon. ominerci come
For aa.le by owner. Ph. Beacon 2 new shop.11 on 30 tt. Jot on 3lat:
(!629, after 6 p. m . · • 79c81 ~llCBU!l to Lou. . . str .. t. Good lnve.stment. $8200.
BUICK '50 S'pe(lol Sedon't, ~y. LOANll To BUnJ>, DIPROVlll, Term.
Dynaflo, RAH, ldgnal lk '-I< BOY,. MODi:Rmzm, OR -I
up light., V\'S WUher, sood RD'INANCJ: RAMONA
79c81
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2 BEDRM. .ROMS,...,_ it. l)n1la BWfl ~ Cuc •. v
Jot. C01inty t&: ir •c'p. l f8. 1111. fllltai
below maitilt 'rillie at -IM. Ro, .... --1 .r:--1 ~, ~
fuiRA iiJllSA D~.Qll ~ __.._ i:noome . per
mo. 'l'l*9 $84 f!ei' 'fr .. 5~~ma.yie1Nllt er_
moved In: Very_ fdM h!ntaJ:~ '8900. llMKE On"Ji&
LEASE FoR ~Motel, 'I' ~ 2 . beda'Bi. hotlllf,
Gu Bfatlon add Ja liCe1'. Hour A grocery pay % of
rent. $Moo !ull l,>ttde. . . I
3 BEDRM. COMPL. FURN. lioittf on 2 lots. Room to.
build · on com-er lot. i.c, blk to Bay In Balboa. WIH take
·$4000 or TD. for d'own pa}'lll~t.
I haye motel!! on 101 Highway In this area from $65,000
to $175,000. Open to offel'll, trada
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See me for exchangjlll anywhere.
' A. SANDY STEm°ER, Realtor
634 Coast Hiway, Newport llellCli Bea. 5157
BALBOA titt.AND
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NEAT HOUSE (easy to take care of) ,
LARGE PATIO (Ideal for chUdren,entemlningl
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SHORT DISTANCE (t'O stores and beaches)
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LOW PRICE (Only $lS,850 furnished,
ST ANJ,..EY HADF'IELD
216 Matme, Bai&. i'tland Harf>Or 20
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EXCLUsiVE 'BA~ silCl'R~
Only one year o~Ftiffll8hM 2 bedi'm. home -
Dinmg roolll, snack bii', foreed air !real Gar-
bage Disposal. ' '
' ' . Lo~ prleed furbjah~ home
of this ty'pe ,in Bay Shores
$17,000 -~Y Terms
' TltE VOGEL CO.
· 208 Marine Ave., Balboa Isle .
Harbor 444 or Harbor 2151 Eves Beacon 6820-J
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DUPLEX IN CORONA DEL MAR
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ONE BLK. FROM BEACHE[ -_HOME PLU~
INCOME -OR toW r'ehW :-etums yield 15-,.
on investment. Both sides rented. Low down
payment. East terms. No infor.mation over phone.
Exclllsive with this office
' HA VE TWO dtslrable year round rentals and
several sUmme!r l'elltala by I week or month, .
CORONA ~L M.A1\ PROPERTIES
, Robert B. Lynn and Heteri ,i:.. Lynn, Broken
411 Coast Blvd. Corona d~'l Mar Harbor 1037 ,
ON BALBOA ISLAND -4 bdrm., 2 bath ho~.
• 1 blk ,froin the beach. Hwd. & cement floors.
Summer ol-year round tiome. . .
IN CORONA DEL MAR -2 'bdrm, home, 1 blk.
from ocea,n. Lovely vleW, bieatttifillly built A:
finished, comer lot. One of finest In the are&.
IN CORONA 1'EL MAR -rforth of the HigbW&y,
on Marguerite, 2 bdrm. home with patld and
back yard: Hwd.' fl<Jor'tl,, dbl gar. PrrcM right.
FITZMORRIS R!EALTY CO ..
813 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar. Harbor · 2152 '
312 Coral Ave., nalboa Island
OPENliTOfi
SUNDAY, MAY 25th
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J . M. FOSTER, forrilerly of Ill
Topu, wants untumJahed room
for Ugbl bouaelt'ffplng. June 1
by year or tumi:lhed. J . M. Foa-
t-er. 2311" Elden, Colta Mesa.
SIDIMER RENTA~cean front
3 bdrm. home at 3608 Sea.11hore
Drive. Ph.one Harbor 1M2-fl.
week end.s or (Fullerton) LAm-
bert 5-1777. 77c82 tlrea, one oWner, gOOd care, We Ba1 TnMt Dffdl i rt .,..,__ ..... a...... ..1 4;t acre right tn ,town. Beauutul iJii ::=:ii.Ji., ..... -..
. 219 • 29th, N,*J>o . ..c.rn. ~ N'llwl'ORT BA1 ,BO..L J'llDERAL site tor ho~-and ranch. ci.n Designed for JDfOrmm Ocean Blvd., Balboa·
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RESPONSIBLE tomUy with best
references would like to ~nt
houae on the Peninsula or the
Island during month of Auguat.
Ph. ATlanllc 1-7783. 80c82
FOR RENT 3:30 to 8:30 ~.m. (except M~: IA.VJN~!ll.OA.N ..LSllN. lullatndCj Wo. Terms. eJi\. ijllU:
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BLANCHE A.-GA~. Realtor
RUTH P. SEEI·EY·
311 !larine Ave., Balboa Island
Pb. Bar. 1871 or 11112 Eves. Har. 1611
BAIJ30A ISLAND
BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX comp!. furn. Located· nr.
Soarh Bi.y. A.rt~ Income prop. A wonderful buy
at $35,000, only $10,000 dawp.
CORONA DEL MAR
BRAND NEW 2 bdrm. home. Hwd. firs., fireplace.
Very cute. A real home. Full price $12,500.
BALBOA
EXCEPI'IONAL BUY! Brand new 3 bdrtn. home
with 4-c11;r gar. on Ocean Fropt. Forced air heat.
Wonderful view. A big BARGAIN at •17,500.
. XLNT TERMS.
BLANCHE A. GATES--~TOR
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CHOICE HOME located on large corner lot
OVERLOOKING OCEAN-LeBS than 2 yni. . .
old. MODERN and SPACIOUS, 2•lge. bdrms,
den, separate dining room. Large fireplace in
living room. Modern kitchen and dinette.
Entry hall with parkay hwd. floors, plug-in
telephone, wired-in TV systems, living and
dining room walls paneled in Philippine
mahogany. Wall to wall carpeting, a.II colored
fixtures and lots of tile in master bath, plus
'h bath. Beautiful patio enclosed with cement
brick wall, backyard completely redwood
fenc;,.i. Lge. dbl. gar. on alley. drarrunar and
high school clase by. Walking distance to
. shopping center and trans~ation.
HOME IS LOCATED AT
401 El Modena, Newport Heights
May be inspected between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.
week days and St\!lday, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Price is $20,000, $13,000 cash required.
W.' A. HUSTON, JR.
" TODA Y'S SPECIAL
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SHORE CLIFFS ocean view new home. 3 bdrms.
and den, 2 baths. This home bas hwd. tlrs., lots
-of tile. l'orced· air bMt. Lota and late of C1oeet
space and cupboards.
Priced for quick sale at $24,750. Owner will take
$8000 down and carry loan.
SEE THIS TODAY!
ALSO, 3 bdrm. ocean view home in Corona del
Mar, only 150 ft. to Ocean Blvd. Fully carpeted.
Drapes includ., garbage disposal, wired for elec.
range. Fenced 45 ft. lot. Nicely landacaped. Don't
be too late on this one. Full Price $23, 750.
PRICE T. McCUISTION, Realtor
503 Coast Highway Corona i;lel Mar Harbor 47
EXCLUSIVE BALBOA COVES
New 3 bl!drm. 2 bath home, with: pier and slip.
Beautiful interior. Large rooms. Fi.replace.
Forced air furnare. Garbage disposal. Colored
bath fixtures. Carpeted. Birch panellng. Bar &
planter. Lanai. Landscaped. Walled-in patio.
jjBay Front living at its best. '1
O.pen for inspection-52 Balboa Coves
SHORE CLIFFS Near New Bayfront
Balboa Coves
Large Lot
Pier A sup
Smart Patloe
HUge Fireplace
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LIDO J$1.E ..•
THE SOUTHLAND'S M()ST
BEAU'l'IFUL l SL AND
COMl(l)NlTY -Private
Beacllea ff Smart Club-
house *** T.ennls Courts
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BEST BAY · FRO;N°T BUY
Bandy Shopping *°***
Boatille l'acllltles tr ·CC/I·
orful Strada Walkwaya 8'
Promenade -(f OnWnental
Street Lighting and all
Utilities ln Conduit Under-
ground * * * * * Lido is setting the building
pace and '&CCOrdlngly lots
are feWl!r and fewer dally.
Don't delay any longer.
Call around to our office
now and one of our cour-
teous sales staff will fully
acquaint you with s i t e s
and homes.
• For example, close to the Club-
house : Three bedroom.I, two
baths. i.<1e p•Uo, built-In dlab-
washer. etc. Brand New, $20,:KIO.
• Magntrtcent near· new baytront
home on 60-foot north baytront
lot, to autt the moet dilcrimirlat-
ting buyer. $9~.ooo.
Our price range la from $1~.500 to
$200,000. euy your home Cll1 Lido
where environment and value
will remain un.surpaued.
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1410 West Bay -Ave.
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Pier and Slip .
Off street parking area and 2 car garage with adjolninc .
atorage room. The entire house is very attn.ctively wall I
pa~ Large living room with fireplace 6' dining area.
Downstalre bedroom and bath with outllide entrance to 2
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sep8rate showers. 3 Bedrooms and 2 b&tba upstairs.
Forced air heating, ventilating. •
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JIM & SALLY NEWLIN
Helen McDonald
Ethel Shirley
with
John D. Burnham
Realtor ·
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Harbor 1607
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CALL HARBOR 11500, or drive -----------------------.,------------
around to-. '
P.A. PALM~R
INCOIU'ORA TED
3333 Via Lido 1416 Coa.st Hlway
Newport Beach, Callf.
Barbor l~
REAL VALUES
$700 Down
And only $M a month buys at-
tractive 2 bdrm. home. Might
t.a.ke leas down .
Maybe .•.
The owner wtll t&ke $1600 down.
Check this home and let 's try.
Lge. 3 bdrm. stuccp, dining rm ..
hwd., tile, dbl. gar. Only '5 YJ'l!I.
old. 4 i,., o/,, FHA loan. Best Ea.Bl·
side location.
Largest & Finest
Home In Costa M esa.. Spacious
and charming. 4 bdrm. and den,
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Every !l>ay From 12 to 6 P. M. Daily
New 2 and 3 Bedroom .Homes
Priced From $9,Q75 to $10,875
$1450 to $1G50 down .
1. Choice location nea~ Country Club.
2. Construction to meet all types of financing .
3. Large 60' lots-landscaped.
4. Fine Oak floors.
5. SpaciOua rooms thruout .
6. Ceramic tile in kitchen and bath.
7. Lots of wardrobes and closets.
8. '45,000 BTU double wall beaters.
9. Double garages.
Drive East oq Mesa Drive
blocks to Club Mesa Drive.
along golf .course, 3
COSTA MESA REALTY
4 Bedroom Home • Just a few step1 to the bay In
Balboa. Large ch-rul living
room, eeparate dillJna' area. l
be<froom a11d beth -.wn1; 3
bedroom.a and bath-Upstllirs.
TuUtully decorated. t.undry A:
ahowel' rm1. attached. to garage.
Nlce little patio. All tum. for
$15,500
Ocean Front
Good roomy beach home -easy
walking distance to Balboa 'Lfl'e.
living rm. w1th fireplace. Six
bedrooms, Cement foundaUon.
Doub1e garage.
$16,000
Peninsula
Two bedroom home, only 4 years
o1d -Nicely arranged around
patld. Fiz::eplace. Tile ln kitchen
and bath, dinette, dbl. garage,
$5000 down It balance 'like rent.
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a Be9room home .. Oak floors. ble garage
Property completely fenced d landscaped.
Situated on a quiet Btreet e for cl>ildren.
Pr-ice $13,~NLY $2,900 p<>WN.
Call Fred Barker at Beacon 5795 or
eveninp Beacon 6939.J.
EXCLUSIVE BA YSHORES
We offer a very attractive furnished home.
Only 2 years old. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Fire-
. place and unit heat. Laundry\ Large patio.
Well located lot. Excellent financing $18,500
Cali Carl Thomas or Norm Wilson at Har. 3297.
UNPARAI,I,ELED VIEW
OF NEWPORT BAYS
OCEAN, CATALINA, SAN PEDRO.and LA-
GUNA, etc. Situated on high plateau over-
looking this ever changing scene. This 2
bedroom, 1 'h bath home, is out of this world
for pleasant living. Priced at $22,500. Terms.
Cnll Fred Barker a.t Beacon 5795 or
evenings .Beacon 6939-J.
WATERFRONT LUXURY
$42,500
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PURCHASE. RenW may be applied against;.
purchase price. Lovely new 2 story home with
waterfront patio, pier for your boat, private
· swimming beach. 2 living rooms, all electric
delightful kitchen, large breakfast bar. 6.
large bedrooms, 4 tile baths. Excellent view.
For an appointment to see this home call
Neil Cameron at Harbor 1013.
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
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18 x 30 llv. rm., giant frple., 400 East 17th St., Costa Mesa Bea. 6818 -6819 $13,000 full price Bayside or. & Coast Hlway 10th and Irvine
NewpoI' Beach Newport Be&ch
Balboa Realty Co. 220 Manne Ave. '
Oppoalte Balboa Bank of America 815 Coast Hlway Balboe laland , 3113 Newport ffivd.
2 ¥lconJe9, 2930 sq. ft. Plua 3-----------------------car pr. BBQ It Patio, ~ ft.
cor lot. cloee in. Only $20,000,
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. BEST~ IN CORON.A DEL MAR
s bdrm. hoO: . Large 'uvi.;g room 25 .,,-1l! I w1tb
raised hearth ireplace, open beam ceiling & vene-
tian blinds. Nice kitchen, lots of tile & connections
·for a.uto washer. Cheerful dining area· off kitchen,
20 x 22 garage. Patio, landscaped.
n-o~-s h.. w bb Co--A •• -.r f ,N....-art:~Jtsanb_ ~ •~F " Hlh-w• • • ...---~.,.-
11111•• McAdoo Jl&rtloJ-UT"Tl--~-----_:c__ _ _-'. __ f-L-------..J roo a. Balboa. Bl'fd.
I B. A. NERESON
1982 Newport Blvd., COlrta Mesa
Phone Beacon 0226
Evening Phone Bea. 1591{-W
BALBOA
P eninsula v.·aterfront furn. or un-
fu rn. 4 bed.rooms, large living
an~ dining r oomB . bar k itchen.
Excellent heatin g. Attract ive
t erms or will trade for what
$15,000-Terms
Exclusive With Us.
RAY REALTY CO.
A. J. VicceJJio, Manager
Ed Bucko Jack Caskey Arthur Gatee
000 Coast Blvd., Corona de! Mar Harbor 2288
have you. ----------------------
South Bayfront
Rustic waterfront home, partial-
ly tum l.e:hed. 3 bdrm&, 2 bat.hi,
maid's room and bath. 3-car ga.·
rage. Patio. Extra large Jot.
SM.000
Ranch Properties
We havf' ttJrkey, ch icken, catUe
and hi_gh production rancb prop-
erty llll inga. All within :I hours
· drive from Newport Beach.
Shore ~liffs
outstanding a bdnn. PLUS m&ida
room . 4 batha. L&rge dlning
room PLUS brealdut room. TUe
feature• througbPUt. · 0 le an
view. Price reduced to $4-2,MlO.
Excellent tenna available.
REAL ESTATE
le Your Best Investment
$10,500
3 bdrm. home, G. I . R esale, near
Country Olub. $15~0 down.
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$9450 .
New 2 bdrm. home. close t o t own.
Quiel< poueulon. $2000 down.
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2 bdrm. home, ~ yrs. old, on two
Iota, tnea and berries, good lo-
cation. OnJy $1.5"IOO down.
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income. $3500 down.
rental
$1000 Down
Lovely 2 bdrm. home with extra
ho bby room. 11Ai yr•. old. Hwd.
n oors, located among all new
homes, lge. lot, walled yard.
Landscaped.
Full Price $9650
Duplex -$8000
Here Is income th&t ahowa 10%
(J~ per mo)-One bdrm. ea.cl\
aide-Only 1 \l yrs. old. Very
close in to <1own town on East
Side. Lge. lot, 53.9 ft. x 140 ft..
Never Vacant -GOod Terms
Duplex -$13,500
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Costa. Meu
The Best Town on Earth
Furnished
Very nlce 2 bdrm. home. Hwd
firs., forced air heat, double
garage. Corner lot on very gd.
atreet. $13,000 with $3000 dwn.
and balance at $85 per month.
$895 down
New 2 bdrm. home. Large lot
50 x 19~. Total price, $6,975
and balance at $58 per m onth.
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G. I. Resale
3 bdrm. home. dbl pr., fenced
yard, cl~ In. $9 ,7Se with $17~
down. Balance at $76 per mo ..
lncJ. ta.xe., Jnwrance and int.
Business Property
C-2 &One. Large Jot, monthly in·
come $12!i. Sales price $9750'
with good terms.
G. N. Wt<:J J.S, Rltr.
" Aasociatee · 1790 Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa. Ph. Bea. 6181
Just what you have been waiting for. A real buy!
3 Bedrooms, 2 bath ·home, 45 ft. lot, beautiful
patio, lots of charm. Owner leaving area,
Excellent Terms.
ALSO exceptional 2 bed and bunk room home on
large Jot, priced RIGHT.
COSTA MESA
2 bdrm. and garage bunk room home, f'=place,
hcatolater. 'h acre, near high school, low price,
EZ TERMS.
3 bdrm. home excellent buy in good location.
N. B. C. REALTY, 3116 Newport ·Blvd.
Newport Beach Ha.r. 1405, Har. 2498
(Ev.es. ~bor 2865-M, Bel.con 6108-JJ
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, 2-5 p.m. ' . .
IMMACULA'TE 3 bdrm. home, large carpeted liv.'
rm. Fireplace, bwd. floors, brick patio. Completely
fenced and 0landscaped. 2-car garage. ,
AND located among fine hom"I' ! Pav~ & curbed
streets. It is one of the BEST IBUYS of the year.
You had better TAKE A LOOK!
Priced $12, 750, Xlnt. Terms
Drive out Santa Ana Ave. to ~Country club-
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-Brand new -BeaulitUI, aeroa turn left on Mesa1 Dr., to 2632 RsIDE Drive. 7500 from new rnedl<al center. Dbl •
Brand new 2 ~Farm style" 2 bdrm. heme, cl-to. town, neat :r·2 ~ ~ta. m":eavertJble Peachy Beachy Dbl. LINWOOD VICK, Realtor ·
Exceptional Value, .. Flsbt!r Built,"
S bdrm. home, 2 bat.hi:, colored
nxturea,, large Uving' and dining
room, hwd. noorl, forced &tr
heat, ldeo.f kitchen dlspos&I unit,
lu.al., patio. &hake root, double
prage. Juot belnl' completed,
Wy now and cboole your own
colon. Only $24,!IOO."
-, W. E. FISHER
3 bedrooma A 2* balha
FlllJ Dlnlllg -Bar Kitchen -Dlahwashet -Dia.
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home. i b1k trom ocean tront. .4 and cJHn. u~_rw"· Better See This Today! Very clean and neat. Attractive. COSTA MESA OFFICE l~v~ .. .:n~~· at thlo H.B. 0-. .. ...I.er A--. pi.:1 Sullivan =Jy~ ~~orp~20 o':i~ __ 395 __ E_._1_1_tb_s_t_ .. _Coata.;..· __ M_esa ___ 1 ___ Be_aco_n_s1_00 __
GREENLBlAF A ASSOC. Burt Beck,-~"""'"" µu '8900. Near bay and ocean.
BUILDER -REALTOR •
ERNIE SMITH
RllALTOR -ASSOCIA,..
9ll 0out Blvd., Coron& de! Mar
Pliane Barbor· 2443
BUILDl!!R ·-R&ALTOR LaPer~e aity Geo • .Everson AmdOUI to ..u. Key at 23oe·w. BALBOA IST 'A Nn . 3112 Newport Blvd. Barbor 211:12 I OcNn l!'tollt, Newport. Harbor ~·~
You wW Jove W. home -com------------Keml>er ol MuJU le LlltlnC llllle N~wport BIYd,, COiia lloa 987. · 77c78H Choice lbcation J'ust off. South1·&y Front. NeWly . pletely A 11111artly fumlahed -1891 Harbor Blvcl. Coot& JI.-· Pllone S..COn 71U
carpollAI' -deep m.z., etc. All "Kute Kottage" . Pllonlr Tota <"-tr<m Coot& ~ -> decorated 3 ~. 2 bath, 2 ~home.
fer U0,000 with ezcellent terma. ' ICft& Ba. S1J!T-W Bea. 5'111 J Corona del Mar
cau Mr. a.iy tor appointment ~~~!':":.:::! XLNT. INCOME I or' HOME CUTll NJ:W frame A ott•c<0 2 . FULL PRJCE 21,000 ';
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1l!OC1... xarll. et. A _.. rouru1 home. I On .......... Ialand. . Newport . Wnn. -on a-2 Jot. Po.-,Only ~clown .....:. EzCillsive Agent p A. p AL M E R _....,. air i.at. ttrep1&ce. • Exc.nent n.. ,l -L
Cliff Haveq 4:% Loa.n · INOOllPORATED $7950_ · -Owner 1ea.Jg town, ~~..,.:::= :!:."to.!~~ n&w -WM. W!·SAI'iFORi>, Realtor
BT OWNER.,.-% bdrm. &las 1111, aua Via Udo Newport Beach $3500 down • .• PIUCl!lD FOR QlTICK SALE -TIA DM. ........ .All N. H. ~lr., ~ Broker . •
bnalma AH&, hW<L ,floon, We r~ "' w E FISHER 2'"" 1r1t. a bath. aerv. -~ 111o,. , Paul' C. Jones~· s bdnn.I., c:onftlti"'* 11en. 2 ~u... -.,.. pa1c1. .,ool4 .qaa11ry ~ • . Parle .at M4rine.,. , • . • 1Barbor . ...,.. ~-... A -r ,for ota~ nt.nno1Jou at ap-B~-811 ••. -n , 1o1. *"·"°· tuma. -. '1111'1-w creage , 2301' w. e.u.o.-.. ~ ' ns.eoo P""'-POOO-... · ~ ...... - --·~
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On Aucuat !IS, x,twull ~~ _.. Fat.bet and 1lon Banquet at Outot of Nowport Barbor will hue It'• •lie Oolta X..,.. °"1""':"'1'7 -~. A-tlon. -...-e,.. Juotuo F. qrumer of Orange corder; •and alt•,r llurliy, Booo-HEC Dinner for Mmes Gardiner end Cllurda by the Sea -· Wednea· tint annual aucl Th• memben '!'!lot -Slllldo.t ~ ~ .-iq at the ~la --.... .....iectod prootdent of the -Ipda,Trt~
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T t M f day evening promt .. • lo be an· hove turned °"t ,,,,_ lo 11, u momben _,pleted tlle 117 <>ranee eo."ly N...-ta the California Preas AmoclaUan at 115 .Ralph Ande"'°"' public relallono Pomona Grange opper e ee 1n9 other oueceu1u1 affair. gather any thtng 1 value U>at Jouniey 1o the l(yrebn 11ocne tn recipient ot the Mlllevemmt • director tor th• Park Service at
Jlemben: of the C.O.ta Mesa
Grance will join with other Or-
a'ba-e County Grangeo Saturday,
Kay U. in the Garden · Grove
Orange hall where a catetcrta dln-
aa bqtn..nJ.ng at ~:30 p. m. will ,park a plea.au.re • packed party.
flanA ror the dinner have been ar-
ransed by the Home Economics
Cluba or the eight rubord.lnate.a
&Ad Pomona Grange of 0Tangc
eounty, comprising Coeta Mesa,
Anaheim, Centralia, G a rd en
Grove, Newport Harbor. Loa An-
felee Harbor, Twitin and Wint.era-
. 9"lrc -all aubordinate Granges
Tho ipon.oorlnc committee have may belp the !undo I their Youth Award ot Tb.ta lllcma Phi. nat· iprJna' meetln&' held recently at y_.rute, guided a lpeclal tour w!~tendi:'~eoc1a~= ...:urod C. Morie Waterman of Development pro ~..,!":' 1 ~. m~ at Iona! womm'o joumalloU< .,.lety. the beauttful Ahwabnee hotel ln of membero lo the Maripoia e'tg
eon ot lhe Lc:lrl& Beach Council Santa ~ to head up the must-Suitable wareh faclliUe1 The Rev. Cbarau' .... Band ,,.. Ber .award WU for tbe Qeid of YCMtemlte Valley: T!'eea. ltill deep ln heavy wtnter
ot Republican Wcvnen wttere Gov. f Full rto to 1 th 1 have bee.n obtain to store a apealcer ...--· rred D. McPherson, Jr., Santa · cal entertainment and Mike F1nk f medJcln, -ttk:all,y tn nunlnr snows
Warren spoke to 1000 Southland 0 e n c oate e even "C" great amount~ of m rchandlae, and On 8~day May 2$ t.be fl'OUP ~ to lll'e. Croddy, preal-Cruz , kntJnel-Newa, was te.-elcct-AmEg the membera present
women on behalf of hJ11 can.di-with ~ ehodartd but dpert.l.nent me• Kiwanl.tl members'wtll be glad to will conunue' wttb t~ Hrlea of dent Of Df.nrict. 11, CSNA. Kia ed vtce-p-·'d••t·, Bert J . Abra-were onner governor, Frank F.
dacy. sace or • ft.n .ens. Merle ca.U at your home or buatneea to diac:Uellon.a: and prepared 1~ 'lltua WU cited for lier ouut.and· •<;;9f ~· Merri who la &lao a former
Representing the Harbor area Waterman ha.a Iona been ldentt:-pick up any article rou would llke on lhe vanoua reUpon. of the . Ing leadenlllp of CSN'A'I ~mlc ham, Bdlflower Herald-Enter· Long". 'Beach newspaperman and
were Mrs. Mary Topper and Mr:t. ned wtth Y. M. C. A. affairs to send. world. Everyone&. tnvtted to at· f~ to lmprove nunea wel-prt~, .ecrrllry; and Pblllp N . Homer W~, publiaher ot. the
Lewta Gardiner of the Orange throughout SouUlern California Plea5"' call any f these num· t.61d thue Sunday tftnlnl' Ra.-.1.a1-.. M cComl:M or San Franellco, treas· Porterville Ev.enlng Recorder, who
and a good time t.a always guar-~-· H 28 1 Other callto~ women honored u.rer. first visited the Valley by pack County Counclt They reported a .... __ .. wh h 1 th ~rs. ar. 94-Jii$8Bea. 6050-J, sons b •-·--• ..... ~ en e s on e pro-H · y the ,,..._.__.t.m eoctety at a din-Dlrecton elected Included ffa...-v train ln 1892. "splendid" meetlng wu held. They l\f" ar. 31::.S-J. &a. 2-J for ptcl<· ··.T gram. 1ke Fink has recently ner meeltng lut week we.re MlM Lut,.ena, West.em Bank.ere; Irvin"' The waterfalla tbia 1prtng were wUI attend a Warren meeting tn t Cali! la f M i hi ups. WJ•,. ......,. HOUS• o~-" come o om rom c gan ~ .., vmaao Jean Gerhart Hurt. ln the tleld ot Martin, Stockton Record,; P't"ed .at a record all-lime high and tbt the Btltmore hotel, Loa Angeles, d 1 I I t t i ~ an • serv ng as au s an in n· Mr. and Mr11. J oeeph o ·..,.y of art; Ktu Sophie Hardy, commu-Rolen.a, South Paadena;, H. D. wold flowers more protuae lha.n tomorTOw. I lh Full '{th TJ!\tE TO PL··'y sun •~ '
.ttlllated with tbc Orange County
P\)mona Grange, according to
County Lecturer Roberta M. Ra-
pier, lM Ced! Pl., Coot& Meaa.
Spotlighting the eveninr'a en-
tertainment will be a prognm. of
Charle-Cra~ Co.
Named in Damage
Suit by Couple
'8me talent. aele<:ted from the Vln~nt J. and Mary E 11 en
lllemberahJp ranks. Concluding Slack of Los Angeles have filed fhue of the gala epringtlme event sult ap.inet the ChaTle-Cran
'Will be both round and square Boat Co., Newport Beach. 11eek·
Clanclng. Music will be fumlahed ing $6360 damage• they allege
lJy lbe Coeta Mesa Cra.nge orches-they sut>.tained last July 22 when
tr&. there waa an exploaion aboard a
Mn. Alice Kyle of Costa Mea.a.
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cratt rented from the local firm.
chairman ot the Gr&nge County Charle-Craft operates a fleet of
Borne Economlca Club: ia ln U-drlve boat.a and according to
charge ~t the dlnner. the Slacks. the craft wu repre-
Methodist Women
to Hold Workshof
Friday at Mesa
sented to be in good mechanical
condition and sate for handllng
by unskilled pereona. Actually,
they charge, lt wu defective and
unsare. They allege t h a t the
engine stopped In the bay and
when an attempt was made to
start It an expl().l!llon followed.
or the total eought, $6000 la
asked for general damage. 1190
for clothing and peraonal Atfect.a
and $260 for m@dlcal expenses.
BEST OASOUl'o'E MIU:AOE
Best guoli.ne mileage le at-
tained at steady lpttda .of be~
twee.n 20 and 40 miles per hour.
reports the National AutomobiJe
ster al e erton n e od1st 1U1 ~" Houston left Balboa Ialand yes· nlty aervtoe; Min Edith M. Bell, Lyrord, Ma11t1.n.e1 Guette; Clarke f9r ma;ny years.
Church. Surtan gra.M Is one of OUT moat terdl.y where they were bouae education; Klei Mathilde Lacau. Watte, Sou.them California A.uoct· Mrs.j' Donald · TTe8idder enter·
Alao on lhe program 1A•lll be pnxlucUve summer growlng an-guuta of Mr. and M.ra. Robert ! law; H1-Dorothy Waren.skjold, at.ed. Newspapers, Inc.; Ralph Tur-tained at tea at the· Awal\anee •
q>e<:lal toaats and other ff!u t ures, nu al puture c rops ... The beet tlme F. Wlllmu. Mra. O'Day and Mra.1 muatc. ner, Temple City T!mea; Lowell wheTe the Pre.q Aaoci&tlon mem-
"nckets may be secured lhruuj;;'h to plant thl~ crop Is during the Wlllmea are 1Lstera. The O'Daye, Agne.ea Underwood, famed ell)' Jeqen, Turlock Journal; Nell Mur-bt'ra weTe guest.a together ' with
the man o r Lhe C' h u r c h or by n1onth of P.t'ay. My11 W. M. c.ory, on vacation, planned lo spend editor Of the Loa Angelea Herald i ray, El Monte Herald; Paul Ca.a-atudenta from ttie Inteniatlonal
phoning l he })asto r or ch urch farm advisor, University of c&li-eome Ume with the Uters' moth· Expreu. wu peat .pe.aker at the I well Sall.nu Callfomta.n; Homer House at the Univenitty ot Calt-
otnce. Cornla. er, Mra. Viola Dal~ of Van Nuya. rneett.ng. Wood, Porurvtlle Even.lng Re· tomla. '
ANTED: A LA YER , . ' .
FOR JUDGE OF THE NEW NEWPORT BEAClt JUDICIAL DlmlCT
On June 3, 1952. el~ A. K. PHELPS
The only c.andidete who hes ever ~ttended or graduated from law school.
. The only candidate licensed by the State to PrecHce law. • ' We ar,e NOT electin9 e llttte justice of the peace. The duties . of t~is judge ere bein9 dou~led by combin:
ing the C ity C~.urt in Newport Beech with the ~ustice Court in Coste Mese. The duties will be further in-
creesed some time in 1953 due to an increase in pop uletion from heering cesek with e top limit of $500 to
heering ceses .with e top limit of $3,000. This responsibility DEMANDS e jud9e with THOROUGH PROFES·
SIONAL TRAINING.
~me two hundred women f~m
Ian Diego. lmpertal and Orang-e
Counties will gather at the Com-
d:lunJty Methodist C h u r c h of
Coala Mesa on Friday of this
week for a di.11~rtct wide work
ehop of officers and leaders of
all k>cal Woman'• Societies of
ChrlatJan Service. The program
will get under way-with a coffee.
bour at 9 :15 a . m . Lt.qtch will be
1e:rved by the local ladies at noon
with the work ahop concluding at
1 :00 p. m.
Club. Sudden acceleration can A. K. PHELPS CHOOSE A LA WYER FOR A LAWYER'S JOB
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LET'S
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"7"'°'CI.RCUS 1200i'J "'.P-¥ B...d.
14 olu .. "l..J .)/.wlc-. R-44. .. -.I
Dtnner at the ORCUS ROOM h'3S be-come r"J fovonte i:-osllme
ol 9ourrnet.s 1n Soulhe~n Co\1!orr.ia In the rutnds ot many. lh~
h19h 1!ondar~ of quality which ore e1.empl1hei by the food and
st-n1c• a l !.he CIRCUS AOOM ore unnvoled in the Southlar.d
While the menu 1s n.or!y 1dent1rol to that ol the Hurley Bell
you·n hnd !hat the atm06phe;e ol !he CIRCUS ROOM is dd!ere n!
and 1nteresl1n9 The decor of both 1:1e CIRCUS Lounge and the
O RCUS DtrurKJ Room re!!ecl3 vartcus phuse:i of drcu.:; Lile
Continuous murals depichng tradll1onal C1rC'JS pe-rlorm11rs and
personohlles odom the walls
The CIRCUS ROOM is located on American Avenue just
north o f FU"St Street tn Long Be-och fu.s1 look /o r 1he Ntd and
white peppermint candy stnped lront. You II find FREE INSIDE
PARJ(]NG NEXT DOOR
The next llme you are \n Long S«ich. plan to hove dinner
01 the fomous CIRCUS ROOM
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Soup Du Jour
Consommc, C{""'Jc: '1r1•
Onion Soup. /\1; (~1 ;: !I
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t..ttuc-• ·Romain•· Toma10M
Jul1•nn• ol Ho111. Chicken. c .. c~" l>T•~'"'l •
Specicil Mi••d cn .. n Sofu..J l o.,..I.
Circu. OT .... U19. P•-'f l"'f~ n
H.arta ol lAttuc.. Circut:
Sliced Tomat-L Crcu.
Ca..u Solad. Oa r 2 c,r m~: .. ) r .... r r"'I::. 11
Rompin• • A•CK"odo & Grt11•f11nl
Lob.tet • :i'.lui7rlp • Crob
BrOCC'OU. HoU"lndcn:,
AJipantfUt llollandcnae Ou fl.t.UIT'!!' rno-J•.J •
Cnmn.d Splmch
rrab Mu.hiocN:na. Sen.ii•
r ,.nr:i. r ned Oniou
rried To11111loe•
Wild Rice
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lo.lt-.d t~lutt.r ond QcFPd Obi-. or So.. C..-.
LyonncriH
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, ~:30 to 11:30 P.M.
SUNDAY
i:OO .. JNO P.N .
II la e<Vli4 g~
• eocl.liUJJ. ~ ollOll4 J'(!)eMQlu!,J.
r,.q Crock.cj Crab
Crab Cod:tail
Slwmp Codrtczil
Loi.ter Cockld
A l'OelldO Codmmil
Gr••n or Ripe OU.N
French Fried Potato.--Voqelabla
Chicken Liven, saute witii muahroama •
Chopped Sirloin of Beel Charcoal Broiled
Chicken Fried Steak. Country Gravy
Genuine Calv• Liver. Saute .
with Bacon and Onions
Hall Chicken. Fried in Bulter
Breast of Capon. Arlesienne
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Chicken LiYer or Mu.broom Omelette
T endezloin Tipe. Chasseur
PrlM• JUbe" ol llffl. au Jue •
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Boned Jumbo Sciuab. Wilcl Ii~
Boned Sciuab Chicba. Wild Riw •
FUet Mignon. Aux Oiampignon$
·New York Sirloin. Maitre D'Hotel
POIMrhouie Steak (for 2 or.morel
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' Top Slrl01n. Mushroom Sauce • • •
• rrenm lamb Cllope. Vert.Pre I •
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2.25
2.50
2.75
2.50
2.75
3.25
2.25
2.95
3.75
3.95
3.25
4.'5
4.'5
Marinat.d lilima.rc:k Herring
rrWt1 au,.....
, Stufad c.lery
C.IMT 6 Oliv•
Tommta JWc» •
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SERVED WITH POTATO, FRESH VEGEJAILE. conn:. TEA OR MILIC
Cbw""""1 Broiled Pacific: Swoni&ab. lAmon Buttez -• • 2.25
Fried Jumbo Shrimp. Tartar or Chili aauce 2.25
Lobster Thermidor. Dominic • !I.SO
Lobster' Newberg • • • • 3.!jll
Shrimp Newberq -• -• 2.JO
f"tlet of Dover Sole. Bon Femme • 2.75
Charcoal Broiled Alaska Salmon.,
Lemon Butter - ---2.25
Fried Eastern Scallope -Tartar Sauw •
Grilled Alaslca Halibut Steak. • Tartar Sauce • •1 • • • •
Whole Cracked Crab ( -n) •
Hall Crac:ked Crab (in lileal101n) •
Whole BrolJ.cf Lobster
(in ~) Butter
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Rex Sole Sauta. Aman"r.8 •
f"ilel fl So~. Marguerr·~. ': ' :
£aat.h Shad-Roe, i.· . . '
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3.95
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2.75
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Crepee Suaette (for 2 or more) each
Cbeniel -Juh"ee (for 2 or moro) each
1.75
1.50
1.25
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Delmonico
A•'r.n!ia
Cottaqe Fried
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4.85
3.95
3.'75
2.75
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pc 1asw ....rwt. Abt ep.
.-, Port _'Qmmse ~
onn, •"""" .. oloek •rprioe
la UCIA .-1a .. they
~ ate.r fS.r.l,J la tbe IDOl'll"'
l"C· A -trip to n.ttmc, ..,._,.. offallore pve time
...... f&r puw1t;gen ta t;J1:plorc
tlle •Jlll•••ser boat"• plley
.,.. ..-.. which .ut. SO per-
.-. Bait taab were dJ11COvered
Ill •pot. Mn<b' '°' llMennea w~ JalTe ecboola of ft.Jb were
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LANDLUBBERS ARE INTERESTED M Captain John Taylor ohowo Pat XIU... aad Omo loh-
blw the ""9.ter toob from the pllot. house. ComJnc out of ·l-he )f'-t ty, the deDAe to1 ... Ve Taylor a
full-time job dodain& the numef'OlD rtahi.nl' and •ports era.It that '-'·t"rft on their wa1 to eood flahinc.
Capt.ala Tay lor had his llands full explal•lns tbe o peratioM of Ule &hip. and helpfu&' puU tbe bis ones
over tbe Pde.
(A ll p(ctu rea on lhJ• page wer e
ta.ken by Maggie P rice of
I. Mull S!Udio).
EIGHT POUND BA!RBACUDA ft ... a --.......... -Ala-
Cf"OUP• captain WalkeT stvea a ha.ad In welmnllns the flak aboard
cltemeet. On the rlcht, the one who hooked the fish abowa mixed
N:preMed the oplnlon that he didn't know bow be booked the nu..
FISH I N'S I FJNE • -ONCI A YEAR
By The Old Salts
Seven students from the UCLA Graduate Department
J ournalism went down to the sea in a ship May 11.
They ·almost returned on stretchers.
The M'V('n who were htre for &.,_ _____________ _
w~k o f lnll'.'rnship on Ben Hed-
• dick's Newport -Balboa papers, :i turnC'd 1n lh('lr typewrilf'rs for
f~ahlnf;' poles, and clambered
pro\'ed that Olptaln .John Tay-
lor'• boat la a &ood place for
laaac Wal.tons.
Fog. thick enoug h lo obscure th~
end of a fl.shlng pole, rilled the Air,
but by noon, the sun ahone bright-
ly, so that tllie j ourneJlsl.8 went
back redfaced to Weatwood.
\. a board the Port Orange F ishing
Boat, Alaluni;:a..
SunburnOO but unbowed, thry
Atac'J'ef"f!tl Al<m•ly b a C k nine
houn latf'r <'IUt<"..hlnc l I &Jubie
• barnM'.uda. Tht-fact that this
w-. the fl"'t crack for most of
the 1taff at deep lie& flab.lns,
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Funny too, became the AJa-
lttnp'• publldty handout n.d,
•• Aa \l'"e Crui9e &loD( the COMt.
we 11ee hlch ollfr .. .-ady bea.cbes
and · llttJe .;.:~
!UllOOtb. the !JUJt fs \l'alTD, the
aky ta cl~r... It \\'M ob.rlouA to
the boJ'!I they M'ere on thr \\TORI'
boat ,
Thl' sea-W&.:!I so rough, that even
the fish were seasick as most of
the UCLAns will testify. F1.8hing
Wt18 stric-tly secondary for Lou
Bartfleld, hi.$ w ife Terri. and Phyl-
lis Jackson most of the morning.
Gene Johnson ~arned fu~hing
laurel& for the day. A fter a 30-
mlnute round-t he-cl ock battle with
a J ive -foot shark, he flnall.v
bro ght t he fish ln. The capta in
took a dim view of the prize and.
ordered it th rown back lo Fat her
Neptune.
The "'YS of the IE9> are
; ' ~..;~ .,.. _...., atOI pau-
lh>c f".:;. ..i. md-hoaded female
ancter who pWled In tbltt ix.re
r~ and one )'dJowiaJJ. e,·en
wheQ vlolenUJ· lle88ick. WIW'n
one of the &tl&deota trled thJs he
couldn't oat.ab a' thlag-and \l'M
IMt eeen ~ t.o buy a flsll.
J ack Haberstroh, MontebelJo a.pd
M argee Phillipa. Whittier, n1UBt.
have been {.orewarned about the
swell&:-al t ea.st they dldn't rid.a
a.long~
WltJt 14: fl1h In hi.8 freezer, Ben
Reddlfk dkln't do so badly eilht'r.
&.:l d Maggie Price, w ho t ook the
piclul'ea deaerve1 a vole of thanks.
E~eryoae wu .,-reed that
fWdng-wu the Ille fo r journaJ.
lsta , •• once a year.
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l'Olll a .. COMl'UY "'I I. Jbla St.. -"'-
PtliocS -cnrwww AND OONcu:Tl!l BLOOIUI ' &CLWWG8CJDJG ••• I I , ... atJPPUD
$258-WAT~! ~~NING-$250
Miller J"'*Y OD. lo ~-thla lllC __,. -~ aa a apeclal pt..acqualhted doe.I. .AZJ7 regular wst.dl ir.a
7 Jew•lo up lo n -!•well, Will be t21oroup!J' --· oiled, tor $2.e:&. wtth a tull one year wrttten guarantee ...
Take adva.ntap of th.la money •vtn.s value at once.
M. MM' U & CO .. JEWS IY
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MAIUNE DMSION
(F<>RMm!J.Y u:&<l&U'TI
Cl COAST lllOlllll'AI',
NEWl'OltT .......
We offer· you the
·fine.t in Yecht Haul Out
encl Repeir Servi<• IAS9ta•tA+~L ~-8UP8 AVAllABLE
ft
·e 110Zr -01111: &Jilt ONLY
• DANNY THOMAS
. • ftAa OP -n-. tlOU3'!N -'I'\'
• AT -GIAND OPENING
e OP
• FURlllTllE
• • THURS, MAY 29th, 8 p. m.
• JOJO E. Pecific Coe5t Hwy
•LONG llACH
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• ra 16''
JAIL£ IDDEl
NO HIDDEN
EXTRA COSTS
Easy Terms
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BEACON 5606-M
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Oppoolte ~ Office on 18th St., Costa Mesa •
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AUSTIN
~ • LET TIU: 84\llNQS ON
OAll lll1Y IT -rou.
-C.U :JAIBT
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PaW 1-.,, Ooota .,_ ....
e~ Pl e•ent ol. Awld.ated
Stu-...,., ~ Coaot Col· tece. ta a l¥ i a l ,_,..a e1ecUorl ---7.lfqd.
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Costa Mesa ftaduating Classes
feted by Ptrent-Teacher .Am.
Books Versus TV Has Attention
of Newport Elementary PTA '
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Mesa PTA ptans
Benefit for
Dental Clinic
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tor tM No11mber b(la.t Tbe pro--1 calli Clir lilCn ..... Jllate aid
t.o--'1-tMprwuK
on local P~Y ~.-..•
A total 0( llO,lOf alpaturel
Jaavr bttn ol.itthecl.-by tachen
c:lrculatlng petltlonS Uuou&houl
the •tate.
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be Jan M<GW and Tom lienM-r·
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'(Jf "best seJkrs"
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ThE's so much to 9'!e ••• IO
much to Oo ... that 7ou'll
n.Jer for$« yout trip east on
s.J. Fe. i11"' '"""P«, ""'!I" .
l" l~' 'lllJIC ~. ,.ii 4 'i ' Am~rical ... great Western
wobd.ruJ.ds, great cities and
historic points. Ask your Santa
F< ag<m for a fr<e copy ·of
che followiu« aw.vol fold<rs.
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. -, -------THE LADY ANGLEllS of Newpert llart>or w .. ~ toeiAI ( ... teold of ftllllf) .. TbUPaday. Kay 16. -n
they atu>nded a fuh.1011 lb.ow-luncheon. AeUnr •• mod•ls tn thh Jf'OUP wen: Pauline Tanman,
Mary Ell•n Adam, FlortDCe RJoptmkl Mid Saney Wttt. (Photo by Beckner}
Newport WSCS . ' Starts New Year
Dinner De nce
Important Eve nt
of Crew Races
District PT A
Hears About
Special Schoo l
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W ith tmiitallatlon of new otfi-Among those from the Newport EapecialJy lntereaUns waa the
th w SC S f Cbrt.st HarOOr area planning to attend touTth dil:trk:t monthly meeUng ot
cel'S. e · · · · 0 the dinner -dance following the Orange County Parent.a It Teach·
Church by the Sea closed lts most\ West Coa.at IntercoJle-'ate Crew ers, May 15, in th.e FUilerton BUCCe.ut'Ul year on May 13, la.5t •• tln t th h h Ml Races on Saturday, May 2•. are Union High sthool auditorium. At-
mee C 0 e c urc year. 88 the following · tending from tbe Ne-w-pe>rt Beacl1
Cla.ra Kohlatedt. retiring prcai-M.r and Mrs. George Holstein Elirmentary P .-T. A. were Mu-
dent, presided at the bu.ltneu sea-m , ~bo will have al their table dames Percy F . Batnea, Founder'•
sion a.nd the Rev. Thomu Pendell the Measre .• and Mesdames Wll-Day chairman: Harvey Somera,
installed otflcera. They Include: Uam Hollltein, Robert Fulton, vtce pruident, and Harvey Peue,
Prealdent. Mn. Fred Wood-Charles Sparlluhl and Morpn recording .ecretary. The Newport
worth; vtee president, Mr9. A. G. Noble. The George Hoags U will Harbor HJgh achool P.-T. A. wu
Doesburg; recordlng secretary, entertain at a table w l th the represented by Me9darpe1 H. 0.
M.ra. J ohn K. Elliott: treasurer. Craig Cadwaladers Jr. Robert Boyvey, Raymond K . Harvey, Roy Mrs. Leon Fergu.aon. Department ' ' aecretartee are : Promotion, !.fN. Forbes. Burroughs H ills, John Roush and Harvey Pease.
Will1am McDonald; social rela-Boyds, J ohn Geigherii, 8.Jld Jamea Part of the.morning eeulon wu
tioru: and local activities, M rs. Stewarts. devotM to a d~uuion or a lla-
Wllliam TN.lty and Mra. Wini-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hanna, and blllty Insurance poltcy to cover
Mr. and Mrs. George Holstein, the various P .-T. A . &SSOClaUon.e.
tred Younl'; mlaa:lonary eduoa-Sr .. wtll have tablea at the dance. Linton T . Simmons, wpertn-
tlon. Mrs. D. W. Holtby; spiritual but Mrs. ~---a will not be d·-c-t d t t t h •· d'· Ute, Mlaa Clara Kohlatedt; stu-ruuu1 ..... en en o coun y sc oou., ui·
dent work, Mra. Parka WatlliOn; Ing because of her recent accl-cuued a plan for a new school for
youth work, Mra. Earl Stoneback: dent. hand!capped children. He pro-
auppl!ea, Mre. Ross Owen and Mr. and Mrs. Allen C rlsell wllJ posed that a building &Ile. adja-
M:rs. · J . A. Bodman; children'a be seated with the Vincent cent to Orange county hospital, be
Healeys. Major and Mrs. Ma t t purcbued for thia pUrpoM.
work, Mr•. Alden . Doeaburg; Olber and Mr. a.nd Mr&. Horace The speaker of the day wu Or. status of women, Miss Elsie New-land; literature, Mra. John U'Ren. WhJte. The William Abbernethys Cecil D. Hardesty or San Dte1ro.
Report. for the year were &1v-will come with the Charle• Star-who 1poke on "'what he believed
e.n qy otflcen .._ ..ue~OC. re~a._"d Commander Sett in,.. la ~in&. ·~A.rg~rtca end tta
aipecl&1 no\.e waa that of the ~ Mr. and MrL Nelaon St&ftord
ldent, wbo at&ted the CTOUl> had wtll host a table. and the Paul
met all apportlonment..s and ex-Moore Wheelers will come wtth
ceeded its .coa.I in 8Qme projects. the Robert Hecks. H ugh Uentn-The year 8Ha more than half of a two-year pledge toward the gers, W illiam Knolls. Sutherland
Buttons. and Vincent Mu~lls ...
building project already met.. Mr. and Mrs. John Schumacher
Budget tor the coming year -...:as and M r. and Mrs. Claire Smith
planned. ~ill attend. and 1.tr. and Mra.
.A.ppointed to serve on Hoag Tom Norton will come with Mr. Memorial Hospital auxiliary w"n M r3. Mamie 'Foote and Mn. Boad and Mrs. C. K Varner. Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Tesman will be with the Freitag. Plana were made and committee& appointed, to serve George Fruehlings. Don Elder8
the Father a.nd Son banquet on and Ted Roger!'!. M ay 28. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Vincent
A.8 a part ot the progTam there will be seated Y.ilh the George
was a pledre service conduc:ed H. Moores. Aus tin D. Sturtevants.
by Ml•• Koletedt, who led a Roland \.\'rights and Edward Mll-
letts. devotional service on "Choosing
the Better Part." .At conc!US!On
Mn. Pend.e ll expreued &ppretia-
tlon for work Cione by the retir-
ing preaident in her two yt>..urs
..uid eight months of service, 3nd
pruented her w l th a.n orchid.
Mrs. Rutter a&nl' by request.
0"I'llhl Ii My Tuk."
Luncheon preceded lh.e ll!ter-
noon aeulon and wu served by
Laa Amlgu tlrcle of Balboa. The
dl..ninsn>am wu lovely with •Pring
n owers and candlee, while favors
were mln.iature Maybaakets Y.'ith
nower• and candles..
R.etlrtne and Lnoon1ing officers
Montanan s to Be
Harbor Re sidents
Mr. and Alrs. Adrian Adams of
Kalispel. Mont. left Tue!Jday after
spending-the winter al 200 Anade
street, Balboa. Each winter the)·
have been arriving earlier and
staying later In the spring. and
are now determined to aell lheir
Montana home and come back lo
stay. Mr. Adams Is retired from
the forestry service and his wife
is a noted book reviewer over
a re on Jl'r1day attending an all radio.
day meetlns and diatrk:t \v?rk-GOOD.EL.ts VISIT ahop at Coata Meaa Co1yµnul'lity
Methodist church. New o.fflcers
will uaume their dutle! Jun.e 1.
RANGE TALK
In the ranee talk of N ew Mex-
ico, acCordfug to the National Au-
tom.obUe Club, "aky pilot" means
J>reacher~ "dude" me&n9 tender-.toot.. and "greenhorn .. meana one
who b .•trance to the f"UlCe·
Rev. and Mrs. Edward D. Good-
ell of E c h o Park Metboc:lllt
church, Los Ang"elee, were down
Tuesday looking &.fter their prop-
erty at 3000 West Ocean. Front
and Callin! on old Frlende. They
have had a two weeks vacation,
during which they attended lh.e
Kethodlat general conterenco at
San Francisco ah.d visited friend.a
in. that ~ ...
N,OTl"CE:.
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' FBEE!ER OWNERS -I . INYEN~OltY SPECIAL!
Lar e and Small'
ABALO E STEAKS in s· lb.
$3,ZS a box •
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BROKEN SfEA1CS 5 lb.
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by W an iki C lub
Harbor \VanikJ .elected officers
Y:hen thf'y met recently at the
home 'br Helen Stockton in Shore
Cliff!'!. Taking over dutle& for
the coming yf"ar w ill be ~1 arge
Raub, pre11ident ; Florence• Webb,
vie~ president : Gladys Landi.II,
secretary; Louise Holker, treu-
urcr : Lucille Karam. hl.lltorlan.
Th<'y will be installed at the meet-
ing of June 4. v.•hen Mr1. H olker
and Mrs. l..a.n tPs \viii be hostPsse.11.
MaroeUa Van Duke Is retlrillg
president.
Remainder or the> evening was
spent playing C8Jl&ata, with a
prize for each table. Winners were
Marge Kjrkpatrick, Lela A!'lhton,
V!rgi:tla \Veils and Olady.11 La.ndl.11.
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Top quot; YONNAISE
ond t um ty. dressing
P . mer •-f rice ot Sa~ -ads. eway_. .
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ote low
GRAPEFRUIT
.IUICE
Town Hou-..
•, Na tura l or twfftened.
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111 ··aAGS..
Canterbury brand, a su-
perb blend of pek .. and
orange pek... Excal'9t11
for iced tea. fllCk•" 13c 16Hp . ' . ,.. ... ., 37c ..... ,.. ..... ..
B•I •II' FROZlll •OOH ...
Sel•cted eMI ...-..iroun at peak of IGYor •"' te~11n 7 rt
FANCY GREEN PEAS
BROCCOLI SPEARS
ORANGE JUICE
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Cut~ U, S. CHOICE
.... Miik Sjlring 1-1>.>,
S11111•1r INSt .:o:c. .. 55c
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1~~~ •• -€ . . I
Wf.mJns Fellowship
to ~~~ c:*ficers
Tb I wJmen•• , Fellowoblp ot
C ~ r n &>~~ Kar ·. <;ommuntty
, chu 1w1 meet Wedne..s&.7, M&y
28 • i ID. In l'llcrtm ball.
DeYQ loD.o will be led by •Kfa>
Burt Proctler! J>rocr-.n> ww1 be a
trio, I """"~ of Faye Spic,.-•
.. vto.U,; ~1)•.:-ay:cc·; ~prano and
Billie Dea"er, plano.
'l'hlN will be installation Of
offioeno b~ MnL W. T. M. Cook,
president of the Fellowahtp ot
Conireptlonal Women of Soupi-
em I Calltonlia. The tea huur
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Kentch, aa&isted Dy Mrs. Ho\\·anr--' l
Allen and Mrs. Howard nogert .
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Rad.'s
Bla*"awlc lU!CH .
MElT
T •ncler, fi11e grained ;'"Y to. slice. Serve hot
or main meal, sliced
for sandwichfs. rz:Jlc
Royal Satin ••.• How
Em ulsl-Mhced for b.tt
re.suits wit h new
qu,ick-method recipet.
:· 65C:
( 1 ·lb. con, 2Sc)
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:Meet you at "The Inn" ...
• -fiBW OB£BANS
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SBJI. FOODS
NOW ADDED
To
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HENRY'S FAMOUS FOOD
POMPANO EN PAPILLOTE
RED SNAPPER STEAK, BELL MENNIERE
BROILED FLORIDA FLOUNDER
OYSTERS, ROCKEFELLER
OYSTERS ON HALF SHELL •
Oyster Cocktails Fresh Turtle Soup
. ANO
The ·Best Steaks, Chops, Pheasant, Chicken
on the West Coast
Sf:R\°E D
I Both lluts Open Every Day •
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Free Parking
NOW
OPEN
SATURDAYS
and
SUNDAYS
UNFINISHED FURNITURE
CHEsTS (oi-0 sizes) COFFEE TABLES
CAPTAIN CHAIRS END TABLES
BAR STOOLS DESKS
BOOKCASES HE ADBOARDS
Finely Sanded ASH GUM
WARDRQGES
HEMLOCK
OMAR'S CANYON FURNITURE
110 Gleoeyn ( 1 blk. So.' of A a P )
LAGU!\'A BEACH Pbone 4-Z~tl
TRY THESE •
SEAFOOP SPECIALTIES * Fresh CracJ<ed Crab * Eastern Cherry Stone * Ea.stem Oyster · a.ms on Yl ~eU
on ~ Shell * Broiled Fresh * Eastern steam~ Tu'l'tle Steak ,
Clama I • • Fried Softshell Craba-
PbOlltl 8-4u 10, S.Z403
~ ~ -$LOO Ezcept Su...i.,p * Private Diniog-rooma for 'Banqueta aAd Parliell
Plenty of
FREE
Pukbil
SAM'S
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.. UOHT UP THP.: SllY," Bart.'comecty w~ cUwea .._. for N'ewport Harbor Cemmu.lty
P1ayf'n next ''''"""'• ftndA the cast boldlns • Jolly pow wow. In rar row (L to R ) are Rolland
'VeUa. Edward Fl•h. Bonnffi ~rry. Mel Ben")', L ee ~and UJ Flah. Front (L to B) Maurice
Rolaad, Neva Dakdea, Bob Olf'aaon and Bob < baaey'. f Phot o by J, Mulll
Hart Comedy 'Light Up the Sky'
1 Slated as Benefit' Performance
OCC Musical
Features Top Hits
Balboa Duplicate
Bridge Ca{'lcelled
for Next Week
... ,n,· o,._ J1 n1 pna
''THI '. PllDE OF
ST. ·LOUIS"
-AIM-'
''THE · VALLEY OF
THE EAGLES"
• IUD8 llAT. SAT. l:t.11 • . A-aad CooteUo
"Hrr .THE ICE0
Hickey Roone7
"SOUND OFF"
Mesa.\/
tt. ',}'1>-.·~«"
LAST TIME SAT.
.... fONfAINE·.-~llllAND ......
()OOige . WIUGHT •
s~s Something
,_....;.To Live For
"MA AND PA KmLE
AT THE FAIR"
SU N .. ~ION .. TtrEs.
Judy H oliday
"THE MARRYING
KIND" ·
-AIM> ->..
"ALADDIN AND HIS
LAMP"
REAL
• MEXICAN FOODS
Encllllada11 • Taoos
Tamales • Chlll ReUenos •
S tr».k•
Open 6 to 9 :30 p. nJ. Closed Mon.
U88 Nt>wport RI\·., Costa Mt!aa
1 blk. S. of S.A. Countr}' Club 1
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AND "
ORCHISTRA
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Wlttt Compl9'!t T. Y.
FLOOR SHOW
RENDEzVOUS BALLROOM •
IAl.BOA
''LIGHT UP TH~ SKY''
PIU:SENTED BY
Newport Harbor Community Players
May 27, 28, 29 at 8:30 p. m.
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
• $1STER KENNEY FUND
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
$1.20
>IRS. KARL AXTATER HARBQR 0161-M
VISCt:Jllli'TM LIDO TRAVF.L B U'R.EAU HAR. 1!46
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T .BE ARCHES
Cafe and Cocktail Lounge • OPEN 10 A. M. TRBOU GH Z A. M. • NEWPORT BLVD. ON COAST-HJGH\\'Al'
NEWPORT BEAGH • • ( wm ARE PDlll!ID ,QI< TH'UIUID A Y 6 J
COMPLETE
DINNERS end
COCKTAILS
202 MAIN ST.
I HAROLD I. JOHNSON
Harlan Grisw.ol<I., 202 Crys tal °d' Prot1'"Uf'r 84! ........
A ve .. Balboa Island. left Jul wepk flmum,..... A.....,
on a business trip to M f'xlco. He ' P'holte Barbot t!I
la known a.a an avocado rancher I
WATER HEA'l'ERS
...... 8en1co and "-"'"
JoeBeclJo/J
PLUMBING ·"
Pho• 11arttoF uu-w in the d!slrtct near F atlbrook. Ut I VIO. Wa1. N,..port ._.,,
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Yes do away with dull ~ares in our smart new bar
and Cocktail Lounge! Enjoy ·our exceUent
Cocktails and · Liqueurs -al<?ng with 'Our famous
French Cuisino.
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TED W. BROWN
· Credit Jewelers
• PACTORY EXPERT
will 1how you ·how
you can 1have clo•er
and cleaner with·
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SHAVEMASIER
• ENTIRELY NEW SHAPE-Eaaler-to-handle
e Single TWICE-AS-WIDE Head
• Compact, Powerful REAL Motor
Find our for yourself how you can get a fasrerf dos~
shave io. less time than any orher way. Douli111? Skip
your next shave and visit our score. By special arraog.-
ments wirh the manufacnuer we will have a ShavO"
roas<er ·expert ln our store for chis demonstration. See
him demonsuate Shavemastet oo all types of beards;
SHAVIMASTU OWNllll
FREE
IMftPINI NO AN •
OILI NG Sll VICll
Lee"• Cact.ocy uained'e.apcrt boae yout
Sba vemaster w ing tbe caclwiive Sun~
beam compouad. He'U aUo oil roar
Shav~astcr ac DO cou..
SATURDAY, MAY 24th
Tiii~ IS T iit: S IG HT thou-.,dA of 1'.JM!Clalon wtU lif"f> Saturday
''h1·n thr ,,·lunlnl' c.ulh·c e cn-w toMea tta ce&swUn. U.e Uttle rvY
''hi• -.hout"' and \'t"rbal ly LM.bes hlJI oanm~n to (l"flat effort. Plc--
lttr•·d a00,·1· is onr of thP wlnnlDr c rewa ot l»t yf'91"'a lucceMtuJ
Weetens Sprint-CbamplonMhlp races. Aftf'r 11tra.Jnlng mu!M:IM to .
ai,·e all they had. the8f. lads l04)k S-rt'at dt'llKhl In thro"·ln1 thrlr
Ug-~·irlpt "drt\-er" Into Ne"·port Bay.
NO\\I l.S THE n~rr;
To rent your hrune o r apt.-
W i:Jt> pcopl; do read thfd•·
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ENGIAYED ii--. NEWPORT llCWl:ll..1111
•••tee~ I . ,,, .... b-.. , 1!18
WOON .. )
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THE HARBOR MEDICAL CLINIC,
(Formerty, Dr. T. P . Beeder'1 Office)
Composed of Doctors
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W. J. COWAN , M. D., F.A.C.S.
C. L. SMITH, M. D.
DONOVAN JOHNSON, M. D.
Anno unc p the Association of
DAVID I. NIELSEN , M. D.
for the Practice of lntorn al Medicine
* THE tt ARBOR MEDICAL CLINIC
3409 Newport Blvd., Ne wpo rt Beac h
Phone Harbor 602
FOR WEEK OF . MAY 26th
I .ONLY Thru 31st
TED W.BROWN
ALL. 4 PIECES .-
"' CREDIT JEWELERS
1823 Newport A\·e. COSTA MESA
(S. & ff. Green Stamps Gh·en )
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FOR CONGRESS
DON'T SE TTLE FOR L£SS
James e·. Utt
1s COMPLETEL Y qu alified
LAWYER-
To be tter serve In public office, Mr. Utt look law train-
ing and was admitted to the bar in 1946. This was alter
he had attained success In business and farming.
·auSINESS MAN-
Starting in business during_ high school days, Mr. Utt
has learned sound business principles which apply to
government as well as to private entecprise. This
country needs sound business policies.
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CIVIC LEADER-
Always having an intenS. interest in his community,
Mr. Utt has been active lo Chamber of Commerce and
Associated Chambers of Commerce work, as well as
• lo many other civic activities. He has always been a
leader.
STATESMAN-1
A Congressman must have ~ µum the desire to
help, his. COIDltI:f. He must have the ability to Cto so.
Mr. Utt's siatesmanshlp has been proved during his
two terms In the State Legislature.
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1 E-as_t_e_r Week Recommendations, Alumni Invited
to Spring Formal
. City _BorouJJh ·t·~Y~~~m Plan . Told
At 'B'. l. Improvement Meefing
Orange Coasl rrestunen . \Yl1l
h06t l hf' tiadltlonal Spring Fvr-
m•I tor the &r.Wualina;.voption\ores
oh Thltrliiday evening, May 29,
f rom 9 t o 12 p. m.., at the Santa
AAa Ebell club-hOUR.
P.t1•ri111111,,.nd;.t~10n.!\ oo Ea!!tt'r slpll'g oomplaJnta and not The commlllt"t>S lookt"d to the
v nly h}' turniq la report.a. I t number ont" Mlll!: on the Hit Pa-
\\&.!\ dttldf"ll a meettnr of the rade "'Blue Tango" fur their pron1 .11!·.·,111l.1f.:1·1 11[ n IJ,1rqt1~h :oty~tr1n a.!UC()<'htllon hf. called oru-month lhf'me. annuunct's Nf'd Parson~.
\\"1 vk \•l•)btr111:; and dt:·l·u:,;sion on
I fo· th•· i,:1ly fralu~f'd htHl \li.'rck't. 1~10 .. r Dt>X l EaAt~r week and frt"shman clay prt"tiidt•nt .
!<ll'I t n,.: or r ;i!b11a i:;!..111d Jn1 · t hat la\\' .. nrorctmrnt or~,.. This year, for the fir3l timr,
! prt•V• 1111•nt /\'-;••t·1u t1on z. ... Bar-lW' nk"11 to attend. ~ alumni are being invilrll to at-
\11\~· pr1·~HI d 1n th" ab:<1ence of Councilman Norman Miller of-· tend, and In ordt-r to encourage
J r\ J~1·1 k. pr,.~alro n t . ft>rcd the auggost!on that enforce-I their pa r ti cipation .. they are bei ng
l ':•l \\'<l ldt(•ll, l'!!<11rn1an of thf' I n icnt of lhe 10 p.m 1 curfew law offt"rrd a special discount on ad-
!·:;1.'-l•·r· "'*'t'k c·on1n11tl1 c. Nlated mis:; ht alleviate some of the prob· I rnl.&!1on fee.
th 1t 1h·· grnup ha•I rf'l'11n1n1t•ndt"d ! Iem.11 and t hat t he commltlee con -1 For weeks spPClal comm illt"P8
trR f f1P C''ln l1111 c•r f"ar~ «01111ng on fer with Police e ther R. R. Hodg-have been planoing for lhe rvent.
I the 1t·l·uirl anti p11hht•1 ly to p11r· klnson rega.rdlng thla. Among them a r e the publicity
··n'.:1 a ;1d ~•·hools 111 olht•r ("un1rr1u -In r<'gard to c h•n gmg the pres-committee with Curt R~nfro ~d
nillt'H. 1·hc Jntte r to bi· 1nad" ent city aetup to 9 borough sys-, ~~v~1 Peterson ~l~o -cha1 _1~~cn~~n-
'h1011 g h lotnl 1·1\'lt' o"~an Lutlons l l("m , Wht>reby a councilm a n would v1 a ona comn"l1 . ee w1 1.ss (
a nd i.:1v1n~ p1·rt111cnt Information be elf'cted trom each dlatrlct or Lois Winslow, Mtsa J ean Thon1p-
rt•:=:,a1·d1ng 01d11u1.ncrs and enforce· borough. Councilman M iiler ex-son a nd Don J acobean a:i heads;
111• nl!'I u1 th1$ city . plained the only wa.y it could be band ~l~h Mim!I Erma Thomps~n
\\'ll ldron al.,.o 8lalt"d lt "'&." done wu for the ctttz erui t o pe· 1 and MIS!! Ba rbara Isch. a.a ch~1r· n1'(•1·~.<tar}' for rri.id1•nt~ lo bM'k tllion lhe city to hold an elec-;a.n: reservatlO~! w~lh t.t.'klfl
up tlu· polire dt"parlmt>nt by I tion and change Its atatua t rom I urn.a D ch~irmsan, refresh~l'nts.
that of a city of the sixth claaa with a ro e tanlcy ch&Jrman, I 1 and door and chcckroo1n with ~,PO=L"1"T~1=cAL~-A~o=v=E=R=T~IS~E~M=E~NT'l~ to ttat of one under • charter Ro Pflst d ~fl · J t form of government, ger .<'r an • SS ane
Jt was sugg"•ted that the a Uey Roya ._, chairmen ..
between Marine and Onyx avenue ReJreahme.nla . wilt be served in
be .made a one-wa y alley with the patio adjoining the cJub--housc.
tr atfic to the Weat . I
1~ \\'Ith •wnmer at hand and a -People do read the Press A ds.
potential do.-po~oo . eatl· _ _ ----------
mated at UOO. botlt nllbanee
~ and dancer -*"'DCIJAI' thfir 11' p~~e '"93 diAcaued. A petl· l\ tlon alped by a tu1e pup a. nt lsbladers la t.o be pn-.aented
Jlf}'} lh• City CouD<CU -C lllat all
dop bo '"'""Ud to prop<rty
of thrir ownen. 'i
* Regarding proposed tncorpora·
lion ot tht auoctatton. aeveraJ
~ lfllE"ra oppoeJng U'le plan were
read w hile Clarent.e H lfble wu
Your Asaemblyman
EARL W.
STANLEY
REPRESENTS ALL THE
PEOPLE ALL THE TIMEI
y
W ITH AN OBUGATIO.N to 1he
people of the 7,th Auembly
Dist. and to Orang• County,
Assemblvmon. Ea rl W. Stanley'
has faithfully reo,.._led All
the people all th. tlrnel
HIS OllTSTANDI'° SllVICI
has made him 11!4 -blY•
CQUCCU ~)t ha. -fa<
him the COll!f"•• .. el'°" llf Re-
p.:.bllcons CIM Oemocr ell
allktl lft ttw S... ""91....,,,..
ln favor of It. The matter wu
refer red lo the bolrd' tor furUle.r
I •ludy.
Herbert ,SatUer ,1 chatrma.n of
the lnformaUon committee, re--'
ported It .. rudy I to go to p,...
wtth cards to be m_aued all prop-
perty owncn lnfo ming ~ of
ordinance• and ' uut.t conoern·
lng no pico.Jes on the beach. no
bicycle riding on ' · plac·
Ing ot prbage an tra.lh bl cov ..
ettd contatnen: attention to
u.te driving.
Chlel. or Police R. KodcJ<ln· "°" hU boon aak to Jn&ke plt.111
concemll1c contr or -... w~k and baa ln'lltqd to pn·
-t,tltem at tlte ~ in..unc. to
be held on Jme G, I
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ONLY • • • •
$47.50
FREE
DELIVERY
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"!lranch of Sa nte Ana Tent and Awn ing Co."
SALE AT LAGUNA STORE ON LY -
Open Mon J ay Eve ni ngs Till 9:00
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LAGUNA AWNING and MAPLE SHOP
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IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
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Mah "° .,fstoko,.-'ier, tlooso llnt 1hoo1 /or your clollcl
ore extremely importcmt. We toke especial polnl
to fftalice certam thot tht 1hoe1 we fit allow ·
~ ' proper growing "'°"' /or tenclor ~ and
rnvscles, whHt at tM Mime tilfte, ftt
'"UVIY onough /or <Olftforl, Many
attroctivo 1tyl9' to ~ "-·
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TO ALL OF . NEWPORT HARBOR
WHO MADE OUR OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY, MAY 17-
SO VERY SUCCESSFUL
The Flowers were beautiful and your welcome thrills us.
We will still be most happy to conduct all others
interested through our new
NEWPORT HARBOR
MEDICAL CENTER
3455 Via Oporto, Newport Beach Harbor 3661
ARNOLD E. NAIGEU, M. D., Surgeon
NORMAN CARLSON, M. D. VERNE SCHULBERG, M. D.
Obstetric ia n~Pediatric ia n Internist-Diagnosis
JOHN A~ MURDY
SAYS:
' * "We must restore co11R.ile11ce Ill ow
public i11Stitvtio11s throuC)h 1111compro-
mislng ho•esty ClllCI bltegrfty Oii the part
of ow elected representulltes." , •
* WHO IS JOHN A. MURDY?
lobn. A. Mt:lf"dy, tanner • ., .. , ..... man and af\•le le.ader bu beNI a maldent or Orance
Cowdy for Ute put: 40 y•an. lb a. Pret.ldent of Hoa' Memorial Ho.pit.al -Prubyterlall,
tn11tee ot WMttler OoUege, put.ch.aJrmao o I \\later Problems for the Orange County F..,..
BureMt, put--prelid•l Smeltzer U.ma Bean Growers AMoclatlon, and a veteran of World
· Wa.r 1-Be .. a _...her of the Metho4lat Ohurdl ud a Kotartan. .lohn A. MUrdJ' ltlll ' alW'8,J'& ~ a keea lntermt .&II tbe probliemtJ of Oranl"e County and bu ~ a.a e.n\·taMe
reputaUon for hi.a honesty aod lnteS"rlty. •
We, and Hundreds of Others, Endorse John A, Mu~dy for the State
Senate Because We Believe He Will Give Honest and Con1eien.
tious Representation With the lnteg.rity Orange County Needs at
Sacramento:
Job.a T. Boyd, Jr.
Bev. Paul \Vbeelrr
Tom Nortoa
OEN. STANLEY
llAll>ort Allen
11<11 Coplin
E. liUDDERHOF
Loo~ e. a. Blnl(
A. B. Rouelle
IAluile Vlaoent
Dale Runwr7
Mn.. Colla Bnwa
11_,.. Edpr Blil
no ...... Cllldleottt
111n. Evd)'a o.r.i-
Eart Yoanc w .. toa ,.,,
Georp B-
lh. S. E. c.JMml:tera
lllltoa Prttd>anl
Robert Beed
IUebant &. On'rnsn
UwardlJ.J(.it,y
Mn. Staalq Cbmbon
W..SoafoJ'OI
Cl"M H 'rt Aatoa. ,.,.
Ed a1zzer .
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~, StaalqW --
I D&A.N" 0. DAJ>JrORD -Newport B! ,.
.. D. FlAB&ll'l'Y -c.la -.
llDI"' WOLVJ;K'l'ON-Twfl"-· r-
. JO& 'DIOllAB a •cn•m•I -..._ r ._.. zxc au .. c tM11 r n ~ ,_7'1t I
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Loo -Dr. 0-N. l'8M
B......,)' D. Pm.
Uoyd Wood
~ry Blow•
lrwla lplNr
o. B. -DIMtl ledrs
lM Bl ;M
-Wa. FS'T ~
. 0. S. 9 t: rtr1•
(Ceoilla-~ezt Wooll)
llU. m..&ABO&S n••c•
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Ont a ... lf•'*'* ...... ••••_.Cw ... ._
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boUa Nlitted In the Newpert to Coronadct &.DDua.1,.claMlc celebrat-
i. .,.. otlle"' -.on OpeWnC" oi the C..OD&do Yadll chtb' ~111
-.,, ao~ real to npt for. Mn. I-s. Bo\a.•br.rey bu donated
a perpf'tual trophy for thlA e-vl'lbt \.\'hk.b bid. l&lr to bl'coiqe one
of tlM!i moat QO\'e.tecl a\\'aJ"da ,ot the rad.n,-cale.nd&r. Altbou(b. a
-_. tnpf>y, U.. -..Wul cup bu • t.....Utloa Gt tbr -
beloLod II al-. It WW bf' -., ao tire 'G@or&'• ..,._,. -y
m U9pb)' ID h-of Mn. JldWbonTo r-. '""9 .. -.. • -..
l'Mc' w. bl f"Ver)'.,..,.. of U. word. Oaptala Bromlf"y commend-• ed • Iara'• n.... or •"la&" '--'° .......-.. '"'IP< to au puta l>f
tM •·oikL m.! ~ reoeot ®"'m..at, art.er tra.VP-H.oc .. a pette•
pr Uoard Mime of our moder. llN-ra II tltAt '"dtber tbe abl199
.... dUfe.reat. 1or ~ oceu -~ .. -roqti u lt Med to R»P-" Mn.
BowknT i. obowa ...,. wWI ua. .trop1ay ..., ~ or u.. eo .....
-Y-dab an4 U.. N""-port _, y-duh. ._...,,.
of tlWJ tt-eat. ' (Photo by Beckner)
OCC STUDENT FARMERS TOUR
POU.LTRY BREEDING FARM
' LIGM N011CE
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-tor clbihl opol'&tloD at MOO ,,._ Opono, N.,.port ~ ,cau,.
lanl!a; """'"' tire flctltloua Orm
Dalbe ot Newport Barbor Medical
Oimtu u4 that -f1nn la com·
pe.d of tire foll~·~.
or-nomea ln fUU and pl&cea ol
r1st(leftoe a.re aa f'OUoW'9.. to.wtt:
Arnold Naegeli, MM Vta
Opottq, Newport 8"ach,
• -Oall!Ol'lll-.
· wrnncu my band thla soth
dOJ' of April, J.llCl2.
ARNOLD E . NAEGELI, M. D.
State at Callfomta:
county « 0ranre ....
ON 1'HlB aoth day of April, A .
D.. 1862, before me, Robert F .
WlllmA!&, a Notary Public Jn and
for the -.id County and State, re-
aid.lng thereln, duly comml..aaloned
and 11Wom, persona.Uy appeared
A.mold E . Naegeli, known to m e
to be the peraon whole name Ui
BUb5eribed to the within lnatru·
ment, and acknowledged to m e
that he execeted the -.me. IN
WITNESS WHEREOF, -1 have
hereunto itet my hand and aftlxed
my offtclal ff9J the day and year
In this Certificat.e ftrst above
wrlUen.
::<OBERT F . WILLMES,
(SEAL)
Mq Commlulon Ex.plres 11/18/5fl
No. 8%8--Preaa.
Publlab 6i 8·111-22·29/52.
P5829
CEBTIFICATE OF BtJSDiESS
F1ctWoaa Finn N-
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certify that they are conducting
an experimental drUlln&' business
at 920 Cout Highway, Newport
Beach, California, under the fic-
UtloUll firm ne.me of T APCO
DRlLLING and that Mid firm is
composed ot the followtnr persons.
whoae names in full and places or
reeidence are u follow•, to-1A'1l :
C. E. WILLIAMS, Jr.,
111 S. Bay Front,
Balboa llland, California.
PAUL LOUGHRIDGE, Jr.
118 Abalone,
Balboa Lsland. C.11fomia.
WIT1'~8 our band this 12th
day of May, 1952.
Student tanners at Oranr: lftot1'D ~ obal:li link C. E . WlLLl.AMB, Jr.
Col.It college ll'('nt oft campua
laat week to obse rve contempo-
rary sclenWlc m ethods in poul-
try raising. "'hen they visited the
Le.slle Ho"'arll breedin& farm
near Santa Ana.
Led by H0"'8.rd. the 12 stu-
dent•. Paul Aug'h(', R:chard Ben-
nett. S l Cha.ngala. Don Day. Ru5-
.sell H eman, James Kettler, Bill
Miller, Norrnwn Pargee, Ken
Price. Ronnie Quarry, Mel Smith
and Vernice Thorn, ahd their in-
1tructor, R.lchard Barrett. toured
the entire proj~l from the lncu-
baling rooms of the hatchery to
the de--beaklng and dubbing areas
of the 36.000 ch:ckt-n.I! currently
belng raised on the local ranch.
Tiie "outdoor'' t.toxt. book In·
cludf"tl information on brood-
lnC' pt'ns for )·oung chJck.I,
C'T'O\\'IRI' cag"'• and pf!D!l,, lay-
Inc C&Ct>~ for comnlercial pro-
duction and ta.rlol( J)f'ns for ln-
eubatlng purpoM'8. They "•fore
feeders and hr.It ~u C8&1ficton. PAUL LOUGHRlOOE, Jr.
Tiiey 9Ml' tbeorte. of ecc pad-St.ate of C&llfornia,
lnl', c.a.nd.llnl' and wubhl&" put County of Or&J!.ge, 158.
Into practice. ON TRIS 12th day of May, A . D.
They lea·rned that birds are de-1952. befoce me, HARRY ASH·
beaked to keep thrm from peck-TON, a Notary Public ln and for
Ing each other, that roosters are the said County and State, resld-
dub¥d to keep th«?m from being ing therein, duly commls.sioned
P,eCked and that many chickens and sworn. personally appeared
are de-toed to keep them from C. E . WILLIAJ.!8, Jr. and PAUL
becom~ng wild or nervous. LOUGHRIDGE, Jr., known to me
On lhia ranch,' too, the future t o be the persons whOBe names are
farmers had the advantage of subscribed to the within in•tru-
seelng many dilJerent breed.a ot .ment, and acknowledged to me
poultry, •mong them the Callfol'-" that they executed the aame. IN
nta gray, white legbom, New WITNESS WHEREOF, I ha.v•
Hampshire, Rhode Island and hereunto set my hand a:nd affixed
\.\·h1tc laced cornish. my ottlclal seal the day and the
"This trip." reported Barrett. year tn this Certificate first above
"Is another perfec:t example of the written.
"'ay a community and college can
work together to promote a rich-
er educational program for Its
youth. A text book really comes
to life through experiences of
lhis ls!nd." -...
HARRY ASHTON
<My CommiS!lon Expires 5/18/53}
No. 835--Pce.u.
Pub. 5/16-22-29; 6/6/62.
OCC Marketing Class Tours Arpha
Beta Central Warehouse, ,La Habra • Elght<>en members of th<'f>---'-------------
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Se"-":te COmDilttees, assunng California the strongeat
p<>S11rble representation during the yean ahead.
Hf llP&UlNll GOOD, CLEAN GOVIRNMENT and .6und
dome.Uc polic:W. ... i. recognized as an out.standing au•
thority on international aJralrs ... la a veteran of World
War ll, knows the horror of war, and wo'ks tor peace.
SENATOI KNOW\ANO HAS ONI Cf THE IUSIEST O,,ICES
on Capitol Hill, yet llnd• time to help Californlarur with
their problems, large and small. One of them wrote him
recently: 111 like big men who answer little letters."
Vote for
·Bill Knowland ·
JuM3~
Senator Knowland Re 0llecti0n
-Catnpaig11 Cornml"•• for Orange Coumy
RALPH MASKEY, Ne\\i>ort lhrl>or Chainnan.
SPE1\CER R. BROWNING, Orange County Chairman.
W . B. WILUAllS.I FiDaace CIWrmao
785 SOUTH ll&JN ST., S&NT& ANA, CALIF. I
PHONE KIMBEJU.Y S.-•14.f (Political Advertisement)
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Orange Coast marketing claS!S
made a fi<'ld trip last week to
the new Alpha Beta central ware-
houae in La Habra, announces
Dudley Boyce. instructor.
Virgil Partch
Talks at Laguna
Art Gallery
Maybe you
Phil Gerrard, groccr;y buyer of
the company. gavf' a talk to th~
group and dlacussed "'llh them
t he va1·1ous lines of mf'rchandisc
sold by the Alpha Beta stores.
Student.JI attending included
Kenneth \Valker. James Chamb-
lee. Ben Arrendondo, James Dan-
Rkln, ClydeU \Vallace, Virgil Oa.k-
de.n, Dale Coleman, C1iff Tracy,
Don Jackson. Fred Kink&ley.
Betty Gt:.e, Wayne Melquist. Don
Hall. Carl Bergeron, David Stone,
Waymer Petty and Frank Alex-
t.nder.
Ray DamnttraJ ot the local
Atpha Bet.a ltore and Dudley
Boyce, lnatruCtor, accompanied
th• croup. AlPha Beta la a 42·
year-old ~d ttrm.
Mese UcJs to GJ.e "
$2500 to !Hospital"'
A donation bf $2GOO for the
On Saturday evening, May 17
Virgil Partch of Balboa Island,
nationally known cartoonist, who
atgna hi• cartoons "VlP", gave
an Illustrated taik, "A Cartoonist
Looks al Life,!' at U-@ Laguna
Beach Art ~allery. Partch ill onl'.'
of the leading cartoonists of the
West and an art lit u well. Hi.I
cartoons &re on the humorous side
of U!e and he demonelrated by
drawtnp how a cartoonlst. de-
velope hJa tdeu.
After the · talk by Partch, a.
socia.l hour wu held and refreab_ ..
ment1 served under tl'le ctta.lrman-
eh ip ot Mra. R . Lloyd Babcock.
NO'ftCE OF IN!l'ENDED 8&LE
NOT!Cli: IS HEREBY GIVl!IN:
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Tb&t M. LUCILE SMITH, Ven·
dor, whose add.reu la 109 McJ'ad ...
den Place, In the City of Newport
Be&ch. County of Or.nee, St&te
ot C&llfomla. lhtenc:ta to aell to
P'IJ'ChUe of ..... pq1errl r..-a.nllr· LARRY D. SMITH and EVELYN
•"Y In Ille now ~ Memorial K . SMITH; hUl!band 4114 wife,
Pretllyte=1oopttai bel11&"buJll Vendee, w-~ la 11112
Oii tlle -blUU Oftl'looklng Plac<ntl& AvenlM, )n Coot& 11-.
Newport _ r ,... announced County of Or.nee; St.ate of Call·
thle woelc by l1llam Loni, pHI!· fornla, the toii:iwl'ng-deoc:ribed
.S...t ol I.bl -Liam penonal property, to-wit: An un-I
q!ub. divided one.llalf "'teNa ID and to ne -t wW ... made '""" All 11toc1<.1n trader flxtUree, · equ1p-1>...-of Seventh Annal m..,t and .-irlll ctt • cert&Jn I
r1ab ft'7 Ct.rn1•&1 bob!&" Reotaurant lluolji-. 1mow1i u I
l\1p,d '7 tlle Lio.. Club Ip 9oota "LUCIUf8 ·G&LUIYl'. an4 -t-I
-.Jluie T 84 I durin&' .wlllcb ed Al 1111! llcl'adllon Plue, In tlle (
Iii°"' -?0-~ ""'to ... Wiii 1'o Cll1'· of ~-P<J<t B 11 di, Couatf
Attracted to ...... 'to. -... ol <Jnnp, Bt&t. of Callfand&,
IM _..., Co r 1 '• .....,.. -tllat a -, <'-'-or -. u--..--1 r· -..,._l of~ -..... be 'n.-arm'•••--.-u.--. --?'!'! ,_. .. ' 1 'tt ~ fw will Ire pM0 •t lO:GO d-,.,.. _ -·•-llMlt•rt ....... -=... -"'~. Herbara ar-. 111111 11 ... ,..... i-. a& U..-'4 .. uat ot
lllMI alasJI._ _. tsstrtsa K i. JIA:NlllA a.a.&1fY,
Illa -. ~ u. - -at im -.w;e ,t; • -,.._, IM ,_ "'7 m PIUO& lo "--C1 &~ flll (Ip+• ... 01at11 ti ... -"' °"' ........ 7 • ClllfanrlL ..,.SSUS.olta.'8 32 3 Wlllarl~ .: .:w:.;;-=-·s·~r~'t11: . IL LllCM ........ ·~A ILlll ... -~
• 11 In'• illla -~-• 'n CR I 111 9' lfDS -•
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don't need
a new
fence,
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1 fCllClOS; oaeem, driveways and the lilce are onlJ a £ew of more thsn 150 ,
home impt0•·-JOU mar fi•aoce ~ &Dk of America o..'
-petNJI' ,.,... .. bem tlrioki"I io Umll of I ~ --wock. Whats
mr tbe ~ J!l9 wp! Iii''..., JOU'U~y Dnd it's avail-
able tbcouF Ila'*« AD<O .. EJ tr .PffA 60_.,.
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June 8th Date Set
17th Annual Oceanside Beauty
R~view To Pick : 'Queen of Beauty'
Tbe 17th annu:i.J Oce&nslde Bath-··..--------------
llll' S..uty Review and lludt eel,,_ appearing In Ulla Luue ot the
"braUon WW be beld Satunlay and News-Times. Entries should be ln
S\lnday, J\llW? 7 and 8. Oceanstde u early u po.ulble. Service clubs
Chamber at Commorce ea~h year and Cha.mbera or Com.merce are
ls host to more than 15,000 specta.." eponaorirtr coote.stantl! IJl many
ton for the cbooeint of the ~n communltiea acconllng to the cori~
or ~auty," June 8. test committee.
Tbls year the C or C has m ade Each contest.ant ls requested to
every e.ffort t o attract be&utift.d. forward a peraonal photo~h
\ g irt. from every aecUon of South-with her entry, preferably a. gloeay
e1 n c.llfonC& and the Southwest. print for use in Southern Callfor-
The "'Queen ol Beautl"'' will re-nia newspapers. Contestants will
celw an all~ plane trip to make Lo3 Angeles a.nd San Dtego
~ Vecaa, N~v. She may choose TV app(."ar11:ices before the con-
a ~ to a~pany h er tor tes t. •
the two Ml days o~ entertainment. Camp Peru&leton'• po9t band wW
Tbe "Queen'' and be,. tn.velinr pl:iy on Sunday afternoon, June 8
compuUoa will 5tay at an out· and I na Ray Hutton &nd he r all·
ltand.la.g hotel 1n this Crontieot' girl band \-1.'ill perform at Ocean-
toWll. She will a.loo rL'Ce1ve a $100 s ide h igh school Saturday, June 7,
cu.h priu. for a matinee amd "'81ln~ llllow.
Aayone desiring to enter the Men aod WcuneA in unlforrn will
contest choukl w.e the entry blanJt b@ ad.m i tt~ free.
Comanissions to be GIYen Grads
HAMJLTON, Celt! .• May 21.-tra1ni.nz. Those who had six
Beca.ua qt tbe criUcaJ oeed ror months or military service in cer·
apeciallata. the Fourth Air Force lain gTades wUI skip the bas:tc
wUJ pa.nt direct com.m.luione to training.
approximately 300 college pa<i-• Qualified applicants ln the
uatea possessing the neceseaT)' Fourth Air Force area (Callfor-
qualifl cat.tons. Maj. Gert William nia. Oregm., Wuhingt.OD, Ida.ho.
E . Hall. commandlng general or ~tontana. Nevada. Utah and Ari-
Fourth Air F' o r c e. ·announced zona) ebou.ld obtaln details by
He said the g-reat-est need is \\Tiling at once to Conunanditlg
tor officer specialists in communi-General, Headquarter!! Fotu-th Ai r
cations, procurement and produc-1 Foree, Hamilton Air Force Ba ~.
uon, gpecial investigation, legal.
we at be r, poycholog1cal warlare. p J St d f
engineering and scientific fields. 0 y u en s
CommJssions \v:ill range from F' J d T •
aecond lienutenant to lieutenant 0 n I e f l p
colonel, depending on aae. educa-.
tlon and "'XfX"l'tence. A bachelor'! I J a.lw. L. ~ and Dic k Whit·
dqTee ls required. Jock of Newport Beach were
A limited number of college ~mong 200 forage crops student.s
graduates w ith degrees in engl-10 the Crop& department at Calt-
nttf"ing, physics, chemistry or fonfla State Polytechnic college
mathematics (or students who who made a field trip to the San
wUJ receive such degrees th l 8 J oaquin val.ley May 19-20. Perma-
aummer) \Vil! be appointed sec-nent irrigated pa.!IWre and haying
ond lieutenants. 'J'he.y must take .operation int1pectloD were features
otflcers' basic tralning at Lack-of the two-day event.
land Air Force Bue, San Antonio,
Texaa. and additional technical WLse peop}e do read the ad•.
STOCKS • BONDS • COMMODITIES
UNDEIWRITINGS
DEAN WITTER le C:o.
MEMIEIS NEW YORK STOC~ EXCHANGE
O.ic1190 lootd of Trade • • • So" Fro"cia.c:o Stock Eacho"o•
lot Anget.J j tock f•honge
LfASfD PRIVATE WtRES
llaDJ< of 1.acuaa Beacb Bid .... Laguna Beacb Pb. ._lJM
• .... Yori • S.oHle
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KNOW~'<o' CllAmMA.'I NAMEG-Ralpb P. Mukey, -·
baa beea umf!d llubor dlatrtct ltn&nCe clullnnan. Cor U. S. Seoator
Wllllam F. ~laotf• campalp for l'ftleet.IOD at .JU.llile J primary.
H e-conff'.nl h..e:re with · SJM'ncer 8t8"'nllll'• liPtt. K.Dow\alld'• coon~
l:y campillp llllUiqu. (Preas Pho to l
Gourmet Offers Strawberry Recipes
Mr•. OicJ Drake, 428 Rivera
Terrace, Corona del Mar, ,hu a
t f'W tricks with stra't\·berr~s ahe
is pa.saing on to readeni. The topic
o f strawberries is tlmely. And so
are the• reclpe11 from Mrs. Drak.,.
timely, now lhe family Is •t!ated
with eating strawberries plain.
Bo th or Mrs. Drake'• straw·
berry recipes .are fast and euy.
The strawbei:ry ice can be •tart-
ed only an hour before dinner and
be ready ln time to top off the
meal.
Stn.wbforry Ice
'.\-fl'\" tort.her:
11 c up of st-nlned lf'moft Jultt
I t-up of other !Milt julc:r,
pineapple, oranr. aprioot,
pt>ar ur all)' kind of pale
fruit ju.J.or. may bfi tWCL
I bo-". or strau•bPrrtf"'A. m..aAh · ·
t>d throuch a s.leo,·e
'1 rup of \\"hit4" lbro S)'rup
Pulp of 1 la.rp or Z fllm&IJ ba-
nanau. put throu&" a •l"e, IU-
pr to -.weeten. Kn. 0!'9.ke ,.._
mlada that frenlnc makf'!t the
&oe taat.e le.p SWfol>t, 50 9Wft'teft
a Utue more than you "''-II UM-
flnJttM-d product to bf!.
Mis tMse ln.-i-f"dtnit:AJ "·dJ..
PCNtr iato tM retrtsttater pau
ln \lie f\lll-.ed ICf". RN.dy ln an
hour. I .
For her second strawberry re--
ctpe. Mrs.~e likes to uae lhoe<'
small, beart-shaped Swed.lat) tart
pans for the pastry. The finished
Car ta took llke a lot of work, Mrs.
Drake eays, but they aren't.
8trawbitorry Tarta
-Une unall tart. plYl8 ~1th pk'
putry. Do not Nill Ule ,,..try.
but 9QUN:U off .a Jump of
doacb. p,_ In .. the -wllh
the tlMmlh. Pn. putry dcm ..
hard to rid tlooeb of air -
bi... ~ uDtnc -lie verr th1a. Piacb off esCf.'Cl douch
•rouad the Nice of . the p60..
Bkke um:Ut a ~te: brown lD
a •!.5• OYelL Cool ...
. F'UI "·It.II Ma,1e Lemon flll-
lnc .. follo1' .. : Bl~ ~Mr
oar JS-ot. can ol Ea:gte braztd
4MMJCI~ mJlk (do aot UM
r~ milk), vated rind of
oae katoa. ~'1 cqp of .tralned
lemon Ju)ee and Che follal of !
f"l'P. Mix •-ell. Do not cook.
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m\111191. Tith wW avokl cryatak
POUJ' l•to cooletf p&atrJ' lladlA
not •ulte up lo tbe lop. Holl btc
hLt atrs~leit., wuk, and dry
t~J7. Pl.act a mint Leal
I.a Ute Wemom ea4 of the .-traw· be,,,. for a tetlt. :a.ae one •••'9•> -... -............ ..... Mn. ~...,.. lt leob
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READY MIXED . CONCRETE
SOUTH COAST
MATERIALS COMPANY
No Job Too Large; No Job Too Small
!!:9 \\1eU \VU.On. betl\·een Newport a.ad Barbor Blvda.
COSTA MESA -PHONE BEACON 5Me
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it$ 68Sf$ '(() 6e 8 d<Xxl .. J
telep/JOne negh6ot; too! ··-If 1""1H is a puty·Jine, it's easy ID be I ne'"'-'-'-. ~~~ I 6 tdepbone user. Jmtkeep these simple poimsia ~
whm you make celepbooc calls: When yoa ~a laies
of calls to make, allow a few minutes between them I
t · Make"":" the line is clear Wore you caD , 1ttplaCe
· thefteeiver properly .in its cndlc aftr:ualliag. Tbcpe,J
~ will.mcaurill bctterporty·line~ce a
..,.. for yoa, mo. ForJf yw mike them a loabit, yoa'D
find t1i1r they sift~ • better cbmce to-can yoa.
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llf-It.......,, P'oa --ll!o&N of 1\ ,._ of !lat JI upcrt
T .. 1--Rl&ta a•rrt IJP bl8t oC om.a--0 ty, W s rt..
·-· ... lo .. --ow-.· wlD .-....... to, lloll -lai.t -1:00 .,._ 1'>. II. ~ 8avlat' ,_, of !lat Illa day of 1-. UGI,
V'hcl -f"'I tlle aw.Id of-~ 1"" !lat~ -...__
lo die --· ... Newport s.tmr tlnbt J1111a M'Ol.. loi!oled ID
- -<llatdd. --wtll .. ·--... tlle -of. -"Oww" In th' N.,.~ 1fuboo' UAim Hip teboa1, -of 161h ~-rm... .lpe. 1'{-pcwt BNcb, °'*'Se CloaDlJ', Clallfanila, alMJ
ollall be -.S. Cd pilbl!c17 n&d aloo4 at 'tt>e .....,,.. 'NW Uma In
u.. -0( thl ''Owtw!r'' In -INlldlnii;. •
-bid must .....r-and be ._onllve to thla lnYltallc•" ti!• '*"" ......,,..tlo.., and all Ula otMr -..i. ~ the
~ -tnct do<:!aneitb. Copleo ot tho Can~-....
-on ,Ille and _. lo pmllo ~ In the ,10Ji1_ ottlctl of Ille
Owner, and of llanb, 81nitb •·-.U. ArcblUCU, ~-lane
~ Bldl'. In tile Olly of 1-.UC-, In Mid Oount7 .,..S State
and _,, bo obtall!ed at U.. lati.tt place by depooiliAC '6JNI tar.1each
OIL 'l1llo dopoolt, wlD lie ~ If the lot or eet.o ol coDtnict Oecu
111enqo --.,.. rmimed. ID cood oondltlon wttlWl rh'e da1" after
tl>ellld ~· • .
ICac$ bid 8ba11 be made' out on a form to be ~ at either of
U.. -~·\II wlljdl the Cdrtract ~.,. .., m..
madt Nd lhaD be accompanied b7 • certttl9d or ce4tJ.rr"a check
pt.pllle to t.bo °"1\tt. or •tlaf&ctoey Bid llon4 In !aoor of the Owner,
aocuted by tile bldcler u Pnodpel and a Ntlofactory ouret:r company
u .urrety, In an a.mount not las than Un per cent of tbe b&4. The
d>ecl< or bid OOnd lllall be given u a s-nntee that the bldder·will
n.e<!~te the Contra.ct If it be awarded to hlm tn confonn1ly wtth lfle
Cbnt.ract Document. and Will provide the surety bond or bonds u
spttif)ed tbttein Within five" daye aft.et notJflcation of the &'f&rd of
the contract tO' the bidder.
The Owner reserves the prtvtleoge of rejecting any and all bide or
to waive any Irregularities or lnfon:nalltiea ln uiy bid or in the bidding.
Purw.ant to tbe Labor Code ot the State of Calltornla, tbe ..U.d
Owner bu ucc rta!Ded the general preve..iling rate of per diem wage•
for each craft or type of workman needed l4 execute the contrada
which wtll be &warded the eucCMStul blddera; and the.e prevailing
rate. a.re contained In eald spt'clncaUorui adopted by the Owner, and
are aa follow&.:
CLASSIFICATfONB:
FOREMEN : A.11 foremen not herein aep&rately claaal!ied, ahall be
pald not leas than t 7;; ceonta per hour aa to the SOC BASIC TRADES,
e.nd 12 ~ ce1f'tls Per how as to t~e SUB-TRADES, more than the
journeymen rate for the craft lnvol•ed.
APP~ENTICES : May be employed in conformity with Section
1777 .5 of the ~lifornla Labor Code.
TRADE OR OCCUPATION HOURLY WAGE RATf:
• A.tphalt raJ<eT and lront'r ............................................... -....... 11.96
Mbeetoa workers ········--···--··-·····-··-········---·····-········-·--······--·····--· 2.75
Bricklayers ············-····-································································ 2.75
Brick tender ····--····-·· ··-······-·--····--·······-·-····--·········-·······--··········· 2.1-0
Carpenter ··--·······················-·················-··············-························ 2:!5 Floor. layer .................................................. -............................. 2.56
Table power saw operator ........................................................ 2.fS
Cement tlnlahers ··························-··········-············-····················· 2.38
Cement floor finUihlng machine operator .............................. 2.50
EJectriclana l ...... ----..... _ ........................................................... 2.76
Cla.&ien .......... ···-····· ................................................................ 2.16
Iron Workers. 1tructural ···-········-··-················· ........................ z.~
Iron workers, reinforcing ........................ . ........................... 2.38
LABORERS
lAj>orera. genenl or con.1tructlon .......................................... 1.75
Operators and tenders of Pneumatic and electric tools,
vibrating machines, and similar mechanical tools not .. ~.. . separately -r--lfled hereln .............................................. 1.9 5
Sewer pipe laytt (es cludlng caullcer) -····-···-···· ................... 2.05
Sewer piPe caulker (ualng caulking tools) ·-··--········· ·······-·· 1.93 '
Sewer pipe caulker (cement joint8) .... .. .... -..................... 1.80
Tarman and mortarman ........................ _ ............................ 1.80
Wlndow cleaner .... ·········-····-········-............. ··-··-· ............... 1.90
IA.ther• CmetaJ furring ) ......................................................... S.125
1Ather1 (nail-on )' ...................................................................... 3.125
Pain tern, brlll!lh ·············-···························-·····························-···· 2.38
Painter•, spray ·············-················-···········································-· 2.63 PJuierers ....................................................................... ~ ............ 3.123
Pluterer11, t endeors ·······-······················-·························-············ 2.876
Plumbers ··········-····-···························-····-·······-···················--··-····· 2.76
dPERA 'l!lNG l!INGINJCElRS ,
AJr compreesor operators ···-·····-····· .......................................... 2 .o:5
~ ntbcer O)>"lkll' type .:,...___., ............................... 2.18
Tract.GT op. bulldozer, 'tamper, 9Cf'&pe:r or dfSC type
t shovel or boom attachmeni. -···············--·····---····-·--········· 2.SO
Trenching machine operator ··--·····-·-···-··--······-········----···-··--··-2.38
Roofera ····--·-·--·--·····-·-···---·--······-··--·-····--··-········-··················-···· 2.50
Sheet m etal workers ··--·····················-·-·······-_ ........................... 2.fO
Soft noor layer!! (soft tile and Uno.le.um )~ ........................... 2.20 ·
Tiie settera -··········-······-·-··-·---··-··················-·························· ...... 2.5-0
Terrazzo setters ........................................................................ 2..40
TRUCK DRIVERS
1.83
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' _;._J ll:ng1'1eer not lattt than ta (10) daya putj bl4a OD tbe proJoct i.n
beeA -ed. &ncl la ll&l>la to fol'felblre It U. dN.wlnp and "*''"'*"•
tlons ..... not .. returned within aalcl Ume. ne plana -~
ant the propett7 of Ille Orangw CounQI' Hal-bOr l!:DglDftrina'Jlelmt·
ment. and are loaned to the bidder unW blda 11'1! due. The depoilt
aball -be construed to be the purclwlle price Qf any part ot llMie
documents .. Bidders are requuted, abOUld theY decide not to 8\lbmlt
a bid. to return the plans and specificatlone' u aoon _. poaible alter
such decision la made.
Each bld shall be made out on a torm to bl!· obtained at the otncf>
of the Orange County Harbor Engllleer. and shall be accompanied by
a certified cashier's check or a bidden bond in a sum not leu t.ba:I
ten per cent (10%) or tbe amount bid. a&ld ~or bond to be iDade
payable to Orange County Harbor D&stricL Bids shall be received and
tiled "-ilh the County Clede of Ora.np County, ex-ottlcto Clerk ot t.hUI
Board. on or bd'Ol'.e Tueeday the lOtfl dsy of June. • 1952. at 3:00
o'c.lock f'· M. of said day, and will be opened and publicly read on
that date in the room of the Board ot Supervisors tn the County Court
House, 8aJ1ta Ana, O~ge County, California.
The above mentioned check or 'bond shall be given as guarantee
that the bidder will enter into the c;ontract on U}e form now adopted
by this Board and now on t1le with the County Clerk, if awarded to
him, nnd will be declared forfeltfil lf the successlul b!dder retuaea to
enter into said contract within a period of five days after being ~
queated to do so by the Board of Supervisors of Orange County,
califomia.
No bid will be a ccepted from a Contractor who t.s not licensed ln
accordance with the la.w under the provislons of Division III. db:apter
ft of the Business a.nd Professions Code of the State of Californla.
Bidders are hereby notified that pursuant lo provia!ons of Section
1770 of the Labor Code of the State of California, the Board ot
Supervisors of Orange County bas ~rtained and bas adopted the
prevailing rote ot hourly wages and rates tor legal holidays and over•
time, ln the locality in which this wprl: i.! to be performed, for each
craft, workman or mechanic needed lo execute the cont ract awarded • to the successful bidder,
The prevailing rates so dete rmined a~ 8.8 follows :
ClaMlflca.tfon:
Carpenter .................................. ::: ....... ~ ..................... $2.S:> per hour
Pile Driver F oreman .............................................. 2.78 " "
Pile Driver Afan-Bridge and Dock Carpenter 2.48 .. " :
Pile Driver Man-Derrick Bargeman ··········-·---· 2.30 ., "
Cement Finisher .............................. ___ .................. .-. 2.38 "
lronv•orker-Reinforclng lronworltt!r ............... 2.38 '' "
Laborers-General and ConslMJction .................. l .75 ·· "
Laborers--OpC'rators and Tenders of Pneumatic
and Electric Tool5, Vibrating Machines,
and similar mechanical tool"t not separately
cl8.S8ified herein ................................................ 1.95 ..
Powdennan ............................................... -............... 2.10 " "
Dr!Uers -I Core, Diamond or Wagon ) ............ 2.18
Drillers -All others .~ ....................... 2.03
Electrician. J ourneyman ...................................... 2. 75 " "
Flagman .............................................................. _.,_ 1.75 " ·•
Watchman ........................................... ···--·--·· -····· 1.67 '' "
Sandblaster (Nouleman) ... : ................ -......... _ .. 2.18 "
Sandblaster ! Pot Tender} .................................... 1.93 " ..
Tarman and Mortarman ................ ·-····-·-···-....... 1.80 ..
A-Frame !Boom Truck ) ..................................... 2.30 " "
Apprentice Engineer, including Fireman ,
Oiler and Greaser ---··· .................. -·· ...... _ 1.93 ..
Air Compre580r Operator ................................. 2.05 " "
Boring Machine Operator (Excluding pneumatic
or equipment of aimilar capacity) .......... . 2.l8 " ••
Concrete Mixer Operator-Pavtng type and
mobile mixer ... -..................... ·····-··-···············-2.10 " "
Concrete Mixer Operator-Skip type --·--· 2.18 •· "
Dinkey Operator ................................... ·········--·-···. 2.18 "
Drilling Machine Operator-Including water
wells ....................................................... ····-····-··· 2.43 ·• "
Heavy Duty Repairman ·········-···-·-····················-·· 2.30
Reavy Duty Repairman-Helper ............... -·-···· 1.93
Pl.le Dr iver Operator ........................... _ ............... 2..50 "
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or Dra.g Type ~ovel or B?<>m Atte.~_ents 2.30 "
Unlftraal JllqUlpmef!l O)>ereiol'-(lu.oVeJ, Qtq'.!
Ube Derrick, D!-rtlck Barge, Cltmshell or
Cr&fte ·-·····--··············-···-·-··········--·-~··-·--·-··--·---2.50 •• ••
Truck Drivers--Durdp Trucks of leu th&n
4 yards water level ....................... _ ................ 1 .83 " "
Truck Drivers-Dump Trucks of 4 )'ards but
Jess than 8 yards water level ..................... l .g:j "
Hollda)·s:
That the following days are recognized as holidays:
Every Sunday ln the year, except as otherwise provided berein,
I'\ew Year's Day, Decoration Day, Independence Day, La.bor Day,
Armistice Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. If any of the
above holidays should fall on Sunday, the Monday following shall be
considered a Jega l holiday. Work on auch day ahall be pa.id for at the
Sunday and holiday overtime rate of the craft involved. No Work
shall be requ.iied on Le.bar DaY except In case of extreme urgency
when life and property lS ln immlnent danger. ·
Uniform 0\'eortlme Ra.tet:
Where a single shift Is worked, eighVhours of conttnuous ~·
ployment, except for lunch periods. aha.JI constitute a day's work,
beginning on Monday and through Friday of each week. Where work
1!1 required in excess of eight (8) houra on any one day or on hOlidays,
.guch work shall be: paid tor at one and one·hal! times the ha.Sic rate
ot ..yeges. ... . • · , :
It -(>hall be mandatory upon the Contractor to \\'hom the conl{&ct
is av.·arcied and upon e.ny subcontractor under him to pay not less
than the specified rates In the execution of said contract.
The successful bidder will be required to furnish a faithful per-
formance bond in an amount equal to fifty per cent (50',k) of the
contract-price, and a labor and mater1a.I bond tn an amount equal tO
fifty per cent C50'ft) of the contract price, which bond shall provtde
t bat if the person or his 8Ubcontracton fail to pay for any materlala
(except such materials SA are furnished by the Ot'ange County Harbor
District}, provisions, provender or other· supplies, or teams. used tn.
upon, for, or about the performance of the work contrac~ to be done,
or for any v.rork or labor thereon ot any kind, or for amor.mts due
un'der the Unemployment lnsMrance Act \\>1th respect to auch work or
labor, that the surety or sureties wtl.I pay for same, in an amount not . . ' exceeding the sum apeiclfted In the bond, and also, Vi cue INft .18
brought uj>on the bond. a· re~nable attorney'• tee to be fixed by the
Court;. said bonds to be secured trom a surety company satit:factory 'to
the Board of Superviao.n of Orange County. 1'te Contt'actor wW ..:&ao
be Tequired to furnish a certlficate that be carriea compenae.tlon ln·
surance covering tu.! )mp)oyees upon the wor)f; to be done under. tbe
contract which may be entered lnto between him and tlle Orange
County Harbor District tor the conatruction of said work .
The Contractor shall uae only unmu.ufactund m.atertals prodQced
in the 'United States and only manufactured matei;iala manufactured
In th• Unlt,ed States, subot&ntlally all from mat.ertaJa produced la' the
United Sta.tea, in performance of the contract. The Board ot Siwer-
vtson reserves the right to :reject any or all blda. ~ Dated May 12, llr.S2. 1
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BY ORDER or THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 011'
ORANGE OOUNll'Y, CALJFORNIA •
(SEA'{;) I I B, :s. SMITH -
B. :S. SMITH, 'County Clerk and Ex-ottlclo
Clerk of the ~ of Supervloonl of ()raqe , County, CalifOrnJ.a. , . I
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• j ·~ I Depulf Clerk ,
Pul>IWll 11ay 22 and 29L U62· , I .
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Circle ·Meetings
at Costa Mesa •
Circle Two Of the Coeta Mea
Community M'ethodt.t ch u 11 ch
wscs held lll latat meettnc tn
the 20th Sl home ot Rev. and
Mr•. Joseph W. M.cSha.ne. A ehare
a·dillh luncheon W&1 enjoyed al
noon with Rev. McSb.&ne and
Carol participating.
Daisy Bennett. chalrm•n. con·
ducted the bwllneAS. Members f'ef
sponded lo roll call wtlh Blb!e
verses.
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...... BCICIO B lb Ba u I El ct bffi L.! ... ~ ~-.... 1 ~ 11oc1eti> .. ., .~·. .a oa y Cj>.-.S . e ~ers , •
-I -p~~ Duncan llCAJPlne at +""' 1"1• _ ... IT ...... al8o ....-to w_it6 1ie1. t ••zrr ·la BlabJ Pvk. will h<ed tl>e lllllboa ~ Llo:>a tbe po0t of tnuurer: .Q!Mr oC·
la 1-.... cm 11aqi1a.,, .tune L · '---flee~ ele<:ted _,.., &oo.ard Bal·
Wootem --. ~ -lck hmll)' Club for Ille fl8cal :YU• .11152.&a. mer, lat vi« pruldent; Al Clem-
and Guidry -A-on llancll will He wu dected ~dent i.t a ID>-en"'!, Jnd · vice · praid<At · Hal
.,,..,. ~ by county. Col· anlm..,. vote at the ~uled Gluo, ,3rd Vice preaidmt; 1'11
fee and rdrnlmlenta at park. weekly meeting •t N~'I Cate: TwllJter Gardner Kin.&: Lion Tam-
Tbere Will be Wla:onala cheeo< lut wttk. Jnat.allaUon WW I>< on er. Willard Bell:· truatee 2.,....._
for all. June 19. John 87mpaon and Tom:m7 ro.ter;
.:..:P..spi. do reed the p......, Ade.
Chic Higbie of Bolboa laland tnlllleea, l·year, Gordon Walller
wu r,ee.Jected · .ecret.arY,. Emle and CJarenCe 89ardm&n.
<POLfrIC:iAL ADVElt'fJ.SDIENT>
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The Issue
• AD candldatai are honest. eoonom1caI and effl.
dent. Those are stock phrases ot "ffrY polltlcal
statement. .
Saturday, Kay 17 wu an eve-
n.&ns o« 9Urpr'-ee tor Mr. and Mra
l.yle Va.n de Walke.r. A group of
9'tend.t .urprlaed them with a
~rming party and a blrth4
ia.y ~llftl' tor Mr. Van de
~eT. The honored · couple ~e·
cJj9tYed many nice gift.a from
hnm: and the host received a
~ table 'u birthday remem-
llt"ance trom the group. Brid~
4ftd refre.lbmenta round@d out the
lftnlnc with the Mr. and Mr11.
ilgh ecore prtu golng to Mr. anrl
llH. Williard B&.lley. Low lad!es
;rtse to Frances Va.n de \''a.Iker
-.d men's low prhf. to Carl Mc· Q!itee. others enjoying thP run
wttt: Mr. and Mrs. -Paul Traut·
f\!:ln, Mr. and Mrs. Bill WMliams. l:r. and Mni. Harold Van de
•alker.
The nominating committee re-
port Wa.1 u.nanlmc>Uilly acceplf'd
w'th Mrs. Bennett rttlecled chair-
man. Mnt. Mary Oalwas wu
chosen vice-chairman, and Mrs.
Minnine Meaaing, eecretary-lreu-
urer. Appointed were Blanche An-
derson. devotional jtader: Llda
Compton. mi.Mtonaft chairman :
J,{ary Kuhl, welfare chairman. .
Climu:lng the afternoon was
the presentation or a beftutlful
quilt to Mrs. M cShane which the
circle had been working on for ,
several month.~. Nf'Xl mertlng wtll l
be hostessed by Mrs. Clara Roi-•
Hns, Harbor Blvd.
ON nt"EJR \\"AY to UM-turqoolM' pool of Hotel del Coroaado Att lln. Fft!d Kett (le.ft) of Ne'WpOrt
~h and htr pt1't, a.n .. .Iran Gatn of 81Jt Lake City. The two bave been 11taytn• at tbe oout
l'ffOrt. ' (Tommy Lark Photo)
That leaves only one Issue In this campaign for
election of a State Senator. Which <"!ndldate mn
do the ..-t for Orange eotmty at Sacramento!
Any Informed person knows the ~-Sam I.:. ColJ.ins, ipeaker of the Legislature for the last 12
oesslons; member of the State Board of Public
Works; member of J,he Board of Regents. Univer-
sity ot Calltomla; vice-chairman of the Joint In-
terim Committee to study highways; member at
• a Mr. and Mrs. J ohn M&l'Donald
Ila.Id open 'hou&e on their annivt>rs -Ov Saturd~y, May 17. Attending tilia happy aftalr from Costa Mesa
~re~ Mr. and Mrs. R. R . 1 Mac·
Oonald and chUdren. Mr. and Mrs.
~ M'rkovlch, Phillip and Rll'h-
i(td. also Mr. and Mrs. C harles
hUey and chUdren from Templt"
City.
: On Wednesday, May 14 Mrk.
Margaret McJnlee, Cabr1!10 St ..
ft.II ho6te99 at a luncheon anrl
Holid'ay Camp
Ride Planned
by Mesa Club
..
:/~'
~Uta party. High score prize Calendared by the Mesa Bool.11
tor lhe day went lo Florence and Saddle club Is a three day
tr"ebb. Otheni enjoying the l.ffair camping out ride at Irvlnt" Park
W'l!re : Myrtle Hubbell, Eleanor scheduled for May 30, May 31 and
9Uphant, Irene Nf'wland. Ma.r· June 1. with participating rider.~
iaret Rabb and Evelyn Culbert-to assemble May 30 al 9 a . m. at
•n. lhr clubhouse on the Orangt•
' The 11 th birthday or Daryle c·ounly Fa1rg-roun<1.s, VI r g In i a
t&uey. !'Ion of Mr. and ~tr!'!. Wil· 1 Ilak('T. press chalrn1an, announces \l•rd &llrv. w a _, celebratC',I N on rnember'~ fee is S5. this &Un\
'fhur8day. May 15 with a plcni~ tn lnr,lude meala, stall and fet•rl
aap~r In Irv\nl" r•ark. 8 PC8USP ror ho Sf". F"ef' ror club men1berfi 1· ---4' Oaryle'5 scouting activities and i~ $3 each for I.he thrf'c day equt'8· HOIJll.:llT t '. 1)1 .ltKEt:
(
tu plan:i; to attend can1p this su·n1· 1 trian fun feitt. Thoee planning t1, I
W\er, his many birthday girts wrre· join In the-well planned plea.~ure.!I r-\urkee Graduates
6f scouting equipment. Helping 1 are requested to register as tK>Un I LI
Daryle celt-brale w f'r(' hil'I parents. I as possible with Mr111. Cul'! Phlrr-t p·1 t T • •
kt. brothf't Billy and Keith H oft'r, II mann. Orange Ave., C08ta MeJ¥l. 0 I 0 ra1n1ng
(tonnle Thronson, Mr. and Mrs.
-11 Willi I n· I d ., I :":aval Av·ath.n ('adt"t RtJ bt rt c·. •l amit anc 1c 1ar . .. r. I N M b and Mrs. Lyle Van di" WaJkl"r an'1 eW em ers . Du rk~. 2J. son of ~1 r~ Y ... rn . P nr-
Lenalr, Mr. and Mrs. earl ~le· f M Ch h trr Ourkrc Qf 210 Onyx Avr, Bal-
lntee and Ricky and Sharon . Or esa UfC boa Js h1.:11 I, c·n111 . i.:r1tduat1·il April
• New resid£'ntJ1 on sun8<'t Drivt' 19th rrnnt tht' U . S. !'\aval Schoul
.Y.e Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grant and Nt•W mentbers welcnmecl Into o r Pre-Flli.:ht at l'l'llSU..:ula, i--.la ..
rihiJdren. Pal8y and My ron. Tht" 1 the F,..llowship of the Flrat Sap· lo addition to a thoroul{h
Grant.a are Jong time r esident8 o f ltst Church of Costa Me8a lnrludt" phy•lf"aJ tn&htlnK program. thf'
ti\e harbor a t('a anrl fnl'n1erly Mrs . Paul Albright. 23~2 Slwial 16 "'Pf'k f'rP-t"lii.:ht lralnln1
1tved ln Nt>wport. Pat Grant iB a Rrl.. Newport Heights: Daryl
tteshman at Harbor H lgh. I Balley. 40~ Old County Rd.: Elbert
Spending a plE"aA&nt l\ocial ('Vt'· Connl'r. 342 Bro&dway. Mrs. H. A .
Ding with l\tr. and Mr11. Ed Mirka-M1:1ber1 ·y, 178 Flower St ,Mr. and
vlch, Rooch~ster St., F'rlday ('Vt .. 1 l\1rs. Loren Means, Ric hard Mean.11 1
ntng, May 18. werf' Mr. and Mrs. ot 1.52 Merrill Pl., Mra. Harold
Illa Drummond an<l 1'1r. and Mrs. 1 Lundell. 2808 Fa\rwa.y Dr.: Ma.jar
Jtoba t Wri.hL I and Mrs. a. K. Schwa..ra. 454. Coa-ta MN& St.; Drew Conner, 342
SPINNING FISHER Broadway. Cool& Mesa.
TO TALK JUNE 2 ' Heights Family
~ Nick Martln, hotd .. r or many to Motor North
"·hlch ourkt"'f' t•ornplt·trd lnt·ludt-.
aJftlf"d Rt pn·1>urlng nffh·1·t c·an·
c.tttlat1•'1 for fllaht lralnlnK and
f•\1•nlual l'un11nl!oMonlu&; Wl na\'al
o tflM'i-1'.
Naval Cadet Durkee grllduat~I
from Ne wpor t H nrbor Unlun HIKh
School in Jur1 t' 104..6. H 1• ull('nrl~
Clarcn1011t M ••n 's ('ull•·i.:r nu I rn· 1
lf'rt.'d lhP 1'avul '.'1£'1-VIC•' 1n 1951 I
pr1nr tn b• .. n,i;:: 11•·l~·t1·d fn1 !'re·
FliI.:hl tra1111ni:;-in Janw1y 19~12.
He Is nti"' t1.ss1J_:net.I to thP Ii. S 1pinnlng reeord3 will be at Bob'q
porting Goods, 1702 Newport
B lvd.. on June 2 at 8 p. m . to g1v,.
;. t..lk on the operation of Spin·
'1n•~ckle . Martin iJ!l a.n author-
t\y on the subject. They have ju~t
•t a new record ln San Otego this
p&tt month with a 12-lb. yellow-
lail on 8-lb. teat line, landing time
,T minutea. All th~ Interested ~ lnv1ted tree of charge.
l\f.rs. Robert Martin and chil-1 N11.val Awalrary Air Station. \\'Int·
dren. Edith and Billy or Clay St.. 1nr;t Flrlrl. t..i>lton. Fle1. .. \\'h,.r•· h•' If
Newport H e ight.a, plan to leave I ('ngagN.I In pr1n1ary !ll):hl lr.iinln~
Saturday. May 24, tor Garber-Upon complf'l 1un of h is lrH1nfnji! at
ville, Calif .. whf'N: they will spend P ensat·o!u and C'oi'r,u~ Christi
a week a.s gucal8 ot her 11.ster and \Texas, he \\"tll bf' aw«t.1 d cd lhr b;ult.l
family ......_Solitude Ranch. The w in's of a naval u.v1atur and ll.l'.I·
.loca.1 trio will maJc;e the motor tr1p signed to duty '¥''1 lh the fll'ct.
north wtth Mrs. Martin'• parent.s .
or Burbank. Cub Pack to Hold
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,
. it lust hosn't Nf'I right since my husband worked on It.
MOTOR
SPECIAL
FOR MAY
18 POINT OVERHAUL 6875
PONDAC I -PAllTS and LAJIOB • •
118 11~1181 OI ALii MAKES • . I
1 County Fair ·
Saturday at COM
Pr~pcc t~ of a record • br1ak!ng
attendant:e for lhe annual Corona
1 'del Mar Pack ¥Q County Fair
Saturday aft ernoon. 1<.fay 2i, were
Indicated today aft,..r \a ptt'lim!-1
nary &Urvry of adv11nl'r ticket
s.l('.!5. accurding t Ounl·un Stew-
at t. c hairman. 1·he event will be
hf'ld on the school cround8 front
1 to 6 p. n1 ,
"Chanc('5 of a dt'"p-b<"a ftBh111,::
trip for l ht' bOy ~t'lling lhr l!IO.Jt
tlcketl'I and tor his <tad a;>parent-
ly havp itlt1plrf>d u:.tr yaunn sales ·
men." Stc"·a rl said :n pay1.n~ trib-
ute lo th!J enerey ».nd Initiative of
the 6:l Cub;; contpriaing: the paclt.
"And th~y a re not ovr rlooklns thr
olht't awards for their indus try,
either."
Stewart 'also commt>ndt•d thP
1;~neroU.3 aupput l o( Corooa del
a.tar mer(·hanl~ in contrlbutlng
aervicC'a and ntl'rchand se to help
aasurf' the fatr'a eucce~
Offlclal opening of the talr at
1 p. nt. Satwday "rill be slgnalled
by the arrival at t.he Khoo\
&rounds Of lbe parade O( decor&t•
ed bicycle• pedalled by thelr Cub
uv .. ne.ra. TI1e pa.ratle will begin at
Co38t ltlchway at Poppy at 12: :4~
p. 1n. and •ill be p loted and rear·
(UBrded by n1otorcfCle police . u
It procttda alone Coo.st Hlghway
to CarnaUon and lhe echool
groundJI.
0.--ted boQtb• oporatod by
tho Cube IJld their den mothers,
1f!.Pe$.o 1»9ny rf4e,. moVira and
conte.t"t.. "1ll provide the fun.
Boots & Saddle
Club Dinner · ·
. the Joint Interim Committee on Agriculture.
ALPHA I r.A RANCH • U. S. GaADl -D oa CHOICI
PRIME RIB llO.AST
ALPHA I A IAHCI\ • U.S. GlADI -oa CHOICI
8 DE-CHUCI( tROIST
AU'HA A ~H i U.S. GUDI -Ol CHOICI R 18. S·T EA I( s ' TO BARBECUE
silccio···11c·o1
A UMCH • U.S. GlADI -oa CHOICl
That gives the answer clearly. Every lnf<Mnll!d
person knows the advantage to Orange oounty al
Sam Collins' high position in state go\lernment.
Which catX!idate can do the most! The question Is
already answered by Sam L. Collins' record at
achievement.
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Elect-
Sam L
COLLINS '
State Senator
PE,CmT Ill ::t 19'
u. -PACIFIC TREATS 29' --COOllES 1~.39'
"""'"' PEAllTS o:; 33'
MlM~ PEAllT Oil _, 67'
Ciiiiiio1 '"' 25c
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