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\, 't)e famou.a, long.-flnned 1ftah have
aet record after record for •lay-
ing ln Newport waten a~d one ex-
pert ha.a been known to predict
they may ata.y hereabout all win-
ter, lt \he bait conditions and wa-
ter temperature remain as they
rapidly developing area
of Ule CaJlfomta South
Coastal Empl"re
VOLUME Xl
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lllVIN9 THI INTIRi
' -~IOI MIA ' . " '
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S~OND ~1i7EST HOME ~<;>~MUNl'N IN" ?RAN~E COUNTY
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Ve and retain
poptflar eupport
abould. ·
Wouldn't tlaat be. wonderful?
Albacore fh1hlng the year-f'OUnd !
It'd bring visitors from near and
tar to try and catch thoae choice
and hard-fighting fish and Would
result tn untold publicity for New-
port Harbor. Hope they can read
thlllt
Heretofore they were more or
lees regular. Jn an undependable
sort of way. They'd show up in
June, or tnebbe July Or Augu81,
and would stay for a short tlme,
the 11ehools &tarting .with small
fish and gradually gTow1ng until
larger ones o~ 30 pounds or more
W ere caught. Then lhe-achOOla'd
disappear e1nd' that would be all
until the next year.
E ither that. or they wouldn't
11how up al aU, but would skirt
this coast and show up along
Oregon. instead.
Whate·ver the rf'a.BOn for this
year's record. thousands or fish-
ermen have been made happy, and
many landings have profited
ther,eby, and tackle stores the
san1e.
Someone should speak to the
Dlvision~of Fish'n Game about ar-
ranging such a program evPry
year. The well-paid oeean auto-
crats should be able to take care
of' suc h a little thing like that
without t1'ouble. They also might
·be able t o l\rrange a tax on eve ry
albacore caught and t hen AOOn we
might not have to pay that $3 Ji .
cens~ for fi shing in the free ocean.
A MIGHTY FINE
SELECTION
Hope e,·cryone's as happy as
thl~ dept. about the election of ou r
new supervisor.
Heinz Kaiser. aM you no doubt
sa"" in last week's edition of thlJJ
finely-executed and wtdely-read
family publication, won In a · walk
and -he will represent all of us in
Santa Ana on the county board.
He'll do a good, conscientious job.
He's just built that way.
Vote-gathering night at H einz'
place ;n Cost a Mesa made me
wonder if this electioneering pays.
H is biggest booster, Marie, had
provided all sorts of viands, from
8tuffed eggs to ellced turkey;-and
things disappeared like crazy, with
a s teady stream of visitors aA<i
well wishers pouring In one door
and out the other.
PHONE HARBO.R 1616 FIVE CENTS
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' . . BEAUTY OF BALBOA ISLAND l''llJ bfo. vatly aqmrnted wtM>n thh1 church Is oompl!!t-ed •t 111-111 Shell Co .; ·Gets Final ApProva fsLANT .WELLS
Apt-e avenue \.\·he.re four stores now t>XIAt. BemodflUDI' of the tibopa ·into a beautiful rt•llgfoUK bult<l-
lnc ~·ut be done by th" Balboa. bland CommunJty Met hodist ch~h. Architect's sketch prepared by
Fr't'l:lerick llodc"don Is pictured wfth Apte a~ue lo t.f,lie fol'tcround. t D .11 0 .. 1 w· 11 N c 0 M APPR OVED wEsT
q ain over ~cl prnteata of J guna Beach ~dent• pcrmiss~~ ~vcn t he •Shell ;J Co,-,:,. Of 53~D STREET REMODELING. OF 1SLAND STORES
INTO CHURCH TO COST $42,000
wc<'k, to drill a. well near Co1·ona dcl Mar. This Lim c the official okay came from the b oard of supcrvis· Charges that the J ergins
ors Tuesday. Oil Co. were in violation of
Any drilling between lhf' coastal hills and the st'a was objected to but the protestors express<-'<! no a city ordina11 ce. suggested
great dissatisfaction when lhl' oll company agre<'d to remove its derricks aftl'r rllilling and to keep any by the We$t Newport Im~
storlige tanks out uf sight of the~---------------------c._ ________ _
highway. provement Ji.SSOciation , were the lanrl. said thl! site is !'8St of han mi.•cd many meetings lately. f b The location of the oil drilling B1.1&k ... ullcy and is on land not re uted Y ·City Atty Harty ,., M . W. Boggie had sought to Bl Remodeling work is expected to begin with ln a week or two on the new Balboa Comn1unity Methodist
church at 111-117 Agate Ave. as thP church received the deed to the p roperty today, Rev. I-Ja rry W .
Whlta has r~ported , Cost of the entire pro.jcct will b e a.bout $42,000.
will be approxin1atcly threl'-qnar-l'IUitable for s ubdivision. odgett at the council meet-t'Slablish an ornamental iron work ters of a mile east or the highway
and l'IOUthf'ast of Corona dcl Mar.
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Objections to the drilling were
shop on the ca.st side of Mesa Dr .. ing Monday night when be
north of Birch St ... Santa Ana gave his opipion on the sub-P18.1ls f'or the beautiful structure •'~------------------------·----J, M. Gregory. reprt'sentlng the fron1 William w . Ottaway, pub· Heightq. and the county planning ject. were revealed this week and when
the wctrk is complct~d. Jt will be
impossible to recognize the four
stores that are now in that loca-
lion. Church building committee Is
presently waiting for bids from
local contra ctors for the job.
be near the center of the building.
To the lef't will be the narthex
the chapc.J with seating (or 70 per-
sons, and the choir room. Behind
the entrance will be the youth
center hall and the kitchen. Two
former stores on the right w ill be
Sunday 11chool rooms. Parking
space will be provided in the
w ith planting will surround the en-o il firm, sAid Shell l.l'RS willinr:-t o li~her of the South Coast News, eon1n1issinn failed to approve his "The J crgi~.s Co. is not in vio-
trancc way. -ren1 ove its derrick within 90 da·ys and Mrs. Am)' KPnnrrly, pl'esident appli<'alion on a 4 to 5 vote. Ter-
ri I l . ~ h II d I h La B h T '"II apnoarcd a• obi··cto•· to the lation of any. ord1nan\"t' .. he stat-Arcb'.t•ct for th r m • 1· g j b a er comp e ion ''' t e wr ah o t r guna cac sxp•yers· •· ,.. "' ,. • c c o .. e in o · Pd, "as they con11>l.v full.v "'ith t o re.store the property to it.A or-AJ;sn .. both primarily opposing thr proposal on the ground it would
is Frederick Hodgdon who ha.<; an lginal condition Ir oil is not dls-nil dcvelnpn1ent being exposed to be "noisy" anrl that there was no thr> ri:-strictions ~et forth" ·
office on Coast Highway. R ev. covered. He a\go saiil his firm Will public vie\\'. other industrial development in f He thE'n qllntcd frorn the Mu-
White heads the builrllng commit-have any tank s out of sight of ihe the tract. Der.ision \\'as deferred nicipal Code which s tatf's. "No T' Tv.•o other contto\'ersia\ ""r· p h IJ t t ·1 tee and 'nembcr. l·nc'··de Clen' public. · , "' r k b t h · crson s a ercc ot" cons ruct 01 ,.... ;nits were sltletrackcd because of o r one wee y c .supervisors. d ·11· d . k Christ1·c. Geor•e D. J on's. T"·l Th t . I I f H r1 ing {'f'r1c s or oil drilling ,., e ... ~ Harry E\'aflS Terrl'll. land ·pJan-thf" absr.nce of Sup~rvlsor Irvin e con rnv.crsta Pan ·0 ar-· th· Hauser and Col. P . F'. Baines. I equipment w 111 the city , .. n{'r f0r the Irvine Co .. owner of G"orgP Gordon or Ne\v.port, \\'ho (Continued on Page 2) except th 1 't h 11 b 1 f 1 Repre.~€'ntlng the ladles on the a 1 s a r a\\· u
committee arc the presiidcnt of the under lhf" rovil'lions h<'r<'Qf to
~:::h~:v;:;~:;g~!f~~:~~:~:; :~;~~:~dl:~:n:0:::::::~: AFTER · 18 YRS. BALBOA POST OFFICE ~~,~=i~~0~:r~: ~~:;'.:~"~«;:~·,~~ ~Y<'ad ~~r~~~~~~e ~lllma~sd :}:1\ ~ ~h::~eh ~~:. ~~ncem~~~i;,r; b~~.1!: WILL MOVE: TO NEW SITE ACROSS ST :~;~=c~h~;,o~~l~!;~~~l ~~~~~;11~~~ heard over the Island Sunday Clem Christie told the planning -~ city llmiw:; ard that s uch drilling . shall be at a VPrtical d(>p lh of al n1ornings. A large memorial stain-commission recently. "the termites •
, ed gla..58 .window wUJ face the are about to cat _us o ut of that ra-least 400 feft bf·lnw lhe ground
Rev. White said that $32,000
would be spent now for the major
Improvements. Thi8 includes a rear.
cost of $22.000 for the lots a.nu
present building. Eventually the
other $10.000 will be spent for
Sunday school equipment. a me-
morial window and other items. he
stated. All of th~ funds but $10,-
000 which comes fi-om the .board
of miMlons. will be raised by the
local church.
1 Bell Tolver
Entrance to the new church will fll reet on the left. Lattice work locatio n." A ne w post office "probably \\•ill be Jeasf'dl by the post office ignated e.B a one-way street, it's s~rfac~. wit in the area nien---------------------~--------------------------ready for occupancy March 1 l for a 10-year period. Dean Kep-probable that parking provisions .tioncd.
' ~. 1951" I hed led t la l h ' h rt I th t t can be made for patrons in that The code r.cscrihC'd the area in
. . . ·. ;IICf....... · ,n.U~ Pftlmaaler He rb Kenny llll"ys tti,at tt will 1)e pn ctpaUy constructed. The proposed aile will &lso in· _aa: "'All that area .bi~
During the evening Ralph Mas-
~ey, Pop Spr&.c:_ue, Walt p.<ellot\_
~d Tom Norton · acted u radfO
~hnlcians. tuning tn the epas-
modic reauJta, While Heinz and
Sam Kinstather and Frank Saw-
yer and goodneu know& how
many others took telephone re-
sults from all over the · district.
with Uncle Bennie Reddick , the
proprietor of this peerless jour-
nal, sort of overseeing things.
·OA·Sl -' COLLEGE· · SMPS O"•""'R'ew..._ .. .( pr~~~so~ on ~ain ;l0~ ~lboa~ aPo.s:ma:te~0
re:=n;r.ststed t~at arear." w~slant rillin~ would be per-
· · · • the alte of the new po8tal bulldlng of concrete b k and will have crea.Ae the available floor space northwft8lPr~ of the eouthwest-
ANNEXATION P. ROCEDURE for 'Report lot w!U beta w.,here ·~e . •a~~w·~, ·~op bank-type co nters with tHree ~ th~~·~;';i.~·:::~~ .. :.~,';' bo:, :::~ cr~J~;.t: Fi~ s~~· had checked ' . . ~~-=--.;;.1.:..· 5 o~ 10 ~·;;,, • .;;,d c:.~~~ I ~~~7,~c.'."p'!' I !~;l~n;h,:;s~~:; for expaMion on th• n•w Jot if crntlnued ••• f'a1re .,
M• e M Cafe. . a \Val l extending from floor to needed." added KEinn~. . 1ss1ng an The post office now In use has ceiling. r Postal Inspector w . H. s""·itzer, H .. H " 0 Appearing before Orange County Board of Supervl'3ors Tuesday, bef'n at the present location fo1· 1 I Los Angelc11 . in charge of arrange-aruo~ I pens
Dr. Basil H. Peterson, pt"esident of Orange Coa:it College, stated that 18 years and prior lo that time Front 0 , !\fain Strt'!f~t. mf'nts for the new quarters said, N 8 "I d"
his Board of Trustees wished to delay a ction on their petition invotv-Mr. and Mr5, John Del..eon. post offi~e authoritirs . ~lade US(• I ~he new office _will frpnl on "Although small. I hope that WP. ew ,Ill 1nq:
Wish I'd have kept a record of
all seen during the evening. Pop
and Mom Cogan from Irvine, just
leaving before the election traffic
started. Hazel G ill, Co8t& Mesa's
postmaster. Gordon Findlay ,Mar-
lon Dodd from Balboa Island, who
Immediately offered me a cat, thus
beating me to the punch. Also
O. Z. Robertson, Mrs. Banker
Watts and Fred Allen, operator
of another newspaper, still uni-
formed from an evening Army
training sUnt.
ing annexation of La.g'\lna and Capistrano High School Districts. parent.8 of 24-yf"ar-old David o f a portion of t.he pa\'1hon ({!!' 27 Main street ~d . will have a ~2'1. will have a difltinclive post office Nev.•port :ttal'b•1r Union Migh
S ·. ti d lo N year!'!, Kenny sa1rl. I sc1uore foot I ad1ng and parking in Balboa." The transaction was school's ncf $:100.noo flddilion
28 upervtSOrs 1 ~on nue 1 tl 0;· DeLeon. t:onunerclal n ijbf.-nn&n Tho new building which will be zone for n1ail tr4cks. Kenn)• 8aid, handled locally by Greeley and located at ttj,e f'aSl.,('r!y ('nd of the
d .~ P~~po~ ~~a~ e ec f~n ° jecting to the proposed annexe.-ml88.ing sl1100 Thu~day, Novt>m -erected by the Max Sidler family "Since Bay a enue has been des-Griml"S, real estate brokers. .school grougds on J!ith St. was
eci e e ispu S.!'IUe a e r a lion. She said 1322 signatureB b6r 9, ha\'t'! offf\n"'d a rewartl of opened to student~ for the first large number of protests were
filed from both the Capistrano were req'uired to caJJ the eleetio.za. $100 for lnformatk>n lradln&' to I t • D 5 B Ibo IH d Bl k timt> Tue."lday. acC"ording t o r'rin1:i-~dc•~~e Laguna Beach school dis-Petitions from the Capistrano "';.;:oo.,:;yry o~f ~=~~o~::..=: mprovemen s ue onl a a DIV ., oc s ;a~~~fe~hf· n~:.v~~~~in~. which
.... high school distriot bore 497 sig-h · · • r r 500 1 6~ who act"ompe.nlf"d Del.eon on a as provts10~1l'I or ron1 (1 ""' Under the law. the junior col-na tures o r 24 liii per cent ol the Harbor area. ~lrec t~ and alley"' provement w•u1d be done with From Corona del Mar came a students, will greatly al\cviatr the
lege dl.tri t t 't' d t v t rs th su~-•--rs wer told oonunerclal flshlnr ex~1t.ion c. pe I 1one or annex-o e • · e ,._,v..,.., e · ·-.,........ were ih t he nc\l.'S this week fol-state ga.<J tax •monC"y and he estt ~tition lo form an asses.smt>nt ovcrcrowdedl' cond1t1ons existing ti t th t h ' h h I d' W n't F p 1ft and OotMm from their boat, 1 · 8 on O e wo 1g sc oo is-0 orce eop My Marie, \\'en-found lo the isoea lowing action of the city cooncil mated the co1t at a.bout 525.000. district to pave the alleys north pefore, Oa\'i son 5;.11<1. "It IA'ill give
tricts, ai-id protests by 20 per "Our Board o!, Trustee& does not &boot two mllf'H of Catalina at Monday night's session. lnstalllng of f:irains will be done of Coast H ighway. Petition con-Uli adl.!quate,l roon1 far th!' pr'eHent
cent ot the registered voters in wish to force Laguna and Capis-bland, Friday, No,·rmber 10. A First. tl"ley approvt>d plans and first and ac~ual con~trudtion of taincd 430 slgnaturP.s out of 820 and Wt• are) \l.•ell ~el for the irn-
each or the districts to be annex-trano people to do eomething they specifications submitted by City h bo 1 rd! h Id b . "th lots and was re(~rred to the city medialf' futt,1rc," hi' comincnted. Folk s came so thick and fast
that you couldn't r emember
everybody. but you can be sure
they all were mighty happy that
Heinz was elected and will be our
ed are required t o1 fo1:ce an elec-a.re not convinced la right," alated 60 to 10-mlle-'an-hour (ale In E · B w bb f th 1 t e u c va 8 ou egtn WI • · f I 1· t' d Th the area WU belle\·~d to ba'\·e ng1neer ~rt e or e m-In a month ht guessed. £>ng1neer or nves 1ga ion an e two-atory stru,·tur•• whil·h
tion. Peterson. "We have offered these proving of Balboa Blvd.;· from 12th 1 debt limitation report . contains 10; cla.."Jsrnoms and two
Mrs. Amy Ke nnedy, preaident communities what v.;e conaldered been the <.~of the: probable to 15th Sta., and for 15th St. from Coqnty Work Coro na. del Mar resid('ntg asked visual cdnca'.tion ro0ms v.•as begun
of the (,.aguna Beach Taxpaye rs' to be a wonderful opporlunJty-µte ~°!'~ t=: .;:.U:-~'"::n ~oo~: the boulevard to the Bay. Second. Work on t~e sectioh of1 Balboa that the alleyll be paved with plant la~t Spring. ArtichPcls Marsh,
Aun. handed In a petition' signed chance to became part of a fll'8t-they called for bids on the job, Blvd., betwee 6th and Slh Sta .. n1ix surfacing and alM requestrd Smith anQ r' nw<.'11 of I.os Angel~s by more than 2100 ..-rsons ob (Co•UDDed on ......... I) A.n.1 Information on the ioca-. . r~ · -·-to be opened at the November 27 will al.so get ndcrway soon. Webb lnslailaL1 on of sewer lat<'rals and estin1ate th,A.l the _§a111e builrl1 ng tlon or I.ht> body Of Da\id ~ 1-
h meeting. predlctee-d. wi h county mnney and wat~ connections to all vacant begun tnrl33 y,rould C'"ONt 50 J><e
R So k C • ~ Leon should be tutrn.-d Into t e b
' 8Upervlsor tor the nett four years!
ain a s ... ity; Three Entrances Planned as ~.=.io:,a;:::.:::.· ,_, .•. Webb .. plained that the, 1m· labor coew• d Ing the job.' lots. cent more 111•n the SJ00.000 cos t.
Causes Po le fire Access to New Hoag Hospital Fr~k A~cident
Monday's welcome rainfall to-Knowing the need for ready access to the Hoag Memorial Hos-ln1ureS W OmG9'
taned .66 inches In Newport Beach .. . ·
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th . t tal t 7 pital site, orf1clala are at work planning three entrances. Con11truc-An odd auto acc ident at 8:15 rngng e seasons o o . 1 . . inche8 88 compared t o last year's llon will require cooperaUon ot city, county, at.ate a.nd pnvate p. m. Tuesday, seut Mra. Rebecca
total al this lime of l .01 Inches. individuals. Jobst. 40, of 2072 Pa.1188des Rd ..
Costa Mesa was lhe coonty dry F irst entrance under study ls from Cost a Mesa over the extenslo:1 Costa Mesa. to Santa Ana Com-
11pot reporting only .29 Inches of Newport Avenue. This road is now Improved as.fat as Placentia. munily hospital. ~onday and a yearly tot&J of .31 From Placentia Ave., a new road Mrs. J obst was riding in tht" car
Inches. La.st year Costa Mel'I& driven by her son Lewis, 21. when must be built a<;ross property of Another road wtll connect with the c r JI ht b cam defective had 1.32 Inches. ot rain 't lhis "' a g 8 e · e • period. ~ \ James Cagney lo the hospital site. the State highway between New-California Highway patrolmen re-
Flooded streets..w re reported·at James Cagney, noted screen star port and Costa Mesa.. The en-ported. t5 :~ p. m . at Ab&lo 6 and Ctyata.J ls considering the "tequest . for a trance wlU be about a quarter mile In pulling lo the aide of the road
A vee .. Balboa Island and.-Bernard d.ght of way and favorable action north of the Arch.ea on the proJ>-Jobst reportedly struck a atop
D De ~ be 17011 Ba • {d o Is looked tor shori1y. .erty line of the hoeplt&l. 'Ibis en-8lgn., The s.lgn craslied into the · sen rg. )'9 e r.. t -· 11 UI th t wlndo~ of the car on "rs. Jo'·t'• Corona del Mar reported t W ith a right or way granted the ranee mu..,. W& \Ill e presen · ,. -. Ul5 wa er I ch ged i to i I std"e throwing gl&M into her face.
bacitlng up in his, yard at 5 :0:S = ::; :: u=n~:ri~pg ::a~~~ ~~:i~aybl:hw!; fo~lo~n: 11
tbe ~: She was given tint aid treat-p. m . ; tat d I ed A power line was ·reported do~ tlon of the 75 bed lnatltution. (Coe~ oa Pap: !) ment at the h08pi an re eas ·
in front of 922 Cout J<tgbway,
Newport. Beac h at 1 :08 p. m. and
the heavy rain' short circutted a
tranafonner on a powel' pole at
23rd and W .. Ocean Front. New-·
}>Ott 'Beach ai 1:361 p. m. c&~I
a ftre at the p(ile'' top. Newport
Beach l'lhmen stood by unUj !11di·
IOfl company woik~n arrived on
t.be scene. aod~cut Off tbe power.
Service in the aru. /wbJdt tndudM
'\lie Newport----otfioe. -ivu out foT •PP~* an·)Kiu6 1
and a llal.t. Flre'lll!fuap wu ..U·
mated at '100. , j
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ted la ure now
·barren stretdl of MDd ln the left forqrouad of; tlae pbo~. abo¥e.
'Appl! . · by thej ~cd of ~ p,....nt -.i-uon to.
aupervlioj'I to c~t a f-'t new •lt• wllal lbe admlnlstni
<lUard •~Uon on Ba e ~ttve building La .carnpJ~. '
· Ju.t aou -ot the · . i"aeht Superviilon Ukod pennlAl~'to
Club WU ~lly app ed 'y the con.truct 800' tut of •tee! b •
dty ~Monday nJgbt. iulad on the ti. 8 . bulkllead e
"We ve boen wortlng on thla dd· to buiMI a llO •l>Y. 110 C L-
1Dtttlna the Jto:ard of supeni .ukl'd
to "'Jftstmct th~ •tatlon. EVeetuany the bor ~la.~trr "·111 al~
ha'\'e 11111 office on th18 site. T1lt properl;J' d .rect1 y j1>ln~ thr iwrut h
end Of, the BYC prope.rt)·. 1 Press J'hoto t
l<Mrfng fCtlon: (2} Appointed a committee at
1 Cllaaml:Jer 8hlp Finch. Dallas Blue and_ John 68.il-
Kn. Jt.,Bavqe, 700 :lb.ijpleflte
Ave., Q>rona del ~·-1~ the
tMft ol ~ .tllllcl'• trlCj<:le. -
their -on~~ fto • -~ . .. -n ..... •"""7·
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for -a , time,"~· mm.ea.fed ahaped co..n: 01.iard, Umber er. ~ Ljloa t.bell. " i\o fl'! Aiao appl'Oftll -.. P!'milaol to ~ to move the ·CoUf d(edire la.QOO culllc ~from the
Gli&cd'<IOdc fl'om N ·a whlcli ·1a 1n :~ beyward of t,tiel~ . --'ual eectl<ln· thW ml>"i -to depoWt the •eflal et •
(1) N:;cepted a report from two-ors to lnveattgate a request to hirt'
man coJlU!litt.ee Braden Finch and ·a dJrector for the Tar·Pit. The
Dick Dtak.e regardl'ng_ the Cham-Teen Canteen dlre-ctors. wrote a.
ber or Commerce ahip office. O. Boyvey, want-to expand ~
Jl"lnek... pid the Chamber ta pre-Pit activities and t he Boy Sea artd
pa.ring (·to praent. to the ci.ty a CUb Scout., YMCA plus. hi~h
guarantee of $8300 neceuary to school groups have all expreued
eom·p&eie the t'iemodellng job aft.er a desire to use Ute facilities. The
the ·cl~y Pro"1de:e $15,000 (from ~rd has no funds to.hire a di·
the 3•ttiolal; f\lnd) to..put the ~r (~50 monthly a&I&ry, Ncrr.
ID --of l!ioatep la u.. i.r. --euJ.IAl>l.e ;i,.t. • I· 1 want beh1nd t1>e ""'-4:' · It -rif, renalt<1•1111lt '°'entuelly l On other mau..sll at 11!. · • the~ v,_ p>cm IJoai eetblg t.bo(c:<>llncil took UM fol-. ); ; i ' . . . . > .• · ~ ii-·' " •
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l>Dat land. ~-will ...,.... 13 to 1 ...... 1111. '!bey '1Jflptql PledS ot' ql,b to .......,· com-DelbOrt r An-who would
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0-O-b ~ .,.,,,,,,.. 't C. Rice, lnall'uctor Jn the r"lal act~ncu. _
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• ' SiWase . reclam&Uon aa & eoUrce r A \htrd generation C.Ufortnlan, Rice wu bom lh Freano and be--
_of Water 1upply, at leut for lrrt-ore be haft a c~' to cacht ti1a breath bi. family fnoved to the town
Ellter..i aa -cklau matter .rune 18, IINO, at th• polt ot:lloe at
Nowport Beacll, C&llf'l\">1' Qllder the Act of Mud> a, 1_m.
........ CJallfonda New ........... ,__. ANoalatson.
·Member Na_ Z_ ~
pt.ton, will wlthoul doubt, be a dt Flllmore.
n.ecffUlty in or;nce . county ; at . t' Sporta ""ptured hi• lnte,..•t ArmlaUce Day bu paued and souie tuture time. But not aa lone -r -I wu aurprlaed at tbe great num-
u the' county ean buy aJJ the ~lo· tie In high: school and whe~ he C ~ ber of people who dJd not obae"'e
·rac1o nver wa.ter 1t need•. at prtcee tun't on the lleld htmaelt heldld ouncil Approves t.hls holiday. A. gnat many people
approxlmaUnc· the preeent MWD rtawrt••-• for the 11ehool P•,per (""--""'-sald they forgot a.gd aome were
-.e ........ paid cio;' llU • i. tile !f...,.n llaiWr . .Area
a.c ?,. l..ArrMt Bow ·a.·" '"' 111 en:•r oe.tr
ch a.u~. _......,_f!d from -...e 1l) _. __ th t f ... •·-1 aJ'C'el, or even well above them. d yearboQk. Re aerved u ~tu-.. -su.rp, ~ a tome o '"'"' ....... a.
' BEN o. REDptt%. oow•---P\lbll&Mr
·ROBERT F . WU.?,MJ:S, -n-Kan&ger
A. .A.LEXANDER B.AMtl·TbN, ~ Y.na19
Tiie 'Pr.-lwo bten adjudpd & D~ of ·,....,..i clrcUJatlon by
docree or the sUpertor OOurt cl Oranp 'County aJjd i. fllll1 quallt!tcl
to publilll an klndl at 1ep1 nollpta -..,_ ... ta.
OFFICLU. PAPER OF TBE CITY OF N i:WPORT BlliCH
NEWPORT-BALBOA. PllEllS enry Tll~
In 0.-p Ooonty, ~ por ,..,, ti.00 .ix moathO; (fl.!11 tbree
montbo) (A.loo laclud .. U.. Ni:WPOBT-llALllOA NEWS.TIMES DD
TOeodaTl OUtalde tlM .,...iy \f'.00 per 1M'·
• LETTER TO EJ;>ITOR IS ANSWERED
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Vote Same After
Official Canvass
My Dear Mr. Reddick,. W'1ll you kindly tell US in your paper what has hap· No changeo were made In stand· Inga of candidates and propositions
pened to the improvement of Balboa Blvd. in West New-In the official tabulation of IMt
port? The city was in such a hurry to move back the week's general elect!C1n totals, it
houses and we all thought liow wonderful it would be. wa.o dhlclooed T\Jeoday after the board or supervisors ·completed IU
But all we hav,e t o show for it is a lot of ugly setbacks. official canv ... ot votes.
What happened? ' Tota.U will not be nin until
W 1. ed · h 1 I I J'ttl atter the tabula\,ion or a.baentee And another thing. e iv m t e ove y, c ean 1 e ballots. Howe•••· Mrs. Lillian
city of Redlands for many years. Don't mention tt, but, Aitgle, chief registration deputy In
the awful summer heat drove us out. But in Redlands if, the county clerk's oUlce, added
That aeeme to be the general ot .. cfent body prHldent to round jout work from 3 p. m . untU cl09lng. neu bou.ea closed. A f~ of the
ttclal viewpolJlt. Colorado rlver ~ aucceslf\ll career .&nd then itA.rt· t3) Authorised purcbue of a buatneu hf)WIU closed all day and
water, made avatta•le by annex-9d looking around tor the co9ege new 18' by 24 foot noat for Ut.e aome only tor the afternoon. Sure-
lng the propoled. cn,s.nge Co~nty qt_ hi8 choice. Ed cho.e Sa.n Mateo H&rbor Muter from the low bid· ly there abouJd be 80me BOrt of
MunJdpel Waterj d1'trtct to the Junior college and 0eor'C'e Pep-der, Croft and Neville, for Sllst. sy•tem-either o~n·e the day u
MetropoUt&n Wat~r dl1trlct. ls re· perdln• ~Jere for hla k>wer dtvi-( 4 ) Oa.ve fleet UabWly tnsur-a. real holiday 6>r jwit note It a.a we
girded u the Immediate a.MWer Slon work and while at both &nee contra.ct to ~otl\er low bid· do Uncoln's and Washingtoll'•
to the county'• critical depJetJon ~oola he made tbe rootb&l~and der, Royal Indemnity Co., repre-birthdays and a rew others. Unl·
of undei'srounct r'etervolra. , O'aclc. team.Ii-SJ>Ortt were 1 hJs 1ented l_ocally 1 by McKay, Jay tormlty &mongat buelne.as houaea
The reuon, or course, ta found dnt love and he Jl,l.nned to a· and Renrro, for 12.130.31. This would help a. lot &nd It think all
in the OOmpuatlve COila of re-. . r In. phyalcaJ education. lncludea 110.000' propetty dam&g'e employees would like this day to
claJntlnc aewace ~nuent and tm-At the end ot tµ9 aophorf1ore a.nd 1100,000 to '300,000 bodily In-real or maybe have the day off
part.ins Colorado rtver·water. g· the United Stal.el Malinea Jury coverage. tQ attend 110me of the services oT
At pn!:lent esUmatu; untreated med hla .&ttentlon. He· ia~c· Smoktd F'tlh celebrattona. Here's for getting
Cotorado rtver water suitable for ln tile Pacitfc theatre of war tos'ether and either observing tht>
lrrlpUon but not for domutic tt8 an· entated man took rG) Appointed a ..committee or day ln the Harbor Ar~ or desert·
Letter to the Editor acre foot over all, when the new BoupJ.nvtlle. He a.1IO aaw a uon report that amoked. nah 11 bttng I haven't heard even one penon
uae, la expected tO 'Cost $20 per ~ the 1Uge rround campa.t~ ln Blue and S&llora to tnvesUpte 8 fng the Idea.
propoaed dlltrlct 11 par,:t or MWD at Guadalcanal ,. and spen 9 sol<J near the Newport pier. A 1et~ blamine th~ :recent high wlnd.9 on
Dear Ben:
l .want to expreu my apprecia-
tion (or the space wt.th ptcturee
you gave to our new office open-
ing. We are very proud to be a
small part of this community and
the many good thtng8 it ·.stands
for .· we feel that way about your
paper.
Mw1y thanks, Ben.
ReganU.
AL GIBSON
Jergins Wells
{Continued from ~e 1)
ancl new feeder )lnea are bultt by tnonth8 in New Zealand. ler from three locaJ smoked fUlh the., politician" or the election.
MWD into the county. We say vendors stated that they have Therefore we will asaume there le
"'when" and not '"ii", 11.AUlfling WM Ounnr.ry OfnCJP.T stands Jn t own and are required no connection or any reaaon to
that Orange county voters will do· In 1944, he was commis.sl ned lo pa.y a license but that smoked blame either.
tight by our Nell When the time and spent the greatest part o the fiRh ls beitig brought In from el8e-We aUU have !feY~ra.l really
comes to pau upon the a.nnexaUoJl next two yean on the USS Lex-where and sqld on the beach with· &ood Wied cars. Low lnteraat
mat;.er. \ngton as a l'Unnery ofncer. out a license., Councilmen aald ratea and prices prevail as ua.-
lf we do not get into the MWD, Alter serving · fo'ur ye.an tn the that only flab caught ln the bcean uat. Come In and pick out one.
ouch~ It's gotnt to hurt. Marine Corp!! Ed ret!Jrned to that same day can be BOid at the I Thia: la your Friendly Ford
Geltlnl' back to coats. no one lehool at' the UnivenJty of ·C!.Jf. NeWport pier. Dealer saying,.&oOObye "UI next
has got far enough along' to estl· fornla at Santa Barbara. He 16) Adopted an o t d I n an c e .week. --
n1ate the CORt of sewage rec~a-Chanl'ed his major at that time amending the-present dog lee.ah
Uon wlUl any degrffl of-c.ertalnty, and turned to aoclAI science and law to cover private roada such· -------------
but the dJaCU&'Jlon a few daya ·ago received his bachelqr or art• de-as In Beacon Bay.
of gettinl' even untreated sewage gree In 1948. WhJ1e at Santa1Bar-l7J A pprove~ three a ppllcaUons Shell Co. Geh
out of the Joint Outtan System bara he further developed hlll in-by Balboa I.sland residents to cut
line in the lowe r bas.ln, developed terest in paleontology and work-curbs for driveways by their .'.ConUDuec! from Pace 1}
• I · h ' t •t I t th city does it \the figures tor the five Orange one doesn t c ean up ts vacan . CI Y 0 ! e , \county racea to vertty the news-
for him and the cost is put on his tax bill. Why couldn t paper totals which were tabulat-
that be done here where we are confronted with so many ed elec\,l on night.
. Heinz Kaiser's lead tor Fitt.h trash and weed filled lots. district supervisor was 3113 votes
Our new sidewalk between Marcus Ave. and Newport after the official tabulation show-
Blvd., is so over grown with tumbJe weed it is a menace ed h.im to have 9127 votes against · 1 · 1 ' Glenn H. Cave's 6012. Cave ahow-to nylons not to ment1on l> am egs. ed a slight gain over the flrat
with City Engineer Bert Webb
and found that the two present
welle both start out!lide the city
limits and the depth unde r the
cit y exceeds the minknl-!-m 400
reel . So he could find no viola-
tion. legally ot m<N"ally, &s th~
association letter ha.a auneated.
The civic group had aaked for
an injunction to halt drilling lf
the J erglna Co. was found, as
they believed. In violation of the
ordlnance.
that the cast would be tar beyond ed i.n one of the museums thtre. home..q, Two were: approved un-
reach, exce pt u a last reflort. Ed participated In several expe· anlmously ! lo Mrs. Henry Wll·
When that times comes, any price dltions while at the museum. The Ii ams. 127 AJ;K>lena Ave., and
will be met because It must helmet. most expensive was a. 3-month ex· Harry Putnam. 301 Ruby Ave.)
But the county la a long , way pedltion on Santa R08a I'la.nd. but on the other, Mayor Libel!
from the point of last re.eort while During the 3 months he anti hilJ voied "no." A fourth application
water n ows down the l!lilvery Colo-associate looked tor fosslls. and w~ held for iriveatlgatlon by the
rado to Parker dam, and 1 this found evidence ot pre-hlstori~ ani-building: dept. lt WB.S made by H .
county belongs to the Metropolitan mat 11te re:sembllng elephants on ,WJ McCleary, 122 Opal Ave., whc
Water Dhlt!rict; .which owna qu\te the island. satJ he haa been cited for f&ilure
a few buckets oC th.at water,jeven The stay on Santa Rosa I.eland to provlde sufQclent parking area
after A.rtr.ona take" the big twaI-was a mOl!lt relaxing one fronl sev-ror his two units and-he wants to
bar Rest Cemetery. Inc., for a
cemetery at Gialer Rd-and H.ar-
bor Blvd., Costa Mesa.. Wu put
off to Nov. 28. The plan board ¥d
recommended against the permit
by a 5 to 4 vote, and has atated
that 21uperviaors can overrule the
planners only by a unanlmo\13
vote of 1.11 merribeni.
Our vacant lots even downtown are simply a disgrace. tabulation.
Can't something be done?
* Dear Mrs. Deane:
Very sincerely,
*
Mrs. Clayton H . Deane
209 32nd Street
*
We are most pleased to have your letter of November
8th at hand and after some research, to take this oppor-
nity to answer it.
Every complaint you voice is justified, every question
you ask is most deserving of an answer ... BUT-
Relative to Balboa Blvd. in West Newport, the City
has not forgotten the problem. The work has not been
relaxed, but there has been a multitude '?f problems to
solve.
First, sewers were needed in the West Newport area
and only recently were authorized by the people of the
·dilJtrict. It was nect!!lsary for this work to be done on
Balboa Blvd.; it is just being completed.
Three Entrances
(Co.otlnuf'd> from P&l'e 1)
railroad right-of-way. Surveys for
this roadwork are now under way
by State ottlclal!I. Construction
should at.art about January 19.52
a.nd the road s)¥>uld be open by
summer or the same year.
Third Road
A third road is proposed for
those coming from the West over
Coaat Hlghw&y lOl•A, Thii1 will
require the building of a short sec-
tion or new road from the junc·
Uon at Placentia and Newport
Avenue· (now · Superior Ave.• s o-
ing-west over the Banntn.-JlrOp·
erty lo a point on the Cout High-
way about opposite the end ot Bal·
boa Blvd.
Councilmen instructed Blodgett
to write the Weat Newport group
the information he had found and
hi.a opinion.
On the aame subject, answerlng
a. question by Mayor I s b el I,
BIOdgett explained that the city
had nothing at all to do with
community leuea unlesa the city
Ui a part of the leaae.
Prepartnc......,.
Currently the Jergins Co. Is
preparing leaaea tor the West
Newport area involved In their
oil operations. They have two
wells whip.stocked. into an oil
j>oOI beneath the city from site&
oppoelte Ulh St. A third well Is
now being prepared on the blUff
just eut of the other wells.
low she" la trying to gulp down. eral angles. They wen1 diving tor correct the situatio n.
And since the MWD ii now \laing abalone when mealtime rolled Refu~ ·Lot Offf'r
only a small ~r1 cent ot the ..Vater around and of prime importance.
It owna, there Seems to be room no shaving t or the t'ull ,3 months ~8) Turned down an orrer of
for ample expanalon of 8upp)y u period.· The roxes on the island $4 ,000 IL8 the aelling price of a lot
the population grows, wllhoUt re-became quite attached t o their on 15th St. between Ocean Front
claiming sewa.g~ A.gain, Jet tit be mainland visitors and played ha-anid Balboa Blvd. that would en-
noted, this uauines Orang1! fOUn· voe wtt~· the tents and !!'llppllea. a~e the city lo continue the alley
ty membe rship in MWD. Ou ~ pop-Ed was quite happy t o wave jgood· through to 15th. St. a.nd elimlna.te
ulatlon lll ready ~aa outgrown our bye to his furry friends. th~ T-a.Uey bottleneck. Council-
present water s pply. , men thought Price much loo high
That present atlv~ water sup-Workf"d on Master~ 1 a9d authorized the city manager
~PROFESSIONAL~
~. DIRECTORY ~
DENTl!!Tll
Harold C. Decker, D.D.8.
Oral Swpoa
PNctlce limited -
m.u..uan ue. und BL
Dl&p>oola Newport -
X-RaJ Battlor Diii
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Is predicted that )Ye will be qr.i where he spent 2 years w rking 119) H eld public hearing on sale
1
ply has been eiftlmated at 1 s.ooo· Rice's next stop was et Flare-to write the Owners stating that
acre feet a ye.aT, and by ~O Jl mont Graduate School, ~ona. lh~y will ~nsider a better price.
Ing 163,000 acre,1 feet per y Jnt~ toward his muter's degree his· of old city W:ete.t dept. bWldJng N Bl LliSTE& A. BE<JIU:R, D. D. S. the ~ean u eewage, or JUOte; tory. Tht. -past. aummer h epent on. ewport vd. and 28th St.
than our entlti ptceent n ... tu~ at the UniY2nlty ,of . lea.go, Bldl!I will be called tor Nov. 27 .
water 8Upply. That ts when tti: Chicago, Ill., doing fur er re-I 10) Accepted the b1d of the
will seem more Important f.o do' search lJtd becoming be(ter "&C· American Cast Iron Pipe Co. at
something about .sewage recJa'.ma.l qua.inted With the Wlndy ptty. S1i'4 ,862.23 for 1cast iron pipe to be
lion than tt seems no"'· 1 f Hunting, fiahiJl.C and relaxing on U9ed for an under·ba)' water dept.
Right now, it ha.a tw.en auggeatl the beach are hi.a ta•orlteloutdoor cl'088ing.
ed th,at the farm era In the Jowe' spor~peci&Jly the !&tie.er. Since 1! l l) Accepted the bid of the R.
DENTISTRY
178ti Newport Blvd., Coat.a Meaa
Medle&l Bldg. Bea.con 9752
60l) "E. Bay A. ve., Balbo&
Harbor 327 -J
There are still two properties to be purchased by the
city and they are costly. These two properties front on
Balboa Blvd., between 36th and 37th street. There are
houses on both and as yet we believe no property suitable
Preliminary studies Utdlcate that
this road is feasible and economi-
cal to build. Interested groups
from Costa Mesa and Huntington
Beach .are encouraging the plan
which is also being &.lded by CDMt
Association. N ewport Beach and
the hospital· groups.
The present wells operated by
the Jergina Oil Co. a.re under a
lease with the Banning estate
a.a a. site tor the wells and the
Pacific E lectric rallway ·U t~
bottom tor the wells, B Io d g e t t
sald. The so-called Elliott con·
t ract Is not Involved, he added.
basin who talked abo"\1t taklr\g un.J the early 1930's Ed ha.a! been in-J . Noble Co., Orange, for resurfac-r
treated 9eW&l'e out of the Join~ terested in track and t\eld and has Ing the street1 in the city trailer
out/a lt line for a pre-irrigation oli an extensive colJectlon of ~th park. Bid was $2,&42.~0. nearly '----0-YJ'O--ME-~-Blil--TS----'
their bean crop.<1, but found Jt im1 home and foreign recordi. He can '800 leu th•an the city engtneer's I.·-------------
p ractical, would da better to turri look back and tell yotthe: de-estimate for the Job.
,
to trade and upon which to move the houses has been
their attention to salvaging )¥&le' tails of &II major meets d when-
It will be found that he ~ho is Grandma. who in her day 8lep-from the Ta.lbert and NeWhoJHt ever possible, you'JJ fin him on c t f
moat charitable ln his juj:igment ped out occaslonally,. tit as a tld-drainage dlatrlct ditches, 1Bu11 the sidelines collect.Ing ~·ore data. . oas .armers [ound. • la generally the lea.st unjust.-die, now has a. granddaughter who right now , also. It 0 has just rain~ "I n 1944 Ed married his high
Only last month the city council appointed a commit-Southey. comeR home tight as a dn.m. to beat the band, so the farmers' school sweetheart and Eleanor G
tee composed of the city attorney, city engineer, city man-are au set for their pre-lrrl,.atlori. went on through college_}Nilh him . • et Good Steer
I dd·t• perhapB. a11d aren't thinking !much They are now living In q>rona del
ager, &nd the writer to endeavor ·to reach a satisfactory and electric conduit for the street lights. n 8 I ion to about dralnage ditches. But )r the' Mar with daughter Martone, who
arrangement with the Pacific Electric for construction of this there is programmed for the improvement another quantity and quality of the dra.tnt will be 2 years old thl• onth.
a cut-off road between Newport Blvd., and Balboa Blvd., $33,000 of state and county gas tax money and ~.800 of age water was satisfactory at tht At CO&st college Ed I teaching
d h time the water is needed, rnay;t course.e in pollttcaJ scle ce, geog· and lying between 30th 8.!ld 32nd streets. This is a serious city money for additional drains an lig ts. that' would offer a mak••hlf• unt raphy and l!:ngll.sh. B Idea hU! bottle~neck area.. Pacific! Electric bas blocked every .effort When the monef programmed is spent there will still the county can get into the Mwnt &ea.dem it: schedule, he 1• sponsor
to improve this area. Thf!irs are the worst vacant lots in remain four _blocks of the boulevard between 12th and 8th Which we will d".J unlesR out of th,. Freshman claaa a~d· the Ski voters; have: gone nuts,. I ~ cluti-:-a.nd he hopes to rputer the
Southern California. The city cannot levy costs with a streets to• be improved in the next fisca.I year. ~ art of standing on akl• petore the
tax bill fbr cleaning their property _because the State Public This program was put up to the people of the area for c t c II . end of th• oeaoon. ~ enthu•l-
Utilities Commission and the State Board of Equalization. an assessment district at one time. The expense on the 0GS 0 ege asm and boundleso energy have ' (Qoatlnued f won him the title of "a (Teat guy'' control the levies on railfO!ids. job as proposed then was a quarter million dq.llars. It rom Pace l) • during his first semester here at
Before the re will be an actual crying necessity from a was rejected. The people in the area however have paid c1 ... Juni or cott•"" dlstrt ct and a\ occ. I
traffic standpoint, according to the city officials, for im-.-... jal assessments for their sewer work and other im-th e same Ume be required to pay ' I ~ only a 8mall portion ot the cost °' H ~ ~ provement of Balboa Blvd. in West Newport it Will be provements and the city is doir~ an excellent job on the operaUng and developing the col) 0W5er e
n""""""'"y to straighten out the bottle-necks caused by tht! paving. • \ . lege .. Although th•re are man~ J t• D
Pacific Electric in ~ewport proper. There is no excuse for dirty cluttered vacant lots. We :hipi:r:~ b;';-h!':°=tl:•~ On US ICe pt,
This is the item of pext priority. Cost of the paving must, however, recognir.e the condition Created by the any Iner• ... In taxes. Our Boarit Highlighted wtth the •tatemenl
as reported in the Newport-Balboa Press of a couple weeks miserable state of the property of the Pacific Electric of Trustees therefore_ request.a that. that reports from the ~alltornla
ago will be. close to $25,000. What acquisition Of the Elimination of that defunct utility from the cfty i:s the action by the Board or Supervlso_rp sheriffs reveal the~ ar no crime . . on our petition of annexation i,-c.ondition.s beyond the r control,
right.of.way by condemnation will be i~ not known. This o'}lY ~er to the condition they create. delayed for two weeks." Attorney General Fred . Howser
c ut off is important because it will not only make reason-. West1 Newport we feel has greatly improv~ _it has Vote Should Decide · thli week releaaed a one hundred
able the improvement you want but will provide a eourse undergone, a face 1iftir{g this past year that hU startled "Our: Boa.rd reels that this ma~ i;;:: 1!:~i'w~81~,!.":;~l~ltt":i:,t ;!
for traffic from the city hall area and the Newport business many· reeidenta. We are proud of the job done there in ter should be decided by vote <!! State Department of J lice whlcb
districL . • , Improving the streets,_ sidewalks,_ lights, etce~ We :::1 r:r1:~ !:~~:·~h~r .:!," h~~ h• heacb.
Tbere will '-a )0° b1 nf about $30,000 to put through ...... nt you .tha-is no reason for weeds . ....,...._8 in. the · .. The· criminal sltuati n In cau-~ .,... 8 .. ._. ._...., D"'-""'"6 if the electors are ag11.lnat IL ™ r9m1a," Wf'Ote Hows;e;r, "Ma gro-
Balbo& Blvd., from 30th street to the Coast Highway. We lidewall<a. Perhape it would be aimple to call Bill Covert two weeka delay will provide oi!-tesquely enl&rged In • mind of
doubt whether West Newportera wt>uld want tO hurry this &t t4e City Hall and let him ~ow. . He hu an efficient portunlty tor th• people ol tjqun,i the country. stau.u do no1
Program al 'th ..,,..q.1 dis . h . of 'k -·and CapU!trano to make It Jmowp show that California ~a dlspro-ong Wl a -ir--a•ae•ment tnct w en 1t corpa· wor era: . / .. to our Board whether or nqt ther portlo11otte ahatt or crt. e aa com·
can be done in time wi~ gu tcx money. It .la ll major ·' We lilte. our tQwn, each and every section. We• muat de~re an tlecubn... I pared '9 other otate•. , upward
thorofare serving the whole city and our visitors. Coat be tolerant though on aome of these improvements. Th~ -~d'OuCar ~~~la that 1~1 Ilaguna trend In crime otatlati "' mainly
uld be · . .... ,,...... wants to Or.· due to Our marked t' ,.,_ Jn sho spread out and not llom by the people fronting are street maintenance jobs to be accomplished ftt>m P:8 anre <:out Uqe, now-tho po on."-' . • .
on the streeL Your city officials have not been uleep-tax money in every:-section of town. All of the .Jnoney time. u..-areu --~led that pu( roru. "to
with thJa we think you will agree. eannot ~ · intO one section indefinitely, But th-. im-:!· ::..:.!:1 ~ b~ Place jf>I• rupoubllt not only
. We do have a terrific problem with cluttered property. provem~ in the Newport and Balboa area will P•Y off """;Ibo)'"" Id ":1 axpect"t ~1~~·~: 1!.~
. HoweYer, the city. haa ulred tbe P .. E. for ~ to tu-~ tbe whole municipality. i ' .· • ~· ot our 1 t.'' -~ .upp....,j,ion u .. .u "P"l' the otttce
d111Dp the aand from Balboa Blvd., ilnprO~-t on~ ll'iil. D6an-e, we are sorry to have ~ illch a tound b~rw:; u.. -~~ lo. o( the Attomey o.n . la a v,lc-~t.of-~y where it .is propoaed to build ·the oat-off ahoiat -y to a~er inany of' your qllelltlona ·~Y >119>'ot the ple"ot=· blf'. 10';;.":i!~c~"'-
Thia . will unprove that_ area. • were g09d _9Ueations and we ho!!'! tba~ our an&W, &i;e t.ftc!l• ~ ~eroon. ~ .• ·-
W91'k on Balboa Blvd., has not been at a etandatill, ri-onable and sat,isfactory. If not. we welcome ._anoth Fa. t:.1~1<11nJth"::..t
The city_ tut Monday night called for~ for i!llPJ'oftmellt le~.fnlm l'ou or any of our fellow citl,aeu But, 1~ al!d . Olpletranb; •nn th ~:u"!eaa1
of anotlier three blocb of that Boule9ard betwam 12th ~'ber. we work with !acts gathered ft9m I m.U1J =-1111.o lllODI to join !!ft ~ and, 15tb s~eet. ;t'hili rl&ht-of·way foe the •atteet ---. We are not promising that all tbeee thtnp will ..,..._ ::.:,oie:t.;:: .= ~
the city Ilia had for -than 115 ,_..., · .lt U. a1ftJa bappm., !< ' , . . , _ ., · .
beep. equally u ha4 loolrins aa &117 of UM!-• propert7-·0ur-prog1-Kr& Deane la gaupd by year~· ·'Ql9 --·-1-...;,1~:::'i
'IWenty young farltJel'8 ot
Orllnge Coast college are among
the 120 Future Fanner" of A.mer·
ic• memben who acquired for
U)eir farm , project a purebred
KFreford steer last Saturday, No-
vember 11 , llt the LoA AngeleR
Ufijon stock yards.
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The o pportunity for the young
farmen to obtain these anlmU
wa.'! mad(' available by the Farm
e rs Insurance ,group, who purchu
ed the ateer"9 In Wyoming and
brought them to tbia a..rea. The
top-grade steers were sold to the
young farmers for the same prtce
that waa pa.id on the range, with
no charge for transportation, vac
clnalion or feeding. These llerrui
were contri buted by the · tnsur·
~nee company.
"In the past it ha..~ been our CUB·
tom to buy a grand champion steer
at a uction end donate It to an ln·
·Jividual ."' Thamas E. Leavy, presl-
1ent of F a rmers Insurance group.
Jeclared, "This year we felt that
!>y obtaining these quality animala
!or th& mern,bers of the Future
t;armers; chapters at rani'e prtce.
.,.e would be 1.or more service to o
' 1:1uch greater number of young-
d.era. • 1 WBUkl (Sol\oe Problem
l Richard ~nett, adviaor for
.fte young farmer organization at
jt•ran,.e Coasi college. atated that
project ~ould eolve one ot
' l.arptt rObtema whlch hu
nh'onted e younl' fa.nner
p mov~nt in Southern Cali·
. mla. J .•
•-nae una~ablllty ot top.gn.de
in thilt area at a nomln&l
ce haa* mafty 1oun•
en from tertng '*'• compeU·
on at -I~ pd Hvu:tock
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I "'Wltll -,. ...iiJ.' tint ar¥ma1t ~~ wi;,w111 .on. day be re-
1~-.-·'9~ the 1-1' "' -latioa, will."" .. the opportwlltJ' ~~-~~food fi!.-~·+i-r.ni .,,._,_
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OPTOMETRIST
ltvelllllp by Appolntmea•
31 It W. Newport Blvd.
Newport Bea.cit
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ELECTRON1CS 8Tl1DY Is the s'Oal of 'tbe9e naval ttMn ishl ,,.ho co to ela.8sce every Monday night
at the lll'ht.er-than-.Jr bue ln Saata Ana. From le ft to rlpt are Jr Andenen, Santa Ana; Bill Kuhl-
Dlr~l", Balboa; DN.n Wllllam8. 162 Cecil PL, Costa Mesa; Bob Slau«hter, 425 Heliotrope A\'e.., Oo-
rona dt>I l\fst: Lt .. G. E. Botcher. 4-88 Bro.dway, Cmta Mesa. Instructor; Paul No.ck, Laruna ee.ch;
George Wal.1'on, 52'7 Haul Or., Corona del Mar; UarJan Hoyt. 314. Heliotrope A\·e., Corona del Mar,
(Preas Photo)
OFFICE.RS OF ORGA.NIZED SlJRFACE DIVJSION 11-!I, Na,·al Racn·e, diAr:uq recru1t'1n1 plan8
for their ualt \\'hlcb bM a quota Of 100 new men by Di-c. t. Left to right are LL H. C. Bell. 1.n-
!lpect.or--lmtructor, Sur Die.Co; Lt. Cmdr,. W. R. PnoJ, Commandtnl' offtoer, Santa Ana; Lt. H. G.
POiiey, ExreutlvP Offittr, l SO -S9th St.. Ne\\i>ort O..ach; l~t. Cmdr. Chad T\vicheU. 326 Buena
Vista. Balboa. hiclw.-U. a member of. a •olnnt eer public rrlaUorui. unit. ln Lotl Anrlt-K, bu btoien
temporarily asslped to tbe Santa ~ ~-
XA•.U. ~ o111iF -11 77 :r _,.. 7 I hp_,,._ I'.-·-&. IMM.
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From Newport Harbor Girl
Scout association attending the
conference and colorful pageant,
which included the na.tlve songs
and dances ot many cbuntries, pre-
sented by Riverside Council were
the t'ollowlng members: Mrs. Lon-
nie Vincent, commis.~loner ; Mrs
Edwa.rd Chapman, council advhtor:
Mrs. T ed Ha.mbrook, equipment
chairman and 8klpper of tha
Mariner ahlp "Naiad." Mn. B. N .
De11enberg Brownle leader11: Mrs.
C. W . Crowl. Mrs. H . E. Nack.
Scout leaders; Mrs. Walter Nollar.
preside nt of Leaders' club: Mrs.
P. V. Peterson, organitatlon chair-
man: Mrs. Arthur Sallabur.v.
Brownle leader; ]!.{rs. Pat Schind-
ler. Brownle leader; Mrs. Frank
Black. International friendship
(Juliette Lowe) funrt chairman
and Mrs. Everett Nunan, deputy
commls.sloner. Two girl Mariner!I
of ship "Naiad" LuBelle Boice a.nd
Sf!arry Va.n Com~rnolle attended
with Mrs. Hambrook.
Spe&klng to the 1,200 delegate11
attending the conlerence, Jn addi-
tion to Mrli. Ferguson, includet'I
MlU Marculrlte Twohy of nation-
al field ataff who •poke of' he r
work with Glr1 ScouUI In Ja.pan Ir.
1948; Miu Clementine M iller, In-
ternational committee chairman,
who reported on ifu1t summer's
world conferenCI? o r Girl Guide and
Girl Scout leaders y,·hich she at·
tended In England : Mr. Waldemar
Hagen, finance chairman of Girl
Scout council in ~San Diego, who
spoke on volunt r jobs done by
men in the Girl Scout orgsniza.-
tion; and Miss E he r Bien, editor·
of the America Girl magazine.
who told of the books and pr-ri-
ocli cals provided by national for
the use of the membership.
Everyone who attended the l'un-
clave felt it was n very great s uc-
cess.
Laguna Artist
Exhibits at COM
Geo:-ge Brown of 21 9 Ocean
A vf!'., Laguna Beach . has an <'X·
hlblt of' oils at Ragan's rt•stau-
rant. Coast HY.•y. at MacArthur
Blvd., Corona d el Mar.
Brown, who 'studied at the
Nlltional Academy of Design and
Art Students' league In New York.
ha.a exhtblted In various galleries.
Hla work will be on eXhlblt until
Dec. JO at Ragan's, which feature~
a California artllit each month.
5th Grade Scouts
Plan Overnight
Girl Scout Tmop No. t.
~r Mn.. H. I!. Nack
Mffla Friday.. Lutbe"'1-Church
Thia 5th grade group of girls
will have lta tint overnight on
Friday, November 17. A.a la the
Pettey of thia council' for troopg
of younger g1rl1 this ovemla:ht
wtll be at the GITI Scout bouae.
They will meet and" cook dinner
at the houae at • :30. Hand-cra.tl
and gamee will be the evening's
Pf'Olll&IU ~d later to bed in bed-
roU.. Mn. Robert Sturgee.. ualst-
ant, wll1 be on hand to help with
t.be f\m.. After cookin& brftkfut.
~. SlJ1a MU retu.m to their
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l P.AGE l -PART f THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1950 ~.:·f.i . .-1 ··ff-~ ' . tr-~
..tik-''~--=--= PRES S -='::i ' '
Hymn Festival
at Christ" Church
A special Hymn l'utlval la to
be held at 7:30 Sunday evenlng by
choirs of , Christ Church by the
$ea, wtth best loved hymna sung
and the congregation taking part.
Preced1ng the featlval there will
be a 20 minute organ recital by
Hazel Dell, organist. Other ln-
strumentaU8l8 will be Mra. Homer
Gould, pianist; Dorothy Frueha.n
and Neat· Dank er. violins; Kenyon
and Ronald Beatty, trumpeters.
The Rev. Tho mu Penc3ert will
give lhe recitative, the aanctuary
and Chancel choirs will 8ing to-
gether and the congregation will
be a part of the c hoi\-. The eve.-
nlng'ir offering will go to purchase
new choir robes.
'Stornoway' Girls
Discuss Projects
1'tarfnt:.r Ship "Stornoway ..
Skipper Mn. Eula OanWla
Navy Opens 10
Officer Programs
Ten prognma for the procure-
ment ot NavaJ Reaerve officers for
active and lnactlye duty were
o~ned November 1 by the Navy.
Eligible for appointment.a are
civilians and enlisted reservist.a on
active or' inactive duty,
New procurement programs re-
open all categories except the
General Line spec:la.JIPtA program ,
which is open in only four cate-
gories, and the >.'fedlcal &!n·ice
Corps program, which remairu
closed. Li mited QJ:IOlall have been
aM\gned to &11 programs.
All Naval Reaerve officer pro-
curement, except in the Medical,
Dental and Nurse Corps. W&.lf
temporarily suspended on July 14 ,
1950 because of the wo rkload im-
posrd on recrultlng stations by the
Navy's recall of reser-\'l.st11 and in-
c reased recruiting programs re-
sulting from the Korean crisis.
On Nove:m~r 9 at 7:80, these 1\\'0 GradM Only ·
Marint>rs met at the home of' Mrs. Procurement of Naval Reserve
J . B. Merrill, first mate of the off!cer.t under the new programa
thlp. Due to the illness of t.he of-will be in the gradea of ensign
ficer of the deck. Joan Uttell. a nd lieutenant tjunlor grade) only,
II Marilyn Merrill. IUJlf'r·cargo pre-except for the Merctia nt Marine
aidt>d. Ships' f24 hour i tlme and Reserve program, which remains
bells "·ere the fUbjectB under dis· open to all grades from enatcn
BPW PREVIE"1 "ill featuf't" & larst.'I fa.shJon 'llhO'\\' on thr lllB()Ond cuSBion during the evening. Judy through Ueute•ant commander.
day of the thref' day m.·e nt at the Rendezvou• B&llroom. No,.! so. Chaplin introduced Mario Tatt' The only prcgram open for draft
O.C s who spoke on ''Background of eligibles is the .. active duty pro-
. 1 and 2. Last "-eek the clothing Ktol'e8 St&gf"<I a. luncheo to Ships' Time." Joan P&risen dis· I gram .. for General Line and Sup-
dlSCUMs the MhO\\· and presectt. modf'llng d~ for the ra-cussed "How to Read Time" and ply Corps personnel. It aJeo i..
man \\'8""* lf"ft t.o ripl, ~tht"l Mang, of LorabPth'!S; Jo1· Poo of Shirley Grant told about bells. open to Naval Re1erve mlt.ted
KnJt N Purl, and Vrlma O'Brlf'n of O'Rr1Pn's S'pf-clalLy Sho The Christmas project of this personnel '-''ho arr on aotlve duty.
1Pre$8 Ph to) gr oup \V iii be to • sing on .,Decem-Ca!'1dlda tu in this program will bf"
H bo Cl th • s Pl ber 21 at the Ort.nge county hos. ordr red to ectlve duty tor &l lffft ar r 0 l~g . tores a pilal A d in ner tor m•mben or th• 21 month• upon appolntm•nt.
1 ship is being pl,uined In the ne~T . The 10 PJ'OC'T&rN a~: ~n•raJ
I future aboard $kipper Daniel 8 U ne. Elcc tronlca. Naval Architect. For Pre,·1ew Fa' shr·on Sh'ow boat. All membero or the "Stomo· Petroleum En(ln .. r. Naval Into!· , v.:py" are happ~ to know Mn. llg~nce. Civil &nginttr Corpa.. Sup-
-I I Daniels is up an~ ebout again a.ft· ply Corpg. Chaplain Cori-. Gt!n-
R epresentatives of 17 Harbor area clothing stores met at N rton'a er her fall. Shirley Grant' weekly eral Une and Supply Corp. tor
Cafe, Thllrsd ay, to,'dlscuss the gala fashion show. a major part of the help with the skipper's howaework Actlv• Duty lonly pl"Op'Un OpPn
while she wa.s ilwa.s gTeatly ap-to draft ellgtble•I and Mer<'hant
4th annual Chrlat1a.s Pttvle~ scheduled for the Rendezvou11 Ballroom. preciated. A fe more members Marine.
November 30. Dec mber 1 and \2. will ~ ii lecom by thla •hip. Candldatea: t'or NayaJ. R.aerve
The meeting aB called by Mrs. Nathalie 1.flchaud, tashlor ah0'4' comml.alOIUI under the JO pro--
chairman. to disduss this novel• . t Ne'w .:...id,. .Isler$ rram• •houJd apply to Navy ,...._
fashion dlspla?'. Mhl. Michaud !n· Will be held in the Rendezvous -· '"' crultlns elations and the Naval
vlted ~uggest1on!'l }fro n1 the prr-&llroom November 27, t and Return to! Officer Procut'Pment Offi~. 1~
liclpat1ng mcrcha.n :i who were n-.,9 and alt d . 1 t 1 South Sa.nttt St.. Loi; Angeld. th · 1 · h · -en ance 1s m r an ,
ue1a.st (' 1n t e1r 8Upport of ~he Stated Mrs. Michaud. Co' loradol, Spr'1ngs California. program as out lned by 1' rs. -------
M1 chaud re ports fat each st re Att('ndlng the m eetin were Mt. and Mra. 1Harry McColl, of L"d I I Cl b is giving the prog m their whole-Mazie Bird of .. Shf"' B~lboa-Colorado Springs, Colo .. left to-I 0 S e U
hearted coopera ti ~ in orde r / to Bethel Mang or "Lorabe'th" In day ;after llpending six weeks in
make the sho\v an cutst.and ng Newport.Velma O'Brien. O/Brien·a their new home on north bay front Luncheon Friday
success. j • Specialty Shop, Corona de~ Mar-on L ido Isle.
It "·as announced that clothlng Mrs. Gordon Thomas, The, Chit-~y expect tp return in March An lmport&nt buslneu meeUns
tor all occa•ion• will be modelled drens Shop. Corona deJ Mar-. to d ~ tl Ith a..nd dh1cuuion of luue. n.rtaLnlnJ r M p J h f Pi •pen sp. •"I' va.ca on w r-and that garmcnt1 for each mJm-' rs. iper-0 n~n ° pei their son, Jaca-1 a 90phomore in to club attain wttl feature a
ber of' the f•mUy )viii be (ea'.tu ed. John.son's Men's Wear, !boa-?orr\on& college and f'taln tn the luncheon session of Udo tale
Special entcrtainid'fint will be re-VJr1utJa Manson "rep •entlnC' surr*nerwhen · el.rolder110n, Bar-Women'• club tomorrow fF'ridayJ
•ented during' thaj program. Kay Nel•on of the Lido 8 opplnl' ry, ~r., now • 1'student in Wuh-at the Udo club hot.UM. Mr.. H.ay
Mrs. Michaud 81Jvl!-ied that RUb-0 ia;tr1ct-Maggte Grider t Mag-ington School of Mf!dJclne, SL Langenbelm will preeJde 1.n the ab-
llclty has been a,rranged by t he gte 8 Balboa Ialand--Chuc Quar-LouJ11, will join them. senc:e of the preatdent, Mrs, Kent
BPW club for both radJo and tele-les of Balboa Fitzpstrlc -Bar-Httchcock.
vision when mcmhP.rs of the club bara Calvert from Jax, n c .. of • r . Ca.rds will be played afterward
will t ell about ttfe-plans for the Balboa Island. 1'1:odels ar
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tending erlahd. Mr8. Michaud .said tha~ and more than 50 reservation"
Christmas Prevle~· a nd highlight "'ete Penny Haley, Mrs. J Poore others partlcipa'Ung in the ahow /have been received. The affair will
lhr program. I and 1'frs. Helen Renfro. werf-Mufti, Ltd., the Brat sho p be under the directlon of' Mea-
Other1' at tending werP Mrs. and the Man er Coat a Mesa. 1 dames Ha vUa.nd R oger s, Nelson Rt.•hNU'ft81 DaleiM r ! I Betty J arvis, general c haipnan of Beachcomber of Newport Beach. 1 Neice, J ohn Boyd. Hay Langen-
Re hearsall'I for th9 n1odell'I whn the Previe\I.'. Mildred C apman, I F itzpatricks of ~orona del Mar helm, Paul R og ers and Thon1a11
will ta ke part Jn the fashion s ti ow EUythe Barnes and Dorot Suth-and1 Gay Tog s of Balboa Island. Rutte r. I I
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All-'welded cabal l'oworfoil
Valv•l~Heod enginesl Strort1
'"' axles and hMvy-dMI
channel-type frometl Rl9ht
down the line, Chevrolet trvck1
are liullt f0< th• rou1h-toUS1h
lo"• and the "la peylaMt. Al
paitt, all units-Ilk• ChevMo
lot't patltlve sy..ch,...Meoh
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Morals Case
Before Jury
Play Rehearsals
BecJin at Church
A..nother felony morals case in-Dick Preston and Hel'\ri Scan·
valving children W83 being tried Ion co-directors or The Little
•-this v..·eek before a jury in the Theater for Lillie Folk!! annooncf
t court of Superior Judge Raymond beginning rehearsals o f "H. M. S
• TI1omp90n. Pinafore" for Saturday Nov. 18
: Leo P oteet lti. a cuscd of four al 9 :30 a. m.
1 rnorals counts, Involving a!Jrged Rehearsals will be hf'ld at the
I improper advances t o two 12.year· parish ho use or St. James Eplsco-
o ld girls at his home In Costa pa.I churc h. Vla. Lido. Mr.• Pres-
1\.lesa . The C8.Sf' is bein8 prosccut-ton and Mr. Scanlon have been
. -rd by Df'p. Dl!-!t. A tty. Robert conductlng a highly auccrssful
Kn,..eland wit h defense handled by I children·~ workshop group in Long
1\tty. Z. B. West. 1 Beach, and have produced several
l\f e.mbt>rs of the jur.v are: Lelty operettas. They are now giving
(' Zimmer. fo·orrest H . John~n. children of the H'1"bor area an
(;('r1nR1ne ~ Cramer, Nita M. o pportunity to learn all aspect.a
Nlf'k]f', Etta Gray. Bcrti.e l\.toe of the theater as welt 88 appear-
St('\"f'nsnn. Jl;rtrle M. Hathaway,! ing in at'tual productions.
F.l\"ira T . J ohn.<ron. Rixie Mac Mor-1 The group Is limited to 24 chil-
ri)W . ~fit (' E. Deitz, C1"ra E . Gal-! dren ages 8-12. You may contact
-breath and Margaret Stringer. I the directors at the parish house
-Saturday morning or call Long ~folen Truck ·sea.ch 90.1868 tor further details.
·~bandoned Here.
An abandoned r ed pick -up truck
"" !\f ;t r1n•• Ave .. bel\\-"een Bayside
Burglars Confine
Loot to Pop
J\'VC'. and C nfl.Rl Highway, was re· H . L . V. Thompson, 125 Onyx
J"'f)rtc1i tn Nrwpnrt Beach police Ave .. Balboa Island, reports that
...,.at S p. m . Tues rb,y. Upo n in-as h e was puting h is car away
\'~st1;::-at1nn it prO\'t'rl to be a Pa-he notic('d that th' r ear· \\'indov.·
l"lfH· El<'l"'tric trur k which had been of his house had a torn scrl'en
stolen fron1 Los Ang('leH several and a yard cha.ir "'as lean1n~
da.v~ b<'fnre. against t hP house under tht> win·
The truck had thrown a con · do\V at 11 :35 p. m . W ednf'sday.
nf'<'t1 n,e; 10<1 through the left ~ide His housf' had bf'cn vacant fo r
n r th1· r ng1ne block. Pac1fiC' Eicc·-a v..·rf'k prior to his arrival an<:!
tric authrwtl1C's .said a t1Jw trut•k I Newport P olic(' found that it halt
\Viii b" £1is p~tcht'd to pick up the I b<'f'n iUr ~ally <'ntercd. 0 n l y
<ltsablcd v1•h1rle. I thinj::~ taken \.\'er1• four or five
bottlC's of pop. Police altribul('
-P eople do read the Pr1·ss ad~.! the f'ntry to boys in thl' arC'a.
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TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING
The Final Touch of
Gracious Hospitality
Tl1e re·s something "extra S(JCC i~' about fl owers ~lt
Tl1 anksgi\·i ng time. The y "re as .i+aditional as turkey,
as heartening as mus ic. as stimulating as laughter. ·
They're so important to add the final toUch to your
1 / home. t o y o ur table on this day of congenial r e unio n.
• T o the folks back home,
Renci Flowe rs-by. Wire
that they, t oo, may
know you are grateful
for their blessings.
Flori•ts Telegraph Deli\'ery ·
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Is New Stagette ,
_ Gladly wel~mecf Into the mem·
beerehlp of the jJt.agf"tle• Club wu
Mre. Loulee Oreen, when the club
J"U entertained recently by Mn
Grace !CU~ pres.tdcnt. 878 W .
18th St., Cost,& MeM.. The door
prize wu won by Mn. Helen
Clark.
A sumptuous sf>Hghl'ttl supper
wu aervt.'d by Mra. Kline a.t tht>
flnale or the rrfendl:r hospitality.
Sharing the occa11ion were Mme8
Lou Lockwood. Margfl Brock ett.
Clara Badal(e. Retty Russell. Ma-
ble · Smith. HelC'n Clark. Mae Fel-
lcer ... Coeta Mesa: Daisy Sullivan. i!:nim.a Poupart, Newport SeM.ch ;
Janice Chaqdlrr, Oro.nge .
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Nobody! hu ever made • law
that will' preven~ a tnan from
making ~ tool of hlmee.lf-1.t he
bu a .wife, thoug~. he can't do it
wlthotjt knowing' about IL
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The only ~ray .we can e.xMC( to
~et beUu legislaUon 'Ur to elect
?letter legtalatora -which placea
.he ttapons.lblllty equa.rely in the
ha.r:tda of the natlon'a voten.
'"SOLD IALL MY THINGS,
GA v•s NEW RICHFIELD 8ervtce Station at Cnaet HJpway and 17th St .• will have It crand open~
Inc Friday, November t'J, Ffte orclllda wtU be Sl\'IP!O away t.o the lactlt!A and lret1 candy r ·tll tap avall·j
ablie for the kltb bet"'~ 1 and 10 P.m. opeat11s day. PrtU!' wlU aJao be .,,...,.ded to l~ at~ndlnsl
1 the openJnl'. · (Preas Photo I
'First Thanksgiving '
is Sunday Subject
et Christ Church
Thank8glvtng Sunflay will bf>
obaervcd thi.8 week at Christ
Church by the S('a. Jn remem-
brance o f the origin nr this typl-
fally American holiday lhc putor
Rev. T. R. Pendell. will trll the
story ot Arnertca"s F lr!'Jt Thank!'!-
givlng. Spec I al Thanksgiving
hymn. and special music, t og ether
with the reading of the prCl!IJdent"s
proclamation, will feature the ser-
·vice .
30 minutes a~er the paper was out!"
reports Mrs . .lohn8"n, 233 \V. Victoria, Costa Mesa..
A oopy of her ad follows:
New Gas Station
Opens on Hiway
Free orchid corsages and rree
candy for the kiddies betwf'en 7
and IO p.m. will highlight the
grand opening of Gay'" Richfield
Service Station at 17th St. and
Coast H ighway F riday. Noven1ber
l 7. Anolhcr feature \.\'i ll be the a\~rcling of prizes consisting of
an elE"ctric deep fryer, electric corn
popper. electric irf'n. JX>li.shlng
kits. dust clothei; and other ltemR.
rroprlctn r or the station Is Frank
'.Jay, 2()27 1 C}:prcs1' Avr., Santa
\111:1. l-It•ighlR. \Vho ha ."I worked at
1 ~carby ga . ..olinc station fnr the
nast five Y<'01"9. I. E. Dan, 1626
~cv.·porl Blvd .. Coslf\ ?\.fesa. better
'tnov.·n a ... "'Dannie" v.•i ll take· ca re
1f thC' c~r polishing at the sta·
f\un. rlydl' H en1·y. Ga1;.lC'n Grove.
LIHI I.con Vance. 208 Rochester
St., Coslu 1-lcsa. bnth lubrication
"Xp1·rt.s, arc also employees of lhe
;t.1ti on.
In nrldition tn rlil'IJ)('n .'ling g~o
!ine. thr new station will do Jub-
J'l{"atinn work. car ;rtllishlng 1:tnrl
will ca r~· a rompletc line of auto-
1n obilc a.cce~wrics.
Arrest Driver A~e
90 Mile an Hour hase
Erneiot F'. QuKlc, 4;,2 l\.fa.rgaret
Dr . Co.~t a l\.f l"'AA. is . :;<'tiedulcd to
11ppr11r bc fnre th(' Newport Brach
1·1ty i'nurt to answer multiple traf-
f te \'lolation charges .
At t :50 a. m . Wrdne11da y. Quale
i!I c laimed lo have been rloing be-
lv.tcen 8!"l l!nr\ DO milcR an hoJ.lr In A
5:'> n1ilc zonr, running a red trafflr
.'li,i;nul, failing to Rtop in r1•spon.se
ltJ rl·d Ui::ht.!'I a nrl .'lircn. 1:t nrl rrck-
lt'!\.<i '1rl\"i11g-, according to police
f)ffl l"CTS.
C."llr\SE PR0\\1.F.R
1'1 r:-i . 11. C. Hope, 211 Dahlia
AV•• .. Corona del l\.lar. report('d a
prov.•ler in her home Ill 9 p. m .
\\!rrlnesday. She told him to leave
,1nd he did. He \\'as described lo
Nct\·port Beach police a_q a mlddle-
ngrrl man. unshaven. wraring old
clothes and a brown felt hat.
Parked Cars Hit ,
in Corona del Mar
A c&r going elUlt on the Coast
H ighway, driven by Joe Y. Iked&.
220 Driftwood Ave., Corona del
Mar. at 4:28 p . m . Tueaday W8:8
forced t o the right by an un·
ldentlfl<'d vehicle and struck two
care which were parked In front
of 1301 Coast Highway, Corona del
Mar.
The car belonging to Lois G.
Hudson. 208 Marine Ave .. Balboa.
Island auftered damages to its
left rear. lk.C'da's car r eceived
d Rmages to Its tight front and did
slight damag£>1'l to the le ft front
fender of the car belonging to
Nellie F . Shook . 3<H Ruby Ave ..
8Rlboa Island. References were exch~nged. •
Girl is Shocked
During Bay Swim
Judy T'arMnR, l Z. 002 w. Ba~·
Avr., 8Rlboa. t('Celvcrl an elcC'tric
!!hnrk while swimmln~ in the bay
near Chtistlao 's Hut. Balboa, Sat·
urda.)' aft,..rnoon and wa.s treated
by a phyel~lan and taken home.
Nl'wport poli ce reported.
The gl1·J recrived the shock from
a faulty e lectric conduit o n th('
Kide of a flnat while s wimn1lng .
The v.•\rlng syst<'m has since been
repaired, rollce addetJ.
Conchita Parlor
Has Fun, Pl.,os
Aid for Needy
Fu11 was order ot the eveninJ::
when 40 m<'mberl'I of Conchita
Parlor, Native Oaus:;h tf'r!I . hrld a
rec-en t party at Frh1ay Afte rnoon
C'iub house with Helt'n MirkovlC'h,
Afary McDonald and Dorise Jesko
as ho1Jte!Vle11.
Pumpkins. chry~n t hemum!'I and
candle!! decorated the hall. s.nd
games included c harades. musical
r hai111 and tuesaing contests. A
lovely set of necklace and earrings
was first door prize. and others
\Vf'tf' awarded.
Staple foods were brought for
llAS ftF. . .\.RT A17ACK the Thanksgiving hi\Sket which
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32-YITR:-'ITl'RE YOH RA.LE
ELEC. RANGE, Frigidaire, 7 pc.
din('lle swt. living room !:l('l, bcd-
roo1n Sl't, rnisc. Brfnre 6 p. m.
233 \'V. Vit:toria, Co!:lta Mesa.
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Sales T ra · ing
Schedule • You'U ha\'e good results too when you pla""
In the widely read classified section of the
an ad 1ven I
COIHLATEO BIG THREE -Prog1·am arre.nJt'rl by Orange ; INT
Coaat college bu~lno"' educablon ERIORS News. Times, Post Shopping News and the Press
departm('nt rnr Ch ril'llmM ealcs MODEIH •'"' TIO,IC.Al FUINITUIE
tntlnlng is rapid\)' taklng eh,pe. DIAl'fSFLO~"lt~~~~~~~s lA'-''S OVER 21,500 CffiCULATION IS THE A~S\\'ER!
reporls Dudley Boyce, lnstructor. ROUSE • GA.RUP!N
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ul:hoef ~~:~:: :}~1d:n:~n~~C:; ._'_"_c_o_"'_' -~-1>._~-~-~---_·'_•_m __ •_•w_'°_"~ ·~=========== .. =~a'-)'"' .,a_n= .. as=="o"r==e= .. ·=a=e"r ... =dl
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ma.<i Selllng -B. W. Mitch<•ll. Ule.til
manager. ril<llri r anrl t('levl~ioa
dept .. Sl'ar~. Rorhurk Cn .. Sif-ntl
Ana : November ,29 : Me('ting I the
r u!-!lQn·1t'r A cro!i.1 the Count~r
Dudlc y 811y<'c, OCC : OrC'embe:r 1:
Your Slot(' Pf'r~onallty ~~rt.
Marie H OW<'S, OCC; DecPmber 4 :
Selling In the SmkU R('tail St<if·e~
local n1crchant: Drccmber 6 : P.rop--
t:T Steps In Srlling-Mr. a qyce:
OeCC'mbr• 8: Crut Rl'gistrr r··
tic.? and Sr lling .. rlthn1etlc i~
Dor1.'I · Rarf. OC _, Decembe 1 t .
Suggestion Selling ~f r. BOyc.-::
0Cl'Cmbrr 1.'l: Q1ft and Packttge I Wrappln~ \Vrn . I Whitn..,y, OCC;
De('embl'r 1!"1 : F.!Jnal Plac(•ment-
Donalrt Br1dg-n1~n. Employ11nel\~· !
Council. OCC. 1 j I
Included in the pl'ngra.m will br
six audio-visual films on !·et.ail
scll in,::-. film!': to b(' provided b!Y tbc j
Modern Ta lktnsi f'icturC' Servl0'>.
1 Rock l'fellcr Plal'.tl. NC'w \"01·k ~
""kf"d by Mf'tr1•hanta ! ':
' Jn 8011!Wf'r to FCQU C'KtS fol" spe-
c ific 111ugge11llon8 on the pa.rt t>r
111r1·r h11.:itl! thrrlu~hn4t this 1 ar'a
the rol!Pge I~ rpakln,:: specl•I ar-
rangements to n1<'el part,cuhlr
ncefls of rcrtRirl st(l rt·~ 8.!': to SJ'.k:'-
c ialized n-alningl and time for em-
ployment.
Ml'rchant11 fl[C urged to 1makt!
thrlr specific rcqu i rE"n1cnts know n
nQ"': suc h "-"· the number nr part-
time ernployt:s fJf'Crled for Ohrist-
mu s('ll1ng. lrlir lusi,·e dateis for
part-time emplnyment, naturr or
work. and qua.lifiratlons expected '
of part-timf' errtploycs. J
"E11pec lally ft'OU!d we like to
know how the' pro~ra'm ckn be
particularly adilpled to mc~anls·
neerli,'," states !Boyer. ~
Me rchants should return cardi:::
to En1ployn1cn~ Council al range
Coast.
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RICHFIELD
1 SER'VICE
17th &nd c oA.sT lllGlfWAY
LOADS O~ FUN and FREE GIFTS
FREE
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\Valtrr Greening, 429 Orchid the parlor:_ will give some neerl)•
Ave .. Co rona del Mar, suffered a family, othrr perishables lo fie
1 h<·art attack at 2:<1 3 a. m . Thurs-added later. A de~ert course co1n-
day at his home. Dr. Andrews w•e plet('d the evening.
called and admiolstered medical I /. "' MEll.1180111
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aid and stayed until a11 danger or p atricia Frahm a J;:elapse wa.s pa.st. Anniversary Gift
Used by/ Host'e~s
See it! Tr_y it! Buy it!
·NEW 1951 STUDEBAKER
JOur thrifty onefar :11 am/
l1lllllfl anotluir yearto come!
J'HI lllW COMMAllDle
A truly great new V·8
sp~gwith new
pep and power!
3415 w.
THI ... CllUUl•IOll
Top buy and top value
of the: top 4 ·
lowest pri~ cant
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to be Bride of
Raymond Healey
At a candlelight buffet supper
on Sunday evening ~t their home.
412 Ft'mleaf avf'nUf". Col"Ona de!
Mar. Mr. and Mr11. Norman F ox
Frahm Will announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Patricia
Joan, to Raymond Michael Healey.
80n of Mr. and Mrs. W . J . Bristol.
608 Ocean avenue, Huntln,gton
Beach.
Members of the family, local
friends and others from Glenda.le
will be present to hear the In-
teresting news. Mias Frahm was
graduated from Nelvport Harbor
High .school and her !la.nee from
Huntln&'lon Beach high acftool. No
date hu ·be<fl set for the wedding.
Balboa Circle
Has Secret Plans
For Bazaar .: .
"Sttret and um.iflal" la what
Balboa circ le, Chrtat Church· by
the Sea W. S . C. S. 111 promising
for theJr booth at the bamar, to
be hekt Nov. 29 at Goodell hall .
a.ccordlng to plans made at their
latest general plttting, held at the
home of Mn. Ives.
Bleulng box.ea were opened and
although only a few menlbera had
them, they brought S18 into the
~lrcle treuury_ ·
Name Your Game
is ~ew Schedule
at Country Club
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Celebrating the flftii'th 4ddtng
anniversary lsi very much f of an
occasion: afteri that. couplej!i take
a fresh start a.Ind look forward to
the golden wedding annlvpr111ary.
So, 8..'t this w~s . only their' fifty-
f ourth, Mr. anfj M rs. '"Bill'' Max-
well l who sta1t ed the Pre~ were
not P.aylng 1n~ch atlentl9n 't o the
OCCS."1100. ~ _I J
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clement or sty-pris e WhE"n • "Mr111.
Max" was call fcJ ovl'r t(l the office
to open a big parC'el. gift I or the
entire force. \t was foun~ to ~
a Hhinlng au, omlltic perfolator.
Proof that It n1ade exceHert cor-
ree was atforded when Mr!'!. Max·
well W8.!1 hostess la.at Fti~ay to
the Pre88 per11110nnel, servln them
big slices or 'her fa.inous chert)'
pie &nd fruit cake.
Hostess 'Duo / ·,
E~~e~"~.'.~sKn:::s.<J S Mr~
lrrna ~ S hllW ahared "osGeas du-
ties at the la,Pst meeting lot Cir-
cle 10 ot the (:oftta Mesa dommu··
nlty church w5cs In the home of
Mrs. Knight. 2308 Elden Ave.
)fra. Ro111e Wright waa a lvUJitor.
De\•otlona were led fty M,a. Mtl·
dred Warne. ,
Mn. Bemic!C? Hadley opened the
bUmleu meeting with • / prayer
and closed with a poem. _N,xt ee&.
sion la set for December 12 wl.th
M.ra.. Genevieve Anderaon or P'low-
er al.reel, ,.
Civil Air Patrol
i., New Offices <>•.a. brtdge or tournament 1 •
play may be oelected by women Tlllrt<enth Group, Civil Air Pf.-
of Santa Ana Country club Under trol. of wbJchl Balbo-. eq~-u
the new plan. when they meet tor a membtt hU mQWd tn thett
tbe Dlemben' bf;lffl'e luncbeon on owii quart.era •at tile Ugh than
Tlnlnday, Ncmmber ~ Air Duo, having loued fimner
Hoot-'°" .the da7 wru be llacll•lor Olflcen quuteno1 Under -. -· PaP and Mn. !Aura tbo dlnc:Uon of their <ollll)W>dlnc Lall. •Mfot..S by Mn. • R. 0 . Offtcu, CapL H . R. Loo. ':b~ petrol ~ -. -ror !he II~ ~bf'.IY• remodo~ wtt11
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We are your new Richfield _Dealer.
We have chosen this ·location and
the complete lide of "Years Ahead"
Richfield products so we best can
serve your eve.l!y motoring need.
Please ac~ept our invitation to visit
our station and ipspect our modern
service facilities. We'll
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to pleas,e you and to
y~ur patronagf· . .
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PA~ P:ART I -THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1950
+Y~~~RE·ss Jif
Gi ~l Scoutj Board China & Glassware
\'is11 Our ~""'' Department
J."nr <tlft" u.nd H olnft W&rt1t
Jltll 'St~ &. GARl>EN
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theme tor the Fathers Nlgl)t meet-
lnC at the Cblta Me&a Llndbergb-
Harper PT A which wu held
Wednesday, Nov·ember 8. I Sgt. D.
G. Gross, head of the junvenlle
bureau, Sant& ~na Police; depart-'
ment. dlKussed "Ten Cqmmand-
meata ror Parents," and presented
a fUft! "A Criminal I! Born." Sgt.
Cro815 ,tressed the rcaponslbtllty
of each parent. In providing a real
home for their children where they
tan expect loving And proper care.
encouragement tn church and
, Twenty el&'hl m berw of e. Mr.· and Mn. G. A , Br~ of
W . B~ C.' S. ol Bal. a l11land Co1f!· f!l~erstde Ave., Rlvenlde, Conn.,
inunlty -Methodiat t,J,urch enjoyr' ·announce the engagement ot their
the luncheol\_ give~ on Nov. 8 ~t daughter, MIM Katherine Bell Bre-
the' hoVJe ot Mn. ~rcy F . Bainf8. lln, .to Sheldon Emery Kirby, aon
MH<Jame11 Louiae mlth, Mart~& · r y,
Allen, J04n Montg11e1y. and M,r-21 Beacon Bay, Ne"'·porl.iBeaeh ..
garet Dearborn. . .I MISll Brelln attended the Low-
r:~~~. ~~:r.n~u.. bo•"'
mem e.r e and offte staff wish lo
cxpr apprl'C'ia Ion to ~1r. T . 0 .
Rogcn. 216 Via ido Nord, Nev•· I ~====:::::::=:::::::::::::::~
port pca<'h. for tbe fine ping -pong
table • v1hich he P.resc,ntPd for U:il'
·school activttle& and reiipect for
diedpU.ne and law. Sgt. Gross set
forth conduct children should not
be allowed to oh.<ierve In the home
.such u Intoxication, dishonesty.
~olent quarreling or boa.!ting or
ahady a.ctivitle11.
F'91bf>r In Charp
Fa•hers had ron1plete charge of
the meeting wi th Douglas H1nes-
ly pt'""ldln.a: In pl11.ce of Mrs. Doug--
las Hlne11ly. p re.eldent. Garold E.
Downing led the salute to the flag
and Jsck Ha rris. acting as pro-
g-ram c hairman, Introduced lh(!:
speaker. Raymond Rapp a.esumed
the duties or secretary for the eve.
ntng. Em Crain gave the treas·
urer's report. Roy ·F ox reportt>d
for the W&y8 and means chairman
on the rel'lults of the Halloween
Carnival. The membership chair-
n1an's report on the recent mem-
bership drive wa~ given by Ray
Cozad . H . L. Roberts a nnounced
the canned food drive slated to
start November 15, for the pur·
pose of filling the Thank!!giving
ba..skete R"iven e11rh yeA-r to needy
people by thr PTA. Ht-nry Crane
reported on Roon1 Mothcr 'JJ par·
ties.
Wins Prltr
Al l-l n!J1J:1tcr a'hnouncerl that
Mrs. Mildred FIMht>r'!' k indergar -
tf:n clas!'I won the prize for ha,,._
i~ the most pa.rentri present. He
,yas as."i•tcd with his duties a.5
hnepltll:Ut).· chAirman by Cha rlc.<1
Jacobs and Ellwarr1 Carr. C lever
pilgrim fhturf's with name card~
w•re mR<I,. by the fourth grade
classes of Harper S<'hool ancl were
pinned on each person.
At t he close of th" meeting ~e
fre~hments wer'f! servC'd tn the
k tnderga.rten room. Host." for the
evening Wire Don Wedeking
Homer Mellott. Lambert F ortune.
Olen Llsk. Floyd Hubba.rd, Roy
F ox and Jilek Harris.
A preview ot the ptcturt's drawn
by fourth grade 11tudent!'I ot Harp·
er and Lindbergh schools on t he
theme "A Page From a Book I
Enjoyed" were on dl11play. These
will be hung in the library during
Book Wet•k .
tas Ami9as Group
to Meet Tuesday
Change of place la announced
for the meeting of Las Amigas
circle of Christ ChurC'h by the
Sea. to be held Tuesday, October
21 at the h ome or Mrs. Rose Owen.
36 Balboa Coves. Member!'! are
asked to bring white elephants for
their booth In the WSC2 bazaar.
to be held1 November 29 al Good·
ell hall. Yesterday they held a
work day at the home ot Betty
Glue.
Bazaar plans call tor 12 noon as
opening hour with dinner served
the pubUc In the even ing.
Mission Film
For St. James
Church School
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GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIV:ERSA.RV ... .;... celebrated by Mr. And ' Mn. Ho"'&rd Cooper, 151 !'.Mt
19th St., ·Costa M"""' on Saturd:1y, Nov. 11. A larg'e S'">'IP of friends and weU·\\'h1hera gathe red at
the oou pltl"!I hom.-fnr the ttkibratlon. The coup le. "'ho ha.vfi thffe children, Wf'lre marrlt"d In the
county court house In ~ ('lty. The Judge ol thfl Supr«ne Court and thr mayor of the f'ity
"-ere prf'!MW"d Into 8er\'ioo to tltand up f or the ooup~ \\'ho \\'eft st~nrn1 In th" city. l\fr. Coo~r
\\'M In llllnol:ot .:t nd l\fn.. ((t>ol>f'r In Callfo rnla \\'ht•n they deddt.-d k> gl't marrtf"d and a.rranged t.o
meet In K.an~as City for~f"I \\'6tldlnK CM'emony. (Billings Pilito)
Anaheim · Pastor
Speaker at
Church Banquet
"Most people spend the greater
part of their time in the kitchen-
in nlhrr words, satisfying; mall•rial
nC'eds" !"3.id the RI'\". J."rnnk But-
terworth, pastor of White Method-
ist T en1p\e, An11.hl'in1, addressing
a capacity a11dicncr at tht> an-
nual F ive Dolh~r ban'Juet at Chr\;oit
Churc-h b,Y the Sea on Tue!Kfay
evening.
"Come out of the Kitl'hf'n" was
subject o r the dynan1h: ~Ue!il
speaker. In his unusual review of
the lrl'nd of An1 erican life. he
advocated "g etting out or thf'
kitchen and spending mo re tlmr
in the living room and parlor.''
or with the n1ore cultural pur-
suits. Continuin~ the allegory, he
stated that th!!> j?i·neration i!"
building a "rumpus room, dedicat -
ed to pleasure and c-on[u!>lon."
Morgan Lowery wa.'I master of
c-eremonies and lnlroduct'd city of·
fi cials a.nd chai rmen of commit-
tees. Mrs. E. A . Barnett and J\.frs.
Homer Hargl'nve \\'ere dinner
Madalyn C-oate
is Honoree at
Pre-Nuptial Event
Ruth Deister
Elected Matron
. Chrysanth('mums and wedding ~~~· b~~~sw:;~e.t~~t~~:~~1':1 d:!~~· of Harbor Stars
rative scheme in the C. E . Rossier I
hon1e on Mt•111a Drive for the r ecent R uth Deister and H enry Dell•·
dessert lunchl'o., and pre-nuptial I tcr will be inl'ltall (>rl as worthy
shower given by Mrs. Milton Stcl-matron llnd worthy patron of Har-
Jer and Mrs. A. L. Eichler in honor bor Star t'hapter, O. E . S. at an
or Mfs.s Madolyn Coatl', who will opt>n m eet ing to be held al B p. n1.
wed Harold Rossler N ovember 18 Frlday, Nov. 2-t In F'riday After·
in the Jmmanual Lutheran Church noon club hous<',
of O range. Election of offlc-ers featured th~
The ho.stesses arc slstC'rs o f the ,::-eneral ·ml'l'tlng ·of Tue~av eve -
prospcctlvc bridt'.'groon1. The game nlng, at w hich Worthy , ~1atron
of hearts was in keeping with oc-Eltythe Kl'ffip<'r a.nd Worthy Pat·
r asion, prizes going to Mrs. Dean ron "Cuba" ~forris presided. Other
Smith. high anrl 1'1 rs. Adrian ·elective officers arc; J ean Cott Ir,
Marl'lh consolation. associatc matron; 1-Iarold Fink.
Enjoying the happy affair were associate patron: ~labl'I Fitzn1or-
Mml'B. Harry Jam{'S, mother or rls, secretary; E.<ithl'r· Dl'vine,
lh<' honOl"ee: Herman S now. treasurer: l..ela 1'1('M illan, contluc-
~randmothet. of Orange: C. E . trf'.\s and Ellyn Nielsen, associate
Ros.<ii('r, n1other nf the bridegroom conductrt>ss.
elect ; Adrian MarBh, G. E . Gr if· Reports were givrn by Mt!"
fin. Santa Ana: R. W . McClelland, Ke1npcr anrl Mrs. Dl'ister, dc~
.T r .. Lf·e Markham. Hora~ Bates. gates to Grand Chapter at Sacra-
Dean Smith, Costa MeSH; Thoma.!t n1ento. Yearly reports werl' ft!.;o
Harn1s. Orange. given by Mr!>. Fitzi;:nor1·is. secrC'•
Sermon Theme
tary: Sylvia f'lace, t rC'&!:\Uter: and
Ruby Crawford. auditing conlmit·
tee.
chairm('n, RS..'{]Sted by niember" of at B t• t Ch h
Balboa. Balboa Island and New· a p IS urc l\f~Udl' BJgelow Sibley. pa.!~t
g rand matron, w.u1 eM:orted t o the
Ehl and l&tl'r gave an address.
She 1,11.•lll be Installing officer for
next WCC'k's ceremonies.
port Circles. N ewport H elghlB I .. ., ..
cir('le had charge of kitchen duties D~ You Love M e · le Sunday
with Mi's. Hnm('r l-Iatgrove In , ;norn1n~ serm.oi:i subject. or Don
charge, while also doing KP duty \ ~mberson. m1n1!'lter of First Sap·
were James ~1iller, Genrge Arey list c hurch, 19th street and ~e~t
and Ray Field. Balboa Blvd .. Momlng worship 1s
For the mui'llcal program. ?<.f r.!'. at 11 a .m . with Sunday school at
A. J , Rutter. chair rnan, prearnted 9 :4A5 a .mh _ • I t t e srven o'clock even ng Howard Folsom, baritone. in a
group of songs and Edwin Elliott service the sermon w1.ll be on
ot Santa Ana in cornet solos, Miss "Naaman·s Imperfect Paith.'' 1'.f ld·
Jean McCor:inae of Santa Ann "'·eek prayer service and Bible
accompanying.
The reception comn11tt{'e eon-
Si!!lted of Mr. and ~1rs. Morgan
Lowery, Mr. and Mrs. John K.
Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. John
Pfischner.
Invocation was given by the
Rev. Thomas Pcndell. pastor of
the church and bent>dlction by Dr .
Harry White .• pestor or Balboa Is-
land Community Methodist chftrc;h.
Miss Elsie Newland. chairman
or the ticket committee. reported
ssles at an all-time high with 216
study hour is at 7 :15 p.m. on
Wednesday.
6th Grade Scouts
Make Purses
Girl St..'Ot.1.t Troop 22
U ·adpr ~fn. Wm. Kanold
~f Pe.ta Tuetklays, Glrl Sooue H oU!if'
1-f rs. Kemper, retiring worthy
matron. "'-a~ prl·senl('d by Erma
Lachcnmycr with the pt1.~t n1a·
ron's jewel and a book containing
pictures of her officers for the
year.
The evening rlosed "·i ttl rerreJJh·
mcnts. serVl•d by Margaret Rabb.
Patricia Schindler and 1-f.M.ude
Wood.
LegiC?n Auxiliary
Seeks Memberships
tn connection with their annual sold. She credited Mt. and Mi's .
At a recent meeting of t heal!:
6th grade Girl Scouts coin purees
as part of the arts and crart.s
projects were completed. By way
.of celebration game.. were played
and cake was served.
All Abo·o-oatd! F'1iendship train
leaving on track 291 from New-
port Harbor for all point.'! leading
to National Citation. Double
1-fembershlp, and Victory for
Orange county. Train stops at all
signs poinUng to prospective
members and makes tin1e through
"Compt>tltlon," "Time Limit." a nd
Rlvrrslde county.
Jngathering, children of 'st. Jsme5 A.rthur Miller with much of the
church school will &ee a missio n succt>ss or the ticket salt>111, as well
fil m, My Name Is Han. on Sun-&S Qlhcr members or the-comn1\l·
day. The picture gives the story t ee, Miss Clara Kohlstedt . Harold
of a Chinese boy. Children will Glaa.s and Mmes. J . A. Bodman.
alao bring their offering of canned Leon F ergttaon, A. J . Rutter, B .
toods which will be taken to the S. L. Freitag. Gaylord Tohill, Em·
Kenneth Ouarrys·
Home From Ariz.
TtckelH !applications) entitles
bearer to men1bet"!'lhlp in one of
t he largest organizations in the
United States and abr0ad, a strong I
volC'e In the future or A mcrlca,
and many new f1iends and adven-
1 tu res.
Navy P'an1\ly chapel at Long ma Weatht?rforrl, George Sh('rrill Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Qua rry
Beac h. I &nd John Elliott. of Costa ~1 esa have returned f rom
Proceeds fro1n this yl'ar's ban· a week's visit with their son-in·
quet will ht' used to ha1·d surface Ja\v and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
F ireman Ah\la Thon1pson has
picked a competent and enth usi-
astic crew. and wans lo have all
prospective n1embc rs contacted
personally in th<" near rut:ure. Her I
goal Is to rnake mt>mbershlp nlonth
a 1nonth to rcmen1ber.
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lhe church parking lot s. Eugene Lo ng and family of Tue-
' snn. A riz.. .where they helped
. Chronic l'o1nple.iner;oi wn~ suffer th ei r grandson. Donnie, celebrate
l agonies becau.se they feel they are his second blrt~day. The Quarrys
misunderstood p robnbly w o u I d also continued on for short l'ltays I suffer a great deal more if thcJ I n El Paso. T ex., and Ciudad
1 were undentood. • Juarez, Mexico. -People do read the Presa '
.. ••IJD AY PASTY .......... .u.oi.o c•umr llWl•nd ..... eb. ~ old Oil N ...
'· 1Q 1t I, wlUll (.ICM'°7s, ~ ... -Mft• la M1arts !\& U ... ........._, partJ". t• flli1 .... ,...._..
llelped llllllil .. -bi U.. ,.UO el -°""'tae-.•. II~• !Me We, ....... ~ .. --
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WM .n ta OMiin nsee wtUt iM' "BOPALONG' 1 i ' ... IW!IY •1t1f Wt .. rfCtlt u i ( Ule ta.-
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Specla.I guc1ta re a visltatfin Heywood school i!J Stamford a nd
committee from rst :A1 elhodJs t wu graduated fro m the ~e Coun-
church of Santa A"a. who brought try Day sdhool In Rye. In 1949,
with thcn1 a big ~nd beautlf~ly she ""as graduated from Scripps
deco rated cake ibn whic h rive college In 'cts.remont. Calif., and , I I candle3 w e re Ughtkd for tht> five 8 now on the Jeach/nw etaff of
goal.f achieved o~ thi111 10lh an-Stamford qountry Day school.
nlve1'sa.ry of Vil . s. c. s. Frtnn Mr. Kl rbr. waa graduated as an
Santa A na wert Mrs. Georgt> ~rf major 1 from · PomOna college
T ownsend. preside t of the w./ s. in Cl>tr<'mont. H e ah10 attended
C. S .; Mrs. Alce lchols, wife of Art Center in Loe Angeles. Dur·
th(' pMtor a nd Mrs. A . v. nun· Ing World War 11 he served three
nt'lls. eccrelary 0fl promotion. l Y~8rR in the Army A ir Corps. Mr·.
Speaker or the afternoon 8.8 Kirby Is affiJiatetl with the Van:
Mrs . J ohn K . El/Iott of Balt?oa. f .ard ~dvettislng agency in New
vie<' president ot , Sn.n Dif'go his-ork City.
In the house. :·
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S3tS Vla Lido. 1N.,,,·porl B1•af'h
A br•!Kh of Th• I Moth•r Chu•ch. Th•
flut Church of Chrht, Sd•nti1t. ln loJton,
M•u•i:ll•n•th.
Sund•;' School i •·)Q • '"
SuJ1J• S.rYi(• 1 11:00 • '"
W•dJ'lfid•y &•11!flq J ••tl10q 1:00 p '" •••~h1q ll!oo"' I«• •d •t Ill Po1I"' Sh••'· l•lbo•. 11 o:>t:i doi y lrct1t1 11 rioo11 to ~
p, ml ••(eot Sund•r •11d ltolid•y1 l\•lion-
•ftf otl1•r••d.
trlct W . S. C. 8 ., r,ho gave a (alk
on otflcers and thpir d uth•fi. 1
Th• I pubti( h cor ro1l1y in .. ittd to •tt•nd
the (h11rdi 1er•k•1 i•nd 111• lh• l••dinq l oom. ------r
Announcement 114"as made of ithf
family . pol luc:k dinner , to be ~<'lt!
Nov. 30 instead of the usual ttiird
\Vcdnesday. ! 1
Plans were mA.df' f or severRI
members to go tb Ga rdl'n Cjove
for a Visitation Pay on Nov. 15.
Next regular mjtlng will be on
Dre. 1~. the place to be annou~ced
later. I
UN IT Y • I UNfT\' Cl llll(('fl fJF TRITT ff-201 5 s , Hrnlld\\a.y-."'ru.ta Ana. Calif.
AHili•fed •llh UNITY SCHOOL, Lee '1 Surnmit , Mo
SU NDAY MO •P.•UNG WORSH IP, 11:00 A. M. SUNDAY I SCHOOL, 10 00 A. M
"PIAYEll! •11d HEALING"' Ser•I(•, Tu•,d•r. 1:00 P. M Cleu'" !11 Clld t!la11 He•linq
Th~t1d•r. Z·OG P. M. •nd 1:00 P, M. -Office OP•., O•ll y 10 00 A. ~. to ~.00 P. M •nd b~ Abpoint'"e"I~ All Unity Liletelu•e for t•1e. E•ertar• i1 •lwer1 r el(orne.
Sl'EClAl THANICSGIVING SE RVICES Wed"-~d•y •:0a P. M. •"d Thur>d•y 11.00 A M.,
NEWPORT fiACH UNITY CLASS -TUESDAY 1·00 "· M -122! W. IALIO-' ILVD .
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You get H!''eral Worl<l-f an1olMI coff cc8 in rit .J. ll. t:l1nit·c r a re va_ri ..
cti C!§ "'ith tl1c fincf'l fta,•or and fr:1;?:ra1u·c 11l,1ai11ah lt·. BIC'ncled to·
gctHer they arc i11eucl11•crfcct Ra\ur lialan('C t hat ~-uu ca11 brew
Ptl .J. S flt rong, ni.i l<l, ju.bet \\'cc11 anll e:t:t 111·rf1•i:t rt·su I ts every time.
~l .J .B <~1c'.>t roast all of its cofft·1• ltt·au:-1 al once ... l nclivi,lual
bean roast ing"' brings out tl1e n1axi111u111 na\·o r of t.•\·cry r a rf!, rich
bew1 irt tl1e )u'.\."UfY blend. A1uJ l1i gl1t·.-1 po....ni l•lc vat·uun1 lock.e ill ·
eveiy bit of tl1U extra good11eaa w1til it rcacl1c11 your cup.
So ~ood we guara~ree you'll like it
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Post Hice) Phone 4-6554 , I a; ~CB
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Sfarbright Club
to Elect at '
December Meet
Maude Woods, Lela McMillan,
Bather Devine u.d Laun KcClel·
lan were .hostessea when .members
of Starbright club, Hatbor S tar
chapter, 0 . E. S .. held & luncheon
meeting on Nov. 8 tn I . 0 . O. F .
hall, Coeta. Mesa.
Ellyn Neilsen pre!!.ided a.t th~
bu.'liness .i::esa!on, at which a nom-
inating committee wu named.
Opal West is chal:-man and mem-
bers are Sylvia Place, Frances
Morris and Florence Andersoft.
Next meeting will be the
Christmaa party, to ~e held· Wed-
nesday, Dec. ·13 at I. 0 . 0 . I'.'·
hall. There will be a g1!t ex-
change, gtJts to have a 50 cents
limit. The nominating committee
wU1 report a.nd o!!i~rs will be
elected.
Two peat.a were present for the
luncheon, Frances Reed of Louis-
ville, Ky., mother of Georgia Mc-
Clellan and Arline Ragan, daugh-
ter of Dorris Ragan.
Members p~sent were: Opal
West. Florence Anderson, Fran-
ces M or ris, Sylvia Place, Georgia
}.fcC1ellan, Deiphy HepJ?erle, Ru~h
~later, Dal!y P ooley, Jean Cottle,
Eva Moore, Annle \.Valker, Dorris
Ragan, Mabel Fitzn1orris, Bernice
Knies. Ellyn Neil.sen, Maude Sib-
ley, Erma Lac henmyer, Jo Peck,
Esther Johnson. Blanche Lytle and
Ada Ann Orth.
Fourth Birthday
For Mary Kandie
• Ca.mes, gifts and gaiety charac-
terized the party '-''hlch marked
the fourth milestone on the hap--
PY carreer of Mary Therese Kan-
d.le , Jr., adof.able daughter or Capt.
and Mrs. Harry V. Kandie, 234
E . 20th St .. Costa 1"1e.sa.
Mrs. Kandie's party plens No-
vember 6, embraced a table ar-
ranged in, the patio, prettily deco-
rated in yellow, blue and white.
The small folk romped on the
grass and enjoyed the toys and
playthings of their young hostess.
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Baptist 'Women
Plan Ward Gifts
The golden days of autumn in a
land of abundance and plenty
!ltimulate tttling of helptulnea
to othera. Wtth tht.s ln mind the
memben of the W omen's Mluion-
ary Unton of. the Ftnt Baptist
church of Costa Mesa. meeting
Nov. 8. d~lded to !tend part of
their hinds lo the mll\SiOn field in
the Camaroo1ts. And Instead of ex-
changing Chri.tstmas gift.8 thil'l
Year, the women will buy present.!I
inatea.d tor the children in the
wards at the Orange <'ounty hos-
pital. Mrs. Ernest Smith is spear-
heading the latter project.
Mrs.· Oscar Nelson's group was
in charge of the program and re·
freshments. Supplying delightful
mUJical tare were Mris. Louis
Vanyl and Mrs. Mar$hall Mlllgua,
who sang duet!, with Mrs. Vanyi
playing guitar acco~panlmenta.
Mrs. William K'roesch, president,
presided over the buslneaa Interim.
Among members in attendance
were Mmes. We.lter Be rtuleit,
Jame" F . Balley, \.V , G, Walker,
Cliarles Sutterfield. Wllliam Sut-
terfield, C. E . McMinn J . C. Mack·
lntosh, J . D. Berry, Vernon Miley,
D. D. Craig, Ernest Smith, Oscar
Nelson , William Whitaker. Wil-
liam Scnlgg-s, Louis Vanyi, Ma r-
shall Willgus and Claude A . Knox.
Stor.k Shower
Compliments
Cliff Dr-. Matron
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by ~-th'• ~ ftlllpo
'Mlere la a tendt:ncy in Wuh·
1ngtpn and at home to• 19 the
blame tor Ru.aaian agsreMfon on
Stalin's dool"'T'lep, or cm U\• h.and--
t\ll ot men who, wtth Stalin, CON·
priae the Poll~buro. 'ni!I thouaht
le expreued that the RuMl&n
people are tund.unent&lly peaoe
loving ~d good. mnd when their
evil mute~ have been over-
thrown, all ""111 be we11 with the
world. • ' . Don't you believe it! There ll
nothl.ng .i.q recent,· history,. to lnd.1-
eate truth in ,1uch a. theetl. -'nie
fact · ls quite the revepe.· Ruula
haa a hlatory of acgreqlon, dat-
ing from P~\r th(\ Great, .and fol~
lowing a prectelermlned plan
which ha.a been described by both
historians and military writera.
The preee.nt aggreasl'\'e wan are a
part of that awful design.
Let U! not fool ourftelvea. Up
untll the yea?\ IfM.5, Ruul& had
fo'ught 61 wars. She took the
looses In euy stride, and the pa~
tern has not been disturbed very
much, even by the severest re-
verse. In the eighteenth century.
Russia lost 1,380,000 men In war.
and In the nineteenth Century,"'her
losses exceeded 1.400.000. In thls
century. she ha.a lost more than 15
million dead, according to beat
estimates. yet ,her potential has
constantly lncrea.aed and her at-
titude toward war, and the ultl·
mate goal of wol'ld domination.
not abated one whit!
Russia has eontinuAlly~ expanded
!rom the t ime of Peter. In his day,
her area was less than 270,000
~quare miles, a little larger than
the state of \exa3. Now It con-
tains almost 9 MILLION 8Q\lare
n11les. one seventh or the land BUT·
face o f the world!
In 1700, Rusala'• population wu
12 million people. [n 194~ it wu
Paying a · delightful com pliment 192 million. and now. counting
to Mri.. D onald Huddleston. 2292 satellite peoples, it probabl:J. ex-
Cliff Dr .. Cliff H aven. Mrs. M . A . ceeds 800 m illion!
Johnson and · Mrs. Paul Dunlap These a.re the fruit.a: ot aggTU-
were joint hostes~es \<\l"ed nesday. sion : so long a1 Ru.sata stlck8 to
November. 8 at a dessert luncheon her plan of conqueat. and so long
a.Od stork shower jn the CJirf Hav· as wars are foucht by men, the
en home of .Mrs. J ohnson, 23651 painfully obvloua threat to the
Snug Harbor Rd. western world wlil become more
Se tting the theme were minia-acute.
ture doll buggle:i su1·r ounded ·with ·The plan charted by Peter ln-
flowera which graced the foursome eluded the conqueat of lqdla. It
tables. Elsewhere about the hon1e. would appear from Ruala't cal-
clusters or bronze chrysanlhe-culated moves In 1Chlna. Burma.
mume and coral gladiQll were used l ndo-China, and now In Tibet, that
to artistic advantage. Stra\vberry flh f' ts forging the other arm of a
Sl.Uldaes were served ..,.,•i th c!ake giant pincer, with which rich.
decorated with flowers and pink strategic IndJ8 can be brought
and blue bootees. within 'the Iron curtain.
Bridge provided entertainment HOY/ an end to th~ aggres11lon.!
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J' . CLEANING rtfrl rator, I &ood cond., $70.
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1 Technician•
MESA RADII!> A TlllLll!VISION
1<l5 B~:tway; C. M. Bea. ll808.J
I • 50tf('
v.rtth dinner parttetl. Mre.
llam•. 1iarbor 1M2·M, B
5591-WK.
I s4' ve with Cliff
con T SURPLUS
Oc4.2 1wATOH tor ~LY SPECIAL ~~-0-. _C_A_LIF ____ B_m_LE--CO-L-1-G-E I Ftne ri.artne ehame1 ror T atudenta want part time ork. boad or houae, per gal ...... $4..95
Houaework Wlndowe c d 1 I I 1 38c39H
• ROOFERB
• PA.INTEffs
I
r Baby alttlng Carden ' 2004 Baiooa Blvd., N.ewport Beach
Ironing Serv. Sta. Hel r GA~R .._ SATTLER Elec. re· "' Restaurant work, etc. "' frig rator, ~ cu. ft. Xlnt. cond.,
• q.RPE1*ERS
• RVG CLEANERS
• Ho~SE CLEANERS • lf1rx IT SHOPS ~OU &d ppearing ref-
uJafly tn hese colurh;.s
wil bring ou many ~
cus omers. Harbor area
follls are I the habit bf
"lo0klng 1r the cta.Ml-
ft e4" wh~ they ne~d
the~e ~crvt;ces.
Use the News· Times.
Phone Kimberly 3·8281, Ex\ 11 .,50.l Table ltop gas range, $20.
· 4 lJH2H 879 w . 18th St., Costa Mesa.
µc:mNSED OFFICER want job Bea on 64:9~-W. 41c4.2
: &B skipper for yacht. Wi 1 do
maintenance work. w.nte enry I Praendler, 4010 Chevy aae I Dr., Glendale. Ph. Citrua 3 1~3 1
~OUSEWORK by day or
I References can be given.
to Mrs. Howard Phillipa,
W. Balboa Blvd .. Newpo
eek.
ritt>
3711
Bch.
2p14
EVE)RYTHING
FqR YCiUR TRAILER
P~u;.~and
Co p\ete lnsw!aUon, repair
ttrvice ot &11 Trailer
utpmen~ ..
lle""f' 11:. s.muel llllll• M .. Portu
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SPECIALS in New
and Used Furniture
GAS Hll:ATERS ..• SPU:LU:
New fireplace aaeena (reg.
$13.95) ···-·-····················-···· U6 . i.·
New Hollywood bed frames 5.86
New Apt. gu range ...... ·-··· 88.l5G
New Gaffers and Sattler ChJ"Ome
top range wtth crfddle
Uaed KeJvinator Retrig.,
eood condition .................... $89.00
Bendix wuh machlnei, good
condition .............................. 49.50
' New and Used Furnlture
Dale's Furniture
1929 Harbor Blvd.. BeL &107-W
BLOND mahogany dining table,
buffet, 8 cha.Jrs, $100. Pair aaUn
•triped o 'atuff wl.ng ch&lra ,with
ottoman, $75 for both. Full
pa.nel crib and .mattreu, excel-
lent condition, $25. Bed divan, 2
o'stuffed chaJra, occulonal ta·
bles, 3 way Jampa, high oven,
stove, $6, Girl'• bike, 26~lncb
wheel, $15. Doll buggy. $3. JI.Lac.
cheap. 215 Rocheeter, Coat&
Meu. <41p43
LARGE GAS LOG, eleclr1.c heater,
blue dishea, man'a camel hair
top coat, size 40, aUo mi.c.
424 ~ Marigold, Corona del Mar.
4. lc43
Rattan Furniture
Made ln the Philllptnea Ud
In our own work ahope.
Wide choice of fabrics.
Largest 4i11play ln So. Calif.
Refinishing and Reupholatertnc'
HOUSE & GARDEN
611 Coast Hwy., Nwpt .. Be.a. 5277
HcC5H
OOLD DAVENPORT, $50. 12 x 12
beige wool frieze rug and pad,
like new, $100. Airflow rocJttt,
$45. Pair of Uned draperies, $10.
1114 Ocean Blvd., Corona del
Mar. 41~3
Somebody Wants
That used turniture. brlc-a-br&c,
paintings, etc.. now taking up
•pace in your garage. Find a buy-
er with a classified ad ln the
News-TI.mel'I. Post, and Pr-eu com-
bination. Juat Phone Ha.rbor 1•16,
say: "I want to place a Claaaified
Ad," and a courteoua ad·taker will
help you write an effective ad.
Making the event e"J)ecially
m emo rable was the arrival of
Terry's daddy, stationed at San
Diego, who took m ovies a.s me-
mento• or the festivltiy. Chief In-
terest centered on the birthday
cake, a-gleam with candles, which
was placed on a musical tray.
Vari-hued streamer! radiated from
the confection. Ice cream and
candy added t o the repast.
after Mrs, Dunlap o penrd he r as· of this giant and evil foe can be
sortment of pretty and practical bro ught about la not eaay to flg-
g11t& Capturing prizes were Mrs. ur('. I rlee to remark that unleaa
Maurice Stanley, high; Mrs. Mor· they are brought to• an end 500n,
gan .Noble, travel; a.nd Mrs. Rieb· the wo rld as we know it will no
ard Torrence, conBOlatlon. J longer exist, and perhaps within ALTERATI NS •
Enjoying the affalr were ~1mes. thlA generation, we aha.II\ see the A.IlJOR.ING
L. E. Brown , L. G. Nelson. Mau-United States, w tth a small hand-and Tailored Slip Covers
Polt Snd Preas comblna-
uod with Over" 21 ,MO c1r-
culatlof1. J
Phihe 'Harbor 1616 today
ant uk fqr the ad-tak~r .
S eclal rponthly rate11.
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!29-111~1,P WANTl!lD
OJtANGE COAST
TRAILER· SUPPLY
• p9t0 HARBOR BLVD.
BAMBOO RATTAN FAm'ORY
Buy direct and Save. 3 piece
Sectional $19~ value la 1117..60
today. Clip this ad for free sift
with purchase made th.bl week
only. Open eves. till 9. SM N.
eo...t Blvd., IA.eun& Sch. 31tlc Seated around the table were
Mary and Carol Luc khardt, She·
I.la, Wilma a.nd Theresa Eichhorn.
Warren and Harold (Skipper)
Kandie, Costa ~1 esa; Gary Potter,
Sharon Mell , Philip and Kathy
Timberlake, Carol and Michael
Twomey, Bellflower; Joyce 4: Jim-
my Irwin. Santa Ana: Donny
Charroin, Wilmington. ·
rice Stanley, Harvey Leigh. Cliff ful of other nations, standing as Mr•. A . R . Glngraj9, Ph. Bea. &416-R
Haven ; WUliarn RemPle; J uhn T. the o nly opponents of a militant 288 MAGNOLIJNA! COSTA MESA
Cutle. David Ring, Balboa. Island; and aggressive world force under 41c43
Morgan Noble. Bay Shores: Gil-the dominati on of communlam, '
bert Seal, C . ~f. Harris, Max and as the only remaining defend-MO G 7
Schachner, .Richard TL'rrence. H ar-ers (Jf individual and national free-•
rryPA~T=0R
I LiqENSED -INSURED
le A P A BL E HOT.;SEKE.H:
Must like dogs. Phone
23~9.
HOUSEKEEPER -Private
and bath. $20 wk. Phone
Qoet.llf Mesa, rone Beacon 8n4-R
I I . 82tfC
' . PRIVATE ~ARTY will sacrltlce
13~ houni private dancing Jes-
soris at .A,rthur Murray •tudlo
for $500. rrlle 3040 Menlo Dr ..
Gl•ndale , Calit. 40p42
BED DIV AN with upbolatered
arms, $75, 2 uphol. chairs., $15
ea. Rocker. 2831 Bay!!lbore Dr.,
Bay Shorea. Beacon 6198-M.
<Oc<2
ry Balch, Kenneth B.,ettchcr. R. dom . Harbor Transfer
G . Andrews, A. G. Hughes, z\ 1'· ~ Glehn i Johnston 2998·R.
DO YOU WANT A J
DO YOU NEED H
601 - 3 at St. r Newport Beach
H&r r 2291-J S4c48 thur Thronson, Ray Berg and Bob • M I LOCAL o~ NO\ DISTANCE
Smith, Costa Mesa. Miss Jane cA ary Phone Bea. 89 or Bea. 5272-M.
--,.~--i--------~.OS-BOAT8, 8UPPLIE!I
PA L R wall heater, !Ingle,
2 all heatertl, Bendix washer. GOOD BOAT GEAR •
Others w ishing the little Miss
"many happy returns" were Kath-
erine Jayce and t.'lary Lou Trapp.
Mmes. Beatrice Carson, Irene Pot-
ter, Frances Timberlake, Doris
Luckhardt. Irma Eichhorn and
Doro the Ir.vin.
Dessert Bridge ·
1968 Harbor Blvd., COila Mesa Visits in L. A. I 21lc2tH
CALL US-FRJCD, W . SNICLL . NEWPORT HARBOR Paihtin~ Contractor I EMPLOYMENT AG tN)cr
P ne·Sarurday or Sunday. Har·
bot 2905·M. <2p BARGAINS in anchors, flttlng.1.
propa, line, moton-fiah net, etc.
BUY • SELL· TRADE • CONSIGN
Girl Scout Heads
Hear Reports
at MCAiary Home Miss Jane McAlary, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAlary,
Bridge wag the aft.ermath of a !>36 San Bernardino Ave., New-
recent dessert Ju.ncheon hostessed port Height:!. has been spending
by Mrs. Charles .YlcAlary , 536 several days In Loti Angeles a.s
San Bernardino A ve,, Newport housf' guest of Mrs. Paul Bidllng-
Heighta. Mrs. Nelhc Ridlf'y cap-maier.
tured fir.rst prize.
Other guests were Atm es. J ean
Lawrence, J errold Spangler, D. C.
A sensible looking girl very
often Is not as sensible as ahe
looks, because a sensible girl has
more sense than lo look sensible.
On Noven1ber 13 , the board MacKenzie, J . P. Cooper. Sherman
members or thP Newpo1't Harbor Salter and E. J. Wright.
Gir.I Scqut or:iant~tt.Pn were c1.1J~· •tt :-'1·>r.-.-r1-:r, ;:;-r-,-rr-r-;..,:---ih--;--~,------,--~I~~ rot·i••••r · r.,U11.>1 ., . t, , ~ : . ~ H>if\lr>i1 1 '1Y°\Jl1r~ !pinto ' :r.->_"'.T""..,_..:,..;;_F>+\.1--H-;..;.,"· ;>I If,-;.-..-..... --'-'.._-----'--,
ncent. pon)Jni~on'r' .\fter thr · N Th. L..~ • • Cl ' s;oeS. of the day. wh;ch includ· . ew · au'Ksg1v1ng aSStC:
ed a discussion upon (and voting)
local council poHcie .... handed Ice Cream with Mince Meat
down by the national organit.a·
Uo n, members who attended the-
Riverside conference November 7.
8 and 9 were c'-lled upon to give
reports. Mrs. Frank: Black gave
an interesting resume qn the in-
ternational friendship tund sec-
t:loq. 90, 146 school-mate baga have "
been 8hlppffi overseas and $8,-
436.38 have been collected tor the
f\ind fron1 the birthday pennies
from thi8 region. Alts. Everett
Nun an, deputy commissioner.
apbke on national policies a.a ex-
plained and interpreted by a panel
Of <i-lrl Scout national staff head-
qua.rten!I me mbers .,.,,ho emphasiz-
ed the fact that m embership in
the Girl Scouts is ~luntary and
open to every girl and adult, lr-
re.!llpective ot racial, religious, eco-
nomic or outer differ!'nces, who
wl!:hes to subscribe to the Girl
Scout promise and laws.
Mrs. P . V. Peteraon, Mn. Ted
Rarnbrook, Mrs. V~ncent. M.ra.
Walter Nollar and Mrs. Edward
Chapman .. Jr .. au spoke brieny
on the different departments
•htch they a.ttended during the
eonleenoe, making the conclave
ft.ry real to those who could not
p . 'lbe meeting wu then adjoum-
td.
St. Joachim Men
to Sponsor Dinner .
SL JG9ch1m. Pariah Men'• club. b.Ota 11-. met In ttg\llar montl,.
tr ~T I 'NI Tbunday, NOY. ~•1 lh ~ llOdal hall. John. SWldenld
pi Tfll lled.
~ wen f-vlalecl fM a
~-tobe.·w•ad._
dar. Dec. I, f""" U ftOOll ~ ~ p.
'-.., TloaJ>UbliC la IA¥1te4 ,ftoMrt
......... appoill~ -cMil>
-~ f .. -
• ,. . ,,
Fine Se 4ing
Alter tions
Bu ton Holes
533 We!t Center St.
boCKs d FENCES (under new manageme ..... ! an 1 [)06%: E . Bay, Balboa, Har. Ml-R nor d tntertor poJnUns I s2c<5
and paper bang!nc.
Ill. 20th SL, Cosla M-NEED HEL ? Beacon 6441-J •
AS NEW-Congoleum 8 x9
exterislon dinette table, pop.
elec. touter. Portable elec.
sewing machine. 513 Center,
cqsta Mesa. 4.2p
Have some good boats tor sale!
Want to •ell your amaU boat!
TRADING PORT
C0&ta Mesa Ph. Bea. M50R ConsuJt situation wanted ,cads or
plA<'e a c1asaified In the 11News-
Tlmea. Porst and Press c bina-
tion at $2 per week, min. Phone
Harbor 1616.
3108 Lafayette, Nwpt. Har. 1020-W LADIES' D 1 AMON D WRJST 38c39H wjA TCH 1'a.nd bracelet, 17 je>Arel. 311p36H
Furnitur Repairing
Chair bottoms renewed, cane 01
1pllnt. Chair rounds, backa and
-~.f.~~~, ~P suoe; ·
2050 Santa An Ave., Colla Meu
Beacon 61 17c18H
,
ite gold· Barg&l-\n, $35. 1807
. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
. ; 42p
Palm rr St., Costa Mea Expe.rlenced cook-houseke r 35 l Oj~'f;M ~ + •. , 94dl to ol . Live in. p . Har-'_; .. ~~~AN'l!ED TO BUY
d 11 4 ~ . .. . _ij ·)\ '1"' 'w. ·i . ·'~lu,t for •m~U u~· · ~ p ot b1re'r• 50~ h lgll.
SAL SM*1'" or ·sALEst!A'tn' to ' on; -m rly 2-0672. 4:otfc 1 P A'INTINJ real estate and general lnsur-
REA jONABlE. Large r ~small an<;:(>, full or part time.
MILESTOINES jobl Fr../ estlrnat ... Walker, WM. IC. ANGOLD, Re tor
l08 .. 8th t.. Newport Beach1 Local Agent it s RNiTuRl!l FOR SALl!l
T Ha " 2 J.J. I 17cl8H Farrne~ Insurance Gr P TELEVISION
.!516 E . Balboa Blvd., lboa
BIRTHS . ROO NG-J-et Jack, y~ur local Phone Harbor 1238·\V time BA.RGAINS
MILLER -To l.ir. a.nd Mrs.. roo r, reP,air ttr:at leald! · 4lc4S l9M-PHILco 12%, inch table
Jack Miller, !56 Myron Dr.. Se ing ,.ntlre Harbor' at"ea. m9(1el~ ~m~at like new, complete
Costa Mesa, in St. Joseph hos-Free tlmale ... h. Har~ 428-J PHONE Harbor 1618 to place wtlh tal:ile.
pltal, Nov. 13. 1 50, twin daugh-j . 41c4:i your want ad on this pag ll $1"-. 9.95
ten. 4 lbs .. 9 ozl and -4 Ibis., 10 oz. --4.,..--+,------+----=-------.,.-==i---: U
DEATHS \ Comp te J{ome Mai tenance PERMANENT LAUNDRE8 -1 -~ t' C riter Work i day per week-washing & Iron-· Pmi.Co ONSOLE'ITE-lO~lnch
MARRIAGE UC NS!:S r' w dows, doors rerm.ired In(. References required. Cad model--automaUc tuning.
Robert Ft'f'<!eriqk Weyburne, 26, r R f I.aka repaired" t Harbor 0253·W. 2ct • • I $119.95
1603 E" Bal:!Blvd.; Macy .1 Pa tirlg and D<-Jo Ung · · 1 • l " E Balboa ' r Results com.e from . ' · --
WANTED TO BUY-A Snowbird,
mu•t be in fa.Ir lo good condi-
tion . Write Box D, thia paper.
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1 .Chi'~~ ~gmlle
r'. l ,. d' I
Crowns -Roy&la
See John Harvey
.at Seacraft 8l!!f COAST HlGHWA Y
NEWPORT Blll.ACH
PH. BEACON 6771
IUc
40 F'OOT a1'>C. powered SLOOP-
• $3,SOO. F or sale or trade-wtll
take cruiser of like value. 8 to ~
phone Laguna 4-1526-(evee.
Laguna 4-5710). 4lp4.:S
Walt's Trading Post
Used Marine Gear
Nautical Decorations Uaed Neb
-t22-30th St. Newport Beach
Open Suncfayw Ph. Har. 2' 70
Louise Krez, 24, I OS,, · • r H ,1eantn1r · Praeti .. ' An ad nll'J]aidy 1n lt111f CROSl.IC'(TtABLIC MODEL-12 ~
both Balboa. HOME~· ' dt CO. 'papor wiJi prod1!<9 rault. for,r.otj. Inch p ' . with FM-radio.
DEA . ll'rff ~· eo. Ph. "ii·.~~ ~ $134 50 .
FRANK D. JNMAN ,_, ~ 11•1.&, ·l(ll'ClgQ:&~(Jj, ~: l , ; . __j
Frank D. lnrnail. l(!O. died Wed. Pain ~.g by " 1
A. ·T" . " ·. ' " F . • Thia Motorola wu Ju.t traded In MOORIN\}, handy locaUon ort
nuda,y ID an Oran1t ""!'Pltal. A l "sq"a' re Dancing? _, Ind. ~·I. Jood condlUon. 15th St. dock. Suitable for 31
• :iatlve of Wt.oconaln, he harl re· 13 1ffn ~ce In lkr ~Atta \ U • , nlv $49 95 ft. boat. Pb. Lonir l!leacb 7-e23C.
17~18H
IJided at 2•T Victoria nreet, Costa Call Sat.. 1r Sun.. _ . ij~ We have a Pfl\'P:ble aubUc adci.raa 17 ' 41p41
Mesa for the paat lt snont.M. He 288 _ 22nd St.,. ma lyatem, recOrd pfaik and am.-
lo aurvtved by bla wife, Florence: pllfter· tG rent for.pm .. 111\d The Davis-Brown Co . BOOKS-SEA BOOKS
a son, Very) Inman and a aiater, J l. pUties. ""' · \ 1·-.a-... -.-Blvd. Costa Mesa
Mn. Ralph Ritchie, 1all of Costa '( ' -_.,_.,.,,. A fine steck ot boob on all Jada~
M-. ·. "· Call .,; DA VJS-BROWN CO. · l!ellcon l&Sl •nr oubJect.-Pluo · an ounent
Service• will be held Saturday, " li85 ~r BJYd. Cbot& 11-J'HONll Barbor 1&18 to placo boob. L<ndlnS Ubrvy.
Nov. 18 at 2 p. m . ill! Grauel .H'A, .. R. ·.B_QR , , 6 · B•con 1821 your waiit-ad on Ulla pqe. The Islanders Chapel with Rev. M. Q'. ·Cronic ~
and it..v. J-ph Tboalpoon .. d Pl JI VICL retrt.-i<>r. a .... ft. In "&\ICBOQ JtA'lTA.ft IDIOPB 2H ll&r!M, -Ia. Bar !MT
officiant.. _interment wiii be 1n , An" ect ... our. i1 my loo<! coad1t1on. JlJO: ft. Onaiplat. 11aa, taclor7-to-,_. 10ca1B W-~·-"'·· "·-0~-· -•k. Clast'f'ed '1n 8 "-"5'9'7-1\. •· 41~ -~ u.., dofl1 _,, -.· 11a111r -.. -~. --· ~ ~ -I I I ......... m o-a ... _ LApm CHOICE MOORING for boat to llO
Th H bo . ... • 11 cu. rr ... OOLDllPO!l'. -..... I ltt tt .. $32:1. J . w. Martin. Pl>ono
DIUTia CAUGHT
Al Paine, 203 Opal A-Bal-
loland. wu picked up by Newport
police tor d:rtYhl• a •eblcle while
hU opirator'• u~w~ -.pend-
..i ~y .......iat· ... Coul
Blsha7,...S ~-. on
1'11<1!1,J, .oot. IT; -... -$1110 for dnmk dd ... and bAd bla
.. ..,.. bct1• •.P.n4ed tor & • -.t .,.nod. ..... ,, _ ... •J>"
-.. trial at ,_ 11.W,Ort
-d!;)'....n.. . l
-C ..... -........ 117-
---... to lluy •• •
. • ,ar r. "''~ I j r> iiur. Ullo> tlft'. ··-11i,.= · ' Lonir Beac~ 9-e69%. 4ZpU Greetest Adve ing ~ UM ..,,,. AM ... _ llliDRK. lltllTI:, e· ~ LllDI:
,.. -mb1"nat~1on Ooota M-. . ""2 !UW. eompt wlU. -oprll>p ..-us1c.u.. aADlo ~ · · • lnnenptnr matt., a1ao cur-1-----"'-------LUOOAO-Two neari7 ,_ Val· lalna and ~ en Cot.Una SPINltT PIANOS. New aad V-. A-~ ••&: O'.~I :": An:. Newport Hellltta. 8Mcan $2116, $38:i, SUO. 1>19iGotttmwt r.::a!I~ ~ . .;. "-" -.;wwx.;;;;;;;;;mnuua.L.i~· ;;-;. mo11e1 P17.oo. b .... ..,. -
1317-W. , UCU Watill'IOHOUllS I ft. 4JX. refli&'. !!,~~&!..~ r::,:o. Main,
llU]LDDIG TO llS MOVE>-W..um ~ -rup. T pc.
(16 &40) ._ .......... -. dlidJIS Mt. -Mt., JC.le.
• 11l•'fe foe -... ~ In PlloM 1111..,. -llK. tOcU c.av---. ~be -ad 1mq>a41ata1J ti-... _
lot. Pia. Haiilor -, O!'Mley,
S02 lfaln"llt., -_ UCO
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ORGANS. U-electric-A bMJl. ~y! Bava 001 ihla t« dmrdl w
-· Anolllor few '215. DAlfZ. 8CIDaD1' PIANO co. -la Ana. 520 No. Kain, COi¥ Ith.
More C'omned oa next pap.
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QPRONA DEL.MAR PROPERTIES
Robert B. ~ . ae.ltors •· · Helen L. Lywi
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~ 1umq •. "' "1 .lillPAlli~ 'D mtG'i:Til!llll
SAXOPBONll ~· ~: RENT. ' .. ,. • I lent~ Pll<me B&r'°'.W. . , .lU.I,... t
• · ' ' • 38pllt . .SPEClALISTS . '
" 1 JUlll'I: A PU.NO. ~ ~ month: Coil 1m.i.., ~ ·, . . . _. . ~ mit all-..i tt 1011 b117 W1t11-· Linwood Vick l:"tol'; · "" "'T W1i!f .T .c;i,1·' ~ • bi lerml. DANZ-llC!DIIIIT, 520 , · ~ °"'~-. U. !'I. :: ~
fll~~.~ Co~del Mar. I· Harbor 1037
'SACRIFICE SALB:: Adorable 2 B. R. "DOLL BOUSE," South of Blvd.,
Coronal de1 Mar .. Hardwood flooi'L pwner m~ eeU. Only $6llOO , No. )Jain. san1& ~ • ~. BA1-~11~~ 2!" ·~ . ·Broker & Aae()!:l •. '
·W~: 11.(1 planOe. Tri4e In LARGE LIVING ROOM. 2 lldnno. · ~ j ·
your old ·l'l&I* on a Gl'.aZid. on water: Patio, ianre. Frist· Coat& Me&ll-
. ~t or beaoUfW 1televi8lon. dalro; N""" Rlcharda ·Market, The Beet Town OD Eal'tli
Hlpeot ca.oh ano.ance. 1\mno. • tlieatre ud bua. Adult.. Yeo.r-
DANZ-SCJDUD1' PIANO co.. ly If dealr<d. $7ft mo. 817 • 38th corner !Ith, 520 No. Main, Banta St., Newport Bcb. Har. 89~·W.
Ana. . s'Tttc
BEAUTIFUL Steinway A· Son• FURNISHED 3 IJ:eclrm. ho-and
Cf'Uld piano In perfect condttlo~. gan1e on watel'front. ALSO
Save over 1tt of new price: Con· 4 rm. turn. apt. and garage.
' ' , ' This,.Week's·Special • • • East Side '
· veru.nt terma at SHAFER'S Reasonable, yearly. ~11 • S6tb ,
KUBIC Co. <Stnce 1907) 421 N . St., Newport Beach, HarbQr ;
MOVJl'JN THIS 2-BDRll. HOMIC
CompleteJ,y ' turnished, even to
dlehu. ...... Double P.l'&l'e tmd extra
lot. Price '6130. Very good tma. S~on, Santa Ana KI. 2-0672 2285-W . 40ctt
38ttc
USED Pl.ANOS from $69 up. Good
pl & y l n g condition. DA.,NZ-
8CHMIDT, 520 No. Main, S anta
Ana. comer 8th.
Qft..t\,ND PIANO. Beautiful tone.
Only $395. DANZ· SCaMIDT,
520 No. Mai .. Santa Ana. An-
other for $485. 20 others al
various prices.
Will You Take $150
a month rent for your hoUse? Has
it 3 bdrms and 2 baths? W ill
you allow 3 small children? Wiii
you live a year's lease?
If so, call Mrs. Fitzmorris at Hu-
bor 2152.
Fitzmorris Realtv Co.
Real E&tate and Bu.sine~is hroker11
Multiple Listing Realtor
8:13 Coast Blvd. Harbor 2152
Corona del Mar
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RELIABLE PARTY wa.nts small
f'Umished house or apt. on ocean
front or Balboa Penln. About
$60 mo. w inter or yearly. Ph.
Har .• 3060 before 5 p. m . 40c45
WA.NTED--UntumJshed 2 bedrm.
houee at reasonable yearly rent~
&J. Call Harbor l43l·R . 4ltfc
WANTED to Rent:
on Balboa Island
ONE BDRM. comfortably turnlsh-
ffl house, Ne..,,port Height.a, for
3 mo.s. to 1 business or profesh.
woman without children or pet.a.
J25 a.rid utilities. Phone Beacon
~2M-W. Op43
$45 MO. YEARLY-New untum.
1 bedroom house and garage
with yard. 426 AJlso, Newport
Helghta. Beacon 15866-M. 41c43
A 'l'TRACTIVE !umi..!lhed cottage,
2 bJocka from pier. UtillUea tur-
nished. One or two persona, m
per month. 1910 Court Ave.,
NewPort Beach. Harbor 1063-M.
41p42
SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE.
Util pd, 2 ~ blks. from ·Newport
Blvd. $40 mo. 234 Fiower St.,
Costa Mesa. Ph, Beacon 5259-JK
41c43
ATTRACTIVE s rm. rum. ape.rt·
menL Pa.tlo. Garage. Utll. paid.
$67 -~O mo. Inquire 614 Beaonla,
Corona de) Mar. •lc42
EXCEPTIONAL 2 bedroom home.
One block from post of!lc~
ye&ll)', Uttro~ed. Aduli.s pnly.
Phone owner Saturday or Sun-
. day. HarJ>or 2903-M. 42p
NEARLY NEW ~ rm. unfU.m.
hou11e -2 bedroom.a. flagstone
tlre}>lace. Patio, .Dbl. garage.
N'ear atorea: $90 mo. yeuly.
T'll lrta Ave., Corona del Mar.
Phone owner, A nanU<: 1-3883.
... 42c44
One Bdrm. Home •
2· YRS. OLl>-Blg .lot, yord &II
· fenced. Very nice. ptjce 16000,
$1000 down.
• -·-
Brand New
3·BEDROOM HOME and l
Price $9500
TWO GOOD z:BDRM. HEilo<ES.
4 yeara old.
Price of each $6500
' Nice Home . .
ALMOST NEW. Double garage.
Large lot. Price $7330.
$750 Down
Lge. Home & Rental
CLOSE in. Price $8750-$2000 Dn.
7 Unit Court Cheap
EAS'r SIDE LOTS-$900
$200 Down
G. N. Wells, Realtor
and Associate~
1790 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5181
3 or more bedroom houae--pre-
fer 'unfurnished.
Also need a 2 bedroom furnished
house.
UNFURNISHED t h re e bedroom-T. ,
hou•e. Double garage. Fireplace. ODA y s SPECIALS
Rumpu• room. Fruit t~s. berry ·
vine. 128 Virginia Place, Costa HORSE RANCH Phone Harbor 0502
4lc43 Mesa. CaJl Har. ·1964.~M. .f2p · 5 ACRES feticed a.nd cross fenced.
lovely home, tack room, tull
barn. Ideal locatton. ocean view.
Income J~O mo. Bargain at
S22.~00. good terms. Call for ap·
polntment.
84!;i)i,,140
1 'reae 1ant • ~ bring reirultJt.
U-BOOMS FOR RENT
NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM &
kitchen, $37.50 mo., Unena and
utilities furnished. 2 people. BACK BAY
fS-APARTMENTs & HOUSES
Yearly a.nd Winter
WORKING men's home. Rooms,
$7 per week. Gas heaters each
room. Good beda. 123 28th St.,
Newport Beach._ 32c33H
OVERLOOKING BACK BAY, new
2 B.R. home on 1Ai acre comer,
flai;stone !ront.. aJ.ao_!lapt
GOOD P'URN. HOUSES 6 APTS.
$40 month &: up.
PAUL C. JONES
2307 BalbOa Blvd., Newport Be&ch
Call.. Hal'bor 370 or Harbor 2313
37p50
1i'IVE RM. FURN. home at 122
47µi St., Newport Beach. $55
pe.r month. Call Kl, 2·7720 or
1010 N o. Lowell, Santa Ana.
41c43
YEARLY RENTAL-Furn. 1 bed-
room Apt., on ground floor.
Adult& No pets. Apply 223
Grand Canal, Balboa Island.
41c43
Do Y-0u Want Something-
a little nicer?
1 and '2 bedroom unlts, ,Ltdo nle
Be.ytront, By wk., mo .. or sea.son
u low a.a $70 mo. to June 15th.
GREENLEAF, :A;itissoc.· ..
Sl12 Newport Blvd. Har. 2M2
"' '·· • · • 24Uc
F'URNJSHED I bdrm. apt, Excel·
lent JocatJon. · Reaaonable. yearly
rate. Must be seen to apJ)reC'i-
ate. Inquire 419 -S2nd St., New~
port or Ph. lfar. 2247-W. 38tfc
NICE 3 RM. FURNI~HED APT.
with view of bay, I...8.rge rooms.
Elec, refrig. Reasonable winter
rental. 207 Emerald, Balboa
. Island.. 40c42
LIDO ISLE
U you want a rental on LIDO
ISLE see us. Several Jovel)'
apts. Also home5 avallable. ·
P .A. PALMER
INCORPORATED
LOVELY room with bath, twtn
bed&, use or den an4 wndeck ln ·
new private home on Balboa
Penin!Nla. Employed preferred,
no drinking. H arbor 1238~W.
41c42
PLEASANT furnished room with
private entrance and bath. ror
employed men. l blk. to town
and bus. 18-46 Fullerton St ..
Costa Mesa. · · 42c44
~AUTOMOBILES, TIB.l!:S
CJiEVROLET '42 Sts.tion Wagon.
Extras, new paint. Private
party. Phone Harbor 1206-J.
40c42
1948 BUICK Convertible, with '49
motor. Fully equipped.. JUST
LIKE NEW. Nylon seat coven.
$1995. Call owner, Dana P't>lnt
6'133. 40p(2
'.3~ir1Qf«Ll~tt:ii'f:f.!i !%':
; ,.43~ S I,< :N~ ._<;If. ~lp<3
1 ~ CHEVROLH:'l' Deluxe Sedan
for sale-private owner. Low
mileage. Radio.. heater. Call
Harbor 1291-W. 42P44
1950 CADILLAC "61" De Ville
type coupe. All extras. Late
model. Phone Beacon 5743-W.
42p44
$1-TRAJI.ERS
HOUSE TRAILER-Veneer lined,
ln top . condition. FulJ length
mirror. Butane stove. Lots of
cupboard space. Sleeps 4. 6-ply.
tires, alniost new. Priced to sell
now, $400 cash. Beacon 5821 or
Beacon ~16-M. 4lc43
1333 Vt.a Udo Harbor l&Ml M-MONU TO LOAN 22tt<
m:w 1 BDRM. rurrua11ec1 house, LOANS For Homes
166 mo., near school. South of
highway. ~12 Dahl!&, Corona witli 4 70 • 5 1/2 % Int.
del Mar. 41p43
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MAR DEL APT. Specialising In F. H • .A. and G. L
e~ MARGUERITE AVE.. Plana. Olf," Conotructlon 1-!lo I CORONA DEL ~ CALL BOB 14-Tl'LER
1 Bdtm. r.urnished ·--~·-····"···:.s100 au. S183 f9' ..,..., AppnlMI LO:it ~:;"~~~ i,";;d g;;!,8: ~p. PODWllR M:ORTGAGJC co.
on !yearly' lease. !¥' Sure to see lllletro. Llle Ina. J"'uDda.. KI 3-6ll:S
. thea6. 40ci2 . . . l.O.ANS TO BUILD,' DIPllOVID,
llUT, M:ODDIQlllli; OR
'' RDINANCI!
• We Buy Tl-.& ~
"BIWl'ORT BALBOA. W'BIDll:RAL II.' VIN GS 6 LOAN ASSN. .
3833 _.,,. Lido Pl>. Ru. 1100 •
ft replace. Large Uv. nh, dlnlng
roo;n, central h eat, 2-car pr.
One or the finer bomea, $1 ,800
in rugs wall to wall. Thls can
be seen by appolntment .._only.
Priced reasonable foF the dts-
crl.minating buyer.
Acreage Back Bay
4 1,) ACRES, COR.NltR. all uttlttlea,
good roads. Level, looks into
bay. Future development. This
price for short time, $12,500. ¥.1
down.
Homes from $3,500 to ' 7 7
Let Us Know Your' Wants
B. A. NERESON
1982 Newport Blvd.. Costa Meu.
Phone Beacon 5226
2509 W. Cha.pman Ave., Orange
Phone Orange 1940
312 38th St~et
Newport Beach
By &
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ltfUlUple Ulltlng RealtoJ'
-INOO&IE PROPERTY
COSTA MF.SA
INCOME
TWO HOUSES ON ONE LOT-
Nearly new, ni cely furnil!lhed,
One bedroom unit and 2 B. R.
unit, poMible income $120 ino.,
or home and rental
$10,000, terms
R. W. BARTINE
Re.at Estate Broker
1809 Newport Avenue
Co8la Mesa Beacon 5320
'LET'S TRADE
Your 4 or 5 bedroom. bOuae on or
nu.r ocean front for good. clean
S bedroom bolO.e, clOlle ln. an.d -.
Bav & Beach Realty
14l50 ~ Blvd. Harbor 126'1
40e42
BEA.UTlruL .29 It. llloop with
Gray enctne. :!Cfnt. -4. Sleeps ~erect .. ·doWD pi.)'tllent on
bome ln' Barbor area. .. 4SI Qold..
enrod. ~ del/'1f&l'. H&rtlof
_1?aG-W. · j ~
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-J?tCOME' SPlilCIAL: SeVeli·unit fllJly leased BUSINESS PROPERTY in heart of
• Col'Ollfo ·del Mar. Very low down Jl')'Dlellt will lwtdle.
RENTALS: a.cllelor' Apartm~t. $36:00 •Studio Apt., -util. Inc .. $00.00 . ' . 1 8. R. tum. apt. $65. • 2 B. R. furn bowie, u\l! .• 1gar. $87 .50:
f B. R., 2 bath luxary home, cloae Qcea,n, gdnt. p&kl $1!!0. ' . ' Chlnt. Co11e, lovely 2 B. R. furn. home until June 111. '100
Our liatinp are . rDepected and appr0~ed before ~ffeii.llg: Inqlilre.
HOMES FOlt SALE In thjs Beautiful "Crown of the Set." Luxurious Bluff
Home. $29,0QO · ' . .
4 B. R'. H~me on 100 Ft. Frontage near Ocean, all secluded 1$30,000
' Perfectly Planned 3 B .. R., 2 bath home overlooking Little Corona Beach $25,000 • I
CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTIES
HEAl> OFll'ICE ' BRANCH OFFICE . ' ~11 Cout Boulevard Corona .del· Mar FarnihoUBe Motel
ff.arbor 1037 ' Harbor 1063 ,
Would ·yo~ IUte a small house and
·5 Acres near. tile Back Bay?
ON A GEN'.l'LY ROLLING KNOLL-:-Completely
fenced ~d croea fenCed into 4 eeparatf parcels.
FOR ONLY $3000 DOWN
AJllD $50 PER MO. PAYMENTS.
P. S. 10 shares of stock In Santa Ana Heights.
Water Co. jlJ!Sure 1mlimited water. CAJ.,L • .
STANLEY HADFIELD
Phone Harbor 20
or stop at the office at ' Balboa Island 216 Marine
COSTA MF.SA
REAL ESTATE
~ 5 ACRES-One of the fineat on
Edt Bide. S6ndy loam, nice llUr·
roundlnp, $11 ,1500. Sub m It
terms.
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21Ai ACRES-Excellent v1ew of
baj k bay and mountains. Better
see It now, $6.000.
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STANLEY SPECIALS
OPEN HOUSE '. .
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Another. Cliff Haven -Beauty Home
'11"8 place la ucepUOhal tn every respect. It ta not only
a ttol HOMlllY PLACBI. but al«> a SHOW PLACBI, that
~· moet futidiOUI would be proud . to own. Jt'• ~
and apan ready for you to move filt.o. Priced below
market 'a.nd euy terms. OPl!N l :00 to S:OO-BatUJ'd&y
Ud Sund~p lD &~ 23681 SDU( Harbor or call Fred
Barker at Beacon 5'795,-ot eventnp at Bu.con 6939-J.
Our ofnce la oppo.Ste tht Higb .chooJ at l~th & Irvine.
BALBOA BAYSHORES
New two and three bedroom home• npw under conttruc-
tlon with many de luxe features. Stop at tract orfice
and see the var1ous floor plan8. Convenient terme can be
arranged. Call Carl Thomas at Beacon 5748. ..
Beacpn Bay-Attractive Small Home
One bedroom, large Jiving room· with fireplace. kitchen
with snack bar. Beautiful apartment over two car
garage. All knotty pine Interior. Lovely enclosed patio.
House and apartmtnt completely fumiehed. Price re-
duced to SI 7 ,500. • Shown by appolntment--caU Mrs.
Maroon today-Harbor 1778.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
(in Corona de! Mar)
We are ortering a brand new 3-bedroom home with 1 %
bat.ha. Real fireplace, an(\ 2-car &'&rage built for future
apt. above, for $12,500. Attractive terms.
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• REDWOOD I< SHAKE SHING-
' 1$8 2 bdrm. beauty, almost
new. Lots of brick and tile. It'l!I
different and the BARGAIN
Price ts $'t.9M>. $2,000 down.
See or call Bill Schuster, Harbor 2t74. .,
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VOGEL VALUES ' CORONA DEL MM
2 bedrooms, fire~ce. hdwd. floors, dinette, large
kitchen, extra large garage, fenced yard, lawn
front and back, close to markets.
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RElduced to $8,500 for Quick Sale
THE JOHN VOGEL CO.
TRIPLEX-Three 2·bdrm units.
In come $200 mp. A real lnvett·
ment, Come ln and talk ft over."
1301 COAST ffiGHWAY, Corona del Mar
Phone Harbor 1741 or Evenings Harbor 393-M
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For Quick Action
WHEN SELLING
or
BU'qNG REAL ESTATE
SEE
PAUL C. JONES
or
CHARLES E HART
BEST BUY
Ne8.j.1y new 3 bdrm. home cl088 to
schoole in Newport Heights.
Carpeted floors, Ven. blind•,
patio. Fenced. $12,750, term._
2307 Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
"Be A SA TIBFIED CUBtomer"
38pH
BY OWNE.R-2 bedroom house,
cloee ln-E . Costa Mesa-loan
ca.n be a.rranged. Phone Bea-
con 5119·M. 42p44
Selected Values
BALBOA PENINSULA-Immac-
1,1late1 c~ey , c;iomplf!t.elY .. fuml•h -
ed hou.., )Wit Z·'yr1. Qld. A·l
oOn.struct.ion.-All 'de1irabi'e fea·
tures. 2 bdrms with twtn beda.
Ideal for permanent home or
proritable rental. Priced at
$13.900, euJI)' flnancffl.
BALBOA OCEAN FRONT-Be.U·
tJtul family home, like new. 3
bdrms., 2 batha. 3-rm apt. over
double 11a.rage. L&rge R· 2
lot wtth pav,cl tennill court,
Cl.ba.na. and' barbec\le. R-2 zone,
room to build another duplex.
You can make money here.
Priced at 123,000. Will IUbmlt
often.
EAST NBIWPORT BEACH-New
duplex, modem 1tucco with s~
car prage, framed Jor apt over.
l unJt beauutuUy hims.bed ln
maple. Priced at Ut,500, will
con.sider acha.nce tor tncome
property ne&r 8. Pu&dena.
WM. AN9QLD, ~tor
(new addreel) .
GlO Bl; Ba1-Blft.. BalbO&
Pbol>e -•,1118-W AnJtillll •
YQUR DOLLAR
IS SHRINKING'
But you can protect your;fu-
ture by investing in untler-
priced homes. SEE these 2
homes on. UDO ISLE.
l -A 8-bedtoom, 2 .. t..th BAY~
FRONT home on a• beau'titul
00 ft. lot. Here ta a homey
beach place th~t lend• 1,taelt
to informal living at it.a· best.
Home ls fairly •·~l tutntshed
atl_d at $36,000 ta a BA.R~AIN
3 BDRM HOME-Iii«> lllut Bide
location, 4 yrs.; old, hwd n oors.
apecla.l tile work, din. l'OQF'l,
many c1oaets, •ervlce porch, 3bl
pr.. fenced yard, landacaped,
$10.0oo and $2.000 dolvn.
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EAST '17th 8TR.EIC'f\-Bualnff8
Fronta.g&-8Sx300 • feet deep.
Another parcel 100x300. · Invea-
tors -See lhi• now.
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JNDUSTRIA1---Lots ·and acreage
a vaiJable. Prices and locations to
suit your-plant.
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Barney Francque
Lillian La Perle Fred CroaJer
ASSOCIATES
400 E." 17th St. at Tustin Ave.
Costa Mesa., Ph. Bea. 6818
ATTENTION
2-Ah.other LDX> ISLlt EXCLU-
SIVE SPECIAL. Her e 18 an
Ideal home for: a large f~lly.
One ot the older, welltbullt
homes that 1.1 located near the
Community Clubhouse '6f1 a
lovely 66 tt. comer. Tht.4k ot
buytni' a horne wtth 4 i ~d·
rooms, maid'• room, d•n. 4
bath.8, extra large pdvate
patio, 3-car garare. and.all
for ONLY $24,600, The futnl·
ture comes free and yod wOl
be aurprtaed al "tbe &nlount.
By this we mean the .bome
alone la euiJy worth 5*4,600
-:-One--thJrd down wtll ~die.
i1 1··~~~.~ •, • ~~ i~i!~·,i ~µ!}f\.$E! ! ~·j I ' J• "'"~ ·~~~ 'l 1r . , i '.. _L-., Som~"·~' deOtra lot• for Ml• B"'LBt>A BU!II'NESS LCJ'l"-40 ft.
Ol\ LIDO tSLE. Severa.I Choice frontage adjoining Bank ot
waterfront lot.a tor in come units America Bldg. Priced right I
u ~eU u crou atreet • IOta at OFFER $7 500 for this well·built
price. wtll under tl\e mark.et. · 'nle BUYERS have learnebi tbat 3 BR. home. Cozy livJngroom
we are the DEVELOPEftS 'of with frpJ., dlnlnc room, kitch.,
l.JDO I8LE. You will prot\t by .. brkfst. rm., serv. porch. On the
coming to our office. Our o!ftrr heights just north ot 15th St.
tnp &re EXCLUSIVE llatlngll. · on Orange Ave. Choice location,
H lltU buve a LOT l blk. to bu" trans. and just a ere -• e ,, · tew minutes to Balboa Bay. Thi11
P.A. PALM'w.1?
l'NCORPORA m l "
~VI& Lido I
NeWJ>Ort Beach. Calif
Rarbor 1500 ( •
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PHONE Harbor 1616 to ! place
your want ad on this pag,.
ON TWO LO'l'S . '
Four year old, 3 bedroom hou;te
wtth addlUonal cuest houae and
bath. IArlr• patio, .nlled and
brlckjOd. · Blx""llent financing.
SU.500. Near bHt beach In
area.
i" TRULY A BARGAIN!
$9,(/00 BUYS BALBOA BAR-
GAIN! Fumlahed 2 B, R. cot-
tage with fTpl. and 2 B. R. Apt.
over garage for lncomf:. Well
locaU!d between Bay lUld Ocean
and shopping.
DUPLEX-Modem and. attractive.
2 BR. ea. apt. Juat oft Bay Fr.
Prl"'I' to .. n at $17.llOO.
-SOUTH COAST REALTY CO.
"MulUple Llatlng Realtor"
302 M:&ln St., Bal-Har. 2034
"Near PaVW.on"
PHONBI ~r 1818 to place
your want ad on tb1a pace.
ElARL W. STANLEY
Realtor
17th and Oout Hlway
Newport Beach
1Gtll and~
Newport 8-11
226 Karine A \l'e.
610 Coast H ighway
Corona del Mar
Balboa Island 3113 Newport B)vd.
Newport Beach
One of t he few modem
Multiple Unit Properties on
BALBOA ISLAND
$40,000
8 Units -7 FURNISHED
This is a good opportunity for ·an owner opert.tor
-One-Half Caah
~GATE
·LINWOOD VICK, Realtor
312 Marine Ave., Balboa Island Harbor 2042
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When :Buying or Selling a Home
BE SAFE! BE SURE!
Insist on Escrow Service
For Prompt Dependable Service Choose
BAY ESCROW CO., Inc.
1415 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Ph. Harbor 2275
$690 DOWN I
1856 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
Ph. Beacon 6397
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
$36 42 Per Month •7l50 DOWN ro Vlml-N•w a
. .... ' t ~~· h~-· Wltl> flrem-place. ~ New.;2~··~~~ 1.rwca~· ef: •. ' , Har~ , g , lpcf,-'1 , , j \ ~ ~ ~· ) • t I l 1 ' (,
tiol'n, glral(e. tin< e l ' blif' '• . I •, ' ; ' , . , .<.\..-•.I.. •. , \
in this locality. FUU price is $2000 UUWN
only /
$7,100
It's A Beauty
Newport Heights
It's attractlve, it's different, lt'a
moet Uvable, 2 B.R., bn.nd new
home, fireplace, pe.g hardwood
noon. , untque kitchen. cheerful
separate <!tnlng room, large
living room and bedroom.. 2-
car garage. Thia home wlll -0 . I .
at 5 per cent down. Bondi are
paid. You'll be overjoyed to own
thia lovely home.
Full Price $10,750
Phil Sullivan
FormerJy C. Galen Dent.son
G. T. Everson
490 Newport Blvd. Coeta Mna
Beacon 8243-W
Harbor 31~7 • W or Beac0n 6f68..J
3 BEDROOM HOME, only 4 yea.rt
old. 1200 sq. ft. and goblJ of
beUer feature!!. Price la far be-
)ow present cost.a, $10-,000.
$7950-Rustic Ranch Home
Thia charming 2 bedroom place I&
a.lmoat new. Massive red brick
nrepla.ce and large wtndowa. It'a
a down ri&"ht barg&Jn. ,2,000
\down. SD IT NOW! . '
Beautiful Corner Location
One of the moet attractive homee
on the Men. 3 bedrooms. ~It
1941. Large corner lot, 17 x 122 .
Completely fenced and lud·
acaped.. It'• a real value $13,760.
Motrt Beautiful V. Acre
On the Mesa (62 x 300). Several
large ahade tree.. Among new
expensive homes. $2000.
Beacon Hill Realty FOR BALE BJ' OWNBIR-1 bod·
--· i-tl7 tllrnlabed. " blqclt -o( -N-rt Blvd., Oo&t& M:-Pb. lie&. 17"-W. Balbo P . ul $3'000 Down 498 Newport Blvd. Bav & Beach Realty ....... -:... .. aJ ..... ~-IDS Prlav&te , (2 blloo. abOve Arth .. )
1450 11.asboa Blvd. ,Harbor 12$4. -.--.-...,. .,_ S rental µnit.I, home and Income ·Ph. Bea. 5113·R. eves. Bu.. M32·W ~ patio. Icleol ~ont for tor couple. Trust deeda for part.
, famJIT wWt ~ oi 'Ill· $9,llOO. JAKES C. HOWARD
New 3 . bdr,m. _Homes ·· 1a .... Qlqll<l<r Lido 1ota u put N 'B c R.e lt .. . .. . MUST SELi. I.ride. nT,NO. , • 1 : • a Y
•OpQ
-People do -4 the want a4a..
**SOLD**
Sl5 Poppy •
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. ~ .. '!11]' ~ r ~. u:AVING ~TS-~ _ LIDO ISLE 8118 Newport Blvd .• N~=
NEWPO~ ·cn1 . ' Ull' ·--·bl· -... -4--utJfUI 2 --and -home 1-------~----
· • .. .............., ..-....-vnlt ~ proporqo. Thi• 2 ~ lars• ln>IUni' patio. Kuat Sw .. 11 Bld_g. Sites Corona de.I Mar· J ··~~.-.,.~ ....,.UJa&D pro-port)' mmt be_,,~ lie'-to appreciate. S2l,li00, ~ ~< ~ ~;11 ·.;:.~·1 u, • out .to a ...we. A 'ftlle 1oca-_
4 peH~-Btlt>G. ~.:'.~.·~:jJio~ Mu!Uple .%i:s R<l<or
• ooo "":... -~--~ ': of Arcll.., .m I.a Jolla Dr, Both -r<T ""1:1' HA VEN · · a:z-.·"'-" ::·r. i;c _Um>-,-u:j.~ .1 nliLti_. ·· Brlc:lf ~ eo 1ocau 121 1o .. od,loiJlllls ... M:-"""a:
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to Play Here
November. 28
SRO Sign· Out .
for Music Revue.
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is now featt1ri11g the excelle nt management and superb
cooking of •
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These oldlimc local rcsidcnU; will be familiar lo you
as the opcralol'H of •everal of the· Harbor Area's
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I know their many friend• will welcome the new• they
arc again serving' their deliciuWI food in this
c<1mmunity.
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the rno8t discrirni11ating.
l hope you'll drop in. and say hello and try one of
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-B4ked Stuffed Codfish, Egg Sauce
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reole, Brown Bread
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Surprised His
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Bi9 16 in. Console
TV SET
Given Away FREE
From Our Stage
Now Playing
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Robert Taylor ~"11 Calhoun
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VOICE TEACHER
PIANO t"OR CHILDRl:S •
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313 l/, Macl.oe Ave .• Balboa 19.
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By MORRI
609 E. Balboa Bl,•d.
Balboa Harbor Z070
8 l nl11Jltca prov., thut the n1a-
if'lrllv ur trHffic nci.:icle nL".1 are
ca u~ed by hu111nn carelt·ssness
Wkr ('tt.!-!Ua llit·s are lnt·vitable-
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Ql'lNTL'I/ REV!llOW8
'l'ou'r• Aft• . , ,
WHY GO
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FINISHlNG TOUCHES ob a , Ju.moo...'•t~ clo_.. Me the-"·ork of .
(~ft to rtcht) MmeL Jack Reinert, Ne"·port Helpta, Be-tty Par-~
Balboa 1hlaod and \\-'. R. Colf'man, Ne'4·port llel&bla. ~ jo,·tal
f"'H~· wlll be part of tfh.. dt'COratlon1t for "~rnvlal . Night" at lh.1•
Balboa Bay t'fuh tomnrro'" (F r ida)·) Mpoa.»ored by lhe Zora ta club
uf Netirport Jlarhor.
Junior Theat~e
to Present · •
Snow White
Heaven Can Wait
Sets Are Problem
for. Stage Crew
Thr Junior. Theatre of Luguna Chairmen of the various stage
BeAch Playhouse ls preknting crew committees for the produc-
Snow White and the Sevenl>warfs lion ot the Newport Harbor High
o n the eveniings of Novem~r 2-4th St>nlor cla.a.s plfY ,"Heaven Can
anct 25lh ,ai· 7:30 p. m . ~ic kPt.s "'a.I t" have been poated by dircc·
will be ori ~ale at the Playhous~· tor Robert Wenti. Handling S('t
Box Office~tcr Nov. 13tn, and light.a Is Don Steffenson : COJ!·
Th(' title ole of Snow W·hite is tumes, Sally Henderson: props,
being pl'ly by youn~ JI.tar} Cath-Lynne H oxie; publicity, Iris H i~
er1ne Andr s \\·ho is an JI-year-by: tickets, 'Joanna Leithold;
old aspirin a ctress. All or thf' prompt er. Daryl F ord ; assistant
pat"t$ are tieing pley<..-d b,); young direct or. Sally McMillan. Sally
peoplP undt"T the age of 1-4, also hu one of the Important and
The Playhouse Is "pa~cularly Interesting roles of the play.
excited nver the prospects ;'or thu1 Date of the prod•ic lion is N o-
Junior Theatre rca.."K>n . Atf.er thii; vember 22 at 8 p.m. In the high
productlon of Snow Wh)t•: th<'re sc hool auditorium. All scats are
will be a play prc11entcd ' bJ' lhe reserved and Mr . Flo)'d Harrynian .
!;.eln·age gi-o~p followed ! by a .faculty advlM>r in charge of Uc·
ent Re~. 'k el.1!. report.a th.at some excellent
Unul'!ual In terest i!I being l'!hown seala are alUI ava.Jlable.
by the adult11 connected ""'jth ·this. Upon the shoulderg of the Jlght-productlon~ The committee has" ing crew. including Gene Cra.lfl
been ~\'<' 'hPlmcd by ,offers of and Bill Y•rwood, a.<1 well a.s cha.ir-
hPlp with e ~oal~mu. ~lJJ and man Don Steffenson. res ts consid·
n1akeup. ":~~ d 1re.ct1on ~f lhe play erable re&ponaibiUty ror the unus-
ht ~ing .d1.v1ded into ft'\llny parts uaJ atmoa:phere and ov<'rtones of
which \l.•111 be put t~ther only the play. The lighlin~ effects in
the last week before the perform-the final scena. in th~ starkly bal'<'
an~e~urine Cookson, Brc'nda J oy<'e ~~:.er room are particularly effec-
anrl Bill Gwinn are in charj!e of
directing the Dwarfs. The Wood-Three l>f"pths
land animals are being trained by The action of thC' play takes
Mrs. Alice Lomu, and the two 'place at three depthJ! on the stage.
dance groups are bf'ing directed and thus gives the production
by Barbara Peyton. The principal!\ staff aorl\e problems in se t con-
1\re under the direction of "Dick '' struction. P'or the prologue, the
Long, E lizabeth Pierce and Laura airfield for heaven-bound p&.88f'rt·
Clements. i:'CrB ·ls sl.al'ed between curtain and
The costumes and se~ promise roo-Uighll, with an ingenious back-
to be outatanding and 1the young drop over the n.111.alns behind
actors are sure to prov(de the au-whtcb a blue light plays and
dlencc with a nloal ertertalnlng J'le&mll to give an atmrni;phere of
evening. eerie mystery.
, The drawing room of the weal-
M•k B' I h thy Yarnrworth for act I and II I e a c liaa been erected In the front hair
8 k " L -,f the 1tage, with lhe locker roqJTl rea ~· eg ~f act 111 a chieved by flats. table
1 'lnd bench and skillful lighting in
Mike Ba,ch, son of or. and Mrs. the stage rear. ·:
Henry &IFh of Costtt Mesa, Is a Between sct>nee mood music Js
patient In ,Emanuel hospital. Port-fumlihed from the Harry Rawl
land. Or<> .. l'lufferlng frdm a broken composition. ''Mu11ic Out o!. the
leg lncurtd in an 8ccldent at Moon," which features the the;r-
·wo1 k . He undcrwcn{ sllrgrry and -n on, the electrlca.I ins trument
111 now re rte<l pro~resslng nice· use,d with 8uch wonderful effcf l
'y. ·n the mevie "Spellbound."
JM,·en11 Garb
On~ ot the problem• for the cdR-
luming and make-up crews Is 't.o
work out appropriate gsrb for t~e
messengers and escorts lo H eaven.
The celestial employees are Shir·
'ey Franklin , Sally l;:le nde~on. a.n d
Mona Mc'I'llggart. All will wear
,Potleai while uniforms. but Mor•·
t.o celebrate her first day on bf>r
riew job u Meuenger 7013 wlll
be turned out'"Wtth apeclal tnsigriia.
~b • t..&nen will have a very
h&n4Uome P,6-lr of boxing gloves ro1·
hht prize tighter role, and all tht>
U•J:lal ,paraphenall.a., Including, 3
faded flannel dttutng own. ,tii:r.
Jordan'• rnake-np requlrea subtle~
ty becauae of hiB indefinite age
and becatise or h.la dlatingui11tled
v~lion u Beaven'• chief ~ot.
Tall and ta.n.k)t and deep-voipe<t
oienn OriftltN ta re~ tol be
•!very eats.factory J.nnlan in •ap-
pearan«: u 'fell u cbaracleriza-
, }~e piay tA 'sure to be an .JU&·
• lll&'. wtuy, ca,feiuny proc1ucedl,·e-
With Newport Harbor'• flnt
Community concert featurlnl' the
1".naatlona.1 18-ye&r--oJd planl•t E\'·
vin L&z.lo .a.lated for Nov. 28 and
:he London Slrin& Quut.et ap-.
pcaring at P'ullerton on 'Monday.
Sov. ·20. th is month hold• two
very Important da\e11 for Com-
)\Unlly Concert memben .
La.z.lo. quiet and pol.eed Mu.n-
JllriAn boy. is aUU thrtJled with
hh~ New York debul, a d:-e:IUD
,.:Orne true. Of him the New York
!Timc11 stated : "H e ls entitl°ed to
be placed among the outatandlng
kryboard artists of the preaent
Unlc.'' His European triumph•
were climaxed at Ule age ot 15
when he won the grand l>rlze at
the 1.Ttternatlonal Music competl-
.. ..ion Jn Geneva. He wtll appear at
Newport Harbor High ec.hool au-
ditOrtum on Tutaday, Nov. 28.
Concert members are reminded
that reservation• ior the afler-
concert •supper at the Bay club
should be made before Nov. 2-1
with either Mrs. Lawrence Brown .
Beacon MOO-W; Mrs. J . A. Beek,
Harbor 62-W or Mrs. J , Leslie
s7erfcnsen, Harbor 2877-J.
~-power engines furnish as
much horse power as ever In thil!.
country, but too many folks who
control it have no hone sense.
V ERY POl'ULAR IHNOINO
GROUP who C9J.J thennelva tM
IJay·Dt'f"oamen, "·Ill be on band
at tbt> Candy Cane Ball. betllJ
hr.Id OeQl>mlier 16 at the &y
f'lub. R&n.dy Vaa Hum. man-
a.1tr.r of 'the JTOUP. "'laJCh ap-
JW'81'1>1 daily oa the .lo Gr'aydon
Kl .. A(' TV ""°"'· IM arran&tnc
Spt'Ci&I qtri•tmM •umben '4oilh
htM l'roup and It "'hould be a
hlC"hlll'ftti of the e1''t"nlnc.
,,..,., ..,... "Jd&ndln& TOOlll &ly"
for l&te oomen on Sunday eveninR"
when '\he Tounc _Church.men's
League of SL Jama Epl9copa.t
church preeentle their eecond an-
lftlal l.fwdcal Nonee.oce Revue.
Wbtl~ Patay Allen, ID with polio.
left the open. number without a
NCOnd .aprano. otheMJ carried on.
The orlgtnaJ compolSltlon. Le1111
Jeune.,Ftllea, or Lov~ tn the Bot-
tleneck. waa written by Jack Wil-
cox. who aang the bflrtlone part
and played the a.ccompanlment
Nancy MUJett "ang the •orrano
part and Ken Crumley the tenor
po.rt.
Cluck Seeley. &JI emctt, an-
nounced the numbf:f1', Perform-
ers wore c08tumea of the Nine-
ties, adding much to the effet"t.
In the barberahlp quintet Wt>rc
Gng Wright, BIU I'.>rm:;Ut, K en
ClfUmleY. Bill Yarwood and PPle
G raham. Girls reaponded wllh a
beauty shop qua r!f't. com posed of
Jeannie Whilf", Joan Merrill, San-
di Hutton and Mary Boye('. N11n<:y
Millett gave a 8010 number with
guitar ~mpanlment by Ken
Crumley.
Loulse Erick.eon gRve a readlni;;
and a aong and .. Happy'' Slade
sang a Kawallan nun1ber. Stanley
Fox gave two 8Qlo~. playing hl111
own piano accompaniment and
Vlrgtnla Royce gave a clever imi-
tation or Bea Lllllc singing Hark.
Hark, the Lark, with Jack Wilcox:
at the piano.
Authentic in chlfton dre&<i and
hair buns wu Leslic-Knwvh1kf),
dancing the Charleaton with Shir-
ley Stahle r, dre8"t'd In top hat and
tall.I.
During intermissions perform-
ers served refreshrnent.A to J{Ucsts
seated at 11mall tabh.•s. With lhe
capacity audiencP ll wa11 believed
the league membere had achieved
their goal of $90 t o go on their
pledgr-11. Mrs. Francel! Hamilton,
advtaor. wu dcllghtC'd wit h 11uc-
cesa of the affair but not quite
prepared for the rnthuslutic
member who wanted lo sttlrt prep-
irations for nut year's revue.
Saturday Movies
at St. James .
Gl!l of a new motion picture
projector make.a pos11ible the new
program or weekly movies which
staru .this coming Saturday at
4 :30 p. m. at St. J ameJ5 pariah
houae. A small charge-of ten cent.I
will be made, and children may
bring their friends. First feature
will be Peck's Bad Boy at the
Circus, and there will al9o be: a
cartoon.
NEWPORT HARBOR COMMUNITY PLAYERS, IN<J.
Presenlll the gay comedy·f&nle '~NOTHIN~ BUT THE TRUTH"
Dltteted by Jack Rarrt.
Thun1., Fri., Sat., November 16• 17 and 18-8:30 p. m.
NEWPORT BEACH GRAMMAR SCHOOL .
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Utb and W. eai1>oa'Blvd., Newport Beach
AdmllMlloft-41.00. lncludlns tu
PATIO STUDIO
and BOOK STALL
sis V1 Marlne -Balboa bland
Browse Thru a Uttle
Cornf"r of Europe
DE1R PARENTS:
A LITILE THEATRE
FOR LITILE FOLKS
announces
beginning rehearsals
for
"H. M~ S. PINAFORE"
DATE: Saturday, November 18, 1960
r~: 9 :30 a: m. _
P~CE: Pariah House, St. James Episcopal Church,
I · , Lido Isle _
MEHBEBSBIP: Limited to u r . D ECl'OBS: HENRI SCANLON.
·RICHARD PRESTON
i'1 ent.ert&lnm.ent. '
t ff •I~ .Springs Telephone long Beach 90-1868
--'or Week-end
Co-directors of Uttle Theatre for Uttle Folka
and 81.ngeni' Worklbop in Lone BeaclL
P"19~°""'..i "!i Kr • .-Kn..~=~ AB previoualy announced. this la ~:Q;j;...;.. ·a. ll'!llul: 41~ · . of an opportimlt,Y tor childnm. agea 8 tD 12, ~ -=-~· ~:::~:pl•nnt at :.i~~-:ea:::oftheth~,
~ I nlf r,;i• ~I lfl di ,,.. -·ii.:~ , &D actual pl'Od1lCti911-: ·~ • ~-l>F u.. lL.-+----;.;...-_. ____ .. __ . ___ _.
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DICK .JONES GETS AWAY for a four yard pln tw-f ore belnc
dO\\Tied by h\'o Oraap 1 tackk>nt l.n. lut werek '• 1-6 • .._,., mJnuie
victo ry fo r the Harbor 'ran. Tackler No. 86, on the l~ft, hf Panther
qu&rt~rbaek Bob Smith \\'ho lat~r made t he all-lmpor t.ant fumble
\\r111Ch ScotUd turned lnto a 8C-Ore for Ne M•port. Smalk>y'11 kick
\\'OD Ille game. (Presa Photol
... ---·-----rcapture the league crown. Fuller-
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l tori is winning again with a well· t:'p ,·-'e Ai ~ balanced o~tense. Cood pa&1lng, C'J~ r•'~ '"'-" 'good running. Tite Tars hav<' ! managc<t to beat all other oppo·
FROM THE I sit.ion on running a lone which ;n.
I dlcate-~ their opponents weakness
more thJtn Newport's strength. BENCH I The Sailors can probably br A.t
I thei1· rine.I opponent Jo~riday \Vlth
1 just the ground attRck but we
think they should practice the
One mol'e to go and ' the Tars R..e a·lal game a_ bll In prepA.rallon
• w ill be rcstmg cornrortably in sec-for next yf'ar. They will never be
ond place at the close or the grld firs t place club without It.
season. l....r\st gs.nip la away from Wr'd HkP t o ~f'l' 11uarterback rul·
hon1e i.gain.Jt a \Vcak Huntington f\.'!kl and Woodhull, who wiil both
Beac h elcv~n anf'f th.e Sailors bC' back hext year, toss the ball
shoulti win 1r they <Ion t gel too aroun'1 in the Hunll11~ton Beach
cocky and SUl'f' o! thcnu:iclvt·s. I game. [nc ldentfy. Woodhull has a
They played ino.-;t of the Orange perfect pai"sir"tg recol'd so far thlfl
game with .that spirit .and almo.'!t year. one out of one. '
lost laRt Friday. Only in the clos-After the football season closeg
ing moments whf'n the local lads Friday there only reritains the an-
really got mad. dh.l they show any ual award dinner which h as been
spark and turned K big break into ~cntatively set for December 1.
a victory. Biu~k.elbaJI Soon
Guard J nhn Langrnhein1. who BMkclhall se~n Is already un·
on ly wcli:hs 145 pounds, says he dr.rway with the Tar squad hold·
really wa..<i anJ::ry after Or"nge I Ing preliminary practice sessions.
scorer! an<I he ma<te a' viclou~ tac-Several of the football t!'am mcm·
kle or Panther back Bt)b Smith be-bcrs will be on the varsity includ·
hind the line. The> ball popped o ut
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inf.? Glenn Griffith. Bob Burdick,
of hi i! ht11HIS and v.·a~ picked up and Brib Scotland. Jimmy Miller.
by Enb SL"otland anrl about five who t()(lk oVt'r the coaching duties
seconds later Newport had lled I from Ralph Re('rl in n1irl·season
the score. ]a.qt year. will start his first full
I t still r<'maini;\ a my1ttery as t o sea.-.on as coach. The Press will
how ScollRnrl. who was playing have more inrorn1ation about th<'
safety fo r Newport. came in afti-r leant an(l Its prospf'('ls next week .
the tun1blc and retrievC'd thf' ball. We wish we would be able to
Safety man is U!'lually the player see the Orange Coast collcge·San-
l•rthe.at back of the line on de~ La Ana Dons football game Friday
tense but In this caRe he-wu the at the Santa Ana Bowl but Its
fart.heat a c ross the lini. being play~ at the same time as ~--......:.::.q~;;,..-..,,.. __ ..,.. ,, ..... o&no ..... ~ ......... ·~•llk:l1' .. _h,y flnl
of lhe f ield to thC otli.er for the choice. Too bad the Plrate• don't
first three periods with neither play on Saturday.
hovi.ng the punch to push the ball
over the ~oal. Orange camr the
closest In the fir"l't half and were
l'!topped o nly when Glenn G riffith
recovered ;i fumble on his own 4-
yatd line. Smalley almost got
away for 86 yards anri a score M'C-
onds later but a · flf'et-footed Pan·
Jack Clark Hurls
1-Hitter in 15-3
Optimist Win
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header with the B teama •eeing ~
action ttntt, beginning at a p.m. ~
and the vantty game to follow. IN SANTA ANA BO L The Cf!e equad• from the two. •
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(Thursday). For the laat two weeka Ntiwport tea.ms have swept Jrro1n their po.!!!lt,lon In th~ cellar door, Orange 1coaat'11 Piratt!lf ~·tll
all three squaq games and they sn1pe at the-leflgtie leading Donl!I at Sanl& Ana ':Jay Cce t omptrow.
• may do tt again this week. Friday, n ight In the Sant& Ana Munlclplt1 Bowl t o con1pletd their
Tars varsity will go tnto action Eastern Conference lllay against their tradltlo~al rival.
two or three touchdown favorites Coast'• loss lMt Friday to the
against the Oilere ·Who have yet to Chaffey PnnthetH elln1lnated the
win a league game. or course, Pirates fron1 the fir!4t thr,..e posi-
Newport wu favored over Orange Lions In conference Mlanding and
la&l week but only won the game placed lhenl in a po1'ilion where
on a brMk. one mo re loss might earn th em t he
The Oilers are a green team but bottom rung. A F'ulh·rtnn win over
have looked good In several gantes San Bernardino t omorrow nli;ht
especially against Santa Ana, al· might open the wuy to the dubious
though they were outclaued by bottom honors rnr CoRSt.
Fullerton llllJt week, 6!'.>-0. The line However. _the gA.n1c will hold
is tremendous, resembling the greater Import ror the Dons for
Touch Aootball
Winners Crown~d
at Coast College
huge Orarge line of last week. whom a win will einf'h the confer-Ktng14 ot Orange Coal'!t Col-
Tacklq to tackle they average 197 ence lead. The Pirat<;s are not !Pge's lntra1n4ral tou<'h f~tball
P<>Ullii:ls compared to R Tar ave rage considered a pu!,!h ·over. having
ot 167 for lhe same five: poalllonii. threatened e \·ei-y ('onrercnce oppo-
Ends are about even and so Is the nent so far thi~ seRBon and dcn1on·
backfield. strated a ditngnrnu!'I 0frc11sP.
championship right were crowned
Monday morn~ng o n t he l P irate
campUl'I as Q:huck Mltch~l l, or
0CCllll View' I led hl~ T~ddRY·
Thursdn.v Rixth period gym clas.~
lo a 12 -6 wip ovrr Ralph 1 Bal·
tiE'1·ra'1!i Monday-Wednesday riflh.
Don't Sell'e m Sho.rt Playing at f'hurfry last Thur!-!·
They are not s low Rnd derinile· day, the PiratP:oi l("(I thr PanlhPr~
ly have to be reckoned with. Coach 20 to 7 R few n1111Ul£'s aft rr the
Al Irwin warns. Starting Oller second h1t.lf OJX•nc1 I, o nly to Ree the
lineup will probably be R oss and Chaf tPy Ringle.win,:: brC'ak out for
Arevalos, l'nds; Ramirez and Biil three more touc hdown:1 t o t>nd the
The victorious t es.m. Incidentally
the sn1allest 'ym clRss atJ Coa.<1t .
MCOrt'd in theJ./rst anti fou:f h pe r -
Inds tn rack up their w · . The
first to11C'hdo 1n ce.n1e. on a , 0 y1:1,rfl
P8"'M from Chu ck Mitchel\ to Jaf'k
Hayrli, another Ocean View stu·
<tent. M itchell took a pa1'.<i from
H ays for LhC' !-leconrl sc.0 1~ aftf•r
he hart th1·nwn a 55 ynrder Lo end
Bob R1f'lef.-ld on the two.
Ro..<JWell, tackle9; Russell and Gon· gan1e 28 to 20.
z.ales I who welghii 242 pound!'! t. fK:c: ·tndi\·hhual Stat1 ... rlt's
guards; and Prenslow .c~nter ; P'8yt"r tc·b yd". II.\'.
barkfield, K imball, quarter; Bob Willoughby 11 l :\O 11 .8
fl.O Bo8wel1 ltwin ot Bill) left hair; Hernandez 13 6{j
C'hafe, right half; and Krendell, Miller 5 S.".i 13.0
6.0 full. Riehardl'lon 6 36
Tars ca.me out ot the Orange Berry 8 37 ••• 0.6 game In jtood shape Irwin reports Knipp 3 2
llult1erra's ~ea111 !'{·111·ect iri the and will be at peak !ltrength for Threadgill -6 -6.0
the season wlnder·upper. He
lhou1tht the boys were overconfi·
tJcnt ror the Orange game and lhe
cockiness almost C08t lhf'm the
game and second pl11.ce In the loop.
End Clenn Griffith played his
usual ~ood game. Irwin thought.
and Mel Smalley's running Is bac k
on s par with last year. Irwin also
praiHed the guard work ot JQhn
LanJ:"enheim who hits been Im-
proving s teadily and wo rking hard
since the seRSO n bt'gan. lrwln us·
ually substituted his guards in
pair s now. Langenheim and Pas~
coe, Veneman and W ittman.
Tar St.r t.firs
Griffith and Schmidt will prob-
f;\bly at.art. •L..AA<a !Dr the T..,..;
Woodhou1e and' Pft9ter, tackla;
Veneman and Wlttman: guard.I;
Burdick , center; Scotland, quar-
ter: Smalley and Jonell, halves;
and McMuters. full.
se,·ond rputrlrr un a pass from
Golfers V•le for C'os ta ~1 f'sf\'s i Phil siarfnrd t o Ed
MoulOr>r, f11rr1tr Gardena H ish d athlf'te. ) Presi ent's Cup To hot >IMlal• I
, 1 J.1 C'nlbl'r!'I dt the championship
Costa M esas ~Vnll~· Tar~. cur-team . whu wlll l'l'Cefve n1~dal1t nt
rent S~nta ~na City t.:hafnp1011 lt·d a ftll"lhl'until'\g' awards rWemb\y
qualifying-"'llh a nnf'·Ullrll·r·par 70 include Mitchell, H ay!'!. B!eleft>ld .
u t.hc annuetl \A.'1110\Vtl'k PreM14 of J\nahrini ; flod McMIJliari, C-0.!'l ta
dent s Cup play J:llt nn~:r ~11 ." al r.frHa: Bob Ebbe l'hKrt, Hu~tl ngton
the Santa A na lLnk .'4 l h1.'i week. Be 1t.rh : Dick
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1 BrowQ, NPW York:
Taft challeni:cs J.1arinc Bob John Cnnlp~ll. ~rea : A~r le T ou4 Bis~t'tt in his first fPSt whilr de· N N Joulie. ew H a rbor; 1 b eu-
tending champion. Marvin Bttrn-baucr. He met'; Bob Aguilar, Santa
hart drawH John Dickey in a third Ana. I I
flight tcatur(•, I . Members ct the runner-up team
First r-ound play endit Novem· are es follo~s: Balt~err~ · Capls·
ber 28. fo,o!lowing flig ht rounds, tranr>: M:ril1 Malqul•t. akn · cte-.
winnera will pht.y a •uclden-dealh mente; Bill ouat.afeon, ~ewport
play.otr for the President's Cup. Harbor: on Arttnon!Jo. Bar-
F or two yearl' hi~h ·handicaper• stow: Et H "ulder, Gardena: Phil
have prevailed In the cup play. Staffo rd, IA Mesa; ~ Wayne
Davia, H o ll ood: Te<t Mfllett and
&~ StPvens. Newport Harbor. Coaches, Players at
Harbor Hi See Movie
Coast to F.ace
Alumni File in
Cage Opener . I Followtng a pre-seaaon teat
against & tea.m of alumni, Orange
Cout college'8 buketball t eam
will open a 11ea1ton ol 11 home
g8Jlles, , 12 road gamee and three
tbumamenl-'t when · It meeta the
EJ T oro Matinee at ,the local cam-
pus gyJn on ~ce1nbcr ~·
Before entering Eutr rn Confer-
ence comrctltion 8.gayui:t Santa
Ana at home on J t\nuary 5. the
Pirat<' cager8 will pa·~Htlclpale In
two ot their touma.rne ls, p laying i
at C ha ffey bctweel} D ember 13 1
and 16 a~d vlsltlnr G/'endale .tor
the San1 BPrry Mernor al T ouma·
mcnt
30.
' between December 26 and I
lTndPr t ~e guidance ot Coach f
Afllcs Ekton. thr Pirates w ill com-
pete In U1 e F.aMtern 'conference I
'flJ::"ain!itJ Sanla Ana. Riveniide.
Chaffey, Fullerton, San Bemar·
rlino stnd Mt. ~n Antonio. before
enterJnJ:" the Reg-tonal Tournament
at Contplon between February 26
and March 2.
Gant('S a.t hon1e v.•iJI be El T oro
~fRrlnPR. Frlday, Decf'mber l :
East Los An~elc11 Jay Ccc. Tuea-
day. Q('cr.nther 5 ; r\trul'I Junior
Junior college, Tu~day, December
12 ; SRnta Ana Junior College. Fri·
d<ly, January 5 ; Chaffey Junior
college, J.,rirlay, Jaruary 12;
Occan1dde.carl!fthart, S~a turd a y.
January 20: ~1t. San rntonio ~ol
legc. Tu"folday, J&11U:!ljY 30: Har-
bor Junior college, Saturday, Febr·
11ary 3 ; Rivrr!'lirlc> J11fli11r college.
Tut'!:Hluy, F c brunry 6f: Fullerton
Junior rfll lci:-e. Tur>s<lajy. February
13: n11d S~n &rna1tlino Valley
Junior collc,;e. Jo'rida,y. F ebruary
16.
(Jn the road, th e P irates will
1nf'rt (l<.'('8n11itl.:!·CarlAbad on Sal·
urday. D•'C'Cnlhcr 1 ; Bakersfield
Junior collPge on Fri~ay, Decem·
hr>r 8 : C itruH on Wc<tnegday. Janu-
ary 3: 1-{Rrbor on 5'\l\ll'day. Janu·
ary 6: R iver$irle on :!:_ufsday, Janu-
a.1·y 9: 1',ulle rton on TueMay, Janu·
ary r t6 : Sl\,J\_ Bern1:1.rcfino on Fri·
January 19: F..a.8t L. A . on
nf'itday. January 24; El Toro
1nes on Frtday. ~ILDu&ry 26;1 ~nta A na on Friday, February 2 ;
Cha.ttie..y o n Friday, ebruary 9;
and Mt:. S&n-Aritom -orr P'r.tday,I
Feb"!
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Le<ads JC Sforers
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afte r he had gallopP.d 48 y1:1.rds, n1ngs, Newport Harbors Opt1-
the longest gain of the contest. mists coasted the rest of the way
to a 15·3 seven-inning winter base-
ln other Sun1tet League finals
Anaheim is tackllng Orange Fri·
day al Orange, lhe game rated a
loss·up. and the conference lead·
er. Fulle rton, a re h eavy favorites
to topple injury-ridden Santa Ana
at the S .A . Bowl Saturday night.
A motion pic ture ln color on
"The Prcvf>nl ion and Care of
Athle tic Jnjuril'1'1" wall! s h ll"'n to
coach<-'s and n1en1 ber~ o f athletic
teams at th~ Nf'wport HKrbor
Union H igh ~C'hool on J.1 onday.
T ouch too ball Is only a part o f
the intram ral pl'ograni which
call8 for ch pionship.s I~ basket·
ball. volley II and softh111 in ad-
dition to Individual com~tltion In
badminton, ennis a.l\d dba.11 .
Indian, int Cees
Santa Ana collcge ·s George
Brancato today wa~ all by him~
self atop the-E aster .. JC confer
cn1'P inr1lvldual scori~g race wit
~~r~~;~~na ~4~~~!~fs~~ ~~,7i~~ ~.1,,-51 ... s;•s--11--<'=·"""'1·,i"·'5•es~11 ... 6-.,.6S1·""!i.-si-ess-11-v""!li'•'!JS1•·5.·5,15•.11~ • .,.~ ... -51;·5.5s11-_-"'~_-.,~~-·51-_·s-s--11·•.,.-• .,•51.·5.·s-!'is11• .... ., •• .,.:s;-•s;15s.,.S"ii§i5§
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Smalley hag been improving Compton Sunday al Costa Mesa.
with e}tch ga~e and Is about b!I(."~ J Jack Clark pitched hitless ball
to last yeA.r s peak. By scor·tng for the Optimists In the fi rst six
a bout ~h~ee t ou chdowns in the ! innings, but walked 12. a ccount·
game F r1day he could . still re-ing for all three Sorr.brero runs.
gain the scoring title which he Is H e allowed only one hit in the
McMasters Now
3rd in Scoring
defending this year. full game
When Newport moved to the The oPttmists next Sunday
P anther 17·)·ard Une ln the fourth meet the Los Angele!'I Juniois,
period. fourth down, three yarWJ whom they edged ~-4 last month.
Despite the fact he tailed to
score In last week's 55-0 ro mp
over Huntington Beach , Fullerton
High school"s Duane Penn.ington
s till hold8 the le&d In the Sunset
league scoring race with a 28·polnt
total.
to go. they called tor a field goal Box score:
attentpl a lthough the y had been
gaining three o r m 6 re yards al· E l Sombrero
n1ost every time theY r RIT the balL
The ball had to cover the ten·yatd
end zone a"d was placed down
a bout ten }'ards behind the line of
scrimmage so the kic k would have
bad to be over 37 yards in the air
to be goOd. A.nd it fell short .
Orange roaches on the sidelines
after the k ick falle<l were heard
to say. "That's the hesl play they
could hnve l'alled In that spot -
FOR US!" Coac h Al Irwin says ht>
never c alls any plays from lhe
bench and lets the boys alway~
make their own decisions and this
j>lay wa.s no exception . But Har-
bor won anyway.
Still No Pa.Wiii'
Again Newport aho"'ed Its• com-
plf'te lack of a pal!sing attack
ar.<t were again we&JJ , on pft.15.S' de-
f ense. They have the best ground
A. Alvarez, lb
L . Ortega. cl
R. Alvarez, 2b
McFarland, flS
P . Ortega, If
Vale ncle.. rt
Saiu, 3b
Silva, c ..
Felix. p ··-
Totals _ ... -···
H arbor Optlml•ts
Shafer, cr-2b .. .
Lane, 2b·p ...... .
Thieme. lb ··-
W Patherwax, c
Ridgway. && ....... .
Henning, Ir ....... .
H orrell, rf ......... .
James, 3b ........ .
Clark, p-!f ........ .
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2
4
3 • 3
3
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AB
5
5
5 • . 3
4
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·3
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attack in the leagQe. secqnd to Soore.. by lnnlnp
bone, Including Fullerton, but Newport Har. 427 200 x-IS
without passing they will never 1 El Son1brer o .. 200 001 0--3
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rocketed into second place with a
R II 25 points on the strength or three
0 0 touchdowns in the <;olonlala' 38-0
1 0 win over Santa Ana.
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0
0
0
0
0
1
.3
0 LarTy McMa.stenr of Newport Is
0 t ied for third with 24 and Smalley
O has 19.
I o Sun11et LMrue Scorinl'
0 kl~ttp
0 D. Pt'nnlnct.on. F'ton ! .. .
1 A.. H uf>M'.a. Anaheim ..... .
R II D. Du1"&1n1t, F"toa .......... ..
3 J L. McMaaten N'port H
2 3 C. Wll9on. O ra.op ... ·-·-··
1 2 '-<rn-eoa: F"toa ............. .
1 2 D. Hndsnn. rtoa ........... .
2 2 M. Smal~y. N~port H ..
2 1 B. S mith, o .-..e ---······
2 0 L W•ver, ••elm ......
" " 28 4 I 26
4 0 %4
' 0 %4 4 0 24
4 0 u
2
2
8 • 8 2 0 R. K red~1L Wton B. -·····
0 1 L. K raemef.. Saata Ana !
15 13 M. Kelley, Saata .,i\aa --Z
10 %%
1 18
I 18
0 18
0 18
0 It
0 ll 0 ,.
e u ~. CYJ>rtea. Anaheim .... Z
R. ~rton. rto. .......... !
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1 5 ' . . Tar Bees Move . .
Into 2nd Place
WhUe the Newport High B foot-
ball team wu "9\lpptng Orange.
214 12. t.a'Jmove tn~ eecond p lace
in lea.gue standt.rtgs, the t'wo league
leaden, Santa A n& and A naheim
were battling to a M tie lut
week.
In the lhJqj p.me. HunUncton
~ch knocked otf• J'Ullerton, 20-
0. dropplng them ,Jnlo • lie with t11• Tu u.es.
Sawt B .............
.. AL J&oOBa W&tl' Il l ....... ,,,J. 11 to flafl*-N .... fl'Oa
if L T Pt.Op
Santa' Ana --~ 1 1 ., 18
Aiiahelm ···-··-··· I 1 1 31 28 N~ Hu. -I . I 0 M · 84
FUiierton ·--· I 2 0 41 441
Hunttnct-BIL Ii I 0 M 26
Orange ·-·-• l -• O 18 441 na~t I • in. ..... ·llmlllt. ..... ,._ ............ t •t' • ., ti. -
" ••••"" 9lock .-n. Bodi Oii tM!le llldwn will • l8 etmfc :.a._
-Ille --.,.... -Nu\ -1 ........... -.-..:• • ... ,._, ...... .._ tll9 c ' I Sn'h~ aheaau -.
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Huntt.,.ion :ee.M; AnaJMrlm at
Ona&' • • I ~--· at Banta
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The fih11. n1a.d e at Nnrlhwcs lf>rn
Unive r11lty in Eva.nHto11 , Ill .. by the
Bike.Web Con1pany, s hows the
proper 'melhode uf taping for var·
lou8 athletic injuries 11:nd ho~ to
prevent participants from being
hurt during football , baseball.
track and ba.<ikctball seasons.
toFu~:!J.~:rS•~:a ~na will
clash for thf\ Sunset l~ag~1 e 's Cl&M
C lf'1t.gue ,champlonf'!hi today.
Thursday, lat FUllert · arter
chalk lng up wine last week to re-
ntaln unbeaten. Thl8 Interesting f ilm, 1nade In
t . "th t h Wild t , Fullerton walloped Huntington coopers ion WI e ca 8 Beach 33-6 hlle Santa Ana wu
trainer and football playen1, al-rilpping An.heinl 13-J2.' Newport ~eady ha." bern shown . to lhous-I Hsttbor hanCll'd OrllJlge \ts fourth
ands or athletes a.nd their coa ch ce. j straight IDAti, 19~o. The l'I'ars are
LAST Wit~EK'S ln third plafe.
COUNTY H IGH SCH OOL SuWM't ·c Lt>a111e ' w Rtandlnp
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Nl'wport Harbor 7, O range 6.
Anaheim 36, Santa Ana O.
Fullerton ~. Huntington Beach 0.
Laguna Beach -48, Capistrano 6.
Garden Grove 34, Brea-Olinda 6.
Tustin 33, Valencia 6.
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Santa An;a
Newf}(lrt Har ...
Huntington Be.
Anaheim ..... .
O range .... .
place with Mt . S1tn Antonio's
!Norman Nygaard. The Mounties
\~:ere Idle ln.sl week .
Eastrrn Conff'ln'ncj Stand.Ines
td 1>91 tp
G. Rrancato, S&nta i'\na 6 O S8
N. Nypard. Mt. S. A . .. 4 O t~
C. ~ltt.on, 81N1ta An~ ._ S O IR
R. Rrny~. RJ\'f>nil!'f ... S 0 1~
R. Ht'm&ndn. O. C., ... 3 0 18
L. Wra\•er, FullPrton .. . S 0 18
D. Fouts, M~. 8. A. l....... S 0 18
o. Sf>sn:le, santa Aha .. o o J f
B. t ·mphrf'tllt, Santa Ana Z O I?
V. Y,l,,'t"SM, Rl\'er-Mld Z 0 1
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0. P.r1111, Santa Ana .. .. 2 O i
L WllJouhby, O. C1 Z 0 Ii
H. Rl<"h&nll'O'tl, 0 . • Z O I~
N. Earl<'Y, <>. C_ .. 2 0 I~
ll, Mllk•r, O. C. *. •··-.. 2 O lj?:
T. Adayi~ Rlv~rsl ___ .-2 0 1;?
R. Rudolph. C haff ... 2 0 I~
o . Hlrw>M, San Ber'f.Jno . 2 O ~"?.
D. Phl1U~, .Rl\'f'f'M~f" .... 2 0 l;l
.J. Df>nmot"f', ChAffffl' ... 2 O 112
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15-s lltmoe'lal ti.oepltaL P'rom Wt t o rl(ht &rf' Mn. JlowanJ Ut,man, 1'1rs. John! Daniell, prt'tllt..
-.i ol 'mdor Z bell: Mn. 11.arvey LeJcll aAd Mra. Burr Wlllt.e. memben of the M1W~taln1~nt cotri-
Mlttee phe.tas tM pu't.J at t he home of M n . D anleU, Ba1 Jaland.. 1 Ph to by Bccknf
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hol... 1aw IHI ~ffOflS. d•r• mend,
l'l'IOftO.gt•m, •!WI tTWny many rOI• )ob1
wlfflout ta~1"9 •n •tt.ch •nt,
SAVES YOU YIM! AND OR K
beotaul• JOU go lron1 Olle pat•tlOtt
to •noth•r without •nj f 1 Ho• f
With ju•t ttie tlmple Hip • ,...,., fh.,., •111
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R A 1 f~ITIERING ·
. J 1 ·, HOLIDAY SEASON!
2-Pc. I DUVETINES By Suh0 Rose of Calif.
Co-ordinates In RASP BE RRY, GOLD or BLAQ:C ~~t· 1 ..••• 14,95 SKJRTS , . , . f ll,115
O·L 1aE · SP .ORT SHOP
813 Newpoi;t A Ye. , Costa llflll&
• I, FOLKS, IT'S I
T, RKEY TIME
e · are · ready to
serve you again
ith ou~ Scrumptious
Broad Breasted
/Bro'."e Tu'!'eys
Welcome Wagon
Has New Hostess
Christian Sc ien.ce
Thanksgiv ing Service
/Order Early
I COMO •N. Wo'n .. ~·1 .. .... So we may better
Bethel Mdernbe~s ::;:::::··:·::~:'.~·:: j ~:;:nlt~iu~u;,us a ~·}: ~
In '-'Onformlty wtlh the Procla-
mation by the Pre11ldent of the
United StateA, Thanksg1v1ng Day at Gran Counc, JI O. W. Broomhead I Goo~ Bird means Sotisfaction to you.
The goMen ..l.n tennlal orf ~he ,H arbor 257 .. , M. L PFEIFER RANCH Back ln operatlOh •ca.In In the 8erv1ceR wtU be held ln all
NewPort Barbor a~ atte:r a two-branches of The Mother Church.
month lapae. le the Welcome Was-The Ftrat Church of Christ, Sci-
on hoetea aervtce with calla 1tart-f'ntist, in Bo•ton.
9u c ... t Bh ·d. Coro[I det Mar VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED
26th annual ,.J;on or the G•j(nd l '::=======::I===~ / sst E. 2!lth St. COSTA MESA Bea. liSM-W
Guardian Courl~:il , Inte rnati4na.1 I • ... --------------------------..J Order of Job's) Daughters Was Classified ad.a cost lltUf, do much. I Ins thia week. The Proclamation, deslgnatlng
New boat.us i• Mn11. Maurtce lhe day u a day of thanksgiving,
Elder, 447 Via Udo Soud, Udo will be "read by the F1nt ReadPr.
tale and •he ls workJns; In com-A period wtll be set aside for the
pktt. cooperation with the New-givtng of teatlmonles by Christian
port Chamber of Commerce. Scienth1ta approprlate tor the oc-
observt'd at a f'!bnvention N~'f· 9. !
IO, J 1 and 12 111 Santa Barop.ra.
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Be
Well -Groomed
and al
Your
Holiday Besf!
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Our Earnest Endeavor -Quality Clea nin g
Hand -Blocking of Knits
HAND -FINISHING OF VELVETS
GABARDINES, EVENING WEAR
Specializing in Dye Work
No Extra CJuuoge for Plck·Up ud DeU very
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WASHINGTON CLEANERS
929 Marine Ave. Balboa lllland
Harbor 348
High Qualify Printing-Ph. Har. 1616
High Qualify Printing-Ph. Har. 1616
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\VeJcome \Vagon C'arrtea good c:~lon.
will Into the homea or thousands The Golden Text of the Thanks·
or fflmllillee at the m08l eventful giving Day l..cMon-Bern1on Is from
tln,ea of lhel.r Uvea. Calla are t he PsnJm1! snd reads, "Oh that
made on mothers or new babieA, men would pralae the Lord for his
teen-age girls on their 16th birth-goodnel'ls, and fo r his wonderful
day, newly engaged girls, families works lo the chlld~n of men! And
who moved locaJly and newcomers I let thtn1 sacrifice the sacrifices o f
to the city. thanksgiving, and dt'Clare hll'I
The hoapitality cesture la IUl ex-workN with rejoicing.''
preuldn of congratulation& or wel-Luke's Gospel r~ords that when
come from local civic and eoclal Jt>3U1!. healed the t en lepers, "one
(1'0Upa and from public 8plrited or thcn1, when he u.w that he wo.8
bualneaa men. Welcome wu found-healed, turned back , and with a
ad ln 1928 and now hu over 3,000 loud voice glorified God, and fell
hoateseea in over 800 cJUea In the down on his face at his feet, giv-
Unlted Sta.tea and Canada. Ing h im thank.a : ... And Jesu!J
Mrs. Elder, the Harbor hoate&", ansv.•e ring said, Were there not
h.a.a been secretary of the Women's ten cle8.lUled? but where a re the
Auxiliary of St. Jamea Eplalcopal nine! They are n ot found that
church &nd has done much work returned to give glory lo God, save
in the Red Cr088 and Community this st.rang-er." •
Chest drivea. A naUve of Phoenix, Mary Baker Eddy says In ''Sci-
Artz., ahe formerly wu executive ence and Health with K ey to the
director of the Federal Public Scr:l pturea:" "Of the ten lepers
Houatnc project in that ata t.e and whom Jesus healed, but one re-
during the war wu houalng man-turned to give God thank&. -that
agement advlaor for the state of i111. to acknowledge the divine
Arizona. Mrs. Elder haa been a Principle Which had ,healed him:·
Ha.rbor resident for two years.
The Welcoffie Wagon hosteu
can be contacted through the
Chamber of Commerce, phone
Harbor 758.
Natal Fete for
Donald Button
Mr. and Mra. Grant Fuller or
Costa Mesa were enterta.ined re·
cenUy with a family dinne r cele-
broling the birthday or Donald
Button or Long Beach, brother (I f
the hostess.
Unity · Service
of Thanksgiving
The Unity Church of TMJth. 2015
Norlh Broadway, Santa Ana, ~x
t(•nds a cordial invitation to you
and your friends t o meet with
them a t 8 :00 o'clock next Wed-
nesday. 'fhanksg1ving E ve, and
join in a "Thank You . God" st~r
vieC" which will be held in the
l'hurc h parlors.
1'hen at 11 :00 o'clock Thanks-
giving morning, evP.ryone is in-
vited ti.1 assemble in the SB.nl'tu-
ary for the regular Thanksgiving
service with SJ><>Cial music and the
Thanksgiving message by R ev.
Estelle Taylor Key, minister or
thp church. "Oh! Come a.II ye
thankful pt><>ple, let us give lhankl'I
unto God."
Pony Rides for
Birthda'y Guests
P·RE ·THANKSGIVING SALE Lingering during the week wa.s l the arter-glow of the seventh
birthday party given for J ohn ny
Brockman, son or Mr. and Mrs.
Sy.•en Brockman, 4~3 Broadway.
Costa Mesa. Mrs. Brockman took
the young folks to.. the pony ring
' Harmony and llOdt:retandlngi pro-
vl!.led the them~ for the parley.
Tho.~e attending rrom p(>sta
AfeHa Bethel 1si' included Elk.>lnor
Ragan, h ono r~ll quPen: !Carol
Thon1a.<J, senlo prince!ils; Connie
Gunn, junior pr 111:c1is : Judy ;r:..ick-
er. guJde ; Dt·a~na Pt·ter!lon •and
Carul Fink.
Grand Beth l reprt•st·nt1t1ves
were Ca1·olel."' urdick or ~thel
157 a11d Jl'a11n e Ja.nlfson uf, La-
guna Bea ch Be}hel. ~ •
Also In ntte~d.ance were\ ~rs.
Dorthy F . Burf)ick. gunrUlan sec·
retary: Mrri. fl.uby L . CraWTord,
pasl guardian of BC'lhf'I ~:'.I ; Mr.
and Mrs. "Rex Albright , g u rdian
anti as.'fOclate guard1nn uf •thel
1157 : Mrs. E . V. Ragan. rdlan
treasurer and ltfrs. Carl rl4mas,
custodilln of paraphernalia. • ,
Highlight of the concJav~i was
the presentatipn fro n 1 I .Job's
Oaughte~ of the St ble or Cali-
fornia ·of a $8 850 check to. Stan-
ton Bniner, ~halrman o{ the
Shrlner's H ospital finance co;ti.tnlt·
tee, for the swimming pool 8.'t. the
Shrine llospital for Crlppietl C hll-
drt•n. Los Angeles. -1' -
Making 8aturday night al'l es-
p."Cially bright night for the Coi:ita
?>fe.!!a contingent was the !\u rpri!e
dinner given in jthe Hawaiian Ga.r-
dt!ns, Santa Barbara. celebrating
th f' birthday anniversary of
D1•anna PPler son. Cuveri:i were de-
noted for fourtet>n. A prettily dec-
ornted birthday c:akc l'lilnax"ed the
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ATTt.;1\'IJS l'l!ESll\'TEflV
Th~ Rev. 1'homas M. ~ibson,
pa.slot of SI . Andrew's r•resbyter-
ian church. alteuUcd the Lmc An-
geles Prt·sbytt-ry nieeting ·ruesday
al Vt.-rniont avenu.-l'rt·stiyterian
chuJ"ch, Los Angeles.
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HARVESl OF VALUES
PRICED TO CLEAR
on N ewport Blvd. for exciting .,,
rides, with Ice 'cream and cakl' at
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BLOUSES Specially Priced ..... '. ........ $1.00 to $8.118
DRESSES (Incl. Half Sizes) -·-··-·--·---·· 8.88 & Up
JACKETS ......... -··-··-----·---· .... ___ ------·---··-·-·--4.88 & Up
SKIRTS ........ ----·--·-----·· .. --·--·---·--.. -----··-···----4.88 C Up
B RAS ···-.. -·-·-···-·-··-........................ _.......... .50 & 1.00
HOSE (Broken SU-) --···-···· ...... :...... 1.00 pair
A FEW SUITS , SLIPS, GOWNS and P. J.'S SALE PRICED
BELTS, HANKERCHIEFS. and MISC-;-ITEMS
DQN'T MISS THIS WEEK OF VALUES!
No•mber 15 111ru :NJ.v~ 22 · -
the Brockman home as climaxing
f eature.
M ovies, previouaJy taken or the
children. proved of Much delight
and there were balloon8 and other
favors to be enjoyed: A special
gue.!ft we.a Johnny'• grandmother,
Mrs. Mabel Poetel .ot; Coe:ta Mesa,
whose natal date wu al&O cele·
brated. j
On hand for the hterry occaa-
ion were BJlly Brockman, Michael
Lange, Joyce Cona~. Nan Cona-
way, SkippeT Klller, OaholJ and
Kenneth Ch&mberlaln. ! ...
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Graded No. 1
' FRESH DRESSED
lb. .. . ''
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1,qNG ISLAND -' O\•en-Ready
ROASTING DUCKS lb. 65c
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I fryers-Pan-ready lb.
They're Deliciow.
GRADE "A'' or ''SELECT''
PLiATE
BOILING BEEF . • •
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f'oT 39¢ I ,. 47 ¢ RST. 1b: . Bone lb.
GRADE ''A" or ''SELECr'
llNL'S ...... Rl 'MP
or
Rolled ·shoulder ROAST lb. 79c
EXTRA SP~CIAL • · Finest 'Fresh FREE PRIZES GRADE "A" o• }iELF.CI'"
·smw1N 59c
STEAK "•· I
ALL POPl"LA~ B RANDS
CIGARE TES
DEL MONTE
GROUNll
BEEF.· •• 1"
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CA RTON '145 . 11lus
lb. 75'
So, SOS On
FRUIT CKTAIL
-STOKELY'S
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N<><hins ........ ,_ .......
dowo fOUI' ......-.c.he mun-
-of can. of Pc 1'fil.k lll-
aide the •iie OG •fr. entty
blaak. And -~ ..... the
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wia.nere of the ~
uablo food pr;.. -Nov, %1
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FREE TURKEY
FOR FIRST PRIZE
OOLORED
lb. 25c Margarine
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Bl:INZ
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to Purcf,as~ Drape~· ·· to ~lirriinate ; 11 " ~u.bh1eet . h j Hears About 1· ·· :;,.o.lj~ _~ ... ··o:""P•Jl· ES S _fl.
The Church School of s J~ H. I''-' . ¥ t ;, I : .+ . .,.ut er en urc v· ·t.l 15.; h I '
Ep;scoplJ ,C~lll'Cb W1lj tlil<• u -0 lu.~y ee 11'\9$ I.rm n 'Th m Sunday N I as .. ,.e I c 00 I
"hctr tt.nanCtal proj('.cl the lnatah.:. . .. .. ~ i ~~1
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•o divide the ro:im lnto 1ec:Uone Pro A•rfea are notJfleid• at Harbor Lutheran c j urch it Pa .chool tn Qeor(ia wu diaCuaaed I:
ior church school cluaO•.: It WU tb .... Will be no No•eml!or/ <and J'TOt'ram for tbe Cb~rch" t by tbe Glrr· FrtendlhJp 11'9UP of I 'R .-0 0 D's
jecJiled at the guild meeUng held Declln.b1r meeUnp, accorililif~ to the text. Coloa~ 1•9•14· the co.ta Meaa Commun It y
lt the home ot Mrs. WUUain Fl•h· a tsedalon made by U.e ~ _ ~! 1-ChUf'C~ ~t~:H 8':~yfto Church at a meeting 'Neaday, j ) .
"· Corona 'del Mar. Twcnty,eJght 41...,to1'11. Next meeting had 'been nounc.. e ev. I er ,• Nov. 7, wttp J oan Isley, 5<2 Aliso I CHRISTMAS SALE of .. lorious .. ifts
"10ther11 w~re prt:aent fot' the scheduled for November 24 a.l the putor. . 1 . . A.,ve., NewPort Heights. A eoap '7 ~
neetlng. home of Mn. Elmer Polr1er, Cor· There wiU aleo ~ • eerYice 4t shower for the David and Mar· # •~ •AO'fj di t · 0 •--1 talkln It ·--Amo~g plans dlscuued for rats. oni. de.I Mar. . U;SO &. r.i. on Thaftk@l1vlng >'· garei. Home wu a feature of the •' "' """""1 • aoow1 "* Y -'-peop e 6 • evf"ll ._ Ma (O talkln. to benel.I but Me USWPrs be .... lf ad )lb and ·ng the money was a Pl\bllc Flab Because that date la next d1')' N H I f ' evening. &"l':9 me tdr It. amart pl, eh! ~ry to be held in January. &ft.er Thankl_!i.~~g and becauae ew ome Or I ' Bualnes.s WU conducted by Ann ! .
the next reg..-... meeUng date Crawford. Jaycee Sands led the .. T U IS pNLY ONE THING IN THE WORLD WORSE
l11 ... :a7c ....._, • fw 151
Gold•r. milted b\l"•r rolls I Flaky.
t•nd•r with g•n•rovs qvontitifl Qf
rkh, fr•th bvtt•r I
COSTA MERA
J700 Newport Blvd.
CORONA J)EL MAR
fl93 (.;QMt tllcbM•J'
LAGUNA BEACH
!'16 Fon:t1t AvenlM! •
'P;·nvidence' Subject
3t B. I. Church
"In It Snfe ·to Elirr.inate Provl·
Costa Mesar.s enjoytng the. do-
!umbin. Concert Trio In Santa An&
High school audltortum Friday
night. Nov. 10. were Mr. and Mrs:
Donald Huddleston, M rs. Harry
Belch, Mrs. Henry Lange, Mrs~
Cunning Bulleer end Mrs. P. A'.
Chamberlin. •
MISSING CAT
A "very shy" calico cat, orange,
black and white, l.e reported miss·
ing since 9:06 a. m. Sunday. Sad
or eye. Is Its owner Lt. E. J .
Forb('s, 12-4 Iii Opal Ave., BaJboa
~People do I Island who ta offering a reward
of ten dotlare to anyone who 1can
read the want ads. locale h is cat for h·lm.
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Pre-Xmas
SALE!
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XMAS ORNAMENTS reg. 49¢ 29¢ XMAS ORNAMENT Special 129 -Rf"g, J.98
XMAS ORNAMENT reg. 59¢ 39¢ XMAS TREE TOP • • • • 139
XMAS LIGHTS ( 8 lights l .•. 59¢ XMAS LIGHT BUUS. 6 for 19¢
'Rel'• 98c Vaine Res. ~ for 11e
XMAS SNOW
XMAS
CARDS
Reg. 1.00 69¢
GIFT
RIBBON
9ef
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Xt,t~. C.QRNUCOPIAS 4¢
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Shuffle-Cut -The Card Shuffler
$100
LICORICE KISS,ES Reg. 59¢ 39 ef
HERSHEY MIN~ TURES ••• 59;
REG. 19c
JORDAN ALMONDE. reg. 69 ¢ 49"
Xmas Fire-Proofed COTION 19¢
REG. 2k
BOX XMAS CARDS • • •
l.!:IS Value
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XMAS
FOIL
REFLECTORS
19¢
GIFT
fAPER
9¢
KEYSTONE SERVl~E STATION
0 • •' ' " ' l . -' I SMALL -Regula r 2.50 -Special 159
MEDIUM -Reg. 3.98 -Special 259·
GIANT SIZE -Reg. 5.95 -Special ]69
Que!ques Fleur COLOGNE and
PERFUME Reg. 3.00 Spec. 175
Rubenstei11 FACE . POWDER and
Silktone Foundation 2.50 val. 150
KRAFT WRAPPING PAPER • 9¢ 100 ASPIRIN 5 9r. Tablets 14¢
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BOYS 'AND GIRLS CONTEST!
Super Grand Prize-Powell Motor Bike
I st Grand Prize Boys -Bicycle I st Grand Prize Girls -Bteycle
14 Additional Prizes -and many Consolation Prizes
Do Not Fail to Enter this Super Colossal Contest -Get Contest
Blflnks N~w et Our Stores end L1do Theatre
THERMOS METAJ...,Tta, ~I'· :i1t
WNCH KITS •
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REG. ;_75 I
Men's TnYEL ~~ 199
UKELEl.;E re9. 5. ts 495
1 Caw KLEENEX •• 1233
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$17.69 v . .__ ., 1_5_ , ~f "9 ~ aH lzlwl•,, ~ • ·WI -..... • • • A~ 1.tfl1....-
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would be: three daya before Chrt•t· Mesa Coupl le ! devotional observance. 0th er s ~ :f'l BElNcp: TALKED ABOL'T AND THAT [S NOT BEl1'-'0
mu, it w aa ·decided to holcf.-lhe prdent Included Dorla LuCkhardt. T~ ED ABOUT." Dr. Howard EN•ood
next meeting on. the fourth Fri~ Mr, and .Mn. J''Ohn Mcl<amey, Bobble Haley. Ann ·Trautwein, 1 1
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day In January, at the home Gf formerly of Broad-Nay, eo.ta Helen Sands and Beve.rly Thomp· • Mrs. Poirier. Mesa, h•v~ n1oved to lht!ir newly· son. ' 1
Purchued home. 26!"11 Redlarl.fts A ntlsccllant>ous 1ho1, .. :er for the 4'E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa Open f'Vf'n.inp and Sundaytr
-Opportunity ls knocking ln
Cl.ASSIFIED ADS.
Ave .. Upper Bay Heights, Co8ta Plaza Chlljlren's Center is plan· NITURE -GIFTS -ART -FABRICS -JE\\IELR\' ' ,Meea. ncd tor lhu Decen1ber meeting. \ll.o=-f"====================~
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FR£11CH DRfSSIMG ..... 271
Mlla•ll "\190." bottle
l~L 25< PICKU CHIPS
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17 .. L 2•1
llbby Dk.ct ,,..,1,., . en I FRUIT COCITAl
(libby ''"'" Coclton, 3'H1. co", 33c)
MARSllMAUOWS l·I•.
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Coaipliments w.ill come your way when you ser,ve
Thatik!giving dinner of 6ne foods from Safeway. •
cau~ everythirig we gell is of 'tOp quality, you ca.n
deptnd upon the foods you buy here to provide perfctt
eating enjoyment. To help you plan the big holiday feas~ we're listing iq th is ad suggestions for you r men~.
Chetk them for your nreds.
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CRANBERRY SAUU ~;~ 2 1
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Whole or strolrted. Adds color lo your holiday fecnt.
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conAGE CfftESE 1 ....
urtoa
PUMPKINubby22:.'!!'25' Moonbeam2 2!'!!'13' SlBAPPUS
11 ...... n-.
CrMm or f01-•, (Yl.Jb. 12c)
LlllK SAUSAGE
Wl1-ft'1 CertiRff. sou flllT
lffdyfOf ,. •• ocw PfRCH '-"-I-. • .., .. ~k.
SCAl.l.OPS
PORK! LOIN ROAST
011 POlllC CHOPS
End Cuts
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&; .,,. Assoned fl"'°" SCHIWllG'S SA&E
MINCE MEAT ~-==~ 161 li:~(~
BROWN . SUGAR ~,!~ 2 ~!. 21' j 'cc & H Po~"'.ed ~or. l·lb. bo• 1 lc) _
39'
.. GE WALNUTS. ·N':c°:! ~ llt'
WGE FRESH EGGS GRADE~ 4tL 67'
. ~ 8ttakfast 0.ms, Pocked In cGrtons,
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Be sure having a turkey fM
the Thanks iving feast that will
roast gQlden~· tender, and de-
licious. At afeway you'll find
-Z.eady-to-c k" eviscerated birds
•.. careful~,.elected, expj!rtl)·
drawn und rigid covemment in·
spection, to r assure perfect ftavor
and juicinesf, Yow-Safeway meat
section has ~ wide variety of •ire.
of tbeae Grlldo A turkey-. and as
olwoya yaullc.n be oure the price
will be ri)lhil
Place , Of!ler today. Every
turkey ia anteed to pl•-. or , your mooe 'beck,
6t
fireaJ, SpreaJ, ·
~~ .Y!RJ.~~JREAD '::!: I 1 t
Ivy Of! ••tro Joof f« •t•lin9 tvrli.y.
BU11tR A•O DftU I\ lll DtlUUf
.Atiscellaneou'
Ill AIR PW ·
frflh frole11. swm POTATOES
aod lird broftd.
sounlfd YAMS
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WHOU OYSTERS
WIRopolnt, fe"~·
M OYSTERS Hw'W' ... iN'9Mt.
WHOlE CHICIBI ...... ..,.8'.
HA1f CHICKBI a.~ .,_.ti. T• frr.
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Voll.,-Gcild whot. •11pMIM.
lHL •71 can I
IW.VfD PEACHll 2~ ... L 25'
Soup to .Nuts
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SAlTED SODAS 1.i.. 251 •• ., ..... c.o.t.n. pit.
AJ!IRICAll CHEESE 2-i.. 331 -MIU............... IMf
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llOB Hill COfHE
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EDWARDS COfHE
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ROASTED 'PEAllUTS
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SAlTED PWIUTS leNvt.~
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lday '°\ 5 :00 a . m. •. s 10:44 a . m. 2.•
... November 17 \3'58 p. m.
:i;aturday 5 :33 a . m.
,...-_November 18 So ll p.m. )fu,day 6 :02 a . m.
..3 10:48 p. m . o.•
•. 9 11:46 a. m . 1.7
4.1 11 :29 p. m. o.7
5.2 11 :45 a. m. 1.7
•;November 19 6 :13 p. m. ~ionday 6 :28 a. m.
November 20 7:00 p . n1.
;:a\.esday 6 :51 a. m.
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"11lursday 7 :38 a. m. ~-9 1 :23 a . rn . 2.0 • November 23 9 :17 p . m.
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: J \li\f. In Bea11liful · ! ,(\.Q. ~ ~11na Beach, Californi'f
-\ \' YOU All COIDl.t.LL Y IHVlnD
TO WOISHIP WITH US.
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Le~ Iii Through St.
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SVIVVAYS:
9:.J5 and 11 a. m.
Singapiralion, 7:30 p. m.
TraPllt. t . a:nd Wyn:le A. DoKJtU, Co-p!UIOP'J
PRIMULAS Oh<onira•. 6 Colo" -In can• ··•·h 1 or
in FLATS, 40t.· du7.l'n
•MALA~OIDES (Bab,· P•lmuln ) .._; ~ Cul~r,.. -ih cans
In t~l .. AT~ 3~c do1.en
ENGLISH PRIMROSE ~!":~~.;010;., .. 35 r
5 & 1 Ot Nursery
14121 So. Ne"·port 81,·d. TL"STJN Cloffd Thu"'.
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at Vaux's. A fr iendly
delicious dinner the
enjoy.
d ining
whole
room and a
family will
VAUX'S
BALBOA
810 E . Br\LBOA Pllf):\'£ HARBOR 1814
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alno("trilh 1h1:1 of other neccuitia of life.
War em· er. 1ickne. teerm to •trike mot I
(rl!f)umtly •t a time when it it the mott
diffM:uJ1 to PllY· In recognition or this
situarinn, .-e ere pleued to jtubliciJe our
prncrip1io11 pticiJJt poJicy. We do not
offl!r be~ioa. hOf do we clajm to under-
~u. Preecription pricet are determined by
the coet of ingredients and ope:nting el·
pe06e. Our prlcee are u low u efficierit
.. ,..;.,. ond qualily drup will pormiL
Aho•e rjl. they "" ~·
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High Quqlity Printmg-Ph. Har. 1616
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Mile Bank Race
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HAROLD I. JOHNSON
~ Pnopdtu Rep.in
Cotumblaa Aaac1
Phone Harbor UO
Ull \'Illa Wa7, Newport. &e.cb
Bcandla. ably okippeud by Bud '-============= Caward °" a day or a.nt'mic , •
brff:Zq:. won tht' 0cf'an Raclnft : Fo rtitude I ta.kc/ to ht-the qui<'l
cla.M ('oorrttted Umel In the 14 P038€511lon of a mlWn's s('Jf, and ft.I1
JOHNSON
I u li'l'IMJAIU> I MOTOR
1 IL\LE8 aad 8ER VICI:
l'I • -·• llar. IH't-1 l\.14fU«'I,,,,. "" Coul W-7
U.1rnna dttl MU'
mile bank race on Armlatlcc Day undlalurbed doing h fa duly what-Resu.lt.a comt': rmm conatant
which wu aponltOred by thE" N('W-ever evils bekl, I or danger li1: PracU~! An ad tt':gul&rly ln thl•
port Ocean Ra£1ng Aasocfation. in lh1 way .-Joho Locke. paper will produce reJJUlta tor you .
Teevat. under the satlama.nshlp of :;:;;;~;:.;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:.;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;, Howard Lewis. pJaN.'d second; f
Flying sCotchman with Porter
Sind11.lr, .third. , Al
LITTLE
Al
Arbitrary clua wlnnerl'I, not de-.
termln"<i untU Thursday. w e re J
firal; t.r'ara sallt':d by Barney 1-lu-
~r. S('Cond: Plptt. with B'lyd
~wiA and third. Frt.'Cdom . ShuJI P.:VERY WEEK local yal'"htAmen 1•1·hf'lr for a Ttrt•Mai neon hanchcftn at. lht> N c-\\'P:lr1 llf-rhor Yacht Bonsall. I
Cub. IA.Al \Vffk \V&a no excPptlon and 11Utno of t.he croup Al"r" 11h0\''" oh th., fk'8t WhP..te lhry wt'r& _ George Michaud, race chairman.
$850
ON ATV SET Ek-f'tlon Day l'Uf'StA of Buddy Han»cn. Jn tM plrtun" &r" Olek fluddlNton. Dr. ~alvat~tt' ~Iona~. announced that the shorlt.>1't e lapB-1
Vemf'1 Dalley, Carl (doll&r-a-yrar-man) llanna, (' hu('k l'lckrrln.{, lfsrry Alihton. 11. B. ";Skit>" \\'ar-ed time tor the race \vM had b y
tn'ln, Hay Lang"'nhelm , Ed Soult-, VlnOf' Hc.w.Jy, llarv1•y 8oenrrfl. Trd l la.mbrook and T1Jm lluft~·r (u·lfh Pursuit. 8 hours and l8 m'!nutc~.
the huge WWJde button.) · ' (Bee ner Photo ) ~ OdyeMy w&11 A<'Cond in elapsed
t.imt.>: White Cloud. third. I You pal'· $8.50 l"9.f'h ,,·r1·k frQfn no,,· until l.'tui!'ltma..' 111 ttlic
\\'f!rk:!I J'DU \.\·llt.ha\·I' $SI.BO lo _\t)Ut rt'l'dlt on a $:00 Tf'~\-l~loD
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Bt"l)O\-11 . ..\SSES Is 11rt"""•r1'f-d ,, Ith a tok•·n o f lllllltN.'li"tl11n f ,:r hl!oi .. 1·n ·ic-N'l ~"" a ll1•rff'Ct host at lht"
rt•ftt'"hntt·nt hour Y.buard l\tark 11..al)··,.. f\laf'k 11 8\\·k . 1~rf"sld1'nt lln -r,\' ,\"'hlon i.:\\·1·M ,111n 1hf• :i.lgn
of lht> Pm11ty t•up. Sf'l.1ontl ,·lcr pr1.,.ldt-nt llar\·t>y ~t11TM·rs grin" ln1pl,.t;l_r In th1· h:u·J.1rrn.t1nd.
! f'hnto by Beckner)
YA<:'tlT Cl~l.R'S Annl~llOf" Day IV-"rlf'!'I 9&w 63 boat11 tum put l o.r Bay nnttl t)(·c·an ~
Sho\\ n• hf'n1 iH a i'tlart in the RhodNI ('18..."'l'I. From l1•fl : LA.,.. Turr In X u. 11 ; "('onnl1.'' l1\\'11rch•ma.an'~
So. 17, u·hjc ·h took f«'(;o~tl fur th1• ~·rh'11; llo"'HN.i (0 h&Mllan'M So. 7; and ynun.i: Tuntut~' :ihr J>arrt In No.
10, ,,·hh•h l~~'tl first in the !-Wrh·!oi, IH'tt\·lnJr Tomn1y'8 ,,·inning ~:rrak Is nn flukt•. j l'hn~o by Uet.:kn('r.f
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Investiture for
Naiad Mariners
I Gets 30 Days for , I 65 Comp~te in
leeatin9 Family Armistice / Rega~a
! Ra.vn1nnd Olaf Lund. l f1-tl ~1ira-l Sixty-fiVl' bua t s 1.·u 1tlf HJ.tin~ in
niar Dr .. llu.lhoa, UoukC"d ror '118-1 •1u11· c lai-;~(·:~ f111isht:d lhl' P.H.\floa
turhin~ tllP peace :it 8 :46 a .111 . "facltt l'lllh •: t \\'1>·<111y t\rnuslicr
F nrn1al investitur·c <·ere1nuny fo r Tu.-sctay 1:-:; no"· l<C rvui~ a 30-duy R L'J:.!'<llla !:;unlla.v •\fll'rnoon.
ne\v n1~·r11bt'l"8 of th" ~·Ta r inor ship si . .-ntcncc at the c:ounly Jail. i ·ra .. ~1 \A."11 1111·1:1 ~'1 'r : l'f' day-
'Nar;id" took r lnl'' Novt'n1hcr l ·t tin. L1r. O. G. Suq:;.-;: Jt.h1,.\f·:>-Ar-
lt 7 :.10 nt the N"'"!"11·t Ha!"b<Jr Jli.'i dnu,c:htC'r. Lui.<i f-lHy Ltiud. g 1Jssy , T111n Sh•·pherd ; \iiking--
";irl Scnut ho Ui<(". Pres1clin11: al the l'<'l lit•d pollt.:f' anrl to/rl lhe111 tha t h•·r falhf'r had jU!il bcut hrr H.nd "1a r11~. Antl.Y r.r11~1; l 'IC Stormy ·c r1·n1ony was J\lr:r.. T . M. Ham -\.VC'alht·r. ..\ofnrg.an l\'11/)Je ; A.lba-.,rook .. ·.k•·rr••. a•,l•le<I by M''· u!I of the fan1ily with a. lrathcr , 1 ... ,., " lross Tan~11rn:1. l1og1•r \V e s h ; Kenneth Start'r• and Mrs. O. G . s t rRp. She added that he h ad ..1... ,.. thi·en t l'ned 10 kill the v.•hole fl\nl-111tcr-r1ut1onHI l -t ~r 1'-.oxy 'Too, llil! ~uc~. first anfl second mat('R. Or-J)ou1;lus ; l\1'•'rl'U1y-J.1.1v1•lt,. Chet
rlct·r or thl' deck , Lu Belle Boice ily anrl WH!'I g oing to t•ut up their \\"IH?(•l!·r : f'"'1rrfly -l'hyllia. jeiry
""d Sha•·•y V·•n Com ~•nolle , c l1>l he8 with & p11.lr or aciMOt!'l If ..... "" ~· o Au:.1lin nnd l 'l ·l-1Seu Shine, Ocn-11embcrl4 o f the 1:1hip t<.IOk pRtl In they dkl n ot. ,;Ive hhn $2 ' police ny "fu.'ion. !
'h,. inveRliturr . Nr\.\· nicmbcr3 rt•prtrted. Shr !!.aid ' he lt'ft th{·
-hotu1e tu1d wuM going towards Bal-iuinlng lht' ship \.l.·cr" l.<'ah Clark , b · 'fl(,\I' :Slit>flT
\1'adgc Fulbrir,-ht.-F.dlth Martin, oaL. d 1 k 1 1 N l J\ 11 lrLl!l i-;huot('r,;i In S o tilllern 1anc Nu nun. Ell•·11 Owen, Yvonne un wnM Pr C< tip )f ewpo r Hcnr-h police and hlM ·.~:ire slg-ncri t'11l 1fr,111111 J1;1\'e b1'1~11 it1v1ted to rnyln r. Nnn{'y T1·itt anll Barbara . a l'it1zen'i; arrc!'il rrir111 chtt1 .s ing I lhc 1\ll-G•1!dl'n B\'llr _ 1'rar t!lub TnJ!"ly. ht.•r husbanll with dis turblng the .i 11d A1 11t.•ri1·an Trar as.<1<1<:iut ion Onr yea r pin1-1 wrre awazdC'd t o I mcmbf'rtt who carni·<I lhl!nl. Aftci f'i"1tcc. t rap::t111ut Runday/'at Corona. Calif.
I r . 1 1 f 1·0111 !J 11 .111. tu 3 p.r:i. Ground111 he •·<>r~mony pa1·cn t1:1 an1 r1en1 !'I ! a r" l'!l':l\1•tl at rtililrnatl und dot& 1f the Marint'r!'I Wf't•· served cak e ,
in•! puni:h Thl' rerrc~hnl•'nt table .informal brcakrast inltatlun \\':l.'I '.;,JcC'l :t, nnrtll,ve:;t or the puL:king-
W&l!I h<'n.ulifully decorated with 8 held a l the Scout huuse for th(' I d •iUst.·.s_
!&c...-cloth. culorful flowers and new girls and from all r epor0lM, it ' ,
illv~ candelabra. F arly-five were 1 was fun. Barbara Lingle was -ClaSsif icd a.d!'-arc rrad Ly fOlks
served. j chairman for the event. j who are looking ~o buy.
On Saturday, '
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Committee bollt11 for thl' Joni::
race were raul Whiltif'r'R raollupe
and Gt.'Orge Silver's GagH.bo. '
• Tht· nk or 1\ntl'rir a ''Ill carry· thr halan1"'f' .
l 'C)t· (' ?" It ~\\ t: \·c11 ·n Sr.T t "t)K t•ttRIST~AS
Thlrly -el~hl bflals were rnlert'd
in the race. only l\.l.''l of whi"h did
not 8tart. Of lhf' :l6 S1Br\f'l"11, 24
finlBhf'd. There was no r~porl
avaihiblc from six of the cntric~.
\\·,. ha\·1· f'P1U'kln' nr"· 10.5 1 Trl~\-hkm ~be \\'Ith 14-lnch
M'l'H'HH that Mil rot &..'> lo" .,. $1 ':'D.9$, lnf'Judinl parl.1', "·arranty
and rxc-itwo tax.
Holiday Sermon
at St. Andrews
Use Our XMAS LAY-A-WAY
"C'ount. Your M an)' Blf'l'l~lnf;:1"
\Viii be Thank.!!i:;lvin/! !'lcrn1on l'IUb·
jrct of lhP Rev. Thon1a.'1 <.iibf>on .
.-:pee king e t Jn o'f•lo1.:k In Sl. An·
drew'11 Prcsbytf'rlan rhurC'h, N ('W·
port H eights. Th<> text 1.s fr1 1n1
Psalm!'! 103. vcr."c J ; "llle8.<i lht
Lord, 0 _my sn\11 1t.nd all that 1.-.
w ilhtn nle, blPss His holy nan1e ··
The choir will sing tht> f\ll lh1:1n,
"Bless the Lord" by lvanuff .
Still Newport Blvd.
0pt'n Evenings
NEl\'PORT BEACH
l!Jarbor 208
your television dollar goes
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low down · payme~t and ·
up to 65 weeks to pay!:
Thia beautiful big 19" Television·Radio-Phonograph • combination Model 961 gives you more , for your tele-
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you open
every day
of the year!
lnelude1 Fednal ErciAe Taz
l vision dollar: 19. rectan11ular·pic.ture-television ...
AM-FM Radio ... 3-apeed record player witb automatic
chanrer that playa all 3 record aizes ... larre, full-toned
12· 1peaker. ;. Easy· Vision ~ruo and Silvj!r Cir<le Tuner
• for eaaier te~eviaion watching and tun\ng. Cabinet is
cuatom-crafted, hand-ftnishe<I in Traditidnal Mahoiiany. •
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II COITI ~ LESS Tl OWlt II llOff1WI thi• Chrllllmos than o year ago. Ptus the fact . . lhat there Is twice 01 much entertainmenl on the Kreen today than a year ago .••
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N~WPORT BEACH
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ReNrve At;e
ltecpilrements
Cout Guard org,nlzed ruerve
wu authorlze41 today to enlist all
u -se.rvicemm from the ages of 18
to 36, It wee annoWlced by 11th
Cout GuarO district h<"adquartere,
Long Beach. PTcvtoul'lly, only men
between the ages of 18 and 26
were eligible for enlistment.
Aleo being accepted by the tt·
serve are me.n without previous
military service who arc between
26 and 35.
Reaerv..c officials staled that
thrre are AUll plenty of openings
for enllatmcnt In the org8Jlized re-
serve In current port security
tralnln_g units at the Coast Guard
Moorfhgs. San Pedro a..nd at the
Coast Guard Alr Station, San
Diego.
Metotlni; times at both southland
port security training units have
been changed from week end1t to
wet>k d;t.y evenings tor greater
convenience to r:,t'SPrvists. Meet-
ings, at San Pl'dro arc TIQW belnJ;
held TllC'&t1ay anrt Wcdn,c~ay eve-
nings fro1n 7 to 10 p.m., and at the
8ftme time on Tuesday evening at
the San Diego Alr Station.
Additional informatlon regard-
ing enltstment in the CoRst Guard
organized reserve may bf' secured ·
Hl lh~ Coast Guard M noring. San
Pedro. during Tuesday and
Wednesday n1et'ting11; the Coa~t
Guard Air Station. San DICJ:O
Tuesday evenin~s: I Ith Distrir1
Reserve headquarter~ in rno111 920
nf the Times bu!lding, LQng B"at:h
Monday throu~h Friday: a r.d at
the Cott.st Guar<t recruitlni; officr
in the Federal bulldin~. Los An-
geles, also during the \veek.
3 are Summer
Stanford Grads
Graduatl" and under-graduate
degrees have been awarded to ~OP
Rtanfortl Rtudenls who cnmplctecl
their studies during the Summer
Qua rt c r, University Presidc>nt
Walla.ct> Stcrlin11t announced today.
Tht' total Includes 372 student!'i
who havp wnn grariuate degrees
and 1:17 who a1·e winnC'1s of under-
graduate diplomas. School of Edu-
cation student!-! marlf' up the larg-
rst sin,i:le group receiving degrerN.
The school awarr!t-d 202 ma.~ter or
arts cteg-recs and 24 doctorates in
educntJQn.
Degrf'P-recipients fron1 this arra
art>: D~ll>oa.. FArttlty of f-lurn1:1.ni-
tirs and Scicnres IlArhelor of
Arts -Social ,qcicnces: Norman
Crawford Noursf'. Jr.; Nc\1.'port
Reach. Schnol of Etilu cation. Mas-
ter of Arts: Nancy J ean Locke
Ayres: Cn:'lta f\.1csu. S<'hool of Edu-
cat ion. Mnster o! A1·ts: Robert
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Corona· c1e1 -Mar
Boy Gets Polio
Stanford Lyon, 11 , 222 Orchld
A.ve .. Corona dcl 1.1ar v.:as one or
the two new cAses of polio in Or-
ange county reported Monday by
Dr. Edward U-e Russell. county
; health officer. The two ca8es
'brought the total nun1ber of in-
fantile paraly!<ils cases in the coun-
ty thi!-1 year to 5Z.
The t.yon boy is said to t1ave a
mild caHe 0nd Is being treated at
his hon1e. T hr other patient, Mrs.
Jane K reb.<J. 2:;, Santa Aila, is in
the eentagiou~ diseaS(> pavilion at
Orang-e coonly 11ospi lal. her case
being dcoctibed as mildly lo mod-
erately Involved.
Boys Use Lush Pool as
'Old SwlmminCJ Hole'
Despite the nearness of the
ocean and the bay. tht> old swim-
ming hole Ill.ill is aa tempting as
ever to youngsters. Jn this case
the ''old swimming ho!e" turned
out to be the luxuriou11 swimming
P?OI at Ken Niles' Villa Marina.
SunQay night somf' boys wl'rc
caught sWimnting in the nudt-
1 just downright naked l at the
pOOI.
The managl'r of thP Villa
t.lartnn u~ the classic mf.'thod
to trap the boys( he collected
their clothes). The boys w ere
warnt>d not t<> trf'SPS1ls by a New-
port Beach police officer:
Bum Check Passers
Receive Sentences
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Julius M. Reed, 50, C'osta t.'le"'a .
wa.<i placed on unconditional pro-
bation fnr three years when he ap-
J>C&N!'d b('fore Superior Jui1i;te Ray-
mond Thompson l a..<q Friday on
the chan;te or pnsslng worlhle88
c httks. He and Andrew J . King.
38. Santa Anfl. admitted having
pa.s&ed 17 chttks. totalling SMr.
during a prolonged drinking spree
wh\c h Included several trips to
Tijuana., Me.xlco. King received
prob&Uon a.bo. but was ordered
to &ei-ve 80 days in the county jail
u a condition. Both defendant.
were ordered to make restituUon
through the probation otftce.
Rods, Reel, Swim fins·
Stolen FTOm Cniiser
G. &'. Nlcbolaon. WblUtel'. re-
sqted to Nowporl poll~ the
lbott of ' two fWllng ~ -Pean reel, and one' p&11" ! of rNim
ftM &om hia 34. toot catiin cruls~
er Muauder •• -anding, at l;OI p. m. Bunda.f.
'!be boat. WU eal.eftd! by way
of the paot ball ol .... -.Old
~ .wlnp out at the bottom
&ail la lllnpcl. on top. An ek<:tric
l'C -._ wbicti wen In
pl9ID 'tloW wen not 'taken by the _,
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e n<'f" to mrntbf·rs of a1l11lt ffiucatlo1' cl:a."'M"S at Orange C088t col-
CH • .\RT ~L'Dl'-ln na,·lgation rl,ilsio; aboartl
H e ndriC'kMn , lt'ff, ln-.truC'lot, sh<n,11 chart of
dentJJ A lbert.N'h.'lscn ¥-d .flose N'o~~o..
c-olk-g,. boat, Logan
day'11 cruls.c-to 11lu-
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·" ' k•g1·. E3ch 111tutk-nt. lakes turn at the "'heel during Sut u rday cruJJW'H
out of X e\' port 1-Jarbor.
Coast Students Le arn Secmansh'p
,4board 41 -Ft. Floa ti ng Classroom ' i
Oral\J.:r Cou.i.;t 1·11111·~<' offit'ialR have t.lalcd thitt th<' pra1·th:11 l fto:;
!i<1 1! \cartH'<I fru1n h1Ulfliill(l' tht• Hrh11<11'." ·li -ff)ot Juun1·h P\~:t!Jle /'4lUd~'hli-;
in the s<.un1<1n8hip and b•·al·H,11Htllag allult t'rlu1:atl11n l'ilL<:1' tu ,;a.in ~x -
pPricn~:c .<1t:ld1,rn round cl.sr\vh1·rc. .
T hcor y of hoat hurtr!lini; i.<1 t111q:::ht rHch Th11r.<1Jay nii,:-ht on flu·
c.;,,i,itn ~1c:.u <.'n.n1p11~. then the 17 ..!-.-
n1<'n and v.•01ncn ~pf'nd Saturday Vt•lnpcti ndlliti11•1nily into a n,·<X-a-
111ui·nin,:: aboar~I tlu· l1t11nt·h, a 1 tiunal c lR.'-1.~ for residt'nts of the
fl 1a ting clossrnnin nblaincd as art'a •.vho \v11nt i:1Rt n1ction in
. . h::inrllini; lhe11· r rMft, t1Rin~ their
.va r '3u1·plu:1 after its n11~111al duty li·i~urc timt' on .'lhipbo!lrcl and fe-
:n t!l!! public J11·allh ..,i:'rv1ce 1.1l Sall r1·r·~hing tllctnsclv1-.s on ~hip fV o-
l't'dl u. 1 <'erl urc. (
Lo~an lltntlricksnH ur Balboa I Thi· r'lJ\~·('r Squti<lron .. one or lht"
lslnnd, "-'h" ha.<1 :iaill'd t•xU·11M1vc-n1any nA.t inn-\VLtlc ch8:ptcrs of
. .. br•at·o\v ncr~ A.nd cntlHJS.Hl!ils. h as
!y 1n Al.:1sk:1. un th •· C:1l1furn111 \1nadr arrnnJ:;<'nu·nts tn take tl1cir
"Cast and N'cy,•port Harbor, I~ in-t1•r1ninnl train1n,i; uboard the tul-
~t1·tu:t11r. lie g-ivl'~ p:-<4 \th·al d1·n1-1 lci:;e ""rnrt.
r1nst1 alio1\l-! tth•1ar11 t)ll:' ship ns lhl' Tht• i;iturcl.v ship i!i ideal "fnr
l·raft Jrrad!>! nut 11f Lile harhur to ! train in~ rx<'1 • i:-tes'. :.u,·h as d<r~
Lfn• 11pcn ."t':1 ttlld <.·\/pry 1q11U\·nt In~ al11:1;:.:s11!<> :I 111t•r nr huny. \No
. r;tu nU s u \\.'H.l('h al the wh(•CI. ! f11v ii1·.<1 nre sh1 1\v11 th·· \.\.'o.•ncn, '4'hn
Lake their turn 1:1.l tho wheel. cnil-S·•f•·ly lt••h•-. · · ' inJ; rore. makill~ rep.iir~ or w~at-
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J11s trt1 rtion i11cl11dc!'I safety 1·ulrii. •·Vl't' the inatrucQou covers al !lhc·
pilntinE:". chart w11rk, u!'le of thr thnc. ! cun1pu~s. ~ra.111<\nship and rules or J \.\''h!l c the hnH.l Is not Y<'l qffl-
th<' !'i'.:'a. Thl.' 1·la.~s was cre1:1.lf'l1 I ei11J !y nrnnf'd, ch1sR n1cn1bcrs lean
1n Scpternb<'1· for voca tiun l:\I train-to\.\'ar~.Plratf': ln \ke,..ping withlrthe
ing. p.irticularly ror deckhand!'! de-RCA. trartittocn nr l the recently cs-
, airing bct.lcl· jobs. Dut It ha.a de-,la.bli:!~ co~r. :ti:JiooL.. -~
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l'fanttrr" and '1:uMfnm,. -YI•~"'·
~l unduv. No,·. :.!O. \\·1-at hPr, 13\.('
-\\'lnff~. L
Tu.-.. •la.v. Nuv. '.!I ~ l'r. Sa\·., S il \'('
-Zn1tP Tlmr. 1
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\\'•'flo1--wt:,,·, l"\o\~1 '.!'!, i\d\~. f'fl'lt -
iug, li\'(;_.('ln~rt J{1·itdlng. '.h
"-' 'Carnival ~ Night'·l
is Zon ta Benefit
I I Giant ntorlrl ~lu\\·ng. ffiPtJkry.<1
and part'1· hat r~vnn1 \Viii se~ the
t("n1ro of c:ai!·I y t.h1no1 ruw I Fr!d14 y J
cvt•ning. Novcnt ~t'I' 17. Al the(Bal-
hoa B::t.y club whFn thf' Zonta ~lub
of Nrwpo1'l 1-lirbor will Hlflgc
"Carniv;il Nigh " for the iloag
M Prnor1i:t l ho.,rit J run<l.· I"
BOAT HANDl 111"'G C'Lr\S~Part of thf: claM a boe.rd O ra ngto Coa..'tf collPge'11 41-fool boat. rc'ladJo' for
a crulM" are front ro''" L-R, L. E . Scht-pens, C011l& l\I~ sip palnt~r; MIMol Ellnor Gtt-er, HuntlnK-
ton lkiu:h trac h4•r ; l\l i!>!J ~dith K1·rl. Corona drol Mar public hraMh nunM·; ;\l l!!U'I t:;k>a!'or !\tagnnM>n,
Sanla Ana lntt•r\'i"'''r r In Ot>pf. of Employmrnt staff' offl1 ... ; a nd l\11.!iit HoM!'I Nost·ruo, BalltO&. Baek
ro\\', Bnh l\4•nnf'tl, ('osta r\l f'fla lt·w·h1•r; • .\rth ur Torrancr, Balhoa L'lland ln:o1ura11<·r man: f'11rl SchOf"n-
./\ h1rff<'t s11pp<'I ' Rlltl dunc~·will
hC" further ('nlivr:ned with a rt loor
!'!hrtw fcnt11rln~ th<' world !af,io\i!'I
C'lflwn. "r'cp1to" Pcr€'2, his 1 ·Wlfc
Jottn and othC'r rcn,...y,·n<'d cntcr-
l 1ain<'rfl in(·iudin~ . Earl Nipf<cl!'I.
~rphE""11111 hcorllincr and Edit~t Da-
hrrg. \\'1°1'itmlnl'lff·r f~-.t<·h: Diii f 'rkPit. cull1•Rt• dt'lLn; Logan
and 1\ll.M·rt N'l1·l!'!t·n, S1•\\l"'rt, rt·llred.
llendrtt:k~on, Balbo& Island, lnt1I ructor;
(All Los Angeli's Ti1ncs I'holos l
Carl Bailey Home From Korea For Short Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ilurnif" Bailey. 701 \\'rek artcr havin~ being in Kor -ser Sunday ond on ~tonday v.:as
\Vest \\.ili>nn s treet. Costa ~lcsa, can waters since July. on his v,;ay t o San Francisco.
were delighted to have ·a vt~it · Carl, now 2.1, has been In thl'
front their son. CtLrl. gunner on navy rnr seven years and told of Rc11ulls come from constant
board the> navy c-11.1iser 1--11'.'lena, !'hPl\ing the coa~t of K 6rf'a for I Pr~clict:'! An ad r<'bUiarly In this
which put into San Pedro la.~t 8•1 hours. Hr r.eturnt'd t o the crul-proper will produce rewlts for you.
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Sl'n1l-rctirerl i~to sportrishing al
Corona dcl Mar1 Pepito will : don
his Spanish rlo~·n rlnth('S 1 rx-
n~,::crf!tf'rl prof"W'lrtionl'I anrl 'Con-
trihutc to th<' hUariqns cvenin·g of
fun anti ente1·tfl~nment . Mr. Ni<'k-
cls has just thb; week ~n¥}ltf':d
to perforn1 as 1 maslf'r of"'lf.erc-
n10'1if's and <'Xh1.bit !novelty d~CfC'es.
Tickets for ~he gala occ:l.sion
may be !'if"CUrf'f fro1n .~s.1 ;Earl
Stanley. Zonta.1 eluh pre~'1ent.
BcaC'on Bay or front a ny m~lnber
of the Newport Harbor club, '!Mrs.
us.sell Ha1npton. Cort•na del ~ar.
has cha.r~e of th~ ticket st. A
contribution tn, lh(' H.oag em-
oriaJ hoopital. Presbyterian, ~: on~
'>f the local p~llontropic prf1ect.B
of the club. The ho.~pital I' be huilt next y:ra i near the · chea
overlooking Ney.rport HAr .
Anoth!!r pr,.,j~ct or lhe nta.
club wa8 annouqced with th tpen-
lng of lhe elc~enth annua !Com-
petition for the 1 1,000 Amelta'!Ear-
hart scholarshi ~t wee!, The
e!'lire members ip of Zonta, '-rter-
naUonal org11.nl tio:i of ex Uve
women, joins gethcr ·lo off.er a
:rcho1aMlhip for graduate w~k In
aeronautical glneerin1r an
outatandJng y 1 ng woman 6 The
award ls madt In honor Q( the tuhou.s avta.tr1 1 Ame.Ha ~hart
who belonged t Zonta. Laa;t ~ear'•
award went to 1Miss Ma~ ra-
bam of Santa onlca. wbo now
atudyiJfg for , r' muter'• «ne..
at ComeU uni enlty, I N.
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Legion Auxiliary PAGE 5 --THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1950,'
Holds First Meet
~-.. -...:.-= PRESS-Jl
in New Han ·
Memhera of the Newport Har-
bor Amertcan Leg1o.n Auxiliary
met for the fir st Ume In the new
Legion hall tor their regular bual-
neM meeting Monday night, No-
vember 13, with President Dareen
Up.o1on conducting the opening
ceremonies.
The ftrat, ord('r of business wu
the Acceptance by th<' unit of 11ug-
gcstlon:\ 8Ubmlltf'd by the execu-
tive boa.rd. which met· October 30
In the home or :Pt{r8. Glady"
Thc.1rp8on. concerninl the pur-
chasing of new dlshui to faclUlattt
the 1n onlhly dlnne1·s bel'hg planned
In adrJitlon. the memlH>rs voter!
to purchase an emblem light and
gavel bell 8lJ the auxllla.ry's con-
t1·ibulion lo their new home.
lot embt"rship chairman Alme
Thn111pson Announced that there
will h~ R. l'IJWClal lnlll:it1on held al
I.he Nov(':l1hcr 27 meeting by th~·
newly formcrl ritual teRm R.nd urn·
<'d the 111.di ca lo contact a.~ many
prf'liqJ'l('ct ive memb<'rs WI po&'liblr
to be includc'1 ln th<' «·,.,.remony.
l'uhllcity 1•hair1nan Eilc(>n Inn!-1
report~ on lhL' local Armistice pa-
l'ade cnl!'Y and outlined Mme of
lhe pl!-f~/11'! (•ncountered in get-
tins the decorated car to and rron1
th<' p·t1l'l<ll'.
P..1 rs. Billie
and patl,.,nl'!ii
P cr1·uzzi , hospital
"'•'lfare r halrman.
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Harvest Dance
Saturday ~ite
at Moose' Hall
' The 11~ven-piPfe Coast college
'>and. Dukes of Dlxlelend, will play I
'lf'I Satut'day evc(llng <or the Har-
ve.st dance glo,ien by Mooae Lodge
1-457 at the MooM! home near New-1
oort 'pier. All Moose. lhctrfamilif's
'\nd friends ar<' Invited to attend.
Last Saturday's H&rd Times
1ance was a big succcNJ with 150
n attendance. Old clothes wcrf'
•rder of thf" evening and dances
'ncluded the Ch8rleaton and other
'lid-time favcritea.
LEGAL NOTICE
Nn. J\-1020i;J
J'l-if>Tl l 'f ; TO ('tt.t:DtTnR~
ESTATF. O~ BF.SSJE P.TTA
llARilEF., DECEASED
NOTICE rs HEREBY G IVEN
to the credi tors or and nil J)f'rMn'>
'u1vin~ chtimit agalnl'lt the RRid d<'-'
~cdent or Reid C8late to fiJp thc111
'Nith the Of'Ccwmry vouch<'rs in th,..
'lffic;;c of the-Clt>rk of the Superl•11
':nu rt ·of I h t> County of 01'" l'l J::<'.
Stn~c •1f CalifOJTlia, or ln prC!'il'fl' 1
he 11.1tn1 ,.. ...-·ith lhr ll ('ref...,arv
voucher.,:, to lhe undc>rsl~nt"I at hi":. ~r hrr place er hu:.;inf.~S. to·\Ao'i t : I
1·1 lri CtJa.'lt HlghwAy,
('ur()na dt•I Afar. f'allf•1rniu
Ni:hin 11ix monthJ<; utlf'r the 1i1,,,1
·)ublica tlon of this nol1rc.
Oaterl Novemt>('1 10 .. 1~1~0.
C:LA tJOE L BARBJo:::E.
Administrator of lhc Estate
of said decedent. I
Tli0!\1/1S F;. HEFFERNA!'l
l\.ttomc)· at Law
141 5 Const Hig.hway
Corona de! Mar. Ca.lifurni11
No. 593 P1·ess.
Pub. N ov . 16·23-30, Dec. 7, 1950.1
CABINETS
Hai yeur Income frem .
1ecurltle1 kept pace
w ith lncreaMCI taxe1 and
Increased living coshT
Tal::C" advancagC" of OUt
n.acion·'·idC" tetearch f.Oliries
anJ wires to all important awba.
Visit our office rodayl
l. F. H utTON & CO •.
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61 llOADW.&Y', HEW f Ollf, N.'t'.'
lOS ANCEL£$ • V.W'fU.NCliCO
DAllA$ A'f> OtlCAGO
Phone Lon9 t.ach 6-7211
WELCH'S ' '
rxpr<'f!Serl h"r Rinrert thanks t11
the n11:1nx nH'nlber~ who re~pnnllr<"
ao readily to the arJX'al for DKdd,\'
Glft:-i. Mrs. l 'er1·11z:o:l announced
lh».t sf'veral locul bu!'incs:;cs enn-
11;butrd ~('11cr()U.'Jly t ro the cam·
paign anti ("Xl<'nrfPd hf'r thanks tr•
th<' fnllo\vinh : f 'lpcr;JohnRon of
Balboll, the She Shop. Fitzpal·
rick's ,Dept. slol'c. thf' Blue Sails
Gift shop, Vincent's Lido Drugs.
H ank's Market in east Newport
and Ricky Bodman'!'! and Newport
Je\.\.•elers. Co5ta 1.1c"a. Approxi-
n1atcly 85 gifts WPrc collected and
many nf them \\'rapped by mem-
bers nf the hn~pitAI committee st
the ci<lSC of the n1cetlng. Serving
with Billif' on hor committe were:
cu-chairman, Wiln1a ].furrison.
Ccrnk.T Oprl and G{'orgette Gor·-
flon .
t-INf.: 1-"l lRNITliRE MADE •
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FUaNITUlE aEFINISH EO
HOl"S E & GARDEN I W)I :.. -t .\ ......... '·
611 COASJ HwY, NEWPORT
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!rr_<1 h1n crttl' of fruit salad. home-
1nade cinnamon i·olls anti coffcf'
w1•ro "crvrd by h0Mtet1ses Blanch
Brn7. and Marg-arct Wilson.
Two pro~pcclivc 1nembers, Mr!'
Helen Stockton a nd Airs. Adriar
Jnyner '-''ere introduced.
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~ SOUTR COAST
Those prr:sent were: Mmes
Marcrlla BIA.ck, Vivian Hales
Helen R.H.nd('I, Billie Perruzzi
Zenobia Frost. Lucille Gchres, Al·
mas Thom1>30n, GoorJ:ette Gordon.
Jean AU~ugb,. • ..WJl.lna Mur1ioon.
May Robbln'a, Vlona Bur<flck
Lydla B rlgR".S. Velora O'Treomba.
Bernice Opel, Mt1rion Noel, Gladys
Thompson , Eileen fnns, Darrt'n
Upson Hnd the hosL('i:;scs.
t MATERIALS COMPANY
I SPECIFICATION . ·t
. • . ft.EADY MIXED CONCRETE I
.-a we!i WU.0• ('-!hn!ea Newpon aatd ti.arbour &:..-d.J .. •
~ OOista H Na--Phon .. BNM·on 63 J6 •
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How much POWER
does your car rl eed?
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The an§\\'er to the po\\er question i! muchilike the one
abou! ho"'· long a man's legs thould be,
The car you enjoy driving ou8hl lo have the po"'·er to get
you there and back ... uphill •r.d do"'·n dale ... l'l'inter ·
and sumn1er ... in fair \\Cather and in foul.jlt ought to
1tret1k alo ng at better lhan 6()1"'·hen you're in a hurry.
And it ought to gi\'e you belle( than 30 miles on a gallon.
That's 1'he l'l'a)· !he Hillman ~linx perform!. And you'll
@'.el a kick out of every ~arefrk mile beca~e of its
Aoatine: hig·('&f ride ... lhe ease "ith "'hich ~it handles ...
the pocket spa~ in "'hich it r:' arks ... the four-"'·heel
hydraul ic brakes that bring it to soft. sale r tops on a dime.
But ~fore you .,ut a dime on any car, corme in and find out for your~lf \1li\· the
l~illman ~1inx is the fa.stes.t ~ling British car in the U.S.A. Take it nut on l!ie
roughest road >·ou kno"'·, up the steepest hill, dov.·ntov.n where t.raffir·& real!)· tough.
U"hen you·\', put it lhrou@h il.5 paces v.•e think you"JI ha'e found 0111 , a3 tbnu~ands
of other AJ:t!ericans ha\e, that) it'• more fur to dri\·e than any car )ou'\e 01\11ed .••
not too large .•. not loo l!!mall J .. just right ! ·
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HILLMAN 7TLi..n.X
A IOOTES OROUP PRODUC T
$1495*
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•Convertible: ll'Tt.I ... both delivere MUNRO MOTORS
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ntable ,....., ... .._ 1av1tec1
Newport 8-dl
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SLICHIS MOTOU
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F.IBINOJ&& CALIP."
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CLYDE .W. KING.
1Z19 &liitb MaiD
SANTA ANA
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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
ND'111C£ OF TKUSTEE'S SALE NOTICE OF INTESDED SALE
No. 6%M Under Seetlon S440 Cl~I Codo of
On W edneaday, the 22nd da.y of the S::atc ct Callforn!a
November , J950, a t tl:OO o'clock NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN~
A. M.. at the South F'ront En-That M:i.rgar£l Grant Mc Fa.r-
trance to tho f'.onnty c ·urt House, land, '/c.ndor. wt.o~a address Ir
tn the City of i::a...,ta. Ana, cocinty 415 Harding St., in the City ot
of Orange, st.ate f)f Califomla, Balboa, County of Orange, State
RELtANCE TITLE COMPANY, of California, Intends to sell to
a Californ:a corpo:"&tlc n, aa 'i'rus-Nora Mp!'gan. Vendee, whose ad-
tee under the Deed ' ct 'l'run ex-dress Is 820 Coast Highway, In the
ecu!ec-9 bv ROY L.."'.FRANCE and City of Newport &:-ach, County
HA.RPJE':'T t ·"?.F'RANCE, hu.sba..'ld of Orerlge, State or Collrornla, the
11nd wife. rec'lrdcd November l4, following described penonal prop-
1SM9 ln Boc:t 1!>2:>. Po:!'e 517, ot erty. to-wit:
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Name Excha~ge
Club Chairman
Prutdent~ Thoma.a B:. Heffemen
of the new Ex:Chanl'e Club or New-
port. Harbor announce• .,,e follow-
inl' .standing commJttee chairmen;
nemb!r1hl p, W illlarn E. Filher;
. ;~ program, Pa.ul T. Butler; finance..
l Albert Rawson Ma.nae; exchUl~c.
·,i cducatJon, Milton D. Pilchard; at·
'1 ':.endance, W R . (Wea). Collins: f rellowabJp, W1u1&.m P. Mealey:
;lub aims, John ViJgel; public a!-
J !'alra, Walter G. Franz; pubUclty
• 5:lll• N . Parker; lnlerclub, · Pral-
tent H effernan ; hou11e, Roy D
3Gwthrop; au1it, Norman A. Gam-
'>le; American cltlzenahlp, Fred-
'!rlck R . Huber and youth actlvi-
Uea. Wllllarn L. Burdick.
At Tuesday evenlng'a meeting
final plans were comp1~ted for the
.; d.Jnne~ a nd enterta.Jnment next
· ~ Tueed.ay evenJng at the Balboa
Bay Clut» when the new4 Harbor
chapter will receive its chartec-
l fror,1 Nattona.J Exchange.
Repreaentlng the National club
In the preaenlaUon will be W ilson
H. Rutherford, member, national
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AT A pANQUET held by t.._ "-><:lat«! Womrn S(udeati at
Orance Coast eoOere recen.Uy. prtr.e"rinne"' for ttw "cr'1l1ie8t"
hatw ""-ere June Saari and M&rsit' Pul!.iolfe.r.
Ag Instructor at OCC Held
World Livestock Record 1
extenafon committee. Acceptance
. 1 will be made by H erreman. Whether It's holding a world's r ecord in the ll''c8tO<"k field, or
The meeting will be held at playing golf for five straight mon ths, or running a school rarn1, RIC'h·
7 :00 p .m . and members of ard Barrett get.a sheer joy out of "doing things.'
the Offic4u.1 R ecords t'n the o!!!ce All stock in trade. fixtures,
of the Reconie• of Orange Cot:.n-equlpmt>nt and good will of a cer-
ty, Califo"11a and by reason of tain Bakery, Donut Shop &: Sand-
default tn the pr yment or per-wich Bar business located In
form&nce of obllgati.. .. ns secured Greater. A U-American Market, Inc.
thereby Including the breach or and located at 820 Con.st H ighway
default, notice of which was record-in the City of Ne,vport Beach,
ed J uly 25, 1950, In Book 2048, County of Orange. State of Call-
P age 10, of Official R ecords in fornia, and that a sale, tranerer
the office of the Recorder of Or· and assignment ot the same will
ange County, California ""'ill sell be made, and the conslderH.tion
at public auction• to the highest therefor will be paid at IO o'cloc k
bidder fo r cash lawful money of a. m. on the 22nd d&)' or N oven1-
the Unltt:d States. \vithout war-ber, 1950, at t he escrow depart-
ranty 8JI to t itle possession . or en-ment or Vista Escrow Company,
cumbrances, the Interest conveyed at 5404 Sierra Vista A\·ence in the
to said Trustee by said Deed or City of Los Angeles: County or
TTust in pr·opcrty !tituate In the Los Angeles, State of California.
SWEET CHARIOT Is Pr&udly dlsplay"1 by Ray B owlee. Powered "1dl a V-8 enJine on a Mode.I T Exchange clubs o f contiguous The young Coast Ag in!ltructor is a perfect example of breaking
areas have been Invited to attend. established order : 11orn . reare{J and SC'hoolcd in the coast a l city o f Long
The meeting will be informal and Beach . he turn('() to the farm for cha.'"18 thJ" h&t rod Is one of the many M>Uped-up jobtl "'hlch race Sundayt1 on an adbluadoned air
' will be open to lhe ladles of Ex-I
County of Orange, State of Cali-Dated November 3, 1950. strip at Orange Q.iunty Airport unde r 11uprnisl on of the CallforoJa Hll'h"·ay Patrol. rhl• propam changttes and Invited gue.11ts. his livelihood and tor his vocation-Gui'lea, the Philippint.'!< and at the
fornla_. described as j MARGARET ~RANT
PARCEL 1: That portion of MACFARLAND, Vendor
Lot 603 o r Newport Atesa
Tract , as per map thereof re-
corded In Book ~. at page l , o(
·Miscellaneous Maps, records
of saJd Orange County, de·
acribed as follows:
No. 583-Press.
Publish Nov. 16, 1950.
of co.operatio n bet\\1't!h police and younl' hot-roders Is peylnc off In reduCf'(I apt'Ni.IDC' complaints
and accld~tK. Since the pro~ram h8.fl ~ ln.tituted. 90 per cent, of spPedlnC' cotnplalnt.11 hav~ fall .. ,
t>n off a.nd tht\ mot o~yclr death by accident rate has N>Ote ·dO\\'D M!'""'D prr <"l"nt detplt4> the fa<'t
that n-cis.tratlons ha\"e lncrea&f"d by 30 per cent.
Exchange club of Santa Ana Is al career. I last to Dumaguell' on N rgro::i Ch·-
the sponsoring group or the ne'w In high school Dick's interest in C"idc ntal l sl.11.nd "'her"! he trained n
club and Robert L. Reed a.nd agriculture wo.s so pronounced I Philippine infant1·y 1c·giment. Of
Jamea L . Pritchard are the spon-that at the end of his junior year tht> entire l'Xper1ence he rt"mem·
soring committeemen. The spon-at Long Beac:h Poly HI his coun-ber~ mo~t vividly his 30-day weat-
sors will be presented with ap-selor a dvised h.is transferring to ward bound lrip aboard the Mon·
Beginning a t a point In the
Southerly line or said Lot 603,
distant thereon 370 feet \Vest·
erJy from the Southeasterly
corner thereof, and running
thence Northerly parallel with
the Easterly line of sald lot.
JM feet: thence Westerly.
parallel with said Southerly
line of said lot. 60 ff'e t : thence
Southerly, parallel with said
Easterly line of so.id lot. 165
feet ; tht>nce Easte rly along
said Southerly line, 60 feC't t o
the point or beginning.
PARC EL 2: A n easement
for road purposes over the
Northerly 30 ft•e t of the
Southerly 180 fl'Pt of Lot 603
of N~w port Mtsu Tract. as
per map thereof recorded In
Book 5, at page 1. c f Miscel·
laneous Maps, records or said
Orange Co unty, excepting
that portion included In Parcel
l above descrlbl'd,
for the purpo~e of paying obliga~
lions secured by said Deed of
T rust, including rees. charges, an5}
expenses of the Trust e-e. sums ex-
pendPU unc.Jt·r the terms the reof,
Interest thereon. end S2.366.22 in
unpaid princ ipa l of lhe note se-
cured thf"reby, with interest there-
on as In JO;aid note provided.
Dated Octobt'r 26, 1950.
RELIANCE TTTLE COMPANY
By LJ!:STER A. JONES.
<Corporatf' Seall
No. 571 Press.
Publish Nov. 2-9-16.
Vice-President
1950.
NOTICE OF INTENDED
SOT:ICE OF INTENTIOS
TO SELL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pucsuant to the provisions of S ec-j
lion 3440 of the-Civil Code of the 1 Stare of California, that ZIN A
KELLY and KEITH H . KELLY.I
Vendor, of 2614 Newport Boule-
vard. Newport Beach Californie I
int~nd t o !!ell to VAtJGHN TAY·
LOR, Vendee of 3609 West Bal-
boa Boulevard. Newport Beach.
California, all thft certain person-
al property consisting generally of
aJI s tock in trade, fixtures. equip·
ment and good wiJI of a certain
rQStaurAnt business k nown as
"KELLY'S CAFE". Located at
2614 Newport Boulevard. in t he
City of Newport Beach, California,
and that the purchase price there-
of ""·ill be paid at 10:00 o'clock
a . m. on the 27th day of Novem·
ber, 1950 at HANNA ESC ROW
COMPANY, 1741 Newport A ~e
nut, Costa Mt~sa County ot Or-
ange, State ot California.
Dated November 9, 19~0.
ZINA KELLY
KEITH H . KELLY,
VAUGHN
No. 591-P re!Ul
Publfsh Nov. 18. 1950.
Vendors
TAYLOR.
VenUec
C ERT ll".ICATE OF Hl lSJNESS I
Flctlt1ow. Finn Samt'
THE UNOERSlGNED does
hereby certify that ht> is conduct·
ing ·a Sound Recording Studio
business at 619:> Mission St .. Buena
Park, California, under the ficli-1
CALIFORNIA mGHWAY PA·TROl.MAN ChSrh.•fil rolk\rd, left
~d Oran&"' County 0.ptaJn •le nry O. Meoehan excha.nge notes on
thf' lat"8t spt>'("d r f"OOrd.s at the jalopy ra.crs a t t"'-' airport. M<"f'o-
han'!J KOn, Robert, I~ a rnt"mht·r of the Orange J\ta-Rod...E~ ~•nt· of
tht• grou~ \\'hlch Nlmpet~ In tht• "-ef'kly 8Pf"f'<I lriaJM.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
tlous firm name or Ken-Karr Stu--------------------·------------
CITY OF
STATE
NEV\.'PORT BE.'\C H
OF CALIFORNIA.
:SOTICE TO CONTRACl'ORS
dios and that said firm is com-
posed of lhe following persons.
whose names in full Rnd places of
residence are a.s tollnws, to-"·it : I
Vance Carruth
MORTGAGE 6195 Mission St.. SEA LED PROPOSALS will be receivl'd at the office of the
t lndf'r Stttlnn 5440 Civil Codi'" of auena Park. Calif. City Clerk, City Hall, City of Newport Beach, Californin. llntil 7 :30
thP S tat .. o f Ca.llfo mla WITNESS mv hand thi~ 15th o'c lot'k P. M .. on the 27th day of Novcn1ber. 1950, at which ti)Tle they
NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN: day o f Novem~r. 1~50. 1 will b(" publi<:ly opened and read, ro1· perror1ni ng work as full•>Ws :
That Nora r.-rorl'{an. Mortgagor, VANCE CARRUTH 1 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, C .. 4.LIF'OR""JTA
whose addre!iS is 820 Coast High-State of California, I F or the l mpro\'cment o f Balbo& Bou1eva1c1
way, in the City of Newport County of Orange, ss . from 15lh Street to 12lh Street, and the
Beach, Cc unty of Orange. State ON THIS 15th day of Novem-Improvement of 15th Street. f
of California, intendg to mortgage ber, A.O., 1950, before me. R obert I . . . . .
t J P t " k 8 .11 1 M t F . Willmes a N otary Public in No bid \\'JI! be received unle.11:s It 1.'1 made on a pruposal form 0 · a rir ai e t . • or gagee, ' f · h I b th c ·t · E · E h t-Jd t b • "' · d b v--hose addre,:i~ is 2327 -4th Ave-and for the said County and State, j 1urn1hs ec ... r. de ' >h. n.g1neer. ac 'Id .'nus d f' a ctdo1n .,an1el y
pue "in tl)g City~~a4i . .Qt!uri-r aictMla'~\ller~n1 duly commission-c~s .. C'1.1~~ .. .,_\e..·,gr cas 1ers chet'~:.or bu er..,s. boo) ~la e payabe to ~~~ \(t'ige • $tl.tf fbrt{~ .. li· ~ 8fld. sworn. ~rsonally appeart>d l~l -~-~~N~r:t Bieacb, 'tor an ,amount eqU&t to. at ieast-:ten
fb'1J·;. (he• fo ov.·lng ·~escribed Vance Carruth, known to me to bf' Pt r ~ill l~ l e of the amount bid, «Ueh guaranty ~o be forf~ted
A... 1 t•· tb w·t · ~· the-· plrson1 wllme ' name I! s'ub-should t he btdder to whom the contract Is awarded fail to entl'r into r-rsena proper :r • 1 • . . . Lhe contract Furniture. f1xtur e'1 and equip-scribed to the w1th1n Instrument, ·
m ent of a certaira Bakery, Donut and acknowledged to me that he In accord ance wilh the provisions of S£>ction Ii70 lo 1781 of the
Shop & SRndwicl Bar busineas executed the s&me.. JN WITNESS Labor Code. the City Council of the City of Newport Beach has
locat ed in the Creatf!r All·Ameri· WHEREOF, I have hereunto s et ascertained the general prevailing rate of wages applicable to the
can Market. Inc .. and located at my 'hand and affixed my official work to be done al! to llowa :
120 ';".""'St Hl.i:::hway in the City of seal and the day and year in this Motor Patrol Operator , including any
Newport dect..::h, :ou:lt" of Or· Certificate first above written.
ange, Statt' of Califo rnia, &nd the.t ISEAL)
type of Power Blade 2.33 shah
llourly Per Diem
an executed mor!gaj!"e of the same :1.0'JERT F . WILLMES
will be dt·livered anti the consider-My Comml1>J1un :!:."':ti!'es Novem.
Clas~lfl cation
Carpt>nl cr ................ .
\Vsgf' S<-alt• \Vagt.>
2.20 17.60
atJon therefor paid at 10 o'clock ber 16, 1951 . ·
a . m. on the 8th day of December. No. 592-Pregs
Cl'ment F i!l isher
'.aborer11. General or Constructio n
Aspht.'.l Raker and I roner
Flagman
2.28 18.21
1.65 13.20
1900, at thl' escrow J epartment of Published 11/16-23-30, 12~;50 1.85 14 .80
1,65 13.20
Vista EsC"row Co., Rt 5404 Sierra
Vista Ave .. in the Cit y ot Los An-
geles, County or Los Angeles.
State or California.
Dated N ovember :.!3, 1950.
NORA MORGAN,
Mortgagor.
No. 584-Preas
Publish November 16, 1950.
NOTICE JNVITlNO BIDS FOR
STREET U Gffl'l:NO STANJ)..
ARDS AND L UMJNAIRES
NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed bidA will be received
at \.he office or the City Clerk .
City HAii. City of Newport Beach.
California.. until 7 :30 o'clbck P. JL
on Novcm~r 27 , 1950 for furnish-
ing atreet lighting atandards and
luminaries:
Item: 8 each, s'1'eet J~fhting
eta.nda"'8 with JumJnarie-s and
appurtenances.
No bid wlll be rece.lved unlea
tt LI ;,made o n a proposal form
turniahed by the Cll.y EncHteer.
Sped.al 'attftltlon of proapecUve
bidden 1' caUea to ''CondlUona''
uneXed to the bl&.nk for p._ropoul
t<>r fllD directkmo .. "' IJlddins.
The City of Newport Beach re--
aenee the rfPl to reject any or
an -"' waJ•• any 1ptormauty Ill bl!la ~ to acctpl onJ"ltem In
the bid... • . I-
C. IC-PJUUT,
Qty Clerk
Dated °"""" 30, i-. Ho.~ I P<nt• •v· i•-. ~
~
CERTJFIC'4.TE OF BUSINESS \.\'atchman and/or Gua,·IJ .. . ........... . 1.57 12.56
Fictitious Finn Name Apprentice Engineer, including Jt 1r1.;1n ... n,
THE UNDERSIGNED DOES Oiler. Greaser ............ _ ..
hereby certify that she is conduct-Air Con1pressor Operator ......... .. ............ .
lng an Employment Agency bus!· Asphalt Plant Fireman ...................... .
neaa al 500\.ii Eut Bay Ave .. City Asphalt o r Cnishing Plant Engineer .... .
1 .~3
1.9:>
2 05
2.20
of Balboa, Orange County, Call-Concrete or Asphalt Spreading, ~techanical
fornia., under the fictitious firm Tamping or Finishing Mac hine Operator ... 2.20
name of Newport Harbor Employ-Concrete ~fixe r Operator -Skip Type ....... 2 08
me.nt Agency and that 88.id firm Hea\'y Duty -Repairman ................ ............. . 2.20
is composed of the following per-Motor Patrol Operator, including any type
aons. whose names tn fulJ and of Power J3;lade ............................................... 2.33
pJa.ces of residence a~ u follows, Pump Operator .. _ ..................................................... 1.95
to-wit: Roller Operator ........................................................ 2.15
GLADYS LANDIS, !W)7 But Tractor Operator -Bulldozer, Tamper. Scraper
Bay Ave., Balboa, Calif, or Drag Type Shovel or Boom Attac hments 2.20
WITNESS my hand thla 24th Trenching Machine Operator ................................ 2.28
day of October, 19~. Uni venal Equipment Operator I Shovel, Dra.g-
Gladya Landis Une. Derrick. Derrick-Barge, Clamshell
State of CatifOrnia .. or Crane) ·······-·· ............. -.................................. 2.-40
County ot Orange, es. Drivers of Dump Ttucks of Less than 4 yds.
ON THIS 25th day ot October. Water LeveJ < ........................................... _._ ........ 1.73
A.O. ltwM). before m~. HeJen o. Any cla.s.sificaUon omitted herein. not Jeu than 1.51
14 .6-1
15.60
16.40
17.60
17.60
16 .64
17 .60
18.64
15.60
li.20
19.20
13.84
12.56
Klatt. a Notary Public In and for All bid.s are to be compared on the buis of the City Engineer'i
the l!aJd County arid state, resid-uUmate of the qualities of work to be done.
lng therein.' duly comrnl.&sloned No bid will · be accept~ from a Con~ctor who has not beer
and sworn. penonally appea.nid ·licensed in accordance with the provi•ions of Chapter '9, Division Ill
Gladya IA.ndh known to me lo be of Business lthd Profesalou ~.
the ~ •hoee name i. 1ub::. 9C'.l'tbed ·to the wllhln inlltrwnent., Pla.na·may be seen, and forma ot proposal, bonds. contract. ut
and aclmowledg..S to me that ahe apecif iCationa may ~ obtained at Ute office of the ctty Enpneer
'!Zeculed the ame. IN City Ball. Newport "Bea.ch. <WfomiL # ...
W-KCRJl:OJ", I have bereunto set • Tbe special attention of pro9pKUVe bidden la called 10 tbr
my band an4 atftxad mt ottlcial "'Proposal 8.equirenlenta and Condltkma"' annexed to UJe bla.nli fortt
seJ>I U>e day and 7ea1r In tbla Cer-of propo.a!. for fUll dlrectl<lml u to l!lddlnc. etc. ) '
Wlcau !Int aboft -ttm. T1ie Qty or Nowpo.t __,, ......-. lh<O nct>t to ~~ any or • <SeaJ> a11 1>14 . I
lflCl.sN 0 . ltLATr, , ~ c:rrr OF NI!:WPORT B&ACH. ~ ¥:t OMamtmtre ap1re9 ,iDec.; a, '52 f ... -_... c . K. PRD:ST. aty Cleric
No. ~"'-Dated: ti--J.J, lllSO. . f
Pub"Aocl 10/Ml90. 11/2· .. ll/llO No. lllj8-PNm. Publlall Nov. 18-23, lllt!O.
•
•
propriate Nat 1 0 n a J s ervice California Polytechnic College for tert!y e.s they z..ig-z.agged acroM LEGAL NOTICE • ~ AYlards. hi~ senior y ear. He transferred. tht! Pacific without convoy.
--------------'-"---------but Instead of spending one year. ln Arm'· R•"!!M'r\'t'
ORDINANCE NO. 63! N rt WCTU he stayed lhr.ee years and received 1
• _
t>RDINANCE •MENDING' SEC.. eWpO . not only his high school diplom11 . Bet·lt h~1ne ~n 1~4o and off a c-·-·• H from the Long Beach secondar)' t1\'e .duty (He s still an Army re-;:1A0~ c,~1~ i~~.: ~~~~\tO ear Dist. Sec. School but a.lso his .technical cer·ISt•r\'JStl. he turned to golf~ put
• .J. tlficate from Cal P oly' the latter on sorne much needed weight;
NEWPORT B~ACl-1 PROVlp· Newport Beach W . C. T . u. will for SUCCt;ssfu\ completl~ of work and he played golf four times a
rNG FOR Tll~ HEGULATIQN meet Tuesday, November 21 with as a ''spt!cial" student. week for f1v(' mnnths.
OF DOGS ON P .RIV A T,lE Mrs. May U'Ren. 3~12 West Ocean •·z went up Cro1n 11 8 to 148, ""d
ROADS. 1
1 Front. 'There v.1ll be a sack lunch U!M!d Hand~ nt)' bank acC'ount Wt'nt do"·n." he
SECTION 1: SeCtion 4106 ot tite ! at noon and f or the afternoon pro· "No Englis h and math and his-smiles and \.\'ith a glint in his eye.
MunJcipal Codt: 1bf the Clty· !of gram a gue.11t speaker, Mrs. Zella tory or any other a cade1nic sub-Finally can1e the dt:c:ision: he
Newport BeRch is· he1·pby arnended Hunt. corr~sponding secretary of ject for mt then," recalls the ami-1 \.\'ould be> 11 teac.ht·r: ht' had .had ~o read as follow.: : S outhern California W. C. T . U . able in.structor. regrcttu:ly. "All I thl' nagging desire for sometime.
"SecLion 4106 : .... nlmal"' a.t La.r'lt'f'. wanted "'a.s to do things with my So -he enrolled for graduate work
No person hav1n~ control, ch,r_ge LEGAL NOTICE hands." nl OJ\'i.! 1Glrls no longer fright·
or CU!itody of any fo"'I, dog oar He d id t oo; he raised r<>servr 'enl'd hin1 ; ht· had married one l .
Jther animal, .lall permit ;Che I d t th bo d . , grahd champion beef calves and and started his cadrt teaching at
<tame tn stray. run, or be· at a n ° e a ve escribed prop-hogs and exhibited his ani m als at San Jo~e f-{igh at tht' same tln1e.
large In or upon nv public street erty, o r .so much thereof as may the San r~ranciscu State F'air and Follo\.\·cd in "uCCl·ss1n:1 his appoint·
or o the r public 18ce \.\'1th1n thP })e .necessaty to raJse sufficient .to at Grc·at \Vestcrn Livestock Shows nicnt as 1lir.cctor of agriculture R'
City, or upo n any private roa4, 0 1· ~atis~y s;ld ludgment with in-in Los Angeles.1 It w&.'l during thi1' Orange High school v.rhere he
upOn the• premises of andt.6er eres an cos s. tin~e that the youthful farmer bf'-opened the dC'partment and taught
without the J>t'fmiss lon of ' t.he GIVEN, under my hand this came the hol~er of a w orld's record for two years tl.nd then his ap-
owners of su<:h premises anU,l..&nv 14 th day of Nove mber. lBlO. fo]' a GriJ.nd Champion Barrov.· po1ntn1ent a.l Orunge Coast wher~
such fowl, dog t r oth~r anilfi~I JAMES A . MUSICK, wh ch he. ~ld (or $1 .50 per pound. his year and• a half record to
found flt large I any such Pitce Sheriff At th!! tin1e he was exhlbltjng his date is an enviable one.
•hall be impound d as herein PfO· By Carl R. Edgar, Deputy. 2 -pound "fat'' pig at the Inter- . .\.t Con"t Barrell and his "men"
vided '' ~ I ' Launer, Chaffl'e & Lau""&!' state Junior LiveAtock Show in students have put an addi t ional 50
SECTION 2 : This OrdinBnce Attorney for f'lalntltf. San Francisco. "And L still re-acres into culti\'ation. l.n order to . •• J 1.. Bank of America Building, shall . be pubhs t'u 'Once ~rne Fullerton Calif . n1eriber the great thrill when J o this tht·y tut ned former ma-
Newport-Balboa L P1·eS8, it. n ws-N · ornia. Helen Wi!Jg· Moody congratulstt>d ca1ami:r..ed parking strips into till·
paper printed an? published 'd o f ~bt~9i-:ress . m~!" Dick exclaims. able soil and leveled and irrigated
general circulation in the Ci + of I 8 ov. 16•23 -3o. 1950· ~ an aside . he explained that land. Tht:y ha,·e-also put in a
Newport Bea c h.I and shall ~ in NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE hl!i record has since bef'n bested pf'rn1anent. i1 rigated pasture of
force and e ffect thirty ~ 30) ~ys NOTI CE IS HEREB\" GIVEN: byj an individual selling his champ-se\'l'n aC'l 'e!i, and they have built
after t he final pe,ssage thf!r~.' That ALDEN L. OOESBURG, io1' for $1 .~5 per pound. · C'Orral<>. Last year's students
The above 1 foregoing .ftdi-Vendor, ,.whose address is 908 J...eaving Cal Poly, he went to rnised J<IOO friers in the frier
nance was int u ced at a r~-West Ocean Front, in the City of Utfiversity of California at Davis plant, and killed and ma rketed
lar meeting ot e City Count1' ot Newport Beach. County or Orange, foJ a year, to graduate .flan-degree. theni .at retail They also raiSt'd
the Clty o~ Ne'l"'port }3each held State of California, Intends to .sell 'I didn't like being in Ag classea 10 Stf"l'rs and 20 pig.~. Today 20
on the 30th day 1o; October, 9~.0. l-0 EDKER t-'OPE COMPANY, w h girls. and I didn't like v.·ear· st('e1·s are un the campus and ap-
and was finally passed and adopt-VeQdee, whose address · ts 1527 Ing ties. I \l,•anted to gel on a farm proxin1ately 30 pigs \.\'ill be arrl\'·
ed on the 13th !day ot Novembe~ Ea.st ?th Street. In the City of Los ar 'do th ings'." 1ng soon.
1950. by the folldWing vote, t ,wit. Angeles. Count of Loa An el 8 \\·ork-• on R···h f~ann '.\tanager A YES copncilmen · ch Y g e · cu ....... ~.
D k G I Bi ...__,j State of eaurornla, the following trhanke t o his father "'ho 'o,vned Of course he had to ha\'E' st.At!
NOEraS eC, ~eelley, , Nue , L ;<Jq described personal property, to-8.S.'li.,tant.s; hP had to have them , ou~ men . onG. wit. a 1ranch, Dick got his wi!tj. For
ABSE"'T ·1 J · t h I k·• d h h d last year; but 1t •s Dick Ba rrett ~~ , unc1 m en : one. All sto~k in trade. fixtures, "fO years e wor '="' an e a rl. L JSBEL · . run doing it. "1 alllo grev.• up, too," who Is nianager of the school farm
i· · '. equipment and goOd will of a cer -hd adds. ..1 realized J needed all and adviser ro:-the Young Farm·
I Ma ll:d•; r lain shade shop busine.58, known o · 1-b , ATTEST: r as THE SHA DE SHOP, a.nd lo-ttfose academic classei. I had S<' ers rgl'lnLz.a ion. n\em ers o_ c~refully avoided." v.:hich ha\'1' con!'l1stcntiy madt· out-gityK{:J~~~.ESjT. cated at ~14 -29th Street. In the As a f&rme~ of experiencl' end standing rl!C'Ords 1n official judg· !·, City of Newport Beach, County f t d ing contests throughout this area.
No. !'>86 Press. · · of Orange, State of Ctltlfornta, and a man ° ma,.ure ju gNent, Bar-\Vhat dol's the rarmer do at
PubliRh Nov. l · 1950. .l ·i that a saJe, t ransfer and aaaign-hr t5 r e:turnl ed to ~al Poly to get hoinc-"! Die)( Barrett continues to
t r th Ill be ad ache or of Science degref'. H e
1 men o e same w m e .. .. hims'1f . h \.\'Ork on a 20-year hobby. stamp
friotkoe of. .ot ' ~ 1tlatf'j p.qd the considerati~n ther,etor w11i · 0 ~~;ege Ht~~~t~ine;ser:f ~l~~: collecting. and a mor~ recently
U"Ddt>r Executkm ., I r paid. at 1~ o~lock a. m., on. a~ organiza~ons as well as study acquired one of collecting eOlns.
In the Superior ~ourt of the J:4?un-tre 2?th day of l'Oovember, 192Q c ucse8 -and made Gamma Pi Best of all, he enfoys "doinK
ty of Orange,/State of Calir<*nia at the escrow department of lta, tiono ry .scholaatlc agri-1 things" with his "'ite Bettie and
SJIERllft"'S S ALE : BANK OF AMERICA NATI.ON-c~ltural fraternity also. t"'O little !uturl' farmers-Bobble,
t • AL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCI-Th .t 9 2 d h 2 1 .. and J ohnnie 11 .. AVERY STRE8CH, dba : ATION, at Balboa Branch No. 37, AJ . at was .,une 1 '1 · an t e -· ·
STREECH ,LECTRIC ·• in the Cit ot N w B i' my ~ad aJ:eady . tabbed th.t' • • Y e port eac h. graduating agncultur1st Hence 1l y k B Pl&i~tlff Cou~t)' of Orange. State ot Cali-~as that Dick Barrett .received a an ee U'JS v s j • forn1a. I · l C' llege degref on Wednesday a nd l p• JAMES E. RAGSDALE, ell &l Datl'd November 10th, 1950. a. GI uniforrri on Thursday of lhe 1 aguna ICtureS
t .. Def~n~ant ALDEN L . DOESBURG, sit.me \.\'eek. I
" U1n1d<'r1 anddb 1"'r'"tehor5 ~~ E1x-Vendor ~Immediatel}' fo?vlowi g induction, I Sail:"s of more than $1 ,000 worth C'U on ~sur u o e ~~r o r .blo. 589-Press. t · · d · -b h ...., l f th f. l f ~ Publi.8h Nov. lO, 1950. e new rl'~IJLllt w a.1H:ngne t o of paint i ng~ y t e late F..dgsr 3~1~r ~ C l ~f 0.un Yh 0
1 1(.. ge, t e Army VFter.· ary Corps and Pavne to a Ma&.<>achusett.8 tourist
,1" e ho dabl 0 "5'1a w _ere 1! ,,1 e:y s1e n t to Veterinary Technical v.·e.re reportl'd this week by CUra-
:j reec , a. reec11 bO 'lllnc, CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH S h Cla . Pla' tiff d J E R :I I STATE. OF CALIFORNIA c ool at mp Grant. llllnots. tor O!'well J al'kiton or Laguna
0 ;n d ·tan 1 ames · 1'9~ 8 e, NOTIJCE ,OF SALE OF After forty-(Jve days there ht' was Beal'h art gallerv. Ttiis "''as in ad~ leer;~ t~~ ·2~t~nd: ju1~~ t.jren-BU n.ntNG 'lj.rh1sk~ away to Officer Candi-dltion t o the Rnnual auction of
f th rljo y: d u~y· !~950· qate School I at Fargo to 3tudy I pictures donated by 8.S80Clatio11
.or e sdumN'l.o/l.IV\ Re0 ulnl r 1.2~t1Y·1 SEALED PROPOSALS will be Army administration.' n1en1bers, whlch netted $1 ,100 t or
.wo an r ~th ,~U ltedo aSrta•·, 'i<wbeu received at the office or the City I Then it was overseu to Ney.·' the association's building !und. money o e 1 n ~· . Clerk, City H all, Clly ot Newport
ddc.s costs and interest ; a d ~swn Beach, California, until 7 :30
,f Twe.n ty--one Jwd 31/100 rs, o'clock P. M., on Uie 27th day of
vith interest from the 31•l ~ly or N ovember, 1950, at which time
Tuly, 19:i0, la now (at the 4&!~ of they wtll be publicly opened and
hi.a writ) aciuaJly d ue o'1 I said read, tor the &ale of the tollowtnr:
Judgment. I. ~ Water Department BulJdtni, I
1 have, on the Slat day of J)cto.. located al 2807 Newport Bou· 1 ">er , 1Q50, levied upon all the1i~t. levard.. ~ ~tle, claim ld lntereat ofQ u.id 'lbe building will be open for tn-
tefendant (or either of th~r:) in 1pection dally, Monday through J
tnd to the fol wine deacrt real Friday' until 4 :00 o'clock P. M., l
~tale, to-w1t:j 1 priOT" to the open1nc of blda,
Item .1 : U:lta 10, 11 and 12 No ~id Will be received unlea
of Block 2 of Newport1 y It .. ~ on a propo9a1 form fur.
Tract, u per map t.here4f r:-_ niahed by the Cit,,.. Engineer.
corded In Sook 4, Page l:tfti of Each bid mu.1t. be accompanied
Ml8Cellaneoua Mapa, ~· by f caab. certltltd or Cuhle-n ,.
of Or.nee dounty. califo a. check)L~ad• payable to tM City
Item 2: Lota 11. 12~13 of Newpurt Beach tor an amount
ln Block 4 1 of Balboa. equa,I to at lea.It Ten (10) per cent
u per map thereof of•.pl.e aMOWlt or the bld.
tn Book •. Pag• u ot . ·1. Th• opec1a1 attention ot -I
taneoua Maps Records Qf !pr. ~UYe bidden ta eaJI~ to the
ange C<>untr. califomlal , "Propooal ReqW.....ent and Con·
NotJce Ls hereby atven.~ on cHtltJllW' annexed to the blank 1'rk1a7, U>e ~ day of -r. form of propooal, f<W tull dlrec·
t900, at Two o'c:lodl P . ~ · Mid Uona u to btdd.Jn&', etc.
xy, l will ~ to ..U frpnl The City of N..._t Beach. r.
,:,f u.e court ~ door, en· arve. the rlgbt to reject any or
-(D u.t City "' Ana, all bi?-at publlc aucuo.. to Ille · C. IC. ~.
bidder for .,..,. In La 'Maney Qty O.rk
ot U.. Uliltecjl Btateo, all ~rict>t. Qty ot Newport Beach, califomla
tlllo, clalm.aild In-ot,llAld do-Ho. 1111-Prem. .
,_t._ (Orr·' ot 1111. . In .... _ ~··· 18-23. 1900. . . . ' • . -
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Ave. Balboa Island
OVEN READY
TO BE ASSURED OF THE FINEST
TURKEY YOU CAN BUY
ORDER NOW
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Broad Breasted
NO PIN
FEATHERS
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Children Visit
p~~ I ~!.~~j~~~ or
ork and cooperation In various
and acUvttJes of their
, eJght. pupils o r St. Joa-
ParochJal achool, Costa Mesa,
rewardFd on Wedn~y or ~aat \\.'eek wtth a. trip to H0Uyw<>9<1 ~nd a tour or the Walt Dl.sney
. ,.tudlos.
_ , Among the children enjoying a
_. 'tr£.e day" and the gay excuraion
1 ere Barbara Slocklon and John
'!Markel. who were crowned King
.and Queen of the ParJ8h l<'eatJval
Oct . 1 in a popularity contest cOn::
. ducted among pupils or the achoo!.
, Runners-up In the contest were ' ' ,Jacqueline Mak'!ly, Suzanne Nia-
-aen and 'B:tlly J ohnson, who Wt'rc ·ra.l!!O part or the ~tourage jour-
neying to the movie city. Charles
Markel wu awarded the trtp for i his efforts: tn seJllng the hlgtlest
· number or .subacrtpllons to The
Ti<!ings-Catholic weekly public&·
lion. David Eddy and Karren
LesebfTg. who were winners in an-
~ ·~ other paper drive. werf' also re-
. i ~ n rl warded ln the same maiiner. l JMBBE LLA TREE. covered "ith py &nd spatkUnc omament.A. .. admJred by Mn. ueprs e Strlcke.1, All of the youngsters werC'
a nd Mn. L L hbell a t th• AsMltftanue Lracue'• Bazaar and brid~. luncheon. Sltttos ~nd tht" lablel·. treated t o luncheon ln Los An-
'" Mn. Vll'Jfnla llatch. · (J?ress Photo)' 1 geles, after which they were es---------·----------------~·~--· 1 corted through the Disney studios --·--~------~---~--1 Former N·ewport Capta·1n . 60 Fined for lnH>xication:. :',;'. c~~;;;c:,N;';':~a;:;hoD~~:'"::i
LETS J ALK I . . 1 I · , I Lawr~ce Roland Trueblood, ~7, ;:~~ ~art::te:.imated Disney
N S d • u • • 828 W . Ocl'an Front, Balboa, WB-" Each l t d TURKEY l OW tu· JIOg af OIVefSlfJ ~ned $~5 ~or ~nt~iicauon ta~~_ with tw~00~~~~.;~:d pr;:~~~n
I d ewpor eac c Y. cour n • characters. 1t was reported bv
. ay. 1 Mar Ther ( M H V K d ' · IF YOt'I RAVES'T A It will be "Four score and seven yean ago .. rrom uext Sunday Police received n1 call Sunday I&~ Ay "'"'1 rslh. · h·I Ian ie. . . . 8 '·: ccompany ng e sc oo chll·
BARGAINS Tlrtre ert No Low1r Feris!
! 0-II'•• If---' ~;• Ow"'•• ._ ... "'"'" If-York • • • S.f .10 $1f.65 t Chlco90 , $J6.IS $66.JS ~Dlfort • • 52.60 f4.70 Mi1u1eopoli1 0 , l-4.6J 62.40
"lfo1hin1ton, D.C. 47.45 I S.45 New Orleont , , 34.40 61.t S
Dlotroit • • • 1• 42.10 77.0S Doi Moine• 0 • 32.45 ·Sl.4! ,,.,-, ,,,~ ,._, ,. ... ,
ti h Hy ,,.,. EAST tr.• let A:..pl", ~I "f•1t-"-" lXrtlSSll
BARGAINS in "A.ezlng Allllrlca" T 011rs
' C!omp~ete, ~re-arra~ged vacarion t.ours at am4:i•glJ low to11. Hotels, rrans-
irorrauon, s1ghr..s~1ng rours ... all 1ncluded ar one: low price. for eumplc-:
, CHICAGO ... 9-Day Tour ... S93.97
J. NEW YORK CIT'' ... IS·Day Tour ... $139.49 l.IRCLETOUR:Souch,Easc,Mid .,·~st ... 21 Days ... $189.9J !o.~w. R-Nci;• ,,..,. r• .. -. .,i,,. 74.,
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ROASTER BJ(l E::\'Ol.GH J that Abraham Lincoln delivered those famous words during ht! Getlyll-:2:> p.m. to lhe effect that th!!~ drrn on the trip was the Rev. MRS. c. c. S \\' . .\.FFORD, Agent
FOR YOl.R I burg addrt'SS, November 19, 1863.. was a ramil~ row &:l the Trueblood, Father Thoma!l J . Nevin, paator 532 Cout Higb,,'tly. St•\vport lkach Phone Bea.con Mn
T H ANKSOIVI SG Tl.RKE\'. The 87th anniversary date was recalled by Captain Clarence S . home. Police found Trueblood! or the church
.I II Williams, USNR. former resident or Newport Beach, who Is a senior ~::tk w8;'1~ :1:v';ffe 8a~~udhea~~~ . .'G REYH 0 UN D HERE'S THE PLA-CE TO COME student at ~he Unlveralty of booked fo' Intoxication . , t -Be wloe-tell -~•--advc•tise !
I Southern California. Now In his Scoufs to Begi"n • ·. -People do read the Press ads. ,
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Al.JJ MJSlJ~f, GRASITE WEAR ANO
MAGSAUTE STAJNLEss ROASTt:ns '11 ~·~~~tr:t~n~~i~i~~:~~:;:,~r~ Training Cou~e , I A. BIG 1,, (A.·N OF CALO FROM $1,49 UP lion on "Ab'8ham Lincoln' HI' I Boy Scout trRinlng .courses will Message to lhf' Atomic Age." COMPLETt:: .1.1.l'li't:: 01'' KITCllEI\'WARE ·l TTENSll-~ TO In applying the Gettysburg ad-begin Monday. Nov. 20, 7 :30 p. m. ~AKE uol in Room C-11 at Southern Califor--j.,.. . .. .. 'H HfJLJIJAY COOK l~G 1\ P LEAS ITRE dres.<1 to ('Urrent times Captair. ll W!lllama refers to the new Ma.sun nia Bible College. Costa Mesa.
a.nd Dixon Line as the A.retie Cir· Theil they will continue each
cle. "On th<' othf'r aide anll behind Monday thereafter for eight ses-
sions of two hour!-! each.
i +---------. MAD MOORE'S CASH & CARRY
BALBOA eon.E\'A1to AT NURSERY
21Mt STltt:t~·r, ~F.\\'POftT
FRESH HERBS FOR BE 11 ER
THANKSGIVING SEASONING
MARJORUM \
SAGE I
THYME (
WINTER SAVORY )
In c&M 2 ,., 59 r
63 O ther Varieti es of Growing Herbs
fo r every purpose --·--------------r
Balboa .'YV•shl_t I
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30 Min. Washing -FI Jff Dry illg ' · J
Bla nkets Wool Shampooed and Dried 50;
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the Iron Cul'tain are the i·nsln.ved
peoples while U1is side includes the
fret-mr-n and won1en of A mf•rica.
''Today, the fat~ of this country
is at stake. Thr enemy, having
railed to esta,J:illsh a state of hu-
man. happiness within its own
borders, considers the American
slandard of living a.11 incompatible
with its O\)'n. lt demands that v.'e
be destroyed because we have a
way of life that he cannot fol-
low." declar<'s the orallon.
Scout Ma.ster Harold Case sayl'l
tht'.' need f or trainlng i.'I great in
the county and that to give the
buys and men In the area propeT
scout spirit and knowledge. leaders
must be trained. The course is
~~~in:h~ou~;:al Horn~ Owl
Afte r the 1&.st weekly session.
there will be a week-end camp. To
be taught in the course are: Troop
and Patrol Organization. Troop
Rnd Pr.trol Program Planning.
Tronp and Patrol Camping.
"Let us highly re.<.1olve that. like
1:incoln's words, the United Na-Need Toys for
t1ons. untler God. shall have a new
birth or rreedom; and that gov('rn-Holiday Season
ment or the people, by the people.
and for the people, she.LI not per-Approach or the holiday Mason
lsh from the ee•th." · d empha.siz.es the need for toys an
Captain Williams i.<i majoring in children's furniture a t the Salva-
international relations at SC and lion Army social service center
is preparing himself for further serving the Ne\vport-Balboa area.
Naval service. Duling his 35 years This was pointed c ut today by
ln the Navy he took part in World Brigadier Fred Ohrn. center man-
\\'ar I aboard convoys of the AEF ager, in making an appeal for do·
to France. Later h e bec•n1e n nations of castoff games, wheel
navigation expC'rt and laid out a goods. toys, c lothing and furniture.
serie.<i of transoceanic courses for "Thousands of youngsters will
such pilots as Amelia Earhart and be without gifts on Christmas
Roscoe Turner. niorning unless the Salvation
~uring World \Var TI ~e ~asap-[ Army receives a good supply of
pointed h~ad of the nav1gal1on di?'-no-longer-needed children's a rt-
pal'tm<'nt of the Navy's midship-il'Jes." Brig. Ohrn said. "Telephone
man's school at-Northv.:estern Uni-Uf.l at Harbor 07!\8 If you have any
verslty. Later he se rved as a con-suf'h items to donate and a Sal·
voy cofthmander In diretting fleets vat.ion Army Red Shield truck will
of merchant ships In the Pacific µick them up at your horn" or
8.rcas. His pron1otion to the rank offi('c."
ut captain gave him the a.11sign-
I of co1nn1an~i g.~ · r , f:.l '1i&Wb.,A world' ~ l
l>-1. 8 ~-,.. .... ""d
c p le of titling a battleship.
H tt was a"'·artted lhe Bronze
Star ~fedal for out.standlng ser~
vico at the time or his retirement.
when not attending classea ar SC
Captain Williams lives on hiJ<
ranch, Harmon)' Hill. in Elsinore. l ----Harb~ 272~ J
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Mrs. Annibale RoncagJia, 305
Fifth St.. Huntington Beach, r~.
ceivcd a brulsed left ankle in a
two-car accident on Highway 101
near Marguerite avenue. Corona
del Mar at 3 :56 p.m. $1.inday, New-
port police reported.
Mrs. Roncaglia was riding as a
pa83enger ;n a car drtven by her
husband. Annibale RoncagUa, po-
lice said. The-lcaglia CJ.r at-
ten1pted to mo er into the first
lane or tc-artic a d atruck the left
front fender of a car trveJlng In
the same dlrecUon driven by Mary
Wlllian1s GlLrmany, 401 Newport
Blvd .. Costa Mesa ofttcen added
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IN
AND SEE OUR REMODELED
AND REDECORATED STORE -
'· Alld i:lSpcct the large stoek of Hardware and
Builders' Items. At prices you· can afford to pay.
All the well kn.own names of Builders' Hardware--
Quality merchandise which we offer you at a
iiaving. • I * To each resident of the Harbor area who vis.its
OW' store before ·Dec. 1st we will make you a
duflicau key to YJ>W' home ~ -No charge.
• 8~'1"'-w 8udtltilU Bupplf
818 ec.a llhraJ Newport '8eadi .._ 8025 , l ;
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Seen Over City
Ten or fifleen bluE' f!ames in tht>
sky going so fast that they were
only in sight from five to
seven ::ieconds Wt>re reported to
Newport police Frida.y night.
Cpl. H . Shores. from 1wlarlnf'
Corps Air Stalion El T oro, no-
tified Newport police ""''hat he saw
at 11 :30 p .m. Friday. Cpl. Shores
said he saw the blue flames In the
sky while taking a \Valk w ith his
wtfe.
Shores said thE're waa no Mund
to be heard and the blue names
traveled In the direction of La-
guna Beach from Newport Beach.
He added that they were not jet
aJrpl&nes as there were none fly·
Ing that night.
Similar streaks ot light moving
in a northerly directJon over New-
port High school were seen by two
membera of the Presa staff ea.rller
In the evening. ,.
Arrest Boys for
StHling Cable
Ford Dealers to
Sponsor TV Show
Ala.n Young, highly rated tele-
vision comedian, la to be spon·
M>red by the Ford Dealers' Ad·
vertising AS80Clation or Southern
California according lo an an-
nouncement by Theo Robina, New·
port Harbor's Ford dealer.
The program will now be seen
Tuesday nights at 7 p. m. via
K'TTV -Ch&nnel 11. Ftrst pto-
'{ram for the Ford Deale.n will M
viewed ne:it.t '1\Jesday night, No-
vemtter 21.
Employers Ra~
Fund for Charity
Two · Newport · Beach youth.a Newport Bee.ch welfa.re agttnciea
will appH.r ln juvenile court soon will be a.mons lboee to ahare ~ th•
charged wtth selling junk cablee ::ornblned charity fUnd raS&ea by
whlc:h they atole from ' _. yu<I omplo)'HOI of tbe Floor b>rpo-
•t 817 Coaat Hlgb.W.y, Newport Uon, It wu a.ruwutwed 7 .... rda:p
Beac:h, 11°11"" allqed. -by D . W. Damell, preol-t o6 tlle
'nle t'1o boy9, -12. alid 17. Loo Ansclcs en&in~ compu,y .
'""" rel.....s to tllelr 'J>U<Oibo All M T -pl-,at >'luor'a
attu app11 .. 11 .... for petltlolla for -plul contrlbGi.d la u.o 19IO
Ju....Ue court appearancaa "....,.. eampalp aacl It la-·-ni.d on tllem. Police Uk\ ~ boyo the nm. Ill one of the rim major
had aokl tbe cable t-0 a local junk compante:a In the Lo9 Ahgelel ~
~.. altct' taldns It ,_, -to _,.,,, 100 per cent,pl&Dt JI&" -t yard. Uctpatloa. • I ' . I
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FOR IVERY PET
IN 1 THE COUNTY!
You t Grocer is
wai ~~f} to give you
a wo()derful present
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·4,;i.. · '.· · . ur pet ..
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enjdy the '"thrill of ils life' ...
a big•deeli~ious'CALO meal.
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Co upon right away. It 's wort ll
real money.
I Be prepared for a wonderful
' l , • • surp~ise, you ~ pels hearty en1oyment
of b Cleelicious'CALO meal. Now you'll .. -know why CALO is the national favorite.
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t,t. t lARGE CAM Of t~llO DOG or Cll FOOD
Thanks from r
C£R , Give the under·
t.\R. GRO FR££ can of CALO sign~ Cone, food at our e1:penl8· oogor a
CALO for 1his : ! opportunity
·10 p!ease I
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Juanita R . Bond. daughter of
Mr. and Mra. B.&JTY Theure~ 16'1.
B"lower St., Coat.a Mesa, bu bffn
cOmmlMioned a aecond lieutenant
In the United States Army, it waa
leamed thta week. ·
William Burdick, physical In·
structor, uplalned to the cxecu-
Uve board of the Newport &acb
Jtlementary Parent-Teacher Aa-
sociatJon when it met Thuniday
morning. Nov. 8, the pufpose of
the )leaJth council formed recent...
ly at the Ensign school.
Wins Rag Drive
LL Bond wu staUoned at Fort
MoA..mouth. N . J ., and after being
commlll81oned wae Mnt to Camp
McPhereon, Ga. During the nine
yean &he ha.I been In the army,
·Lt. Bond served In Japan and In
the European theatre of war.
Thia council Includes the achool
prtn.cipab. lhe physic&l education
inat'ructors. a doctor, a dentist.
the achool dietitian, the school
nurse and representattve.8 of the
p .-T . A . and the · A.85istance
Lr-ague.
It Is the purpoRe or the council
l o ittud)' any health problenui that
would concern the 5chool di11lrl.cl.
The need for re~Jlar health check -
ups with the C1:1.1nily physician was
stre~d. /\ (f\r1n f.3 being pre-
pared by the ~rb r,.,I tn be S('nt
home for the pRrent tn cornpletc.
The school CH.n "c heck height.
weight, eyrs and eR1s but depends
on th<' home to furnish any in-
formalion IUi to the child's physl·
cal recorr1 ~ nrl hiR a bi lily to
quality in a (nil phy~it:RI e<lt.k:allnn
proi;-ram. If the chil rt h.lls had hi~
year!~ rlt<>Cl<·llP with his phy!'!lcian
It will be Ain1plt> to ron1plete the
chart. If not, It is hopCfl that he
will receive such a rhrrk-up.
P osters n1a.dP tor th~ r~cent
menibcrshlp f'llrolilnenl for the
P.-T. A. were lll1'plnycd. Prize~ or
two dollars ench to b,~ used for art
supplies \Ver1' ~·ivt>n tu lhc four
best arti!lt!'I, Vlr~inla Fu ~i t. Elea -
nor Guthri(', Camilla Entcke anr:I
Bob GrflhRm. all of th(" S<•venlh
grade. The prize ""'1nnlng posters
will be entrrrd in the Fourth Dis-
trict P .-T. A. poster contest.
Three eig'hth grade pupils, Tnm
Webster, Marie Pleger and Ron
Chase carvrd attractive wooden
plaqU('S with the oak treC' symbol
of thr f'.·T . A. IA'hich a re to be
US!:d fnr tl'le nto"lhty attendsnce
roon1 aw11rds M.nd will be passed
from room to rnom in each S<'hool.
Mis.<o Marie Hc[fl!rn. the art in·
etructor is rl'!-!pnn~ih l c fnr havin~
the children do thi:; at't work and
her· conperatlon is d<'t·ply apprc<:i·
ated by thP boa rrl.
Room '.\lolhf'r,.
The Room Mothcr8 n1ceting be~
tng held In each of the schools
have been vrry , .. ·ell altf'nded and
lhe time !<pent by th!." lracher ex-
plainin~ the y.-.ur~ courRe of study
ls ot great value to the parents
attcndln~.
MrR. C. R . Pcylnn, ways and
mean~ c hairlnHn . prrKenletl her re-
port to lhf' bmtrd an<I recomr.1entl-
ed thHt the elementary P .-T. A .
join the high Achool f'.-T . A. in
one money raising event f or the
year.
Thn next mPetini:; of th<> Fourth
.: Dh~frict i:;; to bf' in Garr!t•n Grove
on N ovembf!r 16. T .. uncheon rC'ser· v~tion~ ,qhou ld he phoned to Mrs.
L. J . Csenar ~for<' Nov. 13.
P.-T. A . ~f'f'tlng-
The reJrlilar meeting of the
P .·T. A. will bf' in the CorOna del
Mar :'<Choo! sudltoriurn, ~1onday,
Nov. 20 at 2 p. m. A panel wlll
be given on "ThE" Rear1ing Pro-
gram of Our Schools." Mr!.
Grayce Scvlr.r, principal of Corona
del MA.r school. Miss Mary Beery.
tnstrurtor at Horace Ensign school
and Miss Agnr.!I Carlson, remedial
reading teacher will present the
pa.nel. The gler clubs of Corm-ta
del Mar and Newport schools will
turnh1h the rnusl~.
Costa Mesa Maln 11ehool tee.ch-
ers, parents and pupllJ! are to be
congratulated on lh<'lr wonderful I
cooperation in bringing 4..~4.5
pounds ot re.gs this year tor thc
just-concluded Main School Pf A
tag drive.
Mr. Wright's 8th grade room
won the campaign with 658 IM.;
1wfr. Ingran1'11 8th grade .won eec·
ond with 613 pound&, while Mr11.
Par.!lon.s' 5th grade class brought
in ~8-t pounds.
The v.·inne rs will be given a
"skating party by· tJie PTA. Bc-
c:tusc of the close contest Mr.
Wright's room tie.a e.~lsed Mr, ln-1 ~ram's roon1 to the skating fes-
tivity to be held Tuesday. Nov. 21 .
after school. Tr&nl!l(>Ot'latlun will
be furnlshro for all childre n.
Mrs. Harcld Knipp. chairman of
fh!: drive, wishes to l harik all the
~tudents, t.eaC'hers an<1 nlembe..rs of
her con1mi ltee In helping to 1nake
lhf' campaign such a successful
one. Serving on th1? commitlel'
with ~frs, Knipp .... -e re J'i.1mcs. D<'n·
nls Hnglt'ntl. Wlllilll'll Cross. Wgg. f
ner. Harold Eln1el', H11.rry Hilliard,
Ray Trautwein and Judson Suth-
erland.
1 Week's Services
at C.D.M. Church
"'Three Christian Paradoxes"
will Ile the topic or the sermon to
be preached by the Rev. Paul Ed·
w a1·d Babbitt In the Corona del
Mar Community chu1ch In \he 11
o'clock W orship service on Sun-·
day. N ovl!mber 19.
· The Sunday school. with Mrs.
Raymond H Rrvq as sup1:1 lntend-
cnl. will meet at 9:-1~ a . m. The
Junin'r H igh Pilgrim Fellowship.
with Harlttn Hoyt. as counselor. I
will meet at 5 p_ m . The Senior
High Pilgrin1 Fellowship. with the (
Rev. Paul Rabbitt as counselor.
wil~ lettve the church at 6 o'clock
to go lo the Brea Congregational
church where they v.·\ll be the
guests, of the Brea Pilgrln1 Fel-
lowship.
TliMt.kslfl"·t.ns ~n·ieE"'
A special Thankaglvlng service
will be held in the sa.nclu11.ry of the
church on Wednesday evening.
Novembeci 22 at 7 :30 o'clock. Thl'
R Pv. Perry F . Schrock, minister
emeritus will preac h the sermon
on the topic: "Thank God and
Take Courage.'" The servic<' will
be presided over by the Rev. Paul
Edwa.rd Babbitt. The choir. unt.lcr
the direction of Mary Ba•tl'n Stef-
fensen, will sing hvo anthen1s.
Plastic Party for
Home Economists
A bent'flt plastic party will be
hf'ld at a. mettlng or the Hom<'
EconnmicH club of the Costa Me~H
Grange Tuesday, Nov. 21. In
Grange hall. Each member is re-
quested lo bring at least Oil('
guest.
At the latest meeting of tht'
club men1beni worked on Christ·
m11.s t ifls for several or the wom-
ne·s wards at the Orange county DIAMOND" A"
'Cuba' Momi · i · Luther Lea ue Addr~sses Gr~~ge Na!'1es Q seers J
'CUb&• Kotrll, hlChWS1 patrOl MemMr1 of the uther Lea e
officer, pve a' ta1k. ,on atet.1 b&-ot the Neowport H rbor Luther n
fore member• of the OM,t.a Mea church met at th~rsonage S~n
Oran,-e at their latest rrieetlnJ. day evening tor a me of devotion
Harold Kyle, Grange Mu"ter, h&d and fellaw&hlp. El Uon of offlcf
charge ot the buatneu eeulon. tor the ensuing yap.r were cbo n
Anpual Church Day will ~ held with the foJlowlnj named: Ja et
by th~ Grange Sunday, November Loucks. prceidC'nt; Shirley Ne •
19. Membera will attend ln a body man. vtce-prcalden ; Joey 14urjte.
the morning eervtce at the Costa aecrelary ; end Ja'1t Laurie. tre .. -
Mesa Comm. u n It y Mett\odlat urer. Rev. Herbe11 Ro~h ga,•e an
church. A potluck dinner will fol· Jntere1'tlng t.a.lk o '"H ow to \Vin
lo w •t Grange Hall.· Souls· F or Christ. Retrt'Rhmeill!I · I W<'re .eerved at t•c t:loac ot .he
CleMlfled ada ·coat llttle, do much. meeting. • p '~ I
CUT BEANS M~l
"'" Mesa Circles
Eight and Nine
hospital. "\.
A contest jg. planned by the
group with each men1 ber to make
a etuffed toy for Yuletide giving
at the County hospital. A priZf'
will be aw&r<1ed the me1nber nlak-
lng the nicest t oy.
C & S SWEET ·POTATOES M92.
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Meeting Thursday, Nov. 9, in
the home ot Mrs. Elsie Hotstrney-
<'r. 270 E . 23rd i:;l., were mcmbe\B
• ot ctrc!e Six of the Coftta M~
Community Chuith WSCS. Mrs
Grace Zimmerly ~ave the mlsaion-
ary story. Othf"l'S pre~cnt .were
Mme11. Irene Peterson, Jf'SSie Bol-
ing and Bennie Davig. Next se&>-
&ion Is f!Cl for Dec. 21 with Mrs.
H~len Woods.
Devotions "·ere It'd by f.trs.
Fern F'Of'll for n1en1berl'I ot Circle
Eight who gathered Nov. 8 with
Mrs. )'IRc Darrell. :l89 Broadway.
Included were Mmes. Grace
Thompson. Arlene Christenson.
Valera Beebt>. l.tary Sheran, Zuc
Hall. Pauline Atithof( and Mary
Chamberlin. N ext meeting will bl'
held Dt-c. 13 with Mrs. Mary Sher·
an, 179 F\014·er St.
Junior Riders
Take Ribbons at Round Robin
A Chinese 11.Jnchron wa8 served
by hostesses Mmes. Alice Kyl4>
Josie urns, Mabel Quarry. Adda
Stearns and Marguerite
uarry. Mrs. Dottle Georgt>.
chairman. had charge of the bu.si ·
ne88 sea.sion.
Present were Mmes. Agill'S
Arundell. Hilda Bennett. Gertrude
Bu.shnell. Roberta Rapier. Clar1t.·
belle Parsons, Edna Hutchinson,
A.li ce Mullins, Ida Humason Alice
Kyle, Gertrude N t'lson, Man1ie
Case. Alice Fox. .tane Garrett.
Josie Burns. Mary Williams, Adtla
Mae Stearns, f.tin.ll Mitchell,
MiMes Mary and Ellzabelh Hall.
Mrs. M. S. Bernard
is Honoree
at Mesa Shower
Mre. M. S. Bernard. 2640 Fair·
Juniors of Boot.II and Saddle Rid· way Drive. waa honored guest at
Ing club are coming to the fore In =1. layette ahower. given Frlday.
a moat decided ntanner and outdid November 10 by' Mra. Cerald
the seniors three to one when they SpArk.8 at her home. tr.86 Orange
took part tn the ae.aon·a first avenue. Coeta Meu.
,{tound Robt.n pl&:)"<lay hekl Sunday Canasta \VU played. wlth prizes
at Weatminaler. tolnl" to Mmes. Edith Shwtter and
Brtnctng home ribboo aw&rda dw-lts Howard ot Costa Me.a w~. Glen Thona1. Kay s&itey &nd F.arl W . Sperka of Udo J.sle.
~ Joeephlne McKee of 'the Jun· lhteresttng pecltaps were piled
Jo.re. with Bill Warne taking a tu. the decorated b&Mine~ to be
ribbon fOf ttie BeDlora. opened by the upect..ant mother.
• Tlru.nday nlghl there will be a · A la~ stork kept (Ua1'd over 14 oJ>d bow!Utul 7hankql¥ing lh• refreshment table and le.
dln.Der at tbe chlb houA on the cr.m,4 aerved wtlh cake and oof-
(aJr ~ with ettr)'Ql'le ftu7. ree. wu moulded in the .iiape of
inc around for ~ tu.rkey a.nd at.orb and buslnet.. ~ • · · Preamt ..-ere Mn. Bem&rd,, Mra.
Dll!od "'!'Wl1 ot ~ ond Sparb. Mn. Dall.on~
rjrlllos, tbo ' dub la ·~ • . Loo ~:--. ~.
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I • • New m.embere received into the
Fl..i Baptl.t church of Coot&
Mesa aWerlicu Sunday wen Mr.
and Mra. J . C. U onb&rge.r and eon
Lyle of Corona dcl Mar; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Rlch&rda of Santa
Ana: 1'1r&. V. J. TeU\erton: Mra.
TbQma.a Merritt_:· Sally and Bar·
bara Cooper; Mr. and M rs. "Melvin
John.son of CORta Mesa; Glen, Eve-
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ot Anahel"l:.Jerry ~ffln, Loa An-
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