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VOLUME XI PHONE HARBOR 1616 ' SIXTEEN PAGES FIVE CENTS NUMBER 25
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By T. N. ("BRICK") GAINES
It ha8 been a long time alnce
I've mentioned cata In thbi dept.,
and I wouldn't now except for a
eort of Coe.ls to NewcaaUe buai-
neu Involving Doc Parker, the
bat cat'n ~OI' hospital operatdr,
for my money, anywhere.
Doc la going to became a proud
owner of a Gaine• Cat whJch, al-
though not like . owning a Galna-
borough painting, le still some-·
thing better than being the pos-
11euor of a plain a11ey variety,
mebbe.
He stuck tils neck QUl the other
day while we were on topic,, felinP
and I mentioned that our female
Sla.tneae had been out on dale!
when •he shouldn't ha.ve been,
and that there were four little
bundlea on the doontep. half Sta-
meu and half Costa Mesa Back
Fence atraln.
Doc wanta to do some experi-
menting in seeing how tOng it'll
take for the Siamese breed to be-
come pure again In such a half-
breed, ao he said he'd ·at last like
to become the owner of a .Gaines
cat. One of these days we'll put a
rtbbon around the lucky female's
neck, buat a bottle of champagne
over her behind and trundle' her
up to the Ca.f'n Dog Hospital tor
her no doubt tntereatlng and fruit-
ful ruture!
SOME VERY
moUGHTFUL GUYS
Some of the Female F\shermen
have been saying nice things
about B\11 Charlton and Kenny
Farniworth. the guy11 who run the
Apache, a mighty tine charter
boat.
The F emale Ftehcrmen wer~
heading back to the Pavilion land-
ing the other day when they saw
a couple or young sailor lassies
suddenly get ln dletreaa. Not ex-
a.ctly a May Day event, but some-
thing . that could've l>eert !lerlous.
These two sprout.a had ea.llN:I Ir---._;· .--u .,. o1snaJ lllflt'1JOle In
the bay and the rope at the top
ot their mut became fouled. ~o
one of the gals had climbed the
pole and just had treed it when
thE." Apache rumbled by. And.
right at that time the little sail-
boat took off in the hearty wind
with the other tittle gal at the
tiller, and she dldn•t know any-
thing about tillers or saJls or
boats. And the other gal was atop
the pole.
So the Apache altered Its
couraf", took the stranded aallor-
ette oft her perch and started a
chase ot the almoat-ptlotleM boat.
The gaJ at the helm always did
the wrong thing at the wrong
time, and just as the youtf'lful
pUot was preparing to jump
aboard from . the fishing craft
ahe·d aJter, courae despite shouted
Instructions. and make another
chaae necessary.
Thi& went on tor some minutes,
until the little gal on the charter
boat !lnally gave up and with a
to-heck-with-it shrug, dived over-
board, nice clothing and all, and
swam l£> the rescue ot her sa.11-
boat!
All of which Rpe&ks mighty
nice, ta my mind. tor the tho ught-
fulnese ot our local boat operat-
on !
HAVE YOU BEEN
TO THE FAIR!
A.a lhis is being written, Or-
ange County's FaJr ta getting un-
der wa.y where the Sa.nta Ana
Army Air Bue wu located not
so k>ng ago. And It hu been this
dept'!I privilege to watch the dam
( Conttnued oa Pace %")
Dispute Rages
Over Proposed
C.M. Cemetery
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Orders to proceed at once wlth .. -----------------------------
plans and S'pf!'Cl!lcat.lon for a 7~
bed hospital were given by dJrect-
oni ot the propoeed Hoag Mem-
orial Hmpltal, PrMbyterl&11 at
their meeting Friday night. \. o.
Instructlon.s to lhe building }. i
Commltt~ ~uest that the h09-\ \
pltal be deaigned \ 80 that addlt-e t?
lonal nunlng .units may be added
~onomlcally from the atandpolnt "t:
both or const ruction &hd operation. I \
A ccording io John Murdy, Jr.
Chalnna.n O( the Board, Who g&Vt!
out the statement. the H(Wlpltal
Committee now has on han4 auf·
ncl"ent funds to build and equip
the 75-bed Institution but may
need another $100,000 tor an extra
~ 15 bede. Co8t or tthe projected
GUNSHOT VICT.IM Wal&.tir L Inter. ,l, of Paladee& is llllown u he " ... about-to be Jfted Into pltal building, lly equipped,
ambulance bound for · St. .Jowph'il hospital. Winter woultded hlmH.lf In the li•ht thl-Ml' day "".ftb will be about 1 ~lOO,OOO. Thia "!;!1;;::;,; 8 •'" figure I• baaed on ecent hoepltal :-__.
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.a .!2 rt~. ~ult of an M."<'lclPnt ;..board a chart~r bOat off Ne,wport.. Police officer Jo r J..anon bids . and present tlmalee.
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..... E .. ySJoAl• downvdeot•ll•T•fElncRld•ns' t, neafr eo..AVI Guao"1.Rdock, SB&JE-WER BlOPTer~PhDotos) :f~~,~~:~~f1'J:;.~n~~~~~ " I 'I ·. • '··.;, 4
. adequate funds fo~ planting a.net .,t ir .. '/-.."
By LANDSLIDE .. 13 To 1 MAJORI~.' ;~:~f~~:.arrl3!:;~i:~i~ =~~~:;2~~.=:~;M:; ~:~~=
cation and lnataljlilon ot public heavy bl&ck Uae,. tale propoMd tooc-wtde aaarxatlo. atrtp extend-
' I . (Co•tltt on P• .. e I) nlDI' propN'tJ' to the \\-eet dty Um.It• f)ll tlM!I IO"'e ,1etL No. 1 Is
utllltlea. t Ins from I.be dt:J' co~ton )'ard. uPi'er rt.pt, und the Bftn-
Costa ~tesa voters wisely appFdved the 1850.000 bond Issue TuE."sday authorlz:lng inetall•Uon of an l the d
et.bora•-sanitation system. An overwhtlming marvtn of 13 t o 1 favt>red the sewers. the vo tel bea~g 130< u c .1 ly MtW..,.., plant tMt wtll be lnd~l in. the t"..U.Uoo: So. ~ • ! l• the city reeen"'Olr. &lAo lnclucted. ud N'o. s , th &rM. ePclOSl'd.
to 105. Only 2 t o 1 vote was necessary lo carry the election. ' rge 0 nc1 Jn the double dotted u-. •• ttwo ~-.. i-opertJ that \1\-""M an-
. Voters went to Ulree consoll-, nexed to tlM!I dty Moa4ay. nlsht alter ohu.na.nce th~ icecoad
dated precincts voting at Coste tb be in January. 1961, directors part, being in sanlta~n dl1trlct . l'Nodlnf:.
!:.~sac.A~nM~.':."'::;.~~~:n ."~.'.':'~ ~f~ ';r;;'~",~ •• ~~ :~:~g.::;~; sl"..\pprox;mately 30 mr j •• or pipe· to Prot t and STRIP ANN' EX TIO school votera cast 267 In favor a l year and mean upenditure of llne will be laid In 1336flh ac~ of ~ . 1 with 40 aga.ln1t. Harper school a~out J350.000 In labor. directors the sanitary district , •fCOr<llng to K. ' ~:.~· ::.v: :i~: !~.t~~~;n:~8 ·~~ ·::~:~. call for the ... i~ 4!.!: ~· Owen, "'"'"'"f1 "', the .• ee . B"4R. "' ING' I
favor ~:~rt3!ra~!!:~cUon ~~~t.stoa:e o~ ~ue:8!~~! ap~:xl~=~=~ 0!~is;!n:e7n • ~I~ by*?•
Sale of bonds and start of lht> county-wide sanllatton program the most densely pcop1edl part of ; Newport HarbGr dent• from .
construction program is exPf'cted o which the san1lary. district Is a COl!la Mesa. • •• all -ol the , a · -'tlon _.... · Propob.l ,t.o annex a one-foot wide 11hpeetring st ' . · I ; "-=-9Ubmltted dty oouacll ttie B&nntnr state to the city ot Newpc)k. Beach
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announced by Emergency Ordi_,nance to. ·Prohibit Diving ,, : ;J,d&,,,cl.:::,y .:f°:,i :~~Jj_ =~=~·1::0forM~=~.;l~t~t. 7ib1!~:ne;1:! ~~~=: 1
From Public Bri~ges Ge. ts Council . Appro_ ral · 1 ~: ~~~.~. 1 t::-p~~ :n~;:~~ ;:~~~ :;.!~::· "~~~ .. s.~ •• Propooal .I 9 J_ ~'!6 weet between 16th and 16th Clty1Atty. Ha.rtf Blodgett. who
Swlmmen1 will soon be prohibitied from jumping otf of public brldgee Sl Newport arrbor. the ~ l@'m. . 1 I atreete to the city reservoir at 11ubmif.i.ed the prppoe&l. said that
result or an emergency ordnance ordered drawn up by the city council Monday nig-ht. r,tayor Les I Al Doeaburc, iw. Ocean Monrovia elreet. It goee complete-only Property o..wiera tn the ont"-
Isbell agre~d that "the !lituatlon is serious" after he$riJ'lg a protest letter from L. HarUey Smith, 204 F'.ront. Newport, repreee•tlnl" Jy around the reservoir and con-foot ~rip c.e.n ffflcially protest
Grand Canal Balboa Island. I I the ne""' Oor.VI Fr:q t and BMch tlnues to the ·edge of t1'le.Jract the '1'i"neX.aUon ~t the hearing.
' . ! Protective ~ a and tile owned by Hancock Banning, run-Ban~g own.a ':'}Mt of the land
Smith mentioned the general<! ~I OentraJ N~·port "!lmprolo-mnent nl.ng north &Jone-the tract tO 19th and hf! tavora ~annexation. A
Situation and cited la.st Friday'1' it 1handles t..he heavy ferry traffic., w 70 ~ nd . A..ociatlon, made ~ pl'e9enta-street where it tums west parallel· few other perto have prop@rty
accident ia ' which a 14-year-old On other matter,. brought up oman OU tlon of tllle pettttob plus & nap to the street antt contlnuea to the ln the, il.rea betw n lflth and 16th
youth was hurt diving off the ~~:io~~unctl tOok the following r I ·,· •h<m1ns In red wrt' re the alp-Santa Ana rtver bed. street• I
Little Ieland bridge and hitting his '1"' D d A : en II~. ~re ... no com-Then the one.foot strip turns Th~ [huge area 1.nc1oaed by the
head on the bottom~.d Police ·1Cap· I o ,_K. A-.ment ea '1n pt.. 1• : meat from either aud.Jence south along the river to the New-sl\~ring strip. believed to be
t.here wu no ordln ce prohibit-Cl). Apprpv'ed the assessment I ~docamen.L the plant and on down to the nexed to Newpo 1Beach a nd will
tain Walt Dyson t l counc1 men .r ·• • W or the coun apoa the port sewage plant, goes all around arouni 1000 a.crej, will not be an-
ing lhe action so police were diagram · far U\e construction of A heart attack causeJ the death I Councilmen ,~ uked not to Coast Highway where it tuma Wt remal '. uninco rated. te. rrttory.
I sidewalki"' and curbs on ocean 1 power ess. or Mrs. Sarah Falt. 70, or 216'11 sw1endrir ••• de and joins: .the etty llmJts: at Sum-Bann! g le ca~I · out 011 opcra-frbnt between 30th and 36th J ~ 1 !." ~ A proposal to w iden the 100 , 1 22nd St., Newport Bejc h. tpund •"hip of the mlt St:, the extreme weaterly end tlorui in this I and would be
A Balboa streets. There w ere no objections ;
t •-and one check had already been · block of ga.te avenue, dead In her apartmen Moriday ,~ v:.Jue. of ,pl"Operty ftxed LD of the town. una~I 1to do 80 If II the land werP
able parklng on both sides ot the received before-ute-.'l. assessment ed. · tbeee prntecb!d f' tbf!' age plant. a.lrady o,wned by the the oidlriance pr lblUng oil drlll-
Island, from 24 to 32 tee "'" en-night. the coroner 's office report-,C01t9kleratfoa of I proxlmtty to Both the raervoi.r &11d the sew-ann , , lo the city because of
strect was submitted to city fath-•i:wroval. . Death is beUeved to tih.ve ~cur-petition read, "an. aucb value. city, will be Included in the an--1ng. ) • · (
ers who deferred the matter for ~2). Adopted the ordinance an· red Saturday night. according to J woukl be eeriou&I damAced bJ
further study. A petition with 18 nexing Into the city two parcei. the c;.oroners· report. lffer body ~ altertns Cbe. •ta
signatures 1taled that the prop-of Irvine land., one at Bayside wu found lying on a day bed by '\ PBO'IT.CT ST ·QUO
erty ownen on Agate .avenue Drive and Marine Avenue, and the police who were uked to lnveetl-I Tiie t.:ltJ' w..• ked t.o pro-
would pay $1 .04 per front foot to se~nd at Coa.at Hwy. &nd ,MM:-gate by the S. M. Geyer•. owner t:ect Ute • ._U.hu q l• w. re-
raise the material cost. They re-Afthu,r Blvd. . ot: the apartment,' wh~ had la11t sanl oaUI aacll tn tbe tu-
quested the clty stand the labor ~3). Had the hearing and tint seen her Saturday. \ I ; tul'le.. .,,tle1I evola of uae .of
and demolition coete. City En· re,.ding on the gcdlnance propos· The Baltz mort.ua~. eoron• propertY lld7 J' Rea •
gineer Bert Webb aa.J.d be thought lnt annexation to the city '.of • del Mar, 111 in charge ot tuaenl el&np.l,, ~
the .treet eb.ould ·be '#idened u (Coattatlld oa Pap I) arrangement.a. I I ~ Tiie petttto. ~deets-4 by
.,... .. • .• -, >" ... V' > ~memben of the two Meod~
· -~ "1· ~1 J tlona tu.& bave oa record ;· . "' ' _;. ·--,.""f", .. op,..,.. tbo .~~ .. -
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. . 11 New Pas5enger B s
to Begin in Mesa '. .
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.Ug e 21
sa and Newport
. . Wil901l, 2210
ch will extend
eighte. Gilaon
db)' veh.ic.le in
• Vebement In th.it ;Ol>J«tlona
befbrw the board ot •OJ>ervlaono Tu-., ...... reoldent. at Coota
M:-. who· oppo9ed a pl'O'p09ed.
cemetuy by the Hubor RMt I
Cemo.tory A-. on IO ocreo a\ tbe
90Ulh.,,.est. corner ot Barbot' Bl"fd..
and Glaler Rd. The plannl•& coat·
-had YOted 8 to 2 qalut auch .an eve:nt
flcl.,Uy opened
-euttlng OI!~· •
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·-1>JlllllC1U1b, -olljoctlono -the OOIDeierJ' ... In 1114!
palll at tuturi ~ "' Bute
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ftlap••t ...... of llattJot'
-He -de'9!1 lll9t -..._,t ....us ... :Jrla",... t ~ ,....t;;.... ~
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. RATE WILL BE
ONE Of LOWEST
IN CALIFORNIA
A proposed 19-cent reduc-
tion in the city tax rate from
$1 .30 to $1.11 for the coming
year, was announced t h i s
week by Mayor L. L. Isbell.
The new figure would give
Newport Beach one of the
lowest tax rates in the State
of California. The rate will
be presented to the council
for adoption at the next
council meeting. Aug. 28 .
It wae the third reduction In
the Jut three yf'ara. In ' 1948-49
the r.lte d ropped to $l.37 t;rom
$1 .60; In JIM9-:>0 It was reduced
to $1.30; and now It will ~ 11 .11.
This rate ls for the portlon ot
the city out.JJide of any municipal
Improvement district and Includes
Balboa. Corona df'I Mar and part
of Ne'<A-'porL Balboa Ia.land which
Is in Improvement district No. 3 ,
had a 20-cent reduction from $1.40
to $1.20. The other part of New-
port, ln district No. 2. went from
11.35 lo $1 .16. Harbor Isle rate
was reduced from $1 .09 to S .91.
Reduc tions came in i:-ener&I city
government from $ .85 lo $ .76
because or all-ov('r economy and
because of a $4 0,000 surplus from
last year. Advert ising wu re-
duced, from $ .08 to $ .04. Ml•
cellaneoua cU..y bonds at a I .01
. (dontlnued on P•se !)
Draft Quota
For September
Jumps to 208 ·
State Selective Service head-
qua.rters this week releued a n"'"'
order for dra.ft boards to deliver
10.071 additional men tor pre-in·
ducllon e.xa..mlnation& du r 1 n g
S eptember.
Orange county boards. which
deliver ed 186 men for physicals In
t..he first call, hu a quota of 208 In
thle second order .
CoL ~neth Kett.ch. at.ate ~
lectlve .tr.vice m'ttttor. Mid tho~
pu.sjng the pre-Induction phyatcal
exami.natlonl'! will be added to t..he
pool of men avaJlablf' for filling
Californla "l!J quota of 2949 draftee s
to be de1ivered to the Army ln
October.
· The first pre-induction physical&
\Yere scheduled to be held from
Aug. 7 through Aug . 29. The sec-
o nd call men will take physictls
from Aug. 30 through Sept. 22 .
From the 9000 men laking physi-
cals this m onth. 2968 w1ll ~ dra.ft.-
ed into service in September.
Keltch sa.td the nation-wide
total ta be drafted d uring October
ls 50,000. The same number wtll
be inducted next month. Califor-
nia's share Is 2968 for September
and 2949 for October.
Oil to be Subject
of Special Meeting
All Wf:lt Ne\\·port tt:t1ldienta
att ln\•lted to atte nd a special
met"ttnc or thr We&t Ne\\·port
Improvement As"6clatkm 8Ched-
ukd for tbe C'ity hall. 8 p.m..
Frt<''l)'. AUJUAt· %~.. at "'hlch
the ne-"' oil situation \\ill ~ di ...
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E. E. Pylf' of BaJbo&. repre-
~ntatlw of thi" .Jerpna Oii Co.
no"· drtlllnr the ,,·ell iacro•s the
hl(h"1lf from $6th SI., wtJJ be
on t..ad to ua\\·er an7 quest-
ions ttp.nllnl{ the oil a.ad thr
commUftlt1 leM8 800ll to be ptt-
parnd. He WIO t<tU the comp&ny's
p'.'lm end oulUM the usual pro-
cedures In the k'a.e t+ltuatlon.
~ B.1 _~ m --11t., l'l'_.t a.el( ..... • de( dtltt..-n.ts 8t&tt:
ClleP"h .,.,.. -.Lea'· ... ~. -...i.-·-
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OPPtdAL PAPER 01" TIO: CITY OJ" NEWPOltt. :BIU.CB
! 8tlB8Cllllft'ION BATE8:
----BALBOA ~ •"'7 Tbandl\I'
la °"-COU'7, e1M per ,-r; ..... Ills -· <•1.16 tllree
-l!Ol !Also --U... ~BALBOA NJ:Wll..TDRS ' -~l Outolde tile eomdJ -per .,.e.
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• ~~•,el CrOwclt.-.: Dk~ ages ~ •I il·-.lllWo_Q, : , -:._ "IOoet~= ..... -() ,
Wld!o Ill ,...... -~.,..i· --....... , .. ~. • ;; . • -_jl<ioilluo ~rty -U>t.t • ,.. .. -~ -1-~----'ould be cr.:t.d ~. lf, d·~;&JS • ftll; -ra~ring QUler fw.
1 : ... n1•1• la• 1 •.., • tlOln S.bw Bl
t:Mlli ~ trl1 , anl. . Owner • . 111!-~ ,.::: , .~.\lie nve:-y H al80 •t ed the preoent prcwram.. na-Mlec:Uorl WM .an• owner Of the la.t'd u getUng •·a
· ~laY~~Varp. ~uon-~:,,to Q>e detriment. of ~-!amed ·..,... Who -_ _.., hlo _ -· ¥e ueerted that -llle •:joldi"eo. ou..n wese ,_ It .... lllch-~-· hlgh-prof-.......... W'Mt~ repr11•ta~ tr ent t a small ceme--
...,.,f4lf ~---20( ll.IJdU uC' tery •t the ape of his neigh-W~i ''fll"il)m>.o~.0. ~--I a pl1vaie i deal for profit,
bUuty'6utJloittt. • _ • ' I not a peat pu Uc development "l\le ,Slrlo, .. pro•n~. H ON fo'*e benefit ~all."
ann ~Coup.ty commuftn.leai pa.rad· ~d planner ~ Eva~ Ter-
ed befON tJ1:e Ju'd,w in altemoon rell told the ~nt.tora the· 80
cfrUMI and bathinl' Ml.It.I Whtie • ac,.U: wd not aµtnclent for tut-
1"11111ric of nearly 1000 watehed. ure tjeeda and that It wu "poor-
' llolrl"lf an --.., a •l,yla ly loCated" for .j cemetery,
abow and nower I.bow' were pre-R.:t. Bart.tne.I Coat.a Mesa real
Mnted -tty Jane Srtc ot Laguna 8*ta. ·man, -.Id khe county ordtn·
anee equJ.rea 4.0 t.cru for a ceme.
D6ep g ' ''itt .,.... 4 teryf'' · d that th.t p1'88er'lt propoe-
.... ,..,._ -~--t &I la for twtee \hat acruce. He ,.,.,_..,.--.---v-dent tbe obj • cl&Jme that
I' .... Ule Gil •--the property/" d block future ~~ .... .._ ... UfVd.I subd.1'1aJ.orw or d be a traf-
t ... ftNt. p.. M •I tW ..Sa ,,._ ...i... __ _, ~ -, """' .....nJ. Tb are few re.sl--.--•f/11. : • fw' 1,.._ and dencu ln the a be pointed out ~ w.t flo • ., ....... Oouftty . ' .
-.. 1us• dl8plq of -OOWI• c al I .tr• _,, ...-ura1 ""'°u""': -••t1 Na~ ·w.. --to tbe NaUooal .---ON11ae -at -•mardlno to Maat Ma'nllmy . ~ ~: ., .
SllOVW OONTINtJ;E PROGRESS ··,~~rt Beach is a ~ater city this month by nearly
tbiity ·acres. It is a greater city this year by approximate·
tY ·oJ!e: and one-half million dollal'B. Our city is a greater
BAI.BOA 181.AND!I! 8111BUY iNos..ur lo.a oover gtrl ap1;,. Th<> -Soipl<-
an's ~ Com.-,nloll,. out aext week, will 1por t Shlrie)"" color picture on the
pictured holdlns her three recent: oovers. Left, the April Ladles' Home loumal wlltlcll
an "Undi&Coveftd. Amerlcae Beauty"; cNlt.-:r, bf> r late8t a1loc."'A!4; and rJrh•· the I H ._ue ol
Pa.nlde, a weekly map.ztne dJstrlbuttHI In blc daily D~"8p&peni., Tht'I portrait. Wl!N qtade by HllJl
Meeh.llq,. a lActm& pbOtoSftpher. <i>reu Photo)
,for an eldlibft of the attnoUona of r tlat event, and fourth.-•m to Next .. Ml'lll IMM!Uol' •f the
the Tournament of·RoNil at Pua-Oe~ Nfiwpoit· ~t
den.a, Loe Angela County'• ex-A~•"°ll M Wm-.-for Mon-
hSbil, whJcb ihowed a mlnl&t.ure .-Y at 8 p.llL tnl Ute M008e ball,·
city .jn R"Pulation by some 2,200 aouls. .
~ Jifon> important though, but entirely complunentary MILESTONES
ID ill ·above, is the fact that we are a greater city by
many. Dilles of paved street., several dozen street lights,
two _city parks abuilding, and the best municipal corpora-m::!E--To M•. and Mni.
tlon ~ In the county. . Robut Moo•e. 482 Abbey Way. -Wt have made progress. We have shown a good city eo.ta Meaa, In lit. 3oeeph hoo-
bal~-aheet by the fact that die City Council baa tenta-pita!, Aug. 6, ~-. • d&uchter,
tively Wted to cut the municipal ·tax rate from $0.85 per 1 ~~~To Mr. and M ...
h1111dMd ID $0.75. In addition, another 9 cents wa's lopped Robert w. Thatcher, 230 Palmer
off ~:f apeclal levies. With "this , we will argue. · St., Coeta Kesa, Irr St. Joseph hoe-h uld · ed th tt pltal, Aug. 6, 1960, a daughter, 7 We believe .that we s o have contmu e pa ern Iba., 4 oz.
of progress and made 'several great strides in the improve-ARMSTRONG -To M•. and
ment_ of our town with that dime that was lopped off of ary chapel In Colda Meea to• Ja.•-We.stmln.ster Ave., Costa. Mesa, ln the· general tax rate of the city. St. Joeeph hoepltal, Aug. 9. 1950,
The dime that was lopped off of city tax levies, could a son, 9 lbs., 4 oz.
bavt, Gd ahould have .gone into a special fund to provide MILLER-To M•. and Mn.. Pete Miller, 368 E. Cost.a Meaa Ave .. for ·capital improvement. We could over a few yea.rs, have CMta Mesa, in Santa Ana com-
acqu.iq>d the Corona de! Mar -China Cove Beach if th~ munlty hoepital, Aug. 8, 1950, a
city ·cQUDCll really wants it and If the people of the area 00~,,9..~~R9 ''°T:'· M•. and M••-
a.s a ·whole want it as a public beach.. With that dime we Arthur s. snyda., 20 Ogle st.,
could have cleaned up and beautified that desolate patch. of Costa H eu, In SL Joseph hoepltal.
sand marring the beautiful civic center site at the rear o Aug. 9· t 95o. -. son, 6 Ibo., 3 oz. BERRY-T o Mr. and Mra. Mel,
the ~ty hall. wood Berry, 121 Via VenezJe., New,
lb a capital improvement, and development fund we· port Beach. in st. Joseph hospital,
~~ create the money to provide for an engineering plan :~~ 14• 1950· a. daughter, 9 lba.,
and auj-vey of the Newport Beach improvement proposed KNowi.Es---'-To Mr. and Mn.
bf ·Otean Front property owrier. They suggest the develop-Cecil Knowles. 708 w. 20th St.,
th f f h H Costa Mesa, In Santa Ana Com-~~·>~~ another channe} on ... e beach ront rom t e ar7 munlty hoapttaJ, Aug. 15, 1950, a l;ioi''.-di.tW to somewhere In the &reebetwe.!n the pier '1uld eon: A lllO,' r<~'Os."-~ · •
11ltll ·street. This plan would actually give the Ocean Front HAR.MON-To Mr. and Mn. . . . Jesse Harmon, 227 20th St., Coela property owners the w~ter front property they have patd Mesa, In Santa Ana Coinmunity
taxes On for yeal'8. It would provide a va.st addition to hoepltal, Aug-. 16, 1960, a '30n, 8
oiv stillwater surface area in the bay and provide moorings lbs., ta oz. . . GEIER-To Mr and Mn Ber, fur .many boats. And at the same time we would not nar<i Geier. 423 Fi°"t'•• st., ·Costa
looae ·one square foot of Ocean Beach, as sand pumped Mesa,_ in SL Joseph hoepltal, Aug. :from ·the channel-to-be would be deposited seaward to !5, lllM, a daughter, 6 Ibo., 10 oz. • , _ -. . PEW-To Mr. and Mn. Cecl1 ore&.i,. new beach. Thts 18 the way our famed Balboa Pew, 428 NardDUll Ave .. Corona
~~· was created and fortified when the harbor was !e~g.M;;· 1J;50~~ ~=~e:°:P:~'.:
v.&~· • 11 oz.
: , ; ~dents of the Ocean Front area have signified their OBITUAJUES
~ ID pay their share of the improvement. This !).LSON, Alex. P-away
Iii t..iii progress thm mo•ning at the Ol"&nge
.._ · · . . . . . . County Hoapttal. Age 90· yura. ·'"Jt should again, in line wtth the muruc1pal improve-A native of New York State. He
menb We have made and are making, reaffirm our desire leaves hla widow, Luella Olson of
tb diV~o:P and control our own beaches and waterways. Costa Meaa, and a daughter, Mlss ._ .• . . . . . . Helen Harle Olson of Glendale. ·, ~111'\Y foot of beach that passes from our iunadiction M•. Oleon had resided in the
la, tiir.19 forever. We can acquire beaches and bay front Harbo• area for the put 28
~w.+·v ·from private owners but when the State of Cali-yea,.., h,. home being at al3 .r,,-~v .. ' , . . . We.st 19th 1treet. He I.a a re, i~ '?r County of Orange gains one whit _of auperv1s1on tired mtner. Fune~al aervices
or.'~nhip, that ownership and supervision is forever wtll be held S•turday -at 2;00
·;:..,~ 1to 'fhe City of Newport -Beach. P. m. from the Grauel Chapel,
, '!.. · iti.ft.. · Costa Meaa., with tbe Rev Chu " • • . ___ must constantly guard against the ssumption of Hand otticlatins. Inu....,,,.-nt fol:
·: '.9!1r·:~gatives by the County, State and Nation. W ::'.,."1ng •t Melroee Abbey Colwn-
-!>Pe .. ~ore us the battle of the whole state against the lum.
' ~ of the Tidelands which the State bas ~nsijlered its owii aiid has in instances deeded to city and counties, in
: hd ~ the City of Newport Beach. We must protect our
~ heritaP, and stew&l'dship of our city. together wfih our
: cooataiit vigilance to bring about proJl'lr impro~nient by.-
,.. .realO"able means. • • • t New Panenger
• (C '? ,. rn-...... ll
Hoag Hospital
(C-U.-,_, ,..... 'I)
Lonc Wal':'"&"
Diving Ordinance
(Oonllnaed trom Pase t)
•trip or Banning p't'Operty eouth of
Coaat Hwy. between W . :Balboa
Blvd. and 67th St. in Weat New·
port. There were no objections.
(4.). Approved plans and speci,
flcatJon.s for paving the city corp-
oration yard and authorizell the
city engineer to call, for bids t o be
opened Aug. 28.
(5). Approved a. request by City
Engineer Webb to Include 1.5lh St.
b€tween -Bay Ave. and Ba lboa
Blvd. In the system of major city
streets to make It eligible for the
use of gas tax tn Its repair.
( 6): Accepted! a new relluced
premium rate for the city liabil-
ity inBuran.ce policy or $1200 from
W. 0 . Buc k.
(7). Approved a recomml'nJa,
Uon from the city engineer that he
be given more control OVE:'r tht!
construction of private bulkheads
Including .standard specifications
and having the length anll date
placed stamped. on all pile&.
18). Renewed the contract with
the Laguna Beach County Water
District for use of the main linP.
Detween Victoria Ave.. Coste
.Mesa, and Marine A v~. on stipu-
lation that all )Yater be pro~ly
a erated and chlfrinated.
(9). Awarded the contract for
two •teel buildl.Qp to be built al
the dlspo.sa.l a'rea 'to Nigg Engi-
neering Corp~. Povina. The 120·
foot structure will coat S3.750 and
the 40 by 140 foot building, $7.660
or an $.11 ,230 total.
( 10). Granted Elecirical Inspec-
tor A. B. Whitson fiv@ days '-eave
to attend an Inspector 's convt•n-
tlon in San Jose. ·
REGINAL.& MARGESSfJ"S
R eginal E . Marge880n, 86, 2050
Maple St .. Costa Mesa. ,d ied Sun·
day in Orange County Hospital
following an extended illneBB.
A natl've of Suffolk County
England; the dfi;Ceased had lived
In the harbor area for the past
18 years. He was a re tired ranch · ••• He Is .survived by a nepti1>w
David Marges.son o! Landon. Eng·
land.
The deceaaed was a member o!
the Ma.sonic Lodge of Calgary.
Canada, a.nd of Al Azhar Ten1ple,
AAONMS, Calgary.
Funeral services were held Wed-
nesday at 2 p1 m.. In Gra ue l Mor -
tuary Chapel,· Costa . MeM.~ with
Rev.• Dwishl kinma.n officiating.
Interment waa Jn Fa.irhaven ceme,
tel')'.
'Coar&:-' 8t., N-i..-_ tJo&t •uch u appea.n In the NeW -·~r-:-y • D "lmpiirtant ...... _. will bt-•r • •Y t>U\*·'· dl9cm1ei.• ~ prr1hlent Ed
T. """'7, "aad m,..... •bould
.. ·-· I . -.. ~ CalUs Named
1 N.te were completely taken ott
T Head-'Ch t . the llst and pneral tlty bond9
ledleeJWr8t)hg
-• 11par111t7 1'J nan -0 J ltr1 were reduced from '$ .20 to S .lfi j ..-~ bee.-two old bond ,_, .. were ' DAN'S BARU:R SBOP PreparaUom ~w Ille ·l&un~' paid all In tlM9 lnclu4lnc a UOO.-
of the local driw for the Newpon I 000 tame ftoom 1119 1or harbor
Harbor Com.munJty Chell wen tmprovementa. ,
made th1a week wben newty elect-I Weme•• a.me :::::::;::::::::::::~======
"-~Bids. .,.,.. .... .... a.n ••
ed directors o! the Che.at and their Rem&tntnr the ume on the i"
fellow carry-over directors ·ttom item.bed city tax rate wtll be; '
last year met. at Norton's Cafe l.Jbra.ry, 5 .Oft ; Park, S .03; and Tuesd~ to elect officers for the Employea' Retirement Fund,$ .10. coml~f year. Mayor 11bell explained '(J t re-
DR. IOBN B. ll&<lS
Oblropodin-Foot Surpoa
Hl So. Main SL
' AM Klmber!J .l-l.S49
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Ro~rt L. Calli!: waa named duction ot the advertl•ln rate pres~'d nt of the newly created would not 1euttl~ any tuturt plans
Ne rt Township Federation of tor the Chamber of Co~ rnerce
Social Ager\ciu, 8ucceuor to the ahlp otnce. He aaJd ·the S .( NLte
Com nltt Chut. Vlce·presldent would aUU allow enough f\m la !or
Is Al Jbaon. with Robert L . Ea.st-the project. However, ChiUnber '
man, , oecret .. y and Orrin w. Secretary Hay J..ancenhetnl Rid F<;>LEY SERVICE CO. Wrigh~, treasurer. that although It wouldn't fndan· Tti)evt81ua-Radlo Appllanoet
A nrw cmu:tJtution &nd by.Jaws ger the ahlp project it Would be t 8a&e. & 8en1ce
were pdopted which wt11 pi-ovl.de imposalble to run the office: pr;op-..
• bet~r framework for locaJ oper· erly with any one·thJrd tu d re-1 SSO Marlsold ~bor 1051
atiorW The aeries of by-lawa wW ductlon as it la operating on a j · Corona de.I Mar
gove the conduct of agencies bare minimum now. I '-------------'
v.:hich will be recipients of funds
raisell.
Drtve 1o Bestn
'T'he Chest drive for the year
1950 ~nd 1961 will be .kicked-off'
In mi~-September with a dlrttt
appeal \o the nation by President
Truman. ~
Directors , of the Newport Fed-1
erat!Ol) of Social ~ Agencle. are,
for three year11, Roland Wrt&ht,
Rev. Thomaa Gibson, A.I Glbaon,
Rev. Tom Pendell, and Les Stef,
fenson'. The dlrectora to .serve for
two years; John Boyd. W. F . Pow,
ers. 0, W . Wright. Mn. Harvey
SomerS, and Mra: A . V. Andrews.
Directors who will serve for onE'
year are Maurie Stanley, B . F .
Kenny, Mn. H. O. Boyvey, Mrs.
Betty Handy, Mrs. Hugh Springer
and Ben Reddick.. •
Brick Dust I
(Uontlaued rrom p._,. 1) I
t hing being born .and growing Into ,1
8 om elt h Ing spectacular. You
wouldnt' believe tt!
Untl! a. couple of days ago
everyt.lng wu quiet eKeept In the '
headquarters bUilding, Where
Managfr Bill Davt. wu qaietly
going qrazy trying to make aquare
pigs fll tnto round boolha in the
live.stock depL and a bl& dlaplay
occupy a. Uttle space In the &l'ri-~
cultural dept.
But then, all of a sudden, the
whole thing came to lire In the
durndest way you've ever aeen.
Everyone came a.t once and atart-
ed building boot.ha and arranctng
di.8pla>?' l\nd erecUng pudy at-
tracUorui unUl rolka were alm08l
walkiJ'\I' on each olhen:' bacJca on
TuesQ.a'y nJght, which wu a ,tl'IA.
hO:ur.s before the fair wu to-open.
An old-tirner sa.ld that fairs are
a_lways that way, One minUte
:?verybOOy know1 there'• nothina"
but 'ChaOl·fn larce quanUU., and
then, all of a •uddcn. ev.,.uatnc"a
ready, everyone'• all· ........ and
there you have a fine ~:to
please eYeQ"Ol'le and all tM *t·
-. are happy and u.e ..WW• .....
slt:hs>Ulb tlrM, an UN: --,
·=~plan w..-
... c1. ..... Y"" ---county fair. And. ti,..._ t8ll8 ~
advtoe., ......... ~··· ........ Me the ~ .,,.,"Gt .
-tllan7 :x.... .... ~ --°'"""_ ... _ -.,_;; to )llllldl U.,. ... ' -bfOuCbt .... ,., 1M Cl %t'W a.-. -'ni••le It,.,. .... :flaa
*uloo\.to ··-...... -.
rJ11 -'t '" -Ito --wni-· ---•u .
. ThaJ Continuous Stock Quotations ' . and Late New• Are Available at our
LAGUNA IEACH OFFICE
533 Coa1t 11...t. South L"9una 14 • Cciaiplne Brokerage Facilitia
Tram-Lqx S<c>ek Ticker
S1atinical Library liad Reading Room
Your order ro buy or· sell listed stocks, bonds or com·
modities will be executed with opecd and accuracy
over thc 'nation-wide leased priv~tc wire system. con·
necring our l6 California office$ and our New York
ollice wirh principal Eastern irading centers. Statis-
tical facilities are maintained for your convenitnce .
I •
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GI • .....,-.J r.W. liB• lr911d.,. tr.ft lxc ... •1• ........................ ........ IAN ,...NCIKO -YOU
lwe ·s;.ciGI Senices for
lewpe,t ........ Ana lnveston • . ........... ,.., •.•.
I
• 1. IUll. NIWI, E. F. Huiron & Company's
.aid.io ·progn.ni. IJrou&ht ro JOl1 in )'Ollf home
« olliCe, with a.dp of busliieb and linanciaJ
clewlopcnen.:s 1v~ ·air impomm ro every m-. "erJ ~.,. •
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_NOTES-
By
TREOpORE
ROBINS
Now tha.t the ba.rben have rala~
ed the prtce of halrcuta, the tenn
"Long Hair'' will propably have
a different meaning than refel"-
rlnC t o a ' man who is very
"IO'alght laced." Maybe the poor"
fellow juet doesn·t have the dol-
lar twenty,five. Our economy is
changing 60 completely that what
looked lUte hlJh·pricet.l n few years
ago l4 con.1monplacE> today and
maybe our tods}•'s prices are
cheap compared With what they
will be In a fe"· vears. I don't care
If pricC'!'I are high. 'just so l, have
the n1oney lo bu:y with. Low prices
are not good i! the majority d0e9,
n't have money to buy wtth.
Took in Balboa Park and the
Zoo in San Diego again Sunday.
It has been qu ite a few yeani
1ince ha ,.e been ther e and of
course most of my Ume was -spent
in rront of the monkey cages. Onf'
change I noted at the Park Was
Lhe device they have rigg.ed up t n
stop would-hr sui cide~ from jun1p-
lng off tht> tugh bridgt! span. It
did not matter su n1ueh ~fo~ the:o-'
put in t he fast free"·ay unll t!r lhi·
bridge. but when pet~J1h: 1111:11Alt-d
on jumping off and spatte ring
themselves all over the highway,
it made traffic dangerous and shp·
pery, Th~ device '1.o stop this is
a row of sharp cur\1ed spjk~li n1a k·
ing it impossible tu climb OVt<r
the edgt; without getting irq palhl
on the sharp pcinL~. Sc:t>ms a bit
inhuman but I guei:i..~ 1t is eailier to
pick them off lhe spikes lhan do
down to the roadway and scoop
them up. I 's funny how son1e
of us &N' trying to end it
all while most of us a.re killing
ourselve~ trying to stay a.live.
This Is .your Friendly Ford
Dealer telling you to keep well
and .happy and here's hoping
to be with you again ne.xt week.
Cl8.88ifled ads cost little, do much.
-Be wise-t ell people-adverUae !
~PROFESSIONAL~
~ DIRECTORY ~
Lf;:"iTER A. UE('Kt~R. 11. D. S.
DENTISTRY
17S."1 Newport Blvd., Costo 1.1'esa
Medical BJJg. Beacon 6752
50!i E . Bay Ave .. Ba.I boa
H11rbor 327-J
Harold C. Decker, D.D.S.
Oral Sure-eon
Practice
Extraction
Dlagn05ia
X,Ray
limited to--
430 -32nd St.
Ne\\'J)Ort Bead'
Harbor 2206
OPTOMETRISTS
\1• E. KOEPSF.L. 0, D.
OPTOMETRIST
Y.v1•nlng8 by Appointment
SI 14 \\'. 1''~'''port Bl\•d •
Nt!"'port Beacb
llarbor 2r;11
MORTICIAN
BAL'IZ NOBTUABY
Ledy At-clant
t
'10 COMt mp-J'
OORONA DEL MAR
DAY AND NIGHT
Phone I I.arbor U
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JNSURAN('E
Old El'lltabllshed J.rururance
Ag~TIG"
All line& written.
HOWARD \\I. Gt°:RRISH
1808 Newport Blvd., Co.ala Meu
PfIONE BEAOON ~l~l
I BE _SURE-INSURE
wttb
MA URIE ST ANLIC'I
lnaul"Ulce Only
Phone Harbor 1776
1 !!5 MariDe Ave. Balboa lalMMI .
STATE FARM
lnllUJ'IUICe Oompu ....
Lin: e Atrl'O e 1"IBfl
W. L LA.NDIS
-~£.Bay, --
-· 1611-a · .•
W. StllClrt hote
GENERAL INSURANCE
Courteom Information
UJ? Balboa Blvd.
Newport Be9ch Ph. Bar. U
EARL ' W. STANLEY ·
'Reaito.
Notafy Publir.
Pbom j Harbot . ·111• l
m -... -eaa-IMA9
' .... ~STAftO!CfJIS ,. ·w.m atJPPUEl(i' " . . ' ~ -:-~ r ••n -•111 '.BM"' IHI
•, Pi Z'Jll JWIW)' ,,..
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Hctf,lB Qf .~Learnifig '.. Call VqcatilJnirig ~College Students
-!-.. .... • ' .~ • '
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4
• " ,. • Tra..a. Cl'l•H1Wo .Ulna' an4 pWimmtnr ha•• OOCU{tled tM thne
ot aom• tlehool and collece 1tudelll.t while o~ have ~
_ ..... Nb. --wo$ .,, -·· ochool; but oh ... -_...,
to.Ward to .. pMnlber and the tOewnlq ot otudlee.
I
' ' IQ1 ~ thtl ~ 1mt•"8 •t Harbor Hi are p~g '° p
i. Qranae OoUt collep, othere on .. leelln& col~ an4 wuveNIU..
u f&r apart u WIWamette ln We..lhlnctm and Oolwnbia tn lfffl
York and aame tnt are 1UU t.rytnc to decide between two whtch •NI
eq"41 In appeal.
• '
......... ., enter COdt
frHhmen are: .Janet ~Ill, Anita
1 l..oui• 0-.e, J-Hl<ka, Plorl-.. ~--l-Purcell, --':~::: ~::::~-._ ... _.. • lbt\1'.:ilin, e.. Buah, Bard.en ..... ._, llillll.t I m· • llllllli ..._ • 1••• _, w-• ••llti..e.ta,...,,. will •aeo. ~ . ......_ rr.1. Maurine
-r--~ ........ -..~~~..J..,;.,_...._.._,~...,..-~:... ...... ;,..~~..--~~~~ .... ~~~~~~;.-~~~~~~~~~~..:..~~ Oarritll'On, Robbie I.Gu Fiero, Rob-
Stanford and Sam Fo&ekMa ll
at CaL f>ozy. Frank Jlamlilon, ~av
lng g-one .. rar u he ca rn arch·
ftectUl'al study at Stanford, will go
to Kan.au U .
'TARS FOQlJAll ES .DEPEND .ON SMALLEY ~!f3~::~;;:;~
Newport a.net lllatt will pin it.a pigskin hopes this fall on a t eam Ana. Marcia Johnstone select.e4i
'Mdlt arw:nG ttYe ,...._,. fMm ta.at yea.r'a squad. Coach Al Irwin Coast a.a did Edward Mayer,
Wiii Oe; ac:I _,..,, ell llfel a..'tley, Ieadtfl&' ecorer Jn the surwet league R~ Pridham, Luanna Alton
Mesa Adopts
School .Budget · ttm Hi coam 1-..-........ ..
'. ! ' .... 'School-to at Phys. fd. School •tin Sept. 6
Albert Irwin, footbali and .wirn-A "'°*'*" of ~ a,c..
ming oo8cb a ( Mewport HatbOr ".+taeo ---and pd"°" hlcb tclioOJ, le 'One of lSO Jtan at-ai 'M:&H powt llarbor Vnten Rtrta
t ending the. second aeasion oi the 8Cbool wu announced today by
C&lfforiila Wcirlcihop for -pliYi!Cil H~tdt~·· Shin~ Davidson.
·..S\Jeatloo ~ !i:n4" a.~ r· M~. Se:pt.. ... , .there "·IU be
co.ebes now underwa,,y on the~ •! flaeulQ' meisdn&' for all •ew
PUI ot ealitOtni& State · POl~-~n ai 9 &.. ta. '-.. sdiooJ · Ulfeferia. .._..,., Sept. 5 tllere
nJc College at San Lula Obispo. wtli be a facu.lty meetlnc for all
Irwin will reeetve a weera tn-· t:MOhets. 9 a. m.. tn the catP-
atructlon f'tom ~•tlonally t~wn terfa.
phyaical eduoetlon and atl)letic Weda_..y, Sept. 8 will mark
authorltiee !IU(h u Henry "Red'" iM beJtnnlnc of reflstratlon In
Sanders, hod football coach at the t)1liv r0om, t!I. &NUon.
UCLA, and J.aCk Wetenhauaer, -. tllell ~r Imm 9 a. m.
track coach at ·stantord trntver. to 12 noon; Jun.Ion fNm 1 p. m.
atty. . t.o. 4 p. m. Thunda.yy Sept. i,
Claaaes also. will be held in-gyn:;,.. saphomottfl will rectAter from 9
nM'tJrcl, tftNiia; • atllleUc traRdhg, a. w.. t.e 1% noaa; fl'alamen from
8qU&Pe 4anctftg, SWimmhfl" and t .. -. to t p. ra. lb U9t! !lmTle
golf. room.
Pbyaical Education theory cl.a.a-
.ea are ·Dandled by Verne i..nclreth,
chief of the bureau of health., J)hY""
steal education and recreation for
the atate department ot educatJon;
Al Arps_.. athletic coordinator at
San Fernando Hirh School, and
Dr. Carl Trieb of Occidental Col-
lege.
Charlman of the work.shop is
·w1111am Lopez. athletic &upervlsor
for the Los Angeles city School
system.
The program la sponsored by the
CaJjtomla Auoclation for Health,
Pbyalcal Education and Recrea·
Mon.
'"Put all you've got Into every Job you U cJtte. "'-Earl Bunting,
managing director of NAM, advis-
ing a student group.
1950 Newport Harbor
Hf9h Footbafl Schedule
Sf.pt. !2 ............ Rl'\·enfde (he.re)
Sept. !9 .......... ExoelAlor (there)
Oct. s .............. """""" ....... Op<o
Oct. lS ...... St. Ant}Jony (there)
Oct. 20 ....... . Sa.ota Ana (here)
Oct. 2i ............ Fullerton (there)
Nov. S .................. Orang-e (here)
Nov. 1Q. .............. Anaheim (here)
Nov. 1'1 HunHng1ion. Bch. (there)
THEFT REPORTED
Thett of three hub caps valued
.i $2+ fro"-hJ.J car parked on the
Mesa theatre lot, Coet& Meaa. lo·
day had been rej>orted to the
sheritt's oftlce by Ripley N . Bay-
lies, Los Angeleti.
BACK TO SCHOOL
11'1 Style
You'll fiCJUTe -bi99er in togs from Piper·
Johnson, where 'teens & twenties gath.,r
to select correct wear for school and
play. ··~
Jarman Shoes for Men, a later ~ddition.
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Tel. Harbor 1095
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' llo and Marlene Jacobaon. A total b\ldpt of P8a,-M6 tor lut. )'ellf' aJtd ,........,_ h9JB&ck; b Burdick, a two year lette r man operation ot the community'•
at center; Dick J0Mt1 at ll<baclc:: Bois WooCntauaie e.t taekle, and ~I"' A.nKeny aM Mona Bird elementary .chools durinir the en·
Andy Knox at end. hawrra their appUcatlona In with the suing year waa adopted by the
Practise will be•ln Sept. 1 with ... --------------U. !J. Air Force and Lura Mae-Element.ary School Dlstncr Boa.rd
4·6 varsity hopetula scheduled to Jack Smith, Bob Van DremUn. Lardtlekl ls in nune•' tralnlnr ot directors. ,
V Bob at Oakland. M'Lee Young p\ans a According to E verett Rea. turn out at 8:30 a . m. Dick enerna.n, WoodhouM.
II W t buatness career and has cteleeted school auperintendent, the b\Hl:,-et Coach l.rW1n experts the Tars to and Bl I tman. Pl•Yer• from t&e '+9 "B" squad a Los Angelu business oolleg.,, representa an lncrea8e fJl only
make a migh~y _strong bid tor-·the are: b&c.ka Bob Benbow, Romaine Donna Lee Rock Is headed tor $17,18-4 over last year although
league title this year, but sees CorbiD, Jim He.rrts, Archie Ji.or-Pu&dena City collel"e and Ethel enrollment is expected to reach
tough ·competition trom 1"ullerto11, va.t.h, Bill Schmidt, Jack Wood-Mitchell for Fullerton J .C. 2000~u ll!. Last year'• 4'nroU-
Orange and Sant& Ana. Laat. year; hu11, and Wayne Welty. Unemen : Cecilia James hu entered erect-ment w 1790, R ee aald.
Irwin fielded a smc>0th funcUor:dng Lou Abbott. Bob Eggert, Jim It.a at Oolleg'e of Education, Lewi:!-Dou e -sesslonlng will depend
eleven which ·just mWed out on Langdale, John Lan~nheim. Jim N , _ , on e dl•trlbutlon ot the new
th I h . , ... --too, JGabo and ancy '--wn at &... pupih!, Rea pointed out. I! they e eefUe c amptont:11lp. f ut •• uug Pa8ooe ; T ed l>olman. Richard H bo Jc s I i s h Id I
d t -·11_.... A. ar I" · • Y v a c m se · aTe evenly distributed throughout tec<in o r-u e1·\.on. Jt.yder, Dick Smouse, Olck Step-. ected Oregon State and Lewann all grade&, Indications are that It ReturJ')lng sQv.ad ,members trom hens and Floyd Swanson. Rollis
t h 9,8 -:. Mesaing, Fresno State. James Mc-won't be neceasary to double-e 1 • f11d squad are: backs .rulaski, back, Is "ft'om la11t year's Don Arnold, Bill Klndelli l..a.(ry ·~· ~aad. . Vay wUl attead Pkrce J .C. at session. However, if the bulk of
McM8.stiera, -Bpb Scotland, Dkk ~~ wlµt n~ J>J"!ylous exP.flri-Canora Park. the lncreMe Is in the lower1grades,
Jones, Mel Smalley and Roland 910e Include Halt'b8.ck Don South-Berkelry espec~ally the tirst , d0uble aes-
Taylor. UneBmen: Gene lloe.i=CJ, •orth' and Linemen Bob Buell. University of C&lltomla al Berk-slon.s will be necess&ry and "we
Bob But'dick:' Lee !Dmendort, Jlm a u1 Gannon, Harold Holbrook. Ted eley wOI c laim Kathleeti Leinau. won't know until after I school
Frankel., Andy· Knox, Denn.ta ?ii~.: •~uten, Jaa •~kl. Gl.!")' top ltudtnt at Harbor H I and al.so starts." Rea said. ~
Cl•llaft, Al llltmll, l\oser ~ ,,~,AAd ,.._ ~n. .,...., lhat w.,-are ~r Welsh G' rd'
and Nancy Ca~n. On the u .' 1ve Disca
C.L .A. liat are Ralph Rea. Herbert _]
McElv&ine and Donald Ketchum, I School Clothes to whl~ . Mary Hammond la unde-• , !
cl<led between U.C.L.A. and Whit-Salvation Army
Uer. lCal"P<lll e Clark hesitated be·
tween U.C. at Santa Barbara or 1'fidsumn1er Is the time mothers
San Joee. Donna Kemnitzer be-begin bo ck-to-school thourht.a a-
tweep Unl\!ersity ot Oregon or U.· bout Fall wardrobe.a tor thi? child-
C. at Berkeley. Julie Wilkins had ren. with the accompanying activ-
a hard Chotoe between Arizona., ity of sorting odt clothes and
Oregon or U .C.L .A . 'shoes stored In c loeet.8. J
U.$.C. wa11 choice of Robert With this in mind, Brlgadlor
Watla, Lucy Pinkley and Nancy Fred Ohm, manager of the 8alva-
Green. Jts University of Arlzonn tion Army 90Cial service center
tor Joan Bryan a nd Oregon U. for serving the Newport-Balboa are11..
Katherine Rabbitt. Don Cantrell i& urging mothers to remember
and J im Hitchman lltlected Wll-the Salvation Army when discard·
l.ng clothing, &hoes, and other ar-
ticles no longer needed. lamette. Lynn Livingston will head
south for R ollins University in
F1orida and T ed Trompeter tor Cal-
lforn.ia .State at San 1.Jula Obispo.
Velma Pridham wan~-ed t o go
to Whittler but has a'bcnJt l!lettled
tor Coul whi)e Nancy Pienon ls
balti1'Qlnl',, Whltt~r with 'Santa
Barbara Per'Clita Horn will &:O l Q .Pomofta.~ ,A.ftotlter one going to
A t e lephone call to Harbor
07-58 will bring a Red Shield truck
to the home or on.toe l-0 make
ptck·upa of any castoff materia.la,
he •aid. These Include, In .lddlUon
to wearing appa.l"el , fumit\i.re. ap-
pliance&. and mt&cellaneous artlc· .... .. . .
LA!l1 vtAil'!t IWOST VALUABLl!:--PLlni!i: Mel ' Sm&lloy: on
Newport Ha.rboT HlP'• football k!&ln. Is lh0\\'11 tteelvlrrs "h.b1
&\vanl from ()oacf\ Al lrwln. Smalley wlll be·back thla fell 8e&80l1
to .,.,n lead the h'::Vn from hlA h.a.llba.ck 8pot. lie was al.80
ch09en All-INl'\W Mrtha.ck In 194-9. I Press Photo)
' Cal Tf~ at Sa.ti Luia Obispo is
Brig. Ohrn emphul~ today
that rehabilitation of "the hand!·
c apped and needy through the Sal-
vation Anny 1oclal aervke cent·
er prol'T'&m Is ca11r1ed on tJJOlely
through the use of unwanted ar.
tlctea. The service center accept11
no cash dona lion&. Use of Goodwill
Rooms Offered
to Women's Clubs
Fined $150 for
Drunk Driving
Martin Charles McGee, 43, from
the botit "Hu.ky". 20th S t ., land·
Women's organizati on!'! of Or· Ing, en't.eM a plea of gunty to
ange county today were ottered drunk drtvtng In Newport City
the hospitality and facilities or i court Monday. H e was fined 11 ~0
Goodwill IndustrieA or Orange suspended 90 day!'!, court records
County. for holding their meetings sho'f.t. McQee waa arrested by
n.nd luncheons at the GoodWlfl Newport police at 11 p. m, Satur·
board roo m a.nd dining room. 417 day. w. Fourth St., Santa Ana. and Raymo':1d Vargas P"eTnandez,, 20,
combining such occasions with a ot Paaadena. tllte~ a plea ot
visit to ·the Goodwill plant a.nd guilty to drinking tn public and
&tore .,; .· was fined SlO. He waa ,arre1ted
· ; l '•.;,,J ,; ~ .:>. :,. -cY ru""1-<A Balbo&-parkl The mvfM! tlitng lai\I• t~ lOt: ~ ~...;-;....-~ ;-' . . ·~J
various womeJ\'S."''K1'9UPa by· Mrs. · ~ -..
Rany R omsby. Ed Keran will go
to cta.remant and Phy11is Lake t o
Redlands. James Kline goes t o
Uhtvet11ity dt Ch1cago on a full
sc ho le.rs hi p.
Barbara Long h1 employed at Bur-
fums and Leo_\a Funk at Harbor
HI, Pat Frahm in Los Ange les ancl
Joan Benbow at Pacific Heating
Co. Brt•.......,..
Paula Castle and Ttta Vln«nt
w1Q be bridetmaidln-r Aug. 28 for
Be-.el'ly Grace, who Wiil repeat
vows with Rtchal'li Cramer. All
three •re Unlventtty -of Oregon
sludetrtl, Paula tn tbe c lass of
"&1 , Tita 'N.
Janet GPoch ts a Sta::nford sen-
ior u t. Betty Joy Haaa, majoring
bl jotW'fMllt.m. Stewart Haas la
lull ":_,~ ~6Bf! ".teed entered
l!tanftil\l ' r-.. did Chu·
lotte Prteat.
Jim Rubel. U. C. grad, 'Plans to
enter law achool. Don Ward is
dlaa1 dt '51 at U .ll:C. and Ray
Werd .ae U.C., 151 . Al8o at tJ.C. are
hok RaMRt •nd Don Jonee, 'P;
Catbe'rln Pholl!fllx.. '50; L.uAnn
Nan Moore, ot th-e Goodwill board
of directors, and Mrs. Fem Ren-
rrow. of the administrative staft,
launch a program t o acquaint the
worn.en of Orange county with
Goodwill Jnduatrlea, its objectives
and its achievements in rehabilita-
tion and employment of the pl\yal·
cally handicapped and disabled
war veterans, it waa announced.
A number of women's organlze.-
tlons already have taken ad•anl-
age of the opportunity to tour the
Goodwill establishment, lncludlnl"
Its sheltered. work.llhopa, where
household discards are repaired
and re.tlniahed for aale in the
Goodwill store. which provides the
only source of revenue tor the
Goodwill employment program.
GetY ..
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
TaJkrr atM1 C..Uterlne A.nctrewa. '&Z
:. Jtm 1'el90n. 'SO. Vlema CUI will
·be preei&Jnt et Delt.a HOUM &ft4
Mart' 11rioftMentoe, .,..ov.te aw.t-
ent, WOJ .,.in be at. lntemattona1
Zonta Members
to Picnic at
~ree Arch Bay
August meeting of the Zonta
club of Newport Harbor will be a •
wienie bake at the Three Arel:
BLUE 1SAILS
STATION•S IN~ BALBOA
"""""' . Ann P"l'eematl 111 an AJpha Pttt
"wt ssn ntego and Connie Smtth a
81.gma Ka,p.pa. Gl.ct)'lb Kolew, Shir·
11!}' Gt!rlg, 'Susle Fow'Jer ana Ar-
mando Menaco wtll go to U .C.L.A.,
It ll Peportecl.
Maq Gurley ls Univeralty ot
Coloraao. Bob KIUefer a.li!:o trom
there , h&I been m aa.J.boa bland
Oltl aut1tmer u ate ,..a.rd. W&J'-
ren Bradford wtll be a. junior &t
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To Honor List
With rtnal plans g'ettlng under
way for beginning of the regular
tall quarter, September 13, Julla.n
A. McPhee, president of C&lifor·
ie. Slate Polytechnk College, re-
leaaed his special Pruident'• Ll&l
tor the l 9M spring qua·rl-er.
The list illclu4es atudenta alng-
led out by Preei<lent Mcff!ee for
excellence In scholastic ach.leve·
~enl. Named . from Newport
Beae'h wa! Sam Fogleman.
Bay Community Recru.Uonal cen ..
ter where memben will be guuta
ot tormer prmfdent, Mn.. Rutb.
Hummel. The picnic wtU be held
Wedn.-y, AQ&'-23,-at 7 p. m .
Ruabra.ndl a.nd pelt.I are lnVlted
to attend. and each membep la
aaked lo bring table eervl~ for
hentelt and aue-ta. ·
.... -ial """' wUl follow'. ti>•
eupper aceordlna' lo Knl. Helen
stocnon. ehalnnan of u.e evenL
---d.bemade
tl>rou&h Jl4re. Bemlce Bella. Jiu.
bor U; Mq. Bkr oM 8eM, li&rbor
MO er Jlre. Sdltli Kull. Harbor
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W'htttier; Kathy Rabbitt (cent.e r ) '4111 f'ntf'r llnJ,·ersity of Orecon
..,.. .loe N-1 (ri(tat) ceuld not be ooetactf'd for hhli Ot><.·~Mon.
1'be tkrfoe ~ l'f'IMIU&ted thlA ~ fmm Harbor Ill
TRY OTllEI< FILAMENT BASS A TTllACTS
Odd• are tha.t both filaments of
a headlight bulb have not burned
out al the same time, reports the
National Antomobile Club. Rather
than drive with only one light.
aw:ltch to the bea.rp which provlde.s
that both la.mps will operate.
Baas tl1hermen .at Salt Spring~
Valley Reservoir, 'talaveras Coun-
ty. are reported tJy National Aulo·
mobile Club u ta.king son1e nicP
limits or bass. Fieh are small.
:.A.'ith lh.e la.rgeat weighing nbout
one pound.
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Pi'ograrn for · , en Desc~ibed ~
The p hysical edupatlon program for men at Orange Coast Collrgr
emphasips three upecta. namely, (1) the Ins tructional program.
t 2) the Intramural program, C 3> . and, the jntercolleglate; athletic
program.
The in8tructional program ln-
•lude.s both indivldua.I and team
:;ports. and co-rdueatlonal actlvl-
l1 cs. \vllh particular stre&!I o n
thnse \\'hirh have "' great de1tl of
l-Mrry-ovrr value. The activities In
,•;hirh 14tudrnt, have the opportu-
nity t o participate are touc;h root-
h.i 11. baskctba.11, !!Oft ball. handball.
\'Oilcy ball. badminton. golf, tennis,
\V rrstilng. box.ing and co-educa-
lit•nR I rtancing.
1\lt hQugh t.h('se activities are
, 'ln1mon lo many phy11ica l educ&· '""I pro~rams, there Is a unique
rr·aturc about their arrangement
al Orange _Coast College. Each
i;c1nester is divided into three slx-
\\'eek periods with a different a.c-
t ivity being offered each period.
A plan of this type provides great-
IOllUCIAllDCQ
er student opportunity to discover
new interests end outlet.I\ lhRn thr-
traditlonal type in which stuctr-ntR
are retained for a lonG"er JWriod of
time ln a limited number. of ac-
tivities.
latramural Pros:rain
The intramural program IR an
outgrowth of the instructifJn 't.I
program. Its purpose h1 to provide
for those who de11ir{' and need
competition , but who, for variouR
reawna, &re unable to play on
v&rslty tea.ms the opportunity to
participate in a competitive ath-
letic program. All-star teams arc
selected from the gym classes and
a schedule is arrangC'd which of-
fers maxin1um play time. In-
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tbe" mem.,.... « ~Ip lllllt-'-~ =~ ~~t·~:~~~ .. ~19So FQ.0'9 LL SCHEDULE • tn toUch f60t.ball, .,. fl qait. soft-. , "'
b&U. volleyb&U, boxing, wreeUinr Sept. 18 r Valley -if. ~: ill untlngtoa Beach High School:
-.nd haJ'ldbe.11. , I 8 ,
The Intercollegiate· athletic pro-P· nL • ... · ·,:
gT&m hM" portlcular appeal tor Sept. 22 occ at El CIUDlno; 8 p. m.
thoae who ~ unusual' In-Sept. SO Sa.ob .. Rosa~ 0<1C; Municipal Bowl -Santa Ana;
tereata, talenta and ablJlUe.1 in 8 •
the varatty apotU. It aleo hu P· m.
strong spectator appeals for most Oct. 6 Bye
studcn~ and for the ciUzen• of Oct. 14 Fullerton at OC<l; Municipal Bowl Santa Aaa,
the community who are sport.a-
minded. · 1 • 8 P· m.
During I~ brief two-year hi•-Oct. 19 Mt. Sa.o Antonio at Orulge Co88t; Runtlngtoa
tory, o .. ngc Coa•t·s athletic Beach High School; Tbunday 8 p. m.
learns have enjoyed unusual Rue -Oct. 28 Orang_ e Coast at San Bernardino cC'ss. Those who have ~t'en cloec
to the scene. fro1n the beginning. Nov. 2 Riverside at Otange Oout; Newport Harbor
feel that continued success tn High School: Thuhiday 8 p. m.
competitive athleUcs Is a.asured. NO\'. lO 0 Co t Ch ff F'ootball, baske tball, track, base-range as at a ey
ball, wrestling, golr, tennis. swim-Nov. 17 Orange Coast at Santa Ana .
ming, a.nd salling arc major Nov. 22 B)·e •
s~~~;nc with t~e Pneral alms of • There Is the possibility of a game away on this date.
crlucatlon, Ora.nge CoMt'e phys!-•
cal education program offers WALKING AT NIGHT I SALMON FISHING IMPROVES
maximun1 educational opportun\-1 MJny pedrstrlans are k.illc<.I ·Sahnon fishing haa in1provc<l
tics by, providing a wide range of each vear while walking ai'n).l' lately along the Sacramento River
activitl~ and expi!rtences. As cir-rural ' ·hlgh\vays at night. warns in the vicinity of Hamilton City
cum.stances permit, the program the NaUonal Automobile Club. If In Glc-nn County. according to the
will grow and expand to offer you must walk along the open National Automobile Club.
even greater student development-highway at night. walk on the left
al opportunities. side facing into on•oming traffic.
wear or carry something white. or
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evl'n carry a llghtC'<i flflshlight. By 1·reM rant 11 ~ brtn2 result.Jo Everyone reads claaslflfil ads. doing so you will help keep your-
self sare.
l'~ISJDNG IMPROVES
Trout fishing has Improved a-
lo ng the Merced River In the Mar-
lpoM County area, according to
the National Automobile Club.
• you can Win a
Roy Rogers.
PONY
With Saddle, Bridle and
Martingale As Pictured
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Girls! Get your ticket. in the Girls Department.
Located on Main Floor ..
Read the Easy Contest Rules
·J. Any boy or g1rl, t through 16 ,yean of al'e, le ell(1ble.
2. ChJldren unde r 12 mu11t t>6' accompanied by their parent
ln orde r to receive a ticket.
3. Only one Ucket IH permlttf"d to each boy or girl ln thb
ORANGE COUNTY Contn t.
4. No member of a Sears emPloyeea• lmmedlate family l•
e llglble.
6. Contest s tarts at 9:30 A.1'1. Thursday, August 1'7, and
CIOlleS at 2:30 P. M . Monda)', AUg'U8t 28.
8. Winner "111 be Rlected at 2:30 P . 1'1. Monday, AU11Ut 28.
FREE!
E\·ery boy and sb'I who
I• eUgtble to e nter con·
test "111 be given a ''Roy
Kogen" Deput,y Badge
and Rider Club card
FREE. In Boys' dept.
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ORANGE COAST COLLEGE PIRATES ~ 9ef. ftw nnt pine of '50 waaon, ACheduled t or St-pt. 11
,,·Ith Valk>y J C, 8 p. m. at Hunt1D«toa Be3.eb hlsb 8Choo&. Te9m lncludeti {top photo): Front. h-ft
to rl1ht: G.,.n GalMe, Te-x Stronc. Ltroy Lemke. Ooul' Seavy, Stf"\'f" Cbanga.lla. AJ Muniz. Cliff U\·-
lnpt.o n. Back. Jert to right: Don Ooen, Don Knipp, Rod Bhlorl, On• Thrt'&tlK{ll. Claudt• (AJ.ok. Lo"·, .. r
photo, rront~ L-B: .Jack Doyle. Dick Stemen. Lro Cha.de., lla\'P Wiiford, Gary G"'y ,Da\·1• Paltf'non,
Norn' Early. Back. L-R: Don Wet.tel', F. E. Harria, La-rry WlllouKhby, Jim Ash("n, J•aul H{"man-.... ._
OCC Pl.RATES KICK Off. SEPTEMBER 15
IN '50 · CRACK AT FOOTBALL TITLE
Dropping only two contest.s on a ten-game achedull\ la.st yrar, thi:-Or<1ng'e Coa.st College 1-'lratea
v.•i\I be out this sea.son to nail down the title In the eastern division oI the southern California Junior
college conference.
Coach Ray RoMo's men at thc>®------------------------------
two·year-old institution fell only MONO FISHlNG REP<>RT l!egin Registration
at Coast College
to Chaffey and Santa Ana in '49
knocking off remaining opponents
by lop-sidc-d scorea.
Sparked by the southpaw paM·
er Orv Threadgill, the Pirates Mil
field a team which probably aur-
passc>e lut year'e crew in all·
around strength. Thresdgill will
1 get plenty of assistance from tel·
low quarter-back, F . E. Harris. f
IW.lfback Raul Hernandez.. w;ho
starred for OCC IM t yi:-ar, returrn!'I
to the lin('·Up nnd will be jol'1ed
by fleet·foote-d HArlow Ri chard-
son, up fron1 Newport Harbor
high . . I
And Har·bor hlgh's outstandln1;
fullback . Rflb Berry, who ma.df'
"All Lca~ue". two years running,
'!!t.s \'eleran Larry Willoughby. J
f_Jrav.·ny Uni· [ I
Tbe l'irat'!11 will pack plenty of
br1twn into the llnr with such
second-year s tand-outs as Larry
Doyle and · Norin Early, end~. 11.5-
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R1\\' ROSSO
pound Oa\·e Patterson and Al
Muniz. tackles: Leo Chade a.nd
Gary Grt~y. guards; Keith Birch,
center. Jnhnny Kingston. very able
i;;uarcl. romes up fro1n Harbor high
to thrust his 185 pounds into the
Pira te fo rward wall.
l..ocal Tar quarterback, Don Mil-
le r, was f'lt't to join the OCC squad,
but tl now appears that he will be
called to servicf:'. But the Pirat~
may get a. n1an from El Toro Mar·
ine basr. who made "All Service"
last year.
n addition, Coach Rosso n\ay gef
four s tars_ from Yuma. Arizona
one or whom is a 220-pound tackle.
Sizing up the 8QUad for a ·special
Prl'55 r eport, assistant coach
W endell Pickens slated that the
Pirates would undoubtedly "have
a bt'ltcr nuclcuu to build on thlr
season" and "'OUld probably fielJ
a bet tcr team.
"I think "'e will be stronger,'·
he satd, "but other eleven'a In thf' I confcrrnC'e may he.Ve incree.aed
strrngth. aLw. f'IO It is tough tc.
predict what CtUr standing wUI be.
And the picture _may b!! further
complicated by lc&&es of player•
to the armed forces." Pickens of-
fered h.ls estimate of the tea.in In
the abaence of Coach Rly R0080,
who waa va.caUonlng at Lake Ta-
hoe.
UP TO THE DBJVEJl
Calitornia'a modern highwaya
a re engineered for eatety but the
National Automobtle Club report.I
that &ale driving remain8 the re·
l'lpons:lbility of the lndivlduaJ mo-
torl•t. When driving the new
highways, drivua should remain
aJert and keep speed under con-
trol at all tlmea.
UGllT ON DIUVJNG 81DU.
Accld<;nt re<onle otl/I tall to
demonstrate that men are better
driven than .en. dl!Ctuea the
NaUonal Automobile Oub.. 'IbeJ
do abow. however, that lht: two
have dlfferct ~ Or acd-la;
the women more. miner m..,,s-.
pr'oportlonatel)'j and ""' -the more ..noua~
Ftshlng ie good in most or the
higher areu of Mono county th;it
are reached by hiking or horse-
back on traillJ, declares the Nat-
ional Automobile Club. Some ni•e
catches are .reported from Weber,
Gem a.lid Agnew lakes above Sil·
ver lak~ and from Fern and Park·
er lakea. Ftshing is slow even in
waJking areas of Man1moth lakt>~.
with thf:. exception of Duck lake>
which la good.
l"rrlimlna~· .N'J{l-1t ration of
sludt·nts \\•ho plan tu '(·ntt·r Or-
ani:;1• t '<"."l..-tt L'o llf"Jt'l' thl!o! fall ts
p1;ssihh• thh~-\\1'1'1c, IL" ('UUn~l
lo"4 \\'ill br on du1y thmu,;h
f''rlda\· at th1• AdrnlnJi.tra.tlon
Uullillng.
Pr~·ntr&nl'<' l1·sts \\Ill 1,)111
Au,i:uKI 2'! ruul Srptrmht•r t.
Nlch tl1nr at JI a. rn .. It WM
-People do read the want ads. announr.·d. Firwl rt'gi1otratlon
Be w1rteU people---:advertlse! hi Sf·plMnbPr IS.
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BLOUSES
(Rayon and
Cotton)
Shirtwaist with grace-
ful long sleeves
mock pearl buttons.
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$2.50 to $5.99
SLIPS $1.98
COSTA MESA
moDEO'DAY
1811 Newport Ave.
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SAVE!-
2900 TRADE-IN SALE!*
"Royal" -· CVrTIBc CMe
Portable~ 43so
., .. ReCJ. 69.50 i~·
• 8blft freedom
•. Automatic •peed key action
• Fl.as-form k eys
~·<fmplote with -.ylJlg -
• Pl• __,. ot.ller •
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\Vlth your old Royal,
~mlngton, Undt"rwood
or Smith.Corona port-
able. with four row
keyboard and b a c k
1SptLOer, variable line
apacer &nd with car-
rying cue.
NO DOWN PA no:NT
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THURSDAY, AU&UST 17
..~ ~· .. .ll ~"'--"'-=PUSS .:f
El~rte. anil ~-i : plici~;~t~ ...
For Fall by Cahfo 1a DeSmel'i .
Callfornla fuhloo dMip -coo~lo.p&y toilow.u-i.att-1------------
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' • RUSH WORK -.ON .~NEW ·:CoAst COllEGE ·:;
JTECH.' BLDG •. FOR SEPT. 1.3: OPfNIMG·f· :·-
Wo~ .. ~-· ~logy bolldlna--flm permanent .1tn1~tur• at Oran .. Oout Coll~ belJig ruoh·
ed to coinpleUon for the openfng of echool, September li· · • 1
,
u:... ' ' 1 er( h&ve now eetab.u.ued a de 1. te place wn~ the gr.eat creative
centen1 ot the world. Acceptancr ht.I cataPu~tect l:tlelf tnto. unj>rece·
dented demand-for lboee ortctJial •. dartns 't7le1 .. that come tNm lbe
tngenloUll California creaton. '3"1elr tuplraUon .'U• in the type of
Uvlng first defined u "typtcally c.aJifomJan'.'-Ut(; w8y of Ufe that
ll today adapted to far-off plioes u widely 4tvei-ee a.a Farb: and
t•ffeta, fluid crepe. dee~pOe ve.l-
Yell find cspreasion ln formal and
atter-fiVt" drea8es. 4&xurtoua cash-
mere Le favored tor caaua1 eoata ln "
high bright shades, destined to
give a touc;h of California color to •
the dullest of winter-boupd day1
Rated a.a Ul~ fine.at instructional shop~ facilitJe• in t.be state, the bulldfnc wU1 contain the latee:t
machlne9 available, equipped with· eveey known safety devtce;
Students are working with thelr ... -------.:.·------,-------'--------
lnatructon lb readying the .ehops
for the fall , opening by palnttng
and iutalling the machines.
A eyatem of eplor~odlng ha.s
been adopted b y the college and
will be U&ed in ea.ch of the shopR
to st&ndardlu the ma.rklng of the
shOPIJ and varlowi porUona ot the
machines. A grey-blue In the main
portion of each machine, chrome
yellow for adJU8lln~ rtevtces. or-
ange on switches. red for fire, and
g-rttn to desi1rnatc first aid, .will
be• u9ed In each all op.
Heavy Equipment
atructed to. recel•e the vart~ will be a 100 bead beef feedlna
tyPes of dieael and giui driven unit and modQ.m awtne unit.
engines., Under the ,direction ot We.eley
To en1tble atude.nta to work on Mole of Agricultural Mechan.l'-8
dleael injectors, a apcclal room, Department Is moving Into a Iarg-
thermOBtatlcally controlled. ea.en-er ahop wblch will provider .ade-
llal for this type of work, la: being quate apace for the leamlng of •II
ln11tallcd for U8e In the fall. Each farm skill.II euch as~ ttaclor drlv-
engine as well u all repair equip-l!'lg and maintenance, care and
ment ts ~Ing washed down and U8e of farm Implement., u w eU
completely painted to ~nform to u othet phuee of farm mechanics.
the color scheme adopted by each ,
department in the dlvtaion. In cooperation wtlh the dlvtaion
I of fish and game, the federal gov-
Dlreeted by Owens crnment spenda more than half
A cr<'w of men under the direct-a . million dolla.n each · year In Heavy moving equipment has completed the transfer of machJn-Ion of John Owens, Instructor In California wildlife rutoraUon
ery from the old building to the Building Trade&. la preparing the f rom its proceeda to tax.ea on flre-1
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rrs ouu · at
Harbor IU apla
for ua.e .tliree •.
Lu Belle Botoe.
Tom --lt.u. ~
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ultra-modern shop in the right Building Trades shop by Installing arms and ammunition.
wing of the new plant. Cyrus new tool panels. cablneta and var"" ---------·---'-
Rockey. Instructor in m etal trades. lous shelving required t.or storage c II G• I h c I b
hu been working the entire sum-during the"year. Severalnew plee· 0 ege Ir s to ave asua ut
mer overhauling, painting, and es of equipment are to be Install-
ed: a new 36" band saw, two new :r:r.~~n~h:h:.w;~~i:~i;.;.~~r n!~ wood lathes and a new Yates Well Dressed Look say Des·1gners pieces of equipment have been American Mo rtiser. Thcae pieces. with those already purchased, will
purchased to augment the n1achin-make the Orange Coast shop one
es already In the shop. of the best equipped in the state. "Moat llkely to succeed .. In the fashion world arc the new back-lo-
Theae Include n surface grind-v · be' 1 tailed Ln th school clothes by Call!omta designers. who themselves rate honors
er with magnetic new shaper. 1ses are 1ng ns c t three new LeBond rrlachinc lathes. new Plumbing and Elec trical shop.1 or their creativeness. Accordt11g to California Apparel Creators,
and a new 18" x s· sidf' n1achinc and a new modern spray booth ha~ who make the type of styles th&t are moet popular with campll/'
lathe which will afrord cac'1 stud-a l~o been erected. The placing of crowde, it looka a8 If Fall, 1950 will see' a trend toward "correct
KEEP tooLS JN SHAPE
One of the points where the ef-
ficiency of tbousands of motoriste
suf!era a eevere breakdown Is in
the matter or k eeping toole in
o_rderly condition, declares the
National Automoblle Club. Many
have the habit of leaving the pli·
era. wrenches, and other equip-
ment lying around the garage
when t.}ley have flnisnf'd a piece
of work. It Is a wise plan to put
tools away carefully in)mcdlately
after the job iM completed. ent the opJ?rrlunity to .i:;ain cxpcr· all exhaust ducts and electrical casuals." /
lence on many of the machines conduits under the floor has done Too long have the hlue·jcans-.,-----~-----------------------
uaed 1.n the modern shops of today. away from the cluttered overhead and-shirt combination bf-en the un·
\Vork le almost completed o n the usually found ln mnst l'lhopa. More becoming uni!orm of high school
welding exhaust hood which will space will be devoted to the rear and coUege girls. The newest
provide Individual exhausting of or the building to erect the !our "look" definitely "a cents the dlf-
gaa&e.11 from each of the welding pratice houses, built each year by ference In carefully designed cas-
booth8 In the welding art.'a. the freshmen atudenta. In addition ualness and the "Sloppy Joe" type
The Mecbanlcs Shop which will it ls hoped that the Home Demon-of attire that has prevailed. T o-
occupy , the center or the tl\l't.'f' st ration Cottage, started laet day"s busy leade rs bolt) on 8nd off
wlnga IS' being readied by Robert spring, will be completed In the fall the campus have absorbed the
Carl80n, inst-.ictor in 1'-fechaniCs. by the advanced students. pleasant lesson of how to look
Many picce11 of new equipment in-Under the guidance of Richard well-groomed and well-dressed .. by
cludJng a Bean wheel aligning and Barrett. students In the Agrlcult-paying heed to the latest Callfor-
!rame atralghtcninµ: d<'vicl', line ural Department will "learn by do-nia designs.
College Changes Courses to
Keep Up With Local Needs
Buslnes!'I Education Division at Orange Coest College has enm-
ple-ted the revaluation of Its 19~0-r>l.. offering~ and has made seVero.I
c hanges in Its curriculum to keep abrea11t of the local n('~ds of thr
communit ies it serves. Comp-ete vocational-business training is now
offered In secretarial training. sma.11 buslnea.s operation, bookket-ping
and a ccounting, and general office training. bortilg machine, pislon lathe. and ing" while harvestl.ng the 70 ac-Vena.tile Fa,·ortte In conjunction with the New-.,--------------
Always a versatile_ tavo rlte" 18
the jacket and skirt. co1nbinatlon
and thi8 !'leason 's starring number
Is the battle or lumber jacket a·
bove slimmer skJrt. Teamed with
many other recent testing devices res of beans planted lut aemeflter.
in the automotive fie ld are being In addition 60 a cres will be plant-
lna~. Tht1-8hnp Is equipped eel with field crops, grains and hay.
with exhaust racilltl('S for perman-Additional space will be provided
ent aa well as mobile tc~t sta:ids, for chickens. rabbits and sheep.
and many atanda are being con-.New additions to the depertment r~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~la vf':riety of blouseA and sweaters. they can be turned to many use.."1-
ln fact. several designer!! make
complete coordinated outfll.8 In al'J
port ·Harbor. Huntington Beach.
Laguna Bea~h , and San J uan Cap·
lstrano high 8Choole, which ere
,;erved b}' the Coast College dis-
trict. 8tUdents will be Instructed
lo the new Gregg shorthand simp-
lified method. This will permit a
secretarial student to start short-
hand In high 8Chool and continue
advanced work at Coa8t College
uslnl{ a isingle system.
Ions in the business division thl~
fall. Th('y are: Charles G. Haley.
Chairman of the dlv\Mton : Mr~.
Dorothy Dalh1.s, 8('Crctarial train-
ing lnstruCto r : Mr. R . 0 . DoylP.
Instructor of smtdl business oper·
Rtlon; and MiM Do ris Ral'f, In-
structor of accounting and gC'ncr·
al • o ffice trMinlng. E uch of the
abo\'e IMtnJctors has hart several
SE~~TEMiER 11th
At Herber High end at the
Grede Schools in Coste
Mese end Newport Beech •
See Our New Stock Lunch Kits
Also -Hop-A-LonCJ Cassidy Kit
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Will soon be here!
Shop early while
selections are
good
• New Fall Items
daily • • arr1v1ng
• DRESSES
SKIRTS
and
JERSEY ~LOUSES
CASHMERE
SWEATERS
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many as three fabri('S, with Inter-
changeable piecf's that carry
through from 8 o'rlof'k clasAes to
8 o'clock det.es. Noted as ~tronfit
number~re the tweed. jcr8t>Y and
vclvetl'en' 'toordina t el'!.
Nominated for laurels are the
pretty and practical menswear
gray flannels-both In wool and
now In rayon. Teamed with bright'
jersey blo"ON tJt•M p•&•=tM>lcel
outfils that are wearable with
many different color accents.
The Advanced secretarial stud-
rnls will be given practical exper·
ience during tht>lr advanced train-
ing by being placed in school of-
fices and in local business ofices
wheneve r the opportunity 15 avatl-
able.
' Bm~~. Operation
veurs of practical businf'l'4s exprr-
iC'nCt· in addition to un exccll C'n l
eduC'atlonal and t.enchin1,; back -
ground.
The bu!'lin f'R_.. education dlvi.sion
plans to continue its growth and
develoflffient to n1cct thf• evC'r-
changlng needs of the OrfUlg<'
County c'ot1 ~t.al <·onn11unlllt'!'I. The
gT8'duate11 of Ora.ngt• ()oR11t art
obtal.nlng good po.sltio ns anri 11r('
proving to then1Ht.'IVl:'!i and to
lheir cmploycr.!'I the VAiue of n
good junior college l:'ducatlon.
Another popular fabric 18 cord-
uroy-combinN:I with j~rsey and
wool plaids, it com es In autumn
shades that blend with baalc
shades. Corduroy slacks and pedal
pushers are predictions for lei!'lure
and atudy hours: topped with gay
w eekits and ve8ls plu8 a variety
of blouses, they will be much in
e\1.dence.
Students majoring In Mn1a11 bus·
ines.q operatlqn art> requirt.'d to In-
terview several busin('SH n1cn in
their choaen fil:'ld to obtain advice
and counsel. In the advanc('d class-
es each student works In a local
busines8 firm on a part-timt> CD· CllECK STOP LIGHT
operative basle and coordinatf'8 A recent Ch('ck showc>d 1nore
his classroom learning with prac-than 20 per cent o f the stop lights
tical on-th-job tra.lnlng. on cars 1n use wer'£> not operatinj?. 8ta te.s the N ationa I Au tom obilr A brief three-week re(reaher course In -retail selling will be of-Club. Stop lights are important to
fered prior to the Christmas hol-sa.fe driving. Motorists will pro-
lday8 to train salespeople for the tect them8e lves by havln'g the stop
Arrow-narrow skirts score a expanded needs of the local mer-lights. u well a8 other lighl8 of
high mark In suits and dres.se8, chants during the Christma8 8ea-the car, checked r egularly.
N&rr<ll·•-' Skirt.a
but for after dark dating anrt son. SAN BERNARDINO TROUT
dancing, thtre is controlled fUll · 1 The bookkeeping and account· Fishing In the North Fork of
I ness that g ives a slimming effect. Ing curriculum ha..s been revised Lytle Creek. San Bernardino
New Importance In sleevl'!'I wit.h a.nd -new texts will be used to keep County, is reported by National
new shapes. and extravagant cut. abreast of t.he new government A t Cl Dolman, lantern, bi8hop and melon regulatlt)na dealing with Income u omobile ub a.a being good. ThlA stream is frequently stocked
sleevu Indicate a trend toward up-e.nd withholding tax~. New cour8· by the State "Fish and Game 1,1,·ith
per to rso Interest. E'8 in Income ta.xe& and payrollis catchable size fish. Else where Ir.
Coats tend to a new 8limness. taxes are being offered for the the county fishing is poor.
too-although the "pyramid'" sll-!init time thla.fall. Elementary a C'-1 ======~
houette hu its advocates for vol-counting h&.s been made more prac-1,
uminous wrap C'oats that go with tlcal for the beginning student,
many things, and e8pecialiy well and the course In princ iples of· ac-
over suit.a. For campu.s wear. the counting la tailored to flt the
short boxy coat 18 leading the par-needs of the !'ltlident who plans
ade, with a 36-lnch length will be t o corltlnue his work at a unlver-
seen more and more. 8lty. Additional equipment has
And what about the "c&Sllal"' been s.dded. to enable the account·
look"'!' It's the typical American ing student to learn the tunda-
look-a combination of simplicity. mental.II of machine bookkeeping.
fine workmanship, and good tB.Bte. Office T:N.ln.tns
Because It Is a look created tn GeneraJ office tra.ining Is offer·
match a way of living, it can be ed to -the student.a who wieh to
summed up. so fd.r as fashion 18 obtain positions In buslne.s.s which
~~;.cerned, In one word-Callror-do not require the lak ing of short·
· hand o r fl.all-time bookk~ping.
TROUT 1N ALPINE
Anglers are still making nict"
catchts of trout. according to the
NaUonal Automobile Club. In the
East Canon river. in Alpine coun-
ty .
The8e student.a are trained In PBX
operation, tiling, Dictaphone tran:.
scrlptton, duplicator work, book·
keeping, typing, calculator work.
etc.
Four experienced inatructora
will return to their former poelt-
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SHOES Have Arrived
See os selectlall " ..
New Styles and Colon . . .
Orthopedic ptes.c:riptions
filled '
Tots to Teens Footwear ·1 . •,
CllCUS JI. IOOTEIY 1m SO. M1l1 St. .
SANT4·ANA •
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Att,actiYe Prices Oii
~ SKIRTS * BLOUSES
*'SWEATERS · * JERSE_Y DRESSES
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Honolulu. South America and Great Brttlan." # to come. ,;
l"or 19~'e Fall coUecllone, the .. ---------'-----
•llhouette grows slimmer In both
day and eventni-fashions ; h~
ever. not completely .forsaken j ~11
the •nartng skirt -for 8hcer feml-
nlty and the beauty of a rippling
'temltne ts bound to have ltA ad-
vocates. But the hlpllne Is 8moolh.
tome skirt.I begin a slight-flare
midway betw~n waist and hem.
while others ha\•e·a fullP'r Cl.It de-
9Cendlng from 8lx to eight tnChee
below a hip-hugging s1noothnes1.
A few sklrl.8 have cOrwtrolled full-
ness in unpreued pleats from the
waistline while others are med.t
with a seriea of darl8 to snug the
upper hlpllne . keeplntr 8lralght· aa-
a-pin sllmnesa for the body of the
skirt. ·
Trends of the TI..-I
Dropped 8houlderltne11 and dip-
ping waistlines a re going t o cause
comment but do ne skillfully. a8
these California de11lgners have
engineered them, they have a
fresh, new, "trend.1!1-of-the-timC' ...
look . The fr.cu8 of attention Is on
the upper tor8o. with unusual and
contrived use o f fabric In l'lleeve1.
Melon. lantt>rn. extra full bishop
Rre 8l!!'eve typt!l'I comlng to }he
foregrqund. Dolman 8leevea con-
t lnue in importance In blouses and
dresses. with wMklta -preva.lent
In the coordinates • cut low In the
1:1 rm-hole to accomodate them.
High dandy collar11, gently rolled
shawl coller8, or U-neckllnes cut
~·ide. et 'the base Rrr 11:een on a
variety of blouses. dresses, jump-
l"rs. and 8ults.
Colors right out o( the spectrunf
sllgn themMelves wlt.h good basic
shades !or day-time end after-five
modes. PC'rslmmon, orangy copper,
russet and pumpkin are used both
In entirety and 8.8 accent for gray,
black and navy. Skipper and navy
blue C'ontlnue to be good baalc col-
ors, while en important thotigh
small group of clarei, vlolet-blue8
and wine shadc11 prove of lntere8t.
Oxford and charcoal grays are
found in wools and rayoh.8, aet oft
with gold. flame, orange or royal.
Sbme off-white 18 belng used, par-
ticularly In pure 111lks and jer-
seys.
Fabrics, both Imported and do1n-
cstic. can be counted on for con-
\'C'rfla tional topics. Wool. challis.
printed. plaids and solids. seem
bound for news-making styles:
nlens-wcar flannel. tweeds and
gaberdlncs ere popular for suite
and _ca.au.a.I di:eaaee....U-euing ll&ht _
rather thon he-&VY, Weliht.s. Jersey
vel\•etcen. corduroy are R.11 back-
to-school · fabrics that are. used
aometlme.11 for tbe body, &0me-
Umea for trim in sportswear and·
8l;reet wear. Pure atJka. tD crl8p
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BRINGS YOU
' .. \\'alklng Wldtb"
Pleats of every kind are ueed
aa trim. and for ''waiklng wldt.b"'
on a slin1 skirt.. Newest type ot
pleating is the "mushroom"
. . .. presents a
ClAllE SMITH
ori1in1I
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worsted ·wool jeruy
by WYNEI
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I· Pil't'e .Jersey aad
"'ool Dresses and
Separates
llenn· Ro-..enfeld
17.95
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MUNSINGWEAR
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1209 Coest Blvd.
Corone del Mar
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Briefly -Speaking ---
What Your figures Say
· Luxury unlimited
et precticel prices
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wearing garment of Kunoln.pev'• own circular knit
tlMue wetcbt '1•1fric . .• . eo w~rful for you wtth a
youthM ., • ...,.. rjeedlnl' only mruni supporL White-
•-11-K -L -p.H • .
Dreem . DarlinCJ •
' , . . • lhlo -..bl• 111'""' In dainty ••nour -doU." fabric.
·B•eet d....,... wD1 be ~ In tllia channlng trown In AQUA,
'CBARTREVU:. s-113 to to --1 . . . I I 1
,Glamorizi!.'9 the 'S O c~d ~.it.h lingerie, bre1 end lightweight ·girdl-.1 ...:·~ --.. . • .r~ • • "' 1 . f"--.
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NEWPOKTIKY :fOH....: W~J'll
Nl:WPOBT..BAI.'llO&. ft.as-Tbondays
...... .., ... tr I Q ·-..... -·•t ,.,
lfs•vP -... n -2 5 .._.
llllUMDM &II D ' LIND Mfh ,..., ... ____ OMlllaad~•s stm.a-.
4 Unes • ~ •• 75
4 u-z l'8pen 1.1141
4 Llat!a' , . , , S Papen I.II
n.e pHt a .,. wm not be ftllP'W'llble tor more tb&zl one ~
-c M &dffrtloement, ~ lllo llCl>t to -U7 Clamlt1 .., ..a an -and to reject ...,. At •U -t not contotmtns to
-............. ., I Adn~ -'llSnoellatlons, will be ~ ,. to a p.m. "" U>e c1&7 ~·••• r t'lll•atloD. Ph, Bar, 1eH
-.... , '.Ill .. Uk' far' "Ad TaltAt"' .... 94 and remittance to
. . liflWPOBT RARBOa M" Mo 00.
au --lllft., Newpeift•1 h tlollr..-
LOl!T-Udl• -t -wttll l--,......_..._ ________ 1
tnocrlptlon on llaclt "AIYlna .,\, ..,.,... .. -lf. 104lilll. 1 ...
Spoor, Dec, 1919" bet..-Bal--, -, -.. f :,_. ....
boa Trarulter and Carroll"• DI""' ., ''IM1' -A:9e., ....
Store. c-. Mw. LA'I" .... -........ ·-, Mo I w ·
ward. 1927 Harber Bl•d, ca.ta
Mesa, lleecon 5941, llCll AWNINCB
zsi j(lt ....... ,, • • • 'CMililW .
' t9lie Thrift Shop
l -.i_ St., N.,.port Beacb
AM. Local Cbtuitiee
~ ...,... contrl(/uttdfla ot dlo•
..,.., clothing, ft.lmlture, dlfh·
... -llooks. Call Har. 1U7,W
W ibf, 07158 98p99H :MISSING -H ·tt, l!;e-, lt'nlt, . ,,,,
Ml .. tng trom Lido AJ!chor:ac<-Allilnlnum I • .,_ mlel'Wi -~----------
REWARD. OUUkt• ""'· -Free Zrttma~,. PaUo Fum 25 '}"o OFF bottom, ~ cabin. eltctJic l:xpel't ~overfhs
motor und., back -" Call SANTA ANA I 011 all
Admiral Televllllott
Radio Combination
REPOSSESSED I
3 •peed record player
leaa than 1 yr. ok!
$225
DA VIS-BROWN co.
1885 Harbor Blvd. Colt.a M ea
Phone Beacon 6821
LIDO ISLE l&~ rr. 11'1Pt: 1yp9 -t. -••~'I' M9ersl ._tttuJ s, B, nr . .--a .,.._ It 'Ill• • • •" or
ton, SUMI, -at l>ldr.'s l>eoJI, a-. .._, -,... want a
• MO. IJhore •oarinS. 1!.0i>JlblN .a. .--• a ... ...,_ ,....tat
bay front, Bal. Lo. l>i.t -· -ua,
aew In Aprti, C.U --$Ht. UDO 1llA!: PROPll!Rft98, nia
Ip< -'fl& U.. II-l!IOO
Smallut studio \ll>l"'IPt piano
Wltb tull 88 keybo&N In perlect
oondlUon, temui $1() down a.Qd
$15 mo. at
SHAFER'S MUBIQ CO. (Slace
1907) 421 No. Sycamore, Santa
Ana. Kl. 2-Jl472,
ISZR!c
2 BEDRM. AP'I'. untum. $50 mo.
ye&rly. 520 Iria, Coronlt dE-1
Mar. 1p3
llEA.UTIFUL--2 -drm. unfum.
howte, 818 Goldenrod, CDM . A l·
80 1 bedrm. house $67 .~. year
h!:aae. Apply 440 Dahlia, rear ca rare. Corona del Mar. 1 p9
AT. 91837, ttverte charges. TENT & AWNING
l:l-MJIUJtNG SERVICES atnce'111t0 Kl t-a!K6 Summer Dresses
--.... ---------211-81TUA'l'ION8 'WANTl:D Classified Index
MAHOGANY Twin BedJ !let, 4
po1ter---Cheet, dreulng table •
nlgbtata.nd. S i mm o rl • boX
springs A: mattreues. AU. in pod
condJtton. Phone B eacoft 8"8.
STEINW AT GltAND. Beautiful
condition, A mla:bty b&rpln, A
plu o for artUlt. Leu thua one
half of new price. DANZ -
DUPLCx-1 B: R . unfurn. newly
deceh.tect 338 Broadway, Coeta
Mesa. Inquire 113 East 18th,
C. M. (a.tter O p. m. at 330 E .
10th). lc3
10 a-1..,.. Gulde
11 BuJldlnc ,M.ater'lalA
l! BulldlJI&' 8erv1CH
14 hrsoaalo
15 Share Yoar car
18 Tl'aDllport&Uon
l '7 Rooflnc Ooatractora
18 ~Alda
11 Uphobltertac
ZO Hea.IU& AJct.
!! Loot and Found
U School. IutruetJon
%8 8JtuaUou Wanted
%9 'He.Ip Wanted
30 Sale, Maoellaneot19
5'>-A Swaps
Sl Wanted to Buy
S% Fu:mJture for ·Salf,
H-A Antlquea
33 Boat., SuppUe.
S4 Mualcal, Radio
sa Dop, cato. PetA!
S8 Poultey, Rabb!IA
11 UveetOek
S8 Specla.I ArlDOUDOMllMlt
40 au.~ Oppor'hllllttee
U Wanted to Keat
U Apartment. and Hotl9f!tl
'4 Rooms t or Rent
46 Rent, MJaeella•-UI
4t Boom a.nd Board
41' True.Im
41 Automoblte., ~
48 Aut.oe WutN
llO A""' Bentoe
61 Trsllen
6! Alrpl&ne1l
M Money t.o Loan
54 Money Wanted
15'7 Real Estat~ W.sntf'd
49 Ranches, Acrar
80 Income Property
81 Kral Estate E:cc hang-f'
8% RfoaJ Estatf'
10-BUSINESS GUIDI:
BICYCLES
R en t -Repa.Jr -Sell
SChwtnn dealer
Part.a and accessories
'Ace Key Service
101 Main, Balboa Har. 1199
41C42H
w&Jlir 'IOVll DIRTY woRK l :;:_::;,:;.;:.,;:.:.~~.:.c----11626 s. :t.IAIN, SANTA ANA
D<>W", Mrs. Britt's Nunery School
·90 l'O aAJ. • -• HounS-5
Rate. S40 mo. tull time OM&;P1te ,.,.sb)lre•tnr eentoa. $~ mo. half dayt
It , ' 1 .._ te ebntractora. care by week. -'•y or hour. ._ftiae»clmatM ..,..,..
Call Barbor t 75a-W ltfc 701 Marguertte, Corona del Kar
PAINTING • EARL SHEFLIN
1'13 Palmor st., Co•ta Meu
Ilea. 5457-M 94C'9
Fkllll W, SNELL
Pa·inting Contractor
DOClts and FENCES
bt.erlor and interior paint ing
and paper hanging .
221 % I:. 2oth St., Costa Mesa
Beacon 8441-J
3tfc
CARPENTER
Harbor 87<h1
· 77c78R
FINE IRONING -pjck up and
deliver . Help wtth dinner par-
t ies. Mrs. WWianu. Harbor
t552·M. U no &ru1. call Har.
2939·M. 80p82
WASHING or m.oNINCl tn my
h oi;ne, tt.ntahed or J'OUl'h dry. ~
piece or hour. Phone BeaCOfl
8203-J, 88p70
E XPERIENCED C A RP ENTER
with power toola, want. repair
or remodel w ork by the hour.
Phone Bea.con 611 9-J. lp8
Neat ttnlehtng a nd replodeling. I 29---HELP 'WANTED
also lay asphalt tile and in stall
sheet tile.
RAY KJMPLE
Apt. 3, s hingled house rear
2248 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 8431
2c3H
COLOR SPECIALIST and
DECORATORS
15 ye.a.rs service ln Orang"' Co.
Workmans hip and material•
Guaranteed. P h. Beacon 5413
REP AIRING and
PAINTING
RilASONABLE. · Large or amall
job.a, Free estima tes. Walker,
128 • ~th S t., Newport Beach.
Harbor 3087-J. 58c60H
MOVING?
CAST OR Ir 4SPONGER, one that
can do both. Good pay. Work
CU'\ your own time. Be&. 6259 or
Bea. 6393. Call for Le-ora • S.
Coffey: 3p
BURROUGHS M U LT I P LYING
BILLING OPERA.TORS. Prac-
tJcal t est given prior t o appolnt-
ment. Demonstrated experience
and qua1tflcatlona as.su re good
salary and opportunity for per-
manence. Additional t y p I n g
COM"J»tometief' iexpertence • de.tr-.
able. Apply to Orange County
P ersonnel Office. 644 N orUI
BroadW8}', Santa Ana. 3c
W AJ\'TED: Clerk -typist . Some
shorthand. Banking exper lencf'
preferred. Apply Newport Har-;
bor Bank. 505 Co&at Highway,
Corona del Mar. 3c5
U1ed P'tigidalre Refril'. 4 ca. ft.
$15. See running at
Ferguson Hdwe. Co.:
220& Balboa Blvd.-Pbone Har. 116
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF,
98cl
Television Service
J!,.~q JtE~.
Teclllllclans
KIC8A RADIO A Tl:LllVIBIOM
l<ICI -Y. C . M. S.. i!80a-J
l50ttc
ROPEft table top gu range, oven
control $35. General llllec. flat
plate Ironer, rutne attach. $75.
Harbor 0862-W. ~ lo3
USED
REFRIGERATORS
SERVEL
GENERAL ELECTRIC
COLDS POT
WESTINGHOUSE
and many other well-known
brands,
$49,50
and UP
STROOT'S
TeWinltle Hardware
Sheers • Cottons
J enieya and Crepes
Siu!s 9 -22Yo
JENN'S
~ W . llMboa.Blvd.
•
N~ Beacb Harbol' 21211
APT. ft.ANOE and refrigerator.
Slnrer sewing machine, bicycle,
S-ln. table saw and motor, %:
inch drtll, K enmore automatlc
W'Uhtr. Rollaway bed, bunk
bed. Ph. fleacoh 5844-W . tc4
Ideal for a .
Mountain -Cabin
Philco Farm Radio
bat.tery operated.
Complete w1th battery pack
$19.95
1P3
~~~~~A!°~
other Grana. from wblcb to
3·BEDRM. HOUSE. Fenced yard.
Partly turniahed. S75 mo. Costa
llesa.. PhonE" Beacon 6145-J .
· l c3
ONE TWIN BED, Vanity Dreu or ,
email table, break.fut. room eet.
428 G oldenrod, Co'rona dei Mar.
t p3 chooeoe. -----------~
Hallicra fter Television FULL 120 BASS AOCORDIANS,
7 Inch m odel new and u9ed fl"Om $44.15,
good condition-New picture tube terms rii convenient u Sri mo.
$42.50 •t I
DAVIS-BROWN ' CO. SHAFER'!! MUSIC co. !Since
1907) ~21 No. 8)o<lainott, Banta 1885 Har'bor Blvd. Coata M... Ana. ltl. 2.@8'2,
Phone Beacon ~l
RZNT A PIANO, ~ l>Ot mo, All SIMMONS HOL LYWOOD Blt'D, r ent of t erm .UO-ed on pur-
steel t'l"ame. Two Capta.ln'a DANZ SCHMIDT
cha.Ira. Phone Harbor 2306-R . puroba.le. -. 2cf ANO CO., &20 N . Malrt. O>r.
8th, Santa Ana.
DAVENPORT a nd Chair, $65. _E_L_lt_CT_Rl_C_O_RO_AN_B_,_U_oed __ , "o-ne
Brea kfut set $8. Baby bed
with innerspring mattress $8.50. for $189, another 1228. Anothe!'
Phone Beacon 6924-W . 2c4 high grade beautlf\ll, like neW,
6 FT. HOTP OJNT REFRIG, $1 00.
Dinette set , 4 chain , $40. Maple
bridge lamp $6.:>0. 337 Via Lido
Soud, Lido Is le. 2p4
a t a bil' aavq. F or church or
home . DA NZ -8CHMIDT
PIANO CO., Santa Ana. 520 N .
Main, cor . 8th. may t.erme.
Lovely Louia XV Spinet p fano.
'AP ARTMF,NTS
SPECIAL TEAcH EJt and STUD-
ENT RATEs
See now tor occupancy Sept. 15.
A-2 bedroom. living room. kit-
chen. View of ocean and bay.
$80.00 Mo.
B-1 bedroom, living room, k it-
chen. Including private patio.
$60.00 Mo.
C -t bedroom, liylngroom, ki t ·
· chen. Inc luding private patio.
S50.00 Mo.
D-1 bedroom. llvingroom. kit·
chen. Si 5.00 Mo.
1325 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa
Call Harbor 1120· W
2c<
FURNISHED Batchelor l pt. by
week or month. Near Oct'&n
Front. Ph. Har. 0646·R. 2p3
SS-BOATS. SUPPLIES 6 months old. Save $1 00 on NEW P ARTLY FURNI SHED 3
th.i•, convenient t erma at rm. house, $40 month. 605 Vic-
BOOKS-SEA BOOKS
d j A tine atock of booQ on all yacht· w edgeWOO gas Ing oubject..-Plu. all CUrttnt
SHAll"ER'S MUSIC CO. (Since tort& St.. Cost.a. 1.fesa. Phone
1907) 421 No. 8ycamatt, Santa Beacon 6936-W. 2c4
Ana. Kl. 2-<MJ7I . 1-eJusifled ad!! are read by folks range books. Lending library. .
combtned with wood or coa1 The Islanders
burning compartment. 214 Martne, Balboa Ia. Har 154.7 $25 80c81H
DA VIS-BROWN CO. Walt' Tr din p rt l~ Harbor Blvd, Coata Mesa S a g 0
Phone 11 • ....,., 1121 Used Marine GeaT
Ironrfte mangle ........................ $100
Gaffer• A: Sattle r chrome top
atove ....................... St50
Coronado Wuher .................... l&-0
Complete bedrm. BUlte, Inner·
IJ>rln&' matreaa ...... S125
Mlec. stnall ptecea.
Thi.I tumlture la IN ve ry good
condition and a bargain!
Anchortl, propellon, ntu.np, rope,
nautical ttecoratlona, etc. l
8108 Lafayette Ave., Npt. B4acb
Open sUnda)'B-Pb. Har. 102<>-W
CIOcllrn
Chrysler Engines
Used
HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN.
Come tn and hear ft. play It.
ThoUanda of l»e&vtlfu.l tonea.
No turning ever aeceaary.
Eaq terms, DANZ,9CltMJDT
eIA~O A Ol'to.\N CO, 1120 N.
Mal.n, Santa Ana. Cor 6th. •
who are looking t o buy.
A TTRACTJVE 3 rm. comp!. rum.
house and garage. Private patio.
All utll. pa id., $67.50. Inql.if't'
614 ~ Begon ia, Corona d~I M:tr.
2c3
,.. $35 MONTH. utll. pa.id. Yearty.
SPINST-Blond. U sel, now only 1 bednn. a.pt. Can ~ S('en a t
$26&! Another •tnet $297. 5121h: w . Bay Ave .. Balboa. Sm~eet alze. Baby Urand, good Harbor 0365-M. 2pi
tone! tin@ action. Mahogariy ------------
c ue! Naw CftlJr' Sl9~. DANZ -1 LIDO ISLE-Furnished 3 bedrm.
Scibat>T,· IDO N . Main, Cor , 1 % bath, nice patio. Nt-ar north
6th Santa Ana. lb\abe Pia.noe bay, $110 per month. Sept. 1Ulh
other uaea: pterloe AS LOW AS to June 10. Ph. Harbor 2767-W.
$69, i i11. -· . 2e4 Harbor Transfer
LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCll:
EXPERIENCED stenographer for
part time work. Hour a can be
adjuated t o su!L ·can Mr. Evleth.
Beacon 6850. any day after Aug.
21st. 3c5
1602 NEWPORT BLVD,
COSTA MESA ,Balboa Transfer Co.
------------192~ Harbor Bl¥d. Costa Mesa
CrOWllB -Royals
See J ohn Harvey wANi'ED:~ Me4 pianoe f~ CHEERFUL 3 . RM. APT. Just
renl&la. H ighest c&.lh price d made a vailable! Comp!. fum. l Phone Bea. 8927 or Bea. '5272-M.
IHI Barbor Blvd., Colt& Me.a
20c21H
PAINTING
by Harry Hall
Color Specialist. Decor ators
15 years service in Orange county.
INSURANCE AGENCY nee d A
gir l, haJf days. W rite q ualifica-
tions, a g e, P . 0 . box 128, Ba lboa
Island 2c4
NAVY SURPLUS PAINT
out.Ide white, guaranteed
Per ' gallon $3.15
Surplus Store
1829 N@Wport Ave., Costa Meaa
Beacon 820t ncta
.t,,DDml> INCOMlt Reliable lady. EVERY'l1HING
Beacon 8M3
2c4
BU ILDING 8 x 14 , like new .
at Seacraft
625 COAST HlGIIW A Y
N EWPORT BEACH
P H. BEACON 5771
2tfc
NEW 3 H . P. Hiawatha out~rd
motor. Cost $90, will eell
See at 17 Ba1boa Covea,
Arches).
ar Wneat, mmt: geaeroua all ~ bik . Lido shops or beach. Rt·a.e.
' In trade on 8plnet piano to nice p eople, Wef'kly, Sf'ason-
o d or on a W0114erftll Tel-able or yrly. basis. 214 • 32ntl
. DANZ • 8 C-'H MID T St.. Ne"'rport. Phonf' Harbor
PIANOS. 520 N. Main, Santa 2344-W. 2c4 • ~ Alao o~ El~c ~an .. A'M'ENnON TE ACHERS Well
Workmanship and materials
Guarant eed. Ph. Beacon ~413 COMPL11:1°E HOUSE CLEANING
aervtce.. Furniture and ruga , ~n~::~11::--~~-·-:·R-0-'G-~-..· "°-!-~-·:-:-~-,JIR-t ;-·~-!-•~·')'
man1ed or t1tngle to ahow our FOR YOUR ,__ , ~ _
be&Ut. Rattan in her home. No ·i·~
experim.Ce required.· No aollcft-WE FILL B.UTANI: and
Combea i>IY"Yood walla. Lights,
Wall to wall carpettng. Metal
awning. Excellent for child's
f>lay houtte, rumpua room or
otfke bldg. Bully moVed. Price
$8(>0. See at 925 Coat Hlgh-
.. way, Newpor;t Beach. Ph . .Bea.
'948f \~• B~~:6,~1'f! k<
SPnntr -_..., eiocl<l Newr 0nl7 liN, """-a 1ft&ko, 1!!1"i': DANS.llClll!ID1l 'PliNO
00,, t5IO N. Mala. Ost, ttll 'It,
~·-
located 'one bedroon1 hOU8t' with
glaaeed aleeplng porch. \\'inter
rent.al, Sept. 15 to J une 15. See
at 309 Alvara.do Place, Balboa.
io ... 2p< ~~I ~··~ lng~ Ottr big a4a 'l!jend custo-PROPANE 'TA.M'KS
men· t o1 yGU. B1g oommlsslon.s. eo'rrlplete ' IDatai.llaUoh, repair
P&rtly selectet1 muat depoa:lt and 1ervtce of an "fta'ttft ·
money with ua u 1ecurltY.. for Equlpml!ll'IL
. ' .• } ' . 'j I ,, _.,,, •-l'··· ON'l<i, :;.ul:t: ""'·-;;;;
Cleaning Co. wo opec1a11ze 111 cle&Jlllll Ruga A: Uphoi.t.ery only. Done rn
your awn home ustnc the B'am·
om BILDll .,..wn.
a&mplea placed w ith you Dept. lt Henhan E . 8aJnttel Dfl M . Potter
P . O. Box 403 E , Paaadcn:SC. ORANGE COAST
Used Washers
EASY SPIN DRYER STAR No. 1442 newWl1, &'OQd
condit ion, repoasessed, w ill 111ell
lea&e, 3 bedrooms. large living
room. Fireplace, Garage. Near
everything. C&ll Miss Kohl$1ledl .
Harbor 0829-R or Har. 1lY.'J6.
Beacon 8111 72Uc
I !-llUILDINO SER VJCll:S
Paintine: by "PAT"
Call Sat. A 'Sun., Beacon 505~-d
13 yeara Setvice In Harbor Ar~a
288 -22rid St., Coat.a Mesa
PAIN"rING, ROOFING, General
m.&lntei~ In exchange tor
ll'or ~ eotlma,.. pb, BANLk.t.·s
Beacon tit•~ &cett
Girls,' paint your own
cottl!ll skirts and blouses'
Vacation tun-and increaae your
Wf.rdrobe. Leuona 9 -fi. Evea.
by appointment.
HMbor 0382·R Harbor 2290-W
SALESMEN
' FULL or Iv.RT 'f!IJIE men need·
TRAILER SUPPLY
1910 HARBOR BULVD.
Col'ta Mesa. Phone Beacon Ql4..R
I 87"'1
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COt,DSPOT Refrt~rator, 6 cu. tt.
180, Lawnmower $8. 535 Hu.el
Dr., Corona del Mar, Harbor
1906,W, . l e!
wuhJnF machine, late model,
le• than 2 yra. old. A-1 con.
$119.95 .
Launderall
Automatic Wuher In good con.
: $94.50
dirt chea p for cub, no reuon-MA~ Q()l..f)CN' .fta'l.UU+bt. i
able offer refused. Phone Har. mo . P:dltlteee. •:tbe. Plltene
3117·M. ~99p3 HarljoP 1-. fttc
SHORE M OORING-will tak~p
• to 17 n. boat. N ortb Bay t . 40-Bl)SINESS Opportwll-
near Diamond Balboa Island. --ra-
Mr. Schmldt..H;..rbor 2042 -eVen-POTI"lplY BUSINE88, occupy 2
lnga Harbor 1370-RK. 92TFC or 3l Will aell equipment and
I bldg. Contract to firm
APARTMENTS
Sept. lat to 15th
2c3
A-2 bedreotn., ltvtng room. klt-
cbrm., view of ocean and bay .
•lellp -B--1 be41oom, living room, kit-
'Olleft. Near ocean antl ba y
•leep• t our.
pa.rt rental, yearly buts. Bal-_______ ,,__ ___ _
ed to sell oUr ''New Monµity
Prem ltlm PaY.Jllent Plan" Auto-
moblJe Insurance. A atock com-
pany. Radio It Tel~lalon lead&.
Autotno blJ e necefS&'Y. We train
a nd uatst you. Ttanaport In-
demnity -CO., 't.83 S . Main Street,
Santa Ana, Klmbel1y 3-8313 .
-"'°J>le dO read the Preu a.di.
Kenmore Washer
w,1'nr Atrl'OMA TIC
TIKll:R
FOR SALE -Allnoat new ~I in Angeles -an you can
fish, sail kit, and carrier SJM. prod ce. Beacon 6259 or Beacon 132ft E . Ba.Ibo& Blvd .. Ba lboa
Call Harbol' 1120-W
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be& J>refert'ed. Phohe Harbor
3116-J. 12 • 8 p. m . 3p
Every Day
Many people buy and
aelJ, rent " ell:Ch&!lge,
Umlugh C I a a s l fied
Ilda m the three local papen.
ha,.
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Cla11ified Ads
Pit, HaTbor I ''
Happiness & Success
FOR YOU
Solve all Problems
Be guided out of trouble, men-
tal diatreas or doubt Conault
on aJI per sonal and printe af-
fairs. Help a.nd adTice on love,
courtahip and marriage, buai-
nea, occupation. fe.an doubt.a,
worry, lnd«taion , J°mplex e11,
family relations. socfki adj ust-
ment, Low fee n -•2
Psychologist, Ph. D. ·
Spiritual Advisor
HOURS: 12 NOON to 6 P . M.
THURSDAYS TILL 9 P. M ,
(Clc.ed Bat;µrdays A Suncl&ys)
1990 Newport Blvd,, cOata M-
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EXPERIENC~ waitress wanted.
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WEllTINGHO'QBE REFRIGEJ\A.
TOR 9 cu. ft. Coneo1e g a a
' ' raap, waahlftl' 1 machine With
pump. $50 each.. Clean. Good
buJI. Ha.--W. lp3
Ph. Rlveratde 11181 or 4~_-R. 6393 Call for Leora 8 . Coltey .
~p3 Sp -ALM--OS-T-NE--W--8-~.;,~al-l_fla_t_&l.,_t· FOUNTAIN GRlLL A MALT
DA VIS-BROWN CO. tom ply,board row boat land sHor-Muat oeu, 1927 Harbor 1• H&i'ltor Bm1_ Colla Mesa oars· $35. See at No. 70 Mu· Blv!lt, Bea. 5941. 2p4
$68.50
Phone Beacon e.82l nlcipal Traile r ,Court. .. ep3 CA.Fl: ll'Olt L&ABIB
USED WASRDfG Jllacblne-Re--------------r N ~·-~-·a·~• N lgbt work. SNACK SHOP, -=--~-===-,,:--,:-:----::-
1819 Cout H ighway, Corona
del Mar. ' lcS MISC; ·e··~--... raebir ~". O ~--centlv overhauled. $25. Dick r.vYYO&.n.&.>' a -" •tw1 ,.1,___ HI h-• . ._.-nnrt Dun~. 101~ -4tb St., Co...-... ...____________ wttttot wtthotlt moorbag. J'ut vvo ~--· ....... -~ ~-· "~:-
•· overhauled. 313-3Srd St., New-Be .. ,._ OWIM!I', ~vn
Ing llCbool te81-tor Corona del COMBINATION PICK·U1'-And ~~~ ~y , . port Beach, , r-1--+--------
TWO APT8-laYely furn. 1 bdrm.
a pt. for Nnt by week, month, or
yea.r.
ALSO urtf\im. VJ'!Slalra 2 bdnn.
apt. yearly ten:tal. 900 E. Ocean
Front, Balboa.. Har_ 21 37. ' 3c8
TWO CROSSING GUARDS dul'-del 1!_f.ar. .· lliC5 Q GHT 1 Jii . .._" 545li:-, · 97dl9
. Mar and Newport Schools, Ap-camp In.lier, . Newly paint.I. -SNOWBIRD--Odod all, talr cjon, -'W WQ -
ply Pollee DePt le& Good U-mab offer. -CaD Hartlor 3113 and llwUlter dltlon. Wateon ~ ..,,,,.., 1.;;;....,;.;.;""" _____ ...._ ___ l ------------
e.a. 8417 !•-Bea. f814-'\'(), Cree1f wtll call "!tll CUil for 10-ft, r..-i,. plllitt.d, l'OOd p~' o , ROOFINO, General •ITTI<-RENTALS
FOR LllABE-2 bednn. houae un-
tumlahel, 1'ew post ·H eigh ta,
Adult.I al' with b!enqe. Phone
lle&COll 1412-W. 3p5
WANT Il:x-rtefteed abort order -· ~ --•--· wtD .. ~ dill ~· It b -·~ bi ~re tor YY ll 'I Ji.lliino r--.uy ,._ ~ on . ..__ u 1• ~-m • n.-1uxe ~ a.,.• wt.th tw1n ,cook, Apply SNACK SHOP'-1---------..,,---,. ""'"4 iDlmedJat.i,., _, 93ct part ren'!Jl!&l")J< bslo!s. Bal· ~ •-
1419 Cout ui-a-y Corona del -liJ;nJ?E,~~U:Liiiijii:1G;;;~~j boa ref , Pl'Aone Harbor bed&. 1'111 lie available a bout Kar. -:----' lcS NEWPORT · . ~ iua· ,8"L& ;SNIPE. OOJil'i.E'Itl!LT 3l J , u ., a p, m, Sp Sept, ta. llUlta'ble tor achoo!
tJoned. N-.ify new nylon -~...;.~---~~'-~--1 teachen. Adults only. New,
WANT HousEKEEPICR. Wbl~ SALVAGE ,l. ,. · ~~·b· , No ... _,. wter ""'"' Do.'*'ou Wish Tc!> Rent c1can, rt..tal Petman t, Un .... ~ Ollr eJ.nl It Pbone Bar. llll·W. .I, ._.... THE 8EAllllELL APARTMENTS or o _ en I)' m ~ St. .... ~ • your 9r apa :f+.:ta thru 1218 -'IO w. Balboa Blyd.
Ill or oat, l'{o, <15 Beacon1 B& ' NeWport llMdl ' -· M'ID At the l~ County Fair ·nRBT $2IO TAla:s MT tt, tbe 'tor or 'I>'" Doi -'"<I· lfNjkNl't Bead1, caitf,
-•ll«XINO -Vtcll _P_bon_•_H_ar_bor_._1_6_74_,_· ___ 1_.s_ Pays High~·: PriJfs " A,... leth • 20th. =' !'.*';,,~J.,!" f°,'"':· ~-~;I ~:_ u:a=·~ w;,:: ,,,_Barbor aoa2
llAV9 TOUR WATCB 'i'll'lmmr'im>i!>I .. M•.s, ........ .urJDO'IJS ,.,. ~ ·!Rn .. K.W.-~ In~ au-ler .. on. 31114 ~ Blvd,, Pl contact
-AOCURAcr oM ova NmW -. •-u~ ~,-.. • -.... ._ n-e... K-Bea, .,..w , d Bea h 3p8
TDOl 'K.UITl:R Uoed SerYel ~· I ell. ft. raper-• ...,...---"'!" -·--ir--,-,. ~ : y aD C
WAIJ,&CE CAI.n1!lRBEAD , Bee at p11oa. 1 u..,.......-......,... GOOD !l'llA& *><AT. Ciood • RealtT ii ,
WINTER.0 RENTAL-Ocean front
3 bedni>. bome. 1206 E, Balboa
. Blvd., Bal1ioL Har, !Slfl.W,
-. !e~ Jeweler Fel'flU80R Hdwe, Co. 'BUY--sEr.t. orl' oljotber • ..,...___ equlpmlll,,. I r.twcI< .... ~-111Wi Wrle)"
d - -ID -..,. *IP DOG ..,.,_ ~ ........ Bar. lJll ~ • .1..-' -:C j , -!1"",.~ • .ft. .,.!'•. 11•1 I .... •pl• ~2•-1: , ~ ~'rllG L' , . •alu AT ~-. °'" " .. -Jilll:wPokt W"t:&. CA.ID'. I ·1~ '' «P I I --,,_ ---- -• " -~ = ..... _. Ii -.. -..:;rr
-. . -. . . . -. ~ ·~ . -n.i.·a .Furniture .1ii:Ho0iS:iil.'";-;;;;-;;.;;ii4;;: w.un!;o. •wiAL ...._ <,m. '1wrrninfili1r""1J;S!l'\lli'"'Rtifi'liS'~=~"::-y--;&'i;y, ...... ,. •--Qn,_ DllZP ~ ....... f'AJa<>rpo!JhOMCOAl!f• W9-....,;...._ -.n..,:wlRHODD•ll ... pod ..... -... ,,,.._tel __ -or .-u.. _.. .. ~t·bf;,._--a: • ~ :M.*..:.:"ti't~ ='..'!-~ ~-107 IM<lll_,...___ -.=.r 1Glld er •. ~ ~t, r=·l~ = UI --st.. N~:.= = W I~ I I I B11 Oii -a. 1 laf'C _, .... - • I 7 I "111 ..,,.
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· BLANCHE A. I GA~. Re&itor · '
. l!oward Carnahan.....ctar Lowe--<Fr&n1r e&thei'lna
.... 311 Marine Avf·• Balboa Island ·
Ph. Har. 16J1 or 1672 ·Harbol' 746--M evenings
BALBOA ISLAND
, BAY FR. PIER I< FLOlT, ~ce .price for quick
· sale. Charm. 5 B.R. S ba. part. !nrn.. Patio: dbl.
.pr. Bit. for gracious tmng; , ..
, ·' .:,.. . ' . . ,, ' "8500. A~ 1 B.R. home.-'fJ'fll.'lfl!. ':f6..wl
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yard. Room to bid .. another unit. , • I .
S ~.R. home. beaut. fWll'. 2 yr. old. $16lll00.
S B.R. 2 ba. home PLUS 2. B.R. apt. Beaut. furn.
patio, Priced right.
a?•'·--~~ " ' .
G. N. WEi..LS.:
Broker & Assoc. -Nice clean
1 bednn, borne tn N&WPOltT
HEIGHTS." ·Partially .tumlah·
ed.
Price · $4500-$1000 'dn ' . .
A-1 bedrm. hOUlle, turnl8bed on
a $6000 view lot.
Price $8000 -Terms
One of the better
2 bedrm. homea on Broadway .
Price $8000
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.I . STANLEY SPECIALS
• • 'EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS . , l CORONA DEL MAR
Pf.sADENA TRADE-3 bedroom, 2 batl! home.
L;rge corner lot, excellent location. Property · la
c*ar. Price $12,000. Will 'trade for 2 or 3 ~m
hj me in Corona del Mar, Balboa Island or Newport
Hl!lihta, of comparable value. Contact To m Payne
a , Harbor 2474 for further information regarding
LISTINGS W AN'i'ED
BLANCHE A. GATES -~r -,-
• ONLY 5 u:11•r NEW: 2 BEDROOM
Well constructed. nice patio$.' home.
II APABTMENTS • HOUBE!I Ila llONEY 'l'O U)A)f NICE little furn.lshed hOUM! on
1At a.ere, cloee to Blvd. CAMP MANOR -OOSTA MESA barbecue. Lota of cloeeta, ·
l!,~~j0~~~~d'!'f:."~1i~ Id B..r1.1.~·0A • EL BA YO ~ EXTRA SPECIAi, RENTAL t'. $4250, Terms
. SPIOCI.ALJSTS Real btate Loa.ml
B<Dlm, APTB .. JIU4''-prop,
-far llr: lllcll ""'""
2 BlkB. W. of Newport ,Blvd . JI 100' to. BEST BAY BATHING plus OCEAN and
Clll-Crlda
Linwood Vick, Rltor. Nice 2 bedrm. home
Tu.rn at Barr Lmnber Co. tj:> Thurln. ON 2 LOTS-2 etoey lovely yf.ar
around S bdrm. home. Very )J'e.
walled patio, auto. wlabwuf r
and garbage dit1J>09al, Pa ~
furnace $26,000.
' Bf' Y VIEW. Attractive, spacious, 3 bedroom, 1 v" •
Be11>oe lll&Dd. Bar. 2(K2. UclW
BALBOA ISLAND-Yearly, furn-
ls.bed, 1 bedrrn. garage apt $65
mo,
-Santa Ana Realty Co. Realton
606 W. 17th, Santa Ana KI.2-7244
79c93
FOR LOANS
.
Fireplace. Lot 86 x 140. Shade
trees $6000. The right person,
can NAME his own temla.
2BD.RM.HO~
($7000 -7100 ~
We Can Sell Theae T~ Anyone
For $690 Dn. and "8-00 per mo.
(lnclUdes Taxes ad_Jmnfrance)
I
bath home over 8 garages bringin!' ample IN-
ciJME TO TAKE CARE 'OF TAXES, UPKEEP &I lfflLITIES. PORCH-Pati<>-BENDIX. Many
u?usual features. Completely furnished. Full priCt'
$~5.800. For appointment to see cont act Mary ALSO winter rental furn. 2
B. R . house. 113 Diamond, Bal-
Boa Ialand. Har. 2405-J , l c3
On good residence and commera-
al property, it will pay you to
see-
We have some wonderful
listings now we'll be happy ' .
I k to Bliow t.hem to you •
W. E. F ac neo Newport Blvd., eosta M.S. 51~ No. Main Santa An•. "THE BEST TOWN ON EARTH" Winter rentals KI. 3.111s . VETEir.AN$1
NO OOWN PAYMENT (.$t40 Impounds)
FINEST V1EW LOTS--overl~k·
Ing ocean and all or New!_>f>rt
Harbor al Corona del Mar~ 2
adjoining lou eacn 60 • 200 Pr· Dickson, Harbor 1013 or evenings Harbor 2888-J.
CORONA DEL MAR 97c93 Office phone Beacon CS181
F\.lrnlshed, newly decorated S I-------------
bedrma. $10, 2 bedrms. $55, and
slngles $35. 1045· W . Balboa
Blvd. 99TFC
WANS TO Bun.D, I:MPROVlll,
BUY, MODERNIZ:m, OR
Rl:ll'INANCID
Sacrifice! , Beautiful
1
F .H.A. ~omee
by Geo. M. Holstein and Sons·
LOT-oa Lido I.sle near Clubhol
f2.400.
LIDO ISLE
PROPERTIES, [Nr .
ACTIVE 2 bed~oom home. Hardwood floors,
2~· car garage. Completely 'fenced. Friendlypatio.
'ce $9,500-Trust Deed $4,000, and can. be in-FURN. 1 B . R . APT. Beauty-reat. l!Ve Buy Trust Deeda
mattress. Streamlined kitchen. NEWPORT BALBOA :B'EDERAL
Double bungalow on a comer East
side less than 1 year old. 2 gar-
ages. $8000, 1iir cash.
I
Better Get One Reeertred Now 3333 Via Lido ·
Newport Beach. cant. c . Call Editl! Maroon at Harbor 1776 for ap-
1 blk to mkt. & bus. $50-$55 SAVINGS le LOAN ASSN. H b BJ d
mo. Water, gas, paid. 191!1 , 8331 Vi& Udo Ph. .ll&r 1600 ar Or V •
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. -~-------· --Want a good business ·~HIL SULLIV k Harbor 1500. pqintment to see. I .
1c3 LOANS For Homes lot?
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NICE CLEAN 2 bedroom apt.,
sum.mer rental or yearly it de-
stred. 617 -36th St., Newport
Beac h (near Richard's.market).
with 4 70 -51;2 'Jo Int. 50 x 160, ~~~0ssoo down.
(Formerly C. Galen De~n)
GEO.T. EVERSON
-G. I. Resale-I
VALUE PLUS-3 bed.rm; bore.
cJose in E . side location. 3 rs.
old. Hdwd. nra. db}. gar. ·Long term. Low payment 112' ~ 125·· residence Jot . $1000
Specializing in F . H . A. and G, I. terms.
Plan!. 6 'At % Construction Loana ... 92tfc
400 Newport Blvd. COSTA MESAtPb. Bea. 6243-W
(Evenings Harbor Sl57-W or con 5458-J) . . I . Full Price $9800
$2300 dn.
EARL . W. STANLEY
Realtor
15th and Ima.
Newport Beacb CALL BOB "!!ATI'LER Good Listings Wanted
Har. 3163 for Free Apprnlsal ROBT. H . MOTTET Lido Isle Bay Front Rep. POIRIER MORTGAGE co. 1900 Haroor Blvd. Costa Meaa
APTS. 1 &: 2 be<lrm., prtv. beach. Metro. Llte Ina. Funda. KI 3!,1:C Bea . 6224-J Res. Bea. 6137-J
By week o r n1onth. Wintt!r re"· I
ervations taken now. $80 mo,
Full J>rice $4250
FURNISHEb 1 BEDRM. HOUSE
1 blk. from e~cellent beach.
Terms avallable.
Have new 2 bedrm. home.
. rurn. Harbor 2562. 70tfc
2c• I FOR LOAN;;
PHONE Har. 1577
Corona del Mar.
Owner will take good 1st
deed of trust as down pay-
ment.
$2500 down
DELUXE 2 BEDRM. I% bath.B.
Balboa Island
We have several yearly rentals
from $70 month & up.
Stanley Hadfield
216 MARINE AVE, Balboa I sland
Ph. Harbor 20
TWO 2 BEDRM HOMES-South
or highway, Corona del Mar
~ now available for year'• lo&ae.
EA~L CHAMBERLAIN, 1
Real Estate
50o Coast Blvd., Corona del Mat
Harbor 2288
4J5,-RENT, MJ.SCELl.ANEOU8
FREE OFFICE SPACE on New·
port Blvd. for some one to an-
swer phone. Beacon 6259 or
Beacon 6393. Call Leora S.
Coffey. ~p
l 2X20' Office space, cerner loca-
tion. Street level. 515 East Bal-
boa Blvd., Balboa. Har. 2821 .
95TFC
43-i\UTOMOBILES, TIRES
1937 PLYMOUTH COUPE -;EX·
cellent mechanical condition.
; Good tire» . .>-458 Santa Ana Ave.
for quick, courteous service. W '!
may Joan on -your car, furniture,
horses or cattle-whether paid
for or not.
NO 00-SIGNERS REQUIRED
Convenient Free Parking
BAY LOAN GO.
See Neal Houga.n
1018 or 400 Gout Blvd.
Corona del M'.ar . Hu. 2668-J
2c4
CORRECTION!
Rdwd. construction. Patio. B.·
B.Q. Good heat.· Bal. $80 mo.
100 tt. from fine beach.
Newport· Heights
~Santa ..A.a& A/le. ~t Hts.
2601. W. Newport Blvd Newpori B . (a multiple .ltsttng)
2 BEDRM. HOME com er locatJon
Hdwd. flrs. tumace heat. Root-
ed patiO. BBQ. Rear yal"d com-
pletely walled. Owper leaving
will sell tumlshed· or unfurn-
ished. $8500, 4 % loan.
GREENLEAF le ASSOC.
81-REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
LARGE BEAUTIFUL RESTRICT-
ED HOME SITES IN DESERT
HOT SPRINGS, ideal location .
All utilities in. Cheap water.
WANT well located Orange Coun-
ty property. Might assume. Ph.
J efferson, Beacon 6211 or Bea.
6222-W. 92c93H
82-REAL ESTATE
Open House Daily ·
703 Begonia, C.D.M.
~ this lovely 2 bedrm. home,
with fireplace. hdwd floors, dbl.
gar. Completely fenced.
Priced right
Erroneousty 'reported as
AND
is not sold
is still the best buy
in the Harbor '1rea
at $7950
aold.
C..11 your multiple Uat broker
or Briggs at Harbor 24.78
BALBOA ISLAND
3112 Newport Blvd. Har. 2562
In Costa Mesa
One of those hard lo get on·
sale Beer & Wlne Ucenau with
a small cafe where there are
living quariera. Good buslneu.
In Corona del Mar
2 bedrm. home and 1 bedrm.
garage apt. Fan1Uy fruit treea.
Have • home and a good ln·
OUTSTANDING C 0 L 0 N 1 A L come. Priced to aell. Built 1n 1948.
HOME--<»n double lot. nicely Fitzm • R It C landscaped. This is an ideal OITlS . ea Y 0.
year round ltiome. AvaJlable for Re.al Eate.te IU'ld Bu.stne.. Brokers
a sho rt time only 813 Cout Blvd. Harbor 2102
At $27 500 Corona del Mar
• Multiple Llatlni: Ree.lion
Stanley Hadfield
HARBOR 20 ·" Exclu~ive .
· Newport .Hejgh"8. Bea. ~280-J 1 '·'j '"''L . '. ~ ! '. '•. ~~~ • -......
Earl Chamberlain
qr st•p in at the office at •I • 'I vv A TERFR~. H~E . 'IVll.b ,two ' a.pa.rtttumta.· ; P nt Income
$110 per ·mo. H me ha.a 3 B .
rooms le bath, pl~ A float, only
2 yn. old. Price $22,500, f&mr·
able tenna. Will con•der otter.
after 4 p. m. 2p4
NEW 1950 FORD 4-door Deluxe
Sedan. I NEVER USED.) P h.
Harbor 207 or Bea. 5207. 2p3
1940 · 4·DR. BUICK Super S(>dan.
One owner car . New factor y
engine. radio, heater. Life gua rd
tires. Clean and In exceflent
condit ion throughout. Reason-
ably priced. Ph. Har. 1387-RK
or 328 Narcissus, Corona del
Mar. 2c4
'12 MERCURY-club coupe. XLNT
condition t hroughout. $675. 5 11
Irvine, Newport Heights. Ph.
Beacon 6288-J. 98cl ..
REAL ESTATE
Loans ... Insurance ... Builders
WO Co8..9t Blvd., Corona del Mar
Harbor 2288
Everybody reads the classified ads.
-Be wise-tell peortT~advertlse!
DUPLEX-Two 1-bedrm. uni\s.
3 garages, 2 years old. 64·ft.
frontage, 100' On )Saved alley,
near new court house. Owner,
A. N. EndeU, 583 Park Drive,
Costa Mesa. lp3
Hospital
216 M&rlne ' · · Balboa Island
COTTAGE PLUS
Harbor Inveetment Co.
30th at Newport Blvd. Har. 1800
THIS LOT 29 1n !Block ''B" of
Tra.c:t No. 873, !Juel Dr. with
ocean view, Coro*& del Maro •o
by 162 for $2.250, $50()• down
and $20 per month on the bal-
ance. ALL no:ps . AND AS-
SESSMENTS HAVE BEEN
PAID. Owner, J . H. Carroll,
11847 IA. Miradal Ave., Holly-
wood 38. Calif. iPh. HI. 14819.
.21'38 or C11nic building for sale. 14
1937 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, rooms lncJudlng surgery. Large
heater , seal bean1s. Good motor . parking area. AAl construction.
A CUTE BALBOA CO'M'AGE
'A'ith large fireplace In living
room, 2 bedrooms, nice patio,
PLUS a 2 bedroom apt. in the
rear over large dou~le p.rage.
Both places are completely
furnished. Low taxes. Here ls
your c hance to have a place in
Balboa and a year ·around in·
come. Near Bay and Ocean beach~s. Owner asking $1 i,000
tor the whole works. Good
terms if desired. Why just eslst
when you can LlVE In Balboa.
For a ppointment lo s~ thla
good b~y, call 4 room homtl $145. SOUTH COAST REALTY CO.
1936 FORD 2-door, $125, 131 East Call M. D. Pilchard, Har. 2652 Harbor 2034 built tn •tfi 1 ear J... ... IA_... lot, for detaila. _ ~-11>oa •-·e-Wil'IO!l., Costa M~. S02 Main St. 1 na. many beartng fruit t:ree9.
N "N~ Bay Pavilion" I I . · , ewport . ,1----'-------Price $$.500 No Down Payment 'On. Of nicot homes In atta. 2 N Q t' Ma ks
About so can to c-trom' be<Jrm•. " guest hou"" beautltUI o Abuest lOThn r . The J'ohn Vo~• Co.
$26 .and up; tor tnstance ~ grounds. convenient to ·every-OU ese 117 • 22nd at., lf~ ~
fleG cu. $10.73 per month. thihg. 5 yrs. old and in wond· $35,000 modem duplex 2 yrs. okJ. Barbor M71
erfUl condition.. Owner 1Mv1ng Facing bay with north tront 1-
SimmODS town. has reduced. prlti! to picture windowe. Sandy beach. Just Listed ~ New
Used Car Exchange .'12~i.o'."':!~atme11.t eo. and boat moortng rtgbta. ene 3 i'e~-; . unit tumlshed. Potenlia.l rent· J.au'v-tlll. --..
313 S . Afa L•, S. A. IQ 2·54M, 30th at Newpcjrl. Blvd. Har. 1600 >&la ieeoo yearly. Will make very ,W~ .
39cS3 reuonabJe terms to responaible •
----~. * * SOLD * * .buyer. a.o -'~ J'ORD, '48 Tut.lor. heater, .radio,. $10.500 -DMrly new coatemporuy lOll • -...._
plutic seat coven. Rebuilt en-806 _ 3nS Ave., Corona del -~. Bermu~ home. 2 bedrma. a.ad ~ ... ._. -... '..Ille .f
ctne, ortginal owner. $900. Ph. sun deck ott living room. ocu.n . -f~ ~ w
Har. 1159-M, evenlop. le3 Bx a . view. Double p.rsge. R2 lot. _ • •
KuIUP'e 1Jat1a.« ld.utor 1"".B..A. loan. • ,,. , .1 ;. '37 PACKARD SEDAN. Private
party. 320 Flower, Costa Meaa, -... Mo:i.w. 1ca
• .,, Wm. E. Angold, Realto" Sell or Tl a.e ,
9o1 Coaat· H!Wa7. Newport Beac11 ll'UJIN. I ~ 11 , -......
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'36.~ 111 • -i" 11&11'1. !WI' lot
part. -fUnL Tarim. •ffllr. 3MO
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Bw,_ llll&f-W, 11M B'ar 1138.W PORT IJCniM~lll, ---• . . . Ill Illa at "1 .... ..,..
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BUYI YOUR HOME -FIRST !!
Hi!! heh ~!!th~,;!
llVinl' room, 2 bednm., fireplace
and many extra.a. Rear house ls
Blll&ll bUt nice. In good location
near ~h IChool. 59000 takes
It, $3000 down and $60 mo.
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• TO G .. J. $10,500 full price. Ha.a
hdwd. fin. fireplace, din. rm.
nice wt in bath II: kitchen, dbl.
gar., f"l'ced yard. °" be8t ea.ta
Mesa ~ aide street, near
8Choo18 and shopping.
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JOR, NEARLY NEW-L&rge
liv. rm:] Its real nice. $-4950 full
price. !2400 down, $26 mo. on
balance. .
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Top Quality Dup~x A BEAUTIFUL HOM~nd in-
come juat l 'h yrs. old, ge
3 car gar. eaally converted ln·
;o anoth~r unit. The BfST
close ln location. $68.00 per o.
income, besides your own ho e.
Price $12,750 -Te:r
THIS IS REALLY QUA -THIS WILL G. I.
LOVELY 2 BD. RM. HOME ~N
BROADWAY-Co!ta M*'s
finest atreet. Lg. Iv. rm. W )fr·
place dual tur. Brkfst. nC*Jk .
.. Beaut . .klt. (lota' of cupboards).
Dbl. gar. Enclosed nagwtfne
patio. . I
$8500 Full Price ,i
No That ia . Nol A Misprjnl
I THIS IS A BUYJ
Lot 50 x 140 on BROADWAY
close-in. Alley 1n rear. $1500.
You better hurry. I·
PHIL SULLIV AN1
(Formerly C. Ga]en Denieon)
2215 Marine Ave.
I CoUt Highway
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Balboa Island 3113 \\1, Newport Blvd.
Newport Beacb
VOGEL VALUES
LIDO ISLE
Tro YEARS OLD. Spacious 2 story
jbaths.
I $27,500
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i ll exchange for smalle r Lido home
OR .
"!Ill lease
! Lido Bayfront Home
4 bdrm. 2
O?mpletely furnished 5 bedrm., 3 bath home.
-1Charming & in immaculate condition.
l $42,500, $18,000 down
THE JOHN VOGEL CO.
434 · 32nd St., n"¥t to Newport Post Office
I Phone Harbor 1960 ·
ANNOUNCEMENT G. T. EVERSON! I
490 Newport Blvd. Costa Mtsa
ONE A<!RE-NICE 3 BBDRM. W ~ Beacon 6243· To all my friends and customers I have purchased HOME+-good chicken house E H 3 57 W B ., J and~ outbuilding.. Grade A ve. ar. 1 • or ea . ~ · the N. B. °C. lteaity Co. and will be pleased to hear
oandy .. u. new chain Unk fence, Balboa Peninsulal frt all owners in this district and am in especial
near rplng and 1choo&a, SlO· f li ti b f d L · d 600. A s21>oo dn. 4% G. I. Home • ; n o s ng on ay ront an 1 o Isle.
Joan. 1 blk. to bay•• best beach. H~e JAMES c HOWARD REALTOR ~ of charm -end color. Two bed-·~· , 1 • ,
. ' ~ ' ~ room, liVln&' and dining roi>in '. . ' ' : ".' N. B.,,o. Realty Co::.:;.~ I
·' ' • with· beautlfUJ wood panellllig, • ' •· • I• 311'6 Newpo' rt Boulevard, Harbor 1405 I fireplace, den, nice patio •. ~r-,
Ft1RNllllpm 3 BEDRM. HOME-bage dlspoaal and dlsh~aatr, !
llrid :a IJIPauty! 1230 eq. ft. Rdwd. plenty of cupbo&rda. gr pe
fiOQT'L ; tifU1 tile noor and stake fence. You'll Jove It! ~
wall.I bath. Spacious Wed Bay and Beach I . I. Resale
kltehenj Blg llring rm. with bay. U>VE 3 .BEDRM. HOME dose
Dlnb!g Double garage. Nice Realtv J to ta Meoa shopping. Built
,. .tenoifd yard. Near downtown Gloden Fay, Ethel Shirey 1946. 1 Good comer ·location.
Coat.a eaa. The turntture Is real Fred Croaier FencJJ yiird $1900 down. $9800
Prlee • 0,700. s:moo down and l------------i--
nice. I med tat e posaesalon. 1450 Balboa Blvd. Harbor 1 64 4% lt: .with low payments.
iM mo; th. A \EAL HOME D . plex Income
• FURNij!HED, 2 YEARS OLD. ARGAIN Excellent location, near schools.
Hl!!IGHTS-,A h<•ull· ·
, 1600 eq. ft. plus a nJce
yroom. Fineat or hdwd.
u:tra 8pocl.BJ tile work
d t,he kitchen and din-
18 reaUJ' aomething.
't l>qln to repllu:e µ.Jo llul<ln• price o fS16,000.
tenna.
ey Francque
REAI.'l'OR.
2 STORY $875ol" BA $9000i only. $2000 down.
A big roomy older, goodo const -$8500
ted home on a. well loea LOCAT D ON BROADWAY
1 ACRE 132 x 3SO best ocaUon. Very lovely 2
Inte rior ha.a been partlally bed • home. Built llMO. Many
decorated. Mu.st be · ·~ to ture11. P,reptace. Patio.
appreciate -See owner noors. Fenced yard.
2464 ELDEN Ave.
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COSTA MESA~ BEST ' UY ~9~ST" MESA.
Alm new moderri 2-bedrm.
' I ln good location. Sandy
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This spacious home
must be -sold
(o\vner expecting to ~ called
into ser vicel.
Inspect this beautiful home tn
Cliff Haven (not le&Behold) De·
signed for gracious living haa 3
large bedrms. and den, 2 com-
plete baths with stall showen.
Large living rm . .with fireplace
and picture windows. Dining
room. PanPlled den hu beamed
celling, bnr & fireplace, A.JI
steel eJE-ctric kitchen with a . I:.
dishwasher and garbage dilpcl9-
a1 . BreakfRl.it nook and service
porch.
Charming patio completely tn·
cloaed and double gar. Grounds
all terraced and landacaped.
PRICE ha.s just been REDUCED
several thousand dolla"-An
extra Jot. drapes and valance
boxes, carpeting, stove and re--
frigerator included.
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TOPS In FOOD
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TERTAINMENT
d&nclng at 9 p. m.
n.Jtely except Wed.
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FLOWERS
S~2 N cwport Boulevard
at \Vc8tmWter
Phone Beacon 6426-W
Bualneu I• never so healthy u
when, like a chicken, It must do
a ce.rtaJn amount of scratching for
what it gets.-Henry Ford.
CALL BARBOR !070
for
FLOWERS
by MORRI
East Balboa BJ\•d.
THE CIRCUS ROOM
' . ONE OF AMERICA'S
OUTSTANDING
RESTAURANTS!
Food EsporllJ' Prepared
and
Gndoml)' Served. ln Our
Unique Dlnlnl" Room
Free ladoor Parklnl'
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EXCLUSIVELY SEA FOOD
OJsler..-Lobsters--Clams--Shrimp--F18h
ALL KINDS OF SEA FOODS
From North -South ~ l'lllllt -We11t
111*"'or A 1 Taste Treat''
311 '/2 Marine Ave. Balboa Island ----_.,.
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Complete Course
LUNCHEONS-DINNERS
"At the Sign of the Swordfish"
Beautiful New and Enlarged Cod.tall Lounge
SURFSIDE
Betwe-e.n Seal Bmc.h and 8uuet Beach
Phones: 8J4...0I -IOI-GO -MO-T9
Santa Ana <;ollsge Players to
Premiere Tennessee Williams .Comedy . . .
S&nta Ana Colle&'• Playeno .,,,.----------,-o;=,-
prcsentlng lbe third and final
show of their summer theatre pro-
frRm thlii Thur9day, Friday and
Saturday (August lT,.18,. 19) In
Studio "A" on the coUege campus.
"You Touched Me" by Tennea-
iee Williama ad Davtd Windham
" a rollicking romantic comedy
)ased on a •hart •tory by D. H .
Lawrence. The College Playen
~rcsentaUon markJll the weal CO&Jit
premiere of the ahow.
Hadrian and MaUlda. the Ideal·
1atlc young lovers. are played by
Carl Buldlecker and Sarah Ann
Beatty. The reUred sea captain
of the days of 111alllng ve~Ll!I 11!1
played by Windell Melton. Emmie.
the captain's splnater alater la
played by Mn .. Lorraine St\eldon.
Reverend Melton ; rector of. the
church. and much pe.at. the age of
reuon at JeUt tn matten matrl·
moniaJ, le played by Joe Bell. The
maid, Phoebe, youn( In heart at
least, Is played by Le~ Condon.
11. vetera.n ot College players'
'>oards. Tod Martin, a newcomer
Lo College Player8 playa the role o: a pollcem8.f1 who comes to call.
The new play la under the di·
rectlon ot C. L. Ford with George
Busdlecker heading up an active
production st.alt. Patricia Flaher-
ty Is managing properties; Mra.
Hazel Flaherty is house manager:
Mrs. Windell Melton la promoter:
Jack Myhlll, publicity; and Robert
Levin, lighting.
The scene construction crew
consists of Tod Martin. J&ck. My·
hill. Bill Pickering, P'n.ncta Fergu-
son, Con8tance Feeley, Sarah Beat-
ty, Maralyn P&ntOIUI, Barbara
Napier , Joan Carter, and Rita
Riggs.
ReScrvatlorui may be obtained
by calling the college, KI-2-7226.
Curtain Lime ta 8 :16 p.m .
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Friends Honor
Mesa Couple
at Farewell Dinners
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Regretful that Mr. and Mrs.
William Bird were leavtng Costa
Mesa and r etumlnc to Toledo,
Ohio, rrlenda a.rransed a number
of affairs In their honor. Mr. and
FOLLOWING hi• reeent eed8
of comedy hits, Cary' GNAt· Jie-
tums to a dran-.tle rule •n
"Crt&IA.'' ne'W oft'f'rl8• a&M tlae
Port The9.tre. With M-0.-M'a
lovely new .cfl~ 'P;su1a ..,Y-
mond, u hla ronande vt....vts.
Grant plays an A.meriean wir-
reon u•ho take& blA bfide 09 ! &
vacation and become. lnvolffd
In a AU8peue-r~ adWtihll"o
Glendale Women
Enjoy Oay
on Balboa Island
A fa.shlon show by Jax and
luncheon at White's Park avenue
care 011 B&lboa Island waa recent-
Jy enjoyed by a group of friend•
rmm Glendale. Meeting at ''The
Dock," .summer home ot Dr. and
Mn1. C. C linton Andre. were: lrts
Higbee, Henrietta Herman, Ro·
berta J ones. Jean Ferry. Grace
Gordon, and Dorothy Andre or
1 ;1endale. and M11.ry Hoertig and
Pauline Killian of Lelmert Pa.rk .
Daughter Completes,
Mel Berry Foursome .
Mrs. Bird, who have resided In Its a girl lor the ·Mel llerrye of
thi11 commun•ty for lh.e ,,_.t three J.21 Via Venezia, Lido I8Je, bom
ycarH. have 110ld their home at 234 Monday. Aug. 1 at St. Joseph. hoa·
Flower St. pital and weighing 9 pounde, 9
Host.s feting the couple at dJn-ounces. Diane, aa she hae been
ncr events Included Mra. Alpha named. Is doubly welcome tor thf'
Brown, Mra. Martha Wolle and her 1 Berrys, popular me mbers ot New-
son Harry Clark, allot Flower St .. port Harbor Community Players,
and Mr. and Mn. Carl J . Ott of have three amaJI eons.
E . 18th St. Grandparent.a of the baby att
Mr. an.cl Mrs. A. R. Marahal of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McCollum of
Santa Ana alao complimented the Via Udo Nord.
'Birds with a dinner, olher guests -------. '
being Mr. and Mra. Ott.
Mr. and Mra. Bird, who left
Wedneaday to be with their fam-
ily ln the Buckeye state, expre88ed
the opln.lon that their atay here
Mr. & Mrs. Hal Manning
En Route Home '
From New England
has been happy In every partlcu-Mr. and Mrs. BalJ Manning of
lar. "Coata Mesa la an ideal com-Corona del Mar are enroute home
munity; we Shall el!lpeclally mies from the New Eng-land states.
the warm ftiendllnese ot the peo-·This week they were tn Glacier
pie here," Mre. Bird said. National Park enjoying the eeenic
N.D~G.W. Group Plans
Attendance at
-; Santa Ana Parlor
wonders ot that country. The
couple have driven 10.000 mllea
during their 10 week jaunt a cross
the country and r.etuming.
THE ARCHES
CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE • OPEN 10 a.. m. Through. 2 a. rh. ..
Newport Blvd. on Cout Highway
NEWPORT
WE ARE CLOS.ED ON THURSDAYS
tor a hand ~eeorated..
WEDDING or lllBTBDAY
GENE'S RESTAURANT
AND BAgsay e Barbor llOI
* * * FB&NOB aad ITAi.JAN CUISINE
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Members of Conchita Parlor.
N . 0 . G. W., who a.:re planning
to attend Vl.8it&Uon nll'hl at San-
ta Ana parlor-pn Monday Include
among others, Mary MacDonald,
Dorise Jesko, Audrey Cottle, Hel·
en Mirkovich a.nd Antoinette
Todd.
Herbert Thompsons .
at Legion Convention
Herbert and Al¢a Thon11>son or
Newp9it Height. are In Sacra-
mento lhl111 week, combining \helt
vacation with attendance at the
American Legion conventiton. ·
Captain White, Old Time
Boat Operator Is t.1ourned
Capt.\Jn !:. I. White, who pullz.------------
ed aw:ay recenUy. wu one ot the
tut ot the old-time boat opera·
tore ln the Ha.rbor area.
two ranchea. all or which wete
aold when he movlf'd to Maricopa.
Kern county, near Bakersftl!1d._
tfe bought his tint craft, the H e Invested in reaiJ!entlal P">P"'
"Wynona" hom a man named Joe erty and marut.ged a largt oU JeaR
Fellows at 8aJI Pedro In 1809. Re-for several yean:, but eufftted ft·
puled to be one of the beat amaU nancial reverees when he Ud two
boata of It.a day. the Wynona wu· partners attempted to ~lolt a
tlnil!lhed tn mahogany, would sleep sulphur fntne which White I had
tour peraon11 and had a complete dJscovered. ·
galley. In 1919. Captain White 1uq:~l>-
Whlte operated tM Wynona on ed to an u~ to tet\U!l to th\11 tea
charter. with IJl&llY nms to and and he settled in Newport. He
from Catalina laland. Alt>Kore rented a hou...e at 2tli -•1tth atreet.
were 90 plenutul Ill t.boee d&ya that later building hl8 own bom6 at
capt.a.in White wu .90inetlmea able 209 -33rd .tieet.
to rul not only hia boat. ·OOl the During hi.l!I; rea:l~ncy btte, ea,..
skllt he towed boblnd-wlthin an lain White bo<IPt ond oold -
hour a.tter hll charter put.la be-and dJd pl@nty Cf .• 11tng. Bej W
gan tlahlng. -just Cl)mpleted hJa la!M\ ·-~
Havlns no COll)lllerclal value at the Red Wlna". wllldl be ilMlpU
that time, the, alWcorl were often and helped tMdld. ~t WU a '°"'folit.
just otrunc-up rer pbotosropblns c:nliller, with ev~ ·~ lo
and then ted to•tlle -U-that ""1te It -· . W1"il ·-...
'Death of a Salesmaa'
Now flaying at
Biltmore Theatre
Loa A'.ngelea' greateat dramatic
hit of recent yean. Arthur Mil·
leT'a "Dea.th ot a Saleeman," which
le now at .the Biitmore Theatre
• ! ! -Aloo M.ior llplllry ~1-
J i ' '"The Asphalt Jungle'' I
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!Van .JobDM>D. ~tll l'aylOr
,''The Bit Han9over'.'
-And Bis w ......... F~
! ~dolplt Soot;t. Bulb R4maa
"Colt 45" I
wtth Thoma.a Mitchell In the role In Tecllnlcolor
of Willy Loman, the celebrated !.•••••••••••• .. saleamals who givM he play lt.B
tltle. Aa1a matter of fact, "Death
of a Salesman" Is a smuh hit In
any lan{\lllge. as~ succeMJtul pro-
ducUona In Denmark, Sweden.
Norway) France, Italy, England.
Urae.l, the Argentine, Uruguay
and Aui,trta can atteaL In Amer-
ica It J1u wor;i every award the
theatre ha.a to offer. including the
Pulltzer1!Prize and the New York
Drama 1;cnucs· Prize. Moreover
the published version was a. Book '
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August 20j .
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the Dec album of the play with I 4
or the ~onth Club selection anrt f
Thomu ltchell as the a&l eam&.D '
la a beet seller or the month.
"OeatH of a Salesman" will pofl·
ltlvely ¢nd its Loll Angeles en·
gageme't on ~eptember 9. It ts
preaente!(I jointly by K e r m I t
Bloomgarden and We.Iler Fried.
Uke "*reetcar Named Dealre"
It enllst~d the services of the pro-
ducUon !'team of Illa Kar.an. dlr·
ector (~ho recently arrived In
Holllywood to at.age the Clim ver-
sion of ~hat drama,) and J o Mlel-
zlner. ~ene designer. who haye
combineli to make It one of the
most blilllantly staged plays ot
modem !times.
Miss 'everly Grace
Is Ho~or Guest
at Pr~-Nuptial Event
The putle home at 205 East
Bay toP)ned party l!lettlng on Tue.s-
day wt~ honors centered on Miss
Beverlyi Grace. when Miss Paula
Cutle ~a.a hoatesa at a kitchen
•hower.I Paula will be btideamald
on Aul' at 26 when Beverly walk•
to the Jtar with Richard Cramer
ot Port ~nd. Mrs. Vir~nl& ca8tle
aaaleted!her daughter In entertain-
ing. I
Sum'T,:er flowers decorated the I
roorrui and miniature handmade nowen~tormed novel placecards.
Ptled I a big clothea hampert
were e . ough kitchen utensils ·to
equip le new kitchen, Including
preaau cookers and shining Re·
vere w e.
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LABAINE DAY
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Heading an All Star Revue
IDAY and SATURDAY EVES, 8:30 P. M.
can l;exlag1on 6-4172 tor Ret1en'atloo11
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FRANKIE SAPUTO. NBC ARTIST.
PLAYS l'OllR R.EQl1ESTS \\'EDNESOA\' A~-o
THURSDAl' EV!:Nl"XG lN COCKTAIL WL'JtiGE
DINNERS FROM $1.00
HUNTINGTON INN
COAST HIWAY (IOI) HVNTINOTOS BEACH
Kl DIE'S . DAY
Pl'eee t were ' the honoree. Ml88
Grace ~ her mother, Mra. Victor
Grace. rs. ca.atle and Mrs. Ad-
dl4!! Ha gh, mother and grand-
mother of the hoeteaa and their
Houeeguest, Jdr8. Daphne Payne
ot &r~~ey : Meedamea Bert Wll-1
eon, Cli d Twichell, J . W . Cam-
mack, J nnie Vincent, Richard
Othmer!C. M. Deaklnst H. E .\
Stahler 1and Harold Knight; Mias
Norma Castle. Mias Janet Groch,
Who a will be bridesmaid at
Ule weciding, and Mia.a Castle. E ERV WEDNESDAY
"The I beat way to keep Upatlck1
on la tb eat lot. ot garlic." -
Show I Mildred Hughes.
OrCJClll
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Won by loni j~t of N.H •. Y;C. GivenalB.l:Y.C ..
'nie Snowbird ,Cla.s;e Ya.qht Racing Auocfatton held the annual Commodore Bob Haldemtan &·
Gold S Snowbird ch.lmptonship races on Saturday and Sunday, August gain presented flra~ place r lbboM
12 and 13. Twenty-three boats took part, approxlm.ately 1lx being for Jut week'l!I competition in dlf-
choeen from each pt the foul Snowbird flee~ on the baf. The New-fercnt eventa at the P'rlday even-
port Harbor Yacht Club, the Lido Isle Yacht Club and the Balboa Ing m~tlng ot J4lboa Island
lsland Yacht Club were all ft.presented in the aeries of ftve racee to Yllcht club. They were: •
determine the Bay Championship. • Rowing. Bill Lloyd, Patty Park-
Wlnner of the coveted flret place er . Ron Batson, Mona Rae Barlow,
trophy in the series was Tom
Fro8l of the Newport Harbor
Ya.cht Club. Fred Miller of N.H.-
Y .C. took second place, and Bob
Halderman, Commodore or the
Balboa Island Cacht ~ub, placed
third. Fourth place Y(as captured
by Ann Rawlins, also of the Bal·
boa. Yacht Club.
James M. Webster, Elon Brown,
Cliff Chapman, Ckne Baum. Allan
~k and Peter Serrell served on
the race committee, and laid out
starting lines and courses as un-
familiar as possible to all the
skippers.
Skippers Entertained
All the skippers and their cr e\Y!I
were entertained at dinner at thl'
Newport Harbor Yac ht Club on
Sunday evening following the
Mees by the Commodore of the
Snowbird Cius Yacht Racing As-
sociation. First. second and third
place winners saw the big per-
petual trophy upon w hich their
names will l7e Inscribed, and were
presented with take-home trophic!!.
Winner of the series also received
two Gold S's to replace the usual
red ones on hill sail.
The annual ~eetir\g or the
Snowbird Class Yacht Racing As -
sociation will be held at the New-
port Harbor Yacht Club next Sun-
day morning: at 9 :30. Junior and
senior repre•cnt,ative.!!I ot the four
fleets .-in be present to discuss
fleet problems and a large attend-
ance of young skippers is expect-
ed.
Skippers From 6 Foreign Nations to
Compete for World Star Class Title
Late·summer sa'l.lboat rcgatta.!j throughout the country will take
· on an inter.national aspect when the Star Class W orld Championsh ipi::
are held off Chicago, on Lake ~flchigan , Aug. 20·26. Skippers from
Braz.it. Canada, Cuba, Italy. Portugal and Nassau, B. W. J., \.1:il1 vi<:
for world honors against a host of U. S. sailors in the six-day series.
· epon.sored by the Chicago Yacht club. Bil\ Ficker will reprcsont
Newport H ar_bor in the event.
Amorlg the top-flight Ame rican'*•~--------------
veteran!' who arc entered in the Mi c higan fleet, will t;ail his "Galf'"
event are llillary Sn1art, of 1\1in-
neapolis, whose "Hillarius," will
represent thC' ?.1ilwa ukec f\C'et.
Smart was winnPr of the Star
Clas!i compl'I ition in the 1948
OlympiC.'i.
Othe r U S. skippers include
Stanley Ogilvy, whose "F'lame··
bu bf'en a l"1 1n!;iStC'nt v•inn~r in
the WC'stcr n L '1ng Island Sound
fleet: E . W. "Skip" Etchelli.. \vho
will sail "Shillalah." repres1·nting
the Central Long IRiand Sound
fleet: l\nd Bob Lippincott, whose
"Sea R obin" has been thc Ji·ad-
lng member of the W est New Jer·
sey fleet. ·
Tlfk> Holdrr Bntrn
in t he intrrnational con1pt>titlon.
The forl'ign entrants. all of
whom are veteran skippers or the
22-foot 81-'i ·inch Stars. include
three Italian s kippers: Lt. Aug-
URtino Stravlino, of Taranto. An·
tonio CosC'nt10. of Naples, and 1'ito
Nnrclio, of Tri est('. Carlo de Car -
denas, vice prC'sidcnt of the Inter-
nationstl S tar Class Association,
will rC'prei::ent Cuba. Du1ward
Knowles. 19'17 world chan1pion,
will co1npC'l" in the event with
his "Grm III." IC'ade r in co·mpeti-
tion in Nassau, B.W .I.
The two Canadian entrants arf'
George Parsons, of Vancouver,
representing thC' English Bay
fleet , and A. G. Fairhcad, or Tor-
Herbert B. WilliK1ns. who rt>rent-nnto. JaQ Tito. of Casl'ifi~. near
1y defeated Harry G. NyC' Jr., the Li!-lbon. will repre.<icn l Portugal.
present world title holder, in elin1-and 'T. T. de Paula. of Rio de
inations held by the Southern Lake ' Janeiro, is the Brazilian entry.
Tom Cunningham. Janke Jensen,
Commodore HJ,lderman. Paddle-
boerm. MaNihall Wttght. Biii
Twis t. Bill Lloyd, Parry Parker.
John Jurgensen. Mont Rae Bar-
low, Tom Cunningham. Janice
Jensen, Commodore Halderman.
Diving, MarshalJ Wrtght, Jean
Jone11, Gary Fink. Eleanor Guthrie,
Mike Valle, Nancy O'Dell, Bob
Ibbottson. Swimming. Bill Lloyd,
.Jean J ones. John Jurgensen, Mona
Rae 1 Barlow, Tom Jonell, Nancy
O'Dell, Janice J e n11en ,Frank Wll·
Iiams.
In Snowbird races. both we re
won by Commodore Halderman. In
Balboa dinghy class flrt'lt race was
won by Roger Boyvey and S('Cond
by 'Torry Torrence. Commodore
Halderman a.lso announced that
t)\e Snowbird and Balboa dinghy
championships would be sailed to·
morrow I Friday) aftemoon at
I :30 p. m. Today the annual
"Round-the-Island" Rowboat race
was hf'ltl.
An addf'd event for this sum-
mer will he the "Aquanastic" an
afternoon set aside !or parents of
Balboa Yacht club member!'! to try
t heir s killR at the same program
as the youngsters. There will be
S\vimming, diving. rowing and
paddleboarding. with unique p riz-
es bf'ing presented. Entry fees will
be 50 cents for each event, or a
barg3in price or !our events for
a dollar. All monic!I will go toward
thf' trophy fund. This event is
set for Saturday, August 26.
Alamitos Club to
Host Snipe Series
ThP Alamitos Yacht club of
Long Beach. Cali f., will play hf)!-!t
to the country'.s to p-ranking SnipP
skipper~ wh,.n the Natlonal Snipe
Champions hip1't a re held at Long
BcRc h. Aug. 21-2f1 . Among the
contestants ('Xpct·tf!rl to compete
in the ('Vent a rc Billy Wicker, of
Kansa1'i City, 1948 title ho lder, and
Terl Wf'lls. of Wichita. whose
"Good Nev;~" holds thc pre13ent
Snipe crown. The .winnf't of th~
event \viii gn to Cuba . inr thf'
Western H e 111 I r.i p h "r c Snipe
Chan1plons hip!-1, which will be held
in Havana. N ov. 15-22.
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UDO IUD-Ol'F FOR SEA1TLE wher ahe wlll t ompete In the PaclOc ()out and Nad~ul ''F"'
clMs outboard runabout race. Aupa~ 19 and !O. S kipper o f the boat "111 be Dave H . Spies
(rfcht), 100 Via QuJto, Udo Isle, "'ho I~ ahown admlrtnc lbie cralt with Warren Atherton \\1ao~d""
with him la most rattfl. Udo Kid cut. •hroush th e "ate~ a t M m.p.h. d rf\.-en by a four~yUnde 60
·r bonepower motor. Sple& it-ft Nf"wport arbor Monday .and h1A · drcorated t railer wlU te ll P Ifie
Cluterw about t hll' area. After Seat11., Spies p~na to race at Marysville, C&Uf., A ue. 21 and at t he
Fair ln S&crattlf'nt·o, Sept. S. j . (Preas Photo)
B t T w;ndw~g on the car waa broken N H ~ y C t H 1 ,d Oa Ops to gal~ entry. Fox said, while the • • • • 0 0
car wU parked at Poppy Ave. and R W k S I Occan ;~vd., Corona del Mar. ace ff 00ft Theft List M~~: S:~~Y0~11:~~~ Coro-Annual race w eek ot N+port
nado St .. Balboa, t old po11ce two Harbor Yacht club will ~ held
ThC'rt of a 14·foot boat headt'd flick<'rl di1'Cs and hub caps were Aug. 25 to 27. Commodore r ra P.
the list of stolen artl<'les reported taken ~rom her <'&r ROmt>time Sat· F
to Newport police over the W('('k -arday right while It Wa!I parked ul':'1or has rttportcd. .
end. In fro~'t of her home. Fiftee n claasf'-5 of l!lathng VE'S·
E . O . McComie, of Alh3.1llbra. A ~Ir or maroon i;;wl m trunks sets will lak<' parl In the jocean
told police hiR I4·foot boat was and t o bea.ch towels valued at dlvil'lion SC'hcdul<' a.nd 17 ir the
taken from Lido Peninsula yacht $18 ere taken from a clothes bay division schedule during the
a.nchoragp on Aug-. 1 or 2. Mc· line, 1 • F . Dnll, 119 Coral Ave .. raco series. 1 Cornie saJd the boat was painted Balbof\ lsland, reported Sunday. Regatta commi t lee consillts of
red on the ouL<1ide and bottom and Chari~-Hayes, Alhambra, report-Dick Edwards. chairman: Thomal!I
cream color on the inside. Two ed thffl of a canvu car cover R. Sutter, protest comhiittee
boys were believed t o have taken rrom ~is ca r while it was parked chairman ; Sandy F. MiicKay,
the boat, he sa..id . at 3, Apolena. Ave.. Balboa chairman ocean division; '-obert
Two wallets. identification pa-Ialandl ~t . Allan, Jr., chairman bay! di vis·
pcrs an~ $35 in cas~ were takf'n I 1 ion; Fred H: Ml.Iler, chairm8.fi Non-
from his car, Wilham Fox. of "I needed son1r benc hes 1to n1y
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Calm bay d1vla1on: Earl G. jCork·
Pasadena, notified Newport police frlend~ could watch , television." ctt tro~hlea, and Andrew Brown.
at 11 :40 a. m . Sunday. A right j-Missr url man explaining thefts 1 entertainment.
Fall Schedule of Classes -.
Announced by Power Squadron
All of Californ ia's inland warni-
~ater, .f.MW').;,~)-r.x.~·--lhe1 ~
Sacramento ~rch, have t>een Tii-·
troduced rro-ni'~'iM,8, Ays ·
the division of fish and game.
A nt·w Pilotil1g class will be given by the BRlboa Powe r Squad·
ron. beginning Monday, Septen1ber 11 at 7:30 p.r/i. at ttic Balboo
Yacht club. Ted Hambrook. commRnder and Curtis Dosh. chairn11u1
or the Lo1..'lll Board or Admissions, and supervisor of the clnss, urg'"!
all lnterestcd in \earnlng n1orc about competent and sate boat handling
to enroll in this class.
The course Is free, is open to~--------------
both men and women, includes
eight lessons and l\VO reviews and
is concluded with an examination
ror those who wish to take It. 'The
men who pass the examination are
eligible for election to membership
tn the Squadron.
No previous experience or
knowledge is necessary for those
who wish to take the course. Many
who have he.d boating experience
have round the course valuable, as
the tntormation given covers a
wide range, and ie accurate.
Instructors are drawn from the
local membership, are chosen for
their experience and t eaching abll·
ity. ·and are all volunteers. Most
of them ho ld advanced grades.
having taken the Squadron's ad·
vanced courses. A 8yllabus, pre-
pared a fte r yeare of teaching ex-
perience, by the United States
Power Squadrons. le used.
U8t ·Subjeclfl
Subjects covered are Legal
Equipment and Lights, Lt>gal Re-
sponsibility and Motor Boat Laws,
Safety. Seamanship, Aids to Navi-
gation, Rules or the Road, Marin-
ncr's Compa.88, Chart.a and Pilot-
ing, Manners and Customs aboard
s hip.
This Is a useful, interesting
course, present.ed in an under-
s tandable manner No advance en-
rollment Is necessary(.
Advanced Courses are open to
members of the United States
Power Squadrons. The schedule
ror the coming year is as follows:
Advanced Piloting begins Septem-
ber 13 al 7:30 p.m . at Balboa
Yacht club; Junior Navigator
Course begins Tuesday September
26 at Newport Harbor Yacht club
at 7:30 p.m.; Weather course be-
gins Thursday, September 11 at
7:30 p .m . at Lido Isle Yacht club.
Spring C~
Spring-classes will be a..s follows:
Piloting begin.s Monday January
8 1951, at Balboa Yacht club:
Seamanship begins WectneBday,
February 28, 1961 ; Motor Mechan-
ics begin!! January 11 . 1901 .
Piloting is a pre-requisite for
all othe r courses. Seamanship and
Advanced PllotJng are pre-requls-.
ite for Junior Navigator and Navi-
gator cou rses.
J . L. Munson Le chairman of
Advanced Grades with Robert L .
Boyd as assi!!ta.nt Instructor in
thc course. Any Inquiries regard-
ing any SquadrOn cou'r-ses may be
addressed to the above or to CUr·
tl.s Dosh or to Secretary G. L .
Anrlrt>\.l.'S, l'. 0 . Box 395, Corona
del Mar, telephone ~ Har .. 2081 . The
chief purpose .Qf the Squadrons
is to give these courses or In·
slruction. to the end that therP
will be more sare\ and pleasant
boating, and the Squadron wel-
comes any and all who are inter-
ested In taking advantage of the
available couraee.
I NTERNATION;\.L LUDE RS 16 CHA~PIONSHI PS a~ bf-log H&.llecl In Ne"·po.rt Harbor thl~ ·eek
\\'Ith Ne,,·port'~ Bob Zelsk>r defending he t ltle. i "wo of th e boatM In l hf' t.'lCf' art! the flMJt pslr plet·
ured allo\'t'; Biii Good\\'ln'• Gail 5 and 0\\'8.rd Ah rnanson'111 Sl4·f:'et 16. Sklppen from the other ~cht
harbor's lo the serft-s 8&J I Se\\'port boe u&lng th eir O\\'D !!MUls, ~ the Ludt·n I& arr one-d~lgn
boat!!I. (Beckner. Phtto)
'4th Jii nd Sycamore, Santa Ana
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vesst'Js are operated by the Cali·
torn division or fi!lh and game
with !Ill.ate proceed8 from con1-
mer al fishing taxl?!I and li censes.
HAROLD I. JOHNSON
CREEN DOORS
and GRILLES
~ Propeller Repal.n
Columbian A s ency
Phone Harbor 820
zs11 vma \\'ay, N~·port 8Mell.
JOHNSON ~
MOTOR ~ OUTBOARD
A .c::r••11 door with or1••·
""•"t•I qdll• wltl b••uti· ~ rout horn• whil• pro· ii tKt 114 !tom ,.,,.,. l•d•ll
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SALES and SERVICE ' Yl·-./-no,.fl Har. 1!07-J , A_l~-801 "Coaa~ HilftJ I
Co:-ona del Mar ; )-0 X •·• CoDc>er or , ''•dlco doori S•.n •11d l $10.00.
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f 11.50 to MoCl ,00, S•O Ul L ... :1'..,°.'"pt11 for •••11 d•li•·
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!482 Newport .01,·d.
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Devoe Deck and Top-aide Eriainela
Devoe Hong Kong Spar Varn.Lah
Devoe Engine Enamela
Devoe Hard Racing Ftnlahea
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SOUTH COAST
MATERIALS COMPANY
SPECIFICATION
READY MIXED CONCRETE
~~• Wt'llt WU.On (between Newport ud Harbor Blvd.)
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babies, toddlers, terrors-to-teeners, mothers-tol bet Corne
celebrate. Gjfts-balloons-special Opening val Les -now!
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Moriners tool W•'ve Girl
Scout gift m irro~1 for you.
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And whlle yOu'ra here, enroll
for o ur Twin lnaurance, which
supplies a Mcont!t CC.yoll<I •
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turna out to "9 two! '
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· Come -the lqvely Shop
done expre11ly for youl And
gloat over our c~llection of
Maternity Clof!i~ from
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. ' ,rt Douglas will ' photogroph ·r ..
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IN DISAST!R:· IS 'TOLD
~ The Vita) rOle of comm~lCaUona ~~rtng Jµld .after any type of
4fauter -!fecUn, tpe comm~ty waa •"1'eqed today by T. M. Ham-
~k. l~ m~aaer ot th.p Piclftc Telephone and Telegraph Com-
P.,.y and Cb.Jet lot communic,.tiona on the Newport Beach Disaster
Council.
Mr~. A. L. Pinkley
~nd Daughter Betty
on East Coo st Trip 1
Mrs. A. L. Pll\jlley and dal!Jl!t·
•er Betty ·of tlS ~dway ''t
trained Sunday tw a vacation \'1P
east. Their itinerary will include
t'i'ew Orleans, Cb.lc•go, New Yofk
City, WaablngtQ.n, n. C .. and NI-
Whatever the emergency, Ham-
broOk A.Id, your telephone com-
pan)r will uttllze all of the equip-
meat fUl.d facilities available and
will au~ent personnel to handle
the ltfvice situation.
He cited the recent Fullerton
fire w:t\icb destl;'Oyed a large por-
tion q,t ' businq§ block and dam-
aged nve important communica-
tion ct,blea. Nearly one-quarter of
all' Fullerton communications were
bl~lted..out. Yet Immediately fol·
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I Optf"'fJIJ . --....1 FWu:er '"""-~Ing : · Al. Dq~l:iurgs -SO. --i11• J -f;· · I~.. Vac•tlon in North :!'!°..;,.~aa:j~~ta :~ k;i;~ ·~ ~~ !$&~· t!'.'~· f~ .°:!~~~~~~
defeated the Bania Ana Optiw.ta !!IP Into tJ¥o '"°rl"9 roll] ot Uon ~ T......ile and northern Ca!·
10.8 Sund&y afternoon a( Me--Uie' Ufflini ~de lte.n'a...olub ltonta.
monal Park. · , I ptay w:hen ht "~ Qle ~"'
Box BCore: ' '"'°o at ICI ~ J"qd~;r Ip "/Ill· )VlsJ people• d.o read th• ao..,
. l'!ewport llarbQr nln h~ third '!l~C~ "1alcJl. 1 ;:::::;::;;::::::;=======-; AB .. &<l~\n\<>q ~)"} "'l~~!f 11 Schaeffer, 2b .................. 4 of e; flnpt (oltert lpi ~e ~-
Delgado, 2b ............... : .... 6 ty, eteran Dick ewert. EWert
La ~Bono, rt ..... , .............. • the touml!ll)C. medalist, .Al
cta('k, p .... ~.~ ................... 6 Smt of Buena Park ln hla third
Thurgdall, lb ............... 4 rou 'victory, 1 Jamea, sa ... . ............ _ 4 In the otber seroJ-tiqal cpnt~,
Kohn, c -·· ...... . 6 Qrdae Countf colt ~p AM
Lindsay, If " . . ... 5 Wlllbwlc~'s defending cb4111pj~ 1:~~~~~~~~~~~~ Oswald, ct . . ........ . . 4 T<m:\ Foster, Jets a real t.el(t fr'Qqt
youqg-Bob RP"J· Tbo 20-:rear-014
Ro~ is conll.defed the tt~.-i yois gOlter in the cqinty a.n.4 ~
cen y scored 1i1 lhe t~rp. matcbe.a
of t e Natt(lJ\!11 Pubjj~ lJnl\O ~
soci tloo at LQuisvtil!!', Kentucky.
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Ramirez, p-.11s
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~e and Foater-Roux affairs ~II !lclaah tor t'tle cl~b ch.ampion-
~p next week.
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CHEVROLET or
OLDSMOBILE
Ba.ck HOME fur aervloe
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lac l.50
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• 11.odlalor Service agra Falls. th ti 1 . lowing word of the fire, local tele· WllJ.1e ln e IJ& op~ Ci@P.~ ttje ·phon-e conatructJon splicing and re·
Mes•:n .. ~~l . bed :i;:~~edph:j ~r crews Vtere sent to the scene
8'lle.t ":t ..,.p. an . · ·· !"'T' oJ ~e ~ aqd other crews were
lips. TlJef plan to be away two d~tched fro.m Santa Ana and
weeks. ~elm to start the large anP
• ' I P.RETl"Y 18 AS ra_ani;r 119Jt8, and B.y.C.'• ~m~Cill'e f'rtd Sin.alt~"° die , pretty ~,·ell tu claw bis Toto.ls .. 32
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county achoola will ope'n
Sep 11 , swinginc wide the doors
for ome 44 ,000 students thro~gh
out he entire county system. Thi!'
num er, a ccording to ~unty Sup-
erln dent ot SchooJa. Unton Stm-
mo , represents aboqt a io 'per
centj Increase in enrollment over
lastf ear .He $8.li:I t-nroltm~nt ha.A Iner ased l:>y 10 per cent 4 ch year
tor he p&.at three years.
• Palat IUld Bod.7 Dept.
~'&Y Into a third place In the hotb; cont~t~ re ".;rj.ee IP the s.v.c.A. Rf·g,t1:1 ·~ Sa.n Q.Wgo. ttay be
tQtwn there ~ ~ 11~bl1?11' 1o do \\1fh It!! Jro~Jrtiund, (·oninuxlur1· a nd Afrs. SmaleL Stand-
IQf: .Jolm.Potte and S_tie Flckef. Jn lplt~ ot,·f"1~ t ay1 of racing tlM>~· 1tflll 1 look pN>tfy chipper.
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Nwpt. Hbr.·. 101 110003-tp 14 4
Santa Ana 300 UOI 004-8 5 4
Mr~, Ql9e 6rauel
H<!me from Hospital
c~fllicattd job of restoring aer·
vl<!e.
Quickly Pro\'ldt'tl
Makeshift faci1ic1es were provid·
Mrs. Plg11 Graµe' of CQ,sj,t Mef.t· ed qui~kly fo the police and fi re
Pro-Amedee Group
To Heer F1>rm~r
National President is c~ovaJeaGlng itt ~e;r hQlll~ ~l~ department. As fast as the flames
un'1,ers~ o;iajqr 8.1"'fery ~ san~ died down and the heat would
ta ~ ·comm~nlty hospit1'f. · ' Rfrmlt. telephone men moved in Pro·America will hold 1$8 first ~ · 8,D.Q advanced swift!~ with the J_ob meeting since June when members
-People Sill ~d the Press ads. ot identifying, tagging and spl~c· gather Fi-iday, Au,g . 25 at )0 a . l"fl.
-Be wt.e--tell people-advert\,le! _ lpf $0Q pairs of comm unlcat~on in the home of Mrs. Jack Com,
lwirea. By late afternoon, folloWlDf{ 160I North. ftay Front Balboa th' morning. the fire started, . t3 Is land. ' LEGAL NOTICE' splicing-, repair and con•lrucllon Mrs. Alene 8'>14"11n Ehresman,
Y's Menette&
to ~lect Officers
at Aug. 24 Meeting
Election of officers wili fl~atu!'c
the regular meet.Ing of the Nc•.v-
port Harbor area Y's Menetlcs cluh
to be held Thursday, Aug. 24 , at
8 p.m. ln the horn~ Of Allct: Yuur~·
tone, 300 FloWer St., Cost a Mt'si1.
There will be a potted plant sa 11'
to add to the c lub funds. . . cr,~.11 had ab?ut 150 e~senttal te.le-chairm~n. will pruef\t a.a epea4er
1
phones back tn operation. lly mid· Mrs. Morgan Padleford, Pfl.l!ll nBtl· .
:Nq.n:Ct: OF DISSOLU'nQ:N night, tull service was re$tored. tonal Presldetit of Pro-~erlca Mrs. Arth1.tr Thronson
Notice la hereby given that the 'l'tiW I.a one e~mple of the re· and present state chainnan of
co--pa.rtnerahtp heretofore exiating ~rkable capabilities .of the tele · education. Mrs. Padelford will re· is Hostess
between John T. Boy<f. Jr., and .P~Pe team standi_n~ ready to view LeConte Qu NOUX'f lmpo,rt· •t Oe••,rt Bridge A'l~ w. Moore, doing ~u1tin~u. I terve Uie communitf under_ all ant book, ~u.m•a Deat41\Y. "'"'
under the fi ctit ious firm name ·lllJ\dl; of adverse conditions. Fires. With thia mettinl' Pro--~merlca At a desaert ).>ridge th~ other
S. A. Country Club
Holets Tournament
Bnh !Allen and Bud Taylor,.thc
"i.:olflng dentist ," of the Red Hill
c;r:unt1t}' club, w ho bagged tht:
l:htt n1 plo11ship of Santa Ana Cciun·
1ry c h1b's first annual invitational
Kiwanians Get
Treat of Mulberries I
A great treat wa!I In store for
Harbor Kiwanis club membtr!:I at
a. recent dinner meeting in the Al·
mond Cafe when Mr. and\ Mrs.
Roy J. Hicks, fi ll W . 19th St .•
Costa M esa a r rived_ and PJl!Benl·
ed them "'ith delectable home ~ol f luurn~ment lagt year. will b:? grown mulberries. The Kiwaniana fllv~iretl to repeat when. the seeond, were loud in their praises of the
·u ni uatt<>ur·ru!mf'nt gets underway luscious fruit from the local man's
t•'i l• k1 • bush.
'fhu • ar(' automaticall y qual-
ifi• d f . th~ .1~60 event, bUt some \'ACATJONING .. ""°ANS 1;,o utber vts1t1.ng golfers must g o '""....a
111 q ualifying roU.nd!f today. Eighty Mr. and Mrs. William Ffavely
Santa !A.nana qualified Wedn~~y. and son Norman of l~lh St.1 Coll-
Low!l 12 teams qualify for seVen la Mesa, found vat'ation pleuureg
flights of 16 teams each In the at Lttke TahOe and Yosemit~ Nat·
four-ball best match play Friday ional Park.
through Sunday. -------
-0 portunl~nocking in I CLASSIFIED ADS.
Co111~~ our Prtcea
For QU&llt7 Work
. Culbertson Motor Co
Ull Cout; IDgbwa1
Beacon 84U
Free Plck·Up uwl Deliver)'
YOU CAN DO ••TTER AT
Danlger
FURNITURE CO. • .We Buy end Sell New end Used Furniture and style of Bayview Lumber Co. I flooda, explosions , e.arthquakes, resume. regular monthly rpeetlnga evening Mrs. Arthur Throrwon of
and Bayview Builders Supply at have all been expenenced and and &ll women lntereated 1ln rood E. 19th St., entertained '\1 mes.
New{llCH't Beach, Cali!orni•, ~ w~athered by the communication goverornent &nd Ult American Don R oberta, Jim White, Yv,'illinrn
IN EURE!<A been ~·~Ql'ved by the withdrawal v•tem. way of life are Utvtted to. atteod. Williams. Dick Newman, Robert •
ot aaJd 4rla.n W. Moore from the Tt"fephone HerolneH -----~I Daniels. Louise Weber and ·ron1 F'arrh Bureaus and Granges ar(> Al Tiffany is In Eufeka, Calif·
I •
1812 Newport Blvd., CostQ Mesa Be. 5656
aaid firm. Said Ari~ W. Moo.re_ The heroines who operate the Opportuntty i. Dock'lfl' JJl Adams. The ~eat company coin· plannirig many elaborate exhibits orrda on 11 cu1nbinell bWiineSi and
will not be .respons1~le . for B?Y telephone swttchboard positions ____ cu __ s_SIF..:·:..· _IJOl> __ A.J)ff __ . !--,--...:.P_rl_•_ed __ of_c_a_r_d_c_lu_b __ m_e_m_b_"_r._'· __ '_·n_lh_e_,_lo_r_a_n_g_e_Co_u_n_l_Y_F_a_ir_. ___ P_leas ure triµ.
debU, otl!li&'at10~, c:>r liabilities ~-during an emergency of any pro-
curred under said firm na'Rle on or portion are known well by peo-
a~er this date. ple everywhere. In remote ham·
Dated this 16th Jay of August .. let8 throughout the nation tele·
1960. phone operators have stayed at
JOHN T. BOYD, Jr., their posts to wam a.n entire com·
ARLAN W. MOORE. muutty of Impending dlsuter-of·
Nob. 1527-PreSB. 7 9.," ten at the expense 6f their own PU ish A.UifUst 1 . 1 i,}V. lives.
Whatever tile situation, Ham·
CEBTQl1CATE 01-' BUSINESS brook said, the telephone system
FleUtioUA Flnn N&406 of ·~~rt ~ch. t.M--pa~ of or-
TJU; UNDERSIGNED do ~ If ' -.f\IJ~:-O:iunty -aild' an· Or Southefri"
hereby ctrUfy that he i8 condyct·'! CajJfornia wtlJ continue to oper··
in¥ a Bulldtng Material bWllneaa ate to the maximum extent pos~
at 818 Coaa:t Highway, NewPQrt 1 lible. Where facilities or equip·
Beach, California. under the flc·j m41:nt may become damaged, t ele-
titious firm name of Bayview phone repair crews will move
;f3uilders Supply and that IM!-id firtn quickly to coJTect the disruptions.
is composed of the following per..f And telephone people will re·
sons, whose names in full and. spond with all the know·how and
places of residence are as follows. ingenuity they possess tu rtstore
to·wit: service with expediency.
J ohn T . Boyd, Jr.
117 V ia Quito, ' J L • · N' Newport Beach. Calif. . . f. eg1on lne·
WITNESS my ha.nd this 17th Elfmlnated ··n day of Auguat, 1950.
, JOHN T. BOYD, Jr. T t 4 2 State of California, ournamen. 1 •
O:>unty of Orange. ss.
ON THIS 17th Oay of Aucust. Two Orange county American
A . D. 1950, before me, Robert F .' Legion teams were eliminated in
Willmes, a Notary Public in and their second round matches Mon·
for the said County and .state" day night \n ~e touniament at La
reaidlng therein, duly commlSSion· Palma Park, Anaheim. Newport
ed and sworn, personally appeared Harbor loat to Don E . Brown Post
John T . Boyd, Jr., known to me 4.2 an~ Oran1e was defeated by
to be the person whose name 18 Arthur L .Peterson P ost 8·5.
subscribed to the within IMtru· The first injuries of the tour·
nient, and a cknowledged to ~e nament occurred in the fifth in·
thaf, he executed the same. IN nlng' of the Newport Harbor • Don
WITNESS WHEREOF, I h4ye, E . Bro'fn g&.ple.
hereunto set my hand and affl1'~ Ted -Pw•ld Qf Newport singled
my official seal the day and Y~-and Wltided wjth Steve Owinony
iri th1a Certificate first 4~"' l!8 }\f atteJPpteQ t p ateal second.
written. . qwLnP'l)' t'1Ceived a possible brok·
ROBERT F . Wlw.MES, . N> \VP~ • ,
(SEAL) Ja t.Q, ~e inning Barry Ha r-
My Commission E>t,plf*f. ll/18/~1 awn, qlcher tor Don E. Brown
No, ~6--Press. J'oft, v(u tµt In the head by Gene
Pub. Aug. 17-24-31, Sept. 7, lt5Q. CnMa'p ~C. and had to have eight
CERTIFICATE OF BU~
Fletlttous F1rm Na.me
THE UNDERSIGNlCP does
hereby certify th~l abe I.a ~uct
tng a travel b4~u ~nqa at
3'81 Via Udo, Newport Beach,
Orange County, State of Califor-
nla, under the ficUtious •flnn
l1&l1U! of
"VINCENT'S TRAVEL
BUREAU,"
•tl\c~ta ..-en.
L,ine ~re : R H E
Q!M> Jii. Bl"wn 010 200 C>--4 OJ 1
Mt wPort Har. 001 001 0--2 3 2
Plel'q' a:nQ Jones, Harman; Bur-
dick and Oswald.
Two Ev\lnts Highlight
Golf Tour"ament
at Country Club
and that aid firm la compoeed of The Friday afternoon bridge
the following-persons Whoae name tea honoring womeo club mem~
qd add.rea la u followa;: bera and their cueata,, and the Sat-
• Charlotte E. HoQlnab.-."1 Ufdi.Y evening sports dance wlll
23li81 Southwoat lllpal Road, l\!Pllcht the -y-through·
Newport Beacll. Callt°"'ia. ' llqsl&y Invitational Golf Touma-
-wrrNJCSS my b.a{ld Wa 11t-"1enl ~ Santa. Ana dountry club.
dy ol. Au.Susl. 19$6. ~e.t. . will mllJc:e up their own
• ~ E. ~ tq,-bridge and canuta and
• HOl-UJilj'J1'4.Q. ll!ftt Wlll lie 1lndlvldual table
stAte ot Calllo~a. · ~-·
cow(17 ol Qnnse, fL ..... l,eo Phllllpo hi g~ne"'1 P..' tllia 11111 dfoY "' AuCUfl. ~ .,..i umMJnc her lVll!
lllllO, before ,.., tie unclen!Ped. 119 Ille l4eod&m.. Leo Munaer,
a ~Notary Pqbllc If and for aal4 ~ ~rQQ. Leonore
Ciiwtl;)' and State, ponoaalb' W-~ ~ G. Ji., B\ebblna. •
~ ~ ,. J¥>t:.. 0 8*11 1"~1'11~-· hi In chuge of ~1 ~ lo ,... to be t.lle "°"'" c1aJ>Cr for 'l'~~ ~d
the -fh._ ~e -lo "'lit-~ l!lu.lc to bo provld."l! !>f
-"*I to i,_ ~ ~ -~llo{>-1.Jacs. OJI U,• dance
8¥. ... ~~to""~·&~ ~ )(, ..............
-....med ~ ~ • : .toa\' B'I"*-!>· !>!ell :Wl1"W _. h .... &II\! ~-t'Jlllll~ W""'°" Jkt.. Mill tbe da7 "'41 _. la """" -· ~.,,..... ~ . ~r. Wlalte .-&licml ~ .... ' ' J>e'1Vitf (:Ii 0 •
' ~ llO-T P, ~ _ ...... 'T.,Y4
{DU.) ~ ·~~ ,,. ...:.--Pullllc1ta and ... ., • ' ' { i •, J 0 ~, r •"""' 'I -"<=
'. OMMQ _. ~ • ', ._-·-tir SIMI ·-polntllW
l(r 0 hM-. llqll-ll/lC'/91 -'1o .IM 0ranP COUnt7 .. ~ ' ....... ~ .. ~~"""
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MA"l<ET O .. EN
S.ve• Dcays e lweek
9 a. m. to ~ p. m.
Me«f1l8partTnent -· ·
Cl1>sed Sundeys
!Ind Eveni~gs
After 6 p. m.
Holly
SUGAR
5 • lb. Bag 45 ¢
I 0 · lb. Bag 87¢
25 ·lb. Bog 2.19
Full Pound Bas
.t.tix~ C4NDY
Grated TUNA
Laura Scudder's ,
' Peanut Butt4tr 1~0 •. 35;
1%5' 0 Cut-Rite
'WAX PAPER
. I yeap o!d AQtaJ lb.
Cheddar Cheese 45;
WEDIUNO'I! '
BAKQY Utc=IAL
<>no """' 1$11S411
One 4't>JWQ~
'"*'Vtl!I"
BO'l'll roa
,..._:lie
.. i!lli
LOCKliR BEEF
Cut and Sharp Frozen
St .. of
~ABY BEEF
For1_~rten of
1•11v g~~F
0 0 nu.-Pr-
BABY BEEF
lb. 57'
lh. 47¢
lb. 67 ¢
FINEST QUALITY
Sides ap?ut 200 lbs. '
WE ARE Vf:R\'>PLEASED THAT NEARLY
Al,L Of" OUR OLD CUSTOMERS FROM I , THE WEST OQAST MEAT CO. HAVE
FOUl'/P US tN OUR NEW AND LARGER
MARKf;'f. WE Q4VE A VERY COffl'Lt.~
S'tOCK Of GR!lV~IES, MEATS, AND
VEGETABLES -',\LL AT OUR USUAL CUT
Ri\TE 11,IUCES. 15,QOO -SQ. •"T. OF PAVED
P~RK~G-DiT~ EITHER .FROM CHURCH
S'fREET OR Nt:WPORT· BOULEVARD.
llPl'E' TO SU YOU VERY SOON
'
I .
Betw~n 19"' 9 . ct iOth Qll Newport Blvd.
?-Bone
STE~KS
lb .• ,.
Fot t._1 h°'ilff
lb. 79; 0 0
Eoonom:y Grade
l
Rath's
I SLICED
1 liAOON
I lb. 39c: I
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LARGEST 0 AND ~'NEST ,,ODuc• DIS
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Canning Supplies
'
Coll)plete Stock of
Al) Canning or
Freezin':l Supplies
All 19t VERY LOW
I PRICES ---
Fruit let WHOLESALE
I By the Lug~Ve9. Dept.
l
.. -;. (
OSTA MESA
.. .,,
'90T ROA.$T
. -..
lb. 44c:
0 > 0
100 lb. Sack
LAYING MASH
100 lb. Sack
D:A.IRY: FEED
I 00 lb. Sack
SCRArCH
100 lb. Sa.ck
RABBIT PELLETS
4.70
3.95
3.98
3.72
Guaranteed I st Quality
Why Pey More
All Feed Also in
25 lb'' and 50 lb' Bags
Kraft
AMERICAN
CREESE
2 lb. loaf
Flue for f.unch or Pl<'nlf
-
Tall Can~All Purl'
&YAP. MILK
Cln~h Cake Mix
White, Ooldt>o, :Spi<'f' and ]9f
Devll's Fwlp ·· -·
S lb. can s,., " 0
·===::::::::=:=:== MOMrc .. COfflil.
I lb. till 79• i lb.till 1,56
Pbl~pbia .
CNCllll c .... .-2129'
QIL 67 f
hJtJbt ._*". OU
.... l$41p1caa 1.15
QM ou• ... ONl PATIO • -•
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MR. .IOSEPH SAFTON, rt stat. of the Stn DMiso C lub. bids a courtly flu'e\\""eb ._ Mn.. An W......,.
muil ot·u.e Newport Harbor' Y ... t Oult a16er p reeeotlnl" her •1th hrro et ld9 pl'liled .......
plaabr, the; l'rowins of whleb ~ a bobity ftllulUn I' in one of the most famous ... complete .-neU..
swcteas we11t of tllM! BocldM. rA.rt:•We.tennark us .. ted hh1 channlnl' wife ln k'alllporttas tbe pJMt•
to th~ deck of tbelr IADY ~'l'RICl:J.or1 the re tum trip to Nn\'J)Ort Harbor, and the 1.D.tfta.a..S
fonral prden of their wee--~ aae~' from the club. (Photo by Beckner)
HARBOR SO.CIAL EVENTS
~~.,...,........ ... ..,,. .... ,,..,.,., .... ~ •• ,.....J. .. ~ .. "'''.,...._ttw .............. _,"'' .. ''~'••''"''''•"•''"'-
Chrisf Church WSCS P/qns News
Sheet, He-ors Sp~aker on Soc. Service
At t he ex ecutive board and bus-+-------------
lness meeting of the Women's ! F 'd f
Society o r Chr istian Service or rr ay A ternoon Club
Chr ist Chu "'h by the Sea, plans Pl 0 d ' · t' w ere made for publis hing a. ne\Ve ans • 1ca ion
shet't to tamlliart:r.e women of the Dinner for Aug. 31
church with the W .S.C.S. and en-
list them in the work it ia doin(.
It is expect ed to have the first is-
sue uut In either September or
October. ·
M iss Ciara Kohls(edt presided
at the meeting , held in the Up-
per Room at Goodell hall. Several
members plan to attend the Lead·
e rshlp Institute or Southern C&l·
lfornia conference, t~ be held Aug .
22-2[) at Whittler college. Among
them are M iss Kohhtedt, Mrs.
Mina Ives and Mrs. John K. El-
liott. dist rict vice president or W .-
R.C .S. T hese: three will be preunt
at a ll sessions while other mem-
bers plan to attend part time.
First Methodist chl.\rch or Or-
ange wi ll hold a retreat at Christ
'c.:hurt.:h by t he Sea on Sunday,
s~pt. 10. It will be held during the
afte rnoon nnd evening hours and
members or the local W.S.C.S. will
b ..: huslesses at a six o'clock su p-
1x·r in C ou<ll•ll hall.
1'culat1ve pla ne fro the annual
tall bazaa r were nlade, to be held
l.mportantly calenda red Is the
long-anticipated dedication dinner
ot the Costa Mesa Friday After-
noon clu.Q..acheduled for August 31
In the new clubhouse.
Social and enterto..lnment phases
planned by the committee in
cna.rre Indicate tiaat the gala
event "will be memorable beyond
even current expecta tions.
Steak will feature the menu.
Heinz Kaiser ~Ill actr as chef de
cuisine a nd. w ill cook the steak;:;
to order.
Seli m H. Franklin. president of
Costa Mesa Chamber or Coin-
merce, will be master or cere-
monies.
Tickets to the public affair nr~
S5 and may be obtaJned by calling
Mrs. H einz Kaiser, Bea. 6t l0-W,
Mrs. Calla Viele. Be~ !5623-J , or
Mrs. J . C. Payne, Hea . 5213-~1 .
Reservations a re to be made not
lalt'r than Monda y, August 28.
Duplicate Bridge
Series to Start
Monday Evening
A,nn ouncement of a ten-week
series to a tart on Monday evenlnc.
August 21 was made at the lut
meeting or the Newport Harbor
Duplicate Bridce club. A trophy
will be awarded the wlnner and
a smaller trophy for the 'runner-
up. Extra ra.ling points will be
given to the sia high. scoren.
ln the game plQ.y~ Monday
l".ight {he north-south winners were-
Mra. Stewart Browne and .Mra.
C. H . Johnson. Hlgh-ecorera eaat-
west were Mra. E stelle La Vine and
Gier,.. Rust.
Runners-up no rth-south were
George Mitchell and Pen")' Mc-
Adoo; Mrs. Joe Brunner and Dr.
ff_ Gardiner; Mrs. Roy Strotz and
Deck Roberts; L. V. Brown and
E . E. Bruce; Mrs. Amy Kennedy
1.nd A . D. Wetherby.
Runnen-up east-weal were Mr.
anJ Mrs. James Johnaon ; Mr. a nd
Mrs. Robert Dischner: Mra. Mar-
garet H olme:s and Mrs, Charles
Je::ite r ~ Mr. and Mn. A .W. Tum·
mel; Mrs. Mildred Lytle and Mra.
George Carroll.
The N ew port Harbor Duplicate
Bridge club will hold Its next meet-
ing on Monday evening, August
21 at eig ht o'clock. All interested
bridge players are invited to play·.
The game take& place at the Fri·
day A fternoon Club house on W.
18th St .. in Coata Mesa.
~4i•• JoennJ Reynolds'
is,Honoree at
Bay Club L11~heon
Kimi Joanne Reynolda, dalJ.Sht·
er al ic ... lAni• C. Re)'llclldoi, WU
?wnol"M at a prenuptial ahower
1114 luhebllon wbtln Mr&. Dan Mor·
ph ud M n. 1..oollo Breer ahued
"""'-clllU.. w~-Y "' Bal-.... Ba1 c!Ub-J.floo Re)'llold.9 wlU
-VOW• on IAulU't n with
W-OrutA>hflelfL •
1• Quest lnYtt9d included. M• Rey-
aokll and her mother, and U&• MOid ...... · A n:h l!f. "SIUIW. ltay
-~ II Wellft. llierman Lyan,
"~ Blllllh. a.ore• Barman,
Bett:Y Wat.aon, It.Udy Gunael, L. a. ai.nne111.-t~. WIUl&ln urea
IACl lter .tater, and Mr,. lhl:k
Williama.
' Mei Brid9e Group St. Joachim Women
Wei mei Travell!r I Sew for Bazaer
l M.N. •l'NI> BNtol jolnad herj 8tnco plaN for, Ulolr aan
brtdee p tor ~• nm Ume tn buaar are occupytn,c UM
oltrht WC>ntba ....... llro. Barry UOA of memberw al tho
Burdi on\ertolned wtlll a brldtre OUUd of. Bt. Joachim'•-c11 ....._
lunch ·•\ her Macnoll& avenu• Colt.a M .. , Qlelr latest m Ung
home. • HunUnrton Beach mat· in the pu1.a)f ball wu devo lo ~ jUlt returned froorn a lei.-t'Urtbertns ~ementa to· the
9urel7 . ·oul' ot the 'United St&tee evt:nt. Mr8. Jam• McCo lck .
and b Pt each ml:mber a rtn. pr.-Jdent, presided.
m•men of aome place which •he Chalnneo of the various b{>oU1'
V:tllteq.J include M.mea. W. J _ Neville, tan-
HI added a brt&ht note of cy work; . WI Warn van H m8·
oo1or the rooma_ A t play, Mre. kerck., ha.by . booth; Oeorte aul,
Ray aJJ&ee -HOn!d high, Mra. white elephant; Joe R son.
Wayne Plckertnr waa aecond and p»t otflce:-c. M. earl,ta, £kos
Mn. "*" L o n r w • • con· and candy. -mpW. ' ~unr the •tahtaome It w&a decided to hold 11 Ing
Wef'e re. Sam CH.wtord, Mra. meetlnca each Monday at 8 p.m .
Hom•r MeUotl, Mn. M . J . HOit• In one or the clasa rooms a the
et.Jer and the ho.tem. school unUl the time of the l baz-
~ aar, slater for Oct. 1. All me ber11 Plae~_ntia Couple Mr 5 Mrs Jack Jones are urged to attend th .. • ork
Entertain et to C#lebr~te Anniv. l••wons._-___ _
Lido Trailer Park on C~telina Cruise CARD ot· TJL\NKS
Mr. and Mn. Frank Anderaon I We wish to thank al} our
ot t:ido Peninsula park entertain-A w Jc:end at C&talina on board frienda and neighbors tor their
ed. a l'f'OllP of friend• at dinner the oner Ocean Walt Will be I many &cl.8 of klndneu sym athy
r.e.ntly; members .or their Satur-lixlh eddlng annlvena.ry t or ' Marcia
1
and J ack Jonea of Narcis· 1 ahd floral otferlng11 durin the
day evening club at Placentia.. IU8 jlV ue, Co rona de~Mar. Keep· IUneu and death of our love one Included were Mr. and Mrs. M . Ing-tr~k of young, onimy a.nd . Capt. E . I. White, who ed
H . Hall of Long Beach, Mr. o.nd tiny nny from Friday ·until away July 31st, 1960.
Mn. Arthur Reeder of Upland; .vi Mr. and Mn. Ol!ICar Carlson, Mr. Sunda.Tl1 evenlnl' will be their MRS. PEARL WHITE
and Mrl!I. Earl Denney, Mr:t. ':t;.· ira.nd .other, Th~lma ~addock MRS. OLIVE COZENS
P I J Rope. MRS. BLANCH GEES tha Depweg. Mr11. au lne o • ,I MISS BEVERLY WtJTE 90n, Miu Darlene· CUrtls a.nd Miu
3 -PART II
AT
e~11~
1 ~92 GOWNS and SPORTSWEAR
South Coast Blvd .
to 1 2
Laguna Beach '
off ,
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Short Coats
otton Sheer Dress es
Knitt Dresses
Sweaters
Blue Denims
Scarfs
Blouses, Skirts
Hosiery
(broke n sizes)
Hi · h Quality Printing-Ph. Har. 1616 Peggy Osburne ot Placentia. -Be i tell people-advertise! I REES WHITE. 2p3
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For SUMMER I J
I
Cottage Cheese 1 22¢ !
llenM n.., ...-,,,.._, Cli..._!,.p.' ·~) I
lxcollMt wltll 111 ... •-""' hr • D I Lucerne Milk 1i--11112; l
_ ... N1••1•11M. (llelf........ ) I·
Mot-~ le s-11.-i .... Mllcl Cheese ·
Cheddar Cheese
WlocMllo .. 0r., .. ~ .... ,..Qi,..,
Sharp Cheese
Fresh Bread
Mn. Wrltlit's. Slko4. brldMtl W.lte -..,,,
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Peanut Butter · •• ~ 1 ~29•
lnorly ..,.d. lt'1 llellllllo4. C1111olw)~4«. jor, Uc)
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Fancy 1oldfti slices centitr ~from sun.ripened Hawaii.ft pi
apple, packed in heavy ~yru
/VI exceptional valuo mt thlo
week's special low priCe.
30-0unce c•n
MHl llW 'llCll
6r1pefruit Juice 46 .......
Town House, sweetened 01 noturol.
Gr1pef ruit Juice ........ .
Town HouM, noturol pock. In rvnncction wit h a publi c c hJ ck-Guests Entertained
en dinner . Each one of lhe circles •
w •u "" rosixu1mb1e tor • booth •• Over Sunday . _ FAg ~~idg_e .. Se~ti~!'
to Meet Aug. 25 I. . BABY~O ~-.:.ae1 w· ........ 68 ri•-• 1ne c""o -c
Wine lsoffetwd for sole In Sofewoys licensed th•........ L'd I I H ~-Lune1->a ' at I 0 S e ome
F ollowing-an enchilada lunch· Mr. and Mrs. J . Arthur Taylo r for Dessert Lunch
con served by members of New-of Udo Isle had u hou1e guesta . Memben and gueeta or the
port H~lghta circle, the afternoon for the week end Mr. and Mrs. A. bridge section of the ~ta Mesa
&·!iSiun a nd program wu hekt Barton Ru&'glu of Redlands and Friday Afternoon Club will u -
}.1 rs. W illiam Mawson was devot-Mr. and Mn. Charles R. Oden. semble Friday, Aul'. 25 at 12:30
ional l~ader, he r subject being Not who spend their tim e between Al-p:m. In the clubhouae tor a deaaert
to be Ministered UntO But to tadena. Carmel and Tuscon. und !uncheon. Hosteuu will be Mrs.
Mini:cter. who left Tuesday tor th~ la tter Heinz Kaiser, Mra. W . B. Mellott
With Ives a t lhe piano, Mn. A. city. ind Mra. Charle.a Hand. Reserva-
J . R utter sang Lead, Kindly Light, Othe r friends who wer, lnvitt'<l tiQfl.I are to be made with Mn.
dedicating It t o Mn. R oy Salter on Sunday for swimming, lou ng-':harles McAlary, phone Be. !57-
w hose h usband recently p&.!18ed ing, cocktails a nd dinner inc lud-lO-\\'. · I
nway. ed Mr. and Mrs. Willia m Saunrl-A t the latest mutlQ( or the sec-
Speak('r of the afternoon was ers and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur it· ion. Mmes. Vlrslnia Knauer, Ruth
M L~ liarbara Lowery, daughter Raaberg of Santa Ana a nd the ~ole and J, C. Payne formed the
of Af r. and Mrs. William Low ~ry George Crulckshanks of Lemon 'lost ess trlo. A yellow color
or 8 l•nshore Drive. Mt.as Lowery Heights. '.hought waa expressed in arran1e-
h11s bt~u a teacher for two y ears •nents of Zlnniu and marigolds.
In M.-rced a nd San Joaquin couo-Lido Club Women Twelve table• of brldl'e and can-
tl~s. workinl' with the •ummer Ulla were In play.
miK ra11U under the Home Mtaaloru1 to Ptay Bridge Bridge prize• were won by
council She t old ot living con-, "lme•. Heins KaLHr, hJsh; C. H.
~tiona ~ ~ ~&n!'ta ~nd of how. ~ft .A.·~~-~~~ e ~!1 ~q.rra,.~?. •;{ldley,_!MC~~)~ ~~ ~~D ~~.~~Ce
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So C'nt huaed with her work haa
Miss Lowery become that . abe
plans to enter State Tea cher's col-
leg e at San F'r&nc .. co thta t all
to takt' up aoctal service worit.
THE NEW
Women's club at an attemoon of
bridge and canasta on Wednesday,
August 23 at her home, 832 Via
Udo Nord. She asks that all those
planning to attend call her at
Harbor 3041-W.
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OPEN 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. o.JJy
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PEACHES ' 1~39 WG
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fArae Hee•
LE.TIU CE 'EACH 5• '
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Entertain for
New Jersey Couple
Mr. and Mra. Robert O'Brien Or
lummlt, New JerMy were hOnor'
!'Uest.s when Mr. a.nd Mn. J .
\rthur Taylor ot Udo Isle enter-
.alned recently with cocktails and
i buffet dlnner.
Mr. O'Brien bl vice pruldent of
~he Chemical National barik of
~ew York a:nd le It.I weet•m r91>-
·eaentatlve. M&iftt&lninl' hie home
1n New Jeney, -ba fU• to the cout
>n bu.ainua. Tiie famll7 bU bee11
'ln Udo !ale tor the latter pe.rt of
~" summer and 't.be four children,
Jpendlng their nnt vacauon In
::allfomia, are Ulrtlled with the
lfe here and reluctant to retum
tome to echool.
With many al the su..U )Wit
'>&ell from vacaUona. con.vena-
';lon tumed moM.lJ' to travel Pre9-
mt were Mr. and Mn. A. Jullua
lfil1 of Tbi'eo Arcb Bay, Jlait -k
rrom a trtp which included Mexi·
:o, South America, New Tork and
ltof)o•era at pqint. flt lllte~ en·
'OUte: !Mm W Allploo wen Mr.
ud Kn. Simer H. V. Hoaman,
\Ir . ~d Mn. wuuA1n Barv.y an.ct
lfr. and Mn. ft'*9 WllllAI. I
Santa Anan.o tnehacsed l>r. and
Mn . .John T. Ball and l>r. and
!Iba_ Dexter Bait: M--. and
loleodameo L&wmu:e D . Oolf\ns,
t.wnnce B==t, IJertl«t L. llll·
tu, Ra K-. WIWam Barr,
!>red~. Bl'"'Vd nm-r .
lacl< Pait:e -1'Ullam o. i.e..
40. the -.. u.ir Ju.t Wdi -
Ra"'!&il-..,_"Udo -,.... -· --... -~-JN ... OoolL • mm-_..., _,.., -. Tad qun .. -..--..'-·ti-ta
Aaa rrum ·-·· -t1M -K.--..... ...
•rill&' --to ... >•--....... ., .. xa..i l! -::-T =-., .,._Afic. .. Gijl ....... u.:
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to •II It. Taxes ore additional.
friskies Dog food 2 1.~::· 25•
White Magic Soap ...... (5• ....
Works wonders in soft 2J.-. 2(c
Of hardest water. f'lll·
Cirrus Soap w.nu1a1ed 4:.-:~· ( t •
Excellent far washing 12 .... 23•
clothes or dishes, pk1.
White King Soap 46 .... (De ,.... 7-
Gronuloted far washing 21.os. 26•
modiines !nd far dishes, , .. ,. Spic & Span ...... 23.,_ Cle oner pli.9.
soei l CDCBEBS
lluay-oalted -'""· -s-.
ln9 pac . ta'• k••P crack•r• 1 -1~. 260
O'flll-(7-. !Sc) pkg.
I DBOPS
cw laundry. W-
eaner. and blulnq.
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'11Uck·~ted.ntn llner·
ful melpn1 n1hed •ine·
ripe lo jour Salewoy. Buy
le'Yeral -t this lqw price.
CHOCOLATE
Nestl•s Morsels, dainty semi-
sweet bits for making cookies. ....... 17• .......
la utTollotrV..W,.. For
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PAG"E 4 -PART 11 -THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1950 . . .
--~ ~""' Q ~;;~--=-"=.PRESS -~-
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Hand Painted Shlrti by Ye· YI .l e
Wes Pink Elephant Shirts
·For Your Lost Week Ends!
MON'OGRAMMED AND PER80NALIZED
OSU-R llAAllOR !tlCl-W
FULLER BRUSHES
'. e A COMPLETE LINE OF TJlAILER SUPPLIES
Balboa Ialand c .o.M.
Beacon Bay
Bay Shoru
Roy l\tatber
HAR. 1820-R /~~rt '
Lido I1le
Newport Hta.
Geo. Carr4fll~nn
HAR. 2212-J
1 e AWl\....t.GS •OAS RANGES AND OONVERSIONR
1J PANEL-RAY HEATERS e BED TYPE CllAIRS
e PAINTS AND ENAMl:LS e ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
e AND 1001 OTJµ:R
LET US MOVE YOUR TRAILER-REASONABLE RATES
INSTALLATION -REPAIR • SERVICE
-U'E FlLL BUTANE PROPANE GAS TA.NKS-
EVERYTHING FOR YOUR TRAILER
WELCH'S
Orancie Coast Traner Supplv
1"10 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA, BEACON 6224·R
HERMAN IC. SAMUEL ELUS N. PORTER
COSlA M~ --6219-W
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-People do read the Presa ads.
MOST PRICES ARE UP but ours are DOWN . . . BUY NOW and
take advantage of great reductions on floor :;am1Jlcs, discontinued num-
bers, slightly soiled pieces!
Bxample --TELEVISION
12! in. HOFFMAN-MAHOGANY CONSOLE
Beautiful Cabinet with door; . Now 249'5
, Reg. 299.95
Five Other Floor Samples priced from ·$79.00
Bxample
MATCHING CHAIR MODERN BED DIVAN,
Pla stic Leatherette Arms, Attractive
print cover. Reg. 149.95 NC)W 11995
Bxample
ROCK MAPLE DINING SET
Extension Table, 6 ladder back Chairs b ~autiful Hutch .... Reg . 429 .50 Now 29800
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1 Group of Lamps Y2 Price
Bxample
SHAG THROW RUGS .
Rubberized -Non-Skid -Meny Gay
Colors 4 x 6 . • • Reg. 13.95 Now 10'5
Five Other Sizes Priced Proportionately Low
Patio Ftimlture -Bedroom Furniture
Springs and Malhesses -Occasional Chain
and Tables -Plctur'5 at REDUCED PRICES '
These are just a few examples of the many, many items on sale
Come In today while eelections are coinplete!
OPEcN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. ,
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.NeQO~. -.~11nilar~t ~
IZ2 COAST HIGHWAY NIWPQIT 'llACON 54U
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Red Cross Gives
8'l Swim Awards;
New clas~s begin
I Hort n Dance Co.
ti) H v' Festivity
at est .Bay Home
Horton's well -known
eatre company w1ll 1ath-
eek~-.d In Balbqr& for a
rthday ... party honoring
Several Red Crose: swimming eeveral embers of the troupe
and life 1av1ng classee under the who ha f birthdays ln August.
dlrecUon of Water Safety In-Hoet.8 or the occuion are Mr .
etructoi-Roee Mary Frederic'-" and M Moe Orana, 1013 West
have ju.st flnlaheld. tn Newporl Bay av e, whoee daughter, Son·
Beach. ! dn., la unge1t member of the
Tho&e ·who retelved awarde troupe 'd who will be observing
were; BEGINNERF Patrick Mac-h er 14 !Mnlveraary.
ey, Janet Spencer, C8.roUne Page, The ty will be an Informal
Valerie and Barbara Wylde, Sue all-day atfalr. H orton hlmeelf will
and Allee McFadden, Winnie and be on h nd and company mem-
Barbara Kogan, David Myers, Ml-bera wtl Include Carmen c:$e La-
chael Mcintyre, Ntck Ingram. va11ade, 1~beautlfu1 young , Negro
i1NTERMEDIATE: 1'fra. J oe ln-dancer, j uain of Janet Collins and
man. Marjorie Cra.ft. Huter Hart-protegc f Lena Rome, who wu
ehorn. Dick Abramson, M'lchael featured In the current Dance
a'nd Joan Lln.stedt, Vincent Alex-maguin" ; Luisa Kreck , recently
ander, J o Ann Remley, Dicky and featured lin a two-page spread ln
Buddy Young, Yvonne LltUe, Judy Life wh~n she ~d u Salome at
Wiiiia, Ted Anderson, IA'8lle In-Art Center school: George Allen
Jtr&m, Helen Monak , Bobby Forbes, of Huntington Beach, who has
Rachael Quiroz. John F oster, Don-retudled lbanclng on a veterans'
na McGlnni.s .. Betty Queen, Mary I acholarsllp: a lso Kenneth Bart-
Clark, Ellen ·and Arthur Daynard. mesa, ames Campbell, Jack
Wylie Roll!ne. Dodd! a d Michael Spaeth .
SWIMMER: Stewert F Oflter, Havln. ju11t completed e record
Donna .and Pet Cavanaugh. J'lyoe Reyen-month run In Hollywood of
Corbett. Carole Ozanht'n, Davis "Choreo+l-19:>0", the modern dance
Pope, Lynn Carillon , Mri!I , Martin group l~I prep8.ring for B Mexican
Rollln111. tour lhl~ fell end a European
JUNIOR LIFE SAVING: Alsn jaunt n,t 8prlng.
Wilkinson, Ronald Little. Rickey _ ..
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Willia. Tony Wade, Lamour J ohn· S ·, S "d k" "'"· tearins -w1 ers 1
SENIOR LIFE SA VlNG: James ~
H eno1ey. Rite ~ Solemnized
China c~.-. Swlmmlnc at p ~· cific Beach
A two weeks period of .!'Wlm·
ming Rt Chlna Cove. Corona del j B Mar. haa just r nded with 32 rf'· When ~r. and MtA. Donald .
I · d A 1 f 132 Stearn~ I return from honeymoon
ce ving awar 8· tote 0 travels If Oregon they will e8tab-
werp enrolled, with an averagf' lish rel'li ('nee at 1967 we8tmln-da!ly attendance or 36. 22 learnf'd ,
to .!'Wlm 80mc. but .not well c noucti Ster Ave Co111ta Mesa.
f I ·rt ti M A S 1 h The ~prmer Mrs . Adda Mat:
1 or c R.SSI ca. on. rs. nn m t Swiderski Is the dRughtPr of Mr.
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WIUI the 1natructor. ;2i ThOf!e who were ccrtiflrd e r(': and M W . D . Church of M on· rovia, n1. Her hu111band ls the
BEGIN N IER : Ka rr n Bruning. Mn o r t· A . Stearnn of Palisades
Vick ie Wr.!Jtgatc. Oarol Brush, Ad-
riPnc Van Ehrf'nhcrg, J of'y Inffian, Rd .. Cos Me~a. •
PAtricl.11. Schullz,.Dcbbit" Horst, Lo-Rev. ~ank Crane officiated at the vow exchani;:e Sunday in the -renc Kelly, Lorrt"n F let cher. J. .. ind-PRclfic ' a ch Met hodist church.
" Robt>Ml n. Dixie Alie]\, Karen Bill Chu r h. brother of the bride, Kunz, Billie Gllt's, Woody Dike. SuM.n Wei.tgalc, Evf", P eter and and Mrs1 Mary Cartwright. t11lstcr
Hana Rutl.!Jhauscr. Allen Rllnkle. o f the t1rldegroom, attended th£'
<"OUplr. ' Mnrtha Hall. L8rry Allen.
lNTERMEDIATE: Mrit. J oe In· Thi'· bride wo re a gold gabardine'
11ult with brov.:n acce1:11Jories and man, Ma ry Dudley. J anet J en-
nings, Judy J C"nnlngs. l~rree Kehl. C'Or~ali!;e of orchid&. A wedding
Susan Wei.ti::ate. Jnnn Brandt dinnC't was ~ven In the Pacific
Laurie H "ndrix. Arlenr K('hl, Ma r-BeRch h1nne of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis
Uyn Mead and Orvene FO isom. Cartwright.
New swlmniini; and life saving The n~ Mr~. Stearns l"<'C'cived
cla31res wlll start on Mondav.
August 14th. Rt Ruby Strcf'l. Ba.I-
bo& island, undf'r the> direction or
Red CrOM Water ·tfely ln.struC't·
or Carol Plcr!lon \Vho ..bR8 jul'll
retUrned from the atlonaJ Train-
ll)fj'Sclmol at Clhitror<tWOod. Cal-
ltornla. · '
Sigmas Entertain
Sigma Chi Husbands
at Louis Breer Home
her l•duufltion In Atcheson. Kans .
fl.fr . Stcarn!'l attrnded Santa Ana
Fl i~h sc}}ool and San olJ\ego Sta.tP
college. rl ,._ _____ _
Mes ~ Hostess Trio
Enter[+ains at Bridg~ Luncheon
Few 1~1nn1ertlme parties in
these partt.!l could oulratr in charm
• and f'nj~rnent the bridge lunch·
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in .Orange Church
~-.Co1J. Mlian1 Home
Fro· Crystal Lake
Lutheran Church
Sermon Subject
is Announced
• lnvttaUon• are out for
ding, on Sept. 8 ln tnj~':J-~
4ltheran Cburch.. Oni.nge.
LllUe !:ether Thomsen,·
of Hlldur "I'homsen, 121
Rou 1treet. Santa Ana
Verne Morrtaon Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. A. U .
SaJl\a Ana.
The Rev. Wllllam Du r
perform the ceremoify t e ght
o'clock. Miu Thomsen
secretary of Newport
rrientary schools !or the
years.
I Jona.tha11 G:lub 1
Fishermen are Gu sts
of Louis Breer , I.
Louis B rffr o r Balbolj 1r1Md
entert.tlned Thursday ~vtf11~ at
hie borne with a cocktail 1"'rt~ for
4$ members ot: Jonalha. Y!lChl
club. who went on a rr111t1lng trip
Friday on bolrd Jim r tt'•
AlaJunga.
Executive Commi
Retired Teachers,
Meet in Senta An~
Tt)e home or Mr. and >4-s· ur-
nie Bail<"y. 707 "'· Wll~n I St ..
Costa Mesa. "'all the HCef'e $un·
day of a. happy galht"ring J•rring-
ed in cel<'bration of Mrs. raih:y·s
birthday. I
Sharing the observanc "':ere
Mn.-wnn&m Williama
ldreo BUU.e Lee and Rlch-
Coeta Me.a returned thb
m a vacation at Cryatal
e do read the Preu ads.
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Sermon Theme for Sunday. Aug-
u.et 20 at 8 :30 • 11 :00 o'cJoclt Is
"'n!E PRAYER OF A CON-
TRITE HEART". The church ls
localed at 1027 Cliff Drive and the
Rev. H el"bert Roth Is putor. -
CASUAL &Dd SUS ]\"()\\'
DRESSES ................. . 49$
to
SKIRTS 395
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!.9& 1-0 10.95 BLOUSES .... 195 .
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I SHORTIE COATS
8"° .l
1.j lo 4.96
S. 1-0 S.95
T SHIRTS .. . 1'"'." r s
Summeretts Play Shoes 3, 00
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05 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mer
i Mrs . Balley'" father. J . H. Co~ of
RIVf'rside: hf'r aunt111, M s . ~Ila
Carli!!le anCI Mrs. Zell lv~rrr(ye r.
H.l\'C'r8ldt"; her brother and rarriily,
Mr. a nd A-1 ~ B. H . Cox, arylon
and Byron, Sent.a Mont : f:'· and Mr!\. Robert Slaught r, an
Clemente: the host.8 an el r I
childrE>n, Kay and Jimmie al 1 Y · I ""15!5151jii5i!!Z;l552i15!5>2ii5i!5'51555'5125>2>25'5125i"i"i125>2ii5i!>!225i"i"i5'51S<'
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PRECISIOS GROU
REPAIREll
SA \VS Fii.E il anti G uMltEb
GESF.RAL REPAIR I
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Our pri<'t'8 ""' compctl,l\·e.
All W orl< Guaranft..-clJ
BllTCHEn·s KXIV~
\\'ET GROUND 'L]_ 1
Farris Mower S p
2200 Sf'\\'port Bl\·d. j
('OSTA !\tF.~A i
Bring thl8 ad and l ,
Sa\'e 60<-on mo"'l"r
t1hatpf"ninr Job durlnc A 1-rst
ERWOOD'S
i . YES, I AM CRAZV ! I Crazy to make yciur a.rquaintancc. that is v.·hy I continue to
l cut) pricrg anti offf'r d ra.n1ttt ic barg-ains /\1nr>r1t t1 '1i fin,.~t
ba_~_!>oo and oak furniturC', made by Trupitfll Sun, Oak and r gJ1 topped tables. end l&blC'S, desks, alJ Rt 25',; dlSl'.OUnl.
f THE DESTINY Ot"" BAl~Rf)A A!'\I) ER"'0()0"S 1:-0 !o\\'~f>SV-, I 1'tolrs, BOTH HA \'E so!\t ET111:st; Tel Gt\·Y., TllE ,,.ORLD
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Phoru• Harbor 0166-J I
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t 'urnlturr, lilll'O, 1\rl -tOi E. Ba lboa Bl\ d.
EVf'Dlnp and Sunday11.
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Both new anct outgoing orflcers
\\'Cre on the hosteM commltl1_•e
whe n Slgm11.3 entrrtalned their
Sigma Chi husba.'nd11 at a bcaCh
pa rty on Sunday at t'he ·home of
I Mr. and MrR. Loui11 Bret>r, 1205
North Bay Front, Balboa Is land.
A typical beach aft~rnoon was fol-
lowed by a buffet super for 7:-,
people .
con !lt~g("d Friday by a trio o f
t:racious Costs Mesa hostesses,
1 Mrs. Gunning Butler, Mra. M.
DonRld Lawrenc:? und Mrs. P . A.
Chamberlin .
A RslstJng MrR. Br~r was the
hostess commit tee, Y.'hlch Includ-
ed the new president, Lucille H lg-
glne and the outgoing president.
Kay Toom ey; a lso other new and
past of(lcera, Pauline Empey,
Yvonne Donovan. Genevieve AgeE",
Sue Ainley, Dorothy Weber, Vio-
let Kellog and Dorothy Couden. .
The dtatlnctlvc affair wu given
.<>l"tt ing In the Costa Me~ Friday
Artf'moon club hou!le._ Floral ap-
polntmcol..8 or thl' U -shapcd lunch-
eon tab!'° we re keyed to the 111ea -
son's bright tonel'I by dahllu and
asters ln artl.slic arrangements.
Adding ·to tl}c colorful apprarance
were quaint little doll111. g-ay in ~
ruffled pule! frock, and perJt.t
bonnets.' which denoted the places.
The novf!:lty figure111 were•lhe clev-
er work of Mr8. Lawrence.
When · attention was turned to
contra& play and the laUJee were
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attractive· prizes were dl1tributed
among f<>ur playcN1. Recipients of
llG SUMMER
CLEARANCE
' SALE
STARTS FRIDAY, AUG. 18
DRESS
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SHOIS • -Inf suns
the awa,rds were Mrs. C. H. Rid-
ley. nrst : Mni. Jl!rrold Spangler.
second; ·. Mr8. Max Schachner.
third, Md Mrs~ Bertha Tllloteon.
consolation.
Partaking of the ho•pitality
were ft.l ines. Boyd Roberle, He.lnz
Kafaer. j(;Alla Viele, Paul Dunlap.
E . I. ~oore. Kennet h Stewart.
J oalah ~Irby, Grover Snyder, Cor·
neliua fl'lu. Charles H. McAlary,
Max. ~achner, Michael Pande l. J~rrol<t J ~pangler, E. J . Wrtght.
Charles 1IF . Hand, P . V. Parkes, I Wllllam1£. Nickell. P'rank Knauer .
Ruth Cqle. C. H. R idley, Harry C.
· Burdlcki'I Charlu Andrews, J _ P .
Cooper. 1Bertha T tll04K>n , Freda
Allen. Earl Stanley, P'rank ·Twit·
c hell, ) '1 0 . La~ee. Sr ., J . M .
1 Cooper, . C. Payne, Marcu111 E . I West. y "Saxman, F'r~ Hauck
and )fJ Alice P\umer.
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Town end Clubs
to Pi ic Aug. 23
at Bix y Park
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The l th Dl&lrlct Coundl of
the ~eend clube met Monda1
to ftnilfplana for Utelr big plc-
nle In by Park. ~ Beach
OD W t eeday, Aug. 23. All
Townie clube in ~tbern Call-
fonia ~ve bee:n Invited.
besiu. at 1 o'clock
wl Long Beacb munlclpol
band f'L W . It. Mercer. dLitrtct
<halrm&11-wlU preside. •
3ohn <;. Cuneo, aLate orpniser
OUUI Dr. llonnan Pmdle\'111. South-
em €allfom.la orcam-r, wfD be
the llJ)Oilel'IL Dr. rnna. I:.
1-. founder of tho pomloa
. movement. who ia now m Wub-U..-Wortllns with tho natlon&I -•u.e. wW ltortlli p don .._.fl)lm w~ -•09Jr )M1seo and ...n.h·
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HOW TO TREAT YOUR .TELEPHONE
guggcstions tb help protect your service
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I. A twisted rord an lead to le. the
wil<s att cspechlly desi8J1ed f ftaibilily, ll!lllf
twi>ts a.nd kinks may ..... tua111, ~ ~ int<r·
fett with service until a re~rman can . Good
id.a to get the curls out by II the · dangle
and unwind by itself . . . keep out by
mn<mbering. each time )'OU Dot to 1· tums in the cord as you lwidle the recei a .
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is one service or piece of cqt#~t in ~1 home
that's ~ aod maiotain<jl for lif• iio ostn
coot to you? It'• ooe of lh<·raJ""" iaclu in the
ntes you pay foe scrvia .... roles that ~ yow
scrVia • ttal botga.in today. Por the telopljooO takes
an ...,. -1ler part of the faipily budget """' it di4
ti!n yan .,. On the nenge. role have ~ up less
dwi balfas much as the cost m lmllg g<oo;rally • \ . ! .
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, 2. It'• built to ~ it . . . but your tdephooe caa
develop ailments ii i~1 dropp<d. So make. sur< the
staml it sitJ on is sol.id and is lD a sE_>Ot .... ht"rC it won't
be accidentally bumped. dther wap to help protea
service: A void . ''gadget'' atbchments for your tel~
phone ... lcttp cor<f1 dear "of doorways where tli<y
may be pinched . , , and always keep v.•at<r away from
wires and fittinp.
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COLLECTOR F. R. ALDRl~ll ,, . ..,. In rt uch a hurry to begin g'Tlndlnc the rock he hu In hl9 hand~
th:t t he didn't e\·l'n ~top to put on his ,,·ork apron. l\lachlnery in bJ11 "~11-t~uipped laboratory "'&l!i
&88enli>Wd by his !iloOR, H . l\ol. Aldrll'h nf C08ta.Mt""'L {Press Photo)
One of Nation's Finest Shell Collections
Open to Public Each Sunday on · Bay Island
by 81l1 M&X\\·ell
As a boy F . R . Aldrich's n1nther scolded him r egularly for lcmding his r oom w ith birds' eggs and a
multltudf' of other objl'cL<i nf his youthful fancy-a nlma.I, vegetable and m ineral.
But far fr!lm having the desired effect. these maternal exhortations see1n cd to stimulate rathf'r than
deter him, and ~oday. at 81 . he has loadl'd not only a room, but his entire Bay Island hr1usc. Since hi.~
rctlrcm '.!nt 30 years ago. hC' has g raduall.Y been co:'lv~rting the large stucco structure at No. 12, on th'~
north end of the ls lRnd, into what is virtually a n1uscun1. His s hell exhibit is one of the rinc/'it in th('
country, nnd _his rot:k and Indian collections, th ou~h compa ratively small, contain many choice iten1,11.
Every Sunday-t hroushout thr
year Aldrtuh . t~rowH open hir->: ed it up, a tiny dagger in the smnll a lo ng the water's edge. With his
doors to the public frr-r nf chargi• t•nd would snap out burying a pois-permission I joined the J;roup. and
between 1 and '1 p .m . and with 1)nrd tip in his hitnd." this was the start or a lo ng frlend-
lhe vlgnrou ... vo ice that r ha r11 ct-The "Paleapcruvian", 8 mcmbC'r ship. H e had been sent tn the
r tlus. the n1a~. hr rit.ttll'l'< off data n f the pearl oystcr family that was Philippines a t the end of the Span-
techn1c aJ unrl nll,1,''rw~!'it', n~ul l~c I highly reticent ».bout joining the i~h-An1erican war to set up 8
conte nts of thr mu. cuin. In a I-Aldrich colle<'tion. finally cnrnll1•d ~chool system and he was eblC' lo
ditlon, he \Vr lcon11·s !:lchnol a nrl ii 11uantity. It had taken Aldrich put n1 c in contact with ~h<'ll col-
club . groups at othe r hours. by 27 years to a<'qui rc eight. an<l then 11crtor3 there. Aldrich has been
appcuntment. in on£.' aft1•rnoon he got 170 In in active correspondence 'A'ith a
2000 Abalonr Sht•ll.'i his backyard v.·atc rs. rnan nan1cd Pedro lJe P.ff'sxa. nut·
Th ·1· r ti h b I \\'hrn a fl oat in Ncy;port bav I Ive e r the Phillipi)les. for the p:-t st c <.:C l tng n IC n1a1n t'X I I . • 5 · b t 1 1 \\'US beached fur c·lenn1ng. thP.sr 2 year!!. roon1 1:1 11111qt1" v an\' s a nt art.!'. . d d . . 'll • . r I n111llu:o:k:5 \VCre dt!:ICIJ\'t•rcrl by :<Olli (' I PhJllppirw> ('olltttlon a. urnt• as •t l.t' y,·1 l' a S(I It nla.!'s boy.s who phoned Aldrich. "l '\'P
of ITI(>tlu·r-nf-pt•<irl 2000 11ha](1flP t I t r r . ' ' h " ThruuO'h his contart \V\th De 1:0 o 8 o rlt'lllJS nrounu l'rc. ,.. i;hcllf;. 11 11 ~,f ...,·h1ch '~"re ''.leanrd he sayo \Vith 11 sniih•. · P.l r·~sa, Aldr h:h has a ccun1ul~ted
AJld pnl :~~hrrl hy Aldr1<·h h1n1.~1·l f. . : o n~· of thr finrst Philippine ~hl'll
A ruu•1•J thr· \V alin and in tht• n1id-/\ rmtlVt' fl f Honr!urR!I, the sp·ir(' 1 t•ril lf't'tinns in thf' y,:c1rld. a1HI wiHt
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aflcr ahow •"·'"'E' .H,.pl•"'"" •w•· u-..-c n trail~ nntcd lnadvertantly to •--•-l b l d l U ....., ., w .. -~· ..,. ....:-.,..-:::---I ··~ .., "',.__ .&~a-..u·"""r• te ranc i c ouL o a dreda of thouMndo or land mar· i..ne nay, A dr ch oelleves ·p'ToDS.b-par•-or th l l J t r · . • ..,. e wor t . u3 a ew
In. ond (rrs h \vater s hells ·fr11n1 a l-tly byMmeoHn.•1M ahya c htdbetlon gink~ \vreks ago he rect'lvc<l n rare pi e<"C'
mn-l y r " th 1 b A r: a r. r) t' "' o uge o Ill:\ t' ~···· t'\'er a "·• on " C o c. ~ of cnral rrnn1 a contaet in Za11zi cumulril l\'1' t:1hulatinn 111a1nlilinr•\ fr£·r1 ue.nt run!l front Ne\\·port to b . 1 H d s ti t ld f ,r. 1, ::nd off th t' coa5t of :;outh· throu.ch••ut lit•· '.1-'<·ar:; rC'\'"tJ I~ th<\t on urafl. lll<'f' la J?',.. en R t~t· ra!'lt A tricR.
Aldril·h has bv 1t rtu:.1I l'onnt up-no1,;1. sonll' )-'L'ars Ago. Aldrich D . ll D w·' '· · · ' 1 ., • • 0 1 n 1n l'&vi:-r Rill. 1.i:.eonr.!11.
• 1n local wntl·r s . u ,.. 1 1tary wa rd~ of ::.r;00.000 ~hc\lfl,
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.1as n _\er srr·n nor hearcl or other~ J\hJrlch attenelt>d S ffolk ,1.1.
In L1.dt.l1tif1n t ·.i lh ~ niyrhu\s <Jf , . · ·" .. I Acnd<'n1y in. Virginia. tuklnr.; n de-nhrll~ n~<111y n r \v~1eh a rl' br1l · A cu itnus. ~k. letrin on exhtb!I J~rrr In civil f'ng-in ct'riiq.:. But hl'
llanll.v 1·n lor1 ·1 l and ur unif]ue b1•au -I 1:1 the "crucirixinn fish," H ~1 e~I-never prarlicc<I hi!! profr:1!lion. Jn.'
t,r. the c~1.<:r:. t •Jntuin other objt·cl..i I fcrrancu11 sha~k .. \~·~use \vh~lt' i:teud hl' w1'nt intn n1 t.-rrhHnt.li11 inr:
rnnglng f ron1 the st rnn ~c to the • bones portray 1~, lRh·1uni an a l-1 In /ov.ra a nd thl' DRknla!I. I n 1sns.
g 1UC'son1e: huge s hark's jn"·s t u mo..~ .. perfect Christ on the
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U!'l a young man o l 32. he cnn1~ to
hu1nan !il>nll•t Cro.'-3. Ca llrornia. scttlf'd In La Habrn
'.'Lollk th .. r P," Aldrirh s~y<:, \Vorld PC"St'i I Vallry. an~ we nt bac k !..., hiH col-
pc.1111 t lni::-n f111~<'r al ;:i ,l{rl•fl t s pind-
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log in une of the cases. "That's t he , \Variet,1."R or .lhl' peitts of th. lo:1g he had grovt's of 'C'nl. lar&r~t !l lll'l'ir~ or cra b nn the ra<"-; o rld. -the kinds that wear s hells. After 22 years or C'ha11~1ng nr-
irie Coasl and the...-·rc ph'nllful that 18· About 17 yC'ars ago, two l an<"'C!'i Into doll h d h J ff. f th st t · l e · ars. e 1na e sue _ hl'rC' at Nr\vp'irt. A cu1 ious fr ll o\\'. 0 icers 0 e a C' 8 pes con-an impres~ion on the 10Cal hnnk-
he "'1 11 take ho lrl of lhe i·cwfis h trol department arrived et Aid· ers that they d hl 11 l h ' h t k h ' h 1 · ma e m pres c cnt linc11 \\1it:1· those ~real pincers And '. c ~ .ouse 0 as 18 . C' P in a.nd manager of two banks: one
won't le t go until he has been pull-ldC"ntif:-;ing ~ s trange snail they in Balboa. th<' other in Costa Me1;a
ed Into lhf' b~u · I had fc und 1n Orange county. It Three yea 1 t \ld . h t · · '· I t cd t t be "H II p · .. rs a er • r1 C' n1c gr-"He's C'.,pperaUvc In anothn urn . ou 0 0 e x J~ana ' oRTapht'r Fry antl retired f rom
\Vay. ton. Aftrr you 've had him 1 a native of Au11tralla. The v1.sllore banking lo devote himself ex.clus -
out nf "''lltt>r for a ...,.hile, you CR.Tl 1 had come fo r 8 r.e\v. mlnutee st~y lvely to hjs own personal version
put hun in cmbalminJ: fluid ar;id but they became 80 absorb€d in of the "shell game.~·
he ·s ~· l'l'J!'Cr fo~ liqulct that he'll ex~llning the pests that they r('-As would be quite o bviou11. n o
pump it all through himself. As a mained all evening. They sprea d on e bas ever suggested that Aid·
result, a colll'ctor doe:=in't have to the word around about AldriC'h. rich had "rocks in his head", but
remove the lnnards: and the re 18 and representatives of the. depa:t-about 18 years ago .. there was
r.1111 no clan~cr o f offC'r"sii\•e odor ment have been c ontacting him s trono evldenc th t th w . . ,, ...-l'\'Cr s.ince •"' e a ey ere on or dcter1orat1on . · his mind. H e hired an expert on
Df'adl_y Sh~ll
A conch of unu!'ual beauty In
the C'Xh ibit is the Ceylon shell,
"'hlch Aldrich says is ''deadly o .
a ratlh•r" ....,·hen alive . "Somt> or
It was Alex Fry. autho r of the . Id .. ~. G ph ., 8l"<I the 8ubJKt. head ed for t'he s,1eserl.
o •· • .1 eogra. y. once ~ . and bega..n accumulating them In a
as a. text In m ost ot the nation s bl At th. · t h _" h g way. 1s po1n , e qutu.1-
sc ools. "'h~ first arou:-ed Aid· fies as an expert himself
rich's collect1ng Interests 1n the di-·
rection of shell.a. l,080 Gamel&
our ~rvi ce men \\•ho \\'('re in lndia "Ab,out 30 y~ars ago, Aldrich
during-the \var got into t i ouble I recalls. "when I. first moved to
o~rr tha t ~ne.'' Aldrich explains. Bay l !llsnd. Fry lived just over the
" What a prt>tty shell.' a man I brlelge. I was out walking one
\VOUld say to himself, proba.bly afternoon along the b&y and I en-
thinking that he would send it countered Alex as he was dis-
home to his girl but when he pick-j coursing to some girls about shel~
Aldrich has over l .000 garnets
In his display, aiid al'lkc-d where
he round then1, he replies, "That's
what every rock hound I meet
wanta to know.'' And then he adds,
"I got them in Imperial County.
thi8 side of the Colorado River."
He doesn't mention how many
square miles there are In the reg-
ion.
Also in his collection. Aldr1ch
ha.& a 17-potmd amethlat. a 4-
pound turquoise. and a 147-pound
common opal. "I round that opRI
in Nevada," 'he says, and there'11
enough stone lhere to make a rlnJ;
for every woman in Orange coun-
ty. and still have some left."
Hie search ror precious and
aem.J-precioll8 gems led him lntQ
ht. Indian relic collect.Ion, ror h~
often turped up arrow heads and
othtt ltems In hJs diggings. But
hl• real break came 12 years ago
when a rancher at work wllh a
sub-aoller near the BolN. Chica
gun club, north 'ot Buntlngton
Beach. unearthed an Iadian bowl.
Be eontaded AJd:rkh and further
protilnc wu undertaken. 'nte ex-
-ploratlon .....Jted In the dlocovery
of ~ rlcbeit IJldlan ~
aver found In CalltOn>la. Aldrfch
_.. It ·,.uded human ranai ....
and num~ ~ lumUDg
and ce-arllcles. ~eh
bu tlle ftJ>eot ttHca of W., find
Oii e:ablblt. I
JJf&a,. of Aldridl'• obeJlo and
roc:U are. oWJ fn the proparatoT)' •ta.ce. "I coald nu tour ' more
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Polio Cases Half I . , l • Last Year .Total ·
Oranp county hu had a total
of 13 cuee of poUomyelttta llnce
.April 1, the •tart or the 1950 ept-
demlc year, the county health of.
flee dlacloeed th1e week. The total
ta approximately half .the number·
at lhi• tlme lut y~r. accordlna
to Dr. Raymond C. Leer.
Two new "11uspecta" were ad·
mltted to the county hospital Sat·
urday. ·A JS.year-old Huntington
Jteach gtrl wu reported to have
mild involvement of whal appears
lo be tnranltle paralysis, and a 2·
year-old Costa Meu boy wu be-
11eved not to have the dleeue. but
waa kept under observation.
' In al), during the 1950 calendar
year. there have been 21 caaea
reported to the heallh department,
with two deaths from polio.
Community Service
Is Sermon Theme
of C. D. M. Minister
"The Church of the Open Door ..
will be the tnplc for the sermon
at 11 o'clock on lnexl Sunday
mOTning at the Coi-ona de! Mar
Community church. accordtng to
the minh,ter, the Rev. Paul Ed-
ward Babbitt.
In this sermon the minister wfil
appea~ to the church to be broarl
In its services to tbe community
and to receive all Into the fellow-
ship or the ch1,1rch I who love the
Lord. The Sunday school 18 not
taking a vacation this summer.
Classes are provided for all ages r
from pre-school children lo adult.8.
Sunday school 8tarts at 9 :45 a . ni.
Everybody read.1!1 the cla.asi!icd ada.
-People do read the Pl'e8a ads.
-Be wise-tell pcoplc-adverllae !
in his upstajrs laboratory and at
his corrcapondence, and reveals
more vigor than n1ost men o r 50.
Whether or not he will ever br-
come really aged il'I strictly a mat-
ter for conjecture. Hh1 own idcR
o n the subject is simply thi.o1 : "Mv
collecting lis drlving 'nte so hard, ·I
ju.st don't bnvc tin1e t o get old:"
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tht!:ir ~-home several Ume.s
llnce, they! parte.d and baa beaten
her 'and <empled' to chok e her,
Mn: ICllffil iiathleen Lund said
In auperlo~ cdUrt this week as .1he
uk:ed th.er cou..rt to re.strain Ray~
mond 01-:y Lund from 11uch ac~
filon. j
She ul] fQr divorce on ground
of eruell and said they married
Dec. 23, 1933, at Crown P oint.
Ind., ae ted tut May 28 and
have two· daughters, 1a and 10.
She sougtt cuatody or tho girls
and tunda rOr support. Their "hbmr
la al 1~4~ Miramar Or.
The latest in ~ulpn1ent for
homes wil) be vle...,•ed by the public
al the O~ge County Fair:
flfCTllC IAMGE
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Family · Ends Stay
on ~alboa 'Island
I Mr. and Mn. ;c. N . Newe.U and
llOn Warren of New Bedford,
Ataas. have been enjoying a morith
ON on Balboa Island \.s gueste of M.ra.
Ulla J. Caswell, 125 Pearl avenue.
Wednesday they left for bomc. LUMBER SAT. ALL DAY
SUN. I to l
Mni. 'Newell '-Mrs. euwetr8
niece and cou&ln or Mn:. Edwin ABC,LUMBER 00, HOE. 11th ST., COSTA MESA, Bea. MU
Austin of Coela M esa.
Airs. Ne't"·ell wu here many
y ears ago and enjoyed a trip up
Mt. Wll'W'ln , viewing the trail up
whJch she o nce hiked. Other
points ot Interest visited by the
family included tlle ).fission Inn at
Riverside, San Juan Caplstr&Ao,
Catalina Island, their former home
at Glenda.le, Hollywood and Los
A.ngC'lf's and a trip to San Diego I
and Mexico. 1 ..
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MARINE e AUTOlllorIVE e HOllSF.HOLD
Oran9e County SandblastinCJ Co.
1880 N~wpcvt Bl,·d., C08la Meaa
Bea.con 88%0 E\1e. Beacon 660Z...i
f fCTllC MOMf ,tf f?R
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Yes, these fine appliances cal put a lo{ of better living in a ho~e. . .
But what endears them especially lb the lqdy of the house is this ' Being
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IDISON COMPANY
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heause Chevrolet trucks wlth loadmatter
englne offff more net horsepow•r-prOW"ed
by tertiAed ratings on englne1 tn.ed cu
1londord equipment Wi conventional mod.ts
of the five most popular makes, 13,000 to
16,000 lbs. G.V.W, low origfnol cost, Sow
cost of operotion. low upkeep COit Meaa
Ddded savings.
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Because Chevrolet offers Vatve-lrl-HW
e~ine-rug9ed dependobillty, econGn'.'f
ortd quality that iast. Chevrolet's wperlority
ho1 been proved year ofter year by •
millions of truckers across the notion-cuts
running and maintenance costs-maket real ...
radi.tc:tlons In your operollng expenses.
• Otewolet trvclu hove led ln demand ~
soles for the lo,t eiglrt consacvtiva trudc
production years .•• ore for ahead a,aM
this year according to CUfr.nt reglstrotbt
Agures. Here is convincing proof of gr.otW ·"'
owner 'oti1fadion-solisfoctton which ha•
made Chevrolet'• higher resole voNe tra•J.
Uoncll ocrou the notion.
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Golden layers iced with rk:h choco-
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of chopped butter·P9C0n1J
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COSTA MESA
1700 1"'f'\\'}>Ort Blvd.
COSTA ~1F.St\
CORONA DEL MAR
9-0S ('oast lllgh\\'B}'
f'OROSA l)EJ, i\f AR
BALBOA ISLAND
200 l\-lu.rln"' A \"f'n111•
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LAGUNA BEACH
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LA01JNA BEACH
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Overlooking
Vast Resource
• C.llfomja's fi shing Industry
may be overlooking a va.st re-
~rce In not uatng the anchovy
ud J&ck mackerel to their best
poeaJblUties.
Se members of the M arine R e-
search Committee \Vere told at a
recent meeting In San Francisco.
Research agencies cooperating
with the COmmlttee have Of)('rBLL'd
four ve!llSels o ff lhe California
coast for nearly two years In the
joint quast for bi0Jo11ical iaforma-
tion.
While the catching of ancho vies
is limited only by the market de-
mand, the jack-mack er el r esource
beyond the continental s helf la
an unexplored a.net Involving a
greater expense in catching. These
fish range farther from shore and
are not regularly found at specif-
ic locations. Larger t6an those
closer to ahore. the distant mack -
e~I are found deeper and may re·
quire different fishing g ear f ron1
that now in use.
\'c rtlcal Currt'ntlii
Scientists o' Scripps Institut ion
of Oceanography, U . S. F ish and
Wildlife Se'rvice. California Acad-
tmy of Sciences, and the Divis·
Ion of Fi.ah a.nd C ame a lao report-
cll that vertical curre nts in the
Pacific ~ay be thl' n1os t important
factor in detern1inlng sartlin1.:
abundance or scarcity.
Vertical OCl!an currents CA.us-. . 1ng a deep water upheaval bring
up chem ical nutrle nta from the
depths that provide food for small
plants whieh a rc the bas is of tht.•
sardine's food, the .!Cientlsts
found. The long annual migrations or sardines, how ever. a re unaf-
fected by currents of any .type.
Sardine spawning-an Import-
ant factor in the size of futurt·
commercinl catche~ \Vas not lar~f'
in 19~9 and took placl' mostly in
t he southerr;i part of the spav.·nlng
range, it was learned. Most or the
present sardinp catch is eon1pusetl
of two and three-yt-a r old fish.
15 Pass BPS
Mechanics. Course
Members of the Balboa Power
Squadron who pa..~sf'd the motor
mechanics course in late spring
a rc to be honored a t the Squad-
ron's September meeting at Ba l-
boa Yac ht club, Septt·mber 28.
They have been notified by J . L.
l\1u nson, chair1nan of advanc:cd
grades. Sam Kauffrnan....a member
of the Squadron, was the instruct-
o r in the course. which will be
given again next spring, begin-
ning January 11 .
~en v1ho have passed thr first
Motor Mt'Cnanics cour<;c to bf•
given by the local Squadron are:
Carl Benson. T. W . Clarke., Alvin
Daniels, George Fox, A lari I.,.e"·ts.
Clarence Lytle, J . L. Munson, Al-
vin Sp<'ncer, J oseph Guerin, Ed---,, !ZI •••
., gar Hirth. Lee J onas. Sam Kau ff.
n1an. Rob<>rt Leinau, Bernhard
Palin. an~,I Gordon Petern1a11.
"Takt· lhu.t l~tt•k untl hrtng mt_• on"
of th~· rr'l'"l!.h, rich, 1·n.-:rg)'-bulld-
tns Fry1·rs fron1 lll)LUl\\' AV
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CARDEN GROVE BLVD . Wi!'>t ot
H."lthor Blvd. G.1rde11 Gro"e
·"-vallable ln Harbor area a t
BOARD~IAN'S Balboa hi.and
R l ClfARD'S l .Jl>O l\l ARKET
Tele-fun
by Warren Goodr ich
...... trwt your ••IROl'Y .... ........... _ ..... ,Soy, yeu
..W• •tzlhMl" ... Me~ory
ciW plays .tricb ..... look
up any numhon you're-not
IUJ'll of-befON JOU call . • •
P.o&: Telepboaio.
Employment Office
Reopens in Santa Ana • Ray Mathew son. manager of thr
,,_~a.mf.~ Qftlc;e ol U\t-Ce.lifornia ~erit · d(t ''t~Ployfnent an·
.ri&tip.;:ed .t~· .'that . th.e S tate
P ersonnel Board Tl·stlng program
Is being reopened a t the loc;al of-
fice at ':'01 North Flower Street,
to establish ('ligible list.a for Inter-
mediate Stenographer-Clerk ror
<Jtate agencies in the Santa Ana
irea and in the south portion of
Orange county.
Mathewson expla.ined thnt these
lists are to be used in filling civil
service jobs for variou3 depart-
ments and agencies of the State
of California.
Interested and qualified appli-
cants are invited to conlat·t thC'
offices at 701 North Flower Street,
Santa Ana tor f\111 details and for
appointments to take the . required
tesUi, prior to September 1.
Small Boy Hurt
In Heights Crash
Concuasion was suffered by Bail-
ey Abbott, Jr. 21 .son of Mrs. Bail-
ey L. Abbott. <130 El Modena A\•e ..
Newport Heights. in a two car ac-
cident at El Modena Ave. and
Beacon St. ~=~l p.m. Monday New-
port police reported.
Mrs. Abbott's ear wu involved'
in n colllidon with 4 car driven by
Ray WllJ.i&ml;, 409 29th St., New-
port Beach. Wllliam!I wu cited by
police for not having an operator's
licenae ln b.iS poswsioo. The boy
was t.ak~bulance to a phy-
ticl&n for examination.
CROWD IE8TIJllATE
ute Guard capt. Jack. JoneS of
N-port 8e¥J> estimated the
crowd Jut Bunda)' •ti 68,000. Oneo
pueon WU ~I tr6m the
lllillf. nine cues of Ont aid were
haM1ed &net l\O one ~eeded to be
·"'wtect from the ,..ter, .Jonn
Olilcl. A. l'&lit '"'1'f --with -t-,.....:.. .., clqftff.
Tiie wort< of -"""1ptort
""" arti.t-potten will be -....
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' . ' EXPECTED TO B:r:: READY for u•e thJ~ fall I~ tM rM"u· F t>ll0\\'8hlp 90Clal ball, the kitchen and the
lounge, part of tht<t current bttlldlnr prol'ram o f thf" Costa 1'1~ Oommuntty chllf'Ch. Thus far,
$27.500 has bet>n pk>dgptl for th" COnAtructlon \\'Ork, according to Rev. J~ H. T homJ)"on. BuihUng
Ntari ... d around thfl fl1"8f of ttw> yt>,'l.r and most of t hfo lahor hM befo:n donatt"d or fumh•ht-d at OOflt.
l "ppt•r pi~turt" ~ho\\'8 mro \\'Orklng on the pblt> t'lf'ld of thfo social ball. They If."'· top, H uck \\'llll!l and
HolK'rt \Vhttman; mlddS. W . B. Johnson, Waiter Sheph;srd, Chet Fi8hf>r, Emil Lor<f"tlk>; on ladder,
R t''" Thonlpwn, ,,.ho 18 DO\\' dlvldlnr b.19 \\'Or k be.twren pl"tSC'bJnc and ca.rprntry, Bottom photo
sho\,.M the ,,·in« of the build.Ins Df9"'8t completion. It """ hO\J!W! tht-kitchen, kH.J.Dl'fl and cla.1'18 room.o...
,\f th1• uppm rt1rht CIUI 00 IW>if'ft the f l'Une!\.\"Ork of the Felkm'RhJp b&ll. The Dt"\\' COMtn1ctlon \\•Ill
<'0\'1•r t 1,000 KqU&ftl feet and Cont tact.or for the jp b 18 Jlmmy Wood of ~8ta MeM., a mt>mbl•r of the ., ' . ' vtlaYeh.. '-:..r. <:;,'.';·..,~·.:.;,--.~"'At-~-.. ;.'"'-.'....,..~-!'<.\"i>A..,.~"._ ·-.• ~.'.>t:.. .. ~,·~··· ..,: ..... --·., .... ~.3_,_:,.(Plf'S! ~JlQt.~.l.
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Ra re Che~smen Busine~. ~ Licen~ Plahs Made · Show HJ Increase . Shown at Fair edB~;'~~=-• .:~. =:~~'!.i~:= for Cavalcade
One of the rare and bealflitul
itt"n1s to be shown in the million
dollar la pidary collection at the
Orange county fair Aug. 18-20 is
a c ht>ss board and che88Illen tuh-
i?ned of semi·precioU.s stone8, the
property or a Santa Ana woman.
M rs. ~1abel Grouard, president H .
Clay Kf'llogg of the fair board an-
nounced today.
The chessmen represent two bas-
ic enemJes or a bygone era, thf'
Crusaders and the Saracens, a.nd
measure four and one-half inche!I
In h eight. The kings have a ba.8e
of white travertine, columns of
earnelisn, agate squares e.nd
c rowns of tiger-eye. The queens
have ~es of travertine. column5
of Montana moss agate, Oregon
plume agate squares and c rowns
of opal and Apache t ears.
The Christian Knight.I have
shields of agate with de.ndritic
agate bases. The Moslem KnlShtl
are made of fortification agate.
The chess board which eoee wtlh
the set is made of inch-and-a-half
s(iuaf('s o f jasper and obsidian and
has a border of hardwood with
silver inJay.
The set will be displayed b!Y the
Orange Coast Ktnera.1 and lApl·
dary M>Ciety which this year la
boldlnc tte annual ahow ln
conjunction wt the Orange. Coun·
ty fair.
tlon lncreast"d almost 2.000 durin&"
the flr8t three months of 1960,
bringing the t otal to 281,778 on
Me.rch 31 , but was still some
3.000 shon of the average quart-
erly net gain prevailing for the
five year period ending June 30,
1948.
Thirteen countie!I , including
San Francisco. Sa.n J oaquin and
Solano. had fewer licensed <t>Ut·
lete on March 31 than a year earl-
ier. The other 45 counUeS showed
Increases ranging from three in
Del Norte and Trinity to 7~ ln
Los Angeles.
Other coudue8 with net gains
in excess of 100 w ere · Alameda,
Contra Coeta, Fresno,. Humboldt.
Marin, Orange, ~ento. San
Diego and Santa catara.
Unlicenwcl Cesspool
Plumber is Fined
Elaborate set.I are being erected
In an ot1tdoor 8mphithee ler that
·h&a beel} created out of a natural
l'\ade tn theiPre8idio of San Fran-
,ci&co.
Some 800 a cton and ac tresses
are busily rehearsi.ng their roles
unde r experienced direction.
·Twenty-one colorful historical
noat.a and 11\unerows others arc
uftde.r conatruction.
Street decorations, the like of
which have never been seen hither-
to in all of thi8 fe11Uval-consclous
city's hietory, have been designe<l
and are now being ·made ready.
1.n ehort, the city by the Golden
Gate 1a deep in flnal prepe.ratlon8
tor the climactic celebration or
three years of centennials observ-
ances, the commemoration of l 00
yean of California statehood, Sep-
tember 2 to 9~
!Twenty-one elaboraU floats are
~nr cOnatructed oo order of the
Centennials CommiMion for dis-
S . E . Eaton of Costa Mesa was play ln the Admission Day. parade
tined $23 TUeeday by Jo.sticc of' Septemt>er 9.
Chrla P . Pann in · BunUncton j
lle¥b -Townahlp court after be DlVpRCI: stTIT
pleaded guilty to comlucUn1
bUaf:nff8 u a cesspool pumper pb&rging mental cruelty, Mrs.
without re&isterlng with the health Betty Lou Dugp.r th1a week
department-IOU.ght aupe~or court divorce a_f.
E. & J"ri8by, head of .the sant· ter 9~ monlh.8 or ,111UT'iage to
talion division of the health fie.. .Jamea Ma.mice Du gger. She Bald
partment. "S&Jd Eaton admitted be Utby were married ln Costa M:eaa
baa been operaUng all year w\th-Oct. 28. 19<9, oepanote lut July
out a permit from the health at.-1~ and she uked fCK cuatody of
nee. Be .a.id the state health and the.tr ln!ant '"1 and tu:nda tor
LllGJON u ufety -requltta -l>ooJ support.
Bill B&nn•ottt, -l2nd St., pwnpen to rqlst,Or and to report [ • -
Newpo.1: B<ocb, fa ODlJ -· -(My are ~-of. ,.... ~ING IL&TTEBD:S UP ·
lnoe far n~ Qollfomla Mate ._ wl>lcb lllq ...... -pod. ode Or th' nm atepo In keeP-
0..plaln of the .-.--i..oP,e. • , IDS 111o1 batwy property charpd
zi.Ction of ,..,. _.. ottlc:ora wu JCirpedAd to at lilt.root at = '!>' tbo Natlooal A.uto-
on the Leei"" --lion !1PDc1a the 0ronp °""!' I Fair, Al!&'· t• moen. Club aa ...iq that the
fOlt w-..iay la lite -to llO, will be an .. -lo io1oaJ1 uct u.. ~
cwla.ft.-exhibit. . .,.. .. t . ••h• i .,
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Gu.ardameb a.re called into f~e,rali!I
service.early in September, ey'll
carry with them the know Se
that they lre gQlnc-wtth al the
but wbhes oi their triep.dl an4
nelghbon.
Thia la belnl' made pouibl by
tbct Chriltian Bu.ine.u Meri Or-
llDI• .county wl\o are apO]r1nw
a lavlah, county-wide O rda-
rnea'a J'arwell Party Au,-. in
An&Mlm City park.
NaUonal Guard offlcera 1 and
men will be fumiahed two ticket.a
free of cliarre which will e.UUe
tbem and their penonal guett to
& barbecue meal an~ entert&Jn-
ment followlnl' in the City park
Oreek theatl't!. • ,
'ncllel.8 &re beini' donated by the
Dllabled American Veteran8 ·Sal-
va,.e bureau.
Approximately 1300· additional
ticketa will b& made av&ilable to
the general public which i• urged
to attend and do honor to the
guard8men.
Thoee holding tickets to the bar·
becue are guaranteed a seat In
the Greek theatre for the progTam.
Other seats will be erected tor non-
tJcke t h olde rs.
E t.t> rtarnrnen t
Headlining the enlertalnn1ent
will be Stunrt Hamblen. wldely-
known \\1estern radio 8lnging star.
Other <>ntertalnnient is being
scheduled by the Chris tian Busi-
ness M en .
~~~RAVE FOUND IT "M>".
NOT "YOU"T ALWAYS
A POWELL'& 9tJALITY A T A
"PAL'll" PlllV&.
Vo ~--Pu ~ Volo.... ~,,;...., 8t<u-Slked
lflYERS ~ 63c BACON lh. 59c
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a.h -CLuB -VEAL l.ecJ.O·Lamb ••. 78 f
'~-79c SHOULDER "' 53 ' STEAKS
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In addition to offi cers and men
of Orange County's 224th Infantry
Reglmet ·and their commanding of·
ficer, Lt. Col. En1mett A . Rin k,
other ou tstnnding military •pt'r·
sonalities \\'ill bl' present.
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J TO OUR PATRONS IN THE HARBOR AREA
I W e have moved l door aouth to our beautiful n0\V hakery-
1 featuring the same good Breads, Cak es and l"o.s tri~·~
SAVORY · BAKE SHOP • I
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They includl' M aj. Gen. Fi C'ld
Harris. co1n1nandlng officer of
Air , Fleet Marine F"o rce. P aciflt
and the First Air Wing; and Maj.
Gen. Daniel H . Hudelson, com-
mander of the 10th Oivisloni Nat-
ional Guard l. of which Orange
county's companies are a part.
j 12-48 SO. COAST B LVD., LAGUNA BEACH TEI •. 5864 j +-----------------------·---·----+
Costa Mesa or Newport Harbor
residents may obtain ticket s from
Bill S cruggs and P . G. Ncu1nan.
A WONDERFUL NEW Native Sons
Plan Barbecue
Cele brating thr C'l·n tennia l of
Califor nia'll adn1ission to state-
hood, members of M(1th 1·r Cqlony
Parlor No. 281. Nat1\'e Suns of the
Golden \·Vest, ,,;n put on their
third annual barbecue. Thur!!day
ev4l.11ing , Sl"plember 7, at La Pal-
ma Park, Annhelm. it ill announc-
~ by Ha rold R ies. prc•sident.
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\.::, LOI ANGILll·lllW ORLEANS
The affair is up1•n tu the gener-
al public. Ho,vever. it I~ urged
that t hose planning to attend get
their tickets t'arly to avoid dis-
appointn1ent. La.st year·., barbecu'.!
was a co1nplete sell-out and and an
even greater turn out is anticipat ·
ed this year due to itJ.; cnnnel'tion
w ith the Admission Day Centen-
nial.
Tickels 1nay be obtained from
Lavv rencc L(-1nkc. Aif'Xii'I P elous.
S . Jan1f's Tuffr.£<'. Ralph Beatty.
Loren Wagne r, J ohn Keyes. Ben
Clayes. Clark Smith. Ha rold Ries
and Leonard Schwacofer.
The K iddie Karnival at thl! Cal-
ifor nia Stale Fair. A'Ugu .<;t 31
through September 10. will offel'
min iature thrill ride~ for childrC"n
with tickets nin1• Cl'llL<i each.
• Starting Sunday ... I p.m .... there'll be a wonderful Sunset
e very evening-Southern Paciflt"s NE W Su"set Limited:
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... a luxury $15,000,000 hot.I
on wheels.
. , . cu1toin ·built with every con·
ceiv oble convenience : all -room
1leeping cor1, r•1erved·1.al re·
clining choir cors.
... new Los Angeles-New Orl•ant
speed record: iu1t 42 houri.
. .. o new wonderful way Eo1t-
by·South1 connections ot New
O rle on1 with crock tra ins Eo1t
E . B. SHARPLEY
Dist. Pii.ll•l'UJ•r Aq•11t
Pllo"• Kl1T1b••IJ l-1267
-tOlO E. ~II St.
S.111• AM
and South, through Dallas Pt.Hl-
mon, too.
•.. •xtro fine, extro fo1t, but only
modest extra fo re.
l11f•r,..etlen, re1ervetien11 .,..
yovr n•orby S. P. A.9•11 t.
S·P
fht lritndly Sovfht r11 Pacific
J. \\'. LIVINGSTONF,
Loc..ol P.ou•nqnr Aq•nf
Pit-H•rbo• 4
2Stll •nd eo •• , l h•d .
N••POrt l••cll
And the one to buy --• 15 the Studebaker Champion l
7MS~
14 ()118 IJ/tke /I ~,;Ni:e
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Al SHOWN
STUDEIAllEI CHAJlrlOll
~ASS.. 2-0001 CUSTOM UDAii
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DELIVERED IN
NEWPORT IEACH
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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIFICATE OFI Bill!~ CERTIFICATE OP BU81NESS
Flclltoip Plf'!I> Name P1et1Uom Plnn :!-
THE UNDERSIGNED -doe• THE UNDERSIGNJ:D clo-he'l'bY
heretJy ctttify the He ~ condUst-certl.fy that he° co~u·cttng a !fu,..
Ing a -Real Estate busineu at aery bultneu at SSS ~yine Ave•
oue, Balboa IBl&Jld, Oi\Y of New•
3119 Newpo!'1-Blvd.. Newport, po.rt ~ch. County Of Orange.
Beaeh, California, under the ftcU-State of Califon\la, ~er the tlc-
-uous fi"". name of N . B . C. tltioua name of 1814~ NURS·
R ealty Co., an'd that said firm is ER.Y and that· sald ti~-ls com .. com~d of the following persons, posed of the follow\1'8' persons,
whose names in rull and places of whose names and addresses are as
resldence are fS follows, to-wit : rollowt. to-wit:
John 4. ~-• JAMES C. HOWARD 514 Begonia,
306 Fem3ndo St. ~ona del M4f. Ca.Ji fornla.
Balboa. C&llfornla W JT NESS my hand this 13th day WITN~ My band this 8tb I ~o
day of A ugust , 19Ml. 01 ~u y , 1-
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ORDINANCE APPROVING THE .uiNµATJP~ ff;~1'4JN UND!ll.wl'fi;:P ~ OO.l'f1101JpUS TilJ: err(
OF ?aWJ'Q!lT !!EAOJJ LY-
ING SO~S'Q:llLY OF
· THE IN'l'Etµ!ECTJON' QF '!AO
A!tTIJJm BOULEVARQ AND
101 mOHWAY AND LYING so~\VES'fERLY ov TilE
~ECffPN OF ~~
AVENUE AND BAVS ,IDE DtµVJ:, . .vjp KNOWN !l!:·
SPE<lTIVELV AS IRVINE·
('ORONA DEL MAR PARCEL
AND IRVINE. 8 A Y S .1 DE
QIUVE f' <\IWEJ..
The City of Newport Beach, by
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Ask S26,fm For
Injured Girl
P.jll'lq,,,. of S2j!,0Qjl were de·
tptln«4td in aupeclor co...urt , .. i•
week for a 9-yefr-o.lµ .r..,.,~a
girl ~ho was injured lut Ap I .f
when strucl< by an auto.-i,obll jn
the 200 block ot ¥a.rinf! ve.,
Newport. Beach.
P.A_G~ 1 -FARI ·:-~ _-T~(,ilt~Di' \', .. jj,:;jj··" I I ;£fi --~uss ~
GiA'-NOTI~~ I.EG A&. fl!OTIC:i
CITY Pf NEWPORT BEACH
ST#.TB OF 0,\LIFO°RNlA
NOTJOE 'fO . OONTllAC.TORS
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S LED PitoPOS.:A.LS Will be received at the office of'9thf' City
Clerk, City HaiJ, City of N e~"pori Bc>a ch, California. until 7 :30 o'clock
P . M., on the 28th day ot A·ugust, 1950. at whic h thnc they will be
publi c opened and read, for performing work as follows:
ITY qF NE\VPORT BEAC H, eAI.lF'ORNIA
, For lhe Paving of the Corporation Yard witlt
i Plant.mixed Surfacing
James C. H oward Jqbn "4 · 1'¥
!n'ATJ; OF CALlFORNIAJ Sta te of California
• 1nd through its Cit y Council, does
Harvey Wood of Pasadena fled
lb• autt tor,bta d\'!&'hll>r. Pfit e
E., aiatntt N . .f . Cl-mcy, " oWn·
ers, and Filll'1fl P<>laq pJapcyJ u drlv~r of the .•HloW~bj~,' He \aJ ·
leged the g1rl wu in a cul ror
tbr~e mqp t1!4 411 r .. qlt al. frqcture
of her· rtJbt l•J. an~ that •h• ;un
Is on crutcti~ and m•Y be pei•·
nently ~8*Pl"1 _1µ1<l ·~rrid.
N bid will ~ received unleu it lg made on a ptopo.<ro.l tonl
furnJs ed by the City J!}ngine-er. Eac-h bid n1usl bf> a ccompanied by
leash, (ceTt ified or cashier's check, or b iddt!r's bond) made payable t o
the Cfty of Newport Beac h . for an a1nuunt ~q ua/ to at least ten
percent f lOo/. I of the amount bltl. such guar1t.11tv to I><' forfeited
should! th<' bidder t o \vhom the contr:lt:t is ;1ward···I full t n enlt!r Into
the coAtract .
Co4Jlty ot Orange, &'I. lss l ON THIS )ath 4'Y of July 4 .D:,
1950. before ffi9!: ith.f qnderaigned COUNTY OF ORANGE
ON THIS 8th day of Au¥Ust, a Notary Public tn ~d for 1ald
A.O., 1950, before mt!, ROBERT County "nd Stal.tl, reli4.IQC th~rci{I
F. WILLMES, a Notary Public duly comrpissloned and' 1WfOm,
in and for the said County and person-lly appered J ohn A . Kaa
State, res~dlng therein, duly com-known lo me to be the person
mluloned and swum, personally whose name is su~~rt~ to the
appeared JAMES C . HOWARD within Instrurp.ent, and ¥Clµlowl·
k nown to me to be the per~on edged to mo th~t he e•ecuted the
Who.Je name Is subscribed to the I same
·With.in · tn.atrument. nnd nc know-lN \VITNl"!S~ WffE.f\EPf. l have
1eQge<J to me that hr executed the hereunt3 set my hand nnd affixcU
samf-'. IN WITNESS WHEREOl<-.., my official seal the day and y~ar
J have hereunt•) Met my hand and in thi.!J eertif\cate first abOVl'
affl~ed my offiC'ial 11eal the ti ny written.
and y ear in thi~ Ccrl1fil"all· fir~l SEA(.
above written.
ROB~RT lo... w11.t_.J.1Es . ~r y
• Commission i.::xpircs Nu\.'••ruht·r Iii
1%1.
DEAN C. B RADFORD
N otary Public ln und ror
said Coutny and StatP
My Commis~on Explrea 8·3·1951
No. 519-Prf's..q No. 613 Press. Publi~hc:d 8/10-17 -24·31 50 Publish 8/3·10-17-2.f, '!50.
' NOjICE 11'VITING BU>S
Nollce Is hereby given thal the Board of Trustees of the Newport
B cocti School District or Orange County, hereinafter rererred to as
th.;-"Own~•r," will rt'c1•1\'t:' up to, but not later than 8 :00 o'clock P .......
of thi.:: 5th day of Si.:pt•·nlbl.r, 1950, sealed bids for the awarJ of
C'on trnct for the construction or a cafeteria building, complete. at
lhe Horace Ensign School. l·IUU Cliff Drive. loco.led in said school
d istrict . Such bills shall b1· rcct•ivt:d in the office of the "Owner" at
1400 Clifr Drive, Newpott Bench, Orange County, Ca.lltomia. R.nd.
shall be o pened and publicly read aloud a t the above stated time In
the offi ce of the "Owner."
Each bitl mu.st conforin and be responsive to this invitation, the
plans, specifications. and all the other documents comprising the
pertinf·nt contract documt>nt~. Copies of the Contract Documcnt.s
a re now on file nnd open to public inspection in the said offi ces of
tht> Owne r, and uf Lind and Pleger, Arehitects, locate(.] a t 1-t 15 Coast
Blvd, Corona t.lel Mar. in ~id County and St8.te and n\ay be obtained
a l the la ttt•r plact.< by tlepositing $25.00 fo r ea ch s et. This deposit will
be refundec..l 1f the :>ct o r sets of Contract Doc umc>nt!i c..IPlivered arc
rctu1 ned 1n good condition within five· days aftl'r the bid opening .
Ea<·h bit.I shall be made out on a form to be obta ined a t either
of th1· 3:lid office"' in \•>hich the Contract Oocumcnt!i are on file.
l!:ai:h bid s hall be acc-on1panicd by a certiffed or l'ash1er·s check
p:iyahh· tu the Owner, or sat1i:;factury Bid Bond in favor o f tbe Owner.
•'xc1..·utt•d br the biddcr :u::: Principal and a. satisfactory surety company
n.~ iiU rt ty. in an an1ount nt't It'"!' than fivP f>'_·r cent of the hid. The check
or bid bond shall be gl\'t'n as u t,>Ua rantee that the bidd~·r will executr
thP Contract 1f 1t bc a\\.·ardcll t•1 him in conforn1i ty with the Contract
Docun10.::nt.s and , .. ·i ll µrovuil' lh•· suret y bond or bonds as specifi\!d
thc·rcin wilhir1 five tlays after notificatio n of th~ award of tht• c·ontract
to lh1· b1Udcr.
'l'ht· 0 \VIH·r r1•-.t•rvl'S the privile:;p Of rejecting any and all bids
ur t o waive-any irrcgµlar~tic~ Q.r \nformalilies in a.ny bid or ln the
biddl.ng.
Pur!'lunnt to the Labor Code of the State of California, the said
Boa rl.i of Tru.stl't'S has ascertained the general prevailing rate of
J.n'r t!it"Ol wagt."' f1.>r t'at·h 1·raft or tyl)e' tJf workman needed to execute
the co11lra1:t:> which v.:ill be awa!"t.!i;>d the suc.:cessful bidders: a·nd tht'Se
prevailing rates are l.'on t111 nt:d in sa it.l SJkCificalion.'f a<topt~t.J by the
Bqsrd. and ar1• a s ful101,1.·s :
( ·ta:islflf'1ll l1t11 :
FfJHf.::\tEN All rnrtn1cn nut ht·rein sepnrat1•ly C'lnii:;ifio·d, shall bt
µ:lid not less than the prc\.'a1li ng rate.
:\ Pf•!-:.F;NTIC'ES May bt: t>n1pl.iyctl in C'onfo1·1n il)'
o f lhl! Cnl1for11in 1.a bur t.'nUt".
y,:ith Section 17i7.5
A ir T ool Operat<ir
Asbestr.is W nrki:rs
Ali~halt Rak('r anU
Br1cklaycfs
Brick tt"111 l1· r
lrout:r
('3 rp~nt1•rs. jnur11uyn1•·rl
rcn11..·11t f~1nlshc r.-;
Elt:C'trit·a l f"1,re n1nn
EleC'trh·ans
l<'l0<jr L.ayt!rs
C~lazir·r~
I ron \\'orkcr·s . Htrt1l"l1Jru l
Iron W lirkcr·s. reinforcing ·,
Labo~rs, building untl unskill('d
Lalht·ni. ll lt•tll l
Latht·rs, nail on
L111 olt:u111 anti Soft
l'alnlt·rs,
r·a111~t'r:-i.
brush
sµra)•
Pai nt'-·~. sign
Pla.!ttert!rs
l 'lastert!r Tendt!r!'I
Plu1nbt:r r·urt·n1an
Plu1nbers
T1J,. Lay ers
Powt"r &~u1µn1cnl Ol)(!NLtor~:
Air l"Onipr(•s,.<.;or~
Bulltlozer:;i.
Mixers. slclp
Purnps
Trac to'ts. ~·Ith attaeh111cnts
Ronf Pr Foren1an
Raorer
Shet>t Metal Workt!rS
Tilt> Setters
Tile Setters Helper!'I
Truck brtvers, untlt•r 6 to ns
Truck Dri vt•rs, 6 to 10 tons _
Truck Dril1e ra, 10 l o 15 tons
Tnlck Dtjvera, 15 t o 20 t ons
-.
~· ' ······-·
Truck Drivers, 20 tons and more .................... ..
Truck Driven. transit mix, 3 yds. and more ...................... .
Welden shall receive rate prescribed for craft performing
operation lo which welding l..s incidental
Wlndo'A· Ctt•aners .. ·····························-···················
1>1·r ltuur
J.85
2 .2~
l .8f"1
2.75
J.83
2.20
2.28
2.75
2.60
2.10
2 16
2.38
~.28
f.65
3.125
3.125
2.20
2. lf1
2.40
2.40
3.125
2 .875
2.75
•. llO
1.95
2.20
2 .08
l .9[t
2.20
2.[;0
2.25
2.25
2.70
l .M
1.73
1.75
1.80
1.88
2.08
2.08
1.80
Excf'pt as notefJ in the wage schedule, lb,e rates of per diem
wqges for each of the variou.!I cla.5sificatio.na of w ork shall be the
hqetnbt>fore M"t fo.rth prt'va Uing rates of hourly wag-ea multiplied by
eight 18). Fil!"hl 1~1 h ours shall comUtute a day'• work: It being
W\dt'rs!ocxl that i:i t he t'vc-nt that workmen are employed leu lban
e~ht t8' ho1i::: p('r dey. the R~r diem wages ahaJl be deem,ect to be
that rractlon of ~llc per die m wages huelh ee~bliabed µtat tbe nuln.be~ of hours of e ntpJoyment bet.rs lol etg:bt (8) boun..
.. Ove:J'tlme s~ll be-peld for work perfGnoed ln ~ of the
l'fCUJ.a.r day•s or w~k's work and at the rate I~ overtime or the
• ~ lnvolved. • . I '
Holtdaya l\S herein ,..r..,.,.. to alWI be d¥010d to be Nejr Y<ar'•
Dlil1'· 0-..Uoll Day, lndependepce ~1· LollOr °"1'· &~ Day, ~RS °'1• and Chr<atmu. U ~ oC tllp ~e ll<>llGaya fall
od 8uncle;r, I.ho ¥~ followill!I' alWI bo --a 1-oPl llollday.
Jt eajt be -toey ~-Ille e<a}fact.« to -a -~t II
'.--. and u-all au~tora. lllldq blm. tQ ~ not ~ Ulan
-!l'eneral pl'ff!llins rates ~ pu -~ to all i--\1'9 ~ ln the e-tJon ot I.ho ---• lfp bidder may Wlthd,,.w hll bl<l .11# & period ot tQ Cl&~ an..,
Ula d9te ioel f°' tM OJ>!Din!I' ot blda. • -
l -~ . ·Board ot Truatees
. N-poot JIMclt Bd1ool iDlotrlct
Odl>p_Oout7, OaJl(..-Ja .,
By KAIUON 0. ooob, Ol•tlo
• ... US-Prem., Publlob A •• 17·. 2t -at, lMO.
1·
I
ordain a.s follows: •
SEcrION l: Th~t t he 4f1nexa·
t lon lo tile City of Newport Beach.
Or~nge County, California, ot that
c e rt a I n uninh abited territorie1
COl\Ui"UOUS i Q Mid City, lying
?forthwei;itcrly of the i nter~ectioo
of }ta.cArthl.Jr Boulevard e.nd 101
fti&}:lway and lying Sp4t hwesterly
of ttie Intersection of M arifle
Avenue and Bays ide Drive, re·
spcctively. being . adjacent to re·
spective portions of the City of
Newport Beach, Is hereby ap-
proved. o.nd that the saitl parcel~
ure hf'ret::y ordained lo be annexed
to anti mut.le ~ part uf the City or
Nc-wport Beach. Orange County,
Cqlifo rnia ; lhat .said territoriCs
arc particular ty described as fol-
Ralph P . Maskey, vice chair an
of the O range COY,PlY l\4'pubJ an
CommJttet, a.p~9"1nced today ·a
victory · 4r1Ve to enlist 1600 ew
fkpubllc&p voters In the. 11a r
area fof tt\e tJovember 7 eJect on.
In J accordance \.\:Ith the provi~ions or ~·r-tion l'i70 to 1781 of
lhe ~bor Ccxlc, the City C.:.Ou111·i l of th(! 1•1ty nf r-; .. y,·port Bt·aeh has
ascert.$.lned lhe general 1>r\.·Vnlling rnl1' ri f v::tJ.:• :-1 :i.p1diC'<1.hle to th~
work (o be dune as folluw~:
c 1au.14cation
Aspha.l!t or Crushing Plant Engine£'r
Asphalt Plant F oren1an
Aspha t Raker and Ironer
llourl'' P t"'r Dlffn
\\'a&«L· Sc·.nft"' Ware
2.20 17 60
2.u;, 16.40
I SJ 14.80
The~ new voters will be al ed
up by 300 Ne\Yport BeacH R b·
U~n Votonteera, each of w n1
w1~1 agree t o enlist at least ive
new Repubjjcans for registra on
iand balloting on election day.j
Concrdt.e or Asphalt Spreading, M ef'hanh'nl T~mp1ng or F1n1shing Mu!·h111'lo Oprrt1tor
Carpeier .
Cemen Fini.sher
Flagm n .
Guard !a nd/o r Watch man
H t>avy I Duly Repairn1an
2 20
2 2U
:!.2R
I 1i!"1
I !17
:l ::n
17.60
17.60
IR.2-t
13.211
low s:
PARCEL ONE:
IRVINE-CORONA DEL lrlAR
A. new Republic411 voter is h t'
who was ineligible t.o vote in he
1-.st election. or who staye<l a ay
from the potls althoui"h ellClbl~.
Laboret:>. General or Const rut·11on
Appre~tice E ng ineer, inc ltodlng F i 1 i-111:1.11,
12 .~l6
17 60
13.20
PARCEL
Oiier, Grees~r
Operat~r. Air Con1pressor
1 . .'i:J
Beginning at lht• point of in·
ters~ction of lht! "northeaster·
ly prolongation of lhe nurth-
\Vesterly line or A voe ado A Vl'·
nue I forn1erly 27th S t r eet)
with the northwc-sterly pro·
-The county campaign I.a par~ of
a state 8.lld national drive to ~n·
list 1,000,000 ·Republican Vol¥n-
teers to .sign up their five or mrre
recruit vot~rs. Ca!lfqmia quol&,.1 in
t he nation11-I drive Is lQ0,00.0 1•· publican Volunteers a.gt.J 500.~ of
nev.· VOt f'J'S.
Opernt'br, Concrete Mixer -Skip 'l'ypt"' Operat~r. Mot or Patrol. inc luding
a nJ t ype of JKl"'t'r blad,, .
2 I)~
14 6-t
l~ 60
16 64
Univt!r~RI E quipn•cnt Oper:i.tor 1 ::5hnv1 I, IJ1-=i glinc·
Defrick. Derrick ·Ba rge. Clam~hi-11 n1· l '1·n111 ·l ~ 10
Operatqr, Pump . \ !1(1
19.20
1~ 60
17.20 longatlou o[ the norlht'asterly
line or Corona t.Jel liar. as
sflown upon a 1nap rccol"dcd in
Mh1c ellaneous Maps, Bonk :t.
Pages 41 ant.J 42, Records Qf
Oran~e Count y. California.
said point also being in the
City Boundary of the City of
Newport Beach : thence no rth-
east erly along said northwest-
erly prolongation of A vocatlo
In a n1es511ge annDunclng h e
nationwid~ c.lrive, Chairman uy
George Gal>rlef&on or the Rep~~l
can N~tional Co,inmittee pciJn ed
out tti'l 15.QOO.OOO pote{ltial l·
ers ,o r •i per cent, !llayed a ay
Ope rat,r. Rolle r
Operal~1·, Tracto r Bulh.lozcr. Tanipt>r·. 8 "7:l J"·r nr
Drfg Type Shovt:I ur Boorn Att:l r lunl•llt !'i 2 211 17 60
18 2 t
JUNtlU: DOG In the """'1n&'o "Zall""" I allown gettloir • llfl
In~ rx:plon>r Dan l..&mlt'a pac~. 'l1te pup Jot lt.IJ Di'rpe, "·hlcti
mtun" "shoo'' In Spanlab, f rom IQ "~ J of ll"3lher boot\"ri,
I.luring rlnlt months on the roui-h traJI.
Operatf, Trenching Machine
Truck rivers or Du1n p Trucks uf 11.::ss
th n 4 yds, WatPr l..Rvel
Any cl~ssificalion omitted herein.
1 7J 13.8-1
from the polls in l 948. I noi l less than 1 !°J7 12.!">6
Altblds are t o be compared on tl1 e bnl"'ls nr tl11~ f'ily Engineer'i
estima of the quantitif's of work tn be t1nH1·. -Cla.Ssified ada are r ead by folks
Avenue, 600 feet to a point: JUNGLE DOG IS Bl thence south 65" 24 ' east to
an inte.,e<Uon with the , -.
northwesterly line of State "Scorpions, snakfl!. and taran-
-Pe()ple do read the P res.ti e.rs. HELP . No ~id will be a ct·e_ptetl fro1n ~ _Coutrul'lur v.·ho has not been
hcen~e~1n a ccortlanc"' v.·1 th lilt· pruv1s1nn .s nf I 'hapltor !). Division ill
o f Busi ess anti Prof ... ssions Co<Je .
Pl s may be seen, and furml'l o f p1·u1><•~al. l>Clnds. "ontract , a nd
specifications may be 1.>htained at tht' •Jffu·,·_.of th1• t 'Jl)' ~ng ineer.
City Hdll, N ewport Beach. Callfurr,ia. Highway 18.t·.i\., so rcet in IN MEXICA~ ll:XPL RATION tulas were a.lwllY• cause for ala.Mn. w1tlth. a s shown on Statt' " ~ and h('r warning barks woUld
:~~w~~· ~~!~~c!~n c~~~r~n~~i I ~lltor'it DOl": ftls bl thP fqurlh ln a 1 M'rtus of rtt•v.-u artlck-s ~~:~~·~ t~ta ::i~~i~~~l:~s ~~:
>iaid Orange County; Tht•nt:e
1
dP.a linJ{ ,\vlth \""arl ous ~JM-'Cts of Junclfl ,.,~plo~tlon a nd lht' IM.l\·•·nlu"·.o route \\'e had C'hosen, but wo!)ld
Th ~ s pecial attention of prO~·pt:<·tivt' b1lld r•r11 i:-< <'nllPd to the
"Pro~! R equiremenL.:; a111.I Conditions" nnrtc'Xt""ll to th(' b lank form
uf proptsa ~. for full direct ions as to bidding. t le.
Thi City of Newport Bt:ach r1•st•r\·•·s th., 11Khl to rrjrC't any or
all bids sou th 24 3G · \\•est. along said "' Ilana anti \'lrgtnla J..am.b, of Coronn d" l\!ar, Khor11.y n •turnt•t.1 force u11 to detour. Sometimes r,. ..
northwt'StPrly line and the learned the reasons for her c~n-
south\\'estcrl.r pro I on g~ti nn fr-uni an •'XIM-dltlon tu lht> t...o9t City or Jhe M~ In sout.hi·rn i\t .. xiro.) Ct>rn ant.I ~ometim es we didn't, but
lhtreof. t u an intersection Afultlplc scars on his right hand represetto cxplori~r Dana Lamb Wt.' alv:ays abided by her judj' •·
CITY OF NE\.\'PORT DEAf'H, ('Al.IFORNYA
C.'. K .l 'HIES'f
with said northcaslt'rly line of ment."
Corona <.lt•l Mar : th('ncc 1101·t h-a .s yrnbol of his ~uccess as a tr.,iner of jun . doga. F"or once a. dog In addition to h er ju ngle e u-
wcs lt~rly n!nng Htiid nnrt h,.a.st· uf his Is given the command tu"Guard", he \\~II attack any o ne t-V'n cation, Quita waCJ "Jfut through
t:r·ly 111,1.., of Cllrvna dcl ."1.ur hi.•· rriastcr ,,s houttl an attempt be made to tl1nper wilh prupt..·r'~y a~;-lhc ·training manual par3.graph _~Y
unt.J the norlh\Vestcrly pl"u· slgll{'tl t1> tus care. paragraph.'' There •"r'ii a numJter
longation thereof. to the. point To Illu s trate his po.int., a few of good training booka on the mar.
of beginning. days ag-o, Lan1b dropped his cam-named h i "Coco'', after the is· ket, the Lembs say, but the dne
' DateO: August 15, 1950.
No. 454...__,Press. Publish Aug. 1i
SALE \JNOER l'~ORECl..()8t lRF.
Nl l~E ~ LOWMAN and G HACE
R. wivMAN. hu8band and '''If ..
I Plaintiffs P ARCEL TWO: f'ra bag In a corner of hitt ltving land. they used for Quita was "Tralnlrg
IRVINE·BA Y8IDE DRIVE room at his Corona ~el )6ar holl)e. "M ost • utho ritlrs'," lhr Lambs You to Train Your Dog" by Blan· I ,.s.
PARCEL and ordered his latest dog. Quita. say. "nl alntain that a trainer che Saunders. It wls pubUsti<-d R. J. RIJt<..:HETT and TRES~A
Beginning at u . S , Stati<Jn to g uard. The anim~I took a posl· sl"tOltlt.I not begin his instructio ns by Doubleday in 1946. BI RCHETT. hul'iband and \\"lff', 1·t .
101 in the Bulkhr-ad line. 85 t1un beside the bag, and when befortt the dog is six months old. The Lambs t ook special prP-al., l>t·ft-ndan 1~.;i
sho\\.·n upon a lllt\p entltlt•d. Dana approached Qs though he but w e flf:d that if we \Vail that cautions with Quita's die.t. too, but In J Thr S uperior Courl
"Harbor l....int"s, NPwpnrt Bay intent.led seizing it, s he bared her long. t he < og ha~ learned too many not tn the way ,this 1.'J usually In and ·ror t.M County or Oran(i•
H nrbor, California:· approvl'd fang-s anti snaril .. >d menacingly. \\'rong a t s that are hartl to carried out. Rather than condft-State ur California
by the \\'ar Ueµartnient Atay 1'hf•n he gave her the "at case" brenk ." [ 101U11g her t o regular meals fOf Unde~ and by virtue of a de·
2, 1936, .!lnt.1 on file in the u . t·on1n1anrt, and Qulta loo"'-·ered h~r Coco, th.c Lam bs say. \\"as well horse m<'at or prepared food. t~y eree of 1foreclosure and ordC'r of
s. District Engineer 's offict·. head and beg-an wagging her tail. on his w'+-y to beeonling 8 well-fed her the lhlni"& they ate-then1 · sale duly made and enterc>d in the
Los Angeles, ca l if 0 r 11 i 11 : Qu1ta part pointer 1 and part fox. trained d<>g when thi·y h·ft the 11elves. ')'his would have to ht' he r Superior Court o f: th(' County of
Thrnce c4J c v.•est along saill terrier has spt'n l most of her two island six lm onths lo tcr lo ('Onlin· fare in the jungle, they explaint. Orange.~ State-of California , on
Bulkhrod Line betw een Sta-yt•ars in Mexico. and the major-ue their qJnoe voyagt•. Unable to so lht>y prevented her from beco • the 3rd day of July, A . D. 19&{1 ,
tions u . s. JOI and u. s. 2UO. 1ty uf the approximately 200 com-take him t with the rn , they gave ing accustomed to a s teady d l.'t and a 'r it of Execution for thl·
1289.21 ft.'c>t : thi•ncc due sout.h niaritls to which s he responda &re hinl to a Costa Rican fri end. of any particular food. ~ t!nfo rcement of judgn1ent requir-
200 feet tn a point in lhe City in Spanish. The remainder-in· The LaqlbH a.ppret.·utte lhl' quaJ. •'She loves t ort illas," Virgi ia in g sal~ of property unUcr furt'-
8ounda.ry uf tht:' City iJf fll ew· c lutl1ng dangerous ~Attack"-e.re ities of a l ~horougll·br1._•tl tlog, but says, "and lo watch he r eat c ." c losuretf D:<-d of !rust issu1,d
port Bl·al'h . this point being 111 derivative Spanis~ te rms, coin· for jungle '\Vork lht·Y pi-i ·fer a l·ross on the cob is a riot . She hold~1 1t out oft c-said Super ior Court on
the true point of tJeginning : cd by Mr. and Mrs. Lamb. or mixturie of hunting blCKKJs . i.n her paws as though imitnti~g the 24t day of July, A . D . Ifl.JO,
thence llue north t o an inter· It was Quita. l&8l yea-r, that "T}le p~ e brcds a re too spec-us." 1 in the ~bove entitled action, in
sf'ction with the north<•rly s<·nr r~u the explorer's hand. ~e-. iQIJzed," a sayv. "anti "'e neet.J Qulcl< to Leaim I favor o Nile L. Lown1aw and
r ight llf way line of Bayside-turning lo his jf:ep,I parked on a ~n all U d k d h' Quita h(\s been quic k to \earn. 1 Grace . Lo\\·n1an. husband and
1.Jrivt.." ~feet in width, as de· ~t ex.ic_q_ \\.¥ ~~ .. f1 ...0 l -ro ' ~or 0~ -o ne t at the Lambs say, In every field 'in wire, a Plaintiffs and against
!:lcr:lbed if1 pecys .. r~fd~ in ' · · ~ .. d Which sbe b~ been Inst ructed. R, ~ J3i~1 hell 8f:d. ~Ell'e.sa.,Blr«;h!U.,
Book s3o. P ag..-. 2_17 ot Official • -e ! ... ... ~ ·· · · '· ~. F or the.Ir own amusement, oriti· 'l\n~ BJ"Ki ~1.f;, ft. laJ, as .-le· Rt'cortl~. Orang" County, Cali-over wh1~h Quita -~~o ·i:~~gt ·-jlr.t"T""nf'd hally, the •couple put the dbg !rtri.d4'-tt A. cdpj 1.of ..l:hich ,aid
fornia: thence eas terly a!o ng watch. Knowing well the danger One of ~h" bel'lt trained or the through a course of the mor e b r deci-ie f fo reclosu're duly attesl-
said northerly right of way in which the youth had placed hlm· Lnmb dog-~ \\·as .. Zapata'', a nliX· less rout ine parlor tricks. she ed undef the seal ot said Superior
line to the beginning ot a c urve St.'lf. Dana rushed to the Jeep, In· lure wtt~h , plenty of hunting in· speaks, aanccs, counts, etc.. apd Court olj the 22 day of June-A. D.,
conca\.'e t o the northwest and tending to push th~ youth from stinct. H e wrut given 10 the couple hv developed Into a considera~le 1950, ahd to me dt'tlvt>r1·d on
having a radius or so.64 fe<'t : thl..' path of the atta cking animal. by a We an f1t.niily living in t he "ham" actor . I July !!:4 ~ 1950, t ogether with th<' lh t>ne~ southeast erly in a di· I-le w!Uf s uccessful but Quit~'.s wild.!!, wh had offered the ex ~ But this incidental training ~s said wrJ a.nnexed thereto, whrre·
ret't line across }.tarine Ave-slashing jaws closed over his own plorers shtller <.luring a hurricane tumed to considerable advanta~t' by I a4' contmanded tu ~e ll at
nue to 8 point in the nortll· hand in the ('ncounter. in 193g_ Z4pata fo llow ed the jung. In the jungle. "Qulta' became Of.Jr public a\Jction for cash in lawful
l'asl c r·ly right of way line o f Do( Lo\'ff'll le trails Jts 8 PUfl and got his ambassador of good will." tht> dx· money bf the United Statr ~. the
said Bayside Drive, ~O feet i11 Both Dana a nd hi• wife, Virgin ~ name, w ,ch means "shoe" In plorers :my .. "whenever . w e h¥· followtnf and in said dc>Cr<'<', de-
Y.ridth . sajU point being the Spanish. m the fa.ct that the pened on tnbes of Indians t~\ scribed rt'al estate: in, Rre dog lovera but neither I.!! , 1 . di 1 , t \Vesterly end of a curve con-r Lambs h to put leather boolee:J werer\ t too r1en y. we w o u That rtion o r Lot 41 of ln1pressed with the a.nln1als strict-· th ·th Qulta Th N H 1 h'· l'aVe to the southwest having I Th I r ..i •on hla pa fl unUI they toughened w1n em over wt . y f'Wpor e _g '"""'· as per map
a radiu!-l o f i25 feet: thenc<' Y as pel.8. ey P •cte P•ime em· t o the rot h terrain.... knew nothing about training-doE. the re recbrded in Book 4,
])haais on the crea\ure'a ability W , Qnd when we put Quits throu h at pa e 83 of Misct"l la.neous southeasterly a I o n g 8 aid to perform useful ~· especially " e ma e one mistake In lr1t !n-d I" h d
northt:asterly line of Bay.siile those valuable ln th~r jungle ex· ing Zapa fl·" Dana -empha.~izC"s, ~~r rou ~~oe,edlhey t~et!os~ •:08tt)l~ Maps,; records ofNsaid Orange
Drive to an intersectiori with µ!orations. "and lhro h it we )Qst hiin. When e cou r uce e Count,, lying orthwesterly
the City Boun4ary of tht> City TI1P Lambs trained their flnt. we retum tt lo civlliz.::i.t1on. \V~ Ill'-antagonisms." ot t e folJoWing dPscrlbcd r N t o •• h --'d I t As things stand now, Quita K eeJ>e line: 0 e\'<tpor ~c • ,_.. po n doa-on Cocoa llla.Dfl. oft ~ gles:ted t prevl':lf ou r f1 ic nilil
of intersection bearing North R " . 1933 d rt th ~ from petU g him. lie-~ame 3.C· telling' th~ Lambs. tn no uncer~n Begt3lng at a point in the SB " 29· JO .. WP~t from S tation ica, in . u n.. e une tist terms, that she 111 reatleaa .a. d North asterly line of said Lot
of their canoe trip rrqm Sa.n t>ie.Co c omed~to the.8€> friendly ges· W""'ts to get back into action. B t <I. d ' tant th••eon 290 f•et No. 75 of Patent Bouncla.ries to Panama. They' haVe been traiti-lure. and 'ade no objecUohs when ~· 1 ~ ~-
of the Rancho San Joaquin as ing them ever slhce. t'lte. tint uµ. a thief ded to carry him off." ahe will just have to store :p Northwesterly from the most
per n1ap recorded-in Book 1. mal, a m<mgrel had been ctven to Another f their dogs lost to th"e her frustration for a .while long ir. Eute[y corner of said Lot,
Page 4.i, of Patent Records of them juat after lta •eyes opened har.ardit o city life waa "Glda", the couple say, unttl they haf-and ning thence south·
Loa Angeles . County. Calif or-by lhe Ollpta.in o f the cout. guard. who didn' undenitand that auto-completed their book on ~&y w eate i Jy parallel with the
nia; thence NQn..b as• 29' to• at the port Qf Punt.Au.nu. 'Ibey mobilea re more dea.dly than explorattou, and a !'leriea of I -North est~rly line of &a.Id
Weat &Jang said .Citf Bound-, r . .mountain lures. I Lot , o;i,1M .15 feet to the South· on.a. He wu killed on . "it''-'
ary to an a.ngle-potbt: thence 1 the s treet of ~tin two· yei.r• · wes~y li ne of said Lot.
continy.ing along said City s hall cause this ordinance to bre ~· l LEr-. A 1 NOTICI J togethe with the: tenement.a
Boundary due West 350 feel, published within tttt.Ma day• af· To take \bl• place, the Lambs ~· ~ he redl ent.a and appu1tenancei:
due N orth 300 feet. du_~ West ter Ila passage at~ once In boufbt OtUt.a, thinking Lbat the>" .., I thereuni belongifll" or appertain-
250 feet, due SOulh SOO feel the •Newport • Bal Preu, a w, t t·JI be NOTICE INVITDIO B~S ing.
and dU:e \Vest to the ~int of new.pape)" of g.,,.era,l c,lrcull.Uo.g .,,...;.._'1.!..:. e I" ~ crq1111 tween a Sea.led bie'1 be received t,Y Public notice iS hereby giver beginning .,--,~ lei &nd • lox. terrier. N that on · Thursday the 24th d &:\.
, i pubJ.iahed and draa.lated IA the fThe late 1 di.covered that the the &chOO.l t~ ol Ute e • f • t A 0 19•• t 2 or S"ECTIQN 2 : That the bound-City ol Newport Bee.eta I "qxti:er"-~Potn.te\-'J, but the port -Beach School bi.at.net tor l a 0 ..... u . . ...... a :
artu ot the City . of Newport The above and ~ ordln· com..,.na --. been a ~opy one. metal cla.urooin loctl:eQ to be I • o'clock . M., ot •Ud day, J. ~b •. Qrange Cou.nty, Callfornia, ,anee wu introducicf't;t. -. ~,. ''Tbla: la bat ~ •• ~ve ever stalled at t.be. Horace Dlai will P eed to sell at the aouU
be ~ the aame are be,eby al-m~"ll' of u.. Clti.a..mcu ot tM bad," !!le>' ay.I • I Scbqot,' oilrt pnn .,,.i 1 e door of the court houoe, In th• te~-~ lnelude tbe above dacrll>--Cl.Ly of Newport ~ lMilcl oa., ' Ave., li~rt BMch.. SpM!ln City Of ta Ana, at pubUc auc-fdi tel'ritod.., the ..,,_lion of thf 24tb day of J~, UllO, ...i .~ ~ ~ fioM Dl1 f11e !!' 111'1J0'1l'lep<len ' lion, to the blgheot, bidder for
wbich ie V'iwoyed and ord&lned wu finally M1114, ttild S I lDchee at the Potlld· off\ce, Olltf Dr\_ve ~ 1.,.n .. Av cull, t lawtul money of the
bettln, alld ln<orpora~ Into (I,. on tbe lftb day crt A:US-.1 "°-or, Qulta1.n3:1 pound. of euporior Blda Will ~ ~red up t'j 8 : Uolted tatu,r all the above de·
City ot' Newport Beacb, <>nnge by tbe r~ ~ to-wit: U1ba1, Lambo q plaln-"an p. m. S.pleqlllor 11. 19&0 ta ocrtbed .. tate, or .. much
Oowlty, c:aur'Onr1a. • A YES, ~ r~ Dralte, W>uoua.I bl1ratlon ·of lllteW· 8u2'rill~dent'• ot/Jce. I thereof Will be llll!flclent to ~OM' 3: 'l'llat tile J>r<ICO!d· G{ee)e7, BIUe.. hllOli. , · ll'etl"" and tlllct." nr, ~ GI ••OC!I ~ sat1afy d decree r ... principal.
lap and annenti<m -or-NOU. aou.,..._ ~ · Quilt-otlt "' -t all lM Of the IJewtlori Jl9adl ~ lnt....C lone! all eoota.
Ga'-! an bad and ~ under .AjlllSlq. 0oor•i;111a.., N<>ne. , ~ "'" ~bo' ""P"'' qpe-trict .... !'fff. Ule '1sllt to p Ohai !und.r my hand this 1"I
llJl<l P!!ftUaDt to U.. _.... at • · ~ L.l'lBlll:l'J, di-Ii> ~ Oltr crt, the aD7 or ,a "8 or Wal~ 11117 I day of ~ A D, 11150.
an ad crt ~ Of tbe State • • •· ~ lla;ru Ill co, -~ Junll'-f.,malit7 In a bid. J Ji. KUlllOK, Shmll iii eiutotni., Clirsipat.d and re-Attfft: " !. ~ IN; t1ie7 7. "!Ifie WU wOtk1q • -vA.IUOJf 0. DODD By . I R. l!l<lpr, Deputy
1.,..,.i to ~ t11e ~.AprreD-or c . K. J'R,IAr 1 I , """17 ·~t::: p.... -"polllt.-• 01et11 ot Ille ~-wt Fred J .
Unl•llabtt.d Teft'ltory Act GI City <:loft. ' .) 1-s -and ~ It ,il•m lldlool AU.0
1139." No. --Pri& after the ...... nc "' clAnPnr. No. 623-J>r-No. 51 Pr-.
IQDCTION t :. Tiie 'cttt Clttk Pu-·~ 17, • • • ~ -... • Pubuab .rt\Jt'.17 -:u. 1960; Pub. 113 10. 17, 1950
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C ity C:lcrk, ('1ly nf Nf'wport Bea ch
24., \ fl5U.
RllF.RIFF'S S:\Lf;
~otic·1· o f Sa.Ji• of Real F..staW
1·nd:·r f;x1'C"·utlon ,
In lhr S111M•rior ('ourt 1)f thf' C'.oun.i
I )" Hf f,rJngt'. Statt> of C.aJlfor-
nlo
f'OST,\ 1>fES.<\ BANK, tl Califor-
c:nrpo,.a t inn,
Plaintiff
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'"? G. ~tn J ~A RRY ond I~. ~{. HOL-
LA I IA ,. 1ndiv1du<11ly anU R . r~
;\l(l8A.Rll 'i' and I. J\1 H.O LLA ·
DA 't'. 11 J>A r t11••r<;h1p dba MO·
BA!lf\Y & 1-IOLl~ADA Y,
DPft:ndnnL"I
Under nnd by ,·1rtue uf an Ex·
Prution i-.;FlJ••d IJT.lt 1,f th1· Su~rior
f'ourt nr th1 <'1l11 n ty uf O ra11ge,
State 11f r·a11f•11·n1:L \\'h~r .. in the
f'nsla ~1 rso na nk, a Califrirnia
lJnnkul,l! ('orr>ora\11111 111 the Plain·
tirf. and R . c; P.1 nhrlrrv anti L. M.
H olladfly ind1 \·hlunll\' · anU R. G.
Mtibarry and I~ J\1 · Holladay, a
partn 1•1.sh1p 1lo in)..:" busin~ss a.s
Mol;iarry & 1-iolladay nr1..1 l>efendr
!In~ 4pc•n ~-~~lent" r(!Jl~~
the 18th tl:ty 'u r J\111. l~f">O. tot-' e
~rn t)f 'thrde Thousand d
00 1 00 Dr>l lars. la\vful mon<'y 'o f
l~ l init1·t.J Stalt·i::. be~td(>s costs
and 1n l crt'Rf : a nd sum of Three
Thf1Us:1nd Sc•\'t•n Hundred Sixty
One anti 0:1 JOO IJollars, with in-
ler el'lt frn111 th1• 21:-it day o f July.
1950, is no\\' ~~t thti t.lal<' of this
writ I at·tuall.\' due on said Judg-
ment .
I hav('. on {hr• l lth day of Au·
gust, 19!'>0, ll•Vicd upon nH thf'
right, title. claln1 nnt.J inler('st of
8aid defendants lur eitht'r or
lhe n1l in :ind to tht' follrnving
di>!-!Cribrd real PH tBI<.!, tO·\\'il :
l...ol liJ. ·r ra1·t 11 33, Sea
Vi e\\· H Pi,irhlM, as J>t.'r may
th€'reof rerord1·tl in Book 36,
pa~cs 13 anti 14 , Misccllan·
rous Afapll. record.i-1 o f Orange
Cou nty. California._
Tog ether \\'1th a ll a nd singular
lhe tenements, hereditamente and
!lppurtt'no.ncrs ther c>unto ~ng
ing or in anyv.1UJe appertaining.
N oticf' is hereby givt>n. that on
1'uP11day, the flth day of Septem-
ber, 1950. a t 2:00 o'rloc;:k P. M .. of
;a.id day, J "''ill proceed to sell in
'ront of t he <'ourt hou11e door,
South Entrance . in lhe City of
3anta A na. at public aucUon lo
.he highest bidder tor cash in taw-
tul mo~y of the United Stat•,
i.11 the right. title, claim and ln·
l.erest of bid defendants, (or
~lther of them) of, ln a.nd to the
lbove described property, or tlO
nuch thereof aa may be neceua.ry
~ ra.IAe w!ficient t o atJ.sty ald
rudgment with interest and C<Wt&.
GIVEN. under my hand th.Ls
llth day of Ausust. 1950.
JAMES A. MUSICK.
Sheriff.
By Carl R. Edgar, Deputy:
'.>udley .. Franklin. .
"-ttorneya for .P\aintl!f.
Ho. !521-Preu.
Publt.I! Aui. 17·24·31, 1950.
''When a man can't help b4-a
club any mo.re. l t '1 Ume to q~L"
-Joe McCarthy, es. res1gn1nll' 'I"
Red 9oir. manaru. . ••
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Miscellaneous-Shower is Courtesy
For Bride-Elect Mary Jo Quarry
HonoMI centered on Mary Jo ..... -------------
Quany, daughter of Mr. a.nd Mrt.
Kenneth Qua.rry, 11';16 Santa Ana
Ave., Costa Mesa, at a pretty pre-
nuptial courtesy given by MIN
Na.ncy Ward and Ml~ Ann Pol-
Un.s.
The Newport H eights , home of
Mi.1111 Ward, 534 Aliso St., formed
the party background. M I 8 s
Qu•M'Y is to wed Peter Wilson
tomorrow In the Newport Harbor
Lutheran church,
Quantities of while da.hlla.s
adorned the rqoms 'A'hile a dainty
pink and white lace parasol in the
·center ot the dining table shelt-
er~ the array of gtft pa'Ckages.
Capturing prizes for the game's
played were Marguerite Quarry.
Joyce Itto, Pat Myrehn, SunAhlne
Blackstock, Catherine Farquhar.
M.artlyn Long and Grace Schmidt.
Sharing the d elightful h08pltal-
ity were Mmes Marilyn Long.
Corinne Quarry, Patricia Myrehn.
Margu e r i t e Quarry, Grace
Schmidt. J oyce Otto. Melba. Ward.
Frances P oll ins. Elaine Hornsby,
Barbara R edv>'Ry, Marynell Otto,
Grace Henderson , Helen WiL'\On ,
Catherine F'arquh11.r: Misses Car-
ilyn Schmidt, Keo Fi11her. Joan
Dodd, Jan Talstra. Diana Trask,
Joan Rus.<cell. Barbara Long, Doro-
thy F owle r a nd Sunshine Black-
•tock .
Sending 1;i rt!4 but unabll' t o at-
tend w crf' M me!ol. Ruth Wilson,
Elva K ipp, J\farga ret Neuman,
Misses P.fercille Nickell, Dorothy
Paulsen, Chirley Newmah and
Mary Rnbbins.
The hol'ltess d un ~erved delic ious
refre11hm('nll'I n f cnconnut snow-
ball cakes. fru it punch a nd candy.
Home Economics Club
Needs White Cloth
For Hospital Work
Fresno Family
House Guests
in Kese l Home
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Bablosn
and chlldren Carol and J £'an of
Fresno have ended a plea88nt
stay a.s house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Kesel, 389 E . 23rd
St., Costa Mesa. Mrs. Baboian ls
an tngllsh war bride and thie "-'&&
her tint vi.sit to Southern Cali-
fornia...
Trips to San Juan Capistra.no,
San Diego. Tijuana and otht>r
points were arranged by thf" Kc8·
els for the enterta.lnn1ent of their
guests.
Lutheran Women
Study Miss ion Work
Of Church in Africa
Members or the Women's '11.ti!'l-
sionary society of the Newport
Harbor Lutheran church held
their latest meeting in the Costa
Mesa home of Mrs. Mae Chesbro.
218 Cabrtllo St. Mrs. Alice M c-
cardle and Mrs. Gary Fredrlksen
shared hostesa duties.
Rev. Herbert Roth, pas tor of thf'
church, led the bible !4tudy p('riod
and reviewed the lesson which was
on the LutherM church in Africa.
Announcement was made tha t
the birthday calendar!\ are nearly
completed. Mrs. Corinne Quarry,
president. preaided over the ses-
sion.
Vh11itor!'ll present wet (' Mmes .
Betty Dutro, Rae Zln1mcrma.n .
AllC'e Barrows. Amy Mears and
MiHS Josie Brown. (
Members included Mn1es. Elai ne
Hornsby, Ethel Peterson, Maxlnf'
Petent0n. Travis Schultz, Mary L.
Thf' · Hnn1" E r nnnmlcs c.lub of Williams. Be rnice Hayden. Co·
the rn!ltn Mr!'ln Gr a nge needs rinne Quarry. Mildred TruNty,
11herl:;; find pill ow cai:ics for use-In Evelyn Ellerma n, Hazel W Hrnx.
ma k\11~ b ~d pnrl s fo r thp Orange Vh'ginia Rueger. Gene Roth , Pat
cou nty h.-:<pital. l'e r sonfl wlshlng MyrPhn, Ruth Kingman. Rache l
t n ("nnt rih11t,. a re Rsked t o phone Wede.king, Gary ·Fredrlkaen, Mae
Bea("on fil !"•l-R and the while Ches bro, Lydia Ham~. Ann Shr f-
g ()()(I!> w11J b!' called for .
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Hn , Elin Myrehn, Alice J\.1cCardle
Latest n1eeting of the club \Y&S and Marguerite Quarry.
hf'ld at thP Costa Mesa park I Next meetln1; IA'ill be held Srpt .
wht're fl potluck lunc heon was en·• 1 with Mrs. Evelyn Ellerm ~n , 532
joyPd. N nrn1a Ankeny. chairinan. Fullerton St., Newport Heights.
pre~ided O\'f'r th e business.
P"sent w"'" Mme•. rva coe. Friends Present Barba ra B"nn•'tt. ~1am)e CMe.
Ruby B '•cd"n· Nocm• Ankeny, t B"rthd F t
H ilda BC'n nct t. Alice Hughes, Hel-a I ay e e
en Biac". Doroth y Tait. Ruth f J C
Tait. Dor othy George. Ida Huma-Or ameS OOn
son. J\.f ln11 t.f1tr hell. Edna Hutchin-\
son. Clft rab£'lle Parson·s, Alice The Hf'Venth birthday of Je.n1eP.
Kyle. Gcrtrudt> Nell'lon, R okM?rtR Coon_ brought a gay party planned
Rapl~r . Mttry Williams, Esther by his mother. Mrs. Avanell Coon.
Belau, AgneH Arundell, Josie D26 Sunset Rd., Costa Mesa,
Burns. Mar~lf'rite Quarry. MlSSl's After a aerie~ of merry gam e~
Mary Hall, E lizabeth Hall. Maud~ the young folk enjoyed rt-r~csh ·
Chilcoate. Jack ie J ohnston and ments of Jello. punch and birth·
Clara Bennett. day cake.
Kathleen Quarry
Christened Sunday
at Lutheran Church
Kathleen Loulse Quarry. little
daughtf"r or Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth L . Qua rry of Coeta Mesa,
wu chrh~tened Su nday ln the
Newport Har bnr Lutheran church.
Rev. Herbert Roth o fficiated. Mr.
and ~trs. J nmea Hayden a cted as
godparent11.
The baby wore M r maternal
great -g-randmoth.er's baptismal
dress.
After the service Mr. and Mrs.
Quarry ~·ere hoat..B at their homl!'.
lei!' cream and cake w erl!' served.
Included were Mr. and Mrs. Ed·
ward Dixon. -WIJJl&m Worth of
Balboa Island, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Quarry. Mrs. Mary L. Wil-
liama, Co5ta Me.a: Mr. and Mrs.
James Hayden, Sandra and Sonya
Hay~n . Newport Beach; Chris-
tine and Kenny J on Quarry, sis-
ter and brother or Kathleen.
On han<l for the fu n were Glen
Homby. Johnny and Dianne H il-
ton, Peggy and Bobby McGough.
Ma.rte and Sonny 11.t cClure, Bev·
erly Jackaon, Donnie Eas tman,
Barbara and Judy P ete rson, Bo b-
by and Cathy 'Ha)'Tlf':s u.nd Lind8
Peterson.
Bud Franklin
Completes Train ing
at ROTC Camp
Selim cBud) Franklin. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Selim H. Franklin.
1928 Santa. Ana Ave .. Costa Mesa.
hu completed six weeks of in-
tensive tra.ining at F ort Lewis.
Wash .. R. 0 . T. C. Summer Camp.
He ta a student at Pomona Col·
lege.
Upon succeaaful complet ion of
his college courSt', he "''ill receive
a commiMion as a second lieuten-
ant ln the Organized R e.se rve
Cocpe.
-People do read the Pteu ad&.
. /
Exclusively Ovrs
311 Mari!ie A~
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Meken of Mexico's ~ost
Beautiful hand paint~ Skirt•
Now price.cf lower ·
then South of the bo..ler ' 995 1295 l495
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.:fa. '9iecitJ
1-l 1s1enc1 Ir .
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Mrs. Roilert·~~niels ' Knott Betry Farm
Is Host~11 fof . • 1..-Din er Selfing
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F. A. C. Section
Picnics at Park ~runcfi 4'!'d :Br idge fo'r-S g,,ttes Club
_Mf!. Robert DanJela of" eo.ta at Knott'• Berry Farm Membrra ot the ~ and c ta
Me.a wu boeteae receotl3f', When plcuure tor membera of 15CCtlon ot the Cost& Mesa P' day
tricnde were brought tosethe_r for ttea Club & few evenlng11 Afternoon Club usembled r~t-
brunch and one ~f their replar ago. ly for a picnic luncheon In the
bridge BeUl,Onll. ~. ln th group were GraCe Kline, Coeta Mesa park.
Preeent weJ'e Mmes. P&ul Dun-~Jar&. Badare. Betty ftuMell."'-;-·-·ong thOee In attend Cc .-, ..
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ST. JAMES C:HURC:H
EPISOOPAL
Summer Services
I~ A. M.-tlolJ' Commun.Ion
10:00 A. M.-MOmlDc Wonhlp and &naom
Cbu.rcb School 1n. Pa.rlAb. Ho~
The Be". Paul Moore Whtrie&er, Rector
1209 VIA UDO NEWPORT BEAOR
The home ot Mrs: Elho Ollila,
713 Wllfon St., will be the meet.in«
place for'm.embe.n of the Newport
Heights clrcle o( Ch.rt.It Church by
the S.a WSCS Thur.aay, Aug. 24,
at 7 :30 p. m.
lap, William Willla.m.s, Tbomu Marge rockett, Mable Savtth. ero Mmes. J . P. Cooper, J , C.
A4&m•, Maude Pierce. ·c . M. Har· Helen dark,~ Mae Felker. Coftta c. Sadie Wright. R. C. ~-'-'--+------------------------'
ris, Arthur Thronson and B.· C. M'e.n.: J~ Ice Chandler, Orange; &el&, W. G. WaJker, William E .
The flneat horSe 3how In South·
ern Caltfomta will .be a pert of
the Orange County Fair,
Grow. Emma !o,upart. Newport Bea.ch. Nickel), Dell WhJte, Sberrpan
Salter, J ean Lawrence, Helen H •
Keeler, Tint& B . Small and C~ A . lg
-People do re.ad the PreM ad.I. want ad11.
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