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Twnorrow (Friday) night la
plN to be one of the btaeet.
ntahb lrt the year for taw.oentorc-
on of OranP, county.
Tlley're gollll! tq have their an-
oual Pollcem&n'a S.U. at the
Rendesvous, &Ad Uley're gptng to
ofter some highly -rrcommended
entertainment., lncluding mu.sic by
eomeone Damed Spade. Kight be
Sam Spade, because he'a a detee-
tJve, but I think hi.a 1&8t name's
Cooley, and he'a: not a Chinese
tong player, either, but the ope-
rator of one ot the finest band!
tit the. country, according to
people who know about things
Uke th.at.
Honeat, Spade Cooley's band is
enough to draw enormous cflbwd8
here, so you'd better be on hand
to aee the run!
The· idea behind the annual ball
sponsored by the Orange County
Peace Officer's Assn. Is to bene-
fit widows and orphans of cops
who have been killed in the line
of duty and who'll be killed In the
future, just as sure a.s anything.
Proceed!! from the ball go to a
sort of Insurance, under which,
should a peece officer 1oae his
life, friends on the t'orce immedi·
ateJy go to the stricken home with
& chunk of money to take care of
all necessary expenses, instead of
waiting fpr red-taplsh handling or
tu.nds which might let idds go
hungry.
So, even If you've got a parking
Ucket "3.tely, or have had a cop
uk you what fire you're headed
tor, lt'd be a good idea to chunk
oUt the nominal entrance fee and
bear gtXKI mualc. dance good
dances. Uld meet all you_r "friends
from the Yartous law enforcement
groapa.
IncidentaUy. locally it should-be
of fnore than usual intereat be·
cause. &8 In the lllllt several years,
Cuba Morris. the Highway Patrol·
er who llv\s l.n Corona del Mar. ls
apark-ptuggtng the affair, which
is h9und to make it a ~cess!
JUST A LITtLE
ABOUT FISHING
A couple of nshing items this
week center around Harold I Pap-
py) Graham, who's one of the best
known charter boatmen and who
operates out of Port Orange.
Finl Pappy went out In his
Tradewtnd Saturday a.nd landed
amongst and between what he
terma U}.e hottest school of alba-
core he's ever seen. He was fi!!h·
Ing commercial that day, and took
aboard a top of the valuable long-
ftns almost quicker than you can
~y wink.
The second Item concerns a trip
Ulla dept. Its mama, and Butch
and Dopey Walker took on the
lJa!lle boat, when we caught a fair
a.mount of the fighting fish. but
whlch .w~N:icht.e4 by a high'\.,
light, 'It ~ llh-wllifl mean.
While we were fishing Walker
became hooked with an albacore.
which he fought for nearly a half.
hour, and' In the meantime the
ma.ma or this ~ept. allowed her
line to become entangled with his.
That made two lines more or Jess
attached to one fish.
As the catch tired. Butch felt
it let go from hia llne, and then
fell It take hold again, So he
kept pumping. And wtien the fish
was brought to gaff It turned out
that lt had escaped from Butch's
hook. and had been hooked In the
side by Mama's barb, Butch's hoo~
al the same time catching the
swivel of her line. so they both
were still attached to the mon-
ster, which was brought in safe·
ly,' but with considereble argu-
ment. u to who saved what fish
for whom!
Incidentally, have you toured
the harbor just aftel' nightfall
lately? tt•s worth the price of
admission If there was one. Peo-
ple seem to have arranged their
bayfront windows to please ·wat-
ery passers-by. lt'a a fine sight.
and you can even see. In some In~
stances, whether they're having
pork chops or hamburger for din-
ner . , . The finest. watetfront.
sight. howeVer, lA Chriatian'a Hut.
Mighty inapirin&. with its deco-
ra.tlona ... Better. even. than, Al
Ander90n's ferris wheel ... Peopl,,e
had better get a~rted telling
their neighbol"B why Heinz Kaiser
I• by far the-moat out.atanding
ca.nd.Jdate for supervisor fnim our
own district. ElecUon Isn't too far
away ... I note, wtth pain, that
even the mighty Press ls carry·
Ing Fbh _ and Game propaganda
telling how many fish sport.a
a.ngten caught during tbe month.
wblle keeping mum on the enor-
mous catch of the purae-aelneni.
their moneybags friends .•. TU.ah !
Plans Underway
for More Pav!ng
on Balboa Blvd.
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A mlrror of the mo1t
rapidly developllll! area
of the California Bou(h
Coutal Empire
VOLUME XI PHONE HARBOR .1616
Blood Need Emphasized lb .
letter from Korea . War Zone
"'L&8t Aup"' II pve a pl.nt of blood at a h08pltaJ a.ad I So
up the n ... t part of Oetobf:r to (Ive another. They're rt'lllly bard
up for Type "0" bktod In Kon-a 80 lt .a blood bank COntefl tO the
bN.ch It "'"OUld. be a alee thJns tl:t do. I'd ra.thN' s1,·e mine throust\
a tube than tile "·sy most of the lfUYA a.re dojn.c over here."
n.t "-as the comment about the blood bulk W1'1tt.t1n \ut. "'eek
by Johnny tblton. "'bo I• l-'1th the Far FAaat Mr ~oroe stalloned In
Tokyo. .lapaa, In & letter to hls brot>-er Stephen. Both Art! &01u1 of
Ctty M~r John Sa.lion.
The Jetter •bould tten·e as • "'mJn~r and en ln8plratlon tn
Ney.·port Jbrbor residents for the Red CrOM BJoodm(tbll.e l1Alf, sched-
uled for next Thunday, Oct. 19. from S to l p. m. at the Olrl Scout
Houtie In NeM-port.
Quota IM'Jt for the Harbor ls too plnts. On1y 80 pint11 "'ere
donated at the la.at 'iA.lt "° l'e9ldtntA mwr.t more than double previou,
effort& The blood IN vitally needed la Kol't"a. Ma.ke an appointment • t.oday. Call the Red Cl'OfM office, Harbor 1866.
Shift to C-1 Zone Protested
in CDM; Hearing is Continued
Second hearing on the proposed zoning ordinance was held Mon-
day night by the city council and the hearing wu continued until
the Nov. 27 meeting. Before that date councilmen will meet with
the city planning commission to discuss some of the controversial
points. As at the first hearing. Corona del Mar Blocks 131 and 132
and Little Balboa Island drew the~--------------
moat discussion. Jn addition the
council received a petition from
103 Corona del Mar residents and
businessmen protesting the pro·
posed change ot the Corona, del
Mar busine88 district from C·2 to
C-1, retail establish.men~ only.
pertinent to re ta i I establish-
ments" tn the present C-1 zone.
He '8'1d perhaps eomethlng mote
liberal than the present reading
could be worked out.
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NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCOOBER 12, 1950 FOURTEEN PAGES FIVE CENTS
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Aims ~o be clean, falr
And l.mparti&l, and thUI
to receive a.nd retain
popular wpport
»l Doctors Mu$t CA LL C. D. M.
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BOY IN.JURED-Donaa N<M"l. U3 BrO&d"·ay St., COfllla M~: motorcycle ornOPn Don, Bur$:LJf Md
W•rren C.IMPI, and Bob bpsm. Balboa t...aaad 'Iii. re sbo"-n comt-ortJnl' 4-year-old John C.'\~l'• 4-Z8
Broadway St., Coltta Me8&. who fell out or Mn. N Of.'l'f ~r onto the Coast. Hl&b"•Y beh\·een Marine
Ave. and Corona dt-1 Mar at 11:18 a. m. \\'~da7• Mn. Nod '"'M retarnlnr from &hopptn« and . ' her two and a half y.... old aon, hul, sad Buddy qa~y, S. "'t"l'ft In the back .eat of the ca.r with
the lnJured bof. ()nr of t.b~ boys opened t.M N"&r ·door and little John C.1n'y fell out. The car
. "'M golnr .OOut. S6 mJte-. per hour. Uttie leb.n "'&8 ·takf>n to Cr0mmunlt-y hospital for treatment.
The offloe of Dr. 8tclla O.vl8 In Sants Ana refu8t"d to dlvulr tht'I rxt-ent of th6 chJld'it lnju~
although C&llfornb Hlrhway p&trol pronounttd them "major." I Pre.-,s Photo)
Doctors, dentlsUI and velel'i-
nariaM In certain categories must
register with selective 8ervlce on
Monday, Oct. 16 between 9 a. m .
9.nd 5 p. m . at the office of Regis-
trar Margaret C. Ege. Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce.
702 E . Balboa Blvd .. Balboa.
Every medical doctor. dentist
and veterinarian j must regiater
who is:
1. Under the age of 50 at the
Urr.e of registration, and
2. Not e. member of a reserve
-~ompori ent of the armed force.a
and, · I
3. Who participated u a atude'l\t
in the Army Spe~'alir.ed Training
Program or stm\l r program ad-
minjstered by the ayy, and e\'ery
per-aon who was ! deferred from
service during WO,ld War U for
~he purpose of pursuing a course
,ot Instruction leadiflg to education
as a JJ¥'dica.I doctor. a dentist or a
veterinarian and 1 who haa had
Jess than 21 months of active duty
In the Army. the A.Jr F bJiCe. the
Navy. the Marine Corp111, the Cout
Guard or the Public Health Ser-
vi ce subsequent to the completion
of or release from the program
or course of instruction I ex.elusive
of the time spent in po.st-gradu-
ate training ).
If a perSOll required to regi8ter
I.a out of the country on registra-
tion day. he is required to register
on the day he enters the Uni~
States or within five days there-
after ..
Additionally, those persons who
(Contlnuea on Pa•e t)
ACC IDENTAL
Eight me.rnbers o! R coroner's
jury found that Dr. J ohn Patrick
McDonough, ~. m<'l death acci-
dentally .u the result of the "neg-
ligent manner in which a City of
Newport Beach fire truck rtriv-
en by Thomas E . Vick went
through the Intersection or Poppy
Street and Coe.at Highway with
the traffic signal red light agai n.o;t
it." I
Coroner'a tnques~ wa.~ held a.t
the Baltz Mortuary in Corona del
Mar at 3 p: m . Tuesday. Bolh
Vick and John McDonough. Jr ..
son of the deceued M d driver
of the death car docUned to tf"8tt-
ty.
Eye wltneaes to the .t'rash were
unanimous in their testimony
that the fire truck waa..not using
Ile sl~n .jiRd all said that lhE'y did
not observe a red light burning
on the vehicle. Fireman Jantes
Benedict who wa.s riding on .the
!ire truck wtlh Capultn·Engineef
Vick testified that the truck was
proceeding st about 35 miles an
hour· and had not sounded its siren
since it entered the Coast High·
way from the l'itation at Marigold
Street, Benedict said he believed
the truc~=h:,:~e oh:
The petition urged the creation
of a neW C-3 category tor that
district which would combine the
retail store area with the light
commercial or limited general
commercial district.
hnnlt · Lumber Yanh.
_ . M:cof41.!l£,,.~~~tltion the ij:T"iO'n& Wour~\'-ltlY"'t!R
A 'Jetter from R . L. Crutcher
protested the requirement for off-
street parking for new retail busi-
ness construction in the C-1 zone.
However. Planning Co111mlulon
Ct}a.irman Walter Longmoor ex-
pldiined that the requirement is
only fat a sp<>cial C-l·H zone and
would not, prevail in the regula.r
r-t and C-2 zones.
Benedict ~escribed the fire
truck as &n fexceptionally hee.vy
vehicle welghtng in excess of 16.-
000 pounds fully loaded. He said
that immi'd.Jately prior to the im-
CO~NCl L APPROVES' BAY CLUB LE~E; Chestb~ive ~;a~~~~~~
O~f.~~~~~:·Yg~~~~~!~:!~~~!:~~.d by !.~~~t~~~~~~u~~ Tait ' nsidered permitted In C·l, would allow
wholesale storl?l!. would provide
for use permits for light manu-
facturing, ceramics. toys, ·etc ..
and would permit when, enclosed
il'I a six-foot fence, lumber yards.
creameries, bottling works, con-
tractor's yards, .etc.
Planning Commission Chairman
Walter Longmoor said that every
effort had been made to brief the
businessmen on the proposed ord-
inance a year ago at a meeting of
the civic association when it was
explained "cover to cover."
He pointed out a new clause in
the ordinance that would allow
"handlcralt entecprtses when ap-
~---_ __.._. --·(ll>wo Rezoning ot Lota 69 to 75 tn
Balboa Coves from C-1 to R-3
wu Rrotested by J. M. Miller.
realtor. Lara Lavagnino and Mr.
De.hlgren.
Petition with 12 slgna.tures rep·
resenting a majorlty of property
owners in the block requested .re-
zoning of Block 18 between C and
D streets in Balboe. from R·l to
R-3.
Another petition signed by 17
persons aiJked that the O<:ean
Front between Island Ave. and
Coronado Ave. in Balboa be zoned
R'·l only and not R-4 which would
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the-city council Monday night and the change11 were referred to the city attorney who will draw up a Chest will be held Monday, Oct ,.
new lea.se. New payments w\ll ·cover the two-year pefiod from Sept-. l , 1949 to Aug. 31 , 1951. 16. 8 :30 a. m. at the Balboa Bay
Although the lease will change Club, It was announced today by
the payments by the Bay 'Club to Sh w k w k f c Campaign Chairman Frank• Lin.
the cit)\ from & Oat ~ per cent u orter or I ee or •1ty nelL . Bre&kf .. t will co'll Sl and provided tn the basic leaee to 2 no re.servatlons are neceaeary.
per cent of the gross sales of all Everyo~e In the commun_ity ln·
off-sale liquor plus a revllllon In E ' I St de d b c •1 terested in the cheat ls Invited to
the p;per·Johnson· &nd Servke A · mp Oties u 1e " ouna attend. especially th08e who hove
float sub-leases at the club, City I J been contacted to help aa worken
Manager John Sailora said, "the to raise the $17,000 goal and all
city will not lose money" by t~ N~wport Beach city employes led by &880claUon pruident J . S. others who would like to h.elp.
revision and the new arrangement BroWn demanded immed\6,te action from the city council Monday There are many new pereona 10
W&.8 expected from Rlart. night on a request for a 40-hour work we<'k first made May 8. 19150.
Sailors 8atd the city Wil1 still They helped fill the chambers already crowded with interested :roning
receive its 5 per cent ot the troes ordll\an<:e spectators )Jul councilmen again po8tponed ~ny action until
taken in by the club up to 1750,000 they have had more time to study the matter.
R H All G• I B d with a yearly 1ninlmum Of $26.000. tt wa.8 pointed out by Council.:.,..-------~------lna ay Utton • 1r an The club will probably exce!MI man Braden P'lnch th8t such a sum without further study." He1 ~~'.C: s!~~. ~~ [~:e~lt~m.:iu t~~ ~~~~W~~!~e!~:a:;e t~e s~l~~pa~~ ::.~~~ca~ 1!~~~~rg th:P ~~so~~
to' Play at Chr·1stmas' Prev·1ew ce;ve ~ per cent of all receipt. roll. Dick Dr&k .. sold that a very November elections were abolish· over that amount. ,,..,.._ "-d study of the BUbject ha• i I rtaUe e(f t wou d be \another tremendous
N""'· A~nt bcen -·~ng on for two years and cOSt Item to the city.
Newport Harbor Business and Professional Women's Club will The new agreement was made until It ts completed they could Entitled to Aruiwer
• I · d h only after a complete check and only MY "no," A1a yor Isbell thought the em
Pr.sent Ina Ray Hutton, glamous queen of radio and telev sion an . er 1 • h t p w approval by a top Loa Ange es "The extra money must come ployes were entitled to a definite
all girl band for the opening of their Annual C rls mas revie · rental fi·nn recommended by the f • ·· o k t t d •·yes·· or "no·· •nswe1· but not b 1 rom somep~:ice, • ra e s a e . .._
Christmas Preview la scheduled for November 3o and Decem er Bank of America, Sailors atated. "11te ctty ls tn no position to obit· until the atudy had been complet-
and 2 at the Renduvoua ballroom, Balboa. (OollUDaed oa Pace %)0 gate the taxpayera to such a large (COntlaueod on Pare %1
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~~ru:r~i ~s=~~£·:2:e: Asks S86,(XK)·in DOLLAR A YEAR MAN CARL HANNA scholarship and an extenalve wel-
HE NEEDS YOUR HELP
the" city who have not been a.sked
to as1lst In the drive but who
Drafting of an ordinance to pro-
vide for the levy of an aSl!essment
ror garbage and trash collection Is
underway Ill the Nf'wport Beach
city hall thla week. The ordinance
wu made necessary by th~ threat
of. adop~n of Proposit ion 1 on
the ballot which would deprive lhC'
munlctp&.llty of many thousan1,;
of doJlara tn taxea collected fron1
per80naJ property levies.
Newport Beach Is one of several
cities and col!nties in lhe statt>
which face a serious financial
crlsls If the ballot proposition
would carry .. In both of the past
two yeara taxes le\.1ed by the
city have bern reduced.
Plans underway call for a
charge for gar'bage and trash
cbllection, varying as to whetJ1er
collection lA from residence or
busin.eu .stabllah1nents and as to
amounts of trash carried out on
city trucks.
It may be necessary to make
other special charges to cover the
loss of revenue if Proposition 1
carriel!. city · haJI sources slated:
Passage of the proposition and
elimination of the per&anal prop·
erty tu• would shift two-thirds of
the tax burden from the manu-
facturers, big utilltiea and mPr-
chante to the &mall home owner.
it wa.s revealed. :~lapE~!t~: :0~'ov':thpl:: Hut Parking Lot MADE D.1.SAST.ER. CO.UNCIL EXECUTIVE
All que•tlon• concerning the 0 Wednesday. M1S8 Hutton has • 1 tor the gala opening at a luncheon Acc·ident su·it :t~~~d:oLi~~~ll t:.~~. are u"ed to Conc·ert Assn
or would probably give ulcers to Comtnuntty Chest and the fund promised the local club women a Remember the dollar a year Hanna ma.kes: frequent tripe td
special show to inaugurate the men who donated their skills and California and his ~at afflb•tiod
opening o! this important three Trial of an $86,600 daJTtage suit services to the United Stales ia to own a PCC. I
day harborwide exhibit. brought by a man wno wu struck Aett,·ety Retll't"d
Mra. Betty Jarvia. Preview by an autamobtie in a parking lot g-overn~nt to help the war et-At pre1ent, he explains in his:
fhairma.n t"Cporll that ·the p;ro-adjacent to Chrl1tian'a Hut In fort! Carl Hanna, newly·n&med deep-toned voice, h is retired.
gram will also lnctude dancing on Balboa wtll re.1ume Monday before executive officer of the Newport But t.hte "tttiremen • he, spe•ks
'Thursday nlghL Frlday nigbt'a a jury in the court of ... SuperioT Beach dlaaater council, might fit \ I
leaser men. drive will be answered by Linnell, s k ~emb
He ls chairman of the board Bob Callis, Cheat prealdent, and ee , ers
of directors ot the ffa.nna building other officlale;. Need for the cheat
company in Cleveland, Ohio. the in this community. and ~exactly HunUngton Beach will lhle year
d 1 t · b lldl 1 what the money Is: used for will aecon · argee offtce u ng n join w1th N~rt Harbor Com-
thia Eutern metropolis. TIWs In· be carefully ouUined. munity Concert A11soctatton and
etallation aleo houses the 'Hanna the memben~lp drive will ~gin
progra.m will feature an unwius.I Judge Kenneth z. Morrieon. The Ullo that category except ... no
fashion show. A.rnngeme.nta for trte.l began Wedneaday. tJne pay1 him a dollar a year for
thl.9 p6pul&r feature are being Hugh C. Daniel, Loe Angeles h18 voluntary servicea to t h Is
made by Nathalie Michaud, as· radio executive, la iteeklng award community's detenae and dll<er
lrl5tant previeW cha.innan and from Samuel Crook.s. former San-planning program.
theater company which pr:esents B •t H • '>n Oct. 23 wtlh the first concert
road showa and "legitimate" at-r1 0 e ring to follow iminedi&tely after, ac-
tractlons. He keeps In touch with -:ording to pl:ma made when the
I pthheonecoamlthoupany~hbyhe.mM&YH• ~ldt· otpeelre: ">oard of dlr:iectors met Monda-f
• M. s t f d evening at Newport Harbor Yacbt
' I &lea 90 Well, ~that it doesn't lakl" e or e ":IUb. ,,, ! Carolyn Weber. ta Ana Regi8ter advertising man: Hanna. a ruddy~beeked, blue-
Agaln, the harbor wtde mer-The Register, and Art LaSbeUe. eyed indi.vidual with a Santa
chandlse exhibit wtU be & major operator ot Chrietialf"a Hut. :la"' phyalque, ha8 been a real·
attracUon, where visit.on ca.n aee He claima in his !rui.t brought dent of the Newport Harbor att•
the wtde variety of quality mer-by Attorney James Monroe~ that for the last two years. Be la a
chandlff available m the harbor Crookl wu negUsent in backing ~of the late Mark H&nn.a.
area. Visitors wlll be lnvtted to hla auto from a parking lot adj&.c· :>ne of the' mo.t f&mOUll JoUm&·
take advantage of lh18 utque op.. ent to Christian'• Hut May 8. 19'l9. U.te of all times.
portun!ty to browle and ahop ln striking the man In the parking O&rl came out WMt aboUt two
th.Me mllliature atone. • toL Daniel UH.l'ted he bad walk-snd a half y.an ~ &nd tint
} I a great deal of my time." IJefore ! e The campatgn will be planned
I hla "retlreme~t" he wlb president I Utd new of~lcera and dlr~t~ra
, a.rtd treasurer; or the concern. Preliminary hearing of Joaeph eleck>d when epreeenta.Uve people , lj In addJtiont Hanna put.a In a Manue1 1 Brito, l7-yeer-old COllt.a ">f botb com Unities meet next
full day'• wol-k as executt\Te of-Mesa youth. torm~•tar athlete Mondax. Oct. 18 ·:it 7 :30 p. m. In
ficer of the tOca1 dtsaater council. a.t Newport Har High achool. 'j\e yacht c ub. Not only will
He 1.a a memnr of the Elka aild haa' been set for t Wednee-membenbJP. ·,n the a.s&oclatlon
wbe:re he la etiar · w l th the ---'
Kerdlanta p&rttdpe.Un• ln the ed from the cafe onto the parking 1tved tn P•aaden,a. Jle became
Plana tor the pe...._ of three ublblt ..,. cooperating ,.,.,..._ lot and atopped to Hg)>t a dg&nttc !nleroted · 1n alllas and "it wu
bloclu ot Bal-Blvd,. eutertj heUUdlt In plaM to make thla wllen he .... aµv.ctL Be la-· .atural to movo down to. the
ol llltll lltnet, and pe"1DS "".o .,...wide .--·of tile moot lq $75.000 g..,...a --. S2.· ,.,.... and Newport Beacll tO •t-
blocb -\erlT of ,lalaDd .Ai'wnue wiuoual ond ouutandlq ....,..ta 000 for, medkal -and P .· '-f)' the um-1 ,....,.. Kool SW.· Wl!.J be eompleUd for .,._,.ta. in the Southland. Nporta 11n. 900 for 1-ot ..........._ ....,. 70U11 llDd 111m. _..., a ,
a director ot the Balboa branch day in Santa ~~uotlce Court pve admlait; n to the •ery fuie
of the ~ t ' Carl alao a~ P~va'&U.l ~ed for local pre-u c.bairnian of the Red eroe. murdtt Of Ramon Mt"ndoK, M , Jent.&Uon bul abo gives admlt-
tund drl111t, 1 fa.rm .band ~Ployed by Brlto't .anbe to ·ill i Community Concert
\ 0 _. ,... • grandmother, ll Arin& De ?l'OCT&ma in other cities.
--'\ OUYiert. 294. Pl. 1 th St.~ Cdltl Qfficera p;feeent were : Mr~·
In the P.911! be hu b&d more 11.ua. 'le!ol'I• Tt.ldl'ey, prt!!lde.nt: Mary
than his ~of i<Jbe and occu-The. klllln( took Batten 8teffenae:n, vice president:
Uoia. to the dty councU at their Jarril-~1111 <lill:m .,..oktnj breae: cm llila 17 toot
~? Sq'Oll\of October SO. 1 she a1-o 'adYlad that ~ A.tt;Js. 8t&nlit.1 .ftelnM.U. np""" 1Joop, "'1jbe Loa ~· ''
CllJ J:naineer Jliert W-ls 1'f Ille llmlhd -tii--!Inc croob; JUcllud a-. lie lMi'Ded AIH .. at th Puwer
'CQflplellnc Ill• ,.._ for ~ In· Uieft....., oa17 a r-dioMoe -_,,qi for no. Rqlatu. """ ~ ·el•-' -...U. '"l
--of draiol\ .... ~ ... tom-let\ ..a.t · ,.,..a· -Oew1• Bart, lJor I·-. ---a lot "' mWbld •-I r
,blocb U1I -l!'S U.0 .-,aia iDWAd to.__ -Ille ~t .~ ""' 11 -, -t Uwire.• LAI&" .,W Ila -...si--.partm;a<-the 101M --H-.. -· ... ~ 'n.1 aeo1p11ll.be 5 z •1<ap-at.•
---... Qipee ~ &I--Uslrta•t, J1ri. l:to~ V.,_ -"be -111-W -C1171atmal. 8-tfa jo11jUj< ... 7'0llllT ~ -few llljt fllr-at ··-·-W, for..,__ ~ -.,.. ... tile ~ -"1 'c.e Netipwt _,_ 81.
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patlona. graduating tn>m in a corral belllnd Rolan~ Wrl""t. ueuurer; a.qi.
· "-Tatt In wa•---·~-De "011~-f .. ~ ::!'l_ . , --~ -• ·~• . ton ""wll, aecretary. Dire<:·
""""-.In 1 be spent • ,_, at At ~ · firft .,_.,.t, 1• ton lnCl1Mlad ; Mn. Jooeph Beek.
Yu at Ille llbetfJeld -=lenutlc tree ao+atd Cam•"!". -t Brito'• ~ $nf1 Wrlfh~ Cltntoo &w-
-. ~ he W<!Tlt to work caM tJ "'"811• --1n, an4 iWlrllbJ'd Bvl>re. publldty.
!'.or Ula *'* Hanna eom-he ·..,.. on1J 17. ttoP Judp =tinltlnltcn Beach were Dr. Whlell -...,_ by hla tatller. Robert I~ . Offr l:Bi>uah. Jli'a. Gale and
·Be o\al14d ·tit a ,doc'liio.., and jUftnlle ~ ' tJie<:a. , · ~· ~ .-
tMa tumed . "1.tll the ~-anif ret4n..t It to U.0 adult UMllir , 1Uj1M .... Mn. Stan• ~ • .. ..... ' •• . crllnl.•&1'1 coart.· . II)' ~-paip .....,...,..
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'. _Pullll•bed every ~,.at N...jort stt<b, Calltomla. ' Trkt Anested . om.. and prlnUng Pland at 2211 Bo-BIYd.-Pbone Harbor 1111 ....., __ ,., ,,,.1
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Ent.end u Metmd-clui .!natter J'un• 11. llM.O, at the poat ottlce At 1y We&poll wen m&de In Hunt-
Newport Beach. ealliorn1&. under the Act ot Much 3, 1879. lnglon· Be&ell ~ ~ a trio of . Loa .Ancelea county mm
who police eay. to~ a rrlotort1t
off tbe road and threataned occu.
pan.ti ot the car wtlh a length
._ .... T Oatltor.M N...,.;.. P ltr""n AaeoclaUon
Member Na-Z.-. -Uon
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W•f , ..... .,... 01W ,., la Oni;ap Olaty
, BEN 0 . ~PICK. Otmtr pd -llallar
• ROBDT F. rwo-··, l -·-_,.. 4. •J.WXANDft I ~, Adftftllrinl' Manairer
The Preu bu been adjudged a newspaper ot seo.e:ra1 cJ.rculaUen by
decree ot t.be Superior court ot Orange ·eou.n. ty and la tully qu&llfied l to publllh all kind.e ot legal noUCff and &4YerUHm11.1t.1.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OP' NEWPORT BEACH
8UB8CllD'TION &ATES:
of cbain. ,
lalled ,. w-R1"'9lpll Low!.
.Romito, ti, 1Vlllttlr, DaYld Hlr·
am J<ilu>lon, 10, llUt X..O. ~
and RuaMU Gordon Ka-. M,
Loa A..ageloo.
Pollee clal>n tba -ta forced '
a cal off Hwy. 101 between Hwy.
39 and the ·Santa Ana River jetty
early TUeld.&1 momlnJ. on. at th•
trio o.llepdly d-oun.i.cl from hi.
car and a.dnnced ln a threat.entns
manner on ttt.. ot.!Yr aQ,t.o wifb a
length of cllaiJ> ln his band.
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1 Nl!WPORT .JIALllOA PRESS every Tbunday
tn' Oranp Coumty, fS..GG per year: Q .00 dJr: moatM; (IJ.15 three
montm) (Abo tncludee tile NZWPOBT-BALBOA NEW8-TIM!:S on
1'tleaclay) Out91de tbe ..,..,.q. Sf.00 P.r year.
Coeta Ma.. w .... ,
Occupant. of the other car
,were Mn. Barbara Hanka. 132
W. Willon.· SL, Coet& Meaa and
he r daurhter; Richard C. Mar·
ttn, San DteS"o. aft4 Jan1e• s .
Wilcox, U 8 . a . A.Jax, San Fran-
MEllBEB8 ot the .....-17-fonned 1.MCU• ot Olvlc A-ot Newport llocll met 1Pt ftw~ la
the offtoe of the cit, man.acer and. held an eleetlnn of otnanL Pre9ea.t at the,meettns Werer froa.t
"*'• left to rtpti Mrs. I . P. Guertn., new 111f!19cue 1~; Hn. o. A. Moore. Mn. E, v. 8od1•rs
aa4 Francia Horwth. a.ck row, left lo rlshl. i;. A. ,o_,, ..,._ cbalrman; E. T. HMl7, ....,..
vice ebalnnail: Veme WatlOll.. leasue tiwtaureri 3. P. Ooerht, AUen Stelle and A. F. P'fttt1 an •
ctsco. The latter two were httch-FERTJLE FORTIES hikers picked up by Mro. Hank.I
After revl·ewing . the cellBllS figures for the past 10 at the trattlc circle In Lon.-Beach. Police aa.ld Mr•. Hank• we.a
years, population experts are referring to this decade as the driving-, but when one ot the aua.
Fertile Forties. It astonished them. For 80 years, or from pecta came toward her car after
1860 •~ 1950 our rate of population growth had been going it wu stopped, Wilcox t<>ok over
i..v the wheel, backed up and dr<>ve
down and it was believed ~hat because of this, our popula-away.
tion would reach its numerical peak during the ~cond half Mrs. Hank, Martin and Wilcox fo und a Newport police car In of the present century and then start declining. West Newport and reported the
But now ther"e is reason to think otherwise. The lusty incident. Officer• arrested the
19 million gain in population during the 1940's which re-trio of suapect. a ~ort time later
:-.. • ·...1. after pursutnc them td Hwy. 101 versed the downward trend suggeats tliat our max1u1um ~and MacArthur Blvd.
growth may not be reaChed for another half century or \ A piece at . chain and a tour-
more and acutally might be indefinitely postponed. inch spring-blade knife were · · · h d d · round ln the SU9J>eCla' car. police The upsurge in the birth rate during t e past eca e ls' said. Newport otftcer1 turned the
attributed to World War II. With millions of men subject three -men over to Huntlnrton
to military call many young couples married and s t arted Beach tor bOoking.
raising families sooner than they would otherwise have
done. Strangely enough however rriost previous wars have
tended to depress the birth rate.
1t remains to be seen if. the current military crisis
which is expect~ to last over a period of years will have
the same effect. At. any rate the United States seems to be
in for a good deal more growing up before it reaches the
point of settling down.
UNITED NATIONS WEEK
The observance .of United Nations Week beginning Oc-
tober 16 .could hardly come at a more appropriate time in
view of the recent U. N. success in Korea. ·
Probably the greatest hope for the fuller realization of
the -ortgiaal aims of this world organieation lies in the
Council Approves
'Conttaued from Pas'e 1 l
In addition t o the oft-sale liquor
agreement the new leue will
stipulate that the Piper-Johnson
shop will pay 10 per cent of the
first $1000 each morith, 711.a per
cent or the next Sloop and 7 per
cent at the balance with the city
receiving 21h . 2 and l ~ per cent
ot the r ent.
Service Afloat wilt pay the Ba_y
Club a flat yearly rental of $1350
with the city to receive $337 .50
of thia rental In lieu of 5 per cent
of the g?'OS8 buslneSB.
Other matters acted upon by
the council Monday night includ-
c>d: ' trend which now finds the General Assembly gaining more Oath ot ~
· ( l) Oath of Allegiance to Unit· and more influence in welding major decisions. cd States wu taken by the coun-
Throu~h the use of the veto in the Security Council, cilmen, city manager. city engl-
the Russians have frequently succeeded in preventing de-neer, city clerk and his secretary. 12) BJd for audit of the city cisions on vital world issues. But in the General Assembly records for the next fiscal year
now meeting in New York the veto does not apply and here made by Diehl and Co. tor $1000
we find the fuller expression of the desire of free nations, and for the report of the Newport Bay Ca. at $375 waa accept ed. And h~re too we find the Russian blockade being complete-<3) Adopted an agreement tor
ly by-passed in the interest pf international justice. ·the a.ll~ation at gas tax expendl-
In some respect$ the dream of world peace conceived f ture tot':'1ing S6 .000 to be used , . . for the improvement of 15th St. 1.n San Francisco five years ago now seems to have greater from Balboa Blvd. to Bay Ave.
possiJ::>llities of realization than at any time since the U. N . (4) Authorized the city engl-
Charter was signed. neer to advertise for bids for l~OO
. . . . feel of corrugated drainage pipe
The free wo'rld must go and 1t WJll go on with or with-tor further improvement on Bal-
out Russia. · boa Blvd.
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ceo..u-trom Pac• l)
ponnlt hotei..
l5) Approved the appointment
or Carl Hanna as executive of-
ficer of the diaaster council re-
placing Wes Jay who had resign-
red because or business reasons.
Next council meeting will be on
Oct. 30 Instead at on the regular
date, Oct. 23, because of the
League of Cities convention In Los
Angeles.
Awarded S7500
for CDM Crash
Injuries she suffered In an auto-
mobile accident at Corona del J.!ar
Feb. 20, 1949, brought a S7600
damage award from a jury in
auperior court this week lo Ruth
H . Hammond, civtll&n employe al
the El To ro marine base, although
ol. jury at an earlier trial awarded
her $6000. which was set ulde by
the Co urt as an excessive verdict.
The second jury. thl• week
proved even more generoua to the
plaintiff. leading to specula:tion on
a. probable move by the detend-
an t•. William H . and Leatha H ,
Tuc~er, to have lhls judgment
also set n..slde.
The Tuckers, through-their at-
torney, Cyril Tipton, h&c:t adinitted
liability for the-.. accident, which
took piece on the Coo.st highW&)'
Rt Goldt:rl'tod Ave. But they con-
tendf'd that the Miss Ham mond
was not as badly Injured as she
claimed.
Tipton introlluced motion pic-
tures 111 t'Vidence at the trial,
sho\l.ring A-Iiss Han1n1ond going
nbout hou11ehold duties at a time
when she had .said she WW! unable
to work. But her attorney, Del-
bert Larsh, arguetl that the mov-
ies didn't show Miss Hammond
while she was limping, and showed
her only in positions where the
('fft:cl ot her injury was qot ap·
parent.
Legion Auxiliary 455
is Sponsor•ng
a Benefit Card Party
the A lltssert cnrli party al
Costa Atc&'.l Legion ha.11 on
Wc.:dncsday. October 18, at 12 :30
p.m., Is being sponsored by the
auxiliary to American Legio n
Post 4~ for the bc>nefit ot local
familic11 .
"This Yt!ar there will be no
Conimunily Chf-s t to tide over
f.'.lnl ilit's who are in desperate cir·
curn~tanc:t:," Mrs. Aln1a Swartz.
pr~si dt'n l of the local auxiliary.
said.
"The veteraruJ o rganizations
look afte1· the vetera.ns whether
they are men'1b'erH of the org.:iniza-
tion or not. Wht~n the bread win-
ner llf tht! fan11ly goes to the h os-
pital rur an indetinite period, the
fan1ily 111 us t be looked after, an<.l
here 1s where the veterans' or-
ganization functions," A1rs.
Cops Help in
Nick-of· TI me
Baby Delivery.
It'!I happened to .tax.I driveni
and pol.ice officers ma.ny times,
bul two Newport Beach poliCe of-
ficers early Tuesday ma.gaged to
deliver the expectant mot.her to
the ho1pitaJ with mlnutelil to spare,
instead of havlhg to deliver the
bab.y:-
R . H . Baldwin and Allen Stelle
aptn took opposite slde1 on the
Corona del Mar Block 131-32 con-
troveny. City planne1'8 propoae
that the blocks be all Rr2 to con-
form with lhe R-3 terrttof!Y acroes
Ocean Blvd. and the R-2 zon.lng
acre.a the alley. Baldwin, and h e
wu .. i.ted In his ftrgument. this
week by Jf&rold Wllaon, 320 Iris
Ave., who hu a lot in the block,
approvu the rezoning m o v eo.
Stelle, already living In. the R-2
~ne on Dahlia Ave .. protests the
Plans Underway s .... ·artz explained. f'rol'ct:ds fron1 the card party
(Continued from Pal'e l ) will go into tt\t'.! child '""'elfare re·
nlsltlng of corrugated galvanized habilltntion funds. A-lrs. Lucille
drain pipe were called by the city D,odd i8 child welfare t•halrman
council on Monday ot this week. I nnd Mrs. Hazel Burroughs is
Newporl Beach police ofticet"I,
Earl Stoneback and William
Stockdale, were patroling the
Corona del Mar area early 1\lea-
day rooming. when they · saw a.
1960 model car speed south on
Hwy. 101. rrom MacArthur Blvd.
After a short chase. they halt·
td the speedy motorist. and were
Informed they might have to help
deliver a child-unless the motor-
i..at 's wife wa.a rushed to the
Ocean.side Nav'3..I hoepital.
The otflcera found that the ex-
pectant mother In the back seat
ot the aulo waa having labor
P,11.lna about two minutes ap:irt,
so they advised that she be niah-
ed to the ne&re.St hoepiW instead
ot to Oce&naide hoepital.
~ Coopon&e
8.anta Ana poUce were uke4
lo cooperate, and with a1ft!n wall-
ln&'. the Newport Beach otflce.N:
rubecl the upectant mopier tn
their pollc:e car to the ·~A.Ila C<lmmunlqo b .. pltal.
Banta Ana" police had eel
ott mo.Jo• lnteroecUona tl>e
Newport &aeb aquad car cou14
--4 lJm>Qch the btW·-..c-
don ot tbe city, I _ '
Boopltal ottlclala aald the ...
P..,.nt mother arrived I w 1 ·1
..,.,toot._ to IJWll'f'." , ,
4 deUll>ler WU bom l'l 1 :OI
.. JIL lo Mr. ud Kn. D . IL 0.-
ol Dow...,.. 1<..u.;b:::J ....... tar ....... w.u. . lo u.
OIJ fuHpeil tlft'Ol'U o( ..... lf'ew,aft ......, __ ta ... o1, -..
Plana are being considered by chalrn11l11 ot rehabilitation.
move. •
In the Little Island discussion a
map •aa presented showing the
location of present multiple unit
dwellings and the four remaining
vacant lots. Re•idents pro test re-
zoning from R-2 to R-1 which Is
for single family units only.
the city engineering department In charge .ot Wednesday's bent>-
and the County Road department fit a.re Mra. Swartz. general
whereby the county might do the chair'n1an r Mn1es. Virginia Knauer
two blocks from the Balboa end. Dolores lrwin, Jo Payne. AJtrude
Purpose ot the county entering Day·, Mlldrep Flaher, Cora. Bom-
the city tq do aireet work Is to boy, Hatfle Tait and Ber1neactt
keep lts crews busy at the end or Fox.
the year when county road de-1 --------------
partment budgets will be exhaust -
ed.
Le88er Oo.t
It I• felt that the _tlty might
be. able to accomplls~ a three
tCoatllloed from l"ap 1) block Improvement at both end.a
of the sand strip if the county
ed. Councilmen promised to gtve can do the work for a lesser cost
an a.nawer as soon as the lnvestl-than private contractors.
gallon la accompliehed. 1l five blocks are improved this
In addition to a 40 hour work year there will be only four blocks
week city employea asked tor ( 1) ot aand atrtp rem.&inlng to be
vacation time to be bued on cl~ away &nd paved. A ll of
workinC da)'I rather than calen-the paving and Curbing on Bal-
dar days. (2 ) compensatory Ume boa Blvd., .bu been accompllshed
ott for employee: required to work wtth pa tax tundli; no apecl41
on the ll 1tate . bollday•, (3) de-a• ... N'l'lenta for this lmprove-
termin&Uon of ware ac:alea by the ment b&ve been levted.
atate penonneJ board. Bumneee men ot Baltioa. and oi
Brown'• letter to the council Newport provided a l'POdJY pol'·
1tated th&_t only three clUes ln t:lon of. the tunda for the double
Oranc• county are without the 40 Us.tit atandarda ~ popular 1ub-
boUr .week and he felt that the 9crlptio.n. . .
cl~ .....,..... bad ampl• Ume ' llace May I to answer the ~ A-L UL ftftft ~' N-ot the many em-~S ...,_..,.,
plofeM 'preMDt mad•· 1any ~m-~<>oat' • fnM .... 1)
IMD1 • when the matter wu di.a· lot and eou.16 • not be Men' by
aa9ed by coundlme.n. Crooll:a mt. bit drove Ma auto out
• ot hlo p&rl<bta" otall. '
A ntall llArd...lt. ~ wrote M--. ot Ibo Jurl: l'lul La·
lo U. fKto!7, ~ • carload -~. -Piper, Mar-et -'t"" ruin n.e.i blm: 1<e ._ ftlooll. l'unlo ~· Laird. ""<>-alt!,p -until ~ MU. .._,., l'nnlt 4. .,.._
-f<W U. -M"lp"Mlt." BldM'd C. Jlldoq, w...._· B. "11 ...... to watt tllat ....... a.., ~ T • .lldlltt,' Wal-
-~ tho -· •on..i w W. --·· ~ kblalU Cll'da'.•1 : Ud 4-. ~
o&. QIAMUll08 ftL l'OL1'-
t,oma. .... i .... 11IO .... ... _ ... ___
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BIRTHS -1
STA.AF-To Mr. and Mra. Clar -
ence Staaf, 23451 Klng• Rd.,
Newport Beach, in St. Joseph
hospital. Oct . 10, l950, a eon, 1 7
lbs. 2 oz. •
BRYANT -To Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin R. Bry8l'lt, 4010 River
Ave., Newport Beach, In St. J ,ds-
eph hospital. Oct. 10, 1960, a •on,
9 Iba., 7 oz.
McGEE -To Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie McGee, 418 Poinsettia
Ave., Corona del Mar, In St. J os-
eph hospital, Oct. 11, 1950, a
dau&"hler, 7 lbe., "7 1,t oz.
SA·VAGE-To Mr. and Mra. Wll-
lian1 M. Sava.re. 880 w . Bay Sl ..
Costa Mesa, In Santa. Ana Com-
munity hospital, Oct. 11 , J950. a
son, 8 lbs., 4 oz.
MARRIAGE UOEN8E8
J ohn Keith Sadlelr, 21 . 218 Nar-
cia!lus Ave., Corona del Mar:
Lovely Dee Keown, 17, 517 W .
Fifth St .. Santa Ana.
James \Villlam Van Hom . 21,
El Toro MCAS; Edna Marie Lane,
20, 760 w . Wilson St., Coata Meaa.
Robert Leroy Halford, 27, Ba14
boa Motel, Balboa!' Karle Zilj:>e
Fonner, 2~. 372 E . 6th St .. Cosla
A1 esa.
1 DEATH S
GORDON .J. Wll.BU R
Gordon J . Wilbur, Infant son of
Mr. and Mr11. Donald E . Wllbik,
>1 13 Broadway, Costa Mesa, di~
Monday, Oct ober 9 at Santa Arla
Community hospital. OraveaihJf'
8ervtCett were held Tuesd~. Octb-
b('r 10 at Holy Sepulcher cemet ery
in Orange. Grauel chapel orricia.l-
ed.
~lltS. I SABELLE MELLO
Mrs. J.sabelle A-Iello. 64 , 2806 W.
Central Ave.. Newport Beach ,
died at her home on Mon6ay, OF·
tcber !l. Shf' was born In the-
Azorl' Islands. Survi vors Include
her husbsnd, Sam Mello; four
sons. J os.eph, Frank, Arthur and
Louis: all of Newport Beach; two
tl~ughters. Mrs. Mary Davenport:,
Costa ,Mesa ; Mrs. Virginia Braga.
Redla nds : and seven grandchil-
Uren . Funeral mass was held
WednPsday, October 11 at 10 a .m.
at Lucly of Mt. Garmel Church In
Nf'Wport Bea ch . Rosary was re-
cited TuestJay at 8 p.m., Grauel
chapel officiated. Burial was a.l
H oly St'pulcher cemetery In Or-
.inge.
JOSEPH 0 , EVANft. ._,;.· ...
Jost•ph 0 . Evans, 59, ol 2
Bayshore Dr., Newport Beach,
died at hla home after a long
Ulnt'88. He was a retired jeweJer.
Native of Alabama, he had
lived In Call(omla 30 years. He
wa.s a former Santa Ana res.ident.
· He belonged to the Absorkee.
Wyo., "!&.!Klnic lodge. .,
Survivors are his wife, Clara
M.; a daughter, Mrs. A. C, Beal'()
of Santa Ana; a 110n, Joseph
Evans ot Newport ; three brother&,
J esse and Leo Evana, both of
Newport, and Jack Evans ot Cody,
Wyo., and a al.ster1 Mra. A. 8 .
WJ!Bon ot Cody. .
Fune ral services were h ~Id
today al 2 p. m . In the Smith
and Tuthill chapel. Rev, Alec
Nichols. put or ot the First Meth-
.xi I.st church. officiat ed. lntel"-
ment was in Fairhaven cemetery.
County Has ~5
Pollo Victims
With a "mUd Involvement" ot
one arm, Llnd& LeSaout, 9,
daughter at Mr. ahd Mra. Lewta
LeSa.oUt ot 911 N . T opeka St.,
Anaheim, Ill In polio wvd at Or-
ange County Hoaplt.al lut week.
Dr. Edward Lee Ruuell, tM
Oruge County health officer,
said that the child fa reeponding
well to treatment and that ahe
probably will haYe no perm¥ent
!!feet..
She la the 36th vtcUm Ot dread
·nra.nUle paraJ)ret. th.la year. At
th1I time Wt ,ear, then! we.re eo
r1cu..,. ot polio In the county. ..
Doctors Must
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New Mesa P:O. .
to Open Monday
New Costa Mesa poat office
will begin operations at 117 18th
St., on Monday morning according
to Postma.st.er Haul Gill. 'the
new building ha.s 2691 square ree1
of space 88 compar ed with the
1400 square feel ot available
space in the old building.
Move from the old to the new
post office will be made over the
weekend as llll the new equipment
has been received tor Ute new
building and a poata.l mechanic,
W . H . Rho&dea, hu been auper·
vi.sing ita installation. Mrs. Gill
said that the poat office •laff
will hold an Lnformal optn hou.e
Saturday, Oct. 21 at 3 p. m . · tr
permission can be obtained.
Mrs. Gill also announced that
city · maU delivery will probably
be extended lo nearly all homes
ea1t of Newport Blvd., by Novem-
ber 1. Portions of the w est aide
of Newport Blvd. alao wilt be in-
cluded. The change will cut rural
delivery routes from twO to one
and most box.holders kl rural
route 1 will be Included In city
delivery. Under the reorganiza,
tlon, city delivery will exte n d
from Ilth St. to the Country
club on Newport Blvd.
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Disaster .,.eetlng
Ctt7 M.,;.p, John J. 8aRori
an4 Ct•Wan Def--u ..
Otftc:tt Cul Hanna will Jollm•y to
Loo A..a1elN, Monda7, Ocl!>ber 18,
to pu1Jctpate ln a aecret ...Son
ot tbe State Dtaa.iter Coundl.
The meeting la lilted u 'Re-
•tr1cted and ConftdenUal' and only
the two authorised repruenta·
tivu of the city Wtll be admitted..
The Maton Le to ·be held ln room
11& of the State ,BulldJnc In Loo
Anfelu. lle!N to be di.cu.ed
are: , lll "ll:tf"fla •or >,tomlc
Weapou• p-ted by Col. An·
drew ¥. "'-ol Ibo 1111 Army,
USA. <II Stat& \JrpntaUon for
clYillan clete.11111 pr 1mt4ld by the
newl7 appoinlecl lllata dlttetor ot
clYlli~ 4ete.... -
Dollar a Year
Man, Carl Hanna
(Oolltlnlled fJo"I l'q-e I)
i,n& department· ot the company
which wu worklng at the M:eabl
ran,.e ln Minnesota. Hanna nrat
wu a rodman and then operated
the tranalt. He worked for a
ihort Ume in the mlninc ottJcea
JJtd then popped up u a atove
tender tor Ute blast tun1acea
turritng out pig Iron In Detroit,
Mich.
At a t&ter date he wu a book-
keeper tn the general oftiou ot
the M. A. Haruta comp8J'ly and
then .erved a.a vice prealdent and
general manager of the Ha.n.na
paper company, Watertown, N . Y .
for five years.
An.er hill father's death, he
look over the estate and oper&t·
ed the Hanna building company
and served as a director on the
Cleveland New• unUI hi• "retire-
menL"
War \reteraa
Carl managed to sandwich In
18 months Nrvice In World War
[ aa a first lieutenant in the
l 12th engineers. He aerved 18
montlia at the front In France
and Belgium with the 37th dlvi•-
lon.
In World War II he operated
the Fort Mye rs Shipbuilding com-
pany r1n Florida which worked on
Navy ! contract.a.
Ha.Jina once operated the lead-
ing Hackney Vo":Y stable ln the
East. Thia pony was once used
in Enkla.nd to draw j&untlng ca.rta
whlch~k the sportsmen to and
from be hunL <;:art says "I had
the test . wlnnina-pa.Ir ot
Ha.ckney ponies in the business.
Their record as 4lngle ponies, in
pa.Ir a.nd ln tantlem ha.a never
been beaten." He sllilo served a.s a
dlreetOr ot the :tJatlonal Horae
Show Aasociation lwhich shows at
M&di.IOn Square Carden in New
York, and ran the Cleveland
Sprln( horae shov.: for a five year
pe:r lod1 . Another venturJ in the animal
breediii.g world W a s concerned
with dop. Hanna raised and
bred German sheyherd.s, special-
izing in a pure black dog. Later
he tried raiaing setters but "this
was unaucceasruJ, they're an
awful hard dog to ralse; It's hard
to get them past the distemper
period.'' Later h'e tried low-slung,
long wheel baae dachshunds and
had one of the leading kennels
for dogil ot that breed In the
Eut. Hanna also wu prealdent
of the o rganization which sponsor·
eel the Cleveland claaalc dog show
for five years. I
No M ott 0osa
Hanna and hM wtte (they were I
just married last June) keep no
dogs, or tor that matter, Hack-
ney ponies. al their home. 806
Ja.unine Ave., Corona del Mar.
Hanna's work with the Newp;ort
Beach c;IW,a.ater co1:1ncU haa sh~n
excellent results. ·Ke'• been told
that .. we're better orpnlzed in
Newport Beach than any other
area in Southern California with
pouible exception of Sa.n Dteeo."
The dlluter council wu aet
up under a city ordinance of
March 19 a..nd haa ta.ken tremend-
ows •trides since that time, Hanna
hu Worked up a muter plan and
ai.o a list ot duties ot division
chief• and their deputtea.
Currently, wa.rde"-are tryln& ·
to organize tl\eir Ward.I for quick
and e ttlclent acUon in the ,event
of diauter . More personnel 11
needed and Cul Hanna ureently
request. com munity -minded citi-
zen.a to contact their wardens and
offer their services to the din.stet
council.
CaU Your W~a
It you. are lntere•ted in t.a.klng
part In the diauter council pr0;
gram call your warden and en-
roll In the program. A ll•t ot
warden& follows:
Ward No. 1, Balboa-Hat"Vey
Somera, 1709 E. B&y ~t. Bal-
boa., phone: Bua: pea. Ml6 RM.:
Harbor 771.
Ward No. 2, Newport llMch-
WUllam Banni.ter, 223 82nd SL,
Ward No. 3, Newport. Helfh--
Newport Beach. Ph. Har. 296-J.
0 . M. campbell, 124 Cllff Drive,
Newport BeaCb. · Ph. Bea. 1141TS-W.
Ward No. 4, llalbOa bland -
Allred Olboon, l'8 Amethyllt
Ave., Balboa 1ll&nd.. Phone Bus:
Har. 2900. Keo: Har. Hll-M.
Wt.ref No. 5, Corona del Mu-
Dr. I:. H. TblaUe, Tl5 Popp7 .....
Corona del Mu. Pllone Bua: Ru.
1"8. Ra.: Har. Ul~lf.
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II JOU enjoyed the repi<>duc:tlon
ot tib• darice h.&ll ad ln lut weefrta colUmn, bow about thi. OM f
''Wanted. A two. headed bOy ' ~l.t to pieet a two-beaded f1rt:
ObJFCt-to o1>are a P'our·W&7 cold
tab1-t-'" I
If you -an7 re» lnlettltlni
•da with lote of humor tn u.em;
•end them to me a.nd if 1· Ufi1!
them I wtn 11ve you credlt.
MoiJt pet90n11 are veey unhapp7
when they are al.ck or contract a
dlseye. bl.It one old lady Who wu
despondent because she thou&tlt
ahe did not have long to live, wu
elated one day when her doctor
told her she had the seven-year
Itch. Y ou aee Me waa already
9S years old.
PleUt> note that the hours Of
opening and closing for our uaed
car lot . at ~S4 Coe.st Hlway wtU
be changed starting Monday ~
16th. OUr new hours wW be 8
a, tn. until 6 p . m. except sun!
daya and Holldaya when tbt
hour• will be aa at preaent
Io f · m." 'tU 4 p. m. Hbwever
we will meet you there al any
tlme by appointment.
This la your friendly Ford '
Dealer saying Good -bye 'till
nex:t week.
~PROFESSIONAL~ ~ DIRECTORY ~
DICNTISft
Baroid o. Decker--; DD.8. Oral--Pnctloe lbnllod l<>-
lClrtnetlan •st • Und SL
Dlapoolti Newport BMcb
X-Ray Baltlor ZZ06
u.terA.Beck,er,D.D.&
DJ:l'ITISTRY
17111 Newport Bhd.,Coota -
Medlr&I BJd&", Beacoo not
606 la. Ba7 A .... Balboa
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V. E. KOEPSEL, 0, D,
OPTOMETRIST
Evenlnp by Appointment
S114 W. Newport Blv4.
Newpoft a-.cltr
Harbor 2311
l\IORTICIAN
BAl.TZ MQBTUABY
l.a.dy A ttenda.D.t
410 C-t Rlpway
C.'O RONA DEL HAii
DAY AND NIGHT
Phone Harbor U
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INS URAN OB
Old EatabUabed lnauranot
Agency
All 11.nea wrtttea.
HOWARD W. GERRISH
I 1808 Newport Btvd., Cost.a Meu I PHONE BEACON ~151
I BE SUR§;. IN~~E I
MAUKU: STANLEY I a...ranoe OnJ1
PhcNI• Harbor 17'71
1 :U Harloci Ave. B&lbaa lalarlNI .
STAl'E FARM
In1tu.a& ComJl""lea
LIFE e AUTO e nJlml
W, L LANDIS
-~·IE. ll&y, ... 1-
Bar. --·
W. Stuart Foote
GENERALINSURANCil !
Courteous FhformatW..
! 11; Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach Pb.. Har. U
EARL W. STANLBY
RMlt<W
Notary Public
Phone Hartlor lT'll
2111 -·---
"Ope thlnc to be thanlc:tul for
LI that we don't l'et u m:ucb SoY-
emmmt u we pay tor." -Cb&a.
F . Ketter;lns. VP ot General Mo-
lon.
D•'t•
Old Hat! • a..:•n
AD UI .
a,. l[All.00 ..
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TOD.Ars PAPll
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· topter . Service .
Appears N.eare~.
' Ideas for Christmas
Is Oct. S11bject for
l-tomfmelcer1 Clubs
Helteopter ~er a • r v ' c • tor Newport Harbor appeared a
atep nearer lhle week when ~
Angeles Alrwaya placed oroers
for two 8 -paaaenger, $1261000
.Slkorsk·y S-~ planes to be Pt¥ed
in service between suburban Loe
Angeles CommunlUes and L. t A.
InternaUonal Airport.
Max Bellnn, president of. the
Alrways company says that one
of the planea can be expected the
early part of 1951 with the ee<:ond
to follow withirf six months. ~e
linn·s company wu the flnt in
the United Stales to inaugurat e
the helicopter air mail service
and if permission is granted by
the Civil Aeronautics Board l(or
lts p.:188enger line.s, It will be the
first such carrier In the United
Sta tea.
Newport Beach ls one of two
cities in the country to have a
'Hel~porte' tn dally operaUon. 'The
landing field at the rear of the
city hall and the Richards Market
Wfl8-\J)rovided by the Griffith com-
pany\ Each morning the egg-
\ beat« aircraft land there and pick
up -&ir ma.II destined out of New-
port Bea.ch.
T \\-ice Daily
Application has been made to
Increase the service to tWice a day
by the extension of the Sant& Ana
noon time feeder to Newport
Beach. BeUnn ha.s signified that
his company is willing to under-
take the slightly longer hop here
to give this community "twice a
day air mail service out of the
city.
Plans of the ambitious young
airlines operator ca.II for an
event ual Jan.ding spot on top the
Pacific Mutual Building tn down-
t ow n Los AnseJes. T entative
agreementa ha ve been made and
now engineering details are being
worked out.
Service via Helicopter to down-
town Los Angeles would land a
Newport Ha.rbor commuter in the
heart of the Metropolis in 20
minutes flying tim"e.
Rosemead Baby
is Grandson of
Charles McAlairys
Thrilled over their new !lta.tus
of mate.mat grandparents are Mr .
and Mrs. Charles McAla.ry; of 536
San Bernardino Ave., Newport
Heights.
The newest· member ot the fam-
ily circle is John Dale Harbicht,
born SepL 30 to . .Dale and Robert
Harblcht of Roeem ead. Al90 on
the welcoming committee are the
baby's sister, Carol and brother
Bobbie.
HAROLD I. JOHNSON
The October meeting of the
Home Departments and ~
Homemak.er11 ~ be on the sub-
ject of Ideaa for Chrlatmu-
Homemade a.nd Thrifty. Project
leaden will exhibit ~d dlacuu a
kit or gift aua•Uonm that they
prepared at project leader traJn-
in&" meeting 1.ut Wffk.
To make the meetJ.nr of great-
er interest, all women who att~nd
ahould brtn&' ldeu that will ·in-
spire others to make git'ta a t
home ~rltt.a they have made or
received, maJ&ziiie clipplnl'1' etc.).
Most meettnp ..at.art at 10 a.m.
and b at until about t p.m. Any -
one Lt Invited. The FamJly R•la-
tionshlp 1etter by Mn. Will B.
Croe& and edited by Mn. Charles
Brisco will be on the subject of
Yoti &nd the Law:
Wedneeday, October 18, the
Costa Mesa Homemakers will
meet a t the Costa Meaa Commu-
nity church. Brinl" a pjaper sack
lunch. Th• project leader will ~
Mra. Lou Steinle. · 1
WednuciaY. October 18, 7 :30
p.m .. the Beacon Belles will meet
at the home of Mrs. Kay Glb8on,
&32 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa. P roj-
ect leader!!! will be Mrs. Gibson and
Mrs. Mary Beebe.
St. Jaimes Rector
to Attend Board Meet
of Divinity School
The Rev. P aul Moore Wheeler
and Mrs. W,heeler will go north
next week, the rector to be pres-
ent at the meeting of the board
of trustees of the Church Divinity
School of the Pacific, of which
he Is a member.
The board will select a new
dea n of the school, the former
De&n Henry H. ShJres having
bffn recen tly appointed euffragan
bishop of t he Dtqcese ot Califor -
nia. '
While in San Francleco Mra..
WhHler wtll vl•lt her .•i•ter at
Walnut Creek . During her pa r-
e nts' absence little F ran c I n P
Wheeler wtll stay with her gra.nd-
parenta, Mr. and Mra. Patt erson.
Community Chur.c:h
Junior Choir Has
Social Party
Singing and sociability keynot·
id a gathering of the Costa Mesa
Community Church J unior choir
la.at week at the cburch. At the
concJuelon of the afternoon Mn.
Ralph. McClelland .erved relr·eafi~
ment&. Mrs. P . A. Cha mberlin
furnished the punch, Mn. Tinta
Sma.11 and Mn. Edward Hart pro-
vided the cookie..
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Local Women Demonstcation to
Horne Ee. Class to Attend · J . F. F ox,· rep..-ntaUve of a
cookny we.re. demonatro.ted the
. . waterle1.1 inethod Of cooking to
N'A.l. Con. ferenc' e 'o range Coaat college home eco-nomics -student& on Tu.Mday, Oc-
tobe'r 10.
' Demonstration came as a part
of a unJ t In nut d Uon. Ret.entJon
of vttamln and mineraJ content of
food wu streased and iollowi.Jlg
the explanation by Fox. the mem-
bers of the clasa evaluated the
meata and vegetables he had pre-
pared.
t..dlng off wt(!> roundtable
d1lcuMiona •t.artlne at 10 a.m., the
Natlortal Aaaletance League will
hold '1ta annual meeung. Monday,
October 1" wttb the Aaatata.nce
Learue of Lons Beach acting u
h08lua chapter in lta neW club
house, Fourth and Rosewell, Long
Beach. Brunch will be served !rom
11 a..m. to 1 p.m., with the Na-
Uonal' m~Ung conveJling Immed-
iately atterward8. It wtll be at-
tended by repretaentitlvee from 16
Aa&lat&nce IMgv• chapte'ra In
Southern California , lncludtnr
many from Newport Beach.
The roundtable groups taklns
up current chl.pter probleffia wtll
dlacuu auxlliariet, propert y man-
asement and taxation, service
projecta and publicity.
The meeting will be conducted
bY Mrs. C. C. Pa rson.a. chairma n
o( t he national council. R eport&
from chapter prealdenta will be
h eard and plane decided upon for
the coming year.
One of the featuru· of the day
will be the display of a valuable
collect ion of Ch lne.ee fu rniture and
art objects ln the Il!rhg Beach As-
sU.te.nce League club house. The
collection ia famous in art cir·
clea a.a an authentic rare antique
collection. It waa willed to the
Long Beach ch a pter by a patron-....
Those attending the oorly
morning session from the Har-
bor area will be Mrs. Rowland
Hodgk inson, chapter president,
Mrs. Edgar Hill, vice-pruident,
Mrs. E. A. Crary. ways and
means chairm&n; Mrs. Virginia H .
Castle. national council member;
Mrs. George Holstein and Mrs.
Everett Gardiner of the League's
Thrift Shop staff; Mrs. Roland
Lagerloff, president of the Junior
group; and Mrs. Chad Twichell .
national representative. A large
number from the Ha rbor will at-
tend the afternoon meeting.
Lindbergh·H~rper PTA
Plains Halloween
H ome economlce student.JI •t·
tendJng the demonst ration were
Gunning Butler, ·Robin Crou.
Roeemary F rederick , Barba ra
Harrie, Charles Hoover, Marilou
JackSon, Oel..ols Martin, Gay
P eake, Ma rilyn Peroai, Marpret
Powell, J oyce Purcell, Betty
Simmon&, Helene Simona. Lolli
Sharp, Richard Shaw, ,..Beverly
T hompson. Alice Valencia and
Helen Vidal.
The de monstration was given In
the foode laboratory on the OCC
campus and a rranged by Mias Pa-
t ricia Moore, Instructor in home·
economics.
Newport Student
Wins Honors .
San1 Franklin Fogleman, son or
J . F . Be"nnett or Newport. a stu-
dent In the air conditioning de-1 partment. CaHfornta State Poly-
technic college. \Va~ named lo·
day to the president's scholastic
aceompuishment list. Only 262 of
the 1,478 men attending the 1950
Cal Poly sumn1cr quartt-r quali-
fied for the honor.
President Julian A. McPhee, In
announcing the accomplishment
list for the summer quarter. saJd
tl:-3t thC' student!"! Included on .tht
list. receive<! an average of "8 "
or better,
The fall quarter l.'nrollment at
Cal Poly in agriculture, engineer-
ing and liberal arts is 2,745. only
slightly less than the all-time rec-
ord of 2,909 klst fall.
Navy Brothers
Separate in Service
The FTOBt broth• Jim of New-'
port Heights and ~neth, of Ojsl,
will not lrt!e 11ervi ce together £UI Carnival Party they had hoped. Jim is on his way
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to Pearl Harqor while Kenneth,
A real Halloween party earn!-who would have liked sea duty, is
val with spook.a, enter tainment stat¥>ned at San Diego on a na.\'y
and lot.a of spag-hett l, held top in-repair ship.
terest in the plans and project~ -------
dl•cw.aed by the Coata M .... l,.lnd· M R II o· t . h berg h-&rper P T A , execut lvt> rs . USSe le r1c
boa.rd at a recent meeUng In t he Home From Milwaukee
Harper school faculty room. Mrs.
Oougla.s.11 Hine&Jy, presJdent, waJ!;
1n charge. ·
Mrs, Russell Di etrich and son
Terry, Newport Heights, returned
W~nesde.y morning front Mil-
waukee v.·here she paid a flying
visit to her husband's parents.
Planning to be gonP five weeks.
&he wu awa.y only two.
Scheduled tor October 30 In Le·
gton hall , the gala carnival le
de.signed to help provide funds for
the ma.ny child welfare duties of
the TA, u well a.a fu.rnlahlng fun
for everyone.
Upon the ,,..lgnaHon of Mrs. Rev. Charles Hand
Roy F ox as second vice-president , to Visit in Iowa the board elected Mrs. C. C. An-.
denon to flit the vaca.ny. Mrs. Rev. Ch3rles F. Hand of Church
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PROGRESS!
, • .'Far 9 Qa111! Ditve 1n today .•• ue.:.Sears
Publisher's Book Close0utl
6 1aere parldns lot and
make It a day ot •v·
lnp ! There are values
galore In e•ery aepart-
ment. Check tor J'OUt-
R lf . . • • I-at die
low, low prices U.ted
beJow! Come early!
Were 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 and 3.50 -Save! OVER 2000
CORREY GAMES Hurry -c et 7oun while they lut ! An ex cl tine list of «ties,
the worlu of famoua authors.
E"\'.ery kJnd of book t.o but Id u p
your library. Don't. wait -
t reat y ourself to years of great
readlng plea.su.re from Seani;.
Reg. 6 for 1.49 Cotto.n Sacking
Fnllt ·drying cotton l'heettnl( Is 6 127 Ideal tnr tow t"l~ ur tlui<t 1.:lu llll'. fo!"
Jumbo •••e :31140
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Reg. 1. 79 Girls' Flannel Shirts
Cotton P io.Id !Tanriel i;hlrtl' !v r
11chool or 11 port. I.on,.; ~let:ve J.>vCkt'L
St1e 7·14,
Reg. 98c Infants Gowns
Drawetrlng• at C'ur r1 nnd bottQm
h<i!m . .1-·a~1en11 11t 11~c k. \\.hlte, pink.
blue, molge. l 1.<lze.
Reg. 50c Women's Hankies
121
Hand-r olled 1cal\oped or lltTD.lf{h~ 3 1 00 .,d.-e11. Prlnte, •w h lle1. •.nnbro ldered -for 11tylea. See them:
(leg. 9.98 Electric Percolator
Comp\elt'lY automatic! Start"' perk-
\nl( tn 30 ePC<lfld"'. S1or111 auto1na-ti<'ally "''hen done. Keep11 eofff'e hot ro1 hour~.
Reg. 1.79 Enameled Roaster
llt'Jll flt o\"en up to ~O". Sturdy metal in dt'f'P O\'a\ style. Ttt!.'e
and "¥\"ell f o,· ba11tlnK. Jt,.kll! up lo
18 lb11.
Reg. 1-.25 Vacuum Bottle
l{eepg Jlqulrh• h ot or cold tor hourio.
Blue ca1<e "'Ith red l!ltrlrie t r im.
Alum\nu n1 C\IP top. All u n11t1u1tl
''alue.
Reg. 1.39 Lawn Rake
J-~rll"ll lawns of gr!l.Sll c\lpp\ng 8.
R ake. ha.11 !:t teeth , 18" 11oread. Ru11t
r eelatlng enameled head.
Use Sears Easy Payment Pion
ass
.144
3 FOR 2 FOR $1
A!~ kind» of fueinattnc camea
the kids '4111 love. bcelJent
for Chrlatmu g Uts--'uy no"·
-th~y'JI co raaJt:
~HURRY IN NOW! PRICES DOWN!
79c Val.-Daffodil Mixture, 8 bulbs ..... 69c
Reg. t.39 ~Rayon Plai ds 38" wide ____ ,1.17
Reg, 8.98 -Chenille Bed1preada ............. 7.88
Reg. 3.98 -Lamp Shades .................. _._, ___ 2.99
Reg. 9.95-Table Lamps, 3 way ............ 7.45
Reg. 23.95 -Silverplate, 27 pc. set._ ..... 19.88
Reg. 5!1.95-Mattreu & Box Springs 49.'38
Reg. 119.50 -Walnut Bedroom Set ·-·-·l*'·88
Reg. 9 .50 -Twiat Broadloom, sq. yd. ____ 7.44
Reg. 3.79-Heating Pad . --------·---·· .. ·---3.44
Reg. 10.95 -Automatic Toaster ------------.9 .88
Reg. 6.00 -Part Wool Blanket .... ·-···-···5.47
Reg. 29.95 -Full Size Crib -----------···-·· 27.88
Reg. 10.95 -Hieh Chair ........ ~ ····-···-----9.88
Reg. 98c -Lidk Mat ... ·-----······-···-····-····--··--77c
Reg. 47.50 -Gym Set, 10 pla!· -·-···-····39.95
Reg. 3.49 -Craftunan Garden He>Se ... 2.99
Reg. 20.95 -Plastic Seat Covers . ____ .. 17.88
Reg, 2 for 18.40 -Safti-Cap Tires
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Reg. 11.95-Allstate Car Visor ............... 14.88
Reg. !Sc qt. -Fortified Motor O iL ... J Oc qt.
Reg. 42.95 -Bolt Action Rifle, 30·30 32.9..S
Reg. 29.95-Repeating Shotgun, 6 shot _
·············-····--·-·-···--------------------------·--··------·----_____ 27 .64
Reg. 52.25 -Precision Choke Sho!gun,
12 ga ......... ·-···-·--·--·····----.... ·-----··-···---··-----__ 39.SS
Reg. 22.98 -Men's Horsehide Jacket 18.88
Reg. 2.98 Men's Flannelette Pajamas
........ : ................................................................ 2 for 5.00
Reg. 6Sc -Men's Slack Socks .................... 44c
Reg. 79c -Ladies' Nylon Hose --···--·-·-....... 57c
Reg. 3.98-Ladies' Nylon Crepe Slip .... 2.99
Reg. -1.49 Ladies' Nylon Briefs -····-····-·--94c
• 1716 South Main St. Santo Ana Telephone Kl 2-3961
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~ Propeller Rei-Jn
Columbian Acency
AttendJng were Mn . Wayne
Compton. choir mother; Anita Mc-
Clelland, ·Marian Koerner. Sheryl
Holmes, Helen H a rt. Alayne
Com pt o n, Nancy Chamberlin.
Donna Small and Danny Card.
Robert Rapp was named to re· l St., COl!ta M cs~. is Jceving Mon-
p'..1ce Mrs. Anderson i_n the office day for a t\\·o V.'eck·s vacation
of corresponding secretary. I lJ'iP which \Viii take hin1 to Shen-
Enjoy b•tt•r q uality m•rch•ndise rig ht no-
INY fOf' it while you u•• it. Any purch•1• of
$20'.00 or mor• m•y b• .m •d• on S••n E••Y
TfffPI..-. Ul'l•ll •mount down •nd th• b•l•nc•
ift conv•ni•nt monthly P•ym•nts. Open Mon. Thru Fri. 9:3 o. m. to 5:30 p. m.-Sat. 9:30 •· m. to 9 p. m.
Phone Harbor 8!0
!811 Vll.la Way, Newport Beaela
You can't --matchlets beavtyl °"" . 149 qL 489 pl.
WHITLOCK',S
HOUSE OP' COLOlt
We Polish your
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Home or Office I
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The choir, which if under the
direction of Mra. Emma.lee Hea-
vey, meet.JI every Wedneeda y af-
ter school.
Plans for a Fnther's Night ·lndoah a nd Farrlgt1t, la., whcte
meeting to be held November 8 he will visit relative::;.
were presented by Mn. J ack Har·
ris, program chairman: An i nt~r-Mrs. John K. Elliott
esting evening Is anticipated with I A d o·
the fat hers in complete charge of 1 to tte n l_j t. • '
everything. including refresh-WSCS Meetings Free Travel Show ments. -
Attending ·the ses8 ion were Mr!I. J?hn K. Elliott of BalboA. at Lido Theatre Mme&. H:inesly , H-9.rrls, Ande~on, vl~e-pres1dent. or San Diego dis-
JVO§e ilo11 POWE~ anti PE
Next T uesda Robert Chafnberlaln, Woodrow ~r1ct , Wor:nen s Society of Christ -y Hadl Arthu K•tts Robert 1an Service, Alt.ended the f.1Jl A two--bour free show of travel ey, r 1 ' li meeting held at La Mesa on Tues-
picturea will be given at the Lido Rapp. Thomas Banks, Al H.ol S· day. She will also attend one ot
theatre at 10:30 a .m. on Tuesday, ter, Al Irwin, Paul Martin, R. T. Anaheim on October 17 and one
()ctober 17. By courte.y of Vln-S tevens, OHn Ltsk, Henry Crane, at Brawle on October 24 .
t'Jo "'-•••,mu. Plul·*trl-Wdllam ·H ui,er,. a,,.R., Q\rr. anrl ~ ,.J:.m~-"' !'1 ..," t , , '.M:·'." , . ,.. , ,-: • ,..t-.f~<"-·.-:-,., . I . t" : "' Miss Alibe : i\1ri.de\-;1 principal or .... ....... ""'~" U.,.ann r.,,, a . I : ~Y·i{ .. ~~~·!-~f~-!<:"~·· " ·· . s:'""'° Y SW , Pr.~w ~1 ·h H..i ,r Hool 11 the At1thelm. sesalon-rnn:r . . .., · tlm, ~ .tngs tp JJ.t.Waf~ 'W /to t e ~w • *·' I telephone reservations to her nt I •~ • · '
Mexico and Guatamala a nd Ha rbor 2137. For thQsc 11ut ac-.
Around South America l>y Air. Bathoa Man Feted qualntt>d with location of White I
Tickets m.1y be obtained at Lido Methodist Temple. it is 305 E-ist I
D rug etore and Richard'•· Mar-at Family Party .Broadway, Anaheim. I ket. Balboa Phai-macy, Newport
Pha rmacy and Hampton Drug Birthdays of John K. Elliott of M G' H •
at.ore in Corona de! M-ir, or al Balboa and his small granddaugh-esa IFI Urt lft
~e theatre box office. ter. Janice. were celebra ted Sun-Motorcycle Spill
day afternoon a t a family buffet
dinner in the home •f _.,F,.ed &nd
Velma Elliott, San Bernadino.
Televtslon programs occupied a.ft-
er-dioner hours.
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Monte .Carlo Nite
to be Continued
et Moose Lodge
''Fun and Frolic Monte Carlo
nlgi\t." h.:?ld Saturday by Moose
lodg'& waa ao l"re&t a •ucceu that
by popular demand it will be con-
tinued each Satu rday evening a t
llooee hall, by the Newport pier.
"Moat nm we've had in y-.n! ..
Mid \}\e J.hrong of Mooat: memben
and gueste present.
Completing t he family group
were Mr .· and Mn. Gene DeBra;
son-in-law and dauchter of the
Elliott.a and their children f rom
Inglewood.
DinnerDance Plains
and Election Share
Attention of Zonitans
Jessie Loya. 22. of 2000 New-
port Boulevard, Co.sta Mesa, re·
ceived bruises on one arm in
Santa Ana Monday when a motor-
cycle on which she was riding tan-
dem be.hind Will iam P . Bare-er,
19, of H untington Beach, t ook a I
spill at Sixth ahd Polneettta St.8.
She wu taken to Santa Ana Com-
munity hospital. Ba.rger waa un-
hurt.
FILE DIVORCE SUIT
cHEvROa.~:r
Mombera ot -Newporl Harbor
Md wm:handtns lodgee ot Garden
Glove. Saota Ana, ~ Beaeh
and otben ln the vtctnlty are ln·
.ated to attend. with their cu nu.
· exas Mayor
Makes News
For L.A. Paper
Divorce after eight months wu
sought in superior court thi8 week
by J 09eph Caer u be filed suit
qainet Mrs. F rieda. P auline C8er.
A gala evening devoted to fun H.e charged mental cruelty and
and informal entertainment has said they were matTted ln Costa
Men. announced for Friday. Nov. Mesa Jan. 20, 19M, •eparated
11, at the Balboa Bay club. The s ept. 28 .and have no children and.
party, alated to ._ "More tun no , commun.lty property.
than a clrcua, •• · will be a dinner -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;, dan« ·~ by the Newport l'
Harbor Zonta elub for the benent
of their Hoag Memorial hospital
fund.
"1iendl a.nd gueata: Of the Zont&
Velma _,. Dennlaon of Bal· club an oordlally lnTlled to Join
boa and IMt doulglltor, -.-ry the tun, ,.ccord!Jll' to Miidred l..&nimi. wen· botll MUpdlld and llt.aaley, preaident ol ti. club. an Pl--4 wben a recent story ln a lnternaUonal orp.n.J.A.Uon of ex·
Loo A.,.-dallY P,aptt lilade eeuttn women.
Oiiention of Kn. Dennleon'• broth-At1 the luncheon meeting of
''" 6-Jluloot, .....,.... of llln· ---for t.ode.J' Onl -Wollo, Toao. wbo lliowod. (~·at N-'• B,.y
--ienlency to • young' lllM>rN cate, .rudp ·Cella Younc, """--.pie ot a speodina,. lllmttnpon BMtb. baa .cllarp ot
fllatre. ' . u.e .. _ -Will "'" -~ • -ma Mnc at.a el ~ ....... _.
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12, 1950 »
-1~ . -·...:,.:paf:ts~
OK Oil, Drilling .
on Irvine Land
Near Laguna '3th.
Santa.Ana Ave., Coat& ¥ea&. Two
peUUona beartn&' namee ot 38 re•l-
dent. oppoeed tO the rabbit ranch
were handed· 1n by Wtllla.m C.
Crou. They claimed Abbott M.d
been operating for &0me Ume
wtthOut a va riance permit.
With no objection• voiCed. · the
Shell 011 Co. propoaal to explore
for oil inland from Lagunei.Beach
wu approved by the board of
auperviaon Tuesday.
Mn. ~tt told the board ahe
and ber husband and .an plan to
move within a year to a larger
place w here the animal ralslng
would not be objectionable. Super-
vtaons indicated they would con-
Unue the permit after six month•
if the Abbott! were unable to find
a new ·place In that time.
The board approved reci>mmen-
dallons by the county planning
commlaton that a permit · be
· granted for oil drilling on the cori-
dltion that l! no oll or gu ia
found tn the area the property on
the Irvine ranch be reatored "as
nearly as poNlble" to Ila orlglnaJ
Moose Lodge
to Carry Dues
of Service Men
condftlon.
The much·diacuMed oij. -drilling
propoea.1 la in the hlUy area on a
square-mile tract approX\mately
.a mlle Inland from the Cout Hwy.
a.nd a mile west of Laguna Can-
yon Rd. Laguna Beach re&ldent..s
appeared sattafted. Chalrm&n Wil-
lis Warner said, with the propoe-
al lna•much &$ lhe Grilling · wu
not propo15ed on the coaatal slope
where t hey h,ave been seeking to
Moose Lodge )U7 of Newport
Harbor la announcing that here-
after dues of all members In the
armed forces will be taken care
of by the lodge for duration of en-
listment. All privileges will be
accorded them in the lodge and to
all thoee Inducted lferea!ter.
ban oil operationl'I.
Rabbit R&ncb
WUllam· J . Abbott won a stx-
month permit: to continue a rab-
bit n.nch on 21st St. eut of
It 11 regretted that Officer Jack
Price of the Newport Beach police
department and member of the
lodge will soon be Inducted int o
the army. All members of the
lodge wish him godspeed and a
safe and speedy return to home,
frlenda and family.
Over . the years, behind our counters. we've sold
many kinds of ac'cepted medicines a nd we've filled
thousands of prescriptions fo r people of this
community. We've helped measure out a lot of
medical progress. We've seen. new treatments and
new drugs turn illness into health, despair into
hope.
This prog"'88 is more than statlstie&--lt's people!
And the people we know don'.t want It
. tampenid with!
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Free America h&B no 11lace . for a bureaucracy that
stands between people.and progress, between doc·
tor and patient. !>;tween physician !U'd pharmacist.
FREE AMERICA HAS ·No PLACE"FOR .
SOCIAJ,JZED MEDICINE!
HOWARD L. CA'VE
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
323 Coast Highway Corona del Mar
· Harbor 2272
• • • and we !Mid te Net!
' a l9t ef C811tpetltlon
But It waa healthy competit ion.
w~ h&d to work ha.rd and plan caretully.
work with a promtae of reward.
But It wa.a
We like to think that tbe frienda we'n made and the
success we've had are typfcal examples ol the oppor-
tunity America offers the man with an idea and a
determination to build and manaae hi.a own buaine88 .
~ . . •''e \\'OUld.n't tftde pla.oes wtttt a ,.,..at bu&1aeMmaa
of any other Natlea •for aayUWac.. ,
"re think We can ~ a better job running: our own busi-
ness than the Government couJd. We think the doctors
and nursea and 'SC:lentl•ta caJt ·do a better job managtng
the medical ca.re of the Nation than the Govemmetit could. ~
W• belie,'-e that Am~rlcan f-reeclCM'D ..
and. R,rlltlq for a.t home ~ ~
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Receives Honor ·
s&n DI-Re&l~y Board -Jl&.llled ·winner ot the ftate·wtde
achievement cont.eat for 1ooa1· rea1
estate boal'dl In rec~Uon of
outatandtng acUviUes durlng the
past year and car.rleil off the 0 •
award .s.t the cloalnl' aeu,lon of
the 46th annual convenUon of
the California Real Eetate 9\80·
elation here la.at week en4. "'
Long Beach Boo.'l-d of Realtore
received the second award fO'r
"out.standing" In all actlvtUea.
Among 'the boa.rda reCelving
honrable mention was Newport
Barbor .
Cpl. Toepher $ent to'
'Radio Op. School
. Cpl. John D. Toepher. 20, Ot
Newport Beach, recently ca.lied in-
to federal service with Southern
Callforhia's 40th infantry dlvlalon,
ha& been Selected to receive spe-
cial traJning In radio operator's
intermediate apeed course at the
Southeastern Signal school, Camp
Gordon, Ga.
, He will rejotn his unit, head·
quarters company 3rd battalion of
the 224th infantry regiment. at
'.:amp· Cooke upon completion of
:.he course.
Cpl.' Toepher formerly lived at
6200 Sea Shore Drive, Newport.
with his parents.
Unity Offers
Helpful Classes
The Unity Church of Truth.
2015 No. Broadway. Santa Ana. la
presenting special study cla.sae~
which are proving helpful to all
who attend. There is a prayer and
healing service at 2 p.m. every
Tuesday in which the oome pro-
gram \J8ed by Silent Unity tt
Unity school Is followed. cJn
Thu~sy there are identical
classes at 2 · p.m. and 8 p.m. in
Christion healing. These classe1t
are directed by the Rev. EJ!telle
Taylor Key, minister of the
church and are open to everyone.
On Tuesday at 8 p.n1 . a class
In fund&(O ental priclplt's of truth
is conducted by Rev. Myrdn H.
Key at 1221 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Newport Beach . All Unity cla88·
es -:ire given on the free will offer-
ing basis. no charge I" ever made.
Leo Lee Addresses
Fuchsia-Society
The monthly meeting of thP
Costa Mesa Bay Cities Branch of
!)le Californle. Fuchsia .society wa~
held on Tuesday evening. October
3 In the American Legion hall,
Costa Mesa. A. H. Hollister, vice·
president. presided.
Alter the bualness meeting Leo
Lee of Costa Mesa talked and
ari9wered qu'estlon.8 i:boU"l 'the' gen-·
eral <'&re of fuchaias.
Colored pictures or the Orangf'
county fair and some of the des-
ert and mountains taken by Mr.
and Mrs. Payne •'.lnd Paul Mackey,
were shown. The door prize, a
rose bush. giver1' by the Bamboo
Nursery. was won by Harriet N.
Yount. Mrs. F . U. Grant and her
committee served cake and coffe.
Mrs .. Chichester
Speaks at Lido
Breakfast Meet ·
A group of Ha.rbor women
!earned about the Vlgtlanteti when
they Wt're addreSBed by Mr8. Wtl-
iam E . Chichester of Bay Shores
't a Monday breakfast .session in
the home of Mrs. Ernest Saft lg,
Lido I11Je.
''The Vlgtlantea are a group ot
Young Republic&M '(ages 21 to
1.5 ) orga.nlsed May 22. 1950, who
'::>elleve that work wm.~ electiona.
fhey believe that we cannot af-
tord another 19•8 when -Republi-
!ana were defeated by the apathy
'lf their own party, and the Dem-
'lttats atea.m -roUed on to new·
·n ctorlea U)d more 'Something
for Nothing' 'Govemment',"accord~
lng to the speaker.
··Never haa California had bet-
ter candidates tor .top offices.
W~. Nixon and Shattuck. each
repreaen·t.a lntelll~ce, proven
~mpetency and a ·higb order of
leaderahip. In oppoattion are
Tames Rooeevelt. Pat Brown and
Helen Gahagaq . Doucl&a. whose
record showi ebe bu votl"d 3M
1.imea in accord with the notor-
lotq Comlnuniat party-liner, Con-
grt!:Uman ·Vito M&rcblntonio."
. I Said Mrs. Joaeph Beek: wife of
the secretary oJ the at.ale aenate,.
··orange &nd" Trinity counties are
the only t'J(o having a majority
of RepubUclut registrat ion, prov-
ing th&L all ReyubUc.an candJdatea
are el«ted by :DemocraUc vote."
Preae.nt for the bTe&k!ut were
the Me841.mea Alta Axel8on. Edith a..e1L Carol Beek, Gayle Bum-
bam, E. M. ~.:-Eut-
man. BenUce • Franz. Muton
Hodpmaon, Mary · Jay, All<•
lpn, ll'ranc:u .;Jo(cLIHh, Virginia
ltlWon. Nellie Neidecker, P"r&ncea
Web8ter, Joan Whittman, Leatrice
Weotormark, Belle TaylGr, WUll·
6'ed Barbtt, Pbl!Up Taylor, Tula
Kin&'. Wllllam Chl.,_r and th• -Not Pl'8elll but I011dlag ftnan.
ci&l aid were· Polly Walker, sue
KU!<. 8uAn H~ln, Do<a Hill." Bel"7 H_,.._ . Jmnle 1-
Ramoaa ~.Grae<\ Btollaw,
Jftnlo ~ Vqtnl& Qo-lfa"'•• Mldll&uct. c.mme .. i.,.. lli:j!::··=·-=======ill!=:;:ii!:;i;~-~ll!!~=!ili=~'=-~·1:;;' ::--~= J!etty WU. .-~·--t .... -~ ....-.--
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at WSCS .. Meeting of Christ Church ,
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An lnUmate picture _of fam.U,..----:.----------
llfe ln German homes provided an In devotlone ana Leslie F'rett.ag
In~ lnt.erutlng p~gram for-led in group singing. wllh Mina mem~n of the Women a Society Ives at the p~ano. Flora Beatty,
of C'ltrtatlan ServJ~ of ChrLst secretary of missionary education
Church by the Sea. meeting TUes· told the story of evacuattpn of i
C:.'.1.y al Goodell hall. Korean hospital during the earli-
Speaker wu the Rev, Thomae er days of the war ..
Pendell. -Pastor of the church. "'!ho Buslneu of the society wa.11
wu couneelor for a sroup of eight transacted in the morning. PlanK
young people who spent aJx weeks were made for the annual Five
In Germany thls pa.It summer Dollar banquet to be held on
doing recomtructton work on a Tuesday, NoVember 11.. It will be
Nuremburg chwch. Uvlng in the In charge or a committee compos-
bome of a Methodlat paator, Mr. ed or the preaident. Miss Clara
Pendell found the people hospi-Kohlatedt and chairmen of the
table cordial pd cultured. ci rc les, with Mt~. E. A. Barnett
Health Control
and physician.
egi"s with an established relationship between patient
\\
The better a docror knows his patient, the better care in times of illness-
and the better ~he patient's chances for _escaping illness.
In a town which datea b~'ck to as advi11or . Del·'.lils were planned
Roman times, aome of the hous~ by the group ~ at a meeting thlB
ee are a thouaa.nd or. more yeant mornl.qg In Goodell hall.
The firtt ru le o
The best time
good-health is to build it. The second is to keep it.
choose a Family Physician is before you need one.
old, Pendell stated. With many The Week of Prayer and Selt-
homes deatroyed during the war. served by the circles at their Oc-
hundred8 of families are still liV-denial, Oct ober 2.5·31 . will be ob·
tng in one unUghted room of the tober meetings In a short devo·
huge concrete air raid bunkers, tional period u nd a Co llection, de-
bulJt like our western sll<>8, but voted to home and foreign mission
with a spiral staircase in the cen· projects.
If you do not ha e a Family Physician , we will help you find one in your
community, any here in Orange County.
ter. On Tuei:iday a large d~legatlon
The pastor met and talked with from the society will attend the
German prisoners of war. some of meeting of San Diego district
whom had been interned in Cali-WSCS to be held at Methodist
foml.& and Invariably, he stated. White Templt>, AnRheim.
they were eager to tell of their Thur:iiday,. October 19, membeni
experiences and somewhat proud will meet ·with thnAe or Costa
of having been here. On display Mesa' Comn1unity church in ob-
were lntereatlng souvenirs o t Eu-servation of the 10th ·annive rsary
rope, including wood carvings of organiwtion of WSCS In a
from the Black Forest. · merger or thr tv"o previous
Lut night Mr. Pendell rf vlew-groups. Thl'y will take with then1
'f.:d the PsMion Play at thP mid· a la rge birthday cake wllh l<'n
week meeting and will continue candles.
his talk111 next Wednesday at the This month a bulletin. the \\'SCS
Famll)I Night dinner.· Courier, '-''ill rnakc its appearance
The afternoon program followed and will cBrry all church nl'WS to
luncheon. served . by the Balboa· \Vomen o f Christ Church.
circle. Mrs. John Pflschner lad BRADEN & Kay Flnch-30 ...
the Congress!~
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range County
edical Association
Building, Santa Ano
;; ~he President?
011 YOU AND 7HE MA NEX7 000111
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RUNNING AMERICA is the joint job of 150,000,UOO peop~. It's the biggest job ;n the world today
-keeping it running for liberty and for· freedom. And the whole world's watching to set
whether Americans can do it!
IN MUCH OF THE WORLD today, the people have resig f ed from running their own countries.
Others have been quick to step in-first with promis~ of "security'' -and then with whips
and guns-to run things their way. The evidence is on e ery front page in the world, every day •
fRllDOM C9MES UNDER ATIACK. The reality of war has
made every American thin1< hard about the things he's willing to work
and fighc for-and freedom leads the list.
lut that frHdom has been attacked here recently-Just
a1 It has been attacked In other parts of the world. One
of the most 1erlou1 threats to Individual freedom has
been the threat of Govemment-domlnated Compulsory
Health Insurance, falsely pre .. nted a1 a new 9uaranteo
of health "ncurlty" for everybody.
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THI PEOPLE WEIGH THE FACTS. In the American manner, the
people studied cbe case for Socialized Medicine-and the case against it.
They found cbac Government domination of the people's medical
alfaits under Compulsory Health Insurance means lower stand11<ds
of medical care, higher payroll taxes, loss of incentive, dama~ to
rerearcb. penalties for cbe provident, reward. for the improvident.
Thay found that no country on earth can 1urpa11 Amer-
ica'• loadenhlp In medical ~are and pr09re11. Thay
found that able docton, teachers, nur .. 1 and 1clentl1t1
-wortcln9 In laborato.ri•• where Science, not Polltla, 11
ma1te.--re blazln9. dramatic now trails to health for
Americana-and for tho world. •
THI "GRASS IOOTS" SIGNALS CONGRISS. In every com·
muniry in the Nation, people stood up to be coonted on chis im·
ponant i.mle. 1bousand. of local women's clubs, dvic groups. fwn,
business, religiou.s, mxpayer, 'l'edical, educational and patriotic organ-
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izations spoke out-g1vlllg cbe great United States Congress its
unmistafble Grass Roots signal from home!
And !Ter watchful, ever 1en1ltlve to an alert people,
Tho C ngre11 saw that 1l9nal, and heard the people
. speak ut, loud and plain. That' a democracy In action.
That's e American wayl· . ·
Today among che I 0,000 great organizatiollll on militant public
record a · t "Compulsory Health Insurance" are:
Gene al Federation of . American Legion
Women•a Cluba Notional Aaaoclotlon ef
Ameriean fann lureau Small lualneu Men
Fede,..,lon United Statea Chamw ef
Naticlnal Grange Com-rce
Vete""'• of forel1111 Won Notlonol Aaaoclatlon ef
Notl .. ol ConferenUI of 'letall -n
c.thollc Charlttea -lonal letalr Dry Ooou 7=-_____ "_m_:-__ ·1~:'= Aueclotlen
e D of. this Nation are 9rateful that tho people
rofu..cl to bo w-d by the fantastic proml .. 1 of thl1
un-Amjtrlcan oxcunlon Into State SoclallllSI. e Dodora
of ~rica are dedicated to .. rve their follow dtlnna
at hOfllO and their comrades In unlfonn, whorovor .. ,,,..
lea ~ Nation may take them. e And tho thl119 they
1tand dy to fl9ht for-to sacrifice for-to die ~
not alien way of life of Soclal11m, but tho prfd1flil
ncurl of a froo a114' .. rt-Nllant peoplol
THE VOLUNTARY WAY JS THE AMERICAN WAYI
e Throughout the Nation. Im: m<1l and WO<D<D, wodtiag and plonning
togetbtt, ue fiodiog th• Amorian answer to "ert ~of medial ..mce, catt and root. Hundttds of Volunwy Health~ Plam m
ill healthy mmpecition~ br doaon, imuraoce companies, boa-
pitals, fraruml orp.aiutioot-by iDduJur. apicuk= and labor. • Today
ill America 1 70 millioo p«>ple are' ptottaed ill' Voluntory Health Jnsur •
'l!ICI:! •~~rhe Nation, f&JDilies t.tt insuring tbamelvs •pins
· the major of illoeu .. ,...,,,.hie, budp·buia prices. Vcluntoty
Hoahb tokea the erooomic abock out of ill-. Protect yoar
family ..,,,. • For infomyrion, uk your doaor-or your illsuraoa man.
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SUNDAYS:
9:45. and 11 a. m.
Sing•piralion, 7:30 p. nr.
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llEADY MIXED CONCRETE
~£• WP11t \\'U!'on lbtolt\'ttD Newport and Har~r Blvd.)
Co"ta l\t eaa.-Pbono Beacon 6S4.8
2x4 's No. 3, Reg . $I 00.00
Special -$89.99 per M
2x4 's No . 2, Reg .. , 120.00
Special -$99.99 per M
Buildln,g ~ P.ei'mits Near $5,fn),~ ·
Mark; September Totars ~192
Building permit. neared the.. .nv~ mlllton ~llar mark for the year
th.mu.ch the end of Se.ptember &nd totaled St ,O&e,270 cump&nld With
$3,115,573 for the same period lut year, Bulld.Jnc Inapector A. M.
Nelaon hu reported.
Permit. for the month of Sep-.---------------
~ember totaled f<IMl,192. Re.Bl· • SIMIOO -
denUal permits went to Ch&rles Homes to coat s86bo each were
c. Ftppe, 211 Oeea.n Blvd., '38.~: ca.lled for In permJtl l•ued to
Dr. S. L. Dewey, 230 MornJng Ev& A•pln, 521 El Mode._ Ave.,
canyon Rd., $23.000; A rthur Wll· Lloyd Green. I 4800 West" bce&n
ti&m8, Eight Harbor laland, $26.-Front, C. B. Roa, 2551 Bayahore
000; Eyaon S. White, 115 Shore· "or. and Will E . Smith, 222 Via
cliff Rd., $22,600 and Dr. Van A. Koron. Permit for a houee to coat
Odle, 115 Bayside Pl., $22.000. $8400 went to Og-le and Shlelda:
Others were received by Arthur Co.; 51~ Marguerite Ave. Permits
L. Sall11bury. 214 Narclnua Ave., for homes In the $8000 cost group
$18,500: L. F. Etter. 101 Via Un-went to Paul C. Robl»0n, 2642 Ctr·
dine, $18,000; R. S . Clark, 2782 cle Dr., W. D. Schock, 535 Full·
Circle Dr., $\6,000: Paul Martin, 'erton Ave. and R . J. Collins, 2&32
438 Acacia Ave .• '13,800; Waltpr Circle Drive.
8 . Mellott, Inc., $13,180 and W&l~ Building permits for homes In.
lace Jeffs, 2101 Seville Ave., $13.-$7~ cl&M went to Donald A.
000. Pe"rmlts for homea to cost Johnson. 518 Poinsettia Ave., Wll·
Sl0.000 each went to George c1 !ia.m L. Shields, 701 la.amine Ave.
Pickering, 412 Holmwood Drive,. and C . E . Meeks. 709 Acacia Ave.
with & seeond to him at 300 Holm-Other residential permit.a went to
wood Drive and R. J . Collins. 2522 Arthur Salisbury, 214 Narcl8.!IU8
Vista Drive. A v·e., $MOO and A. . W , Rlctunond.
Permit for a house to cost 21 t Abalone Ave., $5000.
$9800 went to Oscar C . Taylor. Permits tor a $7000 bu.Ines\
421 Morning Canyon Road, and building went to Theodor-e Robin8,
::>thers at $9000 each to L. F . Mer-535 Coast Hwy., a one-story frame
rill, 421 HOlmwood Dr .. Gladys M. brick and 111tucco structure for a
Brothers, 122 Pearl Avenue and wash, steam cleaning • and car
W. E . Flaher. 1610 PaClflc Drive; body shop. A secon4 bu1ineSl!I
William H. Adams, 439 Irvine building permit at $7000 went to
Ave .. received a pern1lt for a Dr. f;. A . Mounce. 306 Marine
$8960 house at that address. Ave., for rental purpo8ea.
Braden and Kay Finch Tell Growth
of Ceramic Business at BPW Meet
Introduced by Jesl'lle Hill. pro-@>.---------------
gram chairman t!or the evening, I Th• T k C
Mr. and M·rs. Braden Finch, well leYeS G 9 Gr
known, •• owne.-. or Kay Finch I Covers and Bicycle
Ceramics of Corona del Mar de-.
scribed the development of a Theft of a bicycle. two car
backyard hobby into the pr!'sent covers and an attempted theft or
good8lzed business when Business a third car cover were reported
a.nd Profe88ional Women's club by Newport• police over the week-
Time ;Cha,,ge
at St. ~a.mes."
Tlme of tbe eecon.d Sunda y eer-
vlCe . at St. Jame. Blp l eco pa l
clWrch bu' been · chanJ"!d from
10:10· a. m. to 8:30 a. m. with
church echool ' ctaue. and th.e
rector'• adult clau tOUowtng
afterward. according to the Rev.
P au l Moore Wheeler, rector . On
thla comlng Sunday thti 9:30 a, m.
.ervtce, u well u the 9 :30 eer-
vlce, will be celcbraUon or Holy
Commun.Jon. Other Sunday 11r-
vtee are 11 a. m . and 7:30 p. m.
Al Oct. 15 hi Natlonal Youth
Sunday in the Epl8cop&I church,
member8 ot the Youq-Church-
men's League under the direction
of Mr1. Alexander Hamlltoil will
participate In the 11 o'clock ser-
vice. At the 7:30 service they
wtll p resent their annual Youth
Sunda y offering, this year to aid
ln con1trucUon of a building at
Chrlst church academy, Colon,
Panama C8.nal Zone. >
Auembly hour for the high
school 8tUdents group hu been
changed to 8 p. m . following the
evening prayer service.
Building Comm ittee
to Select Plan
for Island Church
Holding their official meeting
Tueaday evening at the chapel.
board m embera of Balbooi Island
Community Methodll!lt c hurch el-
ected a building commlttee which
includelJ: the pastor. Dr. ijarry
White: Col. Percy F. Bal.nea.
trea1urer; Mrs. T ed a Hau11er,
president of the WSCS; Mr!.
Balne111, superintendent of the
Sunday l!lchool; and three trustees.
Clem Christie, Ted Hauser and
George D. J ones.
The committee will meet Fri·
day ('Vening with Balboa Island
archltt>ct Frederick Hodgdon.
Hodgdon. whoae office Is at 2695
Coast Highway, has prepared a~
sketch of '1 delightful old fa.sh-
loned church which will be suit-
able fo r remodeling of thr
church's recently acquired sto(e
bull81ng On Agate.avenue.
Coast Student
form 24 Clubs
Rea.llstnr that extra-claas ac-
Uvttle• are vital educa.tJon&l me-
dium., atudentl and faculty at
Orang-e Cout collere are cooper·
atlng in the organl.r.atlon at 24
club gl"OUJ>8 covering varioua
phuea of aoclal and voca Uonal
lntereaU.
CJube centering around voc,a-
Uonal matten include englneen,
young farmera. future buatneu,
future teachers, ~lta club (for
prospective• nurse.a}, flytnc club
and ETA Beta pt (potentiaJ home
economic.a.)
01 11pectal academic nature are
the Polyglots t foreign langu&ge
enthul!llaaU!). International rela-
tions, Pa Oa (poll ti cal .eclence ma-
jor11), and Alpha Gamma Sigma
(•tale scholastic honorary soci-
ety.)
0Pf'D to All
The Student Christian &.8.!locla-
tion is open to all student8 Inter·
ellled in social and religious mat-
l"ers.
Leii;iure time activitie8 are pro-
moted through such groups u
Women·s Athletic association.
sailing tt'am, tennts club, wrest·
ling club. Lettermen·a group, l!lki
club, badminton, photo club and
pep ·"lnd Dixieland band.
Within the next tv.'o weeks each
of these organizations will have
its nev .. ly elected student officers
who in close assoclatioh with their
chosen faculty adviser will l!lched-
ulc various p1·oject8, field trips
and social activities commensur-
ate \vith the specific activity con·
cerned.
Saturday Baby
Born Sunday
Saturday should have been the
day but it JUst wasn't.
Instead it was Sunday ~ 9 :33
p. 1n . to be f'x~c t -when the baby
made his a<.lvent in St. Joseph
hospital. .
Par1•nt..s of the boy? Mr. and
Mrs, James Saturday of 1310 N .
Flowl'r St., Santa Ana.
met Thuniday ·'.lt White's Park end. q·~ET TITLE SUIT
avenue care. Mabel Fitzmorris Howard Cave 823 Coaat Hwy . >
Presided C d I M ' II _, hi ,"' Seeking to quil't t!Ue to a~r-CONDITIONAL PERMIT · • orona e ar, flto:-u 8 80n 8 • Coriiing to Corona de! Mar in b" 1 bel t 1 Ca d I C<'I of real estate In Ne t NOTICE OF REA.RitNG
1939 Braden and Key Finch start-tcylbec ed •Is ng so en. !lhve hi•,· Beach, George R. Hudson and (Planning Comml1!11k>n) scr t as maroon w w e G E H d , ed their ftrst commercial produc-trim, with the handlebars spotted olden . · u son have filed suit Notice i~ hereby given that the
lion o! what had previously been Ith t ln superior court agaln8t Paul T. Planning Commission of the City
a hobby o! Kay·8 the modeling or w C rua · th r•-11 1_, b Hart, administrator of the estate of Newport Beach will hold a pub-. ar cOVC'r e -were s "'"' Y r h I 1 Lo M J d I small ceramic pieces of hr-r own Mrl!I. Leo Hoffman, 209 N. •Bay o t e a e ra . u y, le hearing on the application of ~nique design. Skilled as an art-Front. Balboa Island and Victor the Balboa Island Community
1st, ~he 8tlll does most of the de· B. Appel, 137 Topaz Ave., Balboa VARI ANCE Methodist Church for a Condltlon-
slgn1ng, from dinner ware to Island. Mary Gi180n, 114 Ame-NOTICE OF HEARING al Permit in accordance with Sec-
anlmals, some of them modeled thyst Avt'., Balboa Island, said a (Pl&nnlnc ConimhMlon ) lion 11 nf Ordinanc(' No. S25 so
from her • own ch.:implon York-r~d paraChute tarp "-'as pulled • Notice is hereby glven tha~ the that they may remodel the busl-
shore terriers and Afghan hounds. fronl her c ar in 8 theft attempt. PIRnnlng Commission of the City {less building into fl church at
Mr. Flnsh told how pott<'rY is ot Newport Beach will hold a pub~ 111-13-15 Agate Avenue, Balboa
made and brought models of the lie hearing on the application of I!!lland, ISly 15 ' Lot 8, 9, & 10.
various stages of pottery making Sta.mp Collecting Lester R. Kelly for a variance on Block 7, Section l ).
from the moulds to the finlflhed the Wly 30 ' of SJy 4~·_;1.At IO, Notice i~ hereby further given
product. Two original ceramics, latest Activity Block 6: s ection 5, Balnpa 1111a:nd, that 88.ld hearing will be held on
a pottery shell vMe and fi8h do-! 1706 Park A,·enue) "1 accord-the 19th day of October 1950. at
nated to the club were won by for Boys' Club ance with Section 11 of/Ordinance the hour of 7:30 p. m , in the Coun-
Elizabeth Hess. No. 525 80 that he may be allowed cil Chamber of the City Hall.
The regulat business meeting Members of the Harbor Area ll five 151 foot setback on Park Newport Beach, California, at
followed the talk. Freda.h Bate~. Boy's club who are Interested in Avenue. which time and place any and all
radio and television chairm-:in re-forming ·"l stamp co1lecting and Notice is hereby further given persons Interested may appear and
ported on contacts being made to study .club will meet Thurl!lday, that said hearing will be held on be heard thereon.
have a spot broadca.!lt on KVOE October 12 , at 3:45 p.m. the 19th day of October. 1950 at RAY Y. COPELIN,
during National Business Worn-Various means and methods of the hour of 7:30 p. m. In the Coun-• Secretary
en's Week. Oct. 15 to 21 . collecting 8tamps will be discuss-ell Chamber of the City Hall, New-NE'WPORT BEACH
Guests introduced were Mrs. ed as well as some of the educa-port Beach, Caliofmla. at which PLANNJNG COMMISSION
Joonna Sailors, Marie Therkild-tional advanta.gcs. Harbor area ti1ne and place any and all per-' By order of Chairman
sen, Maggie Grider, Jean Hov.rell reslde:'lts can save and contrib· sons Interested. may appear and Walter _M . Longmoor
and Mrs. Elsie Eggett, ll former ute stamps to this new junior be heard thereon. No. ~-PreM.
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DltlVD llOQl<ED sn:AL Ht•B CAPS
.Booked at the county jaU Wed-
needay on drunk drlvl.ng cha.rg.
e1 wu Ernest J . White, 48. 1917
Tultln Ave., eo.ta Me.aa. ar-reeted
by 1berltf'1 offlcen for Newport
Beach townah1p .
John F . Lit~· 112 Amethyat
Avt>., &Jboa bihnd reported to
police that three Ford bub e&JMI
were stolen from his car which
WM parked O\'ernight In front of
his hpn1c. The theft occurred
some time lx'twC"en Saturday night
Be wlo"ee--ttelfell peopJ........ad vertJ..1.-•: and Sunday morning.
for finest tools -
Housewares and Hardware
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OUR REGULAR QUALITY
$65 PAlt,IT JOB
(Most Cars -All Coloro)
Our 1'-TOllt'rn enc lOHed
d11;;t p1011f pa.in t booth
I.'> vnur· H.:>i<Uranc<' of &·
. J1t.·r fct:l paint job.
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and Genuine Chevrolet & Olds Parts
• Steam cleaning, Washing • Comt>lelc I.t1brication
.• Engine Reb.uilding • Expert Hydromatic Servi.cc
• Brake Service • Bo~y ·ahd Fender Repairs
Free Estimates given on all re pair work
• Free Pick·UJl and Dclivcr:v
• Compare our Prices a11d (iual1ty Work
Culbertson Moto r Co.
2481 Coast Highway • lkacon 6442
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from a year in New Zealand. help l!lome of the members who Secretary ~~------------'---------------------~-------.:·
A sable fur piece to be a door might not otherwise get some of NEWPORT BEACH
prii.e at the Ch1istmas PrevieW the issuea. PLANNING COMMISSION I
In December was modelell by Mrs. It Is planned to have stamp By order of Chairman
Fitzmorris. club meetings r-very two weeks Walter M ~ Longmoor
as soon ·:ts a date satisfactory to No. 564-Press.
-People do read the Wt1-nt ad.a. everybody can be established. Publish Oct. 12, 19~.
(,'(L\IBINED Rl!:POKT o t • cosom oN Of' THE
'NEW P 0 RT HARBOR BANK
LOCATED AT CORONA DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA
M of the clo86 of bu1dne11s on the t th '4y of October, 1960
ASSETS
Cash , due from other banks.
of collection
and cash items in pr0<:e&!I
U. S. 'Government obligations, direct and fully guaranteed
State, county. municipal and school district obligations .. .
Loans and discou.nts llncludes $1368.74 overllraft.!JI ....... ~
Bank premises, furniture, fixtures and equipment ... .
Other assets .......................... ···················-······ -·· ...................... .
Total Assets -·····································
LIABILITIES
Commercial deposit&--demand ............. .
Commercial deposits-time .. \.... ........... .
Savings deposits .......................... J ..... _ ··-··
U. S. Government and poetal aavings d<'pol!lll.8 ................... .
State. county and municipal deposits ... . . ................. ,> ..
S 336.829.LO
774,523.60
199,237.23
440,683.28
20.936.32
6.035.o:>
U,778.144.63
1.601 ,307 .OJ
5.000.00
Saving~
s 83.0~4.74
145.244.06
332.327.98
$ 5110,626.78
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450,628.78
85.000 .•
$ 419,883.84
,919,787.86
199,237,23
772.911.24
20,936.32
6,oa:;,o:;
$2,338,771.3\
No .matter HOW .you get
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W hatever you do durina the d1y, you tax your physilfal energies-yo u set TIRED.
Your tkst and quick.est .. pick-up .. then is colf'lpltJe rtlaxot1011 And you
can set that kind of rela.JL.ation ONLY ir your chair cradle~ and !oupporls
you. from held tQ foot, in the ortl1optdically-corrtcl posturt wbicb 1cnd.s
to ttlease muscul1r and nervous tenstons.
Thett is ONLY ONE ortbopedic.ally-correcl rest-posture-Ir)' it in lhe
Cott/011r Chair·LoUttlt •nd sec for yourself What an amazing ditrcreru:e
2xi) s NC:,. 2, Reg. $I 20.00
Special -$99.99 per M
. , Ix 8 R.wd . Channel Sid ing
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Ca.pita! Pai"d In:
20,787.91
35,000.0o
3,200.00
8.~7.77
$l,67S,M2.71 $ 535.626.78
1,801.307.03
5,000.00.
450,628.78
20.787.91
120.00000
3,200.00
8,257.77
$2,209,179.49
it mat.es. "It's not srttin1-i1's /loatittt!''
10 minutes in a Contour Ch.air·Loun~ and you"IJ agree-it's tbt'Ol'LY
way to llELAX. Try ;1-now.
--Th•N i1 enly OHf erthopedicolly correct rest-posture , . ;
w~•~ Ix I 0 Rwd. Channel Sid ing
• Reg . -$I S.0.00
Special-$125.00-per M
LO~·NS * . -
BorNW u-p to 9"00 umecUttd. Caa be med for pleinblll1 fb:.
-palallq. roo.ftllC, eketnc:al lhtarN. etc. A., ......00.U,... . . I -
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Surplua ................................................................... -·-·········-···········
Undivided profits-net ............................................................... . ;
45,000.00
25.000.00
34,691.M
,211.000.00 70,000.00
26,000.00
,34,591.85
Total C&pl~ Accounl.8 ·····-·····-···· .. ·······-··························· t<H.Mtt.85 26,000.00
TOTAL LlAB1LITIES <}ND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ........ $1,778,lHM l 560,628.78 U ,338,TTl.M
FIDUCIARY STATl!lMENT -(;9U R T AND PRIVATE '11lUSTS-N ONE
KEM OR.ANDA: Aalet Pl ediecs to S.CUre L.f.&bt.Utiea
' ' Pledpcl &fMtl (end .eecuritiee loaned) (book value):
U, S. Oonrnmmt obllpU<ino pl~ to oecutt de-
poolta and otller llablllUeo ................... -..... -... • .. -·--.... -11,2111.25 • 11:1.392.58 l!Ml,MS.81
8T A 'I'll 0 1' CALIFORNIA. County ot Or&nire; •· •
1'.-T. Van. *· Preotdent and Wm. D. Sexton. .u.t. CUhler ot the Newport S-ilanii.
llol»S, ~ --for blmoelt ..:;. lie bu a p. ._.i ~ of tl>o mattuo --In tl>o
-:-:: I s ...,,,... ot ,oondltlcll elid -P"l1ab! IDS tllerelo ud .tllat every. allq&lk>n. •tatemont.
.,. and ~-...., contalneil la -to tbO beot of Illa_,..... and l>dtef •
. ~ -lbed and ~ to bof-ma )v both •-ta U11&.IUt.da7 of Odobft, lll!O. ! •••
" ' ButAJf .P. J'OLSY . • )A-T. VAN D!'Kll,, M~-~ la ud f or -c-llt y of Oranp j Pr d,_
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ORDER NOW FOR (,'HRISTMA8
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FURNITURE COMPANY
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NEWS-TIMES -Every ·Tuesday
NEWPORT BAY PosT-Wednesdavs
. NEWPORT-BADBOA PR~ -Thundays
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J(-lla7 Poot olu.uted Ads -raa la U.0 ~7 N-~ or' tlle '1'11t1rlda7 P.-
MINDIUM AD 18 4 LINES
AJ1 Vin 'IW M9 mmt be pakt tor a.. la U9UI08 of pabUmtton..
4 IJnee 1 Paper $ .'75
4 IJnes 2 Papen 1.50
4 Un... S Papen 2.00
Tbe publlaben wU1 not be ruponalble for _more than one incorrect
lDllertlon. Of &D adftrtleement. reserve the rtPt to correctly clauit)'
an:t"&Dd all ada and to reject any advertisement not conforming to ndu and resuJ&tlQlb. Advertisement.a-and cancellatlona will be
llCCepttd up to n p .m . on the day preceding publlcaUon. Ph. Har. 1$16
PllaMi Bar. 1118, ult for "Act ~ or ~ ad and iemittance to
JllEWPORT HARBOR PUBLISHING CO.
ftll Balboa Blvd., Newport. 8-h, callfomla.
MOVING?
Harbor Transfer
LOCAL Oft LONG DISTANCE
!'bone Bea. 8927 or Bea. 5272·M.
1994 Harbor Blvd., CMta Mesa
..
• 20c21H
BICYCLES
Rent -Repair -Sell
Schwinn dealer
Part.a and a.ecesaorles
Ace Key Service
101 Kallt, B&Iboa Har. 1199
4lc42H
.
12-BUILDDYG SERVICES
FRED W. SNELL
Painting Contractor
DOCKS and l"l!lNCES
Exterior and interior painting
and paper hanging.
227~ E. 20th St., Costa Mesa
Beacon 84<1-.J
-~~~~~~~~~~-
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
273 Palmer st., Colta Me.a
Bea. 5<57-M 94c9
CARPENTER WORK, truc k . and
power tools. Union scale or
OOMPLll'l'm BOUSE CLEANING bid on job. Harbor 1164-M.
29c30H Jifmce. J"urnJture and rugs ___________ _
lb&mpooed Free estlmatea-
Fully -
Al's .House & Rug
Cleaning Co.
INTERIOR -EXTERIOR
PAINTING
LICENSED -INSURED
Glenn Johnston
Beacon 8111 72tfc 501 ·31st St. Newport Beach
Custom Tailoring
For Ladies and Men
Alterations -Furrier
PIPER-JOHNSON
813 E. Balboa Blvd. Har. 109!i
16tfc
Furniture Repairing
Cha1r bottoms renewed, cane or
.-pllnt. Chair rounds, backs and
rockers replaced; also re.gluing.
HARVEY'S FURNITURE
REPAIR SHOP
2060 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
:Beacon 8133·J. 17c l8H
1!-BUILDING SERVICES
H. H . HOLBROOK
DEPENDABLE PLUMBING
A Pl'Ompt
11-11' Service Maintained
PlloM: Harbor H18-W
lli01 Bal-Bhd., Newport Beach
· REP AIRING and
PAINTING
IUtASONABLE. Larg-e or small
)*a_ Free e.i1Umates. Walker,
.JOi-t8th St., Newport Beach.
Bar. 3'lll'l·J. 'i7cl8H
Harbor 2297·J
!<-PERSONALS
' FRB1E CHECKING Bll:RVICB:
HAVJC YOUR WATCH TICSTED
fl'OR ACCURACY ON OUR NmW
TIME MASTER
WALLACE CAI..DERHEAD
Jeweler an work done tn our own ebop
817 Coast Blvd., C'.orona del M.ar
Alcoholics Anonymous
Wrtte P . 0 . Box 197
Balboa Island, Calif.
Phone Kimberly 3-5393
MADAME I~AURA
Spiritualist and psychic reader .
Advice on love, marriage and
business. Come see this gifted
woman today.
917 So. Main St .. Santa Ana
Ph. Kimberly 2·9081
25p36
HAND PAINTED SKIRTS
Blouses, lingerie, lamp shades,
draperies, towels, aprons make
love ly personalized CHRIST·
MAS GIFTS.
START LESSONS NOW!
Phone Ve-Vi, Hhbor 0382-R
LAO.Y DRIVING EAST want.a !1~·1?-CAaP~R-· cou,ple or 2 ladles to fl.hare q:-
·; . · ·. " .. , . 1 ~ i "i'i\eJto..,:~·~vm)l -<;>c~ 1st!).'~
tn,,:·11-nQ . VO,od,llQg .. t· , ohange ' tefer~ce'S. Phone '1!M..
Y uphalt Ule and install 5079·J . 2~27 -·tile. RAY KIMPLE
A.pl. 3, ahlngled house rear
lt41 Newport Blvd.; Costa Mesa.
Phone Beacon 6431
2c3H
Painting by "PAT"
11 ,_,.. Sttvlc'e in Harbor A rea
pall Sat. A Su.n., Beacon 5055·J
: IP -Und St., Costa Meea
Use
Classified
Ads
• • • to sell your car
• . • to find a buyer
for your bome
. • . to reat your apt.
.•. to dispose of
furaltnre .aad ho-bold . gocllla
YO• llO longer
IM!ell. ' • • . to lllld a good
Job
23-SICUATIONS WANTJl:D
w ASHING or mONIKG In ,,,,
home. finlahed or roup dJy. B)'
• pteciA or hOUJ'. Pboa.e Beaeott
6203·J 20c22
COLLEGE TRA..INED youns wo-
man, former aeaiatant buyer,
seeks intereet~ position. Per-
manent resident. Ph. Harbor
1146,WK. '21tf
MAN 33 Desires to m&ke home
in vicinity. Exp. as bkkpr., pay-
roll clerk, timekeeper, gen. ott.
clei'k in Const. Motor Frt.. A
Bldg. Mat. )Viii conalder any.
thing. can Han1• L. A . Logan
8-384.0, or write Bx.. U2, % th18
paper. 25p2T
EXPERIENCED C&rpenter want.II
work by the hour. -WW turn1ah
AU tools. Beacon 8119-J.
1llc2'7
80. CALIF. BIBLE COu.&GE
Stude:nta want part time work.
Baby slttlng Gardening
Bouework Windows clnd
Ironing Servt:ce Sta. Helpen
R.Mtavn.nt Work. :ste.
Phone K!mb.ir!J 3-328I-, lllxt 11 . 30p21B
WOKA.N WANTS· HOUSEWORK
by the hour-Call Harbor
l~t·M-K. 28'pJT1l
..
• .. r •
Rug.and ·upholitery Cleaning 1and ~ing . . -~ We rpec1111ze In cJeen1nr II.up and UphollterJI ltillj. lbM In
yOW'-own llome or la -.plut uotnr tlw t-Blld.1711t~
•
8'-Ht!SiO.U. MDIO
~---~~~~~~--WA NT TO BUY CANOll, aboUt!WANTEDYMr planoo. Trll<io In
18 tt. Phone Barboq 215GQ.M. ~ur Ol\I JJ!ano .,on _a 1o,.M,
• • I . 2k28 Spinet .,.. • ...... 111\ll ~n .
I 4S-£lPil~ I 4 l!llD1!DI "'-Ai'il'i"..u:N'i'il ~ &C)1Ji!i:3
Furnished or unturnlahed 2-bdrm .
houoe, ,._., Children O.K.
Hlrbeet cull allowance. '1'erma.
-....... ~. DANZ-ScaMwT PIANO CO., ~" --· ~•
B. A. Nereson
1982 NEWPORT BLVD. ·-~-.. ~~-roa SALii .,..._Ith. no No. 111a1n, Santa ~ -~ ~·-r 1----. ..... --.-, -----Ana. • Linwood Vick, Rltor.
PRE-TAX SALE Bal-bl1l>d Har. 2042 32"6f RUGS DYED
Costa Meaa Beacon 62:U
2ed7
Let Wt make your o1d ~ and tllmltUN look like new wltlt
bright, new colon. All worti: ~t.Md. · , , ' • USJllD PIANOS from Me.OD ·up.
O•t your new 1961 model tel•· Oood playlnr condition. DANZ-RED BARN -llOtJ.SE.· back bay
• 2 B.R., canal h'oot., pier and float.
FOR irR!!:E ESTIKATES, PHONE BEAC01" 11108 -.
riatorl NOW before the new tax SCHMIDT, 520 No. M'.&ln. Santa ranch. 2 bedroom Wlf'Uml.ebed.
-goea Into effect. Ana. corner 8th. , W~l place tor ct1lldren.
n--• I ti f Ph I W I I Bee'!l"l IT&ll-J. 25<27
AttracUve, SIG mo. winter, ·ai.o
cute am.:all apt. for 1 or 2 ptt--
aon.a. 145 mo. tocl. uUl. Harbor
3173-W. 2Sp28 HANLEA'S uuuu ae ec on o i cos, eat·, NEW l"rol'lt&Jinl accordlc:m. Pl'P'l •
lnghouse •• Admiral and Packard te11lonal tntravox. model wit..t A.TrRACTIVID BAY FRONT 2 2039 HARBOR BLVD. Co.u.·M-2lc24H Bell. 19 ah1fta. 8e11 for over $i~ bedroorrr tumiahed duplex apt.
L.ARGE furnJahed l·bedroom apt.,
nreplace, paUo, refrlg'., waah..
machtne. Reasonable rent, year-
ly or w1nler. 213 Colton S t..
Newport Bt!ach, Harbor 1304-W . ,
SALESMEN
Golden Opportunity
For High Grade, Ambitlo118 ' Specialty Salesmen
lbmtngs unlimited selllnl' Amer·
lea's tineat lifet1me aluminum
awnings. Top commlastona. Car
needed. Apply ID pe1"90n 9 :00
a . m. to 0 :00 p. m.
KOOL VENT of Long Beach
74S Pine Ave. Long Bff.ch\
25pH
NEED RESPONSIBLE person to
care tor young baby 5 days
week. 7:30 -4:30. _ 1313 Wett
Bay Ave., Newport Beach. Har.
2554·R. 25c27
WANTED.-Mature lady to do
• SPECIAL: now •tor S39tl, ealO lnciud ... I Near Balboe mopping dlatrlcL
II •••a. ...,,...: • ..!"-?179 • . 1961 Phtlbo lO·lnch T elevlalon Convenient tenna at ~ Garage. ~ mo. Harbor 483. • " • • • ,;:;;:;::;;_ ;.;;= l $ 29 9 FER'S MUSIC CO. (lliJ!ce 190'!) ~ · on Y 2 • ey <21 No. Sycamore, Banta Ana. NICI: A'l"I'RACTIVE 1 bedroom
CLEARANCE "SALE DA VIS-BROWN Co. Klmberly 2-0872. · apt. Winter or yeerly. 1406 w.
1 _ Balboa Blvd., lnq. apL 4. 26c28
on used ,.
Elec. Refrigerators
ranges and washing
·machines
ALL ltenu priced to sell quickly
STRQOTS • • •
TeWinkle Hdwe.
1~ Newpott Jllvd.
COBta Me.a Be.aeon 0222
TWO 9 x 12 uac!d rup.
lerton Ave .. Newport
Bea"COn m9•W.
11,!8 "'11·
Height.a:.
26<28
1880 Harbor Blvd. C011ta ,..Mea. OROAN8-U1ed elect.rte. A beau·
Beacon 6821 . ty. Save on tbla tor ebttrch or
BAMBOO RATTAN SHOPS
,Complete llne, factory-to.you.
Open 12·9 dolly & Sun. Bank
terms. 275 Ocean Ave., Laguna
Beach. tfc
BAMBOO -RATTAN FACTORY.
Buy direCt and 'save. 3·plece
secUonaJ t.hta week only $114' .50.
384 N . Coe.at Blvd .. Laguna 8Ch.
24.tfc
SPECIALS in New
and Used Furniture
New Hollywood metal bed
trameA ............. ·----.. ···-··-··-... $ ~.95
Blonde Jflaple dinett e !le~ .... 89.50
Used breakfas t set ........... ; .... 19.95
home, Another for In&. DA.NZ.
SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 8111ta
'Ana, G20 No. Mt.In, comer 8th.
AN OPPORTUNITY
For Real Estate Broker to take
over utablllhed bulilneea ln
Harbor District. Due to necet-
slty of ta.king over manage·
ment of buslneu of b!'ot.Jltr
now incapacitated, wlll tum
over lease and nicely equipped
ottlce In excellent location.-
many tine Uatlnp. Rent $&0-
muat sell quickly. Write Box
Q2, thl• paper. 26<27
BALBOA WINTJ:R RENTAL
Completely / n-y turnlalled. l\e-
fri&'. N-ohop. dial. Adulta.
lJW. pd. Panelray heat.
Reasonable Rent
On Bl. Balboa Blvd., Balboe
Phono'H&rt>or 21527·R
1Sp27 .
UNJl"URNl8HED 2 bedrm. bowie
In a CQ<ut. With gua...,. Wash-
ing m&eh1ne. $60 mo. 7'53 Weat
19th, Coeta MeM. Bea. 8097 ·JK.
21lfc
OltLUXJC 2 bdrm. fum. dpx. apt.
Immaculate, homey • fireJ>lace,
ye.rd, garage. Leue $100 mo.
Adull!J. 423 Marigold, Corona
del Mar. 14pl5B
27p29
Trailer Storage
Protected by 8 tt. steel fence,
$1.00 per week.
TRAILER TOWN
327 W . Wilson Costa Mea
Phone Beacon 5016-M
PERMANENT SLEEPINO RM ..
garage. S8 per w k. BLUE TOP
MOTEL, 401 Newport Blvd.
(above Arches). 15tfc
NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM &
kitchen, $37 -50 mo .• linens and
utilities turnlahed. 2 people.
general house work. Stay on ----------~New lnnersprlng mattres.se8
.. .......... , ........ •-··-·-· ···----······· 19.95
CAFE In yacht landing. Very
clean and well equJpped. Ph.
Beacon 6488-W (after 8 p.m .l
26<29
COMPLETELY FURN.
ALSO down st&lra bedroom. Prl·
vate entrance. Bath, $10 per
week for 2 men. 123 • 28th St ..
Newport Beach. 20c2IH
place. Write quatlncatlons and
age. P . o. Box 218, Newport
Beach. 26p27
Philco Refrig. Sale
7.2 cu. ft.· Philco cwu $224.1)())
Now ................................... S210.GO
9.2 cu. tt. Philco (WU $259.00)
Rollaway bed with inner·
spring matt,••• ........• 24 .00 " up __ MAR ___ I_N_E--W~.-A-Y_S __
New and Used Fumtture Good bustneas, eatab. 6 yn. Single Dale's Furniture track. Have equip. " room for
ROOMS & APTS.
MONTHLY OR YEARLY
STAGE MOTEL
608 Coii.et Hiway, Newport
AVAILABLE Nov. 14th. several
rooms with bath and k itchen
privileges, $30 mo. GILLETTE
HOUSE , Penn. Point on Bay
F ront. Call Harbor 2649-M or
Harbor 044-J. 26p39
HOUSEBOY or housekeeper want·
ed by two adults. No cooking' .
Private room and ba.th, plus
saJary. Call Beacon M99·R. Now .................................... $245.50 1929 Harbor Blvd. expansion. Xlnt. Newport loca·
tlon for yacht. A comm. boata. CORONA DEL MAR -Yearly f.5--RENT, MI8CELLANJ;()US
Bea. 0101.w
26<28
WIU.. FURNISH house and ·utlll·
ties t o elderly C'oup1e In ex·
change tor a few hours work
See these Philco. Refrigerators at
Randall APP.liaitces
616 Cout '"ff ghway
C.Orona del Mar per week. Write Box N-2 c/o 27c
this paper. 26<28 ------------
MARINE SERVICE and hard·
ware dea.ler (not local) wantJI
two men for service department.
Ont!. first cla.s.s marine motor
mecha.nic (no tinkerer&), own
TREADLE SEWING MACJilNE
Good condl~lcm. Boy's l&r&"' bl·
cycle $15. 382 East 20th St.,
C011ta Mesa. Ph. Beacon 63M·J
2'5c27
toola. One maintenance man ------------
GOOD ICE BOX & w hite enamel Muat sell account of other bual-rental. l bedrm. turn. apt. $75
stove for sa.le $20. Phone Bea· ness interests. Write Box T·2, mo. incl. utll. Ideal location. I2X20' Office space, corner loca-
con 5591 4 '"'K. 25p27 this paper. 26p27 ~I Lark.spur Ave., C . D. M. tlon. Street level. 515 Eut Bal-
\JRGENT -MUST SELL THIS 2:X:27 bOa Blvd., Balboa. Har. 2121.
WEEK -Chests. beds. chairs, U A.PA&TllSNTB a BOUlllCS NEARLY NEW Fum. 2 bed.rm. __________ 95T __ FC_
couch. Ph. Laguna 4831 . 26p27 apt., over garage. E ll!'C. refrig. Lido Isle ' winter SM and yearly $75 at NINE P C, Pilgrim0 maple dining I 124 u _ 29th St,, Newport Bch , U You want a rental on LIDO .,... '38 Studebaker I-ton truck with rm. set. s tudio couch and Call owner Beacon 6378-J. matching chair. 3l6 Iris Ave.. ISLE see WJ. Several lovely 25p27 pick-up body. $300 cuh . can be
Corona de! Mar after 5 :30, Sat. ap&rtmenta also home.a avail-------------seen a fter 5 p.m. R. C. Owen, 35
and Sun. 26<:28 able. • BALBOA ISLAND-3 bedrm. !Ur-Balboa Cove, Newport Bch. Ph.
48-AUTOMOBILES, TIRES
capable of yacht quality patnt-
and vamishing and willing to
fill In w ith minor· carpentering,
rigging, bilge, cleaning, etc.
Ideal living conditions, promo-
tion opportunlUes. Start at $250
Guaranty plus bonuses tor pro·
ductlon and merchandi~ng.
Write Box X·2, this paper.
· Do You Need a2-A-ANTJQuEs
a Washing machine? I 'B-EA_U_TI_F_U_L_t-al_l _m_i-lk_g_l-ass_l_a_m_p
P .A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
3383 Via Lido
Harbor 1500
niSbed. Furnace. O&rage. En-Har. 706. 26c27
clOMd p&Uo. Yearly or-winter WILL TRADE Good Clean 1948
rental 91V&flabJe. Very reason-Packard Station Wagon, low
27p29
See us for
BARGAINS
in used TVs
We have a few good models avail·
able-just traded ln this week .
Here's your chance to save some
money!
DA VIS-BROWN Co.
1885 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
Beacon 6821
TWIN bunk beds. XJnt. tnner-
sp·nng mattresses . and box
springs. Davenport and chair,
good condition. $130 or sell sep-
arately. Ameri. Flyer elec. train,
streamliner, with new tra.na·
former, $15. Harbor "124l·M
eves. or Saturday. 26c27
WE OFFER: $10. tor your old
Iron aa trade on a New Horton
Ironer.
Randall Appliances
• &16 ~t Highway
'' ._ j,j ;~ del Mar _...:::-;:
27c
HOME FREEZERS
Immediate Delivery •
VICTOR QUICK FREEZE-New
models, 5-year gtiara.ntee. 9, 18
and 21:> cu . n . sizes.
AU.10
NEW 4 1' cu. n. General mrig-
eraton. Immediate dellfti'y.
ALSO
NEW Caloric table top gu ranges
Immediate delivery.
Dale's Furniture
1129 Harbor Blvd. Bea. &107-W
We have several available
week , wringer type.
$15 and up
th ls
DA VIS.BROWN Co.
ISM Harhor Blvd. Coat.a M98&
Beacon 8821 •
LA.DOCS DRBlSSES, blouses. bags.
ehoee. Starting at $2.
• 81aee 9 -14
Ott white Btrook Co&t ............ $.25
Red Faille coat , size 14 ............ $11
Elec. blue gabard. BUit 111.ze 12 $1 5
105 Via Koran Lido I.ale
24c26
AWNINGS
M:Udew Realltant , , . C&nvae
Aluminum .. l'lneet Material.I
Free EaUmatea • . Patio Furn
Expert Reco;wrtnc
SANTA ANA
TENT & AWNING
alnce 1920 KI 2-3G45
1626 S. MAIN, SANTA ANA
You Are Invited
to Come to the
Opening
. .OF 1J~~t·l·~: Dress Shop
Choice selection of ladies'
ready to w~ar.
items.
Many new
5041h W. Balboa Blvd
Balboa
26<27
6-ft. COLDSPOT, $50 .. box trailer
and hitch. $10. boy's &port coat
and slack.a, me 10. $5, 107 G
atriet, Balboa, Harbor 239()..M.
26c27
WESTINGHOUSE 12 1,i" telev1·
aion, table model, used very
lltUe. $100. Call 9-10 a.m., 406
E . Balboe Blvd., Balboe. 2$<31
RecoildltioneJ 10..ln. EMERSON
table model T . V., ST~. 90*(1ay
guarantee.
' Randall Appliances
815 Caul '\ilghway
Corona del Mar
27c
bases "''Ith green IMves. Dry
'Sink. Oya! dfop IC'af table. Call
Mrs. Richardson at Ri chard-
son's Yacht Anchorage, H arbor
369. 26c28
R esults come from constant
Practice! An ad regularly in this
22tfc
ONE BEDROOM APT. on Grand
Canal, Balboa laland, near shop-
ping center. Adult.a only. Win·
t er or yearly. Ph. Ha.r. M8-M.
• 20.22
paper will protluce r esults for you. ------------
able to right party. 120 Em· mileage for good fishing boe.t .
erald, owner will show Sunday V.'rite Box V·2, this paper.
or call Olympia 1088 fL. A.) 26p28
25p30 ------------
------------FOR SALE BY OWNE R-1940
BALBOA PENINSULA -Charm-Ford Dlx. Convertible Cpe. New
ing 3 bedroom, 2 bath, furnish· motor. nev.· pe.int. Price $490. R.
ed apartment. Rea.sonable. Win-Seibert, 23572 s. E . Kings Rood.
ttr or yea.r round. Har. 3019-R. Cllff Haxen. Ph. Beacon 6333-J.
tfc 26p28
NfCE ATTRACTIVE 1 bedrm. ---.----------1949 CHEVROLET 4 dr . Stylellne. SS-BOATS, SUPPLIES
Chrysler Engines
Used.
Crowns -Royals
See John Harvey
a't Seacraft
625 COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
PH. BEACON 5771
2tfc
NATIONAL one-de:Sign sail boat.
Clean. 2 suiLq of sails. $550.
Call T . D. Rogers, Harbor 2543
25p27
Walt's Trading Post
Used Marine Gear
Nautical Decorat.ions Used Nets
apt. Winter or yearly. U05 w. Yearly and Winter Rentals
Balboa Blvd. Inquire apt. •·
1
We have several turn. h.sea . and
2!tc27 apt.8. at very low winter rates
------~-----$40 mo & up.
BAL. ISL. year round rental, 2
BR. furnished, with garage and Aleo all year rent.ala.
utilities, $85. t-Jear ator~a. eve-
nings call Harbor 606·R. 28c28
BALBOA ISLAND S50 mo, wtn.
ter rental. 2 bdrm. gueat houae,
rum. minimum utll. pd. Furn·
ace heat. 120 D~ond. BaJ. Is.
Harbor 1520·W. 25<::27
3 ROOM API'. turniabed, Elec.
Rfg.. Includes all utilities, all
year rental to couple-No pet.a.
605 Bay Ave., Bal.boa, (Key at
209 -8th St.) 25p27
OCEAN FRONT
Balboa Penlnaula, qulet, 2nd floor
apt. Excellent location. Short
Paul C. Jones-Rental Agcy.
2307 B&lbo& Blvd. N ewpor:t Beach
Call Harbor 370 or Harbor 231 3
22p3'3
1-bdrm, large living rm, garage.
frigidalre on 2nd floor.
ALSO lower 2·bdrm, lovely apt.
both on water, near mkts,
thear.. bus. Very quiet. Adults.
.617·36th St .. Har\IQr 691 4 W.
23tfc
MODERN attractively furnish ed
3-rm. apartment. K itchen, bath
garage, utll. paid. Near 18th S,t .
By month or lease. Ph. Karbor
499·M. 26p27
Lo"' mileage._ Owner selling.
Radio, etc. $1700 full prlce.
Bank \\.'ill handle. Beacon 6826.
(After 6 p. m . Ph. Bea. 5564·R I
26c27
1950 CHEVROLET convertible,
low mileage, $2200 or will trede
for older cl('an car. Phone Bea.
6488-W arter 6 p.m. 26<:28
1947 MERCURY club coupe, black
\\1i ll take trade. 673 Victoria St.
Costa Mesa. Beacon 5498-J
26c27
1946 OLDS 66 deluxe club coupe
'o'•ith radio. Excellent condition.
low mileage. New paint and
tires_ $925. 2581 Vis ta Drlv.:.
Bay Shores or Ph. Bea. 6388-M .
27c29
• SI-TRAILERS 422·30th St. Newport Beach
Open Sundays Ph. Har. 2410 walk to ahopplng· district and BALBOA Peninsula-nice 3-room 22· Eastern built trailer-good
transportaUon. View or both furn. apt., neat and clean, close condi tio:i, Will sell or trade for 17cl8H
REJ;IST~~~D; Snipe and traJlep, ·
Nice condition. F'r-ite $185. cail
Beacon 5743-\\'. 25p27
~~ and l>ay. 2 large bed· in. $3ft mo. to June 1st. Child property 9r pick-up \ru~: l!:IO '-T-.:1~'1--~~ li!A~~fc;~ ~tit:t i~s .. ~~r~· :~i~ ,~··~::1 !r.f
mo. winter, or avililable for ltlhed 2_ bdrm. home and gar·
yearly leue. Harbor 2278·W age with lady-Service man's 55-MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED TO BUY front .owner.
24 to 30 ft. fishing boat. Loh· ___________ 2_2_c_24 wite, business woman or ? 805 LOANS TO BUILD, IMPROVE,
BUY, MODERNIZE, OR
REFINANCE ""'" o' cu, Johnson hull pre· Balboa Island
t erred. Must be in good shape a .
and priced right. Give full 1n· ,...eauUtul 4 bedroom, S bath hom4!
fomlation and rock bottom In f lneat looa.tJon. Complete17
nrice first letter. Write Box V-2 fumleJ:ted, $160 monui, winter ' ..... w c/o lh,ls paper. 26p28 ·
Stanley Hadfield 16' sailboat. excell ent condition.
See at Dick's Dock, 805 Coalilt
H lwa}'. Newport &ach 26p27
218 MARINE A VE., -Ioland
Phone Harbor 20
Winter Yearly BOOKS-SEA BOOKS I bedrm. Apt ..... $30 .. '45
A fine stock of booka·on all yacht-2 bedrm. Apt. ···· 45 60
I bl '·Pl all t 1 bedrm, Apt. . ... 45 60 ng au ec...,,-us curren bed R
books. LendJng library. 4 rm. ome .... 80 120 • See Ml'9. Conrad at 312 Alvarado . The Islanders · Place, BaJ-. H&rbor 2'98-J.
21( Marine, Balboa Ia. Har 1547 , 25c27
SOc8lH I WINTER RENT AI.: Eut Bay
------------front, Ba.Ibo& laland CLltUe Ia-
U-MUSICAL, RADIO land l 3 rm: furn. opL Payne
tum.ace. · Couple with Infant
welcome. Harbor 2.537. 25c27 fl'OUR MONTHS OLD Spinet
piano, rental return. Save $60
on this. Convenient terms at
SHAFER'S MUSIC CO. (Since
1907 421 NO. Sycamore, Santa
Ana. Kimberly 2-0072.
Lido Isle Bayfront
1 bedroom tum. ···-····--·-··I 10
2 bedroomo, 2 bath ···-··-··-···1115
3rd Ave., Corona del Mar.
· 26c28
We Buy Trust Deeds
ROOMY 2 bedroom t f\Jrn. u pper NEWPORT BALBOA FEO.ltRAL
apt. Panel r&)". Garage. M12 SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN.
31st St., Newport Bea.ch. Phone 3333 Via Lido Ph. Har. 1&00
Bea.con 6372-J. 26cZ8 ------------
WANT t.o abatt my attractive
new house wtth girl or woman.
5 rms, garage, piano. Har.
84.5·W. 718 Heliotrope, C.orona
del Mar. 26p27
2-bedroom house, pe.rtblly fur·
nl.shed. Beautiful patio, $60 mo.
yearly. W9uld leue. Adult.a. 214
C&.brlllo St .•. Costa Me,a. 26p27
BRAND NEW one bedroom turn.
apt, close to shopping district.
2oc 30th St., Har. 13&3-M, New·
Port Beach. 26<27
OORONA: DEL MAR-S7G mo.
fumJ.$ed l·bdrm. howie with
atn Mnll. tnc1 bath If d~lred.
Cl&rllqe dlaposal and il"'rage.
nice location.
I F . C. And~, 602 Coa.tt Blvd •
, 'Corona del Mar
LOANS
with 4 ~·~
For Homes
-5 112 'Yo Int.
Long t erm. Low payment
Specializ.ing In F . H. A. and 0 . I.
Plans. 511': % Construction Loana
CALL BOB SA Tl'LER
Har. 3163 tor Free Appraiaal
Rep. POIRIER MORTGAOII: CO.
Metro. Ute Ins. Fund.I. KI 3--5185
READ ESTATE LOANS
Interest Rate 4 'h -5%
· ORANGE COAST RENT A PIANO, $6 per month. Available to June 15th
AU' rent allowed tf you buy ,..'ft_,." -
FOR SALE
BENDIX
LIKE NliW -1Mll MODEL
CALL HARBOR 2397-W
YEARLY-1 bedrm tumlshed hoe. an utJi pd. re.u. price to right
adult.I. 513 Begoni&. Coropa, del
Mar. Harbor 816·M, 2Sp28
Loans qutdt:Jy made ln tbe Bay
"1'ea and Laguna. Single or
multiple unJta. New or old. Be
wUe and save by re-ftnanclng
your preeent toan. Mtn1mum ·ex·
penae. • No cb&rCe for prellml·
nary appra.laal. Phone Banta
Ana. Klmberly 3-«52T or write:
ARTHUR H. MAY
M ortca&"' LOon. CO<ftoPondent
Two C&Uf. Life InL Co.'•
mn A TT ~ SUPPLY within tenn. DANZ-SCHMIDT, ~-·~AP' A AS80C. L~ 3112 t{ewport Bl•d. Bar. 2!02 ·ltlO ~BLVD. ------------520 IJIO. Main, Santa Ana. :Uttc
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pta " lta • • ] atfc ~ ,..,U. local -tor 6nly $395. DANZ·SCIDIIDT, .-utW-p&lcl. fiiO' ••-:;;;: opt,. UW. Ind., Newport.-· ------------
at low -. FINE LAlJND(lY •orlt -. · • • &20 No. Main, Santa Ana. An· ~. Inquire Nil-Mo.Ttlol' 4 bodnn, home. ocean froni.:! 51-RZAL ESTATE WANTED Uie Clutalnl, etc. In :roar 11ome cw • TelevisiOI\ Service SNAP-ON1 TOOLS other tor 1435. 20 others et • Jlllln Apia, llGG w: lloll>oa -· ~-:.1~ ISO. C..U 28TllC I
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u i....,. -.... ~ llamna ' .llldTH SPINET PIANO, & yn. old. LUce roR RIDIT--·-Winter rentalo -tumlllled ept&. NewpOlt Halt.or~ • , .... , !'--. _.,., ,!, . . ....... 14l!O. Terms, $60 -" .apt., Id-·""' f'lbla'. 1 .......... pr. and utn ·--... -. .$45
WANTED TO .;m.t.DE good rotnr
and profitable market for good
bome OD baY.Aron.L Valu« about
$16,000. Give tull lntonn&Uon
tint letter. Write -V-2 e/o
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BµNcHE!A. GATEs.Realtor
Qqtoia LaWe -Frank Catherina • ~311 Marine I ve., Balboa lstand
· Pia. Bar. 11S71 ·or l 72 , Barbor 7*,M evenln_p
REAL
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'CORONA DEL MAR PROPER'l'ID3 ' .
Robert B. Lynn . ] . . . Raltora Helen L. Lym!
411 Coast Boulevard Corona de! Mar Harbor 1087
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lPA&E 7 :---PART T ,.... THURSDAY, .OCT. 12, 1950
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FOR SALE-Duplex. AD excellent loeation, near beach. Good rental .->rd.
. Alley and driwway peved. Parliy fUrnlabed ·-·--·············-~ .. $14,llOO
Four Bedroom, 4inlflg rooin, DIQdern hoine, exclusive location, ocean view&,
full price $is,ooo. OWner will accept $4,000 down. : .
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• • · OUTST . ING VALUES
O~ BALBQA ISLAND
$43,000 So. Bay, pier & float. Beaut. 5 BR, S baths,
din. rm, 'petio, fUrll., garage. Sandy beach.
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'82.000 No. Bay, attr. 5 BR, 2 ba., turnlahed.
Jl7,000 So. Bay, 2 BR., furnished. $4,000 down.
INCOME 521,000. 2 BR. home, patio, garage,
PLUS 1 BR. apt. Both places charm. furn.
Nr. No. Bay and alwp. center. A property you
will enjoy owning.
$23,000 Llttle laland duplex-3 BR. each Xlent in-
/ come property.
INCOME $16,000 Charming 3 BR. home and 1
BR. apt., patio, garage.
$11,600 2 BR. furn. Very
Nr. So. Bay.
attractive, patio, gar.
$13,000 On Diamond nr. So. Bay. 2 BR. fu rn., patio
garage. $5,000 dn.
$16,750 4 BR., 3 ba. furn. Patio.
Salesman Wan ted
BLANCHE A. GATES -Realtor
DO YOU
Broker .& Assoc.
Costa Mesa
The Best Town on Ear th
G. I. Resale
CLO'eE IN 3 BEDROOM ·HOME
Fenced ba ck yar d . All redeco·
rated Inside and out.
Price $9500
12000 Down
Payment.11 $66 per m onth
Lemon Hts.
S BEDROOM HOME-1 Y:t acres,
trees gala~.
Priced Right, $15,000
Small 2 bdrm. Home
1 YEAR OLl>-:-Blg Lot
Price $3,000
or $3500 l'umis hed
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Cl ose to Blvd.
H OUSE and 2 RF.NT ALS-4 yr s
old . l nconle $1 '.lO per n1onlh.
P r ice $9950
3 B.R. SPECIAL
4 Yrs. Ol d
BED R OOM H OME-fir eplace,
tile but h and kitchen.
Price $6500
Want a.truly lovely home for
your family to enjoy and 2
your friends to admire ? If
so -Look at t hese on
LIDO ISLE. ALL EX-
CLUSIVE listings: G. N. Wells, Realtor
and Associates A.re you lookinC tor a brand, new
quality buU t house wtth three
nice bedroonui. dlnlng room,
Hlected hardwood floors, tile
~and pu1lrnan bath, dual tumace.
t:.arse two-Car garage. On a
·F .H..A.. approved lot. Very nice
•ppe&rlng, Watt a mlnute, the
.~ price LI only
$8750
P . 8 . 'nlla ad ls not exage-erated
one bit a.pd you will agree there
I• no· bfotter value In this local-
ity.
G.I . RESALE
Low Down Payment
Better burTy on this 3 B.R . home
located on a nice clo•e in corner
lot. Carpeted living room . hdwd
and tile. Ntcely landscaped , 2·
car ctrrage, teJJced back ya.rd.
Someone ta going to malt• a
Sood buy . Loan payment.a $M
Incl. tax.ea and 11\9. Can be hand·
led tor 11~00 down. (W e have
9Jl offer within $2M> of owner'.11
acceptance figure. Bec&use of
the extreme v alue he will con-
111.d~r no leu. U It's value you
are lookJn,r for, •ee this In a
hurry. Courtesy to brokers.
EYE APPEALER
Two bedroom home which la mo1t
a t traetive. Color scheme and de·
sign make thts a STANDOUT.
Brand new, thoughtful floor
plan. Loar•• k itchen with din-
tng area. plue dining room. Pu!.
tile bath. fl.ILL PRICE, $8,250.
$2000 Down
i . ' '?h ~6 ~uti~ul ~~ck; hay lots
80xl5T, 11300 eac h.
Phil Sullivan
F ormerly C. Galen Denison
G. T. Everson
t90 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
1-0n a 52 %: ft. lot nea r the club
house is a 2 bedroom home
t hat will "Win your Heart."
This borne sparkles with lt3
c I e a n , er-Up appearance.
Roome extra large, living
room and dining area 2ZX24 ,
beautiful bathroom, unit h.eat,
.weatherstripping, s pa c I o us
walled patio, art18(1c planting
and many othe r features.
Price ONLY S21 ,~00-Term!
to suit you.
2-0n the NORTH BA YFRONT
of LIDO ISLE a 3 bedroom,
2 bath . home with pier and
slip and com plet ely tumlah-
ed for ONLY $42,MO-SEX:
THIS.
3-A home that was built for-
F UN and LA UGHJ'ER and a
big JOLLY FAMILY. On the
BA YFRONT of L}DO ISLE
t his is a 5 bedroom -3 bath
home on a' larse Jot. 'nils la
a solid BEACH H OME with
a Uvtng room l bSO, larse
patio, pier a nd all around a
de!ttrable W ATER F RON'T
home of . relaxation. coon
VALUE at $55,000.
ALSO
Look at the amoun t or building
on LIDO ISLUE. Remember we
are the DEVELOPERS of LIDO
ISLE. Lota are selling fast.
They wont last forever at p res·
ent day prices. We have several
FlNE BUYS in LOTS. You
should SEE US.
P .A . PALMER
INCORPORATED
3333 Via Lido
Newport· Beach , Calif
Harbor 1500
S~ QR .TRADE €o'Rt!>N'A.f ff>EL MAR .
3 B. R. & Den Home
Beautiful unobstructed view, lge.
Jot, want 30·ft. -34 ft. late
model Chris Craft 11port1tlsh er
a.s part. Phone .. Har. 369. 27 c29
1790 New port Blvd., Costa Mf'Ra
Phone Beacon 5 181
"Down Paymen ts
Raised on Homes"
New Government
Hous ing Regulations
Effec tive Oct. 12 , 1950
We will still sell t hese:
New 3 bedroom homPs \\1th oak
fl oors.• fireplace. furnace, til~
bath, g a r bage disposal, Jav.,n;i,
large 50 ft. loL~. Rcatly to 1novt-
ln right no\v.
$9950.
$3,4."IO On .. $65 per n10.
These H oines W ill Al so G. I.
Ralph P . Maskey
3411 Newport Blvd., Newport Bch .
Phone H a rbor 402
S AN DIEGO .--Storefront -Pt.
Loma-$4 ,000 tlown -8 rooms
boat moorings, pat io, etc . $42,·
000. Terms. O....•ner San Diego
Bs.54 7. 26p28
VAC ATION HOMES
1 B.R., $4000., $5600, S5750; 2 B.R.
S6500, $i750: 3 B.R. $7500.
N . B . C . REALTY
3116 Newport Blvd .. Newport Bch.
26c28
Back Bay Ranch
Panoramic view of Back Bay and
hills, lh ac. in la wn with Rpri nk·
ling sys tem. -45 shade and orna-
menta l t rl'e:'I, hundreds or
shrubs. 3·car garage nnd 2-stall
stables.
Main hou~e ha8 t 8x36 living r m.
furnishings included, Hot Point
di.ahwaahe r. G.E. disposal and
Bendix. -Cartake r's cottage (or rental
unit) built in replica or mid-
westem barn. Owner, Beacon
6758·J 2G p27
RENTAL-3 to 4 bedroi>m home, modern and_colort'Ui. Avallahla for 10 months.
Two Bedroom fully furl1b!hed corner lot. Cor. fiJ'eplace, $96 incl. utll., yrly.
Studio Apt., Jiving rm., We bapi, lge kitchen, $56 Incl. uw .. yearly. .
And many clthers offered for your aelection. •
_CORONA .DEL-M,AR PROPERTIF.S
HEAD ,O~CJll BRANCH OFFICE.
411 Cout Boulevard Corona del Mar Farmholl8e Motel
Harbor 1()37 Harbor 1063
$700 Down-$48 Mo .
BEAUTIFUL-Brand New-2-bdrm. hoine, hard-
wood floOra; tile kitchen, dual furnace, large
lot , good location. Built under F .H.A. by Geo.
M. Holstein and Sona
Full Price $7100
Yo u can't beat this anywhere. Drive
Ralcam Place, Costa Mesa.
past 369
Then Call For Appointment
PHIL SULLIVAN
(Formerly C. Galen Denlaon
G. T. EVERSON
490 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa Ph. Beacon 6248-W
Evenings Harbor 3157 -W or Beacon 5458-J
LIDO ISt.E
FURNISHED home, 2 bedrooms and bunk room
in garage. att ractive patio. Special
$15,750
Nearly new 3 bedrooms, unfurnillbed
$16,950
Large corner lot , Lido Nord, building planB includ-
e'd , ba rgain
$3,750
N. B. C. REALTY CO.
JAMES C. HOWARD
3116 Newport Boulevard
Cha mberlain's
for best buys
ID
Corona del Mar
$6500
l Bedroom COTTAGE on R·2 lot,
room fo r ex'pnns\on.
Earl Chamberlain
REAL ESTATE
Loons ... I nsuran ce ... Builders
500 Coast Blvd .. Corona del Mar
• (opposite the bank)
Ha rbor 2288
27TFC
LOTS OF LOTS
but few buys
like these!
42·ft. CORNER. near community
beach and pif'r, on Lido N ord,
Lido Isle.
$3 ,750
BA YS HO RES LEASE HOLD -
Large lot , nice location.
$1 ,400
HIGHWAY FRO NTAGE
ona del Mar, 65 ft.-
$12,800
In Cor·
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Linwood Vick Rltr.
Newport Beach
VOGEL VALUES
Costa Mesa
TRAD.Jm. OWNSRS!
A comfortable home for y ou and
a port for car a nd traller .
Walking distance t o theatre,
ahop1, acbool. t..rce comer lot.
·Big value at $5,500
Call Harbor 2046 o r 141l
Balboa
' Multiple No. 1545
Lovely 3-bedroom hom e, near
Bay and Ocean. Low down.
S15 ,950. 310 Undo
Call Harbor 14 ~
Newport Heights
Multiple No. 1536
OcMn view, 2 bdrm, bll' yard
429 Rlvenlde Ave . A BUY AT
16,500. Call Harbor 145
Good Until N,ov. 1st ..
'1t >•'· Beautiful ·Lfdo"Ba'y 'F ront home-
4 bedroom.I, pier, float, $35,000.
Call Harbor 146 or 1960
TODA Y'S SMART MONEY IS
GOIN G INTO RANCHES!
COSTA MESA
REAL ESTATE
t BDRM8.-A fu nny home. clooe
to ca.ta M .. lhopplJJI', theatre
Catholic .echool, l•l'I'• lot. Prlc·
ed at Sl0,600. Submit y our own
reuon¥1• down. payraent .
S BDRM. BARGAIN, 18760 and
•nrw> down , $60 mo. On.de A
oak noon , tllework , den room.
d bl. gar. and many n ice ex.tru.
Selling at coat-HURRY
SHAKIC ROOP'-Ranch and nllltlc
type and brand new. We ha•e
1 · ot these. One a t $8000 and
one a t $9600. Beam celllng•.
uaed 6rick fireplace, knotty plne.
INVESTMENT SPl:CIM.,....f87llO.
C-2 w ne, bu 2·•tory rent.ale plua
1 bdrm home rear. P otential
Income Is $1800 per year.
$900 ON. Smt. home In best loca·
· tlon. On 80' lot . Near &ehools
and t rans. Only 2 yean old .
$6450 la the full prtce.
Barney Francque
REALTOR
Ulllan La Perle Fred Croeler
Associates
400. E . 17th St. at Tustin A.
Costa Mesa. Ph. Bea. 5179-W
• only $9500
Bea utiful 2 bdrm. elOM tn. % a c.
W alled yan;I.
" 2 Bdrms. East Side
t'Ull prtce f8000. T erm,.
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$1000, tERMS
lnduatrlal lot , S3 x 290
11000. T ERMS
GOOD LISTINGS WANTED
ROBT. H. MO'CTET
1900 Harbor Blvd.
Bea, 6224-J Rea: Bea. llll7·J
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. Sele..cted Values
• COROl'IA f.:!Cf-• !o'AR -Duplex
"· 1111• !wl\h . .inai\ Ii• .... ..,,'!'fi ot
.. 15' K' a.is·. lot' SJt,500.
NEWPORT BEACH-Bay Front
lot , n ot channel) $15,000.
Deluxe 2 •tory duplex facing'
bay. Fu'u Ule roof , $36,000.
Beacon 6243· W HAVE San Marino attractive 7 312 Marine Ave., Balboa l.11land
Alfalfa, cattle. vee-etablea, groves
Call Mr. Loveland, Harbor 2045
STANLEY SPECIALS
CIVIC GENTER BARGAIN
l:XCJCLLENT LOCATION, a ttracUve 2-bedroom home.
Service porch, ample lton.ce. Double frame ~ctLon..
Cement foundation, sood roof, l*J"9.P, Nrbecue, tehced
yard. Paved nreet and alley. No uee••me:nta. ParU&lly
turnl&hed. A. real b&J'Saln ,at M.500.00 euh. Contact
H&rold Snyder at Harbor 1013 or evenlnp Harbor 39!·11,
for appolntm.mt to aee th1.I real buy.
DREAM HOUSE
BALBOA BAYSHORltS-8parkUng brand new 2·bed·
room , bath and \.I:. C.pe Cod home with Bay vtew. Wall
to wall carpeting, panelled dlnlng room. kJtchen with
1oada of the newuJ. fealuru. Thermost&Ucally cont.rou.d.
unit heat. Twin bed size bedrooma. Stall ·shower. Fenced
patio. Double g arage and brick planten. Contact C&rl
'Mtoma.e a t Beacon 5748 for further lnfonnatlon.
CORONA DEL MAR
SPECIAL-fully ·fumJ.ahed home. Almost' new. 2 b@d..
room.!I. Ideal location . Cloae enough to Bouleva rd. Full
price $10,MK>.OO InveBtlgate th is one today. Cont a ct Bill
Schuater at Harbor 247 4 for-appointment to IN.
BEACON BAY
A 'CTRACTIVE SMALL HOME
ONE BEDROOM, large living room wtth fireplace, klt ch.
en with snack bar. Beautiful apartment over two-car g a r·
age. All knotty plne interior , Love ly enclosed patio. House
and apartment completely furnished. Price reduced to
Sl7,!>00.00 Shown by appolntment-c.all M ni. Maroon
today-H ar bor 1776. •
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EARL W. STANLEY
Realtor
17th and Cout Htwa y
Newport Be&cb
2Z Karine Ave.
GI~ Cout H ighway
Corona del M&r
Balboa Ialand 3114 Newport 1'tvd.
Newport Beach
Balboa Island Bayfront
Little Island
WELL BUn.T 3 bedroom home and 4-car. garage
at rear of excellent 60 ft Eut Bay frontage
with f'me pier and float. Prime location for de-·
velopment as permanent home and chotce In·
come. Exceptional Value!
Wm. W. SANFORD, Realtor
216 MARINE A VENUE, BA LBOA ISLAND
Phone Harbor 2462
26c28
' TWO 'CORONA DEL MAR HOMES
2 bedrm., I 'iii baths, 2 •tory, vtew . Lovely patio and
garden. As.sorted fruit tru •. So. of hJ&hway .... $12,500
2 bednru., large fenced com er lot. BBQ, d bl. gar, £:xeel.
k>cat lon and financing ................................................ 113,760
BEACON 'BAY HOME
2 "bedrooms on la r ge corner lot. EnclOlled yard and
pa tio. Cl<>se to bay ................................................ ,21,000 . .,
ERNIE SMITH, Realtor
Y~r JlatlnK'a and rtflt.&18 aollclted
<;:•••f il!lvf. , . ; ii 1 1i :•~Mr\ I C9!J"'I" d•I t¥ar 1 ~.1 ·' ··"' Ph.-Q~•l>9i'P¥7 . ;1i:i:, '"' p• ' . .. ~ .. ' ' .
Want 20 '7o return
on your money
RESIDENTIAL INCOME -Six
Lido 's Best Buy
6-0·ft. Bayfront home, 6 bdrm., a
balhl-All the nice UUnp-
beautitul pat io, pier, •Up, pr ..
den, worbhop, doUble . saraae.
fireplace ln muter bdrm. Pric-
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Resull..11 come f rom · const&nt
PracUcel An ad regularly in ,thl8
paper will produce resu.lts for you.
Doctor's Clinic or
Emergency Hospital roon1 housl', exct•llent locat ion .
Will trade for waterfront on
Balboa Island, Lido or Corona.
de) Mar. Va lue, $26,500, Sy93354
o r writ e Box No. W·2, this
pa.per. 26p27
Phone Harbor 2402 Balboa
BALBOA-Ocean Fron t. 3 bdrm.,
2 bath8 wtlh apt . pver double
garage. 2 R . 2 lot.a. Room for
another duplex. Jtul.ly fln&nced,
Submit otter.
unit.a and ownera •eparate home.
Rates very conae'.nratlve. Would
accept home In trade fo r part,
or wtll gtve good ter m• on any
reaaona ble offer.
ed to aell at $55,000. Wt tlrmly •
believe thl• to be today's Bl!8T • •
REAL VALUES
in · Costa Mesa
$300 Down
New 2·bdrm., corner lot ,
litUe flni.!lhlng.
$500 Down
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New 2·bdnn., SOO rt. deep lot.
Hdwd. and thermo "beat. Ea.at·
ldde.
Duplex, $1500 Down
Clo9e. to ocean and bay-ove.rloolu
new per k. Make .ofnr tor qu ick
We.
G.I. Resale
$56 per mo.
B. .A. NERESON
•. 1M8 Hffpoet llml. ODl$IS .._ .._ ••• Cd'l Im
~~.Jf-18.R.-t -..:•v-. ~ a.r. .... a.. ... a--Ull
?I ' ys 4-. Col!ta ..._
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Comer location , 14'
ing a rea. $31,600.
rooms. Park·
Lido Isle Bayfront
3 Bedrooms, 2 bathil, plus ma.id's
room and bath. Ua lt heat. A
dand,J' home for year around ll v-lns. $88,500 furnished .
Boat Owners
50 ft. ba.ytront. modem 3 bdrm.,
I bath. A>ldll&' '36.000 rumlllh·
ed.
Balboa Peninsula
Bulldlllg . ll!te. com er location.
WGO. •
BALBOA JSLAND
Lovely s· bdrm. 1 1,2 b&th hon1 e.
Lg. li v. e lec. dishwaaher, patio,
dbl. gnr . Xlent loca t ion. DON'T
MISS THJS ONE!
Listings Wa nted
Marilyn F . Leidy. Realtor
Ph. Har. 19:)8 315 Marine Ave.
Balboa Isla nd
**SOLD**
1531 Miramar
Balboa
By a
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Jl\lltlple LlslJnr Realtor
GR&ENLllAF "' S112 Newport Blvd. •
ASSOC.
Har. 2562 --Cl&as.Sfled ads are read by folk.I
24Uc ho a.re looking to buy.
, BEST BUT IN CORON A DEL Large home on MAR. ,aouth ol hlghway. Owner
leavln,g' town. Must aacrll1ce South Bay Front beautilul ·2 bdrm. home. i'ull
slae d1nJlla' root11. Hdwd. tlooro. Little Ialand. G""C• "' workabop. Full price
-· can _,, .. H&r. 2UO-.JK. to l"OO'!' 9'RONT.l.GJD on ttn..t 22c2'1 i ..... •Prtnte ~ aad llo&L 1------------
ENJOYABLE
BAYFRONT
Living at lta bellt
' E very day In tile year •.
We have a one story modern
' hoine in a very •i-1&1-
Balhoa Island •location. -
Price $4!i,OOO.
Call Huh Powers
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Multiple No. 1515
Triplex., yeatly rental over S2200,
814 W. Oceon P'ront. R eu onably
p rtced at $16,000.
catl H arbor 24 TS
John Vogel Co .
Bal-.
Newport
C.D .M.
Lido
100 M&in St.
Ha~r 146
Harbor 2478
Harbor 1741
Harbor 1960
For these and m any other flne
valuea see
WM . E. ANGOLD, Re~tqr
901 Cout H lway, Newport Beach
Bea. eOM-W. (Rea. Har . f 2S8·J)
**SOLD**
1311 E. Balboa Blvd.
Bal-
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JlulUple Llatlag Realtor
Price $15 ,CY.'O
O NE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS
on Newport Blvd., llt l,S ft .
frontage--only .$10,000 or wlll
lea.ae. •
R . W. BARTINE
Real Est a te B roker
1809 Newport Avenue
Coeta Mesa Beacon 5320
27c
GOOD BUYS!.
buy on a wa.terfront home on
Lido 1111e.
Balboa Island
East Bayfront
Here too, I• real V ALU&--&orel,.
2 story, 3 bdrm home In PRJli(S aoc.uon.. on the Eu:t b&Jfl'On-t-
beautltul muter bed:nn wttb
bayvlew balcony. Webfier ap
prime me&n.1 the beft--tAe pldr
IO we u y1 lt:a lecatlcm ii
PRIME. Price '411,000.
COSTA MESA.
NEW 1 BEDROOM HOME Need lots of room? $8,000 -ON THE . HllllGllTB ·Balboa Covee Lot
' I B. R., !Ypm., trpf., dlalaf Waterfront lot In --s.t-
Compi.toiy ,llunlolled. ~ lot. "SP ACIOUS" .. the word !or thll room. kltcb ... brldot. ..... ....... -Co -cludlns bq&t all J .. A. BEEK OFFICE ftlA -. '-. attracUve 9-room, 2-story bomo pon:ls. --. bdwd. !Ir&. . v p
can ...... ll2N-J "' ao.t& w-. l;arire u...,. ~ "' ......... &114 dq, ---· Balboa laland
OWNER MUB'f SlllLt. at _..
Cllfl Ra-bomo." S -· 2
bf.,. llJ'e~ dlol. pr, 1-.
patio, ,,..,_.. ·-216TI B. E .
Klnp Roeil. aJtt. Ha..... Pb.
BeoCoD WS>.J. llp2t
, 1-,_ wtlll h<'llltll! "'""'~~ _..... N.' ot --.. welJ.liullt Harbbr Inveatment
and 1'1--OljM'•s --N.w xoo-s hdrnL ~· 2 c1u. 1opunte • ...,. -ll!d . Company batllo. Diil. pr. •UMO. lennL . lllce Id-wllll llrl Meet $8650 -~A COTl"AGE ·anc1
n 2 ,.,_...., 00roaa det Kar. ,_.,, tot. ., ~ --aur. Aputment ...,., 2..,,,, pr-11ea1ton
Call"'"'°'• KL S.et27. Jk2I !no. . ·~· V-of-. Bllmlabal. N_ewpor\ Blvd. at IOU! 8t.
ftJ•"-4· ~ dlllt ......... -'13.300 -BALBOA POINT. A.tu. . Phone Harbol' HOO
Have Y-ou a House ti.'": .. -~-1at. -:..:i: ·:,,!;.a..,.~-:_ 11::.: wANT 11up1a"' eorona dtl ...
Corona del Mar to Trade? --.,.,... an11 Bar-B-Q. , Trade -1n -Ill ~
$9500 Onl. ...., o IU\I\ te two bedroom&, SpanlM rt,to.
· O'WNE ol I la. R. -la Bal· f .,,_.,,uu,v, l'IDf We ba-.. ......i l1JOd buya In !up Uv. rm. two ttro,10-
2-bdnn. -with 2-c&r --- -_.. -oa -_ _ . ./ BAT Jl'RONT AND BAY VIEW aa..t ·~ wllldl coald . =.-:......loc&llan. nr.i!:'".::; • "'1.-• •• '*· _. ... tor,..... 1111J1i. ot -,.r-LOTS. ' bl ma/d'• room or -.
"8,000..
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eoosi <ODdltlon. ll-1 lot! 1'w-OWW• ol ~ ~ lot 11' ud •-••1... • BOUTS ODAaT R&ALT!' WANT OOPL1:X w111a two W. Balboa Coves. Home ... 1....... • -1 , a.. --....., -·OOJCPANT . """"" 1n -~ . ----i:.2-i:.. ----Oli~ un....!. . "'Ka1tlPlo I~ ,..., ... ;
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Madera I -:::-...eden. I bat1to. , ' • ""' -,....-aOll llaln llL. ~ Bar .• -Fitzmorris Realty Co.
Larp llvfnc rm &Ill! dlnlnc rm. F. c. Andri!l!len, Rltr. ~ • Beach R•aJ!Y .... p .... • . .._ --•u· -B 1
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PutlJ' fUrnlaW. NOOO-... eot Clout lllY<I., ~ c1a1 Illar _...... =I NJ' -·D t ..__ *a>!l't .... R1--,_ -utllU Oout mft. . ----
---. UAe.._ Bay A... (Otllter al Towa) pr. .... P1 k BM o~-S 1 tn NI •• Pndleol Aa ad NI 11~ ta -Cu •• M Me,
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PA~E I -·pAgT I -NEWPORT-BALBOA PREss . -TH(/RSDAY, OCT. ,1 2, 1950 '
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• W-HE ·RE TO DI-NE
DANCING • EN1'ERTAINMENT • THEATRES
CAPE COD HOUSE
\ , EXCLUSIVELY SEA FOOD
Oysters-Lobsters-Clams-Shrimp-Flab
ALL K INDS OF SEA FOODS
From North -South -East -Weet
"Fpr A Taste Treat"
CAPE COD HOUSE
H ours Dally ii to 9 p. m. -Sunda"Ya ! to I p. m.
r
11-t nn-Sat.
V~ ..JOlinson, Esther Wllllam11
I LID 071cadtc . .
Oct. ..
"Duchess of Idaho"
Special One Night Only
Thund.lt,y Oct. 19
THRU OCT, 1•
---M-G-M pmenls ---
llllA RAY
Turner Milland
3 11 'h Ma rine Ave . Balboa Isla nd As
SAM'S SEA: FOOD
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~omplete Course
LUNCHEONS-DINNERS
-~,"At th e Sign of t he Swordfish"
Beautiful New and En larged Cockt~il Lo unge
SURFSIDE
twtwer>n St-al Beac.b and Samet. ~
Pbonea; 8%4-05 -80!-00 -U0.-71
THE ARCHES
CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE -· Ol>EN 10 a . .rn. Through 2 a . m. • Newport Blyd. on Coast H ighway
NEWPORT
\VE ARE CWSED ON TH URSDAYS
011 OUR
STAGE!
...... Pfi11r11'
lilwt ....
Westtnl Sllrl
Mesa~\{
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Wt.'tl. thrv Sat. Oct. 11 -14
"All Quiet On The
Western Front"
-s.-.tontl Major 1111-
raul Douclu
Rl('ha rd \\'ldntark
'P.anic In The Streets'
Lily James
beautiful
model
who
really ,
lived " ·//1 Ult~]
-"""""tHer oiJt)~ -
TOM EWfil • LOUIS CALHERN
M N DVORAK • BAAllY SUUIYAN
MARGARET PHIUI PS
JEAN HAGEN
A Mtt,..;o\dwyll·¥.,..r l'kQI,. ...
Wrlttlll '7 IJOllt( lHflltt ~
Dlrlrild by 'fMllCllll '7
CEOltCt CUltOt • VOUOIAI VETWGUll
COMING SOON
"Saddle Tramp"
and
"The Lawless"
By
Morri
MUMS
50 ¢ B U. W ITH
H ar. 2070 THIS AD
609 E. Balboa Bll'd. Balboa
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Jack Harris to Direct f itst Event • County Symphony ·La Rancherita
to Open Season Closes Sat~rday for Harbor ·community Players November 8 at Padua Hills
· Orange County Sym phony or-
chestra. &JI se<:tlons well balanc-
ed throug h Jargest membership I~
It.a bl.story. will present it inltla.l
concert of the seaaon on Wednes-
day, No\•emb<'r 8 in t he auditori-
um of Newport H arbor Union
High school.
With •:t.a ltl.ncherita... gay
comPdy of Mexican ranch life, en·
tering Its final two weeks. the fall
ae880n now i.s under Why at the
Padua Hilla Theatre. following
annual \"·3.Cation8 of the Me.xtcan
Jack Harrta, ouUtandJng d.frec ..... -------------
tor and actor In Southern C..U·
tornla pf.oteaslonal a.nd commu-
lty theatru, wtll dlre<:t the ttrat
play ot the current sea.son for the
New po~ t Harbor 1 Community
Players. Inc.
Mr. H.artia, now a resident of
Costa Mesa, ls perhaps beat
known to oiilnge county audi-
ences for his work at the Laguna
PJayhoU¥ during the put two
year11. While director-manager
fol"' the Laguna group, he pro-
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duced 32 pkly8, Including such
hits as Light Up the S ky and
GlaS! Menagcril'.
Jn 1947 while a stUdt'nt a t the
Pssadena Playhou8e, Ml'. Harris
won the Los Angeles Times
Dr:1ma Critics' award a.s the best
actor at the P layhouse. He was
also In C'h a rgc of the Playbox. Gil-
more Brown's intimate t>xperi-
menta.l theatre. After leaving t he
Pkyhousc he toured E urope a nd
published a book coveting his lra·
vels and t he plays he saw. Jn
1949 he was vol ed a member of
the National Thr11.tr e conference.
·'\n h our given only to the out·
standing directors in t he United
States.
According to Mel Bf'rt y, presi·
dent of the Newport Community
Player!', "We consldt•r ourselves
very fortun.11 tt' In hevlng 8 direc·
t or of Mr. Harris' caliber and
reputa tion. With Rn enthusll.lstic
mcmhcri;hip and the support of
the c ommunlty. we'll have the
best season yet!"
Cestlng for the first pla.y will
be held Tue11day e vening. October
17 at lhl" home of M r11. Lee
Barne1', 121 Via Mentone, Lido
J1'1e.
Try-outJJ arr open to t he public
as well a,. tn Ol!'mbers of the
Community Pleyt•rs and Mel Ber·
ry u ri;:cs all who are Interested
in any phai.e of pla.y pr oduction
to be present .
Spade Coo~ey at
Rendezvous Friday
Costa Mesa Youth
Looks to Future
as Composer
Ila not every young man who Robert LaMaster of Fullerto n
can compoae good music and not junior cnllcgc. cnncerln1ruitC'r of
every one who can do tt it blessed I t he orchestra . will be violin solo-
wtth a pretty cousin In the ghow ls t at. one or the conccrl8. Others
buatne.n w ho wlU help popularize will f f'\'.lture two o thC'r mem bers. ' hi• 80nga; but t.M.t'• what J ac::k Kat hryn Griswold. vlollnl•l and
Wilcox ot Co.Ila Mesa la lookin g • Vir gin ia Seal. cellLst .
forward to. F irst program. to be direc ted
Jack went 'eu t this l!IUmmer. by Clinton Sawtn, will Include:
hoping to enter either Yale of Co-l.fcrry Wiv.e.s of Windsor ovcr-
lumbla university but found• th at 1 ture 1 Nicolai). Concerto GroAAo
it called on the draft he would •No. 8 1Correllll , Water Music
loae his yea.r'e tuition 80 afte r Suite (Handel) and the second
having a gTand t ime l!leelng t he and fourth moveme nts of Tachai-
~try, ca.me ho m e a:nd entered kowsky's Symphony No. 5. Thcrr
Or-ange Coaat colleg$. will be no adnlission ch-:1rgr. but
Considered almost a genius at a silver offering w !U be taken t r>
compo11lng by competent musl-help de fray expenaea of the or·
c Mlns, Jack made the acquaintance chestra.
of J ohn Conti, WNBC t e)evil'ilon
pl8yers. ~
The P adu a dining room now i3
open every day but Monday and
t he theatre hu resumed its: regu.
lar schedule ot pe.rfor m a.ncea to
continue u ntil vac&Uon Ume next
year.
Patrons are invited b y the p lay·
ers to request favorite eonp o r
dancf>~ al the merienda, or indoor
after-theatre party in the Mex l·
can IT:·'.lnner. which follow8 a ll per-
fo rrnences of the play.
"La Rancherita" and the meri·
enda will be given Wedneeda y
through Saturday ('Veninga, an d
Wednesday Saturday afternoons.
through OC'tober 14 at the scenic
hilltop playhouse near ClaremonL
-People do read the want ad.3.
and both he and Jack 's coua ln,/rr====================""'====""'i! Marla Stevena.' who recently ap·
peared In an Air F orce ahow In I
Boston. have promised t o help I
with his popular compositions. In
addition the Schir me r Music
comp:1ny ii lnlereated In hl8 cla11-
slcal work a.nd Jack plan8 to send
them on completion Romanz.a and
Fogbound, two claa.slcal piano
num bers: al8o Fantastic Varia-
t ion•. a most unusual number for
piano and organ . David Six of
Balboa. who c an do t he careful
·'.lnd difficult work of writing mu-
stc9'.I nolet. I• copytat for J 11.c k.
One ot the highlight.Ill of J ack's
s tay In New York wu w hen h is
aunt. Mr1. Schenck . entertained
wilh a birthday dinner for him
at the Ritz Carlton hotel. Among
other event.a, one was hearing
Vivian delta Chle!a. sing In con-
cert at the Yale Bowl during
Jilek '! three weeks In New Ha-
ven.
On alghtaeelng achedule werl"
Salt Lake City, Detroit . Chicegt},
Canada, Niagara Falls, P at t e rson. N: J .: Columbus, Ohio: St. Lou is,
TuJaa and Albuquerque.
-Clu.altJed aaa are read by folks
who are looking to buy.
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FLORENCE
BAKERY
OVEN FRESH DAILY TO YOU
FRENCH PASTRIES, CUEAM PUFFS, CHOCOLATE
ECLAIBS, DANISH ROLLS
305 Main, BALBOA Harbor SZ
FUN ZONE
OPEN EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and
SUNDAY
·BALBOA
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S pade Cooley a.nd hi" fine tt>le-===========::;::=' /vision band featuring popular
Clost'd
CHAS.
113 -22nd St.. NEWPORT BEACH
Tuesday
If.A.LL. O"'Der
MEXICAN FOODS
AND
Marinated Steaks
a nd Ma.nal'e r Houn:5p.m.to9p.m.
Satunlay 5 to 10 p. m.
U N IT Y
UNITY CHUHCH O f TI UTH 10!5 Notffo l •o•d"''' SANTA ANA. CM.If .
"" Alflll•l•d with Unity S"tltool, L11'1 Summit, Mo.
SUNDAY MO I NING WOI SHI P, 11 :00 P. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL, 10:00 A. M. '••Y•• 111d H•1li"q S1rvlt• T1111d1y 2:00 p .•. -Cl11111 !" Chrklio" H•1ll rtq Tt.ur 1d1,.
2:00 11. m. 111d I .DO 11. m. Oflic1 Oian o.n, 10:00 •· m. to 4:00 o. m. by 1pp.ol11tm1,.t.
Ev1ryon• 11 Alw•h W 1k Ol'll•.
NEW,Olt l IEACH UNITY CLASS -TUESDAY 1:00 P. M. -1221 W. IALIOA ll't'O,
FREE COLOR MOVIES
at UDO THEATRE
10:30 A. M. TUES., OCT. 17
"\\"ln&~ lo Ha"·aU" "Wlnp to Mf'xloo and G uatemala"
"Arou nd South America by Air"'
Courtesy of PAN-AMERICAN WORLD AlRWAYS
and VINCENT~ TRAVEL BUREAU
FREE 'flCKETS at Richard's Market Lido DMll',
H&mpton's. Newport Phannacy
Balboa P harmacy and Udo Theatre.
"BALBOA
PRESENTS
"Broken Arrow"
The Beet Way t o
''FORGET IT
ALL" IS TO
SPEND AN
EVENI NG
WATCHING
O UR FLOOR
SHOW
Gm LS---Om LS
GIRLS
Show Time 8-11·1
DAN'S
BARBER SHOP
FOB YOUR FALL l lOA-lE
PERI~ • HAIR
STY I.ING
STEAL Bt')fJ>ER JAC'K
Theft of a bumper jack and
misc('llaneous toob fronl th(' ur.·
locked trunk of his auto '''hie !
.vu par ked in Lido parking lei ! 0 ·.vas reportrd to Nev.•port polic'
R by Marcel Munch , 1819 Placf'ntia
1,1 Cmta Mesa. The theft occurrcc!
l'uf'8day night.
_.s A T u R "D A y N r T E
0 'CT. 14th
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E:ngland Courant in 1721 in Bo!'l·
:on .
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' Choose Your i
LAY-AWAYS
NOW!
BRAT
SHOP .
1809 NEWPORT A \'E.
COSTA MESA
BEACO~ 6959
f\.1AX BAER, Sacto.-"My part-
ier 1'1axit· Rosenbloom gives his
noney to the bookil's. Mr -I'm a
ranlily 1nan. I !J'Ot c lass. I send
home $750 a week.''
Gin ny Jack8on will make a second
appearance at Ba.ll>oa's famed
Rendez voui;i ballroof tomorrow
<Fridey) night begi ni ng at 9 p .
m . w hen Spade's b ys will play
for thc ttnnual Ortnge County
PeftC'e Offlcerii: Ball. '
Adva nce tic ket ~e. at $1 .25
eech. lndiC'al<'s ·'\ lar~e crowd. AU
funds derivcd fro m the event Will
go lo support the widows' and
orphans' fund. the !police pistol
range and t he C'ounly peace of -
f icers t raining schoo,t. Three TV
sets will ht• given av .. ay as door
prizt•s.
Mus ical Even in
Fo r Piano Pupi s
of Kathleen Coleman .
The. oldl'r group of piano pup -
ils of Mrs. Kathleen Coleman,
will meet at their tef,cher's home.
414 Tustin Ave .. tonight I Thurs·
day) for their mol1 hly musical
get-together.
f\·l iss Carol Ann S w and Don·
na Hamilton Will fU'lllist M rs. Cole·
man as jupior hostesses.
~118 Who will p~rticipate in·
elude A nlla McCle land, Olivia
Wilde. Taja Tohill , eannie Ellis,
Su e A nn Balley, D nna Affler.
baugh. Norma A nn Heffner, Jack ·
Raub. Bill Hamblel1111 Ba rtlett.
Terry Ha ll. T er ry a lias. Leroy
--~----------.,Hogland .and the h .teases. Carol
I THE .CIRCUS ROOM Ann Shaw and Donqa Ham!llon .
ONE OF AMERICA'S
OUTSTANDl"lG
RESTAURANTS!
Food Expertly Propued
and
Gr.do~ !lerled, ID Oar
' Ualque DlDID• llooal
Free hldoo•· l'liridq
Nes:t Door.
LANA TV~:~:!°i:~~ ---·-appeanace -ta..: • Aller a t.· .. ,-ear •h,_. la M..O-lr9
=cewl.J.......alell , •A Lile
.t Ber Otn.." Blillt to E'••n ... __ . --~-L:-:r prt wM 0bee1 1 • of N~
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open tomorrow! com~!
4th & Scyamore , Santa Ana
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FOL-LOW ~~~ LIGHTS!!! FOLLO~ to ,_i
lcaowos!
lnne's ln~~~! Bazaar
<JN T HE SCHOOL I'° . HARD
ST At BORC
St.
SOUTH MAIN , 42 GALA
DAYS
3 GA'-A .FRI., SATtf~Nis • ~
DAYS • OCT. 13, . ALL-STAR
specia l ~ FISH · ~R~y
FRIDA 1 and FRENCH FRIES »,,tJ;
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ilTAK OtJ.uiD FRED OWl!NS. offeulve _aad def819l•e wlu.id'
.., • t11e or-.., c-' eou.~ f'lratH, woold _,.. 111a pre7 to
tl8aUa eva tf he m lMel( Ute tackle. Plrata mNt P'a.Dertoe
. Frtday nlght the Newport Har-
bor SaiJOn football team .will tr•-
vel to Long Be•ch to meet ,. stub-
born elevaa from St . Anthony
high school. It 11 expectM that
a goodly contingent of Tar toJ-
lowens wtll make the 2()..mlle trip
to give the loocl1 crew plenty of en-
couragement ' u t.My aeek their
third victory tn four '1&rtm-
Oame should be a toa-up wttb
the breaka deciding 'the w1nner
u wu the rt.me Jut week when
all the breaka came Newport way
and the eager T&tll rolled up •
20-polnt tlrat quarter lead. and
maintained It for a 2M wtn.
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Rosso Grooms Pirates . for 1st
Conference Game-at Fullerton Laa:t week agatnat Oxnard tht>
Ballon played without four recu-
lars, flaahy ba\,fback Met Smalley.
tackle Bob Van Dre.mlln, fullback
Don Aarvold and quarterback Bob
Scotland. According to Coach A l
Irwin, all might be ready tot &C·
lion on this week greatly adding
lo the Newport atrength.
• Dlaabled by training Injuries · and battle scare from their las t de-
feat, Coach Ray Rosso's Orange Ccast college Pirates are groomlftg
desperat.el:Y for their conference opening lilt with Fullerton Saturda:,•
to be played in the Santa Ana Bowl.
Jn anticipation of .g, bMlllant Hornet offense and t ough defensive
play a• shown by Fullerton m.----------------Jim Pascoe, who . again drew
the pr:.ilse of Irwin for his play
agalmt Oxnard, may start at one
ot the guard spol8. It Scotland is
rtady he will ahare the signal
calling with sophomore Rollie Pul-
aski who h-'18 done an excellent
Job in the first three pmes while
Bob had a bad 1houldcr .. Rollie
completed two out or three paMes
against Oxnard and passing has
been his only weak point. One tou
to end Griffith. covered 56 ya.rda
thetr 28 to 13 victory over Santa
lforiica Jut week, the Rouomen
have been concentrating on
•trengthenlng their basic gridiron
work. The Hornets will be point-
ing for thia opportunity l o avenge
their 12 to 0 defeat L:ist year at
t.he hands of the Pirates.
Play through the v.·eck on th<.!
ptactlce field waa centered around
bo«!Jly contact and live ac tion
blocking and tacklin~ fOT" Coach
Rouo'a Buca. While linesmen. un-
der the crttlc~I eyes of AMistants
Johnny Owens and Hueston Har-
per butted and blocked, the back-
field concentrated on keeping
their hands on the ball and per-
fecUon tn performance or ballic
playa.
lkllJ).ar8 Injured
Meanwhile st·l r veterans Larry
WUJoushby with a bad ankle and
Raul H ernandez with a groin ln-
Ju"Y we11e watching from the sidP·
Unu. Alao qut of. acUon were
quartpi:back Carleton Me6ra with
a ilore ankle &nd lettefman guard
Gary Gray Umping on a ball foot.
A• a result of lhcse injutieR
and their ~erjea or dcfeal8 at the
hands or two powerful op ponents
In no'n-conference games, the Pi·
ra'tes are prepared for dogged de-
fenae of their goal In the Fuller-
ton Ult and determined to put up
as strong a stand a.a possible, but
have Uttle hope of wrestling a lop
berth Eastern conference position
from the victorious Hornets.
Hein to Edit
COale9a*•arbook
Wllll4m Whitney, inatructor in
art at Orange Cout college. an-
nounced the appoln lmenl of Ray
Jl,eln u editor of the college year-
boek. .. The Log."
Hein, a student from Laguna
~h. aerved.. on the art staff
of the annual \turtng the 1919-50
achool year. Along with layout
w ork. h.la major contribution was
the cover design.
Faculty sponsors or "The Log"
are Miu Nedra Thiemlg, copy.
Dudley Boyce. business and
Whitney, art and geneml layout.
Wiiliam Brewster, a leader on
the Mayf lower, In 1620, was a
print.er.
Fullerton Looks
Tough for O.C.C.
\Vlth ·the best baC'kflf:;ld In the
~11tern , con{erence, Fullerton
Junior coll ege wtU be offeM ng the
toughest compet!Uon that Orange
Coast cotlcge w ill encounter in Ila and a score.
conference play this year. Tar Backlleld
This is t he opinion of Coach Rounding out the back field ror
Ray Rosso, whooe Pirates will the Tars will be Dick Jones, Im·
mC'el thi;-Fullerton Hornl!tJI in proving with every game, at right
Santa Ana Bowl Saturday night. h1tlf and Larry" M.cMasters the
Game time Is 8 pm. R088o de-t f.'am'a most coneiatant performe r
clared this week that the p8.88ini; and leading ground gainer. at full-I
'1.ltack of t~ Horneta can be dev· bac k. Sma11t>y wtll ahare left ha lf
astallng and poM.lbly fatal. with 128-pound Wayne Welty who
In expectation of such offense, has turned• ln a brilliant job In
Rr.530 has been drilling on pa81'1 Sma.lley's abeence.
defense during the two weeks St. Anthony'• coach, Jacquea
since the Pirates were trounced Grenier. hM b(>en juggling hie
by a 111ighty Santa Rosa aggre-backfield during the week In an
J{&lion from the N orthern con-effort to Increase hll'I running
fcrence, principally by an un-yardage. Blggut change was the
stopable pa881ng attac k. switch or Frank Redd from rtght
That second loas by Coast, the.. end to fu11back to provide .:idded
first being to El Camino or t he weight and drive. Nick DeSanto
Metropolitan, leaves the Blue and will spell Redd and play on de-
Gold players ~avorltes with vie-rense.
tories over thi;ee tou ~h teams. Former fullbac k Frank Bran-
The Horne ts stopped Vallejo. lost nen will battle Tony Lauro for
to Ea.Bl Loe Angeles. but went on lhe left half spot while Jim Man-
to wln 2~ to 7 against Muir and telllno a.nd Bill Shearer will divide
26 to 13 over Senta Monica laat time at right halt. Joe Amalfitano
week. la No. 1 quarterback followed by
Coach Rouo believes that their Frank Patonl and Tom Mathewl'I.
team has been etrengthened far Dlrecttoni. to St. Aa tboay
beyond the nquad ot laat year that Directions to the St. Anthony
lost t~ C~st, 1.2 to 0 and ha8 llttle 11tadlum. giv.~ by Coach Al IrwW·
hope of d'Olng ~1\bldtnw .sfi 'ta•tolf6W.!•\e.1le~COut. HlJ'h"
the Ho meta to a cloeely fought way to the: traffic circle outstde
game. However, 11etermlned applt-of Long Beach and tum right on
cation of ba8lc football may give Lakewood Blvd .. 1'0 up to t.ke-
thc Pirates an opportunity to up-wood to the trafnc signal at the
set the powerful Fullerto n offense Dougla81'1 fact ory which ta at Car-
and traditional 1ivalry 18 strong aon St.; turn right on ea~on and
to Indicate both tea.ms will play, go paat the Lone Beach City col-
for keeps. lege; d.Jrectly peat the college Is
A BIT TIRED PERHAPS lA blc, Tar f'nd, Oteaa Orttflth No. S1, ·an1 he Just ooa14n't keep hi.a eyes
open "'hlle his picture "'U belns takeai ln the dTruln< room after t Harbor HIP'• 11muhJns !O~
victory o\·er the Oxnard Yf'Uo"· .lacketa Friday. Gjfnth ran 50 yards for s touchdown alter
takla s a 1dx ya.rd tOM from Roble Pulukl.. The sl x foo two Inch td &l80 Intercepted an Ox.nant
pe.M. On thfo te rt. No. 9, la rtsht hatn.ck Dick .lone& ' ho broke the spl.rl:t or the Oxy e~ on the
OJN'nln,C' kickoff "'Ith a 90 y:srd 900rfns run. Far..e be ·een tbe t~•'o sboulder pads Is Ortfftt.11.'1
yo11n,.er brothf'r, Kenny. t I (Pren· Photo)
SUR.RO 1'-1> AND DOWNED by a -of ___ '"fl pld Ox tack-la -r bolfback
Wayne Welty. "'bo ~ playm. tbe hill pme a~ the ~t half •po Friday 111 _place of the Jnjured
Mf'I Smalk'y. Welty t.';'l.ft't be .eea la tt.e. plet'Ure •• he 1.s l roven"od by O~nard Ct'fttft' Blll La.ocy, No.
44 who la belns blocked by Tar suant.' 81.U Wittman, lyl~ In -1be forepound. Noa. Gt, 51 and S4 are
tac kle Cornejo, tackle Pew and end Flam.Inc of Oxy. Welty p..lned three )"V'ds on lhe third qu&.rtf'r . .
play. r Press Photo l
Charle s Thomas
Daughter Christ en e d
Anita Margaret Thomaa, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mr!:'. Charles
Thom:is of 1962 Maple Ave., W&ll
christe.J1ed recently In the Costa
'Mesa Community Church with
Rev. J oseph H. Thompson offici-
ating.
llllother traffic altnal; turn left
heu and the stadium is about 6 ~~~~~l~~?.~:~~~~ Merchants Halt ,
1
7 JC .Coaches G~t Shirts; ~~;;~~~~~;.~;~·:ce~~~~~ Win Streak of All Cry BIJes About Tea.ms
day. Thursday. at 8 p.m. The o t• • t N• In the event any of !the seven Eastern J C conl~rence coache& has
Saint Bees are led by Captain p imis ine Ray Arroyo, right half, 8 so-min-. to "IOBe hla sbirt•• this flt>ason, he'll !Bl loo.st havo one to lose. Ea~h
ute. triple threat man. received a shirt Tuesday morning with lhe compliments of Fullerton'l'I
Probable var1lty starting llne-Newport Ha rbor Optimist Base-Downtown Qua rlerback lclub.
up8: ball team's win streak was stop-, $ They were guests or the club -st
N rt P S Anth ped at ten straight S'Unday after-hander looked l'ltrong as he struck its regular breakfas t 1neetlng and e\\'po OS. .... t. ony aJI ed I di di t f Griffith .......... LE ........... DI ~va noor;l a11 the Southwest Aferchants' out two. and didn't glvf: up any th' .sens Umpent ng 1 sas er1 1o1r
of Los An<"'t>lt>s took e thrilling hita In two innings laitt Sunday. e1r respec ve cams n care u y Woodhouse .... LT....... Cheatham e , I t d k th 1 t Ilk J-0 decision Rt Costa Mesa Park H P comes from San J ose ... Allie se ec c remar s a wen . P. Pascoe ............ LG ..... Schl emmer .f" 1 lhie: ~·~~~!n ·····:·::: ~G· .. ~·.:~:.: .... ~.iae~:. ~ea~fi!~ml:~1~:~~!;1"!h~~u~: ~~~m:r ~in: ~o~~m~Yjt 1:~n r~~t JOHN ARRAMBIDE. as&stant
V D. 11 RT · P -It Placentia Merchant& invade Costa rtrst Inning. coach at St. San . Antonio, repre-an rem n . . .. . . .. . . .s;.a pos o
Meeks ............ RE ... -......... Nelson Mesa Park for a 2 p.m. game. Box score: sentlng head me.n Archie Ni1bel:
Puluki .......... Q........ A'matttano Last Sunday's game was one Harbor OpUml11(s "Moot Qf you l hlnk \Ye'te loaded
Smalley ......... LH........... .. Lauro of the most lhrtlllng rrays ever R H lhls sea.son. but we're really not.
Jonel'I .. __ .......... RH...... Mantelllno playtd on the local diamond. l..a.M, 2b .............. _.,,, 4 0 0 "Ye were suppol'Cd to have 16 let-
McM.aateni ..... F ........ -........... Redd li"tght pitching limited both teamii Thieme, lb ........ ······ 4 0 0 t~nnwen back. but only 11 s howed
to four hits and each ctub com-SU.rdtck, c ...... 4 o 2 up. e mJ•ht be one touchdown
H • I ch mJtted only one error. Bpectacu· Henning, If . 4 0 0 ~tter than la111t year." Uftfln-._ft_ ~ tar plo.yl'I pulled the pitchers out Burton, ct-p .. :; o t 1 CLYDE WILLIAMS, San Ber·
, • ..,. ot holea 8evera1 times. Loa An-Clark. rr .......... 3 o t nh rdlno: ·~e have R bunch of to Oa.n 18-Hole relel'I manago& t o score in the Par80na, 3b ....... s o o sk inny kids, but \ve·11 \vtn one or
ORANGE COAST PIR~TJ: POWERHOUSE drawn''""" New-
port ll&Tbor HJP IM!hool lnclocte.: troml row, Gary Deft.er, end;
Ed Huaon. suard: Jolm lllapton. .-.i: Chacl< Haaaon. •Del:
G°"rc:oune Fri•. eighth on a single by pitcher Earl James, as . ... ....... 4 O O t'NO. I would 88.Y St. San An-
Schenlng. an Infield out &nd a Dotan, p ·-.... . . o o o tQnio hu the c hampionship sewed
Alter adding an addttlonai nine ~~~~e:'~ ';~~:: '::\'.laE . c~::~~ Ha.rrta, p-cf · ··· ~ O O ~~ a~~~~:.'.ng~e~4 -~s~~k:g t~~
holes , and lncreulng the 'COUtBe with the 1088 atthough these were Tota~~~·t·h·~~·t·· ·M···e· ~1 l•O 4 'TPN!88io'n they could score when-
length to 6,100 yarda, HunUngton ~ only' two men he allowed k> PVU ... ~ "" crer they wanted."
HiDOed. ro~·: r.d M.aJ"er, tackle; lb\'e Prldlaam. laaln.ck, and Dave
Pattenon. t.akle.
Open Fint Senior
GoH Tournament
Beach pubUc golt course wU1 open reach base. Burton ca~e in with AB R GEORGE HO DBS, Chaffey: "I
it.I fairways to (Olfen on' P"rt· one out and the basea loaded ln 1 H was pleued wlth our U:.im In last
day, Octobe.r lS. OfflctaJ dedloa-the fifth to strike out the next Woolery, lf ············· .. 3 0 0 F)iday'a game with the · USC
tlQn ceremonies will be held Sun· two batten. He struck out eight Collins, ca .................. 1 0 0 Frosh. There are 41 on the aquad
day, October l& and will fe.tlln' l.n hi• five Innings. Sche'ntng, P ·····-.. ····· ·· 1 l 1 ahd they all llhowed up. The
a pit barbecue for 1,000 pestE I Burdick Oets IDt Monta, 11 ........... -........ 4 0 0 F)"osh have a fine ball club. We
at the course. Lloyd Jones. who pitched for Harrla, c ··-················· 3 o 1 ~ve a few good players who
Sun•-y --of tb •-t•-r Crlatm&n, 3b ·· ... ······· 4 0 0 reallv want •-play !-ball ~ • ............ e U'll: "" Medford, Oregon ln the war We:at-Soee ck; 2b ... , ............. 4 0 O· -. LU ..
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line. lMtead of •p\.aytng It Hf•
ond 1'1!Dlln& Pululd threw a Jl&f"
-which waa balled down.
Oxy look over on the .0 and
marched_ to the Tar %4 when the
Saltara dq ln and etopped them.
Game waa an excepUon&uy
clean one with only five penalties
beiq' called fOT & total ol. 4.fl
yards. . Ball handling wu ai.o
good with only a alngle fumble re-BENCH
Juat one more p cUce game corded, that by Welty, Tar hall-
for the t)rw and ~ tbey tackle back, on hi8 ·own ~ yard line In
the tint 8UN1et l..ea1"11e opponent, the fln:t period. Oxnard recovered
and probably ~ t~put, Fu.I-but Called to move In four downs.
lerton. Tan are aUP,Uy favored McMut.era' 80 yard g&Uop follow-
to beai BL Antbonr' Friday In ed. Long Beach but cou eaally be A lllUe second gueaidnr from
upaet. the etdellnes would probably have
Orange· Cout open Ila confer· had better result.a If tl hadn't been
ence play Saturday ~ the Santa tried and m.Jght have meant ,n-
Ana Bowl alao apin~ a t'Ugged other BOOre In the wanlng-mo-
Fullerton eleven. Let'• hope the ment.s of the laat quarter. Pula.s-
two long wee.Its uacUse have ~I had ~refully gu!ded the Tars
turned the Pirates I lo a much In one of their two second half
better ball club than e la.et tlJne drtve.s from the Oxnard 34 . yard
ou t agalnat Santa . Of course, line to , the Yellow Ja.cketa one
Fullerton ls not lhl. 1team Santa yard line. With fourth down and
Roe.a wu but the Hornet.a wlll
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jUBt the tut yard to go Irwin aent
be favor ed at game ttme. ln Scotland to call a quarterback
Fullen.Jn in It.a first sea.son un-snef.)c: through lbe m iddle. Scol-
der the tutoring of I Coach Tex land was nailed for a yard 1068.
Oliver apota two stl.ndout half-Pat om ~ Back
b&cU, Bob J'~ and Dick Newport Press pat-on-the-back
Fernande& and a No.j 1 T-rorma· or the week for a well pla)'ed
tlon quarterback., Chari.ea Holla· game goea to right ha.If Dick
way. Johnny Palm~r. all 190 Jones wbOft 90 yard opening kick.-
pounds or hlm., nolda Gown the off run broke the aplrtt of the
fullbAc k spot. It I~ the rtnet!lt Yellow Jacket.a and made victory
group of backs In the!League. fairly simple. Dick also picked up
OCC will probably start HarMa. 81 other yardll in eight triea in-
Richardson, Miller aftd Berey In e luding 26 &fld 13 yard rune. Be
the backfield. Ptra<et!I starting played well In the first two rarnes
backfield averages ~&:. pounds but against OXnard he wu at hi•
against 170 for the 1mel8 while 1 best. If J onea. Smalley and Me-
the Fullerton line welgha the ! Masters continue t o play in
Orange Cout line 84. to 176 League gamie e.s they hav' in
pounds. the openers. Newport could con-
A few aidelig;1t8 onl the Harbor celvably have three Ail-~e
High-Oxnard game. D~n't see 'he back.a.
the necond game ag&.lnst Excel-
sior but saw the o~r and the Oxy contest. Tara did 't have the
same exti-emely high spirit and
will-to-win Friday u ey did the
first night out.. They were hot,
el'lpeclally In the initial period,
but they lacked thel drive and
Ping Pong Meet
Unelerway 1 at
Harbor ~ys Club
11p&rk they e&rried throush the Two ftn e. troph ies donated by
tu.It game against Riverside. The Bayahore Tackle Store a.nd · Nor-
team let ~own in the ~cond half, tun'1 Reataura.nt will be won by
noticeably. J Boya' Club members talented in
Our perwonal gueu j b that the ping pong next Tuesday. bet. 17.
boys mlsa hard-working Mel Thla contest hu been underway
Smalley. His competitive •pirit l'llnce lut January with many
which he display• eveey mlhute of hundrecb of hours Of practice be-
the game '.eeme to c~ throush tng 'apenl on the ping pong table
the entire team and 8J)Ur them by many 'Of the Boys' Club mem-
on. Let'a 'hope Mel ta tN.ck In bers. ,
:his week and et.aye In for the Amonf. the leaders tn the fUn·
whole 8e&son. It w I probably lor dlvlii oft. ate Bill Maxwell. ltoy
mean the difference bf!!tween top-Daniel. Mike Hayes, Allen Borla,
ping the League or ben an atao-Ma.rah.all Ste ller and Robert P iper.
ran. I -In the intermediate cla.aa, J oel
Pula.aki'a pa.estng ~ Improved Leonard, Bob Wetzel, Robert Mc-
rapidly l'llnce be has p .Yed almoet CIWlkey, Orlando Armijo and
every offensive ITlinute or the first Jack Whelchel an! lead.l.ng the
three £'&mes and he hU called his ! group.
plays well. But the coaches were Time ror the fin.al conte&U i.8
doing a bit or hair p~ing F riday 7:00 p. m. ne-xt Tuesday. Refttee
for a few momentl'I in the second of the final matches il'I Irwin
quarter when with fourth down, Sprague, who ln!Uated the con-
ten to go, on the Oxnard 40 yard teat.a.
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COAST
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FULLERTON
Dprning shot.a wtore fired this known Southern Callfomla golf O?m Lita.gue. chucked the ttrat MonJta. lb ............... 4 0 0 ~erc·s a I~ tca.m spirit."
week ih the first annu.al Orance proe will tour the nnr-nine and ':hree Inning-a for L. A. Bob Bur-· Green, rt ....... ··-······· 3 0 0 RAY ROSSO. Orange Cout : • I Wt ~ty Senior Golf Championship teat it.a bent greeN. Among t.beH 11ck got the lone hit off him. Rov .. land rt 0 0 0 "rte have l))eCd but· there are too I c
al the Wllfowtck golf coune In :!1-:U~~ ~~~t :: Scbenlng came VI In the alxlh-Jooa1, p' ...... :::~:.::::.~.:. 1 I 1 1 :J:'~~~~~~._:~ a~h~ ~;~~
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Sa1w~y. Oct. 114
1:00 P. M.
SANTA ANA
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have. rea.cbecl their Mtb blrtbday fteld. ...pt;ant PTO at Recratton were stopped by eenu.Uonaf· L. A. .. ................... .Sl to 159." I . ~~t»ol#.,·•i..a. .... ,,
11 11 .... edal .... ~· park: ciayt on A1'1rl~ pro .1'1 llddlng. Bud Wool•ry mada a -."1' j BILL _ooq~l!ant8 Ana: "Moat ~-· 4"1'*. _...,.., •N411_ So en wt r-7 one pl .,....., R.lo Hondo; .Art~ RoU. pro at W U· ahoe91-' .. -cat.ch lo left field to -RBE o the.. -kn-• w h a t d 63ch week tll N be ....... -e S ,..__ .,... ......... ,..,.4; 1\1·' ••4i l'OWl un oYem r towic.k,. kn.ta ~: Bill KMt. Sar.. rob Dick Lane '11. a hit tn Ute flftb-w. ~hanta 000 000 10-1 4 1 tJtey're pC.-t· ~·a more than I -. • ......
5th. Dlarepnllft&' llandlca.. or otemente Pllbllc ..,U . •-: .Jay Uld Ataln•he quelled u.. i-Ja Ill Nwpt. Har. Opt. ooo ooo • t ".'tD aay. ~J!t'.:•'re..WI 1n u.. ~!!$t 5tll Strut at Rodlo TOWers
c1ut.-attlll&t1ono,.tbe ..,ir ... were NiliWIJ', · s.nta ·.Ana Count.,. 1119 nlnth .. ·ho nu:ed In to tab •• ..-. ..,..k on oe ~·al lt wu our ------.·"" AN.& -Kl .._ •• 11 . cl•-d "7 q. with Ille e11trlea dub. _. ____ -!.-"' • ,.._ Lequer awair from JI.Ob ,,_.,, WEEll ~play • tlian an)'\hln& elae, ,..., -~ ~ ..---
70 ,..... aid « _ fallln&' In Pro for tho II"'! ......... ~ ~ . . • OILUiGS oo beat i.. ~ Long -·i i~;;~~a~~~~;:;i;;:;;:;~;;:~~~~~~. Ille "A" ftljllt. <!U wm 1oo ~ Wldlam. P<o at !>® Monti, L. A. abocUlop. pu\ BIOH 9CllOOI. 8-11 n'i&'rt titt wtthj u.at ]I
8aJor '-l·-'H• to Jrl..C-fw ._.nan. lk tbedamperonanotkrr.i!Jta~ M8ta AM II. • !i-and*"'IF,..J.otheLlttle~
...-u.. a...ta Ana ai;, t •• =· 1......,. au:;,:: L:::'t 1r.·-• appanfl 111ns1o tni.o a -p1q. ... .,,,:' a. '• tool , 1 __ "" &11 -alhlr at -lo A .,,..._ PGA ·=-· llxtlr u be turned ~ W .-.. "'-f ~t C '•k i-a tej'rttlc
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--0( ~ik\. "'2 ( ~ .. 11 '1•Rr ,IM·-a mllftt f WeU, qult·iit.a'mnc.]ant ~ IL How ortei ba•• )'OU aat
p&1nlW'7 on tile edgj'at llOl,D• ..-;Lt after Sheraton, striving for
brlljWlt .i:lpo9ta • • • ~ lo tlDa that by the Ume y ou'd tho\' of
~ capUvaU t ever'Yoae .el4e Jta41· _sone to 'CJ).af'Jottea' for • DIPt--~ .! T ~ un~~ a f,;:;f almple rule .. YOU TOO 91"' •ff ~ tbe ~ ~ belllg both to-Ued Pd mmc>Uoe_d.
Tllo -Wnc lo ell> Ii io ~rt with 'YOW -Tl7 •&aq eut be· W Do ......, alcine o/.c.eio,y aad eulUvatlng a !Brge, boomlnc vole<C
-a :llilPttq Dual ~· When ·you·re poo!Uve you've attained
U..· P'CIJW tJmbre ~ Umbre), lower your boom and crawl
... -lotM-.
S,.. you muat -~ -1f f<W tho flA&l t.t bJ' booing up
on a 4w ,clllftnt J"'o~· of t.b..e day ... 11We pbrueJI that will tnstant-J.r pl&ee you u an &r0Un4-towner, a bon·'liva.nt. -Here are n few
cWi4<)e •boi:Hnota )'01.1 llaould .never be wiUlout; CREEP JOINT: Thb
term ..:t tae applied cuua1J¥ t e any place wbere you manag" to pt
JOMI' '9K 11l.t.b.e door. D.BlED B•BKER: In cw you W8.llt to abow
lfi :fet•oa of 9Wa.ok, yc;iu may refer to your IM>steas' fur ooat thua:ly.
..-Z llXTINGUJllH1CR: u.e lldJI· word •ynooymouoly wlt:ll tile word
ebaperone to apply to 'any 014 Cl'Olle who ai.a.y be parked around Juat r... 1a1Jo ... .scuTT&R THE SWILL: Tlllo ls a bwo&'·Uf' opening
~-re Jt the buffet lwlcla la a.low in developing.
~. let me say, you are ready to take your frightful place ln
Sodet;J. Nat week, ~ ehouki 1ut .ea Wag, we aball take up what
la -a. "THE DR:AlllA'J'.IC ENTRANCE."
• • • • llOTilE&8 !" 11080 .tZE !
BOYS' 4k MEN'S SHORTS 2 PAIR FOR ONLY 49c. These are
re.....,. 79c each. Washat>Je. oot t<m abort& in stripe• or print, so run
or ck'S·trot to the BALBOA 5 It 141, 300 :Maln, hlboa. Also whl~
~g these, plck out a few things for ChriMmaa NOW. ThJ.a Mon ·has many fucinatinl' Items, curtain roda, enameled double
M'rrs, mouse trapa _ .. Dosl't turn gray Jan.1. Use their LAY
.kW A. y plan today. BALBQA 5 A: 1 G, .aoo Main St., Balboa. • • • WOlOC:N! 18 your hair standing up aide down? Do YOU have
batla-tub hands ? Are you -~~ from the · st.-a..lp down? Well ,
JOQ're pretty much of a meu aren't you? But prithee, do not dja-
palr, I brine thee hope. You're never too far gone for RUTH'S
BEAVTY SHOP. Ruth hU a new · Rayette Pe.netreme permanent
that Will restore bent, broken, bkd.ched or beach-dried h&lr for only m..ao ...,, t:.ble includee a f"Mtera.tion oil treatment before the perrna-
net. For lhoee with shorter hair-a Rayette shorty, natural wave
at ... atanicures are $1 . You really can't afford not to look yout
bNt. Give uature a boost! ftUTll'S BEAUTY SHOP ls right around
eomer off Coast Blvd. at 331 Pmnaellia Ave., Corona del Kar.
ne hi Harbor 2907. ~ • • • • Mra. Blrd'a nrst name is ")(a2J.e" whtch she herself admlta Is
quJte unuual for a g1rl or111nalJY from Okla. ..1azle is n.lso fronk lo
admit that the slack suit by Benjamin of Hollywood has been a beat
•h &t the SHE SHOP, whlct& lneidentally Is her ahop at 806
BALBOA BLVD.,. BALBOA. 'nrl9 an wool, gabardine, man-tailored
outfit 18 u trim as a jet. The EiBenhO'W'er jacket hu flattering,
cm~ waist-band, and the pleat ed front slacks make you look
~ coinlng or golnS"! A vailable tn most colors. Find out at
Harbor 2060. • • • 'a.ew DeCoata, Dalbo& haberdashery apeciall.st on a popular
ticket, has plight hl..s troth to Prtsd.lla Ann Patt or Newport. Steve
aayt that aometlme between Oct. 20 and Nov. 1, he and Priscilla
An.a will bead for Carmel and a ju.atlce of the pence. And I quote
Steve, "No muas,. No fWl8" •.. • • • Hu Junk>r been crou and surly, lately? Well, probably the
little cad Ill wondering wby the heck you don't take him over to
PLAY HARBOR ... You know the plaoe juat So .of BAYSHORE
BRIDGE OD Coaat Hlway ... where there's a child-size merry-go-
round., racer can and aJ.rpl&De rides . . . 5 different contraptions
guaranteed to thrill tbe heart ot any lltUe chJld. Thia wonderland
la open daily from 11 a. m. to 8:80 p. m. An ideal place for a birthday
part7 .•. b.rln,g yo4r own cake or buy retreahments there and have
a pkllic. Give tbe kid a break! Tboee squeal.a of delight are coming
from PLAY HARBOR! • • • Ada. fount.a.in cynic at that buay drug store on Balboa Blvd., •:r• tMt lf she could put a meter' on coffee' wann-ups. she'd m11-ke
IDDre money than the Phone Co. (Ada, &t least they can't plug up
the ooUect.ioo box and trot otf wfth the Bile:x-fiJter.J • • • Womm don't need a lot of money to be glamorous! Se2: whom ?
~ Stroup owner of JO LEE Sport Shop, Costa Mesa can prove
It . . . I cite tor an example: A little blouse she ha• hanging on •a
be.racer that you can't. ratat grabbing and pulllng over your tous}erj
bead. lt'a of fi~e. beige jersey with black velvet Dior collar. Frank-
ly faal>..MwlaWe? Well YES ! 'Fhe price $7:95. Perhaps a flared skirt
to matcb! But of course ... $11.Bft. Hitch hike or hitch up the
•lel&"h to Jo-Lee Sport Shop, 1813 Newport Ave .. Costa Mesa. • • • Wut to Ket out at this world tr.ere everything ts'!' Place
your wanu, tnuting, HtUe b and fl'!. m•ne and tly away with me to
the Corona del Mar Stable&, S. W. of A vocado ,St. on Coast Hlway.
You'JI think the blr bams, taclt rooms, col'TB.ls and sleek horses are
prop. ot Grandma Moses'. Feel tree to.go over there and mill around.
The dogs, cats and hor!tes are alt very friendJy. So is Mr. Harris
who'• bttn running this riding school for 12 yr11. If you get the
urge to rtde, I won't blame you. lt ao hoppen8 the phone is Kar. 371. • • • Mr. Gii Brown or Polly Apparel, Costa Mesa, Is an old Dunn &:
Bradatreet man and coru:iequenUy baa a keen eye tor values. When
I go calling on him, he pulls bargains off the shelves like rabbits out
ot t.he hat! The other day we were Clac:wlslng the fac-t that litUe
g:lrla probably fell very prou·d and not at all ahy when wearing a
Loomcratt gingham dnr.-. Mothel'8 feel proud too because they can
bu~ these charmln' little dresses for around $2.95 and wash th~
Jll'Cfverw..J tar out of them. Brownie will be rbd to ahow theee to
you at 1~ Newport Ave., Costa Mesa. • • • •
NOTICE: A.LL RED ANTS INTERESTED JN GOING ON A
PICNIC AT THE OLD RED B ARN, CO RIGHT AHEAD. • • • U JOU poliah.@d fubion pla.tea are fortunate enough to own a
knit auJt (and heaven knowe you mu.at have paid poM!:nty for It) lt
•certainly tiehoovea you to take care of It! Take an old frhend'•
advice and send it to the WASlilN GTON OLEANERS, Helen IUck·
man personally hand-blockJI knit.a to your~ measurements! If t"f)ur
t.reaaured k.al:t suit has become UJIY alKl shapeless, d~'t fret.. Helen
will flx ..•. Your .Wt will be carebtJl.y wuhed 4lQ. \Gap and w.ater
llod completely rejuve~ted. A reshaped. Also these speclalista band
t1nJ.ab pb&rdlnes .I: ~eta and anytl'ri.ng-that's tricky-like. Hand
pleaUnr ~ .-ot.Mt' •pedatty. You can keep expf!ll9iYe tMAga loc*:lng
that way by sending them to Waabi:nctoa Cleaners, 329 Marine A.Ye.,
.lila.lboa lml•act Call Harber UI f w pkk up and deb.v.-y .. • • • ·~ Jtaberta ot Robert"• JftlfJtr7 a ya. "Dlamondl are n•
n~ a Jirl's beat friend, altho, mind )"OU, I have same mlgb
aaA7 IOCk9 rl1"ht here1 ln ay .i.e." .,.,. •ct _b; ii a ~niee
---· cmi-J11aJa toag•1-lr, -.rt .~ ... pat la:
'f•-J -~ - -I 'I I lo Wiallt-, tlll.l lllllter· ..,.__ Kr. R. .._a tr!•' • eaa do a tot with a lltUe
¥ !. I JIWlhY~ 8 1•::~ M ... a .... -'. r,.on of ~ a.t. 11 Pl'f• • ->••. llc:te411t .... -rtnc .... Cor sa. Of If l'W• fr d'ng format • 14 r ·,. i.. ......,. .,.... o-_, 1 dleJ,~ cut roe 1n ~ a.ioert·~ JeweJu la at m.,, 1-· Ave., --la. .,_ 2121. ' I • • .. • • -a.-..iew-pptnt! -to .-Gld. Unil ~W wladow. -. _,. --1..n"t·-.. ----~,.. 'wable !. u your ~ .... ,,..,. fD Jal ..... vt~ ,., ...... ~
~ -. -~ arj~h•(VM .-O<' ~ a qi!nted EA 2Qd • ,or p ,.,,.. ~ J _. ._ w« -wne miaf1. provlnclaJ s a 11-..1 wow ,, ...... ~, n.--• .a .,.... .. 6old now
..... ~ O.OK... ~!Sst·•n •.Dairv-....._ a.-
e-.it -.. Corona dell K ar. · • r . . .. ,_ "'\iii:er,;~:. ~t' ..!!. ··~"t. ~ ... -m, ,, ··--_... ~.,, .... ~ ..... -·-·--· 11111 @ YMg -~-tlia..,P ... tllJ----wl ' _..•••1o llujr•'nic•t• .._•--·· .
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.! , -J II f 'W' -ti> 1!111 far Jill wMt It -TAme la la1' m ..._ ..... ~ : •m•• at 1~~:~..:" ~-~°".!:'=•a s I r I' • ~-.,
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r.mt dMb aM alwt ~ the tine ·-.. Keonet.4a .. ~•'W• ta..,,...
.M•l'te-~ IUluta. ·n.e lt «aWn ~.IN lW at a.-a. m.
..-,. -llll&ria .,_.. ,._Y at 7:U a . m.
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Oll>er dle-harda In tl>e order at It took a' protut ( ... talned) to.
fmi.11 we~: FNd L)'&ui' KltlA?n do lt, but San Diego'• toUr·llkli>'
Keo Dav.ti: Conejo and Warren per team of Pc belmamea went
BUnn'•. Pleiadea. ·. home Sunday Wlnner8 oYer Ba..14
Hilaria. received the first to fln· boa in a two-raoe aerie& sailed
lab iropby e.nd alao _the award toe 00 . the ocean waten off Balboa,
tl.nlt in the OCc.l.O racing clus. on tbe week-end. JQbc SJl:wl,tt, San
Conejo wa.a the fjnrt laland cup. Diego b&rrowed .Relax n w to tJ.p.iab and wu tt.rst in the. em er Ke high indtytdually.
arllltrary cla.u. Hilaria 8 elapKd In sm!LIJ boat aerk!a 'on the bay
t.l.IAte w.u U boura, 33 mlnut.a: Winners Sunday emerged: ,
Boots that sta1;ted but turned
back probably because they had Viking, Marle, Andy Gram ;
to be at work Monday morning in· P~l-4 , Valkyrie, Jack Nerdrurp; .
eluded; U. S. N&vy•s yawl Saluda, Firefly, Yump~. J . Formacla.rl; ~~
Bot> M.liier'a Westward, o 1 ck Mercury, Louette, Chet Wilson; Qi ", l.
Bt.eele'1 Odyaeey, Wah Elliott'• Snowbird, Suooky, F . MWer; Ip-"(lf"~i'fi:.
Eacapade. Heber .Ecickaoa'a Sca.n-I ternatlonal 14, Fidget, Carole ~Jill;
dla, I.hi. Fulmor's Staghound. John Ann Jones; Lightning. "? ," Eric .. >t;. · •
Swlga.rt'a Ta19~r. ~Ul Palmer's W'e~aberg. .,,.._ • ,,
Bluejacket, _Bert. Hit.Ira Suomi, 1. • ,,..i_t.
0 . BeAll'a ~. and Bai-The direct interview story wU
Jey Brandt'i P'airwlDda. finrt wted by Horace Greeley. • ,I.
Don Richards' Fishing ~.
'Ennna H'. Saved from Sinking
By 'aeque.lee lk ·'mv
Complete di.luter and the l08B of ooe ot· Newport Harbor'• newest
and flneat equipped commerciBJ filhing veuela wu n.t.n'OWIY averted
Saturday momtni' by the prompt action and auistance at two of her
fellow fishing craft.
The boat, Emma. H , owned by.,.-------------
Don Rlchanls ot ·Newport Beach,j w I ~-
wu returAl.ng aft.er a succe88fuJ Oll'lm I 'W'Wmlll
n'Cht's rl.tlimg with "°""' fitly Wins i• ·w·
tont ~ aardinea: a.board when the . ·
manhple oowr on her aft.er deck W1'en Whim won the two-leg
Mm Not Glllty
ii loat Tlleft
be_t1me looeesled or di8placed Newport • A valoo race a while Royo.J Glenn Cameron, 4.8,
-•·• Ii.--"' ._ , hn'-" back ttu. aalk>ra uid it ?&a a found .not guilty ·of a petty theft ~~ A -I •'IYl"t~. !<> w6maJ?7 wfilm-, . bUf blOnd . ii.a~ cha.rge in N"ewpor'f-• ch city become flooded with, water. ·J ~ Ann Pearcy dragged the bay court by Judge Frank1 Unnell fol-
Barely making the Jetty en-wttb. the hklea 'of eight male lowing a. court trtal Monday. .
trance under her O\l(n power. she rivals ini the Rhode& aloop, Whim, Can1eron. who gave hla addreM was taken In tow hy th(' boat off Newport Harbor Yacht Club 88 lhe boat Roda, tied at Lido
.. Hurry Home" owned by George again SundaY. She now leads Peninsula shipyard, was alleged
Minor of Costa Mesa, and the the October series. ll's Whim, lo have stolen a. pair or boola by
combined power of the two boats 6~ point.a; A1melta, Bob Wilson, Kari McDougaU, 23 0 iPeurl Ave.,
kept the stem of the ''Emm.:i H " "'-t I trom sinking completely. As the 9;,. and Janlrva. ·II, Bill Kirc;hcr. DU!bou s land.
two boats proceedetl up the har-10~ under Inverted scoring, anti
that isn't so whimsical n n ;• bor at a snail's pace, they met the
"Mello Boy" owned by Sam and longer.
J oe Mello of Newport. .
Boy' Injured in
Car·Bike Collision
The Meno Boy at~ by to otter I Dri~in9 Sailboat I 1.-11 chaCI Lon .' 13 416 Orchid any assistance pou1ble and tins.I-g ' .
ly relieved the Emma H of th(' lowed to Safety _A v~ .. Cvrona del Ma.r ~as slightly I
heavy wet fiahing net.a on the inJUred when the b1cxcle he wa,.q
after deck which were adding The 30-foot sail boat, Tanya, r1d1ng wo~ struck by a! car Jr1ven I
90me nine t ons to her burden. cor1sidered in danger ot guln~ by Thea ~fl Bcainan, '11, 107 V ki t
ThJa help, which allowed the Em-aground otf 12th St., N<•wpurl San R enio, Lido Isl(.· t 1 p. 0 1•
ma H's crew to make emergency Beach, Sai.urday night with (our 1,11 Sunday ..
repairs, enabled Richards to pro-person.s aboard, was towed lntu 'I'h(.• boy was riding out of the
ceed alOW"ly and cart>tully to the do€per wa.t.er by a Newport BNlch rlr~l allt:y norUl of Coa t H ighway
cannery dock where the ahlp WM harbor department patrol boat, N · A -pumped out and most of her ca,rao Newpo•t police r"rv.rtcd 8\Jnlla'-· on a.r<!!JC4S -Y,eZ:.. ,... : · • I a "-T-J man. .car wu traT. S-; (
of tiah wu saved. n ight. Narci s~;u:) a t a low peed·. 'l"b.e
Thankful tor their n • r row Ov.·ner N evelle Nebeker, Paaa-driver .!tniJ she was unable to I
escape, Don Richards and hir;t clen.n, said ht> had some motor &top,' .:i.cc-ording to po ce reports.
crew qu1etly made the nect~ssary trouble but dldn'l consider hlm· Long 11uffcr00 a gash n the right I
repairs and the following nJght self In any dltflculy being so nt!ar side an<l the front w oe l of his .
round the "Emrna H" putting out shore. Officials of Newport Ha.r-bi cycle was broken. e car had 1 lo tJea. for "business as usual." bor \'acht club had notifif'd pollc1· si·vcral srnall 8cralchet and dent3 ,
ROWBOAT STOLEN of the plight of the small t'rafl. un the left front fende and hood.
N Glenn C. Bell, 2600 1,S Wt>sl 11-People do read the Press alh. li:vc_ryti..x.I~ rwJ.s the o~ifled ftda. ewport Blvd., Newport Beac-h L
l IDE TABLE I rf"ported the theft of hl.t 19 foot,
~wboat from the rear of the I
U8ed car lot between 26th and
28th at.reeta on Wedneeday. He
told police the ·oow line to shore
(Pacific Daylight
mon
Saving Time) -i.ow l I bad been cut and the rowboat Friday
wu miuing. The boat has o. blue October i 3
bull, red botiom. removable floor
boarda a.nd a. number two painted
on the bow.
Saturday
Oclober 14
Sunday
October 15 BALBOA POWER SQUADRON
Subject. for I Monday October 16
Nut Weelt's Clas1e1 Tu-iay 'II&.....,.,. Oct. II, BYC, Pllotln&' October 17 ... -oam,.... Wednesday
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Del Moitt.&-No. !~ can Lemon
ClinCJ Peaches 29¢ G~latin
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Pork Loins -45~
Whole 8 to 12 lbs. Half 4 to 6 lbs
Eastern-Tenderized SMOKED
PICNICS 2 lh.
Baby Beef
POT ROASTS lli. 4 3c
ASH
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SwHt .Jul<·y
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R~NCH E~deL 50c
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: ~ ARBOR ·'. OClAE · EVENTS
--..,.* "'1~•~-1'14Ni •w:a= a; e sc:wwu. --~ --v• J • ~ , . -t---... -....... -..... ---...... Vt'lll. -~ -· -
, .. ~'""g Adult Group · St. Jam•• YCL· .
· ' , :119it.+s at . Elect1'0ffic:ers,
._. Parsonage Plans Active Y~er
~lon of young ~dulU Offlcen elected and ·plana for
· lliaee i ln the. church and a IOCtal ;m aceedJ.nc17 active year. were
Ulle••fllled the evening ·recently ilacuued1 when t ~ e Young
, ......,,_ 8 group of young-couplee ";'hu.rchmen'a League of St. James
, " atbWed l.n the pareonage of the Eplacopa.I church held It! flnt
Coetai Mesa Community <:;burcb u meeUng alter the aummer vaca-
of Rev. and Mn. JOMph H . tlon on Sunday evening at the par-
... peon. 1ah bou.e. Mra. Alexande.r Hamil-
.. rinc the occulon were Emil ton wu welcomed back 48 coun-
aM.: Llma Myrehn, Bob and June Jellor of the group.
~n. Jack a.nd Barbara Red.! Named to office were Pat A1~
~I/Elton and Marjorie B&mett, len. pruldent; .Joan Merrill, aeere·
S-.,. Chrletenson and Harold In· tary4 treuurer; Gf'egory Wright. -.· ~· -~ ~ri. Parlee Thornton
· · .fltJnored on
' '0th Anniversary .,
chaplaln; Chuck Seetey, proCft!l\
chairman and Jack Wlkox, vice·
prellldent, organ.let and publicity.
Thil coming Sunday, whJch ill
'1es:lgnated u Y®lh Sunday In
tJte EplBCOpal church. the eve nll'lg
'llectlng will be followed by In-
troduction of new memben, danc-
ing and refreshments.
LIU!t year the YCL gave an
.,ri.ginal and excellently staged
<>Uo performance. proceeds going
to world relief. Thill year another
CARIErON ME~
Elect Mears OCC
Sophomore Ptexy
-!.o-..1.tra. r ... rlee Thornton. moUter of
H'aael rM rll. John) GUl ··of Cost.a
lt(isa, found herself the center -of
'6ffiJJy affection and interest
Tharsdn.y, October 5 on the occa.-
'aton ot her 90th birthday &nniver·
.. ry. , t . ..,. Commemorating the event a
>3mljf potluC'k dinner was glven
Ute Uplnnd. Ca.lit .. home of an-
other daughter, Mary J . Campbell.
•I PdiiBent for the celebration hon-
ni'the nonagenarian were her
s-1-Homer L and Hollie F .
drnton o f Upland; three daugh-
"lt1ginal oli o will be given on N o-Carleton Mears, 822 W. Balboa
vember 12. tollowtng event to the Blvd., Balboa, w'lB elected p resl-
Hollowun party pJartned fot' Oc-dent of the sophomore cla.sa at
tober 28. Not yet set Is date of Orange Cout college last week
& showing of 200 slide.a t.:iken by when the school held Its first
Ge-orge and Grace Coffin on their semi-annual general elections.
recent honeymoon trip to Hawaii. Mears Is a former liarbor ~igh
\le.n.rGr-ace Bell of Los Angeles,
IMazeD"Gill of Costa ?.fesa and
!Jfary Campbell of Upland: and
·~era.I grandchildren., A m08l ac-
-tf.'ve life has been led by Mrs.
· l:\'bornton, who was born October
Ill 1860 ·1.l Rome, Ga. She camf'
The Chriatmn.s progrd'tn will In-athlete:
clude carolling at hDl'pltals anrl Elected tn serve with him we re I
the group will .3Jso sell Christmas Ronald f'ennl~gton ~f Hunt ing ·
church ca.lcndars. The traditional ton Beach. v1ce-prcs1d1·nt : Junr.:
Epiphany pafeant. Feast of the J<nlght of Lai;runa .secretary; and
Light.Jt, will be on January 7. 1951 'Diane De Wolfe of Capistrano.!
and th('r e will be two org··ln re-treasurer.
citsl.s ·by J ack Wilcox. usistant FreAhmen cla.<1s orrie'c rs were 1 church organist.' during Lent. so hotly contt>sted that ruv·offM
ftb Loe Angeles in 19()!, moving to J Sh f had to be sched11lcd for this week.
In the r·'lCe for prcsldC'ncy a re
Lineal" Cla1·k of Balboa and Don
Dolen of San J ose. Vying for so-,.Ocmoncs 1s t hat ?f 11tjlndi.nr with Honor Guest
Colorado Guest
W~lconied by
Odd Fef1ows
• • -VIC. Orand °""Id D&Yla.p ..... d-
ed over the Octobel" 2 !fn9ettn.s of
tbe" Barbor Harmony Odd Pellow
Lod&e-Walter 'aora waa welcOln-
ed u a viaitor troip ·the Holly,
corOrado lodge.
On. Wednesday evening, Octo-
ber 4, the de.pee teamJi of the
Anahllm and Santa. Ana 1odpe
nut on the auond and third de-
greea for Percy Tetherton ot the
Harbor Lodge. Mr. Tet.herton, re·
cenUy Crom the Canal Zone, Is
stationed at Vlctotvtlle, but ex-
peclB lo leave tor Korea ln the
near future.
HUfET WEEKEND
Soc:lf I T oni~ht for.
Bell end Chein Clu I ' 11'o Ball an<I Cha!li chlb of the
Newport Hatbor Luthe.ran Urch
Ha:t l.an91nh.im1 ar~'Oinner Hosts
I -PART I -THURSDAY, OCT. 12, 19SO
~ ·PllESS-=B
i. .holdlllg a cllul'Cb ~ lght
tJ'rldaYl at 8 p.m. In the rlday
Afternoon club. Costa Me . All
mftmben of the church an their
trlenda are tnvlted. Mr. Mra.
Harvin Wilcox wW be b ta for
the occulon ..
in~rllew Home ··
t 90Cia1 ennt bt the new · • I
ho of Mr. and Mn. HllJ" i...,... ----....1...-------------------enhelm, 218 VI& .Jucar, Lido hie, I I·
waa I on Saturday evening •hen New Dry i Cleaner\ the~ entertained with a dlnne< I C-'--· · .1-1 IUl..o.
fo• 06. n vrOllCI -..... r
Gi.esta Included Kr, and Mi'a. A dry cl~g ahop Will eoon
JameB Lan"nhelm, IOn · • n d take the pI•ce of theJ former
daughter-ln·Jaw of the hmt and restaurant property Jodatt'd at
C ooked Food Sale hostr ... who we.-. down for the iwM eout Highway. eoi-ona "de1
week end; Dr. and Mre. Salva-Mar. Mr. and Mr8. Mar+ln Man-to be Held Sat. to<el Monaco, Mesa••. and Mea-grum of Oor•Y have I "•:ently
t C t .._ JI -dames Ha vii and Rogers, Frank purehaaed th properly. a OJ a IV!eSa Wishon. F•ed Stoddanl, Don All cleaning will he ldone Jn
U nder the aU'.spices of t Shaonon and Bob Boyd. Downey in µte Mangrum plant
and mea.na committee of th C03ta J · there, a featiurc of their "clean-
Meu Friday Afternoon lub. a W Kee Mexwells Ing that never leaves our hands"
cooked food sale will be he d Sat· I H aervtce. 1 ~
urday. Oc tobe:r 14 tn front I t two Vis:it Re atives ere The new shop will hf known
Presbyterian Pastors
Meet at St. Andrews
St. Andrew'21 Pr e s b y te cl an
church was hot1t to paatora of 22
churches on Monday at the Oc·
tobcr meeting of the Orange. Em-
plrr Presbyterian F e 11 o we b Ip.
Grreling the group in the new
church edifice wa.a the pa.at.or.
the R1>v. Thorou Glbeon.
locaUons. ·the Safeway atr a hd VMltlng Mr. and Mra. William u the CQS Cleaners .•. Cour-
Davt.a and Oay, Costa Me . The A. 1 Maxwell of Newport on tesy, Quality and Servite. Earl
Court St., 21pent the week end at of San Diego, political columnist bath buyer an~ 21eller in the
Thi• R rv, Dall89 Turner of Long
Beach, presidt"d att lhe mornlng
session. After the pot luck lunch-
eon thr Rev. R~8l'11 EnAlgn ot
Whittler, drC's~ In eut.ern robe•.
gav·e thr <Jevol1onal program a
dramatization of the 11 r e of
J oseph. Mr. •nd Mn. P . J. Miller. 2008 We operui at 9 a .m. Wedncsdil.y were W . Kee Maxwell
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Chamberlain. realtor, re resent~
Hemet and ldyllwlld. · Claaalfled a.dB cost little, d<>1 much. and hia wife. tranaaction.
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N ext mreting-will be ln De·
cembcr at the Laguna church.
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Now fou can give him flavorful Ham
as often u be ask> for it! Safeway baa
plenty at a low, money-saving price
you can easily afford I These are top
qualily Skinned Hams. Buy Ham at
your Safeway today! Nole featured
low price..
' !tJpland in 1909. One of her .early I Mrs. a mes a er
'fter mother at t.he1r home 1n Rome
lano watching "Ab•aham Lincoln at Stork Shower C'ial c httlrman a r 1> H11 rold Burton ,.' Wlielew
Full HeH
S-llSin
IOi.16-...
~de past at the tread of a column Mrs , ROM Owen and her daugh·
· ~ Union soldiers. ter, Mrs. I ra Baker , shared host-
1 ess duUes when they honored P-'l.t · ·!Christ Church Choir 1>1rs. Jam .. 1 Shafe< with a ato•k
,. ~-gins Season shower on Friday at the Owens home, 35 Balbo8. Coves. ", · ith Dinner Party A blg sto•k watched bonignly
· '...:.:fltlt. after-vacation "" rehearl!·'.ll
·of the choir of Christ C hurch by
• ·the Sea was held la.st week when
, · . 22 members, their husba.nd& and
· ·W1'\'e8 were entertained at dinner
La Goodell hall by BalbGJ. circlt>.
•Favors "were basket11 on which
... w ere written lines from My Old
·' K entucky H ome. Dinner partflers
were found by matching lines,
and with everyone seated eaC'h
eung his or her bit of the song
tn turn.
· With Agne!\ Craig presiding as
· J>resirlf'nt protcn1, officer8 were
•le<'ted for the year. They lnclud-k : ~Leslie Frell·'\g. pre&ldent :
Sonia John~. secretary-treasurer;
Elizabeth Wenk. chaltman of the
eoctal committee: and Diane Con-
nor. aasistant chairman : Mary
'llla.nley, membership cha\rman:
• Emma Elliott, publicity.
'The choir mcrts each Thursday
at 7 :30 p.nt. to r ehearse and a
dinner or other s0t•ial event ls
1planned0 for each month. New
m('mbers are invited to join the
cbolr.
· .~ew Members
. -.R~eived at .
<.Sti Andrews Church
. • ..... Rece..ived int o membership at
, '"SL Andrew's Pret1bytertan c hurch
• •rec-ently were Mr. and Mrs. W eb-
•ler J . J ones, Mr. and Mrs . Paul
. tct J ohnstone and daughter Mar: ~ ~ and Mra. Alice Siegfried, all
Ot Cost& Meaa: also Mr. and Mrs .
·'8oloq F oeter Jr. of Cliff Haven.
' ~ Thoefi! lo whom t he rite of
. .bfpUam was administered were :
• 'j""f~f.:;~M.ay San1uels, Costa Mesa: .. Ann Spratt and Peggy
.,,. .llcCowrn. Newport Hl.8.
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;tbe eongeilial company were
P. V. Parke~" Nellie Rid·
J . Wright, J . P. Cooper.
tawnnce. D. C. )tacKen'zie,
nhsn A. Salter and Charles
ry.
over the dainty gift.!!, while over-
head little pe.stel umbrellas hung
from casc-'lding paper streamers.
Games appropriate to the occa-
sion were played, followC'd after-
iA'a rd by canasta. A decorated
cake bc·:tring storks and wee ba-
bies wu served with coffee and
Jee crean1. the latter served in
pretty nower' pots with real flow-
ers "growing" from the confec·
tlon.
Present were Mrs . Shafer, Mrs.
Bob GlaM. MI'S. Virgil 01tkden.
Mni. Harold Glass, Mrs. William
McDonald. Mrs. Len-'\ Llght, Mrs.
Mary Stanley, Migs Mary McDon-
ald. M188 Ellen Owen, Mrs . Alma
Knowlton of Sanla Ana and the
hoeteuea. Sending-gifts but un-
able to attend w ere Mrs. Leon
F erguson, Mrs. Hert>ert McDonald
and Mra. H erman Barnes.
Mrs. Charles Andrews
Entertains Friends
at Bridge Luncheon
A silver epergne filled with be·
gonias graced the luncheon table
when Mrs. Charles Andrews en-
terta4.ned Monday <:tt her home .
146 E . 18th St.. Costa Mesa.
Bridge occupied the later hours
with Mr8. Michael Pandell scor-
ing high, M i:a. Gun.nlng Butler
winning second priu.~and Mrs'. P .
V. "Parke$ awarded the consola-
tion t okeO. 1
Comprising the eight.some w e.r e
Mmes. John Cooper. Michael Pan-
dell. C. H. Ridley. Gunning But-
ler. Charles F . Hand, P . V. Parkea
Andrew.!! and Mlsa Alice Plumer.
Kansas Trip Planned
by Mesa Couple
Mr. and .Mra. Donald Stearns of
Westminster St.. are leaving
shortly on a three week.'• vaca-
tion trip which will taoke them to
Kansa& ~nd other mtd-weet points
where they will vtsit relatlvea.
New Members
at Mesa Church
New metnbers -recetw.d Into the
Coeta Mesa Community Metho-
d.lat church t"ttenUy included Mr.
and Mn. Ha.rrison Sanborn. 800
w_ Wll&on St.: Mr. and Mn. Bruce
Martin, 514 Bernard: Mrs. Maude
Bolz. 181 MapoUa: Mr•. Claude
Johnson. 424 Newport Blvd.; Mrs.
Percie Grover, 168 Magnolia.
of Laguna anrt Ro8c M~'lry Fred· ·1/d,'' ·. !:~X:
crick or Sun.set &1tc:ti. rqg ,-..
Relaxing aft\•r thrlr decls\vt> ~
chu'!s secretary, re!:lptttlveJy. are .~ _.
Howard Mille r of Yuma. Arizon.'l.1 ~ ,,., •·
And 1'-la rllyn Riadall of Midway I
City.
Los Angeles Basso I
to Sing Sunday
at Island Church
Gilbert Aiken, Los Angeles
basso-cantante \viii be featured
next 'Sunday a t Lh <' 11 o'clock
service In BAlbca Island Commu-
nity Methodist church. singing
as a duet with Mr!'!. Grat•c: Pioricr.
J eBUB. As Thou Wilt 4Schnecker l.
Sern1on by the pastor. Dr. Har·
ry \Vhite, will be The Next Stop I
Ahead.
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Angel food ... I0"11i1hly filled with
freal-t leinon filling I Snowed vnder
..;th coc:onut fr<>1lingl
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lutter <"OIJ.. cake rih SotfO" ci~
ftCtfflOfl retied in •.. apricot glorff
lh•n omtOmon.14.1gar topped I
OOSTA MD&
1700 Newpor& lllYll.
CORONA DEL 11AB
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LAQUNA Bl!:AOD
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Pineapple ""'"c..-•.;::-12-
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Fancy Peas ';::;: :t ':=!" 43•
fl-oL, l cor. 25cJ
Lima Beans ~:;,:-,,....__. 11•
L. Bea ·~·~· 1-1ma ns f-10 .... -.,-
So 3 10\;•~Tomato up,.....,. ·-.... -
Rancho Tomato Soup··~-r
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Orange Juice ~
P ... "" ·-GrHn eas fro~ FrWf>
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-FINE WINES
·-18•
Regal Pale Beer
is--ord ... _ o•• off••~ ""'"' Ir'< Sof~
II~ to ,,.11 lhtlm. Ten•~ 0<e odd•tionol
IT/Ill ll,ElllEI
Soft Drinks
....,,.., ...... Soda, Gold A.~ Oronoe »da.
S.-00 ~. Snowy P"°ll Go...., Ale. Cf'D9-
""-ont ''"""'o'oon Sh~,..., Sodo. 10.-
00Jtit1 0... ••lrO -bottles.I
Orange Juice Tren-••
~pock.. 146-(ir. eori, Jtic:•
1::.·· 17•
Apple Cider
T-T "'° bfoO'>d.
Black Tea
Lipt-·1 V•llow label
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Tea in Bogs~·.;,:. 49",:"~ 17• lio•-··· •1ec.1r...
Luceme Milk, .. ,_ .... -18lc
•ocfooeor , • , .,., CO.II iftl.. I Holf-oofloft'. -J7C)
Ml•,.._ IUb.-ct ~ Stote lo«d ~
l• hk# M NM tlllHll•
Roxbury Gum Drops .. 19-
loxbury Jelly Beans .. 23•
Roxbury Orange Slices ... 19"
Marshmallow• ~ 2 :0:: .25•
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Pre-cul and rapped. Each
piece bu tha rich, mello"
ftavor most f lka like be.L ... 430
EGGS GRADE A Large
Broaldaal Gema ctoL ., 1 ML
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DS COFFEE !! 79° fin•. drip and m Qrind. FNllblr romi.d. b.b1r QrOWMI. "'"""""' paf"ecL
SAID ICB SPBElD ~ 29°
Lund> Box. Puta aato and 19at Into your acmdwlci... (l-0&. lar lie.: quart~ 53cl
PORK & 9ElRS 2 1:= 21°
Campbell'• Dellcloualr flaorored wllh Iota ol hdcy pad<.
ENRJ RED FLOUR . 1
:: 85°
Gold Medal or ~ ~ (5-lb. i>Clll Uc: 15-11>. l>Clll l.s5l •
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Kraft ' Duleh Mill
American \ American
~86' ~~3·
SODA CRACKl;RS
Buoy llalcar •• , Thlli. Criap and estra
Freah. Elicellont to..,...,,. with c:h-.
~25•
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To,_ Cry or SwiM.
U.S. snded GOOD bf.el. lb.7t'
Slrloln Steak ' . £scellea1 to bnnl
ijJ S. .,...W GOOD b<eL lb.age
Rib Steaks.
Teadrt, ;.-;ey, •••'Y·
U.•S. p-aikd GOOD bed.
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jUI ri&hl la the bulk. lb. .,-
Port loin Roast
OR CTIOPS. End cul lb 4fte ~ 111".i:11 fed pori.. • ii -
Port loin Chops ·
OR ROAST. Center cul lb 59c £Aiter11 snin fed pori.. •
1 c~ESE re.~D
' Velveeta Brand
' 2-llo.
: laet 83• ~:i &9•
JUICY RED APPLES
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OBDINANCI: Np• ~ ,
-.&JIOll: .t.llEl>lf>INd 8EC-
·--o .. THE JIUNIC IPAL 000£ ~· ADDING
aii;cTI01'f8· 11 =· 2.1, -.SAND 1111.1 ,
PllOVIDING FOK THI: D~
IGKA'l'ION OF 0)'<It·11"' A Y
8TKl:ET!J, TH&01UG H
inaa&TS, &TOPI SnlEET!I
AND ANGL& PA.llKINO.
nae City Coundl of the City of
Kew port B<kh doet ordOln as
ton-a:
UCiAL · NOTIC:I
' •, BeaCll to r-4 aa .toUowm:
"Section ua.2.1. 'lbe followtn•
atreeta. .:i).ley'a or aUeywaya &N
hereby dulrnated u throush
•lreeta: '
Balboa Blvd.: from State Hi•hw&y
ORA-80-A to Ch&nnel Road.
Newport Blvd.: from Short Street
to Balboa Boulevard .
Santa Ana Ave.: from Newport
Boulevard to lGth St~t. .
Clay St.: from Weatmlnster A.ve-
nue to lrvtne A venue.
Riverside Ave.: from State Hli;h-
way ORA-60-A to CUff Drive. ·
Cliff Drive: from RIYeralde Ave.
to Irvine Avenue.
NO'ftCS~O-"
)IOTICIC • -my OIVIDl1
-"81od -Wiil '* _. • ., at U.. ·ome. ol 'tbo City Clerk,
Clt,y Ball, City ol Newport 9-ch,
~tu 7;80 o'cloclr. P. M .• on Octo-
-30, 18GO. for fllmlohht&' the
.foJIOwtng: -
' 1900 lineel fL 12-tncb cor-
rupted inebl p~pe.
No bid will be -.Jved W-It
JS made on a propoM.1 form tum-
lahtd by the City Enllnffr.
Speclal attention Of proe~Uve
btddera is called to "condlU'ona"
annexed to the blank for propoal
tor t un direcUona u to blddlnc.
The City of Newport Beach re-
aervea the rtght to reject any or
al1 bids. to wo.tn any lnlonnalJty
In bids or· to accept &ny item ln
the bid. C.K. P~T.
City Clerk
9. 19'50.
• &a11t ·:Vets ew
SeQr1ty Benefits
v-.... of WOl'lcl War JI In OrCse C011Dty may now be p>ant·
ed ..,. t'Ndlta 'o( $180 month
t<ir .octal· .curtty purpoHe tor
lb• um. they ..... b) active •rv-
ice pt'OI« to July 28, 1 .. 7. accord-mc · to Ben ~•bermann. Ora.nee
un~ Veteran•· Semce officer. The recently •¥ted ·amend-
1menll Jo the Pedval Social Secur-
r:
ty A.et cont.Al.a provtaion. which
atencl I.be~ lllimefita pan teer to
vet.,_rau. "n\e $110 1wqe credit 1eanted" durtn., wartime •rvice
aow be a,Pplled to the Yeter-
'• own 1Me fben ~ reu,.. at
1 L,j,,...-ol M .,. -..; under pre·
1 r law. ~· credUa_ were ap-
ed -'1 In ... ot hla desth
~!thin three ye:1r• of dlscharp
,rom the armed forces. enablJng
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FLO·WE"R
Sii! Newport llOl .... ilrd
at Weefnd•ter
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89CTION 1: Section 3~2-of the
Kwitctpa.I Code of the ctty of
Newport Beach la hereby amend-
ed to read u follows, to-wi~:
.. a.ct.tan 3252. Stop at Through
Street. and Stop Signs. (&)!Those
-and ,...u al ·•-ta de-.....,. 111 s.cuon 32&2.l are here-
Date: October Tustin Ave.: from Cll!f Drive to
15th Street. NOTiCE OF lNT!:N'llON TO
Marine Ave.:.trom BaysJde Drive ENGAGE IN THE .SALE OF
to \,he South Speedway.
Ba.Ibo& .Ave.: from Collins Avenue
to Marine Avenue.
.U..OOBOU<J BEVSB•riqs
~10,1960
TO WHOM IT MAT CONci;RN:
. f~~ survl•::.:·::: to hen.-
Wage credit. ror acUve tervice .
pnder the new amendmenlll, may
by declared to be through 'streets
for the ptlrpo9U of thia section.
j b ) The provlalons ot this sec-
tion mbaD ~ "f.Ppf.y at -OOe or
hlore errtraneea to the lntenec-
tlon1 as auch entra.ncea and lnUr-
~tlons a.re 80 de.crlbed In this
Chapter.
Park Ave.: from Emerald Avenue
to Jade A venue.
Ca.rnS:Uon Ave.: trom Bay8'ch
· Drive to Cout BoWeva.M.
SeaV\ew Ave.: from Carnation
Avinue to Poppy Avenue.
.Marguerite Ave.: • fr'Orn Ocean
BJv4. to 5th Street.
Subject to t.ssuance of the U-
cense applied for, and conu:nenc-
lng not lesa than 15 di;)'• attat
the dat.e. peat.eel. noUc& ia hereby
1Jven tmt I.he-u.ndeNtgned pro-
pol!lea to sell alcoholic bever-acff
a&. t~ premleea. described a.s
follows :
• 608 6oast Highway, Newport -------·-·--.....
• (e) 'l'.'he provisions of this sec-
Uon ahall apply at those highway
railway grade crOMl ngs so de-
scribed In this Chapter.
Bay Ave.: from Main Street to
8th Street."
SltCTION 4 . Section 3252.2 la
he reby added to the Munlcipe.1
Code of the City ot N ew port
Beach to read aa ·follows:
Beach, Oranae County The splrlt or the bountiful Yinta&e aeuon \s c'i.pturHI by to y Jane
Punuant to auch Intention, the Nla.h. Hollywood·~· u lbe pnudl.J.dlaptays a baabt of SWetj~-grapea
tdl Wh.en stop signs are erecte<l
as hereln provided at the entrance
to any Intersection or at any rail·.
way grade croalng, every driver
of a vehicle. and every motorman
of a .treetcar mha.11 atop as re-
quJre4 bf UM vef'llcle code."
undersigned is applying to the rathered in a Galftwa.Sa.wloe ...,..,... Jane bu beetl selM:ted bJ.~e wlne
Sta te • Board of Eq11allr.ation for &rowen u Amertca"a Vin&all QDed fat Natkm&J Wlne _w'eek, Octjobet 7 to
"Sectjon 3'26:il.~. '!"he foJlowlnl'
lnters~ciuons are hereby de.si~a.t
ed as stop intersection. at which
the 'City Traffic Engineer shall
erect and n:.:i.lntain atop atgna u
provided In Sectlon S~l of the
Municipal Code of the City of
Issuance on original application o r I · 14. Tbe coaorful •uiurllD nmt ti btlll u a irlbUte to the high qul.llty ot
an alcoholic beverage license for CaUfonlla.wtDMand J.b.elJ"Mtacr1CWtwal lndu.RrJ Whi ch prod1 e& them.
these premiaes a.s follows: a~ i'.'i~i~sE WiU Cut YeNn11t'1 1 Ask $10,861 fbr
SECTION f : Sect ton 3250.1 is
hereby added to the Municipal
Code. of the City of Newport
Beaclt to rMd .:i.a follo·.vs :
Anyone desiring to protest .the
Issuance of such licens.e may tile
a li'crlfled protest Witlf the StJ.te
Board of Equa.ll&ation at Sacra-
mento, California. stating ,-rounds
Payments If Called Crash Da~s
lack Into Service • · ·-,.-Newport Beach ; ·
Balboa Blvd. at McFadden (south ~e'Ctlon 3250.1. The following
atreet.8. aJk!y.1 or alley-ways are
bereby deairnated as one·\vay
thoroupfarea, In the ·dirretlon in·
"bound traffic only)
Balboa. Blvd. 4at Ma.in ftreet
Laf.:.yette Avenu.e at Vi& Lklo
32nd Street at Latayet.te Avenue
for deni&l ~ provided by law.
1 The premiaee are not now licensed
for the.ule of alcoholic bevera.-e11.
dtcated: Balbo8. la.land 31at Street at L&tayette Avenue
Alley-W•t of Manne Ave. from Clay Street at Santa Ana A.venu.e Clay Street at Tuistln A venue
North Speedway to Park Park Avenue at Ma.Tine Avenue South bound t 11a!fic only. .A.J1ey-E'aat of Marine Ave . from Marine Avenue at Park Avenue
Park Ave. to Balboa A ve. Seaview Avenue at Marguerite Avenue South bound traffic on\y. F 1 a! A Ba I D Emerald Avenue between South ern e venue a t Y9 de r." SECTION 5 ~ Section 3268.1 ts Speedway &nd N orth Speedway North bound traffic only. hereby added lo the Municipal
Code of the City o f Newport
Carnet Ave. between South Speed-Beach to read a.a follows: ,
way and North Speedway "Section 3288.l. Upon the fol-
Bouth bound traffic only. lowing described streets, alt park-
.Pearl Ave. between South Speed-ing or motor vehiclee shall be
way and North Speedway angle parking:
North bound traffic only. Ocean Fl'onL from Mc Fadden
Agate Ave. between Park Ave. Place to 24th Street
and North Speedway McFadden Place, from Balboa
South bound traffic only. Boulevard toi Ocean Front
Opal Ave. betweiin South Speed-22nd 8trfft, w .. t aide only. from
way and Collins Ave. Balboa Boulevard to Ocean
Nortli bountl traffic only. Front
T opaz Ave. between South Speed-23rd Street. west Side only, from
way and Collins Ave. Balboa Boulevard to Ocea,n
South bound traffic only Front
Tu;quo~se Aved. pbetween South l:Sth Street , from Balboa Boule-
pee way an ark Ave. vard to Ocean FrOnt
N or th bound traffic only., 17th Street. east side only , from
Ruby Ave. between South Speed-first alley south of Balboa
way and North Speedway BouJevard to Ocean Front
North bound traffic only. Vi11. Udo , from Nf'wport Boulevard
l>tamond A ve. between &outh to Via Oporto.·•
Speedway and North S~edway SECTION 6 : It Is hereby de·
South bound traffi c onl}'. clared th..:tt t his Is an ordinMce-
8apphlre Ave. between South for the protection of public health
Speedway and North . S peedy,·ay and safety and It• urgency arises
North bound tn.ffic only. from th<" following' tacts: the large
Coral Ave. between South Speed-volume of automobile and truck
way and North Speedway traffic wilhln tbe city limiU CTf
~ South bound traffic only. Newport Beach. eapeclally over
A polcna Ave. bel\.\'ecn South \Vee.kends. totether with the ncc-Speedway and North Speedway .
N th b d t fr. 1 ~ essity for the orderly and proper or oun ra 1c on y . ~-dJ' h f 1 I AmethY•t Ave. between South ... n ing t en10. pus the. arae
s ed d N h S d number 'f pedestrians crossing the pe way a n ort pee way city s treets, requires the lmmed.i-
THltLM:A S. BAUER and
MABJi:L L. GREENE
No. Ml-Press ..
Publll!lh Oct. 12, 195().
LEGAL NOTICE
WHEREAS, the reitpectlve own·
er• ot all propertie:.a on the ocean
BJ.de of Ocean Boulevard:, Corona
del Mar, between the aouthwuter-
ly prolongations of Larkspur Ave·
nue &1\d PolnseUla Avenue, have
slped cert&in "Declaratlona Con-
cerntnc Restrictions" In connec-
tion with the proposed con.struc-
Uon of an a ccess road;
AND WHERE.AS, the &fore-
s a I d "Declaratlon.s Concerning
ReatTlctlona" are condlttonal upon
the elimination of the present ten
( 10) toot eet.back provlslon re-
specting the a.bo,•e. -mentioned
properties.
THE PLANN,INO COM·
MISSION OF THE CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH hereby g'lvee
notice that a public hearing wlU
be held in the Council Chambers
of the Newport Beach City Hall at
7:30 o'clock P. M. on October 19th.
1950 on a propoeed amendm ent of
the zoning ordinance of the City
of Newport Bea ch to eliminate Lhe
IO·foot .setback requlreme:nt on
the properties above -mentioned.
at which time any and all per!lon!
Interested therein may appear
and be heard thereon.
RAY Y. COPEUN,
Secretary Ne\\•port Beach
Planning Commtsalon.
By order of the Chairman,
Waiter Lon~oor. ·
No. 55$.---PHlll.
Publish Oct. 6~12, 19M.
j NOTICE OF BID
Callfomta veteran• financing
their farm1 or homes under the
st&te's low lnterett plan may be
able to have thelr monthly l>&Y-
me.nts Wlored to flt their uniform
If they a.re calJed b&ck Into mill·
tary aervlce ln th• Kor.an emer-
gency with resultinl' C\lrt&llment
of their Income, according to the
California Veter&n11 board.
The board d.Jd not Ht up any
hard and fast n.du l'ovemin,I' 11uch
hardship cues. &ut ln.atructed _the
Director of Veterans Affairs to
extend "every consideration" to
returnlnl' servlcem•n who are un-
der contract with the department.
The merits a.nd clrcum!!tanc<"a of
each veteran·15 problem will be
taken into careful account ln
making \\'h3.tever temporary ad-
justmf'nl was called for In his pur-
chase contract so as t o keep h is
a ccount current.
Broughton, Abbott
Named Local Chairman
of Homecoming Day
John L . Broughton of 124 Agate
A\'enue, Balboa Island and Balley
L. Abbott of 430 Modena avenue,
Newport Heights, will serve as
chairmen for thill area In the an-
nual celebration of Homecoming
day at Occidental college, Sat-
urday. October 21 .
Events or thf" day wfll In clude
afternoon open house at campu~
residence,., dinner in the college
dinlng room, a football game with
Cal Tech In the evening an<t A
Homecoming dance after the
game.
Invitations to attend have been
extended alumni and frien'ds of
Occident.ct) In 'thlll area by R obert
Bower& of Pasade na. chairman of
the> day ..
Onyx· A Sou~~t bound5tra;fht1c5 onedly. ate passag<" and taking e-ffect o'f Notice Is hereby .given that seal-DIVORCE SUIT Fll:ED
oa.ma.cea Of $1 0,861.76 Wel'e de·
ma.nded tn auper!Or dourt 'this
week as result of an automobile
colilaton in Corona df"i \Mar last
Jan. 21 . Grace-C. M$rtln and
George H. Martin den1anded that
amount from Mark c. Scofield,
16, a.n<l John S. S cofie d of Co·
rona del Mar.
It wu alleged that ~rtln was
driving hie automobile west on
Cout Hwy. at HeUo~pe Ave.,
when It "''8.8 in coll lsl~~ with an:
other auto driven Rorth1 and ea.st
by younr Scofif"ld. 9 e couple
allel'ed that Grace M rtin .suf.
fered loss of several eeth and
they asked $10.000 gen~ra..I dam-
ages, $130 for IOS! of earnings,
$.S86.95 medical and d ntal ex-
penses and $362.81 for mage to
the auto. •
• ARTHUR J . GOLDBE~G. C. L
0 . general counsel, bef're S. F.
Commonwealth Club -''We must
provide for millions ~r peo):ile
throughout the v.•or\d ap attra.c·
tlve democratic alternr.tive to
Communi1m. The 11trug~le ia for.
the minds and hf'arts of mapklnd.:'
Tele"=f~
by Warren ~;,d, ~ ... "\' ..
1:~·-~
ve. ue ween out! pe · thi$ ordinance.
J way and ;North i$peeoway $ECTJON 7: Thi111 ordinance .{~~ ?::lrtJ.l,~1.c ,:!,f.J l~li~~b!i•IMJ"~ leilst oM" IJI
ed bids will be ~ceived for one-Divorce for al~eged crue.lty by 1 RocktH' ,.. Ro ~· !!".-· • bed Ellery ~9'.l'!',.-ll/'i&l\tdn ·~,
l'~ Ud At>elotie ·Pla~ .. ~ !.N"twport-Balbk . Prea.' ta
South bo d trarf· 1 newgpe.per of cener&J circulation
Cryatal Ave. fro::in South 1~~:: print~ and published in the ~ty
way to Abalone Drive of NeWpOrt. Beach, and shall be-
N'orth bou d t ftl 1 ~e eltectave torthwitn upoo it. n ra c on y . fmal p&Rage.
J.sd@ Ave. from South SpeedWay The above and foregoinl' ordJ ..
to Park Avenue . nance was introduced at a regu-
South bound traffic only. lar meeting-of the Cfty Council of
Abalone Drtve from CTystal Ave. the City of Newport Beach heJd
to Abalone Place on the 2S'th day of September 1950,
8oull' bound Lrafftc only. an'1 \.\"·ll fina1IJ pa.Med and adopt-
Abalone Place from Abalone Drive ed on it.he 9th day of October,
to Abektne AYenue 19~. by the following vote, t o-wit:
Eut bound traffic only. A YES, Councilmen FiMh, Drake.
09,..,.. Ml Mar . Greeley, Blue Isbell
J'trat alley 90Uthe:rly of &nd para.I-NOES, Councltme.n None.
le! to Coa. .. t Boulevard between ABSENT, OounoJlmen None.
M&rpe rite Avenue a.nd Miri· L. L ISBELL
\athe " a, lrw.rtor WW(;~~~b~ Mfi1
up to%: P . .. ' , 1950. 'L.;lty !(, P,.,.ea ot 'costa 'Meg. '
Bidl!I will be ope-ned In public at She said they were married in
2 :00 P . M. of the 1ame date. Sar.ta Ana October 26. 1933, Rp-
Speclficat ions may be, secured in arated last September 1 a.nd have
tile ~ ot the M•t. .t)upt. In community property lncllJdlng
Charye ot BW1lness. Oran,.e Oout their re9ldence and furnishlnp at
Cnlleg'e. The Board of Tn.laleee 2~ !:. l~th SL, Costa . Mesa. a
reservel!I U.e rtght to reject any fl8hing boat. "Play Gal" and an
a.nd all. bids; to accept other than automobile.
the low bid and to waive all In· -------
fornli'.littes in bidding,
ADV:: October 15-12, 1950:
Openinl' 0.te: October 20, 1950 at
2 :00 P. M.
Signed: BASIL H . PETER90N,
Sec., Board of Trustea
No. "6---Prees.
Publlih,Oct. &-12. ~.
GRUPE Wl:U.. FILED
&aid Avenue M ' r
Jtaat bound traffic only. A.TTEST: ayo No. AIN.21-!
Be'._, NO'lllCE TO CBl!:DITORS
Will of George C. Grope, Jr.,
Costa Af'9a veterans' leader who
diejS last June 215, wu ottered tor
probate In superior court this
week, dlspoalng of per90nal prop-
erty valued al "$2500 or leas."
He bequeathed all hls el!ltate to
J\ls wt do w, Mrs. Geraldine C.
Grupe of the home at 2080 New-
port Blvd., C08ta Mesa. Main Street trom &y Ave. to the C. K. Priest EAbte of Hup Clemmt Cann.
moat ndrtherly point of Mam City Clerk lleoNaed No. 6:59---Pr.ea.s. FORFEIT BAD..
Street N Publish Oct. 12, 1950. NOTICE IS HEillEBY GIVEN Paul Way 1223 N Ful~r SL orth bound traffic only. to the creditors of and all per-• · n: •
8ay Avenue from Main Slrfft t c> \'AllIANCS ~ hawtng claims against the Loe Angeles forfeited $2~ ba.U on
"A" Street NOTICE OF REA.alNO aald decedent or aak1 estate 10 chargea ot intoilcat!on at city
ltaat bound traffic only. (Plllllalac QI , 1•) tile them with the TiecffSarY ceurt Monday. Way waa creatin&
•A" Street t.....-a Bay Avuue to Notice ia llet'ebJ' si"9 that the ¥WC._. 1n the ofnce of the Clerk • di.sturttance in a car wbicb was
Balboa llGulevud . PlannJat OornmlJtslon al Ula C!Q< ot/ the Superior Court ol U>e parked at Tuotl.11 Av•.. ud Caul
SouU. ~ traJnc only. of ~ewport Beach wW hold a fl'I.._ O..tf oL Orange. State of Call-highway Sunday morning when
1Vuhtngton 8&.rMt from Ocean Uc kazini' on tbe applicaUon of tomia. or to present ~e Mme aneated by Newport police.
Fl-onl to a... Boulevvd th• Udo t.le OOmmunlt:J A8od&· Witll the necesasry vouchera. to •
Nortll. liouftd trattic only. UGO for a Yarianee on Lots IO to the .,..,...,gned at his or her place NOftCE OP BID
•Y Avenue. f'rom Main Street tq 25 incluatve, Tract 907. Udo late of business. to-.wtt: at the Office Notice U hereby given that ae&I·
Jl"emantto 8t.re9' in acmrd&nce with 8ectJon 11 ot .r. A . K. ~elpsi, a:ttomey at 1,w, ~ bide will be received tor the
Westerly -d traffic only. Onllnan<e No. ~25 IO t1lat they M CO< Hlgl!way, Corona de! pU...:-of 1'-pl&Jlta '"1d
t 8a,y Avenue from Coronado Street may be allowed a three and one 11rat, cattfornl.a. wtthln m montha ..,,,.._ la flat.. pllon, and & pl·
to a.httt Street· halt foot n:riance. Alter Ute ·Hnt _publketton of th ts loll ~ up to 2;00 _p . IJi.. October W~ -u.tj'ic only. Nouc:e ·t.'h•-J' fllrG« stn• llOUeo. 13; lNO. -will be opened in
'lfewjiM ~-I that nld h.artng' wm be -cm llalod ~tow. 12, 1990. -Uc at 2:18 P. M. of tha -.
8outll -ot Balboa BIH. ft'om the 11th dloy ot oct~u. ,_ a t ADOU: VINCmNT CANN. dat•. ,SpeclflcaUw may' -lie ...
K~ SL to Al~ IL .tlu! !lour ot T :ilO p. ,., In U.. l:xeculri>< ot the -(., o1 -cuAd In the ottlc:e of -AMt.
•RMJ' ~ u.tflc .iy. ·OcMac:U..(lhalm_,. al-0. Qty ~ ...... t. Supt. in cbuP of Jtl•aln-. ()r..
;>forth -of ..... lllTd. ~ -po.t Buch, ~ at Jfo. Ill---~ Oollqe. 'I1le -Clf
AIYando Bl. to MchddtA k wlllch Wne and p1a<f> ..,.y -&II Pu-'Oct. UJ. .. 2S, "°"· 2, 1"'9. Tnaol.-t , .. the~ t. ,,._ ~ -d .,.,,.,, oaly -lilllll ject any a"'1 all bldo; to _. . ....,_ ~~:-r-. ,.aw01 -.y "'ear . -·~ .... _ .... __ ·--~~ -to • _.V F lld .... t "8tw!etn Bal· ancl 1J1I, .....,.. tt '?eon. ' ,. ftAKk C. B4llO\J1t, lllW-OUMJir ~ ~ -" -
-a..i.. &nd llattWI Joi .... ' · RAT T. C01'SLDJ, Dept. o1 ~ ~-"Tbe waive all.llit--bt _..,.._ "-'llt•MtJ -.O tnitftc CIN1:. .. I I ' r)' -• .wif.J I~ t )19 to ta. 4.D\'.: ...... a. Oct.•"1, 8111. ~ -' Ill .....--,_, ' <>r=•i.-· ~ •• ·-at ·-...--..• -1-twtc Mar-.N W"111lal W.CB 'tlfla ol CJ••• -..ell ,_, ,__ • U51.---. ~
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...-nOl!J a: -iim.1 1o JV-x.., 1 a -.. ._ .._ ~ -..... -o1 ,..,__ ._.., _.. to U.. unldpal Ha.__.,_, to • .... b!pw 1'o. ---_ ... ,, ••• Clm'1l7 -................ <Jet. 1•-·-~ ot tlot Cit)' .C N...,...;t "'1illlol! <Jet. U, ua, r--.--. -. -•
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' 1' l•tter be sure you! hne
th• correct num~e,._./hat If
a man answered lnitead of
a bug!'' I
When you"re not sure of a
numbtt; pleaae look it YP 1><-
fore you call.~ Pacific Tele-
pho!U!and Tol<rraph Co'j'PllllY•
Eble the veteran to regain so-
l iiecur1t7 rig11ta built up before
e war. or t o e•labliah the~
right11 more quickly It he had
Ever worked prtor to the war In
cupationa cover~ by social JJe·
rity. In the event of.his death
they may Jncri:a•e the socta.l se~
t urlty paymenU which will ~ ' rade to hi• family.
\Vb.lie the w.:tge credits do not
•pply If a veterans ha.a been r<"·
i;eivlng retirement benefit.a from
the Federal Government as a re·
,ult ot hi• World War 11 St!rvlce:.
\heY are not affected by the pny·
tpt>nl of compenaa.tlon or pension
t/1rough the Veteran;'! Admlnlstre·
4on.
l'r!rs. Wayne Rueger
Undergoes Surgery
What a 'troUlld-up'" or msbt.-'ms and fun
when yo'1 co Ea1t by
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where •1
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7. Adjust Connecting Rods-
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8. Align Conae;cUng Rods
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Tbe tint '°"""'16 ot • New·._+---------.:..... jr,:====!====:::;:==:;:::========---='1
port ~ -;;i:il~ B lboa Matrons
planned I upee1-H F y· "t a11y ""; th• t ~· rom 111
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.ct ,.,..,.1;· • . f&then !MY at-• K C"ty tend. lt 11 to In ansas . I I * -
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' m. M o n d • Y ho~r by trlende 1n Kan ... City («;IHI!: ftU: EST STOCKS IN ORANGE OOIJJlftl
Oct. 1e, ln ~e are M.r1. JllLexo.nder ,llamllton and * ·
eudltor1Jm o t he mother, Mn. Frank Moas, the N e 'fl port Bal~ who returned Frld&y from C VS OW !OUK LANDSCAPING Pll.Olll .P:JU
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Program for NewpoH Beath PT A
-· The h~£"hl.Y successful aeries of$---------------
room 111.olher meetings, known u
l'"..atlee KJatches, are being pre-
sented aglUn this year under the
spon90rship of the Newport Beach
Elemeirtary Scbdols PTA at Hor·
ace Ensign, Corona dd Mar and
Newport Grammar ecboole.
Thea" in!on:Ml ret.t,o.gethen
are not only a wonderflDl way to
1>t>Co1ne ncqualnted with the teach·
ers and the mothe.ra of your chil-
dren's school friend.8, but the
teacher's comment. and the re·
sultnnt dlecussi.on gWe a very
good II.lea of wl'...:it is expected ol
the child Jn hi5 schco1 wc.rk and
whnt the parents can do to eaiie
the tensions of gro\ving up. ·Plans
are also . n1ade at these meeUngs
for the special pirties given the
children of each room at Christ·
mas, Valentine's. E!lster nnd Lo.st
dny ot sr..bool.
Plans C,_ploted
Final plans werf' cl\thusk.isti-
cully completed for the Corona t.lel
~ar school program Friday with a.
meeting in the "hudi torium of thf'
38 Roon1 Mother chairmen : Mrs.
Grnyce Bevier, prin('ipal; ?t.frs. P .
F .o £.J.ines, president of the PT A
M.i·.s. Sutherland Hutton, co-ordi-
cell; M.ra. Marjorie Cutler's 4th s chool. Donald C. Bt1dg W1ll cltY,. Mrs .. Hamllto'n spent the last I
grade, Mre. John Baker and Mrs. speak on the :'Children's Bill of three days of the stay wltb her l :~~t~IU~~N~"'~"~.,...~rt~Bl~...i.~l~~~-~~~l~U~•~~~~OllilT~~~A~-~~·~ Richard Huffman; Mns., Margu· Righi.JI." IOll\ Frank, student a.t University
erlte Austin's 4th grade, Mrs. JU, Bridgman, who ll ~ COUD· C1l K
Robert VllJ lagrana and Mrs. ~an--selor for the student.I at jOro.nge Ma.klan:s· the family circle near·
iel "'Ebberts: Mrs. McKibbon'a 5th Oout oolle,-e a.rid &D IJ\ltmt.or in ly oom.plete !or the week end were
M Da Id Ha Ml s Ve.I a .-""" ~.j ~ n . --•e 'V\IU.ln. r ., ~ade, ?.frs. JohtStowers and nAycbo)nO'V, la very well known ,.._1 -__ .. M ,.~ ~ J
re.. v : 9 m tor hi.a Family U!e ud ~e o( Pua.den.a, aon·tn·llw a n d
W'tt'• 5th rrad•· a. Jt\·.:i..n Jooes classes. He conducted the I Forum davghter of the Ramlltona. who
and Mn. J . T . Van Dyke. series ln Family Life that were noently retumed from a Hawal·
Flnt. G.rUe II.others heW in HunUngton Bea~ IMl tan !honeymoon.
The flnt of the K.affee Kla~ches year. He ia a weaterner tbr birt.b -------
in the Corona del Mar school was and education. He wu torn lD G I I
hold for the motbere Of Mn. Washington, &'rad u • t • p from Ir Scout Troop I I
Kim .. • first grade. Mrs. Grayce Chapman ooUege and rece!~ed hl5 H~s Display Booth '
Sevier, principal of the ac:bool. wa• O:·llter'e de&Tee at U . 8. C. He 1 T
present and expres.'"'d her pleas· eerved with tht navy ln th South at I reasure Days•
ure over the fact that more thlln P.aclflc and ls now thoroughly en-
two thirds ot the mothers lia.d joying life tn the Harbqr area
come. M.ra. Kin1e8• comn1ents on \Vith his wife and two-yi' ar old
helping the child to team how to son.
read were of particular interest No admission charge ftll bP.
t o the mothers pt this age lfl"OUp. mat.le and a.U parents and 1frieods
She stressed tlie importance of arc · urged to take advantage cit
Increasing the child's vocabulary the opportunity to hear thiil popu-
by inc reasing his experience of the lar lecturer. A prize will be given
world about him. Visits to the to the room having the best at-
circus, the :roo. the seaahore, the tendance record a mongi PTA
flr-e·stallon -all these bring in· member• present at the meeting.
to use words that the child might Tb6 Advanced Band will be tea~
noL use customarily. Mrs. Kimes tured on the musical program and
asked t hat pa.rents take the time Fifth Grade Room Mothers 1will bf'
to be really Interested in the hosteuea at the social hour.
An lnteteatlng booth tor "Treas·
ure i Days" staged recently at
Corona del Mar was the one plan-
ned and decorated by Girl Scout
Troop 11. These 7th gro.de girls
have aa their leader Mrs. C. W.
CroWl.
YOU'LL LOOK I
SQ G<j>RGEOUS IN
Tlle ~ew Styles
!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ nator, and Mni. Stroller Wfiite. chal rm:in . The Room Mother
cha.ir1nen µresent were: ~frs .
Geneva W i Ider ' s kindergarten.
Mni. M. Brilliant and Mrs. Ca rl
work that the child brings home
from achool and to praise his el·
f ora and be pleased with his u-
complishmenta.
Santa Anons Winners
In Duplicate Bridge
The booth wa.,: donated by
Brookings Variety store, Corona
del Mar. A Jarge World map was
displayed and also pictures of the
11 fi elds ot Girl Scouting &e·
com'J)lishmenUI. A poster denot-
ing the Girl Scout spon,sor 1 Llon.11'
Club) and one of the Community
Chef't together w l th attractive
gr~na 'COmpJeted the decorations .
Troop members -are Virginia
Chue, Gloria Chapman, Sharon .
carter, Rot. ll lJ. n e Cunningham,
Judith Bishop .and Sharon Crowl. SPECIAL
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FLOWERING
MU.MS
58¢ ea.
IN GAL. CANS
PL~''TS .! FEET TALL
Se\'Pra.I Varie1.lett and Cu1or9
Gt>ts Youn WbUP ~)' ...., • Pl~AJ\'.T BULBS NOW
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WE HA VE A.LL V AIUETU:S
Wayside Garde11s
2040 NEWPORT llLVD.
<,'OST A MESA
Phone Bt..-aeun MM5
Wolf; Mrs. Afarjorie Barnett"s
kindergarten, ].;lrs. Mary Louis
Topper and Mrs. Wm. Charlton;
Mrs. Anna. W~ill's klndergar·
ten, Mrs. Donald Buriteman a..nd
M~. George Peachma.n; MN-.
K.aUuuine Va~hn'1$ kinderPrten.
Mra. John Clark, Mrs. Paul Moore
Whef'li?r and M.rs. Robert Heck;
I Mrs. M.a yn1e KJn1es' fir.rt grade,
Mrs . !.ferle Vetch and ?t.lrS. Orrin
\Vrigbt; Mrs. Billie R:lrvey's first
grade, Mrs. Edward Doyle and
Mrs. Patricia Sbedaker: Mrs.
Meta Bachman's first grade, Mrs.
M.ylet Porter and ~1ra. Arthur
White;
M.iy Se.lir.·Jbel Srnij,{l·s firat
grade. Mrs. Frank Wishon and
llre. De~orest Stoll; Miss Lucille
Babcoc k's 2nd .grade, Mrs. Law·
rence Broering and Mn. H . W.
_H orst; Mrs. Betty "t'rine'.s 2nd
grade, Mrs. Frank Burd.e and Mrs.
Corona del Mat
Community Church
Sunday Services
The second Jn a series of ser·
mona on the general t opic of "Re-
ligion Teeted'I wiU be preached
by tbe Rev. Paul Edward Babbitt,
minister of the Corona del Mar
Communit y church on Sunday,
October J 5 1n the eleven o'.clock
worship service. The title o! the
1erpion Is : "Does Your Religion
Change Life ?" A nursery is
maintained for the children Yhol'!e
parent.a attend this service.
$unday school for all ages
meets at 9 :415.
MrJi. Robert ' Dischner an'd Mrs.
Margaret Holmes were winners
east.west and Mr&. S t e' w a rt
Browne and Perry McAdoO wett
high sCorer1 north·IOUth 1n the
duplicate bridge game held tn Cos-
Ll. Mesa on Monday evening.
XMAS CARDS
SELECT NOW
Large AMOrtmt-nt
HalknM'k I: Othen1 • COSTA MESA
81'ATIONEBS
Beacom Mll-R.
t 788 Nf!'WPO'rt ~vard
Ruoners-up east-welt were Mr.
and Mra. B. F . Sawn: Mn~ Cath·
erine SmJth and Mn. S. C. Pierce;
Mrs. L . V. Brown and Mrs. A. D.
Wetherby; Mn. Amy Kbtnedy
and Chui~ Jut.er: Mn. Georte
CarroU and Robert Brown_
Runners -up north -aouth were I ~ii~:::::;:;~~:'.'.:~ Mrs. Const.a.nee Tawney and Mra. I
Robert J ohnson; Mr. and !jrB· H .
M. Wallingford: Mrs. Jam~i John·
son and Mrs. Ro!>ert Brownr L. V.
Brov.'TI and A . 0 . Wetherby; Mrs.
Frank Reed and George Mitchel.I.
The newport Harbor Duplicate
Bridge club Mil hold ttsi next
reguler meet.Ing on KawlaY cv.e·
WITH THE LA TEST
HAIRDRESS OF COURSE, BY • • •
FOr1nerly wit_h Mari-lh~l\ F ield, Saks 5th Ave. Neiman-Marcus
... um'ti 2nd grade, Mm. Edwin Mor· i~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I Edward Zilon; Jili.-Laura Barn-ganroth and Mn. Barnard Deeen·
berg; Miss Dorothy McCoy's 3rd
The Junior High Pilgrim Fel-
lowship meets• in Pilgrim Hall at
15 o'clock wJlh Harlan Hoyl u
counsellor. Craig Warfield and
J udy Bishop will f'Umieh rd'~
m~nta.
The Senior High P l.lgrlm Fel·
lowahip m eta in Pilgrim Hall at
8 :30 o'clock with Mr. Babbitt ae
counsellor. Dlscusalon wiU be led
by Peggy DiehJ. Refreshments
sen~ by Don Steffensen and
Shella Briggs. Worship led by
Mr. Babbitt.
nlng, Oct. 1a at 7:30 o'clock . .&.11 I,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::-,
.,..rested-brld&'• players .,,.. In-
vited to attend. \
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lrrepll.r --BEACON 5061
207 N. BROADWAY Upper Lobby SUIT£ lll
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PBIOE JNC!R E.'\SE EFFECTIVE OCT. lOUt
Boy's Sweat Shirts ... ._ .... Special-139
Boy's fluorescent .Socks .......... -100
Boy's Keds-Sizes 11 · 13-reg. 3.25-289 •
The MAN ...... ~ .
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1711 Newport. A , . ..,.\14" OOSTA. MESA
WO: GIVE S.t.11 G.llE£N STAMPS
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A little f'AI'')' ! YH. bul. 1orrchiutdlse a.rri~ too ...ty a.<)
too muclt.. W4!1 hM·.e n~ ro.m for half or · It. apace milflit 1wJ
made and Wlla paid !kl '''~ oft.Pr tt all at U .,:;;. 68% ~tmt.
Rarefy llM-e )'OU boait-t IWCb prlct'ie8.• tr'l'AKlres al IM>..Ut'
at IPICh a uertnc.--nuuty belO\\' CO!ft.
CHRISTMAS. TH1\T .. MAGNIFICENT S P F.CTAC'l.E OF
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* t01 I'.. 8albom. Blvd. Open e,·t'nln«s a1M1 8undayt1
\ Fwaltu re -Girt.• -Art -F~l'ics -J e\\o'e lry
SO FITTING. FOR FALL!
A "Sun-~" original jacket m Cardinal-red Corduroy
-Flllly ·lined for turn-about use in wool, Glen pl •id.
Priced with YOU lo miU at Sl4Jl5
~ Skirts ill ll styles from $7.95
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era.de, .Mrs. J.. Grant Florin and
Mra. Rolland Collins;
Mias Veronica Schleder'a 3rd
P-·'lde. MTS. Robert Graham and
Mn. Ray Sdlwartz; Mni. Bonnie Lane'• 3rd grade, Mrs. Ear) G.
Bramble and lrfn. Cheater Pur-
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Slumber Party I .
There wa.an"t much alee~ but
there was a lot of tun at a tecent
slumber party given by Dlx.l.!l_ H~l:
daughter ot M.r. and M.rs. ~
Hall. 274 E . 19th St., Costa !Mesa.
for a group of classmates atlNew-
port Harbor High achool. Ttje fea-
tlvtty remained «lrlctly te~· !nine
fare de21pite the prolonge and
unique efforts of a &.arge gr p of
hopeful "crashe8" to jotn the giI1s .
Dixie's guesUI w e r c µtdra
Queen. Bettedean Smith, f{aren
Nelson , Mary Lou Snowden.1 Judy
a.t;d Jetta Gannon, Ann J3oy cic and
Dorothy Barnett. 1
P .S. Ti& p.ld one pf the . .hope-
tur~ ''cr8.tl~it" : ieeitij• ;g ~et'tlt
"'c.--hed" • wbfa, pee.rtng lntN11tly
lnto the window of a nelghborlng
house. he connected violently with
a police club •wung by the irate
re91dent, wtio opines the lad isn't
sitting down much this week.
Bible Church Women
Wor.lc on Optls
For Mission Home
Wprldng on doll• to ~ tent lo a
mlasl,on at Chrii:t..ma.a occ.;upied
memben ol the Woine11'a M.lsalon·
ary Soclety ot the CoeU )leu.
Central Bible Church at an all day
meetins ThY.l'Sday at the c.lulrcl1.
Mre. Glea.na CarUr. pi-eaide:at.,
5ed the Waineu ~~. FQf' the
devotioh.:11 ia.terLudc .Mn.. C:-a.CP
KtSel spoke Qn ·~-R~ oL
a Chr.i&UaA... A pgllw:k luncheon
wu served at noon. l
Included were Mmn. MUJ.d'e Sa·
):>in. Elaie Smith, >Ury _Bmith.
Mayme GaU .... er. Kate Pratt.
Thelma Pienoa., Edna Keating,
Gladys Beardaley, Nellie Mc.
Ada.ma, Emma Ha.nic. Alioe I Te&· ' ney. Kate Semrow, ~ 8'ackr
well, Evelyn. Updike, Fta.ncee M:c-
ln!M, Claire ' f,rl&'ht. ~· MeQllire. Elma Wella:,, trtoe
-udlliG&IEttaB .
--&' will be bob! Tb:\l'Nld&y, Get. 18, :it 2 p. . at
the -.;r Jin, Roy Updlkt 146 Roch-et. . .
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Island Residents
Affead -C~ft!Kal j
at T .-.c:ula
Dr. -lira. J,... """""' clll••• rt P.it aftd.,.Judy = <::.-:.:: :"; -tbe ~ ....,..r ct ... > r1s~•·
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to H,., Ptogram . . is _Sunday ~ubject l' G th . .. . +'-'t 11 ' • fSe ,Oct. 1.9 . . Is Theirte fo r l l'lnt" Clo.-of Clulet, 8'-<p! .. * on·G;~ Sitwi.... ' et St. Andrews ' · a e ~. a et E ell'club -~ FAC Meeti ng N•wpo•• ........ uoa VIA LMte · (' .,.,. 1.· < t, :>, Q· H · I • • · ~ _, Bnach of TlleM-r""-11.'l'llo. ~~~.:__,___:~~~~~~~~~:...:=4. .do.ta Mea4Homf:maJreni' Club ~)' IMll'inon ·au~J.kt Of the Uarry Omew .' P'ira of the year'a aerlee ot Ocorge Cru1ka ank will p eelit nrat Clil pttJt of Cluist,. SdMU.t. m~beO \llf;t1l be c:lvtn 'tj:tCu on Rev. fbOmaa -Olbaon, 1pe&lc:U1g at 1 1 '"11llrd Thur*y" ;flCI wlU be a program on • he Htsto}and In Boston, M•·nachuaetta. .
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follo \\"lng a rNr nt· ct·M"n1ony In S unny81th• BaptlMf rhti!('h, Los, ( An~rlPs. ;\I N. Kllp:ltrlc·k IK tttt> formt"r {'.ark~n Bt>rnlr.-l\lf"trltt,l
daui;;-hll'r of !\fr, iuucl 1'1r"I. llrnry l\lerrltt of Los Angl·I~ Thl't
brldf'graon1, son of l\1.r. and 1'fn. JBJIH!t' '1'-Kllpatrll·k of CMla'
M rsa 1~ a. prr-nu·tlll·11I Kludt·nt at l '. C. l •. A. I
Detroit Matro n
G uest of Mcsans
1''1ra . Wilbur H a rrison o f
Musica l Prog ra m
Hili t e s Brea kfast
o e-of Fishermen's C lub
·troll, Mich., ha4 bct>n the hnppy A 1 houac gut·:;t c;f equaUv-happ}'-tr)-mustca program presented
hat.·r hc1· ho:~I ~ Rev. and itr~. J'. G. by ~11'3. Chi:oi hol rn Bro'''"· Vnl'ali~I ;
Nf'unu\nn. 2612 Orange AVC', c.·us-,\fr:o. Jo!-!t·p h Tho1npso11, piarlist I ta M esa. and Chisholn1 B1·uwn, violinist,
R en1lni:-a t·ncC-;J \Vl'I c 111 order a ... was R. hii:-hlight o f the latfst
Detroit ii-I the furll't'I" h tlnlC O[ the brC ·lkfast n1eetinJt Of the F'i.sher-
Neumann f-'.l nuly. Trips to s11r-Oll'n's club of the Costa Mesa
rownding-npo ls uf inlcreMl w crt' Comn1unity chlJrch at the No"'-
arrani;ctl fur the C'lllcrlainn1ent of po rt Beach RolJl!,niore. '
the charn1ing vi sitor. Tht• di"v ntinnal observance wai-
Hal Mannings
on Trip No rth
in charge of Rev. Joseph H .
Thon1pson and Rev. Charles F .
and. New men1bers welcomed
\vcre D. C. M-:icK enzie. Bruce Mar-
tin, Bob Sanke. Dave Gardner and
uwt 8ewlng"'1 by prOJect leaders s; Andrew'• Preabyt.erWi' Ch"Un:)i. A pleuant rellflon too.k 'p ce given the D:belJ clu at 1 p. m. Ar t of Makins q.,ln~w.:i.n:" t lhP
Lou. Steinle.~ Marse B~~tt Newpprt HeJ(hte, ~ _ be Tbe Sunday at the borge of Kr1 on :Th . y,. pct. tt: It 'wtu 6e .monthly m~U nff cff Coal.A esa t'Ju nda:t 84-:nice -··········-•• :01 a. m.
at theJr ~ meeting Wedn~ ~er of ThOU&bt.. The text, Mn. Kenneth Quarry, 1~15 8.lnta a dCaaqrt bridle and canaa~ ana P'riday Aftcmoo• club, whlc wilt 8uad,_'\Y School. ---....... 9:80 L &
day, Oct.. l~ .at 10 ._ m. Jn the ~ke11.1 trom Provetbe 23:7 .M Ana Ave.,_ Coa~ Mesa, whe~ ~r. Jt ta oi to the gener&I publk-. be held Friday.1 Oct. 20 ' nt the WMDNday E\--e.nlns MeeU.s
educaUor.ol t>uJlcUng of the Coata For aa be thinketh ln ht• ·b~ d M Ro Ball t in 1 TICk &Te .Si ea.ch and pro-clubhoU8e. Luncheon wt I be 8 o'clock , x -Oom.muntty cbun:h. ao .la be." . ' an ra. Y i ey 0 f1e-cceda_ I go to the club b\.tild lng acrved at 12:30 p. m. .
An ..tmpo~t'put Of the bual--.Both church eenlc;e '"'1d Sun-wood and Mr. _and Mrs. Gr-'>' fund. ft.e'9rvatlona: mint be In Hootcsses wlll Jbe Mr.1c;;. arry Re&dla1 Room. Ill Palm Street.
ne.tS eeeslon ~I be chooalng n day st.hoot are 't 10 a. m. Weetratc of San Bc madlno 't\f'lre by Tuclday, and ahouJd be made-Balch, Max Schathner. C. M. Hur-Balboa, o~n "~k daya, •xcept;lq
ne'r meetlng ~Y-Those attending guests of the local couple. JA.11 wtth ' Mre. 8 . E . Briggs, Hnrbor rt.s Md Jerrola s 'pa.nglt>r. • national holldaya, from 1% ...,.
are to brtng ·a cup aqd aack lunch. Newspapcr8 ,Ml1Jng fbr a penny were forme.r neighbors ln 1 n JlM-Wf or Mrs. LlnColn Clark, 1 , to 5:00 p. m.
Coffee wtlf be ae.rved".' . 1.plece were begun ln thl! 1930's. Bernadtno. Harbor 171·.T. Cla.saltled ads co~t llllle. do ~uch. ======="""'""'
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uJs~n .1 IDAHD RUS5ET ' ~~T~~~E lD ?Jt 35e.
Pos tcarding from San Fran-Hii1·1 iMn Sanborn. Others present
clsco a r c Mr. and P.irs. Hal P.1an-included Joe Jones. Edwin Jones.
nlng of Corona dt•I 1'1nr, up north John Reynolds, lt'lalcolrn Reid. f
on a. trip regarding their ne"' Bob Thatcher, Herbert Mc Murtry.
venture. thC' "~tanning Crest" Hugh Davis, R. D. Flaherty, and
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