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lly T. N . ("BRICK") GAINBll
U doem'l ·-m Ilk• a year,..,
when the Buslnea and. Profeit-
•ional Ba.bet mpon.t0red tbetr an·
bual ChrUtmu Pnvtew, but that
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THE PBi:8s
A mirror of tho mool
rapidly developing .....
of Ille Callfornta South eo..w Empire
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Alma to be dean, t&ir
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Umee here again, and like thl• I '------------.J popular wppart
depL pointed out last year, any-
one's nut.a who doeen't go to at ' Jeut a couple ot t.he three days
'of U)e lhow.
It ata.rta tonight. Thureday, with
a big whln"'gdlng in the Rendez.
voue featu1i ng an all-gal band, "°
you may be u.sured that all "the
paJ>&' 1n the -neighborhood will be
attending, and may even bring
thei't' C&rnllie11.
There'll be ano ther big progplm
Friday nJght and Saturday after·
noon and as I hlnted earlie r, any-
one who doesn 't a t t end h88 blown
hla t op.
IT'S A BIG
PROJECT
One or my favorite fema le or~
ganizatlons. the Buslne81!1 and Pt"O-
feulonal Babe.CJ, has worked ' t he
Preview from a tiny . o ne-nig ht
atand affair to a big deal a t tract-
ing lots ot attention. The primary
thoug ht behind it wo.s-and still
ls-to !!how loca l folks they'd be
nuts to go somewhe re else to do
their Chri.stmas shopping when
they can do it better and cheaper
right here at home.
And business people of the area
get right bt>hind'em to prove their
point, displaying a ll their fine a r-
ticles in elegant booths . There's
dancing a.nd priu -aw'ardlng a nd
all sorta of tun, and everyo ne 's
welcome to come and !lee just w hat
"the commun ity hu In the way or
a n energet ic club a.nd fine Christ-
mas buying opportunU~.
Don't say I dJdn't warn you
about t he time you'll mlll8 if you
don't go!
IT HAPP.ENED ON
THASKSOJVINO
tf anyone' during any other y_ea r
.~d mentioned this dept. would
be catching albacore on Thanks-
giving day I'd call 'cm nut.a. But
that's just what happened.
Dr. Ray (Chump! S mith of
Santa Ana Rnd his nice boat Dear
Diary invited this dept. along' with
Van Pomeroy of Santa Ana and
we each caught two big'na.
Now that the Thanksgiving fish
have been raugh t. everyone's t11i m·
ing at a Christmas fish ! Hard to
beHeve. Isn't it?'
S PEAKl1''G OF
FISllfNG
Jack CUrnow. who wrilf'S a good
flsh 'n game column for the good,
grey L. A. Times, h a.s a good Idea.
He points out that the S tate
Division of F t.sll'n Game Is going
to conduct. two mee tings in L . A.
in Janua ry and that m emben ot
the commisalor, ..wi.,h toJlear trom
aportamen eve~here their Ideas
concemlng rerubMJona covering
their favorite sport.
Oh. Brother ! That throws t he
gate wide open, I hope. t o hun-
d reds o f loca l &nl'ler&-the ones
who ca n w rite, that lf-t o d iscuss
w ith the Fi.sh'n Ga.me thfl $,3 II·
ceuse t or ocean ancten and the
screwball Idea of having a limit
on fish in the wtde and free ocea n
for sportsmen and none tor t he
commercial charact en .
~ I hope thousanda of l!lport.sme n
get enough gumption to write and
ask the comm i!alonel's what they
get In return tor their ocean-ang-
ling SJ e xcept a Jot ot hampering
regulations. I a.lao hope they point
out they don't want their $3 to
be used to plant one ( ! ) t rout In
a mountain s t ream for aome_brye
fisherman to yank d irec tly .... out
before It ha rdly get.a Its fins wet.
I hope they'll uk aban donmen t
of the unfaJ r and, I believe. Illegal
$.3 license for ocean fisher men-
and ask the comml118ion· why no
other state has a sim ilar regula-
tion.
In C&!'Je anyone's ln tereated, t he
t1 ret meeting's on Jan. 5 a nd the
11.ddr ess is State Dlvialon of F ish
11.lld Game, Room 1006, S tate
Building. Los Angeles.
Please. lf you're a sports fish·
erman. dash down to t he notions
store. buy some ubestos pa per.
and get otf a not e right now to
lhe Fleh'n Ga mers, huh ?
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VOLm(E XI PHONE HARBOR 1616 NEWPORT BEACljl. 'CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1950 SIXTEEN PAGES FIVE 'CENTS
• ' J ADVANCE GIFTS IN BOYS CLUB FUND CAMPAIGN TOTAL $3,070 PASS NEW _ZONE
PlAN LIGHTS ON I MESA CEMETERY WINS , / / ~~gi~:o~~JO
DRIVE TUESDAY SUPERVISOR'S APPROVAL
Advance JiftA to the Boy~ · ' Club of QMts MeKa In thN r Fiery a ttacks upon the proposal to locale H arbor Rest Ce meter y
drl\'e for funds to maintain tbe on Gisler avenu.~. j ust west ot Harbor boulevard. In thr Costa Mesa
operation of thf" facility for tht! district, Called Tuesda y to block the project, and the counly Supervisors
younpt.-M4 of the community approved Its land U!le permit by a n una nimous vote.
now tot.al $3.070. Fln.t alkJ.t-Legal a p proval ot the cemete ry project rcqulr1•d l~e unanimo us
meat tO the fund ,,.aA f rom the vote. The 11.ppllcatlon !or a permit®----------------
Ne~ port H a r b o r Community h ad been pending bt!tore the super-tacked t he ceinetery project ho·t · C~t In the amount of Sl.000. visors t hree weeks and had been
The gift ""M fol!o\\'ed by $1300 prevlously rejected hy the county ty.
from ttw COMta M"8 UonMo club p lanning comtniuton on 8 5 to 4 Declaring lhat 80 (><'r cent or
out of thr fb~h fry fund. vote. The planners' r ecomffienda· t he residents opp<>st'd t he ceme-
' M 08t. out"tandinr rift "'M a tlon against the cem etery w aa tet-y ~ing located in their midst.
1'1emorla.1 Fund In the namt> of overruled by the supervisors' ac· Richinond at one point charg ed
W. C&rl s.-ocr In the amount tlon Tuesda y. t hat T . B. Talbert of Huntington
r~· Beach had t hreatened o ne woman (If S l OO. The fund \\U anony-Favorable a c tiOn did not come prot estant if s he continUed her mowily «i\·cn. S p<"llCf'r "'&.."I fhf' without plenty ot opposition. opposition. Talbert had t old the
originator of &y8 Club and pr~ N · hbo I t woman , said Richmond, t hat if she vllk-otl mOAt. of the facllit)-. 111• eig r ng p.-oper Y ow·ncr s, m~tly r~presenting large ranch-didn't drop her opposition he
di-rd rert:ntly. es, presented lhei~ objectiooA would S<>e that Mexican s hacks Thf' ,ElkK C lub of Se,~oport Har-bur havt-madf' a SIOO :Ulot-chiefly through Attorney Gordon would b<' erected in her Jieighbor-
mf'nt Crom th" Youth Fund for X . Richmond ot Orange, who. a t-(Uon tlDued on a-are :l)
Ac tion on two impr.rta!t piece:J
of municipal busine&.."' ..... as taken
by the city councll Mon~y \\'hr n
they passed a Romcwha~ rcvi~d
zoning ordinance on to secnnc1
reading at the next 8<'1ion and
tabled a planning commi ion tC'c·
ommendatlon to remo\•e th(' 10-
foot setback on the soul :;;idf' of
O<.'C'an Blvd. in Corona Jdel Mar
which would pa\'f' the we&-fo r thl.!
~isputed "acce&"I road." fiowe vcr .
1n the late r case they in11tru1·ted
the city engineer to prepb.1"1", planl'f
and speclflcatlon!I on th~1 joh. Fo~ held dO'\oVJl the cro •d at the
.session and little di~cusR n de\"rl ·
oped o~ zoning ch gcs but
the two major opponen c: of th«
accf'SS road. Co l. An4rew W .
Smith, 516 Ocean Blvd.. rona de l
Mar. and Atty. Mark S en. rep.
resenting W. T. Jeffe n 212
OcE'an Blvd., were on ha. to kc<'p
the meeting lively.
Pi:1nclpal point, r frst1 bro ught
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ttlf" support of th,. Boys (")ub
and a $20 Ifft ~ bf-en madt1 In
mMYtOry of llttlt' Frank Lowr.
re.iot"nt canf"!'r \•lctlm. WaJh•r B.
M ellott he.8 do"natf.d $1 50. Wll·
ant M~llott, $60 a.ad SIGO \\'M
rect"lvfil f rom another &DODY·
IMPROVEMENTS DUE SOON ON
' 3 MORE BALBOA BLVD. BLOCKS
DRAFTEES-t.rgt'!i t r roup of draftees from th t" S e,,·porl llarbor an·a lbu._~ far ll"rt for t he Lo!!I
Angt•li>M lnd11ctlon 8tatlon at 10:30 Lm. Wt'doelda;r from the b~!f sta lloit a t Tur1wr'"' Dn1~ on ~larl
rwr's M:lh>. Utt to right, nnt "°''' are: llO\t'ard II . , Thon, "'alte r E:. MIN igan, RUM!M'll S . Hampto n,
Jr., ~larv:Jn D. Hay. Ba.ck ro\\': Georg., Watklnot, Jim Thornburg, Not..~ E . Wroolle, Gt>·orgt> W. An.
d1•nw1n. John E . Barrett, and Walter IL Maw<Jlnlt le. c Press Photo J
up in a letter from th(> Coro na
de! Mar Civic As.sor1ation. was
t~e sewage proble.m of a\iy rutuie
blurr homea. The SMoci~tion. CoL
Smith and Jefferson, fill feared
the cesspools would ~'"n MWiln-
ming and create a heal h hazard
on th.e beach. F ollowing a motion
by Dick Drak(', the couqcil dPcid-
ed to c.tt.11 in Dr. Edward! Lee Rus-
sell for his opinion on :how deri-
OU!I the situation is.
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mous penon,
A blaze of porch lighUi all over
Costa Mesa next Tuesday night Is
cu rrent goal of a giant 250-person!'J
cam paign being waged to secure
opera tlon o f the local Boys Club
during t9o;t.
The campaign will seek to rally
100 per cent eupport behind the
local youth organlz.u lion w hich
service11 the recrea tiona l needs for
500 fyoungstera between the ages
of 8 and 18.
The unique n ight light drive 1111
being s taged by the Lions Club,
Klwahis. Gra nge, Friday Aft e r-
noon Club a.nd three Parent
Tea chf"r ANOC\allons.
Conducted under the leadership
(Contlnued on Pase 2 )
Francque to Head
Realty Board .
New p residen t of lhf' Newport
Harbor Board of Pteattors for 1951
will be Barney Francr1ue, 444 Aliso
A ve ., N ew port H eights. who has
hia realty office at 400 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa.
F ra ncque was named by Lhe new
board of dlre<::tors at a meeting in
t he office of , Ralph Mas key
Thursday morning. Serving with
F rancque in 1951 will be Car·J
Thomas, vice presiden t. and Mrs.
Ruth Jayred. sccretary·lreasurl'r.
Directors for the coming year
were chosen earller In the morn-
ing at the realty board's regula1
weekly meeting at Balboa Bay
club. New direc tors in addition to
Francque, Thomag and Mrs. J ay·
red are: F . C. Anc1resen. Ralph
Maakeyl. Harvey D . Pease (out-
going president) and Chad T\vich-
(Contlnued on Pace t>
l n1provement or three more blocks or B alboa boulC\•ar-d, between
12th and 1Gth 11lreet&, w ill be underway in about two l)r three weeks
following lhe a1A--atding o r lhe contract for the job by. lhf' city council
Atonday tO S ully-Miller Co. of O range. Low bid was Sl6,533.70 and will
a lso include the pavtn g of 15th St. from Balboa Blvd, to Bay Ave-.
W ith favorable weather the job<>----------------
can be compleled one m onth afte r
It ls begun which will be r.hc rtly
a fter the first of the year. Four
other com~~ tor the job.
Cont ract fol' el1bt 1treet ll&ht·
Ing unit.a to be used on Balboa
Blvd .. between 8th &nd 19th s treet.a
was awarded to Pacific Union
Metal Co. of Los Angelea for $3.·
367.20 and will Include the mod-
ern mercury vapor lumtnatora.
Action for Improving three ad·
dition blocks on the eaJ!lt end of
Balboa Blvd., batween 6 th and 9th
:5treet!'t, wu also taken by coun-
cilmen who acce pt ed the condi-
tions offered by U'l e board or su-
pervlsors for the county to do t he
paving w ork at a cost of $9,819.
The <::lty will provide the neces-
sarry 2,500 feet of eu~ng for the
job and t.he curb plans we re ac·
cepted by the council.
Water Un~ Contract
AlAo awa rded a t t he session
w u a contract t o install 3,360
feet of water pipe a long Coast
H ighway, Balboa Blvd., and other
s t reets in West Newport. Low
bidder was W. A . Robertson Co ..
or Compton and the p roject will
cost $16.l ~t .60.
Monday's mt"etin~
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on Pace le l
College Withdraws Request
to Annex New School Districts
Bowing t o strong op position f rom the Laguna Beach area, Orang1·
Coast Junior college district trustees wi thdr('W a petition requesting
annexation of the Laguna Beach and Capistrano high 8Chool districts.
The action. wa.1 taken by Dr. Basll H . Peter.son, college prc~idcnl,
before t he board of suprrvlsors Tuesday.
"Action on this matter was-.----------------
prnmpled by the !allure or a suf·
fi cicnt number of citizens from La-
guna and Capletrano to indicate
support for an annexation clcc·
tlon," Peterson said. "As lndicat·
ed earlier. our district does not
wish to fo1·ce a n ele.cUon w hich the
c itizens oppose."
"'Our position in t hil" mat ter ia
not changed," continued Peterson .
"It was orif'""1Y Intended when
Coa1tt College DiHtril't was ror1ncd
that Laguna and Capistrano be a
part o( It. Jn the beginning COil·
ditlons existed which prevenlrd
these districts fl'om j~nlng. Our
Board of Trustf.'l'~ felt obligated,
In keeping with original plan.!!. to
provid(' opportunity for Laguna
ancl Capistrano to share in the
ow nership of property and racili·
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Christmas Preview U.nderway !
Fourth annual Christmas Preview has opened with a.11 t he spa1'kl~®---------------'--
anc1 glamour of a. gala first night! The Re ndezvoua Ballroon1 In Balboa
hu been tran s fonned Into a miniature s hopping center , humming with
act ivity and ablaze with lights and coior . •
The Ne"·port H arbor aref 1ha.s long been known f0r Its sparkllng
blue harbor a.nd graclou11 relax --. ·•
ed way ot llvtng and Friday night
at 8 p.m., 14. of the area's lead-
ing clothing stores are prepa1ed
lo rstablish an equally outl!tand-
ing reputation A.a a etyle center.
advises Mrs. Nathalie Michaud.
chairman of this original fashion
program.
Entcrtain:,C'nt by s ta,;e 1:tnd
Sl'rccn celebrities , novelty dances
arid a special "?.1 t•et Your Nt·lgh·
bor" opportunity will adli lo 'the
1•11joyn1ent of the evening. K en
N1~f'S, prominent tadio star 14•ill
be masler of ceremonies and many
su1·pr iscs are planned to dellgh
lhe visitors.
Saturday afternoon, from fl :30
to 5 p.m. everyone lg Invited to
take part in a real hoe·dow n, a
me.tine<' !!'quare dancing f<'sllv&I.
You can grab your partner to t oe-
tick ling music and to the exc<'llent
call ing of maestro Bill Voorhees
and his lovely wife, you can dosey.
do lo your heart's content.
"\'IMlon of St . Sick "
Mrs. \ Bl'lty Jarvis , p1·e'vicw
cha irrnan. called ~pec illl attention
to th11 fashion show. a major . part
of Fric1ity night's entcrtainirent .
Titled "Vision of St. Nick," visi-
( Continued on Pa'e t J
Refuse Water for
CDM Oil Well
Ac,.,.,..1n1 v.ith Courn::llman
Dick Drake that It \\'Ollld Crt'&le
a blMl pn>eedo1•nt to ht-gin ~·11-
lnJf 1'fWO \\'&t•·r OUfKidf'I of th1·
l·lt~'. th1· ruunc·ll l\londa y night
r,.fUM"fl t o Kr.l.nt the Shl'll C>ll
Co. l)l'JrmJl'i8lon t.o 11~ "llf1•r
from tb~ munlclpal sy~t•'fll "·hlh·
drilling the oll \\'t"ll pbumt"CI for
thn-e·fourthlrl or ·• mlm e&tJt of
Corona df'I 1't.r.
"Tbe "·at.er llJ to r utility' pu r-
poNe!' only. not l'ornrrn~"'lal,"
li>&id Dntk., and Mayor l!!ibrll
add4•tl, "It. has bf'('n a lo nr rnt-
t.:1bll1ttM'd rultt not to Kof•U \\'81Pr
out.Kid~ thr clt,v and It'~ a good
rulf'I to full1n.,·."
She ll Co. had ~kt.'(I to U'tf!
fn1rn a I ',f f'ub~c foo1 JM•r mtn-
Ul t> minimum t u a maximum nf
four f•ublc fN•I for th1• ~lxmunth8
IH·rlod '''hilt' lhf" '''1•11 "'W<I bt'i OJC"
drllh'tl "i th drtlllnK tu &tart
('arly In ll•"f"f•mtw·r. Tht-cumpa-
:~~1"·c;~~1~;~·1· 1~n.~~~~~; .. ru~~
,,.,'lie r from (.'orona dol :\far tu
t.he drill Mll f'.
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~rgeformation of
P~rk Commission
Recommendation thal a park
commi$slon for Nrwporl Beach be
cRtablishcd, replacing the present
p111!ks anrt recr<'ation committee,
and with the authority to control
th1 J spending of the park fund
th1 ·rcby relieving the city council
or that respQEa..Si bHity, WR!i made
by th1• Corooa.:'dol Mh.r Civic AH·
st1clation at Wednl'sday night's
n1<·et1ng in the ~ran1mar 8('hool.
The association ~;ill make the
recommendation to the newly
f<J rml'd League or Civic Associa-
tionK of Newport Harbor, Presi·
drnt Verne Watflon said. and it
will be up to the Leasue to le.kc
fu rther action.
J•ot r:.u~k Olnnrr
A pot-luck dinner 1>tartcd orf
th1· nionthly nleeting o f the group
[ \\'Jlh l\1'r~. 1'~r<'d Harri~<•n. n1en1bcr
or lh1• assryeiation 's board o[ di·
r1·t·tors. in charge.
The p1·ni;rram immcd1alcly fol-
lowini;?; the cats was the !'Jhowing
or travel and adventure filnls by
Dana l...an1b of Corona del Mar,
who .,.·ith hi.<; wire have made Re\'·
era! rxpeditions down to Central
An1crica t o gather information on
1 the "Lost City of the f\.t ayaa."
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May Cki-Ke BPiieh
Councilmen polntert I out that ~
bath houses on the stkte bcctch
a lso have cestipooli:i ahd Mayo r
Isbell atated, •·1r lt'!S ~ bad tt.s
they claim, maybe we should elo8e
up the beach until lhetwers are
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· Braden Finch didn't lleve one
or two more C('R!!:pool.'J the bluff ~
would ruin the beach ~ut h<> f1t· I
vored having the sewap· situation .
cleared up. If th" r1 ad g°""
through, Finch though the for-j
mation of a sewage. \ssessment
district should follow c l<Jse behinl..I .
. Corona drl Mar Civiq A S'!OCll:l·
t1on suggested that if •n RA!k'~
ment be forn1cd fo r the acce~s.
road that the a.s."e~"l'mf'nts be
high enough to pro vidt-for the
sewers an urged that no Ce88pouh1
( ConUn.ue<t O_!I Pase :=)
Overdue Boat
With · 14 Cops
Returns Safely
Quietly but Hafe\y, sllppinit lntrJ
its dock by the Balbna F'crry lan11.
inK at 9 8.. m . Ttlf'Sriay WRH th ..
16·hour overdue 1'pnrtfishin,::: boat
El-Sea will\ 14 memb1•rs of tile w~
Angeles police ror1·e aboard. All
hand!: we~ slct!py b11t 1<18.fC'.
George Karl, 1014 Ea.."t Ba\bf.,11
Blvd., Balboa. skip ~r·O\o\'ne r of
the 54-foot f111hing b<1::tt. Ha id ht'
01.nchorf'd off C ry11tal Cove nt·it r
Laguna BcH.<'h Wh Pn <lark ft·11
Monday nii;?;hl durln~ a hcn.vy f(l~.
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•• K R1·J said he f('ft B1tlhl»t about
ti :.10 a . m. Mr:inday to take R ~ro11p
rishing for albac(Jrc on 11 -milt'
bank.
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TAMJE A LAST LOOK at &he&e MnOked ft•b A&lN hu°' on the bc-3.ch by the 1''e"·port pler bt.'Cau*' by . .
Planned by All Newport Harbor Merchants and Chamber of Commerce ~an. I Uwy "111 ha\·e dh1appeared pennane:nUy. City Cot1n<:il declclt'<I ~londay to prohJbit 11ellloC of
Mnttkf'd tb~h on th6 beach. 1 Howte on left bdonp t o !\Ins. Dorothy lk"RJ lk.-tft "'ho clalmt'tl it wu a
Pf'nonal action against bel by ~r •~eel fl.8h d eak·n. (Pree" Photo)
A merrier and brighter Chrlat-IJglOWI ahrtne erect ed at 22nd St. Current plans call tor the place+ Maurie Stan le y, BiJ lboa. l!!'land;
mu than ever beton la planned which wtU be nan.ked by jovial ment of llg htt'<S tree11 alo ng the Lonnie Vincent and Bert Wilaon,
this year t or the Harbor, area ae:-well-lighted Santa Clatl.9U, light-sidewalk.a and lighted pluUc BaJboa~ F red Stoddari:I and Burt
cording to Hay Langenheim, ex· ed trea and Uveatock. Tbe Cit y pt~u lo be atruna acroaa 8'lboa Procter. Coron11. del Ma.r; Charles
ecutlve eecretary ct the1 Newport Hall will have lta Chriatmu tree Bl._ / and Robert Beecher , Marlner'1
Beac h Chamber of Commer«. ehlnlng brtghUy In a place of hon· (~ Balboa laland Mlle; Clair Martin and J ohn
The Chamber. ln addition to u-or and the building ltaelf .wtll be Charles K irk, Newpo~
al11tlng In the aecUonaJ decorations: hunc witb multl-eolo~ light.a. Marine avenue on Balboa l •land •These m embers repqrt that it is
will ofter a n award ln each of tbe Oo....,._ de:l Mal' wtll become an avenue ot light.a planned to erect the acctlonal
BAN f UTU E SALE Of SMOKED FISH
ON BEAC BY NEWPORT DORY FLEET
f ive eectlona of the city for the . Corona del M.ar which. won fl.rat when Chrlstmu &ea&On rolla deco"Uons during ttie ftrat week Afte r the t int ot next y ear no having a city ll eenae. N o license•
best decorated bU.slneu establlab· pria in fta elaall Jut year tn the around
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. Twenly-4!1.abt lighted trees of Dfocember and additional deco--.m ore smoked tiah w ill be eold on can be l&lued tor the be.a.ch a.a It
ment and a g-rand p~ tor the Orange County Coast Aaaocia· wtll II umtnate tbe avenue and add rating project.a a.re atill beiog the beac'1 next to the Newport Is an R-1 sane. •
home or residence with the but to lbe ChrUtmu decor of Ute hi· planned. pie& where tbe famoua d ory ftah· Councilmen dee.need that onl>· Uon's Chril:tmu lJghtlng p~ . outdoor deooraUona. I land. It La propoaed tbat Santa ec.ta Me.a Ing Oeet holdll forth. the tiny fresh · t iAh caurht the same da.y
JP1aattas TNel = ;;:tc:= = ~ ~= Ctaua will readL U.. 19land ove.r Coat& Mesa will put up ita deco-wooden houaei. will have to So and by the dory fishermen may be
Tbe JunJor CbamberJ of Com· riding their camel&. It wtll be erec-the bridge and p&l16e the length ratlon1 on Monday, December 4 no more buUdinp will be allowed 1K1ld on the beach and gave the
--~n ·-•· ban a _'l-..1 .. -or the avenue. and t.be telephone po118 from 1 Tt.h the dty mundl ruled Mon"-.Y eve+ smoked Ci.all deal~n until Jan. t . ........ _. wµoo ... ~ ,._.,. t.ed neer M.arguerite. Ave. and to ... .,
Chrlotmu t.ee wblcb obould pron Coast lfl&bwa7. A l!pted tfte In addlt,lon ___ ...,-,c:hamber of slftet to lh• Mesa thealeT will be nlng-. 1951 to ttmovo lh• bull<llngo.
pieu:fllC both to the ve and tbe will al8o be ahown la u., area of Commerce• awani• RR' the best bun• with "'1'eeitb8 t.ram1q a kll . Th~ deciaion came followi/lg In-Braden F'1DCb ,nade the removal
ira.r. Tbe tloetfn& ~ in. th• Btrtcher bUUdlnC" COrona del decorated "''"rtw. ft o b er t • • and a ata.r tn U:,.~~ ~ of vt•Uga.tlon by the dly. m&nager action at.au~ tt waa a cue-of
wtU be teftoOOlld" wttll ~hta: and Mar, wtll eater its ab.ripe tn th1a .Jewelry, 223'& ~ annue, LI cub and me I wUl .bt pf claims made in a letter from bow. 1much to allf'!. to be eold on
w1f1 be -.-Ille barflor _.-Orang-e Cout Cbrlolmu donallng-a ~ plaque tor a...-for Ille --.1«1 three other omoked flab .. uen In the beach. Neirt,1 he r......s, ball,
dmlllC Ille ~ •-wllll Lieb~ -toot u WW Newpal't. llle .boot ~ wl-. Tllo lllan ,,:..,land bomo fr<illL Coota Ult city, Art.flUJ' MUJer. "'I'll Hen· tackle and othor. ltemo wouJd be
-r1J>11q tlu.._ Ille air p1aq,.. 111&:1' -.. 1~ In M-..........,t. w1D PY open vn. ry 1Wrighl and Mrs. 1tW w-. oold I theft and It WU belt4r to
fnllD ··~ Malord. .... Ille ,.....,. -UI ....... otarUos --H . -~ It ... unfair for lh• stop It now. l!lc:''"'' I Tllo --dUtricl ol Bar..,.; JlldCOO In tllil ~ ..,.,.. Tho juds"9 for tfle. -beecll -~ vendono to be u~ ~Ille chaqe wu la Kew-..... ~r\, .. &lion ~ 'lie • -Wiil .,_ • Maf7 c:.rw•n• ..... ~ will ~ 1 .. .idwill and -tell haft not )'ol ...... <t.i Z!I • allowed to ..U tbolr lla1t wl~ Jlh. IlorGtJU' l)oill -Wbo Of>-
eratf'S
11moked
o ne of the
fish s tands.
cona emned
"It all started when t he council
grant ed me t he right to construct
the building," she lamented. "One
of the other three dealers began
calling rne re,pea.tedly •y\ng It
WU unfa.lr. Y et ,Mrs. Amelia Cor-
dell'() haa hem open.tine her stand
tor the put 20 )'earl and no...one
uJd a word. Tltie .cuon I• e:nu .....
ly penon&l .,..m.t me! I would
glodly ban a .tand _.._
ei.. In the city llUl· otnce 1..e·
the city 11un•t srantad any 11.,.,....
em to amoke fiM bere.. On17 U.O.
two women 1(M.re.. Wrtaht and
• J,Q El' I I• ..... i ) --
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He 11ald he coultl no t contact
'>lher boats nr the coast ~us.rd
'hat ni~ht flJ:! hr "''as unable trJ
•ransmil over his ra<lin.
Co&11l Guard headquarters had
nade preparations to be&in a
lf•arrh for the VC'AAel 9i. KOOi\ a..;
'.he fog lifted MUffh.·ie ntly~at air·
~raft could be UJ!E'U. ~
A boar-d the boat W!"l'r E\'erf.tt
l~. Karr, dPek hllnd nf 3 18 AlvaT-
ado St .. Balboa: \art. E<.t .... ·1n
Walker, LL. J . S. Rif•kette, Lt. G
A . Stoner , Lt. Anthony Rurz. Si;rt.
A. L Austin, Sgt. L. E. Litth~Jvhn .
S gt. M. S. Wynn, and Officer!'\ F .
A. Hatchet , J . R. Klein. D . C".
i~ightner. W. J. Little, W. J(
Stewart. S. R. McCaleb, F. c.
McGowan.
Harbor Weather
Tempen.tal'8 lor the put
week lb tl\.tl Harbo1' .,...
HJ&fl ,to\\'
Tbanday. Nov. ZI .... 71 63
Frtda,7. Nev. %' .. -...... 10 6S
Sahrda7. No\•, %6 ....•. 80 M
~. Ntt. H ····--IO 6%
Mo .... 7, Nov. !T ...... :. 5* 0%
Ta.day, No.. II .. --··· IT '8
WeO!!I..,, Nov. tt .... at 90
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4/q ............ ,.. 8k•El6 ·'O~r
Ml'Ulel:ll •arsU;•• ...-..~· P'OC
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~! i~~P-RE. SS ·g .... a--........... ~ ' a bininNIJIUl/T t.Dc:.AJ,, "~f/ftJllUM11
.i::--• · Pw'Prhed fl'ttey ~7 at Newport Bntt, Calltonll&. :omo<• -pr1atlnr; ~ at ~'Balboa Blvd.-Pbone Barbo~ l~J -\ .. ' ·Ez:ltend aa ~ matter J'une 18, lNO, at the poet omce at
!'fewport Beacb, Call!~ muler the Act 'of M&rch 3. 1879.
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M ] Fl' OllltOnta "x.w a r• PTt'sben AlllOClatto11
Htmber NatMiiml ....W A•aclatloa
... De ~& ·l>ald ~ Ill die Newport llarl>or ~ ~ . 'ir ,._ • : i> • . '*7 .. Orup. OowltJ'
BBN o . J\JIDDICllt. on. oad Publlohu ·, IW_,;.r.~. -~ier
, ~ ,ALDANDll:I( HAXILTON, Ad..rtllllnr; ~faD&C"I'
1'be Pre:M" bu bttn adjudged a newspaper ot general circulation by
dCICree ot the ~rlor Court ot Orange County a.nd ls tully qualitled
• to publiah all klnd8 Of legal DOtic.em a.ad advertt.Hmenls.
On'ICIAL P~ OF THE ClTY OF NEWPORT BEACH
SUB8<JBIPJ'ION BAD:S:
·NEWPORT-BAI.BOA. J'BESS every Tbonday
ID o..ap Coanty, · SSJJO per 7S1"; .-z.oo .ix month"; Clt.!5 tlu'ee -•Ibo} (A.loo llW:rud .. the NEWPOBT·BALBOA NEWS-TIMES on
'l'DMcl.ay) Oa-tlle .,...'7 ... IO per yea>.
Boys Club
(Contjaupd from Pare ll
oi Stu&rt I1Werst, wrtter who lives
as 2401 Mesa Or .. Costa Mesa, the
tampaip will endeaver to get
t:Yery porch light in the town
turned OD from 7 and 9 p. m . Dur-\Jig the Illumination period, a small
&nny of 250 volwiteers, friends of
the Boys Club, will conduct a door-
fc>.door sollcitaUon ot contrtbu-
tlo.na or pledge in any amount
tor the purpoae ot meet.Jng oper-
4Uonal expense. of the Boys Club.
4 K"oal of Sl,000 has been &et for
the club which he retofore depend-'d upon Community Chest sup-
port_ !or much or its operational -· . Don Huddleston, 116 Broadway.
di.rector of the general canvas, has
<iboaen team captain!! and workers
tor the J 7 precinctb on the rnesa.
Each precinct will be solicited by
about 15 persons. ht! said.
Wotkers have been asked to r e-
port at the Boys' Club building.
Center at Anaheim, no later thin
1 :30 TUesday evening , Dec_ 5.
where they will receive detailed
1nat~tlon.s and materials and
st.art out for their assigned pre-
etncU. About 9 p. m .. or after
Christmas Preview
( C..tla_, from J>aae I )
tors will be duzled by the beau-
ty and atyle of the garment.a, fas-
hloM by w o rld famous designers.
Mrs. M ichaud stressed that lhese
Jines and these types of garments
were not Imported just for the
s how-they are regular featurea
in the local shops.
To give you just a glimmer of
the !!!:ye-catching c reations which
will be ahown, Mrs. Michaud de-
scribed aome of the followi.ng high·
lil'hts fronYa show which will fea·
ture clothing for all occuions and •
f or each member of the famlly. \
F or Instance: Kay Nelson is 1 ' featuring an exotic lndian Mri,
glowing with gold metallic em-
broidery, a Kay Nelson original
for f ormal wear.
Maggi's ha.!'! a cocklail~ater.
a Jacques F ath original, deslgn-
ed and knit in Paris.
Blair originals in duvetyn from
Gay Togs-in brillia11t red8 and
warm burnt orange colors.
A once·in-a-lifetime dress for
the cocktail hour-a Ne\V York
original-in black chanti\ly lace
over green satin from Lorabeth.
Ta.llored :\ff·n·~ \\'("Sr
they ha'Ye finished their calls. they Mufti, Ltd., is well k no'-'·n tor
wtll report back to the Boys' Club excellently tailored m en·s wear,
tor coffee, donuts and a critique of but Is also showing for some love-
the evening's operat iqns. ly Jady a n original by Vera or
lnnen1t stressed this week, in Rancho Santa Fe, a beautifully
.µmounctng details or the cam-designed black and white cpera
paign. that no porch light should wuit.
~ left da.rk because of inability The Man is preseMing tor the
i'.o g'lve. first time in this area. the gor-~ ''Rutderita can show their m oral geous Hawaiian spo~t shirts de-
aupport by nicking on the light signed by Duke Ka.hamoku.
for the two bou rs of the drive,'' Mothens will fondly plt ture tht'i r
he stated. "All we want from youngsters In the doll dre~ model-
everyone Js evidence of support." ed from the Brat Shop, beautiful
He aaid that he was certain that enough for the sweetest doll . or,
there would be enough response to in one or the gay holiday dresses
the so.Jlctt&tions to reach the goal tor the blg and littlf' sister set
set in the carnpaJgn. f rom the Children's Shop.
· lnnerat uked all persons in the Ja..x. In c .. is showing a red felt
community t o remind their neigh-cockl&il gown. strapless, ga)· "·ith
bar• on t he day of the drive to a black Spanish effect trim-a
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"be ""'• and light up Tueoday We bb original. inspired by the Acee· 'ss Road Mesa Cemetery Improvements Due Smoked Fish night." beat selling novel, "The Bravf' t
, Huddleaton said that peno111 Bulls.'' tContlnned from l'•re l) ~Continued rrom Pa,C'f' 1 ) ;t·;ontlnued from Pa«e 1 l
wbo Jc.new they would be absent H ighlighting early spring and ·
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hood. h1dp '-''t•re to be o~ned for salt"'
((~ontlnut"fl fn)m PfLKe l )
from home that night could leave summer fashions typical of c&s· be permitted on the bluff. Tallwrt 0..-ni,.l'l or !he old ri ty v.•ater department
their contr ibutions in the office ual and resort w~ar will be F itz· th C~t)' f E~;~neer dBert We~: sal~ Talbert. Who was present. vi~-building st 28th and Newport
Mrs. Wood~I have li<"f'nR1ls in the
city now and no one l·lsej 1·an g•·t
them." Of the Globe-Herald, 124 Broa.d-patrlck, Balhoa. who arc featur· a ·1 h cld r: g~~ed rou~ I i>rously denied !!'Urh a threat Bl\'<l .. but as City Clrrk C . K .
way, in a s~ial box for funds tng Joan Robert., Sports'iA.·ear I sew~.rs .8thou prov 1. "n1g t Attorney Richn1ond als~ df'-I Pr rf'st statl'd. "Gentlen1e n. It is "·t ,_ d• RI h H . B . nO\V 1.1:1 a connection 1ne a ong h d ~-U'I provide there. g t out of arper s azaar is h 1 d d Pia.red there had bcf'n rc'porLc; that no""' ten minutes to c1,i.: t an as
The observance night for the the short forrnal in a new plum t e prnposl e< roa an a pump-there wa.s a "f ix·· In the ca"c \\.'ith yet '>''C ha\·c recei ved no bids~··
The PreR.<i look ed in on ~he ·d1Jry
fle1~t \\'e<l nesdey afte r 1·nu11(·it·s
de('il:!iion and lL'>kl.'l i th9 fisher-
men and their }'fives \\·hut ltl•·Y
thought of the vertlict. n . h d M . 111g slat on. .<;K,lys' Club h8.8 been organlzed a a e, a arjor1e ~1 ontgomery the board of superviWl'8, and thllt Other mat t('rs ~clt.>d upon by
under sporut<>rshlp or the boerd of dress from "Sh,e." . Pr.-di('lf' Sf'\\'f"fM opproval of the ct'mett>r)' plan wtts lht• i·oufH'il includl'd:
director-. of the club, many or Howard Gr eer's newest color "It's coming." prophesied May· cut and dried. Attorney O. A. Jn<:-I ( 11 Approved a request by the> U Jdn't Botlw~r Thrn1 ,
Whom~ ,are from Newport Beach. Balboa blue will take a bo\\' in or I~bC'll. "\Ve 1,1,·ill have to have obs, repre11enting the cemett•ry I con1mitlc>f" negotiating \Vith Pac-Ne~'a contri.but~n to the wel· one of the latest creations of Cal-I se\1:ers Jn that district eventually. sponsars, denle<I there had been ifil· Elc .. 1·t1ic for a right-o f-way
fan: ·Gt: th• local organization has Tex swim suits which wlll be' Charley Fipps {owner of the two llnY prior contact whatever with bel\V('e n Newport Blvd. and Be.I·
been auored through succeM of shown by Vagabond House. housl'R on the bluff side ot Ocean the liUpervli:Klr!I. boa Blvd. al 30th St .. that a com-
Pau) T. Pheglf')·. i22f nox St..
Costa Mesa, and hf.s •ife Edn11
have been operating a i-sh stanU
in the do ry market fol-the past
15 yea.rs. Paul said that the
s1noked fish huts "Ne\' r bothered the 1850 Commullity Chest cam-Surf and Sand will feature a Blvd. J has been a friend of mine When the hearing '4'RS concluded ~tent appraiser be en1ploycd to
J)algn Ill "Je beaclt. , boy and girl boxer :iiltit t:ombina-for a Jong time and he has never t ht>rl' waB a lull whil(• the super-appraise tht! land in question.
._. J •• .;. D • ti b J t · h h h · us." Hls wife said: " e'\•e 81\va•:~ ...,.. P~r ay on-Y an zen v.•1t a C'olo1·ful told me too ·many li('!i. I think he visors went on to other business. 121 Agreed '-''it t e committee J
ACCOf'ding to Al Spencer, execu-TahJtian motif. . realizes that eventually he will But before adjourn ment, Super -studying the Ocean Front chan-gotten a long very w 11 with the
U\O'e dlrectot' of the ell.¥>. boy mem-O'Brien'R Specialty shop haJI a · have to put , in sewers at his visor Irvin George Cordon of New-nel proposal t hat the fi rst step smoked fish people. \Ve usually
bers average 126 visit8 per day, dream of a gown. or a g own to homes:' port Beach. moved that the appli· should be lo ascertain from the figured that the san1 people who
9ix daya of the week during the dream l.n, with an all·over em-Isbell wa.sn't too worried about cation tor the cemetery site bt• U. S. Army Engineers if they came to buy smoke fish would
entire year. A boy visit c09t.9 but broidered bodice and an accordion the cesspool menace as he said. granted. The unanimo usly favor-would permit acC'e.'!B to the canal buy our fresh fish. Many custo·
20 eeata, he expla1J1ed, adding that pleated nylon sheer skirt. "In the old days we all somehow able vote followed. through t he jetty. The committee mers '-''ould ask abo t smoked fish
total a'ttendallce fo r the year runs Remember also that someone managed to live with Only cess-hatl met with J ohn Vogel and Ed when the huts we're closed and for
approclmately 38,000. will be the lucky winner of that pools and no olhf'r sewage.",, AJJ(•n previously. information '-''ht'n hf:'y would b e
Boys at the club are offered an pre-ehriatmas pack age containing Fipps explained that he wun't Francque to H, ead I open for bU!dness. e !;Ort of fL•lt -~ th f "'Ill Buy Lot that it was good f r the bt>ach." eXlcu.,1Ye program of miperviaed e our matched H udson Bay hooked up to the present sewers
recreation and lnatructlon which sables. and It might as well be becauJJe "it would be too expenatve (Continued from Pace l)I f:ll Offrred to purC'hase for Dick and Bia he DeniCI. 4!"19
Includes all of the sports, wood you. So pack up the family and and it's too far away to hook t o ell. Onty Pease and MaJ!kt'y nrf' $2,000 Lol 29. Block 15. Section lA.urel Pl.. Costa Mesa. haYe solrl
I.ad handcraft and art classea. get to the Rendezvous Ballroom. the SC\Ver a cross the itreet." ho ldovers I B , locateli at the 15th St. end or fish on the. beach r the past four
.. The Soya' Club is now in Its Balboa for an evening ot the most lelf"tJ Letter On State Boardt the T-alley between Balboa Blvd. yearft. Dick said: "I don•t really
~ year of o)X'ration. tt pos-entertaJnment. the most value and Named to represent 11'lewport and Ocean Front. f!urchase of the care n1uch one way or the other.
__.. • 140.ooo plant which 18 the· m Ost of just plain fun that Afark Soden re&d a letter from Harbor on the state board wer(• lot \vould enable the city to coh-1 But at any rate, it 'never hurt
entirely debt frM. you have h&d in a Jong time. Jefferson which stated in part, FrancqUe, Pease and Llo)'d Love-tinuc the alley t hrough to l flth our business to any extent :• Hi.s
-----------------------------"It is evident that your body ap-d I St. Owners had ·"ubmitted a $4,000 wife added: "My husband said
parently appr oved all detaJls of 1~~tallatlon of the officers will offer to the city which was con-most of it for me'. and I'm £'n-
B N rt Beac the proposed cliff road, further be held dt1ring a joint dinner meet-sidered too high by councilmen. tirely in agreement) w ith his view-Fl~ FACTS -Y ewpo h Fire Dept. objections a re apparently w:ele.as. Ing of the Newport. I...a.hina and 14 I Agreed to take up with the poinL" •
'~_..,,.....,._ ... ""l,_._._._iiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o; My legttl advisor had made a rec-San CJemente boards atT the Bav Orange County League ol Cities Henry and Lora Fhegley, 202
~" ord for future litiptlon if any la · · Rn urgent request that a regional 20th St., Coata Mesa. have been L#C REALLY YEP' OAIC CAN ICIU p.J.,, IA"'r a.rw 01 ue. club. Ott ... 11 , 6 :30 p. m, Willard . u d r ro· . ·,--• ,.,.._. ._..,.,, 1~1 l'c;'' ~ advisab1e4
••• The complacency ot L . Johnson of San Francisco, 19~1 c1v e ense coo 1nator be ap-engaged in the sale or fish at the
PACl.JO CF RR TME DOUGH I ~VED SY our city govern~( in granting president ot the Califo!fnla Rea l pointed. dory market "of! iind on for the HIS Lil"W ~~ cesspool permlU e beach) de-Estate A.Mociatlon, wtll be Install· (r;) Filed a letter from the past 14 years." Her}ry has been in ~ •• , REelJILOlN6 J'MS FURNACE MfSELF! spite the dange pol.to will auto-. ffi Re ti be government authorities at Porto business for the lalist 17 years.
matically lead lnterterenee by tng 0 cer. serva onp can Rico '":htch stated t t\at an over· Their opinion waJ that "Smoked made with Earl Chamberlain of ., county a.nd state boarda of health Corona del Mar. whelming majority ot the iBland'a flsh wu just a.bout .aa big e. draw-
becauae so much of the p&tronage citizens are not revolutionary .. a.a ing card for cuetomer.t a• the
of this beach ls from non-resl-the recent assuina.t ton attempt on fresh flah and tho¥ emoked fish
dents .. _ " ordinance wu re-reff'rred to tbe President Truman might indicate, stands certainly didn't hurt us one
When councilmel\ decided to ta-councfl Monday with the changes but are loyal American citizens bit." I'
ble the ma.tter unW t¥ plans We.re suggested by the ctty plahners and and "bellevera in the fundamen-
ready CoJ. Smttb JUmped to his ~d to second readin'g at the ta.I Democratic princtp&I that gov-.. Vhiioa or St. 'k-k" fuhlon
feet and wantecl to know '"what next meeting Dec. l l. emme.nta are changed by ballot.a lrbow wtU reatu the MC:Ond
this parliamentary maneuver is Kate McCann of Balboa :bland not bullets." · a1-f C
th t • ·-•••ti" 1•i Granted a ~rmlt to bre-" ... t 0 UM brh a ~e ve run up -.--objected •tftnUouaJY to the defl~ Q ,..--...,, Dec. I a& tbe ~ City Atty. Barry Blodg.iett pa-nit.ion ot ''famllim" ln the new or-the curb to H. W. McCleary, 122
tlenUy explained that it wu ao dlDance, pn:ferrinl' the almpler Opal Ave., Balboa laland.
maneuver but the conect order deftnlUon of the old ordinance. But Cla1tm A.lafa5t City Lftter R. Kelly of Balboa Ialand
ot busl.nea. 11lfl coundl wun't to Ray Copelin. _planning commialJon (7) Ref~ to the city• insur-a front ya.rd v · ce: granting
diacuet tile mert.ta ot U.eue Mon-eecret&ry Mid the pl•QF!ip,g con-an~t c1a1ma: apJnat the ctty 50 per cent va.rl to Robert ~ nlcht, !_le Aid. ~ U.. Colonel eullanta thoupt "this definition by two pe~ Mn. Charlotte H . Jnrram of Balboa Island; gnnt-wlll~ more ~:.::r-1 ~ was tile -forl.hlo orillilanl:e and .B. 'ibmn--W!_eout mgbw&y. lnr; 50 per cent v ·ance lo Fro/'
:l'on will i:'t:'.i wl>m the ..-iu-coul~ ""· ~qreed mo rftdlly C<>r<>na del Mar, for $57t:ll> cauoed c . Hunmond-ol L N<;1<port.
tioft ot intenUon 18 read:f. . Owl th•. old. _ .by the overflow1ng ot a ae.wer. and (9) Received f r the ·Cham-
"All ~ we'll Wllitl" replied ~ ended WW. ... ohort MJu Margaret H. Om<. 30l 1-~-ber ot ConuoUce guarantee of
tb ~el. · ·~ Ad con by Mr. ~bwin and .par Ave., Corona -dd Kar. foT SS.BOO u their 1 In imp roving
r • ·--:::r:~ -~ ... t !.< ~ 1 , Mn. ainbarc on the propoeed 5'1.liiO tor doctor bill tl'om • fall ihe propoeed fk:e. "Nut
,()roM•·m Pa•• t · ~ al Jlloc.ka J.SJ 132 1n on OoNn Blvd.. .tdewallt October .Up will be to t wtth t.be
Ra~-'"'""• ta tllle JWvt1assl aew Col'Clla dll Mar tna &1. to ft,.2. 12. · Grtlfttb Co. about ce1liQg their , ~ ~ ..... -'In cowld-n l'IDob "'P!al""" tlle (8) F.U-ed 1!nnlnc ......;,.... leue on the dt propei1y the
U.. N..,....,_ ot ~...,. 11. Tl!e rw tor th. c:lranp. con ,_,.,,m.m.u.n. ·IA ~ Cbamlrer abl!H>f Will 00eupy. . . . .. . . . ~
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WIDE RANGE. of ....,.
""''""' .. """-... the YNI' • around p~
,....... ofl•ft'd by tbe
Harbor AM Roya'
Club ~ ·tMtA ot Ooeta
1'1 e •a and Newport.
B o x I n g. b&skeu.JL
~ w6odcraft,
flport& and art a r e
ldghllghl!il ot fhf' p~
C"fMll. l.e'1-'t"r r I g ht
tthO"'H th ei ~,00()
dt-bt-t~ plant which
the MMI mtiMbrra ...-
• aft.ff achool ud e~
lrlnp -b .... . '""'
.. nilf't. llcbt" d r I v e ~ fundi!f for b,.._,...
Uonali purpose9 oaly,
for tlw club, through
an anon)•mo~ gi\·t>r, l!f
assured of tund9 for
plant ma.lnfen&nce and
lmpl'OVf>lne.Dt. J'1cture8
and eflC'"'\'lllC are by
court¥sy or Hill ztm-
ntf"r nnd \\·endf'll Ro)"t,
Letter to the Editor
~T.\\1'1'1lRT 11.\RB<>R
('(>".\lf 'l\IT\' c·11t:ST , lnl'.
Llt.':)J Mr. l{ctldu·k :
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Robins
NOTES
By
TllmDORE
BOlllN8
I am amused a.t times at the
broadca.aten tor some of the foot-
~ ga.rneia. If you believe \.hem
exacUy, there must ht-aome very
tall fellow• playing the gamt>.
Solrle mwrt be twelve to tJtteen
feet tall, u occulonaJly you hear
the broadcaster aay, "He"• stopped
3.t lhe Jine of scrimmage but tell
Corward four or five }'ards.'' That
I mu.st .eee .ome day. Spe&ldnir
of football, this has been & mo•t
interesting aea80n and hu aeen
many favorites loae and many an
under-dog team create and up--&et.
That's what make8 this great
game 90 i.nterestlng ,
ThankJ: to all of you who came
and are still coming to stt the new
1951 Foret I am much elated at
the wonderful rt"Ception and lhe
varied cpmplimenla heaped upon
lhi.tS wonder car.
Here's hoping the la.a t ot the
Thanbgfvinl' turkey haa appear@d
on the table and no matter how
It i• disguised J am sure J'll know
it is t urkey. Of COUTH by next
week I'll be all ready for another
one.
Thia iA your Friendly Ford
Dealer teJUng you Lo remember
me whenever you need repair&,
metal w ork. auto p&inlinl",
steam cleaning. used cana or
anything in the automotive line.
~PROFESSIONAL~
~.DIRECTOR':' ~
DENTISTS
l · Baroid C. Dod<~r. D.D.8.
o...i 8ars-
limited to-
438 • 32nd Bt.
Newport BMch
H&rlJor 2IOCI
Lester A. Beckn, D. D. 8.
DENTJ~T
178a Newport Blvd.,Coeta Mma
Xedlc&l Bldg. Boa-17112 • 606 m. Bay An., Bal ...
HartJor m -J
WELDON W. SCHORG
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J>ttone &at..-on 6046
1·11t' und•·1~11.;nt!d . 111i.sic.lt'n t and I <·11111p;li~n n1 nn~~t:r of thP Comrnu· Ot'TOMETRISTS !
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"' •hl' re'""'' dm·•· OPTOMETRIST
It \\"as dut> lu your ,·fforts and ,;,.·enlnp by Appolnbneut
lhosf• uf )'our i.:o ll cagues that Lh e SI 1.a "'· Newport Bl•d·
Nt·\VJl(•rt P.t•1t••l1 ar<·a was lhe f irst Newpqrt Beach
111 th•• stat.· nf rahforn1a to raise llarbor %611
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I /H•J t / liJ'(',
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l'i•it>t.•rt ('allis,
J•r0·.•;11!t-nl. Con1rnunity
c·h•·st
J.'r1111k Af Linnell
Ma n:.i~•"r •. r Can1pnign
St. Elizabeth's Guild
to Meet Tuesday. "
St. Elizallf2th's Guihl of th f"
J.:pJ ~copal ('h1Jr1·h ,..,,.ill mcl•l Tues-
day. f l1·c . 5 at 12:JO p. m. in the
h111111· <if h1 i!-is lri--n(' Boson1worth
711 H1·liotropi· A.V<nut-, Corona dt-i
Mar according t o lhf' t·hairman.
Mrs. H arold Borchsl·nius.
H••. your lac-"'-
sacurltln kept.,....
with tn.,_.,..i taxn and
, __ ... llYlftll cnflf
Toh ..in.-oC our
o.uioo-wide resc.icb &alides
and Yim '°'all imponanc: awlr.ftL
VISit out offioo rodoyl
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I 1808 Newport Blvd., Costa Mea I PHONE BEACON 6161
I BE SURE -INSURE
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GENERAL INSURANCE
CourWnui hiformation
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EARL W. STANLKT
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Pbone Harbor lTTI m 14arlne S.JbM 1lllaDd
$313 Auto lllsnee $313
Buy all Ute U&billty tmura.nce
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D!~~e!£~~-~;7.,~~l~~ R'm~f!!~i~ .. ~a~~~!::. l~_lLp.onohlp ·t::~~~#M . a -n · ~ ..::.-::: PRESS ~
tlol>. of "lM 0.UCu Coull~,~ qu.JI:: tor a u zil;ooo = hu RepUa will be held In Nowport Harbor on December rel and 17, It
Delena& Major Dilute.r Council. ~o been propc>Rd to the H unltncton wu unOWl.Cld .todaY by Hay l&Dcenhetm.
Include repreen\aUva ot the Beach Chamber ot Commerce di-Twenty to twenty-tlve coUe~ will compete for thlrteen trophlea
county and deb lncorpon.t.td clt y, recton. Col .. WUU. Ly~ LonC' donated by the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. Lehman Ding-:/;;~~&' 1Ch:"'1u:' :n:.p'otm. Beach, N ational Guard oft\cer, hies will be used by all of the en...--------------~·.,. a told the dt~ton that the 1ctty or t..ranta.
steeri.ng committee that lnclude8 a civic boolter would havXto 00-The event l.J aponaored by the look to their laurelt, to ata.y out ~!:'1Jnlat;-;Jve ~cer h John J . nate a site of at )ea.at two done-Paclflc Cout !ntercollertste Yacht in ~'":"~hampionihlp wµ.1 be coo· o':..ta"' 0 ~rt eac be bait acrea befo re an arm ry &p-· Ractnc auoctatlon who have ar-ducted under the rules Of Ute er com ee mem rt are proprtation could be obtain~ r&nged wtth the Newport Harbo-r h
Adminlltrative Ottlcer K. A. Mur· A plot of lhil. •l.ze w~~d be Yacht club to a ct a.a hoet c)ub. IYRA of N. A-for di ghy com·
dock ~t Anahelm, Chairman WlWa neceaaary for a atructure, drill De.tending champion 11 Caltfor--petition.
Wamer of the county l llpervteora. grounds, atorage and other uaea, nia repre1ented by Larry Shep a.nd ----~--
who hu been hea.din.S the le.in-he explained. Lowell North. Stanford Unlver-BA.LBOA FOWER SQU ADRON
porary defe.nae aet-up; Dr. Edward Orsa.ni2:atlon of 11mJ1ar anUaJr-aity'a team will be hard to beat Subject. for
Lff RUSMll. county health ottlcer, craft batt•rl•• tor eoeia: Meoa u It lnclud•• Clark King t9M> Next Week's Classes
and Sheriff James A. M:uatck aa Newport Beach and Laguna Beach holder of the-woTld's Snipe ~ham-
chtef enforcement officer. are con1ldered, Col Lyman aaid. ptonahtp and Danny ElUott who
Twelve of the 13 cities ln the ~ hold• th& 1950 world's Junior
county have d•lcnated repruen-TOWEL ST OLEN ) champlonahip in the Snipe cl~s.
tativei on lhe county-wide coun·
cil. Santa An& 11 the only city Theft ot a towel from the towe l Raclq ~r
Monday, Dee. '• Pl'°ttac , B YC-
~ Revlow
Mond.._y, Dec. 4. Weather, U YC
--Troplesf Storms 1 (very lD-
t.eresUnc~ry.me welieome).
ANNOUNCING
OPENING
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2092 -HARBOR BLVD.
AT OORl'o'ER OF HAMILTON lso
COSTA MESA
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not yet repreaented. Jtach cit y, rack in Merle'• Drive-In wu, re· A newcomer to the lntercolle·
however, reta.Lna local autonomy, ported Tb ur8day momlng at 2 :41 . glate raolng scene w1.ll be the
hil U t The OCCUpal'IU of a car tore the University of Waahlniton repre· ;'rou~. coopera ng aa a coun Y towel fro1r1 Ila rack and Ued it sented by a spec ial teaDl reported
Orance county, with Loa An-onto their car. Police were unable t o be J.n the upper bracket of
geletf county, compriae Region 9 In to locate the guilty J>ftl'8ona. dinghy aalllng sklpper8.
the state defenae: aet-up. Three Tough competition Is expected
Tue9day, Dec. 5, .l.r. N&v., NH'YC
---Obtlerftd Altl~
Wednesday, Dec. t. Adv. Ptlot-.
tnr. BYC-Tlde. and Current
Chart Problem&.
"Help Stamp Out Tuberculosls
Buy and Use Christmu ~la."
•·Buy Chriatmaa Seal!I."
21 YEARS EXPERIENCE
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(WlU Ha, ... P°IM>IW' 8ooa) 1 __________________ ___...·1 JAY STODDARD, !26 .lumlne .A,·e., 0oron& ciel Mar la Mown
before a map of the world upon which l8 cflarted all the 8epuate
areu of tidal mo\'emt'nt§... In hi~ s pare time, Jay h.1"1 dooe con-
s iderable re8't'a.rrh o n l hk's R.lld Is &Jt Instruct-Or at PO)'"&r Squad-
• Orange county delec atee to tbe -cI&ulfled &di are read by folka througho ut the field eo that the
rertonal council wtll be selected who a ra looking to buy. perennial favorltea w1.U
later.
8 ALB o A POWER sciDRN'. ::~sc:~r
WEATHER INSTRUCTOR
TELLS TIDAL TALES
b}' Ed U Ho\'en
Stepping over a while and brown cocker spaniel named Thurber
f when a pup, h o resembled the dogs drawn by James Thurber) into
the living room of the J . B . Stoddards at 225 Jasmine Avt·nue in Cor.
ona del Mar. we .were struck by the nautical air of the room.
CharL<t line the \Valls, binnacle.,._ _____________ _
lights and sextants share the tops
or the bookshelves. and a ship's
bell riJ:,lgs out the timP..
Jay Stoddard. a tall fellow with
an engaging smile, admit.a to being
a sailor all his li re. "Never had a
boat o f my own though. I've been
cr ew all or the time," he adds.
Jay. a chemical engineer. has
been living in Corona de! Mar the
pa.<1t four years. although •·my \.VifP
anti I ha\'e been frequent visito rs
to the Harbor area be fore then,"
ht: says. .
Hl''s been giving cc:iurses at the
Balboa Po\.ver Squadr·on classes
and is. about as enthusiastic a
person you could find o n the sub-
ject of boats and boating. Jn his
downstairs worksho p. he has
worked out many visual aids to
help the pupil obtain a better
.grasp of the subject being taught.
Tidal E .\: ("'rt
distance betweeJl t he sun and t he
earth J.
Sun & Moon P08ltlon8
"However, the positions o f the
sun and moon in relationship to
the earth determine the g-ravita-
tional pull o n the eart h's wa ters.
To Illustrate these flgurea are
given under idealized conditions
and do not take into consideration
the shape of the ba.slns In w hich
the "·ater is lying ) when the moon
is in apogee (at its furthe r point
from the earth in Its revolution
and pu1ling at approximately right
angles to the .'lun's pull the mean
range of the tides iit decreaaed
about 40 per cen t : conversely
when the moon is in perigee I at
Its closest point to the earth) and
pulling in the same line that the
sun in pulling the mean rangf': of
thE' tldf'S is increased about 40 per
cent."
We wert' primed v.:ith questions Stoddard stopped here to explain
about tidrs 1 someone tolrl us that that by knowing the mean range
Jay is an expt>rt on this subject of h'\gh tide from sea level in an
and has done a lot of research on area, whether the n'oon is In apo-
the cause and behavior of the gee o r perigee and whether It is
tides. I Jay said that •·1·m not in quadrature or oppo.sition to the
really an expert, but 1"11 try to sun it Is easy to figure out thP
help you out on the s ubject. if l high tide depth. H e also 1·ecom·
can:· mend~ carrying a tide table a<1 an
H e first brcame interested in easier way to find out. Actually,
tides "·hen he took the Advanced it's not as difficult as it sounds.
Piloting course of the Power T he moon is in quadrature w hen
Squadron in 1949. Rummaging y ou can see a half moon : In con·
through \'ariou.!'I and ~-undry b<>ok· j unction "·hen you sec a full moon.
shel\"es he can1e to the con clusion Hay at Fundy
that "gt'tting this sorl of informa-( No one can talk about tides tlon required a lot of digging around. I got n1ost help from the w ithout mentioning the Bay of
bulleting and books of the U . S. Fundy in Newfoundland and its
fantastic tides that have reached H ydrographic Survi:y a nd found
out that the Brit ish have also done a height of 60 feet. Stoddard ex· 8~ut toe;se:arcb.oMt"ll.cl'N . '7 plains -,tbils ~l··~OolI .. ~Bay -~~P -e'1:platn the action ot ~a:;u~g~·he'·~~~:-:a~~n ~~:
tM tides throughout the world, is at ile upruor most limit. Ad-he dug into a map cai-e and came r-out with 8 large varie ty of world ditionally the shape o! the ba y 18
maps, ocean charts and sun a"nd such that it is Ideally suited for a
moon diagrams. wave with a 12 hour period of
Expla.lnlng that tides are easily oscilla tion (which it gets from the
predictable. Stoddard went on to At lantic Basin).
point out that tides are the re-Another interesting spot from
sultan! of the gravitational forces the tidal vlewpoint is the Panam a
of the moon and the sun upon the Canal Zone. Tl.des on the Atlantic
waters of the earth. side ma y be as high a.s 12 t o 16
feet. The Pacific side t ides are
Oct-an Bottom u.su&l ly a bout a foot high. The
"\Vhat many people don't real-very shallow basin area on t he
lze," he continued "is that the P acific side does not allow fo r
shape and contour of the ocean much oscilla.tion a nd a..s a conse-
bottom has a lot to do wit h the quence there is very li tUe varia.-
height of the tides. lt's easily Lion between high and low t ide.
d\"'ntonstrated by making 'w aves In l f you can't find a Ude table
Leaving Springfield, Ohio on
Saturda y just ahead ot the s t orm,
Robert Beckstrom, 316 Et Modena
avenue, Newport Heights, a rrived
home on Monday jtfter attending
the National Prbidents' confer·
ence ot the Lul~ League of
America. held at Wittenburg col·
lege.
The 17-year-old Har bor HIJ h
fwhere he is an honor st udent )
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fornla Synodical Luther League
U.L.C.A. and repr esented Callfor·
nia, Arizona apd H awaii at thP
conference.
An enterprising photographer
for the Springfield Da.ily news had
fl bright Idea and flashed a rront
page picture ot the California
delega te In a snowb;l bat.tie w ith
the two Florida pre.!ten&tives,
-ho were stting s ow tor the
tinit t ime. "Second time tor m~."
said Beckstrom. arlmitt lng at
home, "Well, it made a good
story." cThe lad lived In Minne-
sot a. until he came t o Calirornla
t hree yea rs ago.)
Beckstrom ia president ot t he
Luther Lea gue of TrinttY Luthf':r·
an chUrf h. Long Beach , H e man-
aged t o return home from Phoe-
nix by plan,e, sUdl.ng l.n between
fogs although the tint part of his
trtp was a nightmare of etalled
buses, la t e tra ins and ca ncelled
plane nigh ts.
German Boy Tells
Coast Students
of 'New Freedom' ditrerent sized containers like a when you need it. or are contused
bathtub, or a sv.•imming pool. or between apogee &nd perigee, quad-
even a pail of water. The shape ratu r e and conjunction, probably
or the waves is affected by t he the beSt place to ltve 15 in Tahiti. "Freedom i1 new to me," Wolf-
depth or the "·ater and alz.e ot Its gang Bernhardt, 16·year-old Oer-H.u No Et feet containe r. The tides are affected ma.n boy from Berlin, told Ora.np
in the same \vay by the continental On thi8 t ropic isle. the moon Coast College atudenta thla week
ahelf and the degrees or de-pth ot has no effect on the time of the as be addressed them on the cal-
the ocean bottonl." tJdea and the s un takes atrtct care lep cam.pua.
"Another ractor tha.t must be ot the Ude time table. H igh Udea Under the sponaorahlp of Free-
..-considered is the action of the occur at noon and midnight; low dom J'oundatlon, a national o r·
waves themselves. At s0me points, t.idea at I a. m. and & p. m . To pnlaatkln, Bernh&rdt ta vialtin&"
In any body of water, whether It top It off, TahJU Is very close to a au parta of America and speakin&
be a glass of water or the ocean nodal point and there is very lltUe to •badent .-roupe on conditions ln
tt lfle-lt, there will be pla ces where dU'ference between high and low Germany at the present time.
there ts peak act ion ot the N e tidea. If you c an't make It to B'f'OUCbt over peraonally by Gem
a nd rail of the water and other Tahiti and •till fttl that knowinl' eral Luctua Clay ln October of thill
places (called nodal pointa} where iriore about Udea la of tnt.et.t to yee.r, Bernhardt began his tour ln
there ~.Jl be hardly any a ction you, J'ay Stoddard w ill. be gla d to the Eut, where he vllited Valley
at all." , have you Uk questions of b1ln at Forge. the headquarters of rree.
<l/cctually the pull ol the moon any of hb: Power Squ.,d:ron. cteu-dom& P'oUDdaUon. He has been ill
on the wa..t ers of the earth la very ln weather held on Monda,. a t moat of lbe •tat.ea ud ta now con-
llttle," expla.Lna Stodd\.rd. ..The Lido !ale Yacht Club or tn h1li clud.m&' hla vt.Jt here. H1e a p.
moon pulls enough on a medium-navlga.tion clan on TU"*'9.7a at ~ ill the Harbor ara. an
alsed ateomablp to 1-n Its Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Both being ha.Ddl.,i by Kerin.th Wells
. wielgflt by about 15' pound8. begtn at 7 P. m. of Conna. del Mar. wbo i. the ex·
Tl>ougbt that la not a vuy ec:utlw vloe preeldeat of ll'roecloma
great force. the tendency of wate.r ~ 80.&r CANVAS niund&Uoa..
to 11ow aCCOWlts r..-the huge dis-sau1 --Loe AJlpleo. re-At o..,,.. eo..at 0011 ... ., 11em-
place:ment of Ml Nee ~ t.be po~ tbe • t..bllrt of a boat ca.o:YU bantt ~ with the atu0ent9
pull ot. the aun and """*'-ll!:won a ftluoe4 at $71 n-hie _,. ·-lllo ftltur• ot. the Weet a-&S!
rJ.y Can eet up a Udal r-a.n bi a q"' wblclt 19 at Udo ~ · tredat a., ,ne, the qu ut• of. ~
...... -~of -~ ._ Ulooft ... "-"' ... a. "'11'-·---Plan. ~ moon la the moot Import-ed to police at 10:119 L on . ..._,. tM Coandl of ..._ &lld .,._
Ut{ tide producing factor u Its &Dd W. ~y occurnd In t1W -topc&:
pull la approxlm.aU!y two and one l'l.t--. B«nliardt'a ""'°'la In andODt ~ tlm8 .. l'f'Nl .. tbat of -l•pps ....... u.t.lte alao<
.... -(lliecl.1181 ol ~ ·---'• .wt.-t.a. , •• ,,, ........ , ...,.. to...,. ......... -_,-.
Your opportunity to buy early Fa 11 merchandise· from top . .
New York designers at C7,eafly reduced : prices.
AN EVENT WORTHY OF YOUR A 11 ENTION!
DRESSES Sins 10 to 20
9 to 15
Large group of 100 % sheer wol'l!ted wools, cor-
duroy, novelty checks, wool jersey, gabardine
and rayon wool casuals. Excellent ~color and
size selection. ,
Originally $14.96 to $29.9.'5
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COATS Sizes 10 to
Sizes 9 to
16
15
Ent ire stock of Fall coats. For11tmann, Jullia rd,
Gabardine, Suede cloth, Broadcloth and Tweeds.
Strooc k fa brics also included in this group.
Originally $29.96 w $75.00
to -
. Siies 10 to 18
9 to 15
Entire stock of Fall auits in fine quality Forst·
mann, J ulliard and Miron wool&. Tweeds, Gabar-
din,e, Militeen, Novelties and Rayon Faille. Bl~
an~ all colors. An ucellent selection. Included
in . tthls group are the famoua Henry Rosenfeld
suils.
Originally $39.96 to $69.95
SK ·I RT S Originally
$8.95 to $25.00
Discontinuing our entire stock of imported fabrics,
velveteen, corduroy and yarn-type wonited wools.
including checks, plaids, gabardine,
A fine selection.
MILLINERY I Oritlmlly
$5.00 to $15.00
to
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Fall Clearance of velvets, velolJJl. aoliea. Many imp~lltecl fabrics. \ . that can be worn for many months. Black and colora.
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CHRISTMAS PREVIEW
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Thursday, Friday Nights and Saturday Afternoon at the
RENDEZVOUS BALLROOM
Displayed by your Capehart Dealer
RANDA .LL APP .LI AN CE S
615 Coast Blvd. Harbor 0788 Corona del Mar
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MILESTONES ,
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JOHNSTON-To Mr. and Mn .
l\ay Jobnoton. f81 Cool& )I-
A ve.. co.ta Meaa, ln Santa. ~·
Clothing found discarded on Up-Community hosplt&J, Nov. 23',
~r Newport Bay bridge early 1960, a · daufhter, 8 Jbl. 9 oa.
Sunday momtng by Newport po-KING-To Mr. and Mn. Ctdon
lice Jed to an unsucceaefut·aearch Klng, 2127 Thurin atreet, Coat&
for the owner of t.he C'lothee police Meea, ln St. Joaeph hoeplt.al, Nov~
reported. , 23, 1950, a daughter, T Iba. f oz.
A harbor department patrol boat BROWN -To• Mr. and' Kn.
searched the area under ljlghway Ch,&rlee Brown, 362 Magnolia St.,
101 bridge for approxlmlitely 30 Co.ala Meea, tn St.1 J<»eph hoe·
minute~ ahorlly 'alter midnight. 'pilal, Nov. 23, 1000, a eon, 6 lbe.,
having been called to the 11cene 10 oz,.
by police.
The small pile of clothing wu
found ln the walk-way In the mid·
die or tbe bridge and included a
woman's whllc coat, pt.tr or Bal-
boa. bluea, pair of sailor Je,ns, a
tee shirt and a white w ork glove.
In the first lane or tra[flc near
the wc:Jt end of the b1idge police
round two sailor hats, one blue
MARRIAOZ LICENSES
Glen Stewart Glbb1, 21 ;
Huntington Beach Blvd., Hunting·
ton Beach: Arlene Joyce Ragan,
19, 222 Agate St., Balboa Island.
· Daniel Eugene Taylor, 25, 391
Broadway, Costa Mesa; D o ris
J eannine Heywood, 20, 149 Serra
Ave., San Clemente.
and one whlte. DEATHS
The clothing was taken to th4' FRANK BOONE
police station and the sheriff's of-
rtce was notified to <'ome tor the
ite1ns and to take anx •rurther a c-
tion in the case tLS the bridge Is
in county te rrtlory.
Mrs. Flora Harris
Home From East
Mrs. Flora Harris or Westmin-
ster avcnue returned home Friday
aft<'r spPntllng 8ev<'ral mqnths In
Nebraska and Kan.!las, '°'"hC're she
visited n umf'rous relatives .
,,Fune ral services for F r a n k
Boone, 70, 2095 1},, 88.nta Ana Ave.,
C08ta Mesa, w erl' h eld a{ 2:30
p. m. Sunday In the · Armstrong
Family M ortuary, 12th St. and
Hope St .. Lo1:1 Ange les. Mr. Boone
died Tuesday In the hon1c of his
daughter, Nancy Boone, in Los
Angell·~ .
He wa.s a rrsldent of Costa
Mesa fo r the past 3~ yf'ars and
i8 survived by his daughtC'r,
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C llARU')1TE GRAHAl\I
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Mrs. Suz.an Charlotte Graha1n ,
61. dird Thursday In her home at
C'O<JKEll F()OI) SAl..E I t 953 N C>wporl Ave .. Costa Mesa.
All is in rt>adines."J for a rum-' A native of Brockett, Ark .. s h<'
mage and cooked foori sale which had lived In California "for 37
the art.s aind C'J"afts f!ection of the years and 30 years in Costa Mesa.
Costa Ates& Friday Afternoon club Survivors are her h u 8 ban d.
Will hold Saturday, Dec. 2. Locale James M., a son, James H-. of
or the sale, whh.·h will open at 10 Long Beach ; a brother, John UI-)
a.. m .. I.a the old Costa Mesa post mer of J onc11boro, Ark., four s is-'
office building on Nc"·port Blvd, ters, Mrs . Es!lie T eague and Mrs,
Holiday Breads
Homema~ers Theme
interest ing holiday brl'ads will
hl,c;hH~hl lh1..· Costa Mt·~a Ho1n!'-
n1ak<'rs' Club 111Pclinj;' to b!' h<'ld
Friday; Def'. B. at 10 a. 01 . in the
Costa M Psa Cnmn1un1ty Church.
Anyone \vishini: tn do ,_.o n1ay
hrin~ a sRm plt.• and rt.•ci pe of
th eir own favorite' holiday brC>ad.
M r~. S. J . Babcock of Tustin
\\'ill J:iiVt' a d{'ll1nnstral1on in cak('
dt>corating-, using both a light an<l
dH.rk cakr".
~·1 rs . Ma r .i: c ·Rrockf'tl is in
1·har):.C nf arranJ.:l'nl('Ots fn r e.
1-1hHrc the cost Jun1:h and asks
lhttt t h 0sf' planning lo attend
hrin~ thf'ir o"'n table 8<'rvic<'
"fhc to pic for the farnlly rf'la-
t inn~hip discussion will be "Those
Contaglou:oi Attitudes of Yours."
OCC Withdraws
(f'11ntln1u-cl from Page 1)
tif'.'I RC'quired frun1 the F cdPrsl
Government. Such an offer ha.'1
he('n extended a nd we rf'grel that
T..Et.ifuna and Capistrano do nat. sec
fit to accept.
So"· 111• I Q. La,iruna
"Our board wants the people of
Laguna and Capistrano to knu"·
l h1tt tht•y "'ill be pleased to con-
i'(ifi<·r any future move by then1.
which "·outd lead t o annexation.
The n1attl'r no"' rest~ with the
pl<'asure of cltizPns of Laguna and
Capistrano, he concluded.
Tilda Pruitt. both of Santa Ana,
Mrs. Mary Ryburn of PocahontM,
Ark., Mr8. Ina Bilker of Maynard,
Ark., a grandl'.IOn and a grand·
daughl('r.
Funf•ral services were held in
Santa Ana.
('J.Attf;Nf'E I. IJ1 Sf;ER
Clarence J. Ding!'r, .'>3, dif'd
Sun<lay in Orang(' county hoNpital.
A nativ<' or Iowa, ht> had lived in
Costa Mesa fo r 14 y<'ars. resldinJ,:
at 320 East 18th 8lre<-t. H e is
survivf'cl hy his wi re, Ethel: four
children, l...(-wls, FA win. Bob and
GC'orgia Ann; h \fi! falhC'r , Ira D
Dinj:;C'r of San P!'dro: a brother .
RnS<"Of' DlngPr of Upland and
thrt'f' sisters. Mrs. Anna Al<'xan-
df'r of Co'.."4ta Mesa , 1-frs. 1-fayml'
Ca r ri<-·h nf San Pedro and Mrs .
Non1IC' Florey or 8 <'11.
Servicl.'s were held t oday at 2
p. m , in Grauel c hapel with lh('
R ev. P . G . Neumann offlciatlnf:".
lntern1!'nl wa.~ In W es tminster
1ttem or lal park.
MltS. Sl l~i\S GRAllAl\t:
Mrs. Susan Charlotte Grahan1.
61 . n f 1953 Newport Ave .. Cost a
MC'sa, died al her ho me Thanks·
g iving day aft er an extended lll·
nC'sS. Funr ral se1-vlces will be an-
l'l ounced later by the Winbigler
Mortuary in Santa Ans.
J'l.1'rs. Gr·aham h1td been a resi-
lient of Coste ~f C's8 ror 30 years.
Shf' leaves hrr husband. James M .
Graham or Costa MC'!'a: one son.
James H . Graham. of Long Beach :
one brother In Arkansas and fou r
sisters, two rcs1din~ in Arkans<L'l
and two. Mrs . Effie Teague' and
Mrs. Tilda Pruitt, in Santa Ana.
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MAKE THIS STORE YOUR CHRl~TMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS
A WIDE ARRAY OF GIFTS ARE ON HAND FOR
YOUR SELECTION .
GIFT ___ That Enhance The Livability
of the Home
for Years to come
CHAIRS
SERVEL REFRIGERATOilS
WESTERN HOLLY ~nd WEDGE
WOOD GAS RANGES;
LAMPS ... both FLOOR and TABLE
I OCCASIONAL TABLES
BR.OADLOOM RUGS & WALL to WALL CARPET
' CARD TABLE SETS
CONTOUR 'LOUNGE CI-lAlr..S
CO TTON SHAG RUGS
DESKS I
CHROME DINETTE SETS
BEDROOM FURNITURE ---.. --
WALL SHELVES
STUDIO COUCHES
; SIMMONS HiuE-A-BEDS
LAGUNA BEACH FURNITURE CO.
Convenierit
260 Forest Ave.
Credit Arrangements
Phone Laguna Beach 4-1071
-----------·superviso r Irvi n G~orge' Gordon
nntf'd that the Capistrano high
school district t rustees had reco1n-
1nenderl t'.ull lng an <'lection but
PetE"rliOn pointed out Capist1·l:lno
could not be annexc-d unle~s it
\Vl're con t iguous. anrl it could not
h<' c0ntln_i:'ous u n I c 8 s Laguna
Beach wer·e Hlso annexed.
Committee to Choose
Chamber Candidates
For Printing of Higt est Qualify Phone Harbor 1616
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Island WSCS
Meets Dec. 6
Balboa Ii.land \V .s .c ·.s. or th1•
Island Con1n1unity M c l h od IM t
church will met•l \V('d n!'a<lay, Of>c.
6 for a r,o crnt lunc heon, 12 noon
at the hon1e of Mrs. Tl'<.! Hauser,
323 Cry~tal RV<'nue. Th,.re will
be an afternoon p rOE;"ram with
speaker .
China & Glassware
Vlalt Our New Department
Yor Olrla and H ome \\'ares
Open E••• 'tit lCrn•1
HOUSE & GAJIDEN
811 Coast Hwy. Newport Beach
A conimittc(' to nominate can-I
rlidalcs for the electinn of direc·
tor8 for Newport Harbor Ch1:1..m ber
of Comntcrce fnr 1951 hK.s been
A.)lpolnted by Prei;;ident Roland
Wright, ~ccrf'tttry · 1nttntt.gcr Hay
Langenheim reported this week.
1-f r n serving In lhls capR<'i ly
with instructions to m ake their
report on or befo re Dec . 21 include
Chad 1'wll'hCll . BalboR : Al Gibson,
Balbon Island ; Ha1·old Hetrick .
Corona del Mar; Wayne Murdock .
Marin<"1·'s 1'file and Joe Nickertz.
Newport Beac h.
Cl/;4. S. eok
PAlJl/TING CONTRACTOR
GLADIOLUS No.
RANUNCULUS
1 Bulbe-IS 1itperate colon 55t
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l,.arcf' doublf!' flowe,... 17f
Mlx"'1 coloh.. .. pt'r doz.. · & up
klNG ALFRED
DAFFODILS Double ·-butt• ""' doz. onl~ 70 ¢
PINK CALLA LILIES tare•""'"'······ 3,., 70'
5 & 10' Nursery
TUSTIN
' YOU CAN DO IEllER AT
Dan.iger
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We luy. fnd Sell New.and Used Furniture • . .
1812 NNpo11 lhcl., ~01 .. M••ll! le. 5656
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PRICE ••• $83.30 $68~5
PONTIAC 6
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FAltTl-i ASIJ L 1\IJOK
ALSO BIG SAVINGS ON ALL MAKES
18 POINT OVERHAUL
1. Complete Valve Grind
2. Clean Carbon
3. Rep~ Piston Rings
4. RepbA Piston Pins
5. Expand Pistons
6. Replace Connecting Rod,
Insert Bearings
7. Adjust Connecting~
Chevrolet & Bnlck
8. AJiir;n Connectinir; Rods
9. RAlplaA!e Head and Pan GMkets
I 0. Chang• Engine Oil
J 1. Cl•.an Oil Pump Lines,
Semen and Sump.
I 2. Ridge Ream, glaze bu~t. c1·linde l'!!
13. Clean and adjust spark 1ilugs 1 14. Replace Distributor Points,
retirne motor ~
15. Clean Air Cleaner 16~ Adjust Carhun>tor
17. Replace Manifold GW!kets
18. Top Radiator Hmoe •
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hf'meat 12 MONTHS TO PAY No
Down
PaJ'DleDt '
Getruine Factory PClrts
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Wort Guaranteed
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Elected Queen
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Carol Thomas. daughter of Mr.
and -P.trs. Ca.rl L . Thomas, 2151
Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa, Is the
newly elected Honored Queen of
Job's Daughters. Bethel 157; Costa
Mesa. Carol, who is a native
daughter, has li\'ed in the Harbor
area for the pa.ctt five years, at-
tended NC\.\'port Harbor grammcr
f!Chool And i.ci npw a junior at Har-
bar High. For a short time Carol
lived in Sacrant£>nto where she
rlr!'lt becam e 11 n1err.ber of Job's
Daui::htrr~.
Public in!'lallation of t-ffic<'r~
will l~ke plarc on SPturda)C eve-
ning Decemb(·r 9 at 8:00 p. m. in
the Fri<lay Afternoon club house
on \\rf'st 18th street in Coota Mesa.
A ri>ccpl1on l\nd dancing will fol-
low the installation.
Other r•JPctcU officers include:
C-0nn!e r.unn. Senior Princess:
MArcia Taylo1·, Junio r Print·<'.<11';
Judy Tuekcr, Guide and Joan i\t er-
1ill, Marshal. Those filling the ap-
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oat Parker, Marilyn Peterson.
Nancy Pickett, Darcth Sherrill,
Judy Slt•c per. Shirley Tyler. Janice
Wllitc and Shirley Yarnell.
Four Cars Have
Accident in CDM
pointf'd \1 ffi ces for the ensuing · An a ccident involvlug four car~
term arc: J\.fadge Fulhright, Bar-occurred at 3:1 7 p . rn . Saturday
hara Hl'nnings. Lorrainp Crandall. in front nf I i09 Coast High\Yay
Sandra Schmidt. Diane Harris. in Corona del J\1ar: no one \Vas in-
Carol Fink. ~I<trilyn lnE:"mUndsnn. jurl'd.
Lynn Smith. f'hyllis Willoughby, Cars drivrn by Billie L. Laney.
Bat hara Earl, Deanna Pelt'rsvn. S<in Diego, and J oseph W. Bau-
L)·nn Boi=.lt'y, Carolyn \'lood\vorth. n~an, Spring" Vallry. were stoppi>J
Kenna J1 )hn:::on, Sharou Sherrill f11r a left torn in th(' in~ide lane.
anrl Diane C1·11ndall. I police reports .sho\.1;. Then, officer.~
Afembers appoint(•d tn SC'rvc on said. a car dri\'en hy Constance
the Bethel ch oir ar,.: Phyl!1s A. Storms, San Diego, was skid4
Beardsley. J ean Brig~!';. Barbara ding sideways \Vht•n it was stn1ck
Brotht·1·s, Pat D\''Yer. J oan 1-fagen. by a car driven by Robert A.
Sue Ann Ham. Pnt K eltcric k, Vir-J Geschke, San Dif'go. Damage to
gie Mendenhall, J\..tartha No!'man. all cars was slight.
"8 ,\B\' l\t:t~I''" (irad"" ' . ..\.'
POT ROAST 1"· 39 ¢
"ROl':\'IJ 80,\.t:" lh.
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Honeyn:toon
H ome rrottl t~ir honeymoon at
l..ake Arrowhead are Mr. and Mrs.
R obert .. G. Nettles, 1876 Ful1er·ton
avenue, Costa Mesa. The bride )s
the former Jannette Talstra,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Talstra of 269 Walnut Place, Costa
'MeAa and the bridegroom Is the
son of M r. and Mrs. 'Mont"Oe Net4
Ues, 1975 Fullerton avenue.
Yellow and white chrysanthe-
mums decorated Costa Mesa Coffi4
munlty Methodist church for lhe
ceremony, performed by the Rev.
Joseph Thompson.
Jan. as she is known l o hc1· ~rl ends. was a charming bride in
her ballcrina-len~th gnwn fashion-
ed with lace bodice and bouffant
marquisette skirt. Hrr lace and
.i:;atin Juliet cap adorned with
rhinest0nes hl'ld a 1:1hnuldcr-lcngth
veil and she carried a bouquet of
white carnations anr1 ste:phanotis
Jean Talstra. in pink or~andy.
was maid of honor and Carol Ta14
.:i t.ra ~·!ls candlC'lighlcr. ,Artnanrl
NettlC'S served his bruthe1· as best
n1an and u.'lhcrs w~re Da\'id Gard·
nE>r and Floyd Parson~.
Marlene Jacobson sang Bcf'ause.
I Love You Truly and The Lortl'~
Prayer. Mrs. Schuster playing ac-
con1pani1.1w-nt and wedding march-
es.
A reception "'as tleld in the
church sot·ial hall with ~fr·.s. Laura
Hruza. Marv Robins. Evelyn Liv4
ingston and ·Olivia Wilde assisting.
The new !\!rs. Nettles \Vas grad-
uated fron1 Harbor High Sl:hool.
alt('nded Orange Coast coll <'ge a.11d
is employed at Nev.·port branch
of the Bank of Amcrit·a. f\olt'. NC't·
tics was also graduated fro1n ~lar
bor High school l:lnd Coast college.
BEEF ROASTS 49¢
J<'l<ESlt 1~1cs 1c s -5 lb .. .\,· .. rage
"t'J,.-\:\":\GA:\''S" Pl'ltE l,Ol~K
SAUSAGE 1" '5¢
'"BABY BF.EI• .. '
.. BRISKET" lb.
CORNED BEEF 51 '
LEAS ~1F~ATY
SF:\\' 1-IOt'ICS for ;\(t--;;\T IJEPT.
OI•t::\' 9 A. 1\1. til.I 8 I>. !\1, I J:\ILY
1sc1.1ru1sG s1 ·~1J;\Ys:
MESA RANCH MKT.
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Chocolate Toppers
1 p.-c:Ur ... ..uua 1 tabl•lllPOOf!I bun.
PORK . ROASTS
I lb. Laj"l.'t-Full Sllct'lj--EASTERN
SLICED BACON
1-·RESH llOiil(L\.! -LEAS
GROUND BEEF • •
SAi.AD 80\\'L
SALAD DRESSING q•··
pllddias po•d• Y• nip 6 ... 1, we aaa l cup bfo .. a •u•U 1 cup cbocoJar. Yt nip P111 Milk ao-11•
1 lb. pa('kage
Greue a pan about 8 z 4 inches. Mis:
in a.aucepan until •rnooth the puddin1
powder, brown 1ugar, milk and but·
c:sr. Cook and 1tir over low heat unti.I
aupr diuolves. Boil 1lowl,., uirrins
now and then,. until candy reache1
1ofr Lall 1tage. Remove from heat and
add nuts. Beat until candy Mginl to
hold its aAape. Pout' into gttued pan.
Cool thoroughly. Heat chocolate mor•
sels over hOJ water until panly melted.
Remove from b.eat; stir rapidly unril
completely melt~ Pour ove:r candy;
spread to .dge of pan.. When 6~ cur
into inch 1quues. Mal:u 32 tqUllt'Q.
*Plain chocolaf* ban, Lrokm bl
un.U piecu. can r9plac. the monela.
Sno-Flake CRACKERS 27c
Yo• 1f'lll NeM:
STf>KJ,t:l .. S
T(>l\1ATO
JUICE
l\1tl~J\RCll
COFFEE
STOKI.Jo:v·s
48 07.. CI JT BREF.N
23¢ BEANS
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ARl)EN'S ('OI~OREll
Pet Milk, Chocolate Mor-
••la, Van Illa Pudding
Powder, Brown Sugar and
Nuta.
OLEO MARGARINE lb. 27c
Spanish ONIONS 3 ,,,., 14~
RUSSfTS,
CARROTS
UTILITY
loose
Pack
WINESAPS • • •
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REMEMBER, FOLKS!
We Deliver Any·
where in Harbor
Area FREE! for
orders af $5.00 or
more. Take advan·
tage of this service.
SPECIALS for THURS., FRL. SAT., .NOV. SO, DEC. 1 ~2
llesa Banch-·Market •
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NANCY 'LANGLEY, ft>,"S.ture \\triter, sits at· the ty~:rltr.r \\'here
"'ht• 11r1•pa.n~ !"tOril'1' about bt-oautUul Southland homf':ff for Call-
fomla ant.I national nlagazines. lPrese Photo)
Outstanding ttomes of .Harbor Area
Dramatized by Feature Writer
The beautiful Provincial hon1c
of !\tr. and J\.1rs. Don Hu1nntell at
Thrt•c ,\,-ch Bay and the equally
r har111i11g \'untemporary hn1nc rL'-
cently redc·P11 ratf'd by Mr. and
Mrs. N . L , 1'.1cLau~hlirl. Balbn;i
r~land. nrc to he [1hoto~ruphcd thii;
\Vt'ek hy Nanf'y LanJ;lf'y. who
plans to use th1•1n in lhc serie!'\
nf J·lal'bfJr ho111c!'\ \\Thich ha\'<' bern
fpat Ul't'd by h l•r 1n the L. A . T inu·s·
~1.111e ntag<izint', flcttcr Hnn1r . .;
and Ga:·dt•ns. Good llnu.•H·kcl·pin;.;
ind Qth1·r n;1t1t1•1»l pub\i ~·a t1u ns.
The 1'.·11·!,au.::!hll n linn1c nt 22::!
rorul av1·11ue is 1111t· l'f thf' oltlf'r
'\\'fl-~l(lf)' hnlll"r"!', \.\"f'll bul!l. but
it1t1n11d1«l. \\"hl"h 'h;is hf'rn /"l:dC'<·o·
··att·d \\·i!h exq111s1tt• ta!'\tc by th"
~'-1.'fh'! s. I'uhlislll'd sl!1rit'S 11f b•ith
his i~ncl lf\(· J/11:111111·\I h•1111(' \\'Ill
dr·p!.'nrl <)ll ho\v \\'t•ll th1'\' phutu· .. 'jraph.
Pa.""lon \'In•• Story
Not o nly has th1· modern ranch
hnn1t• of the R . L. Crutcheri1 on
Mornlnt-: Canyon Road. Shorr
rurrs bcf'n dci1rriht•rl hut a unique
future arti,·\c in Bcllt'r Hon1e~
E;and Gardens \.\'ill h C' a con1plcte
featllrf' on a passi<•n vine in the
Crut<'ht•r palin, a piL·to1·ial account
o1 the gro\\'lh nnd training nf the
vine frnn1 the tune it \Va~ ~ct out
t1rl!1I it bcl·o1n(•:j a garden •·conver·
sation piece."
Tht• Lang!,..ys, NflnC'y and her
p111JILi;htr husband Howard having
:<fi)d th11ir city r1·1'idl'1u·e. have
rnadc thC'ir hcadquHrtf'rs for the
past year und a half in their \ux4
111·iri11s t rrul"r lit Lic!n f'eninsula
Park \,vh1lt~ K'a.ney ha!'; bf'en writ·
int: ah"1U t tht'Sl' outstanding
h<itTif'S,
After the fir!-lrt of the ytar ~·1r1'
.\t 1;i1-har1l..,on'1' Lnng"]f'y V.'Jil take a n apartn1ent
;,\11<'1!hr·r ,11it -<l;inrlin~ h 11111 t• :11 Sa~.~a ::~r~a1:~· nrxt l'ily \Vt~ieh
<ho\ tlv loi hi· 111 ilriJllf' n;a~ar.inr , .o;hc ~ill (O\·Cr fur her pubhsh-
:s thH.t of lhl' An~u1' l!i<"hHrdsiins ~r~: hut l.he l\\'(I have become so
'lt fii•·lntrd.son'!' Y~l<'h t ln n(llng. 1~ In\'(' v.•1th ('H~r Harbor y.ray. of Rfl.v~itJ,. fJr i,·e. B("t:lllllln~ \VLth an i hf•• that th,•y \.\'Iii k~~·p the tr.alier
•JJ.i .sh•'i\ v:hil'h till'\' had hui\i h e r(' for n-.any U1::Iq;htful winter
. h!'lll!'l'l\'t•;; t he ll\.\'t\C I'!' ha\'t' Wl:Ck ends.
·1C'hi"\'1•d . in 1•1111 s ultnt1nn \Vith f\.\'O ( --------
lt)1·al <h·1·n1a101·s. L:lady!'\ Hughes TWO Hurf •in
anrl R11n11it:" r.ou,c:h nf the Lan1r-j
light1·r .~hnp, an int('1ior hlf'ntl of M C h
E11 l'ly An1e1·ic11n and Pr()\'incisl esa ras
1vhich r·ad!atcs \\'a~m hospitality.
Among-othrrs yet to be p1·e~nt-'I\.vo drivers injurPd when their
ed are the Norton Simon home on cars collided Tuesday afternoon,
l:ido l !'!IC, the Donald P . Carr's were taken to the same physician
redw<•od 0 'C'»rrbarn" at Suns<'t for treatment, officer~ reportt•d.
Beach and the r('d~cn ralt•d Span· Cr1rt< driven by Beatrice M. A.1:t-\l,
ish hnn1c or \and1>cape designer
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34. of 228 P.. 20th . St .. Costa f\.1:c~a..:
R il'har1l Beeson at Corona dcl "nrl .1F1n1es R. H1\tfln. 59, of 24,
Mar. IE. 105th. St .. Los Angeli's, came to·
Rf'rf'nt lv used in full colo r a.~ gcther In the for; at Santa Ana
('0\'Cr of l101n(' 111ag117.ill(' \\';:IS th" A \'e. :incl E . 16th s~ .. Costa :\f('Sa.
F:arly Atnt:11,·;111 inf•'rinr of th:> N1·1 th('r of the dr1vrrs was scri-
r aul J\·fant7. honic. :~n l F,;i:;t H;iy uu:o;ly injured, offict'J"S Hahl
f-~rnnt. F!a!hna l ~land and lh1s.
\~'Ull 11~ lovl·ly l1 lt lc ~·el·r1't. ,E!a rd··n
\vill slH11tly l:i<' u full f('aturc
13t·tlt:.•r .. l10111l'.S anJ GardC"llS.
Gardi·n T1 ·rraf•1_·
in Mesan Fined in
Fullerton Court
Jn F'HJIC'rtnn f'ily c r111rt Tut':;day
Anuthf'r Early A1nl·rif'an int('r-Flr,bci t Skiles. Box 125. Costa
1nr us~·f\ rt'l'<'n tly w:.i:; that of th" M e:<.1. \Vas flllf'd $10 for running
E . R . H·~r1111~ rc:-iulcnf't.', 2655 Bay 11 ti·11 ffl c si~nnl at S. Spadra Rd.
8htlre IJr1ve; anti th•: Hai·old P . and Maple Ave. and fur n0t ap4
c:ass hon1c and redesii;ncd ~arden pcaring to answer thr citation n~
lf'f'f'H1't:" at 901 CkeHn houlevarrt. scheduled on June 16.
Corona d1•l Mar. WHS in g,..,pte~bcr Skiles told Judge Gurn1an Hoppl.'
Bette r Homi> ,and Gardens with a! that he had been traveling with
full page Pf c-olnr ph<1tograph~. I an orchestra anti the letter order-
ThC' hon1c of J nhn H. Ponlc. Jr., ing hin1 t o appear had just caught
111 <-nrnnn fie! ~far. desil!ncd by '. up with. hin1.
Rir'hllnl l'ft'gl'I'. \Vas. a l'levcr l'X· ________ _
'l niplC' t,f t!11· nHHl')r•1 n1ndp \\•hi\~·
Harpld 1\. 1-::t·noyer'!'i r1·si•lc111·c at nt:sh: ('(.C){'K ST<JLF.X
~Of) Lid(1 Bnud t'Xt·inphtic::; the ra1\l)s F.t>1·obcdn. 521' Marg11-
1\"•rk •1f a11,1lh"r tnp I• tnl a1·eh1-"1itr AvC'., rnr11na df'I J\.tar r1•-
trl't. l 'h11i11er F:l!crbri•c k . po l'trd thr 1n.s,o.; uf a rlc~k cloC'k onrl
Apnrln1cnls arc not n:·gl1•rt('d. i·i,c:ar('ltc 11,i:ht t•r fron1 t}1e desk of
:1"lahle cx;i,1n plt•;; bf ing that of his hn111C' :;01111· tilnc during the
Ca! Thon1as al Cabanas 1\1:Rrtnas p"lsl t•vo n1('1n thlf. It is believed
1.•:h1th apprared in both f-l nnl..: I pns.'li bl1• that lhc house nltght have
111Kirozi11c and Good Hnusekccping j b('C'n unlocked at th(' tin1r of the
11nd lhc "n1other-in·law" apart-theft. E.i;cobet1o l'Ci£rted the thrft
mcnt \.\0 hil'h th<' La1·ys added to lo Newport Beach'jxllice at 3 :14
thl'ir Cnrona. del Mar home. p. n1. Wedne&'!ay.
TllA,ILER• un: at It. -lo 6')<>,.. ,,,, N--1-....1
....pry at 0.0 Peel-Parli. N-writa -l ,..._ of
th SOuthJllUacl and htr ... .....,. paNlt' r.-a Loa Allcelra pepe.r, .. . . ' The two •..-e fOWld "° lldlClt ~Uoe la &lie llaNw .. ••1' of
lite tbt ~ .,.. nlrU·t to re.tan. t,o &lie elt"7 pee• · s ~stq,
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PAGE Is -PAllT 1. -THURSDAY. NOV, 10, 19
~r,~.-..JJF/;.ZJJh, ~ -F~##rVrr-:.. -..:.._.... ....... pnE SS -,,<J.-WIOI' UIA .a
· ••VlA!p:>n of St. Nlt•k" fasl'llon
Bhow ~Ill feature the att.ond
nlpt f the Chrrlstmu PrevJe\\',
Dec. t at i.he Re.ndn\'OU"'-
OranCe county''-n@'W tele phone
directory, containffig a iecord 54.-
oob lletlngs, will make.it.a appear·
an.ce 1Jn the home of lt>-lephone sub-
scribers here starting to d a Y· I ,;;;;;;;;;;;;/;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;::;;;;;;:;;;;:;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ Thursday, it wu annou•ced by T .
&llroon1.
M. Hambroo.k. local manager of
the Pacl(lc ·T elephone and Tele-
~ph company. Distribution or
t he book. dated December 1950, Is
.,cheduled for completion Saturday I
(Dec. 21 . ·
The new grey-covered directory
has 208 pages In the alphabetical
section and has been fattened with
24 more "11hopping guide" or yel-
low pages in the classified section.
the manage r said. The book was
printed by the Timcs-Mlrror Rress
In Los Angele11 and will be in ser·
vice for 11 months.
TeJephonCA served by Pacific
Telephone In Orange county num-
ber 2,210 more -than the total
served last March. date. of the
previous directory, Haml}rook said,
illu!!trating the contjnulng expan·
slon progran1 of the co1npa11y dur·
ing the nine month pC'riod.
First li~ting in the new direc-
tory goes to "A Better Roof by
Youn~:· in Garden Gr0ve, and tht-
lagt listing ls "Zwil'ncr. Charles
R .. " in Brea. who replaced "Zwie-
bel, Willard L ."
Emf•rgency Call"
In addition to "Emcrgenc-y
Call!''' lnfnl'mation on the first
pagf' of. the new di1·ectnry, the
mana~cr pointed out to all telc·
phonC' users in the tC'l<'phone nun1-
bers or all city and county fire dl"-
par·tments located on page 60. "In
time!'! or emergf'ncy, it would seem
allvisable for all citiuns of the
county to be familiar v.•ith tht·
tclephonf' numher of their loc1:1.I
fire department," he sald.
The Dect'n1ber 1950 book con-
tains listinjts for telephone suh-
scribers in the follov.·ing co1nmu·
nitil's: Anaheim. Atwood, Balboa.
Bi-rn. Buena P11rk . Caplst1·ann
8Pach, Corona del Mar. Costa
CHRISTMAS CARDS of Distinction
GJ\~ot:iA"'• ~·osEs .. ..,".., A"''''
WINSTON CHURCHILL
NORMAN ROCKWELL anol Olhrr.
AMOrkd Boxt"8 of 1·noi;.w..I QuaHl,y Wlrl O."!dgn
60f to 2.00 fM'r hox
We cae JWnon&ll~t· th1-i.1• "'Ith ~-1n1r no.mt>
-For a Small ('01>t -
THE BLUE SAILS
BAl.l~Or\ llARROR 1618 ------·--·-·•_··_····-_-_·-_··:··=·~-========~
PATIO STUDIO
and BOOK STAlo.L
IMPORT GIFTS '·
RARE BOOKS
PARTY RENTALS
31!i1 1 '.\tarin+--Ralboa l!f.lit.Dd
J~r11\\""'t• Thru a J,illle
( 'ur111·r of t :uropt"
For Your Hour cf Charm
Sheath Skirt -with Dior side drape. an<l
Scmi-Fomal Stayed, Bra Top -Black and
Silver or Bronze and CoprX'r Brocade. ~
By Alex Colmar1 .... $22.!J;;
JO-LEE SPORT SHOP
1813 Newport Ave, Costa Mesa
M PM, Cypre.oi!'!. Dana Point, Do-l ~~iiii~iiii~~~~iiii~~~~:i~iiii~::::~iiii~iiii~~~iiii~; heny Park. El ~todena , El Toro,
F'ullerton. Garden Grove. Hunt-
ing·ton Beach. Laguna Beach, La
Habra. La Vida Hot Springs. Mid-
way City. Newport B each. Olinda,
Olive, Orange, Placentia, Richfield.
San Clemente. San Juan Capis-
trano, San Onofre, Santa Ana,
Stanton. Tustin. Villa Park. \\1('St·
n1insler, Yo rba and ''J'orba Linda.
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Startles Sleepers
OUR XMAS
PRESENT tQ your
CAR
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('l,l';,\:\.l:\'10 .\:"\IJ .•\l>.Jl":-iT-
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t:\·•:lf\' 1 .1 ·1~l~ll.'.·\l'l<JS OR
()II~ ('1-1 .\XC.it:
Norvell's 'Associate.cl Service
· A Balboa l'f"81d"nt re porf("(f to
police .ar 12 :43 a. m. ThunHia.y
that 80nlf:One-"eithf'r drunk or
81ck \\'88 makinK" loud noitw>S
nt>arby... Upo n ln\.~llgatlon,
police found that Leonard Hod-
kinson (no relation to the Ohlef
of Pt>ll('('t, '"'as "'orklnc out \\if.h
bar beUis (strenuou81y and nois-
ily).
2514 J'rii'ewport Bl,-d, XE"'PORT BEACH
l"f(EE PIC'KI '(> &: OEl.l\'ER\. llAR. 1406
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A HOFFMAN · . .
-the surprise you open every day of the gear
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The BIG 1951 Hoffman 16" Table Model-
Model 635 in Traditional Mahogany-with
aJl the extlusive features thAt =ke Hoff--man Eaay-Visio'n Television easier to
' toatch and euier to 1,....,, Big 16" rectan-
gular picture-Eaay-Viliion Lens-Silver
Circle Tuner-ln·Dor :Antenna-and a
special 12·,. 6. full·tolled speaker I
A GIFT FDR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
FOR ONLY
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LEVISION , . .
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NE\VPORT n .. \ y POST-Wednesdavs
NEWPORT-BALBOA PRESS -Thu.rsdayi.
Ne"M-,ort n.7 PMt ilUl!ilfted Adlll mut nm ht UM ~,.
N.,,...._'J'hm. or tile ftanda7 Pr-e.
llllN1Mml AD 1.8 ' LINES
A.D a...tned ads mmt be p&ld tor CUil la advaaee ot publlatloa.
4 UnM 1 PapeP $ . 75
4. Lin"" 2 Papen, 1.50
4 Lines S Papel"!I Z.00
Tbe pu.bll.aben will not be responsible tor more than one lncorret"t
tnaerlton of an advert!sement. re1.1erve the right to correctly c1&al.t')
any and all ada and to reject any advertisement not conforming t<'
rulu and regulatloM. Advertisement.a and cancellattone wtll bt
a ccepted up to 6 p.m. on the day pre<:edlng publication. Ph. Bar. 1618
Pbom BAI'. 1616, .. k for .. Ad Taker" or 9end ad a-1 ftlldt .... ce lt•
NEWJ>ORT HARBOR PUBLISHING 00.
!%11 Balboa Blvd .• Newport Beach. Oall!lornla.
10-8USINESS GUIDE 12-BUILDING SERVICES
COMPLETE HOUSE CLEANING Painting by "PAT" eervtca. Funtlture and rugs .
ahampooed_ Free ~!Jtimates--13 year-s SerVlce In Harbor Area
Fully tnaured. I Call Sat. & Sun., Beacon 5055-J
Al's House & Rug , _2_88 · 22nd st., Costa Mesa
Cleaning Co. I Beacon 6111 72t!c ~~~~~~~~~1
Custom Tailoring
For Ladies and Men
PAINTING
EARL SHEFLIN
273 Palmer St., Coeta Mesa
Bea.. M57·M 94c9
Alterations -Furrier Carpentry
PIPER-JOHNSON I PAINTING and REPAIRS
N o Job too Small
813 E . Balboa Blvd. Har. 1095 1 Phonf' Harbor 3031-/\1 . 48c50
DRAPERIES
BPdspreads, etc.
Custom madf'.
Alterations
Phone Beacon 6926-J
16lfc
Fine Sewing
Alterations
Button Holes
!>33 West
Costa Mesa
Center St.
Ph. Bea. ~550R
35p36H
Furniture Repairing·
Chalr bottoms renewed, cane or
splint_ Chair rounrl!i, backs and
rockers replaced: al.!'o re-gluing.
HARVEY'S FURNITURE
REP A.JR SHOP
2050 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa
Beacon 6133-J. I7cl8H
MOVING?
Harbor Transfer I
LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE
Phone Bea. 6927 or Bea. 5272-M.
1966 Harbor Bl\•d., Costa Mesa
20c21H
• ROOFERS
• PAI::-.ITERS
• CARPENTERS
• RUG CLEANERS
• HOUSE CLEANERS
• FlX IT SHOPS
Your ad appearing reg-
ularly in these columns -<>C.
will bring you many new
customers. Harbor. area
folks are ln the habit of
"looking in the cJas.si-
fiPd" v.:hen they need
these services.
Use the New! -Times, · :ewt and Prit~· .cQmblna-1 •. ~cifi ,Wft\l over ij1:5oo 1Cir-
cuJ.ation . •
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PhOne H;rbor 1616 today
and ask tor the ad-taker.
Spt>c:lal monthly rates.
Catholic Welfare .
Planned at Mesa
"Rev. Father William J . Barrv.
cllrector for the Catt:(llic Welfa~
B\Jreau of Orange County met
With a group of locai citizens in
St, Joachim rectory o n \Vednesday
eyening to di.'lcuss the problems
f-.cing the bureau, and al-'<> to
note the work being donp in this
C9mmu.ntty by the o rganiZation.
A. 1 Painting -Decorating
Anything in painting int, or ext.
. .\rt decorating, tree hand,
b'Taining. fine color blending,
reas. Free estimate. Newly ar-
ri\.'ed perm. resident. Prop.
owner. Hott. 204 -29th Street,
:"-.""eY.rport Beach. Har. 1765-.W .
46pMI
PHONE Harbor 1616 to 'Place
, your want ad on this page.
Trailer Repairing
Cabinet work, H ouse r epair
Formica counter tops. 20 yrs. expr
Leigh 0. Elliott
Ph. ~aeon 5642-R P . 0 . Box 26
1684. \Vhittier Ave., Costa Mesa
37p50
Building Contractor
E. F. ZILM
Licensed . . Insured
Ney,.• R esidential and
Commercial Con$tructlon
R emodeling and ~lteratlons
Cnmplete Building Service
Handled b.Y One Contractor
FREE ESTIMATES
Harbor 0727 -J Day or Eve.
47c50
Complete Home Maintenance ~1 Carpenter Work
t1 Windows, doon repaired
( "Root ~eaks repe.ired
•1 Painting and Decorating
t1 House Cleaning
HOME MAINTENANCE CO.
Free estimates. Ph. Harbor 3163
.f 1 p.!54
FRED W. SNELL
"P,$.tin~4 Qopt.f'.3#iW
DOpC &l>d FEN,CDI ,
, .Exterior &n• laterlor ipa!nt.fac
and paper~-
m I> E . 20th st., Coot& -
Beacon 8<41',J
Board Refuses
Iron Works Permit
Application ot M. W. Boggie tor
a land use permit to eatabllah a.n
ornamental iron wor~ on the ea.at
s.ide ot Mesa Drive. 120 feet north
at Birch St .. Costa Mesa, finally
was turned down by the county
supervi.soni this week, after being
under advisement tor two weeka.
Brought before the supervl90rs
at that time. aner the county
planning commiBBion, while not
recommending agaiMt the iron
""·orks. voted down, .'\ to-4, a mo--
tion tor favorable-recommenda·
tion, the application waa held over
two weeks due to the absence ot
Supervisor Irvin George Gordon
of Newport Beach.
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• . • bl w• lpedau. ll:l,c!MnJnr Rup \D4 ~ ...i,, n-
.,oitf""" home or 111,ovr pbull J!I"~-BIJ4 ~ •
· • RUGS DYEn .-.',
Lo\._ make ,.,ur old ru(I and turnli.h -~ --
brlpt, nn!' catore. All work (UUU&etd. , :
FOR FREE ESTIMATES, PRONE BEAOON ~08
HANLEA'S ·-
2039 HARBOR BLVD. 'Costa Meaa 23c2«B
;:;t!;;._B;;.U~ll~J>-IN_o_s_ER_VJ_CES ___ I ~ ;v!,Al'ITED :
ooCroR·s uatatant afK1 recep--
tloniaL Expertence n~ry ..
~PECIAL I
· Rettiprator Bargains ,
NFlW.:._Just Reduced . ' Wu Now
I cu tt...Monltor .... $249.~ $189.50
I cu n. Pan Amer 198.60 169.60
I cu rt Pan Amer 174.~ l~
4\! cu ft ~neral 174 ,50 "'l'h9.60
Gene1"81 Chef Combination
Stove le R~frlg 239.!50 189.60
Dale's Furniture
WHAT 00 YOU llAV. ~
THAT WOULD MAKE A
NICE CHRISTM.Asi G'TTIF""'"il'?
Adver~ it for sale in th~_
CHRISTMAS SUGG~TION
Columns of the Classified esectiGn start-
ing next week, Dec.ember 5 h to 21st.
-DON'T DELAY, CALL TODA! • '• • for an ad
In the lively classified section of It! he
BIG THREE-
1 News -Times, P08t Shopping News and the P.-
OVER Zl,MIO CIRCULATION IS ITBE ANSWER!
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REP AIRING and
PAINTING
REASONABLE. Large_ or small
jobs. Free estimates. Walker,
l 08 • 18th St.. Newport Beach.
Harbor 2581-R. 17cl8H
ALSO Housekeeper companion. 1929 Harbor Blvd. Bea. ~107-W
Phone Harbor 1616 today and ask for the ad-takeP.
IN'I;ll:IUOR -EXTJ!:RIOR
PAINTING
LICENSED -INBURICD
Glenn Johnston
~01 • Slit St. Newport Beach
Ha.rbor 2297-J 34c48
14--PERSONA.LS
Alcoholics Anonymous
Write P . 0 . Box '197
Balboa Island, Calif.
Phone Kimberly 3-5393
NEWPORT HARBOR B:KPLOY-
Kll:NT AGENCY. Phone Harbor
2Ml-R. 48c50
Elec. Refrigerators
We have severa.1 used models aa
low aa $59.9!5 and-
New 19~1 models at $199.60
DA VIS-BROWN co.
Harbor B1vd. C~ta Mesa
Beacon 6821 I 188!i
t4c48
I BENDIX WASHER. fulJy auto-
-------------m11tic, like new, $100. Harbor
A Free Check v
ON OUR WATCH MASTER
shows if repairs or a new watch
are required. ..
WALLACE CALDERHEAD
Jeweler
817 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar
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23-SITUA.TIONS WANTED
Work Wanted-Ironing, window
washing, garden spraying, prun-
ing. cleaning. reasonable. Bea.
6714-\V after 6 p.m. 47p49
2370-W. 4lc(8
GAS HEATERS, console type.
Xlnt. condition, $10 each. Wide
selection. Take your choice.
First come, first served. Hotel
Laguna, Laguna Beach. 41o48
ERECTOR SET, no 8'%, all
good condition. $8. 246 E .
St .. C08ta Mesa.
elec.
18th
48p
EVERYTHING
FOR YOUR TRAILER
WE FILL BUTANE and
PROPANE TANKS
Complete lnatallation. repair
and aervlce of all Tniler
Equipment. '
Rerman E. Samuel Elli• M. Porter
OM!lnge Coast co\legE' male stu-
dent wants room and board In
return tor general \vork. Edward
Hill, 20122 S .W. Cypress, Santa
Ana. Kl . 2-1765. 47p49 ORANGE COAST
so CALlF. BIBLE COLLEGE n-AILER SUPPLY s
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tudents want part time work. f T .n.a
Baby sttting Gardening
Housework Windows clnd
Ironing Serv . .Sta. Helper
Restaurant \\'Ork. etc.
Phone Klmberly 3-8281, Ext. 11
<tlp42H
COLLEGE GlRL wants room and
board in exchange for baby sit·
ting. Ph. Harbor 1403-J . 47p19
1910 HARBOR Pt.VD.
Costa. Mesa, Phone Be&COD 6224-R
82tfc
LADIES BICYCLE In good condi-
tion. S25. Phone ~aeon 5526.
~ 48c50
ROBERTS 257 gun With 3 power
i:1cope and C&l5e, love seat, h&nd
carved orange wood $75, butane
MOVING -2 walnut droirtop 1 -
de1kl, M" with typewriter com-SS-BOATS, SUPP~ .._:_MU~ICAL. ~IO
partl:nent. Rattan llv rm set; A PIANO FOR CHRISTMAS! Al-
oof&, 2 chain, 2 end tablu. Lge GOOD BOAT GEAR most JOO from which to choo.te. coffee table, 2 lamps. ltasy da
washer Hoover upright vac-BARGAINS In anchors, flttlnp, Splneta." uprights and Gran .
' li t f "sh net etc FamoU.s makes. No rise i.n uum clearner with attach. '-fa-propa, ne. mo Ont-1 · • · I
hop.ny knee·hole desk Phone BUY -·sELL ~TRADE· CONSIGN prices, Easy terms! Small de-
Harbor 0800-J. · 4.7c'48 Have some good boat.I for sale! posit t.111 secure yours. DANZ-
Want to sell your small boat? ScmfIDT Blg Piano Store.
sari'taj Ana. 520 No. Ma.In, corner RATTAN 4 piece sectional, $100. TRADING PORT
2 end. table!!, $20 each. Corner 8 tt . N t H 1020 W __ 61_h_·-----,-------••b1 •30 c kt 11 t bl $3• 310 Lataye e, wp . ar. -· . '""' e, • · oc a a e.... ~. · 38c39H USED PIANOS from $69 up. Good
Lounge chair and ottoman, S~. I p 1 a y)i n g condition. DANZ-
Telephone table, $25. Chalr1 $15. MUST BE SOLD b Saturday SCIDflDT 520 No. Mai.n San-Uke new. Made by a famous Y • • '
C&.lltornla designer. Ph. Harbor morning, December 2. 1~. 30 ta Ana, car . 5th.
tt.. CHRIS CRAFT. 9twln !!crew, ---+' --,..==--=-=c:-:=::--:--2370-W. 4lc48 flying bridge. Fjs hing chairs. GOOD )uPRIGHT PIANOS from
Will take b<'st o fffr over $2800. .$59. Term.& a.s convenient aa ~ TELEVISION ,
BARGAINS
We have an excellent selection or
tele\l&Slon9 ju!lt traded in on new
models.
STOP IN TODAY
DA VIS-BROWN CO,
1885 Harbor Blvd, Costa ltfesa
Beacon 6821
4<1c46
LOVE SEAT lbed-da\•enette) $50.
Modern wing chair $17.50, man·s
lounge cha.Ir, $25. Sota, $40. 5-
pc. glass top dinette act, $40.
~19 El Modena, Newport Hgts.
After 4 p. m . Phone Bea. ~315·J.
46p48
Immediate Delivery
Englander °Coodyear airfoam
mattress and box spring
air foam pillows •
Dale's Furniture
1929 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5107-W
BED DAVENPORT, made by Rob·
erU Bros., in good condition.
908 Park Ave., Baiboa Island. mo. a.\ SHAFFER'S MUSIC CO.
47p49 tSinc~ 1907) 421 N . Sycamore,
-------------Santa Ana.. Kl. 2-0672. 44ttc . ' BOOKS-SEA BOOKS --BJ.suass 0pportuD1-
A tine stock of boob on all yacht·
Lng &Ubjects-Plue all current
booka. Lend.Ing libraiy.
The Islanders
21.( Ma.rlne, Balboa la. Har 1547
BOcl!lB
GREY ?\.farine Engine!! (matched
pair). 205 tt. 5/16 galv. chain.
24 ft. new 3" brass tubing, 6
volt g enerator, carburetors, til-
ters. coolers. pipe fittings, ra-
dios, misc. 166 Cecil Place, Cos-
ta Mesa. 46p48 , _____________ _
·Chrysler Engines
Used
Crowns -Royals
See John Harvey
at Seacraft
625 COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
PH. BEACON fi771
2t!<
C 0S1j A MESA RECREATION
now bperating--4 bowling alleys,
1 billiard. 1 pool 3 snooker ta-
bles, 1 lunch counter, crlll. etc.
See Owner 276 E lDth St .• Costa
Afes~ Beacon ~938. 47p52
•2-WjUJTED TO RENT
'WANT:ED-Unfurni.l!lhed 2 bedrm
hou8b at rea.eonable yearly rent·
al. COM or Newport Heights.
Call !Harbor 1431-R. 4ltfc
UNF4NISHED l story l}ouse-
4 bl!tdrms. or equiv. 2 baths, 2-
car garage. Phone Long Beach
, 9-6861 or write Comdr. Mutison.
Naval Air Station, Loe Alamitos.
' • 48p-18
DON"t DELAY. CALL TODAY
... tOr an ad in the lively clas.'!l-
tied sectlong ot the
BIG THRE&--N~ws-T1mes, Post Shopping News
J and the Press
.$35 and a good day befl:. $10. -------------
Ph H •-2'76 48tf 26 FT. RlCHARDSON. Swivel
OVE!l 21 .000 CIRCIJLATlON IS
THE ANSWER! one ar ... ~r ., . c
3 burner a.nd oven stove for boat· -------------marlin chai'r. 2 livp bait tanks. Phone Harbor 1616 today and a.sk
for the ad·!.aker.
El Toro Marines
Now Hear This ,
Low wlntlfr n.t• at the beach.
Other marine. al ttu. quiet )o .
caUon. Shaft \'9 hr. drive to
bue.. Children wtlcome, but no
pet.a. One bedroom cott.ace. liv·
lngroom., bath, kitchen, utll. lnc.
$56 month •
Get another coupJe and ahare this
4 bedroom cottage. Jlvingroom.
l 11.t bath, kitchen, utll lncl.
$78 month
Call Harbor 2278-W
4Sp48
FumiJlhed 1 bdrm apt. reasonable _
1980 WestmlN1ter, Costa Mesa.
Phone Beacon 6551-W. 47c49
Unfurnlahed 2 bdrm duplex, gar.
Laundry room, good neighbor-
hood. a.dulta:, 565-304 Broad-
way, Coata Mesa. Phone Beacon
61~7-M. 47 c49
Attractive lower l bdrm. unrurn.
apt. $37 . .50. Wash house In rear.
Water paid, 1 c hild o.k. N .E .
comer ot Cecil and Elden. Costa
Mesa. Jnquire upstair1. 47 c49
MODERN 2-bdnn house, partly
rumlshed, venetian blinda. fur-
nace. garage, clOfle in. $52.50.
1:>8 Magnolia. Co"ta Meas or
phone Topa.z 2-7762. 48p
-UNFURN1SHED nearly new 2-
bdnn house at 614 ~ Acacia.
C. D . M . $57 .50 per mo. Apply
at 614 Acacia. Corona det Mar.
i8c51 .
NEW small 3-room, furnished apt.
with gara.ge. Utilitie!\. S60 mo. 1 307 HelitropE, Corona deL Mar.
49p51
NEWPORT BEACH-Nice apt. on
water. util's . furnished_ $55 mo.
Phone Harbor 1222. 48p
RENTAL t1
SPECIALISTS
Cail Edna Craig
Lin\vood Vick, Rltor.
Balboa laland. Har. 2042 32cM
FURN. NE\VLY DEC., u!i Incl,
Single Apt. ... $35 I
2 bedroom apt. S50
1045 "'· Balboa Blvd., Nwpt. Bch.
46tfc
Furnished hoUBe , Corona del Mar,
Ocean view, patio, gar&Ke. Dec.
to July. $75 mo. Call Harbor
679-M. 47c49
Unfurnished l bdrm duplex, panel
ray heat. private garage. $65
n10. 583 Park Drive, Costa Mesa.
~ 47~1
f.4-ROO.l\1S FOR REN'f
FINE HAND LAUNDRY or Iron-
ing only. Shirts, girls' school
dresses, curta.Jns as you like
them. Pie-up and deliver. H elp
or trailer, $25. 239!.i Rochester,
Cost.a Mesa. Ph. Bea. 6048-M.
' 44c48
with dinner parties. Mrs. WU-I -------------
Results come from constant
Practice! An ad regularly in thl~
paper will produce results tor yott
Elec. pumps. out riggers over-
hauled and painted.. Exel. con-
dition. Owner out ot state.
52700. New canvas co ver.
\\'rite Ba·x F this paper. 46p51
NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM ~
kitchen, $37.50 mo., linens and
utllitie!I furnished. 2 people. ALL ~ '\'ANT tor Christmas .. ~ \.\'ORKING men's home. Rooms.
Garage to rent. virinlty c<a $7 per week. Gs.a heaters each
Ila.ms. Harbor lS.'52-M. Beacon
~91 -WK. 46c48 Used Gas Ranges
UNIVERSAL
SOLID oak dining roo1n set, 7 strtel . Writf' Box 1 3. Balboa room. Good beds. l23 28th St.,
pieces, refrector;• tsble and buf-
fet. $7~. lJt,rge doJI buggy, $~.
NeY.' child"s sey,.·ing machine.
SJ.SO. li41 Po mona, Costa Mesa.
Beacon 6747-J. 48c50 I
I sland. 48p50 Newport Beach . 32c33H
COMPETENT adult baby sitter.
Ha\'e transportation. Call KJm-
berly 2-1097. 47p48
WANTED-Permant>nt housework
by hour or day, $1 .00 hour. Bea.
5193-\\'. 48p
BABY SITTING-EXPERIENC-
ED REFERENCES. Ph. Bea-
con. 6242-W_ 48p
~lMPI()~ , "" . ·' ~,.~ , ···'.. .. . . ; ·. " .. ~ -flr+ii:.";
' ,, ; I :ii • ..........
!&-HELP WANTED
SALESMAN or SALESLADY tor
real estate and general tnsur-
an~ .. .lull !"-part time. 1 l·-wMYl!t' .l'ttObLD, RealtDr , I ' ' . .. ·•·•~'Agent 1 · it't1.rlbe~ ni.tini'rance Group
51~ E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa
Phone Harbor 1238-W Anytime
• 41c43
NEED \HELP?
Consult aituati'n wanted ads or
place a clasattf"ed In the News--
Tlmes, Poat and Pl"esl!I combtna-
tlon at $2 per week, min. Phone
Harbor 1815.
DO YOU WANT A JOB'
DO YOU NEED HELP?
Gaffers & Sattler
aruI Others
TABLE TOP ?.tODELS
In Excellent Condition
Call Us or Stop 1n Today
STROOT'S
TeWinkle Hardware
BEACON 6222 .
1802 NEWPORT BLVD.
<t7c49
FINE UPHOL. CHAIR. clean &
in perfec t condition, $40. Amer.
F1yer Elec. train, complete in
a-1 cond. 127 Abalone, Balboa
Island, Harbor 3111-W. 46c48
CONSOLE Gas Heater fWtlUa.ms}
circulating type, 25,000 BTU.
Thermoatat "controlled. like new.
~' Ulan %; _price at $50. Har. ~;.itst1-W;~ ·~1 •• Up(9 ' . .
Lad'les. tu r ~oll't, medium, largej
reuonable. 304 36th St., New·
port Beach, Har. 1527-J. 47p48
Schwinn bicycle tor s.a.Je. Good
tires. Phone Harbor 1399-J.
47p-lll
Television Service
RADIO REP AIRS
Larry Ewen • • Harold Hamm
Technlctana
MESA RADIO ~ TELEVl.8ION
l Oil Broadway, C. M. Bea. ll808-J
BAMBOO RATTAN FACTORY
Buy dire<:t a.nd Save. 3 piece
Sectional $195 value le $117.50
today. Clip this ad tor free gift
with purchase made this week
onJy. Open eves. till 9. 384 N
NE\V LIGHT\VEIGHT BOA TS
10-18' (imported tra m Europe)
For sale or 4~ap for car
\\'rite HPnrv Go<'rke. 63i W . Co-
vina Blvd., San Dinlas, caur .. or
Box E . c/o this paper. 46p48
~rANTED TO BUY-Mooring at
Avalon. W ill buy, Cir trade tor
one at Isthmus <40-tt boatl -
Phone Harbor 2192-J <t7p49
Coe.at Blvd., Laguna Bch. 31tfc -------------
Walt's Trading Post Somebody Wants
That used furniture. bric-a-brac,
paintings, etc.. now taking up
space tn your garage. Flnd a buy-
er with a classified ad In the
NeY.'!l·Times, Post, and Press com-
bination. Just Phone Harbor 1616.
say: "I want to place a Clasaltied
Ad," and a courteous ad-taker will
help you write an effective ad.
Gift ItJ~~a't' DJi'e·s
Table lamps $4.95 up
Hassocks $7.95 up
Universal Coffeematic perc
Uni\rersal Mixer
Universal Pop Toaster
Stroke saver Uni. Irons
New and Used Furniture
Dale's Furniture
1929 Harbor Bl\'d r Bea. 5107-W
RED LEATHER BAR with Back
Bar a.nd Stools. A real sacri-
Used Marine Gear
Nautical Decorations Used Nets
422-30th St. Newport Beach
Open Sundays Ph. Har. 2470
17c18l1
S4-MUSICAL. RADIO
GREAT PIANO SALE. Secure
rour Chrtatmu _Riano no~.
Brand n~w SpJn,f:t $395. Anotlier
amalleat &lze, only $297. Save . noorn l100.-to-C~ 1lieoontt~
ed model!. $10 will hold until
delivery. Easy term8. DANZ·
SCHMIDT Big Pia.no Store, 520
No. Main, Sa.nla Ana, cor. 6th.
CREA T CHRISTMAS Pl A N 0
SALE now on!. Save from 5100
to ~1000 on Grand pianos:
Knabe. Kimbal, Wurlitzer, Vose.
Baldwin make. Lester and
many others. Some used, some
new. DANZ -SCHMIDT Big
Piano Store,. fl20 No. Main, cor.
6th. Santa Ana.
~mentinq ~/trol>lem i 3 !s\Si I ' I j •)
U-APARTMSNTS a HOUl'IEB
Ybarly and Winter
GOCP FURN. HOUSES & APTS.
$40 mo. up. Listings wanted.
PAUL C. JONES
23071 Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
Call Harbor 3i0 or Harbor 2313
37pll0
YE1R ROUND-Single apt., com·
pletely furnished. Nice kitchen.
Rfa.sonable renL 211 Opal Ave.,
B~Iboa I.ala'ftd. Kar.'416. · ·46ctf
I • ~r-~.e~ .. )Y~g-,
a little nicer?
1 and 2 bedroom unit.a, Udo I.ale
Baytront, By wk., mo .. or aeaaon
u low u $70 mo. to June 15th.
/GREENLEAF & ASSOC.
3112 Newport Blvd. Har. 2M2
! 24Uc
UNFURNISHED 2·bedl"m. house.
Carpets, drapea. Yearly. 705
J.smine, Corona del Mar, Har-bhr 0845-M. 47p-18 '
CALL U~ PLANO. upright. good condition.
NEWPORT HARBOR AMANO HOME DEEP FRICl:ZE, BAMBOO RATI'AN SBOPS Priced reasonable. 218 Ogle St.,
' GOl!c fice. Ph. Harbor 0727-.J. t7c49
A 'J'1['RAC'ITVE 3 Tm . furnished Houa~. Private patio. Garage.
$67.50 Incl. util. Inquire at 814
Begonia, Corona del Mar. 47c48
EMPLOY!.IENT AGENCY $165. 279 Flower. Costa Mesa. Complete line, factory.to-you. Co$ta Mesa. Beacon 6827-W. CORONA DEL MAR-Furnished
(under new ma.ne.gement) 1 f6p48 Open 12-9 da.tly A Sun. Bank 47p49 Prage apt. New stove A: Servel.
5615%: E. Bay, Balboa, Har. 2581-R ,.--..,-------:-:~--:---:----: tum& 215 Ocean An .. Laguna View or oce~ a.nd bay, $75 mo.
46c59 3 p&ir interlined dNpt'ries 1n good Beach. tfc WANTED -50 ptanoa. Tr&..de in Phone Harbor 2799.J. <t7c49
Standard Stations, Inc,
. Has a few openings
condJUon, $20. \ 304 Broadway, your old pla.ao on a Grand, Spin-I
Costa. Meaa. ritone Beacon DOUBLE BED, box aprtng and et or beautiful televlalon. High· -+,--L-IDO ____ I_S_L_E ___ _
8107-M. •7C<t:8 mattress and maple _i_ch.est of est ca.sh allowance. Terms.
drawu.--$80. AUm Firth, 260 DANZ.-SCHMIDT PtANO co., U /you want a rental on LIDO
DEVILBJSS Portable p&lnt spray Victoria, Costa Mesa.. 4.7p48 corner.6th, 520 No. Main, Santa ISLE aee ua. Several loveJy
outfit, comp~r. motor and A.na. / apta. 'Al.so home& available.
4S-RENT. MJBCELLAKEOUS
LARGE GARAGE 25 x 28 across
from Vincents Drug. See owner.
602 Clubhouse Ave., between 9
a.m. and 3 p.m. dally. <t7p49
<&-A 'CTOMOBILES, TIRES
A-1 Used Cars
'35 DODGE Sedan
'46 PLYMOUTH sedsn
s ..
1035
'41 STUDEBAKER Pic kup 49:-i
•47 FORD Sportsman, Rlr.H.
Columbia resr axle; sharp 1255
'49 FORDS. three of then1.
priced to sell toda)•!
MANY MORE to choose from .
$1~ bonua gi\'f'n on clea.n 1941'.!!
on any of our late cars. ,
No ~~nabte oftef. rtfu3ed on
any cat on 'Ne\~rport Harbor'!'!
b~es'l usl!'d ear k>t et-
534 Coast' Highway
Beacon 661)4 Nev.•port Be&t·t1
Theodore Robins
YOUR FORD DEALER
Hours: Wttk Day.-8 'til 8
Sundays & Holidays, 10 'tll <t
'38 FORD ••85" Sedan. Good con·
dllion. Sell cheap. Beacon 5507-J
or 2141 Orange avenue, C08t&.
Mesa. 48p
TWO-TONE GREEN 19"7 Olds-
mobtle. Model 76. Excellent con-
dition. Phone Htlrbor 2351 be·
tore 5:30 p. nl. 4~0
--....\TWO
1950 Dodge Demonstrators
'
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-Catholic Welfare Bureau is a
pnrt'eAJonal ~·eltare age'"ncy doing
pubUc welfare work and is the
only private welfare agency sup-
port~ by the Cofumunity Chest
1q. Orange county. In order to
raise funds n~essary tor its oper-
atJon during the coming year the
bureau will conduct its own drive
Gordon Wh pre~nt thiJI Wffk
and the board rejf'Cted the ap-
plication on hi.11 motion.
'FOR MEN I
Who are looking tor permanent
employment with excellent op-
portunltY. °{r advancement, 21
to 40 pr~rred. Paid while
t.ra.lning. Approx. $270 1n9nth
to st.a.rt. Llbual laundry allow-
ances. High achool mJnJmb.m
d~. See Supt. at the •
g;.n, nearly new, $50. Barbor We buy, sell or trade. r p A p ALMER
Olet-W. I 47p48 Call us and aave money, REPOSSESSED SPINET, hlgh•~t • •
C I , U d grade m&ke. SAVE $300. P• • INCORPORATED
Save up to $300
Low mileage and I
in ea.ta Mesa.
Whether or not Costa Mesa has a Community Chest ,there will be
tocal J)!'Oblenui demanding the ser-
vlce• ot a wellare lgency. It Is
for t.hia purpose that the Bureau
Will open a drive on ,Sunday, Dec.
3 with calls t• be m&de to private
i.cmea and btulnea:s ~tablishments
trom whJch a generous response
le anUclp&ted. Contfibutiona may
be malled to the Catholic Welfare
Bllreau, P. 0. Bol 397. Coot&
11-.
Attending the muting with
r._tber Barry were Frank Wal.sh,
• .ie,. t;OrotJr. Vli'Sil Wedeking, Gus
S-cb, ,Oeorp Fox, Lillian Lt.Pu!.
m.le 11Uwart. Beu Neville and
..... •Sboot-I , I .f' AU moo.tea collected ln u,9 loc:aJ !"!. dri .. wlU be epont In Ooota -
• aseney work reprdl-ol
-S:.... ~ color or creed, NIUttd Fr.
·1-.. ~. I . .l ... '
Haqy Evans ~rrcll , land pla.n-
ner, and B. H. Baker, nearby
property owner, were present ln
person against locating the iron
works in a reaidenli&I a.re&. Dr.
Emmitt Raitt, who also reatdea In
the vicinity. proteeted in a letter
received by the board.
Mrs. Sam Bassett
Dies in St. Louis
: Word was recelyed yesterda7 h1
Dr. Pbllllp -It. -Via Lido
Nonf. ol lllo -th ol Illa mothu,
Kn. Sam T. -In st. Lou1a,
Mo. Havinl' •l*lt MVual mum~
men wttb Dr. ud Mn. Be111u
at their Lido Jal• home; mh•, bad
many ll'iends bere -WW bo ~ to IMm ot Iller ;. • ~
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STANDARD STATIONS
Dahlia Ir Coast Highway
Coron.a. deJ Mar
Save wit,h Cliff raw ey s se fe<l condition. Another tor $29 . i Via Lido Barbor uoo Furniture ' run keyhoenl. DANZ • =• AT SURPLUS 2366 New't Blvd Coat& Mesa Big Muolc Store, ~20 No. Main, l'i.<lar>y rental--unturn. now one
WATCH for WP:CKLY 8PBCIAL Phone Beacon 501..._J corner Sth, Santa Ana. ~rm apt. stove, retrtg and
Boat and Gym 1b"8 .............. $3.49 -t,Tx'8 MAltIMBA CDeacan)-Uke new, · aundry nn. AduJta. no pet.a. 219
200f Balboa Blvd,.! Newport BM.cb ---.,..-------.,,.---· used very IJtUe. Reaaonable B: l!Sth St., COit& Meaa. Bea,
, . 35cl8B DA VENPORT-Pra.cUcally new, Phone Beacon 8902 or Barbo; 8751-M. t7c49
pet f e ct condition. Mahogany 07M-K. 4.Sctil
2
~-llOuoe PICKUP ~ elact.rlc trim. WW aell at ~ -price. Pb. _.UM
te ~ -'--' .... to -••o. ~-~-22. . 47~9 ' -In a _ ... With car-re-Wuh· .,_ r-...-.or-a,.., r ~ --·~ KUR1n0.N grand piano. Style ~~r-,--$l50 -· 7111 wut ll<!uonable. 7QI! W&r.sold. Oor· ' JL Fine dltl •-Prtnte
......... Mar. I ,....... Rattan ""·-iture """ on. . Ooota Bea. 9097..nc ">-I.' IUU, party. 213 lohpoll&, Cocta 2Jt!c I -In ..... Pldlllpil!el -, ...... Beaeon 11289-W. 47d9
new car guanuatee
SHA VER MO'il'ORS
1936 Harbor Blvd. Cqsta Mesa ,
I f j
1949 CHEVROLET •-Dr. Dlx. s.. I
dan. I.Ate mOO.I. Perteet ahape. I
By owner, $1675. Phone Be&oon BetWffll 8:30 and 12 FrtdaJO onl,J nc<a .._,.__.AP8 L 1n -""" work.__ ----~· -------
WILL _, --I ~_. Wida -ct >~ KNABE AMPICO ORA.ND. Like WANT HOUSJ:KEltf'ER. proter-____.. 1-seet dllplay In 110. Calif. new! SAVE over S2000. Cab!-
oeo21. . Hct& I B .. A Pen1mQ.la home ftp'niab.:.. .,
ed, 3 bclnna, bath utd ~. pr. PONTIAC 8, 1941, %-dr debuce ,
lelec. re~. deep -· WUb. B""'mllner. llCht sreY. orstnaJ I Jml,cl·o, '115 mo J'9&l'8 1aa. lbfl • owner. Mu.1t be ~ and dnvea
Mlramar. Pt>me Barbot nN-W to appreciate. 2U Dlamolld, Bal-
~ 'lfli!t& 5\i .-,. per week. and . lum ,roper fM ,_ -fl<ot!•leNq and ~ net tull of •ender nllll ..,..
,_ ,. boud aitd S80 month In t:rpewtltA!r or ::f aalL Mt S. . S ; Ir.DEN w It b it! Tenno! DAN~ o.up. Piion• 0ra.op 103&-J. 1lllll. Ooola 11 '8p HOU E & Gan SCHMIDT 111r Plano store. 520
•8c00 Ill Cout Hwy. N,.pt.j Bea. Gm No. Jb1n. eor. 1111. SUI& ~ , 11-W&Mfilb. a1lT . -f 6tc4.ml-----,_---------
WAMT t WOKAN for bcuMwork. " 1-------------' RENT A PIANO, SS, per month.
6 m...unp a week or '"'Uege WILL PAY CA!pl for.wJI ~ ROL&..4W4Y Sm> AND TWO All rent allc!Wed If yvu buy w1th-
Clrl to Uve In. PboM -oon rtrhl piano --50" bl&IL QA.II HlllAn:RS. pbqne Harl>or. la -~ANZ-8CRJOD'l', DO -.1 , · 6lcOO -Kim~ 1-0STS. '81fc .nm-w. .I· '7pM "!fie. -. ,..... ...._ ·~.. -...
1tor eppt. , • •7ci!2 ho& lalancL Ha.-12123-JL
: -apt. IUm1lbed----... ___ ,_1, --,=.,..-----'-'f,,..,Of:-1
a-room unfmalabed. Near mar-RJCD OLDBllOBILIC CanvH11ble,
ket and tlleatn. -oon>er IOl 1948 'Bycliunatlc. j•tull price Clu-Ave. bet._ I a.m. SJ,31111. call Har·llol·Ml-R'
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BEAUTIFVL.CLIFF HAVEN
,. I .
Newport's Fastest Growing
' ··; '
Exclusive Family Commµnity ' l . .
' NOW OFlFERS. -· .
Individually Designed 3-Beqroom Homes
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS
' • TO G, I.a
Don't Confuse This Offer With The
Usual Tract Houses
• CLIFF HAVEN IS DIFFERENT
It's s ituated 09 a high pleateau overlooking
Newport Harb<ir, where the cool refreshing
breeze wafts in from the Pacific Ocean.
CLIFF HA VEN is an ideal place to raise your
family, free from heavy traffic, yet close to
school, church '\nd shopping facilities,
It's wide, curving paved streets and excep-
tionally large lots actually offer small estates
rather than the us ual run of straight in a row
crowded houses.
' ' These homes are worthy of this ideal location,
they are roomy and welf built, The floors are
quartered sawed oak, there are picture win·
dows, plenty of tile, double garages and many
other features.
WE SUGGEST YOU LOOK
THESE LlTI'LE ESTATES
OVER
WHILE
THEY ARE STILL AVAILABLE, AND -BEFORE I'Ii rs TOO LATE TO BUY ON
SUCH F..ASY TERMS.
SEE FRED BARKER
. I
With Earl W. Stanley, Realtor
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
15th & Irvine -Newport Beach
(Opposite High School)
Phone Beacon 5795 or Evening Beacon 6939-J
A&tive.
'8-AUToMOBIIZS, TlllJ:ll
Balboa Island
Home
4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
LoYely la.rce PaUo
$15,750
Good F\nancing
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' G. N.-WELLS
Broker ' & Assoc.
• Costa Mesa
The Beet Town on Earth
Paper Headlines PROVE
that this is
The BEST Town on Earth
"Footbaµ Game Played Last
Sat. in Wisc., 16 below zero
Weather"
''Thousands Stranded in
Their Cal'll in East, 300 Dead
From Exposure"
"In Northern Part of This
State Thousands Homeless
Due to Floods"
Boy Oh Boy, HOW We
APPRECIATE Costa Mesa
and the Harbor Area
If You Are Renting
or living in a trailer court and
are not happy and want to be
in your home befort' Christmas.
co.me In and see us. &."I we have
some GOOD BARGAINS!
Brand New Home
HARDWOOD fioor!'I and Pan<'I
Ray heat, lot 65x 12~ Price
$6.600 $750 duwn-$50 per mo.
A Home on Broadway
$9,600-$2,000 DOWN
Another Bargain
CLOSE IN 2-bdrm h ome, fire-
place, large patio, all fenced.
Worth $12,000. ASKING PRICE
$9.000.
WE HAVE
A 10-Acre Ranch
Tht> best one In Orange County
We alao have income property
We have one Ideal INCOME
$270 pe r mo .. Price $15,000
G. N. Wells, Realtor
and Associates
1790 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Phone Beacon 5181
only $9,500
Beautiful 2 bdrm. close In . \l.i ac.
Walled yard.
Industrial tot, 63 x 290
$1 ,000, TERMS
GOOD LISTINGS WANTED
ROBT. H. M01"I'Eil'
1900 Harbor Blvd
Bea. 6224-J Res: Bea'.. 5137-J
RANCH HOME
OUT THEY GO! Horace Nelda in Costa Mesa
'48 PLY. ''SJJKial .[)~luxe" Sed. A
aleek lwrt..roWI black beauty in
p:cellent condJtlOJ\!
M t G'b Near High l!lchool, Jesa th~ 1 year ' ,z,~. . ~· , , 1 son old. 2 bedrooms. la.ge flreplac. ' •i f / r • " , '*'14, shU,., rogf. J¥illi by Robert
, 1 ' • , ~ill. · cf \ ' • ' r 1ngTamJ Ontt Sldoo 'tlown.'
$1,295 P'hone 502 Full prtce $7950. ACT TODAY!
47c4t LINWOOD VICK, ReaJtor
------------S12 Marine Ave., Balboa laland
'47 DODCE Tudor with RA:H. etc.
One owner-Orig. French grey
finbh.. That smooth driving,
money uvlng 8 cyl. car with
"Fluid Drive"!
$1,185
'48 CHEV. Sed. with beate-r, etc.
Next to "New" thru-out-Re-
flecUng the very be9t care!
$995.
'41 PLY. "Special De.!µ¥e" Con-
vertible, R A: H , etc!. Very de-
lllttable cream colored •port job
for the young ln heart.
$585.
'Sit CHEV. Cpe. An unmatchable
nJue In a smart ptue coupe for
only-
$395. !
'30 DODGE Sed. heate'r. lffat and
rHpectable transportation.
$165. '
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M-MONEY TO LOAN
LOANS For Homes
with 4 '!o -5112 '!o Int.
Long tenn. Low paim.ent
SpeclallJdng In F . H. A. and G. I.
PlArul. !5 i,t. % Con.ttructJon Loan.t
CALL BOB BATTLKR
Har. 3163 for Jil'rM. Approlool
Rep. PoIRDl:R MORTGA<ll: CO,
Metro. Life Ina. FundL KI 3-61M
LOA.NII TO BUILD, Dll'ftOVll.
BUY, KODDtMJD, OR
REP'INANCJ:
We Bu;v '1'Nat Deeda
NEWPORT B 4 t.BQ4 n:DIClllAJi
8AVJNGll .. L04!f -
-Yla Udo I'll. Bar. a..
WANT TO TRADE
WANT ~ -t -for 'Mf7 attn.cUve 4 bdrm --.. lront
h-·and CAll1l.
HA VE S lldnn older bouM In FOd SHA VER MOTORS condition. Near ohopplns -tor.
Tour DODGE -PLYMOUTH Db'. Jfeecf llM>ft JIU'd reom fOI' tb•
lW --Blvd. !!i Bea. --W_. I or ' '*"' ea.ta )( , how. ....... la tM ..,._
• i.G l'OllD. eu.t.-Clllb 00...,. HAVJI -..tlN 5 ...... -. ....
Radio ....i -· KallF oUaor to ft. ta lo. ~ ,,_t. WIA
-7000mllooon<lju.tllb taJre' ---Oii -· u-. DO ..i .. Wt.., -Udo. -Ill: ....... -
Phone Harbor 204.2
47c49
Owner's Sacrifice
<l LARO!: units consisting of l
1 bdrm, 2 bdrm. 3 bdrm . and
l!dngle apt-all fum. complete
and newly decorated. 3-car gar-
age .... tdee.l location. F ew steps
to ocean or bay. 2 blk.s to school.
Bus by front door.
Flne aummer clientJe, high income
retum. 1bla property must be seen
throughout to appreciate. Other
lnteruts force me to sacrifice
for best ca.ah offer. See it today
and submit your offer. M. C.
Peck, 16'5 W . B&lboa Blvd.
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RUS'MC RANCH H~7,900
fUll price. Tb.UI ~g 2-bd.rm
llome la a1..moet br&nd new. Kae-
alve red brick fireplace and
plat. ciaao wtndowo.
'fttla Is a really attracUn bome
and lta a downright barpln,
Olll;v U000 down. -con HW
R<alt;v, 4M Newport Blvd. Bea.
DTl~R. (Z bib above ArchM)
'7c48
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Robert B. Lynn . Realtors I I Helen L. Lynn
411 Cout · Bouletard Corona del Mar t ! . Harbor 1037
'FOR SAj:.E: SB. R, 1 \11.; bath. New modem. Pouble garage. R2 zone v~ eaay tenD.a .............................. -.J ......... -............ -···· $12,500
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FOR RENT: 2 B. R. home, So. Hwy,, near . school , Fully furnished
Gmge, utilities incl. Year lease .. : .. ! ......... -.. ,. ...................... ~ 90
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HOME -INCOME: 2 B. R. home, 1 B. R. garage apt., dble gar,, patio, . I
Lawn, fenced. · .tll fUlly rumlahed ill Chine..e modem. •
Really a bargam ·iii high claaa prope~y. Owner will sell ,
on Ull'lllJI to rdponsible parties ...... ., ........... -.............. : ......... · $17,950
SALES~ RENTALS -INCOME -LEASES -EXCHANGES • ' CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTIIB •,
' HEAD .OFFICE
411 Coaat Boulevard
Harbor 1037
Corona del Mar f
$690 DOWN -$36.42 Mo.
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THIS IS AN ATTRACTIVE STUCCO with hard-
wood floonj, large windows, dual furnace, tile
kitchen, b~kfast nook. Lots or closet sp.ace.
Located close in on large loL
F .H .A. BUILT BY GEORGE HOLSTEIN & SON!':
FULL PRICE $7,100
This is the best buy in Costa Mesa!
PHIL SULLIVAN
Formerly C. Galen Denison
G. T. EVERSON
490 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa·
Beacon 6243-W
Harbor 3157-W or Bee,con 5458-J
47c49, .
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
2 bedroom home with Thor kitchen unit and nice
patio. Good location on one of the best streets.
Sewer street and curb assessments paid. Rea-·
sonably priced at ·
$6,750, terms
STANLEY HADFIELD
Phone Harbor 20
or stop at the office at ,
216 Ma rine
It is possible
WATER FRONT-Private
sandy beach -3 bed-
rooms -new & modern
all this and more
for $21,000
Located In rl'strlcted BALBOA
COVES. -with It's prlvatt>
street.& and la.ndac:aped en-
trance -a onP story ramb-
ling home, With 30 ft. Of
water front a.nd fanned back
to 60 rt. on the stree-t.
!;Whoa Island
EXCLUSIVES,
W1TH .
LINWOOD VICK
REALTOR
INCOME, Balboa Island. B:xcep-
ttona.lly well built 'l be~room
houBe. Plus extra iucst room
and bath. Plua 1 bedroorp apt.
over dbl. garage and alh com-
p letely rurnlshed.
$24,500
BRANCH OFFICE
Farmhouse Motel
Barbor 1063
COSTA ~SA
REAL ESTATE
2%: ACRES-Excellent vtew · of
back bay and mountains. Better
see It now, U ,000.
REDWOOD .!< SHAKE SHING·
LES 2 bdrm. beauty, almost
new. Lots of brick and Ule. It'a
dltferent and U}e BA ROA IN
Prtce U $7 .960. $2,000 down.
TRIPLEX-Three 2-bdrm untt.8.
Income $200 mo. A reaJ lnvest-
n1ent . Come In and· talk It over.
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3 BDRM HOME-Nice East Slde
Jocatlon, 4 yrs. otd, hwd floors,
special tile work, dln. room,
many cloaets, service porch, dbl
gar ., fenced yard, l&ndacaped.
$10,000 and $2,000 down.
EAST 17th sTREET-Bul!ltneu
Fronta.ge--85x.30Q feet deep.
Another parcel 00x.3QQ. lnvea-
tors -See this now.
Barney Francque
Llllian La Perle Fred Crosier
ASSOCIATES
400 E. 17th St: at Tustin Ave.
Costa Mesa, Pb. Bea. 6818
**SOLD**
1513 Orange Ave.
Costa Mesa
By a
Mu}tlple Listing Realtor
Large llvlng room. natural
wood panellng, ovm-looking a
sheltered cove -3 bedrooms
and 2 baths "with tilt> too".__
g&rbage dlspoal, unit heat;
modern In dealgn but charm-
ing A comfortable.
HOME on Balboa Uland. Engllsh
type, 2 bedrooms plus children'•
play room. Very neat and1 clean.
Completely rurnlshed. Roqm ror
Income unit. ------------
Beautiful sloplng beA.ch -
clean as a pip , fnvite4 sun-
bathing and .11wlmmlng at It's
best. We URGE you t o see
this. Bring your contractor
1r you want and have him
prove this to be the best of
conatructlon and pric~ right •l U !·,QI¥> f-I ~,... term., It ~ear~.:· ·"··:If ,~ ~i. • • > ~ •
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. Company_
REALTOltS
Newport Blvd. at 30th St.
Phone Harbo~ 1800
Business Bldg.
•Sc
$15,500
BALBOA ISLAND corner lQt nea r
Marine Ave.
$9000
BLVD. FRONTAGE, Corona del
'M&r. 85 ft. for
ONLY $11 ,750
Linwood Vick, Rltr.
312 Marine Ave., Balboa )aland
Phone Harbor 204 2
CHAMBERLAIN •
for Best Buys
in Corona del Mar
$18,000
· .(Terms)
NEW DUPLEX
2 BDRMS EACH
Hdwd floors. corner lot,
patio, PLUS maliy other
features.
'·!$ , rg0~.,_,,-''. ~l!Ji.!iJ'!.sf'1 ;JT~ .~:fl' . ' . . . P !E!rl il::li&'berla111. 2 B. R. Brand New IOO Cout J:jl'ld., Corona de! Ku
• (Opposite Newpo:rt Harbor Bank)
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ceptional tile work, Pul. belh. Phone Harbor H&8
tub and shower, garage. Attrac -44tfc
Uve, well located. For the money
it's TOPS. Full Prlce-
$7 ,950
COUNTRY·
New 3 bdrm. Homes
• Especially well built
And two t"eaidentlal n-'ntals, lot 2 % acres, leve l, good aoll. Excel-NEWPORT CITY
66 • 300, 150 ft. in rear for lent v.iest side locaUon.
parking. Incorne $185 mo. $17,-
500, terms.
NEW 2 B. R. STUCCO HOME.
H~ W. n oor.9', tile sink, lot 60 x-
126, $6,!500.
$2500 full price
·TERMS .
Phil Sullivan
F ormerly C .. Galen Denlaon
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Oak noors, fl.replace, f\Jrnace, tJ,le
bath, garbage diapoaal, Jawna,.
double garage,· le.rge lot.a. Move
ln now.
$9,950
' a-•s•,. al'Aft
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ST AN_LEY SPECIALS f
BE~UTIFUL CLIFF HAVE1\f ..
Fof d~concernln&' Individually designed 3-bedroom ,
hotpea in thb exclWllve section, see our large ad on t.hU
page. Available now on euy terms. -I
CALL FRED BARKER AT BEACON 579~
CORONA DEL MAR
2 J>e<troom modern home. Smart desiKTI . Guod location .
ss.hoo.
New home--3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Garage built for 2nd
stqry, R-2 lot. $12,M)O.
CALL BILL SCHUSTER. HARBOR 2474
Balboa-Ocean Front~ Close-in
5 INCOME UNITS $1 5,800.
2 doubles and slnglea. Excellent beds. rt'frigtiratiOn and
atbvea. HAND LOCA ~ON. For appointmt-nt to eee ciu Harbor 1013 or 2092-Wtc (eves.I
Civic Ce ter District -$6,500
EXCELLENT Loca Ion on 3Slh alrec.-t.. Attractivf'. Par-
tle.lly furniBhed 2 droom homt". Frame construction,
celment foundation, ood composition roo f. Y•rd fenced
and landBcaped. GaJl&.ge. F or appointment to :we Call
Mary Di c~n at H&rbor 101 3 (eves. Harbor 2092-WK .
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ing, 1,600 square f/et leased ror $220. a month. l build-
ing 2,540 square feet Bultable for light manuracturing
or general mere dtse. OW1''ER ANXIOUS TO SELL.
SUBMIT ANY ASONABLE OFFER.
~r further 11 r. Thomas,
Dickson, Harbor 1013 or
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New tw and three bedroom homea now under construc-
tibn wl many de luxe features. Stop at tract office
and see e various floor plans. Convenient tern1s can be
atranged. C a.II Carl Thomu at Beacon 5748.
EARL W. STANLEY
Realtor
17th and Coast Hlway
Newport Beach
15th and lrvtne
Newport Beach
615 Coast H i'-\.•ay
Corona del Mar
225 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island 3113 Newport Blvd.
• VOGEL VALUE
Corona del Mar
Newport Beach
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ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom home, 15xl8 living rm.
with ventilators under very large windo~ .
Kitchen has corner sink, breakfast nook. Flus'1
lighting. Bedrooms 12x13. ample closets, 2-car
garage built to take apt. above. Landscaped.
Price $11,050
Monthly payments only $47. Will sell furnished.
You will Jove this home!
THE JOHN VO~EL CO.
1301 Coast Highway, Co rona de! Mar
Phone Harbor 1741 (Eves. Harbor 393-M J
R'EAL VALUES
COSTA MESA
WELLWORTli
READING I .
REDWOOD home, l · bdrm, Flag·
ston~ patio with bar~cue. Large
lot, a.ll rence-d In. F\Jll price.
l -Anolher LIDO ISLE EXCLU·
SJVE SPECIAL_ Here! 111 a.n
Ideal home for a large family.
a soundly built home o~ 2 lots only $3. 7 50 locat•d near th• eominunlty
EZ terms Clubhouse. Think of b g a
1 home wlUl 4 bedrpoma, maJd'a ~~ tw>me cl..-:l\ll E .. t ~d.~/i.jir~:~1~·l)!.~ :
\1 r;;;u t~~.~pe~. ~~ge; p.~c~: 'r ~I ~~ 1~ : &t
I $5 950 this price and you will ur-on Y , prised at the a.mount. By Utla~·
terms we mean the home aJon~ la
Newport Heights
3 bdrm home on 2 Iota, size 1oox
127~: 11 f\111 bee.ring avocado
trees. A real buy for
only $8,500
terms
ea.aily worth $24 .~00-"' down
wUI handle. This Is vlALU'l>l
2-0n the NORTH BA YP"RONJ'
or LIDO ISLE a home 1tha.t ia
perfect for a boat own~r. 0119
story. 3 bedrooms, 2 bat.hr
carpet ed throughout aild Mt~
fumlahed. Se rene front ud
side. patio, pier and sµp and
AU.. in excellent ahapje. 8-
thls at ONLY S42 ,50Q..-iTen:n1.' 5 bdrm home, 1-car garage, nice
corner Jot, 77x157, all fenced and
ctOM fenced with white picket
fence. Full price only $7 .500.
Su~mlt ·down.
3-An Ideal home for wel!:k~dl
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490 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa
Beacon tl43-W
B . A. NERESON THESE HOMES FALSO G. L 1982 Newport Blvd., Coata Meaa
hone Beacon ~226
or •mall famUy tor year
a.round. Thia LIDO IBLE S.
bedroom home aparklee in lta
modern deslgn and tr-tuns.
Few stepa t o private! beach.
REA~ BUY at $1:§,000-Ea-
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On Main Blvd., room tor 30 trail-
ers, toilet.a, wash rooms, paving.
bua. bldg. 2800 oq. ft. Lot 132
by SOO, good inoome. $32,500,
terma. ·
R. W . BARTINE
Harbor S1~7-W or Bf'aco111 MM-J
' DR'S CLINIC
or Small Hospital Bldg.
Brlck comtructlon. Co"\'r loca-
tion. Parking area.. Sell 'filb low
down payment or consider le.ase.
Must be 110ld at once-.
Ralph P~ Maskey
3Ul Newport mY.I. Newport llch-
PhOW> Harbor '°'
LARGE CffiCKEN RANCH
20 .AGRES--3 b-I b&rno.
.Abullclant ,water. 12 acre. la
~. Jllqulpped for 11.000
chlclla. Sell or trade tw ba7
.,... proport)'. Prtee SU.OOI.
GIUIZNLEAI' .. .tJlllOC.
1112 Newl)O!t eiYd. Har. IMS _; _; f. UUc
2509 W. Chapman Ave., Orange
Phone Orante 1940
cellent terms. ~
~LL HOUSE! !
OCEAN FRONT -Cholce Balboa
J~tlon. 1 B. R., living room,
diJlette, kJtcben • bath. Garage
wl$.h Iarse •torage and laundry
roqma. Beautiful lawn. Desir-
able for YEAR-ROUND or VA-
C 'MON LIVING. $9,000.
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\he .way to beat "old m•L lnfla·
tlon" il!!I to put aome of~r l&..,-mml~ to work on a ~ UDO. !
ISLE lot. Severa.I choice water-I
front lot. or olt .. fo•::como
purpoaea or hornu '1e
bought at realist.le prt . Re-j
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OPl!:RS ot LIDO ISL!:. I . I
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BAYFRONT LOT-BeauWUJ lo-INOORPORATEDI , ,
caµon. 8&crtfice at $11,000. · 3S&a Vla Udo <t • •
tl -N~ Beacll. Callt
3 R.-P'amlly Home. On Bal-· Harbor UOO I
Point. J'rpl.. Patio. Just . !oiia and Iota ot CBAR)(. Cloee -..J
to /Xln't .,, balJllnS. ,u.-. Corona del Mar
HO:lp: A INCOlllJl--.: B. R. cot. 2 bedrooln home. 0-~ ebopo
tap, trp1.. .,.. a ·: B. R. Apt. pins, ~tc. Priced for q81clo ..i..
..., -. ll'arn. Gooc! deg> at $9750 I ~ wIDt .::10:-e:::: B~ Excellent tlnanclnS -.,.. -
.. ~ ...-. .pa:rment. . I $ .
COAST RllALTT 00. Eqtle S~, tor
._,. ~ Ralton" l20I! Caul !JW:v, Corolla de! -
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THURSDAY, t-.JOV. 30, 1950 I Harbor High Seniors Score in .IHit ,
WHERE TO "DINE Presentotion 'Heaven Can ·Wait:
= M7 M. I.. R, ::: _ TJ\e SenJor play "Heaven can Zonta Car.nival
Raises $1000 for
Hoag Hospital DANCING • ENTERTAINMENT •.THEATRES
• -Walt" once again demonstrated
that. Harl)or IJlgh'• 9J:amatlc of-
ferlhp can be depen~ on for en·
tertalnment of the highest quality.
From the flnt moment lt wu
obvious that Bob Lanen had cap-
tured t.he hearts of everyone Ln the
capacity &'1dienCe with hia to-lhe-
THE ARCHE~
CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE • OPEN 10 a. m . Through 2 &. m. • Newport Blvd. on Coe.st
NEWPORT
WE ARE CLOSEIJ ON TllU l<SDAYS
SA.M'S SEA. FOOD
Complete Course
LUNCHEONS-DINNERS
"At the Sign of the Swordfish"
Beautiful New and Enlarged CocUail Lounge
SURFSIDE
Uc.•t\Vf"t!o Seal Reach &nd Sub8et Beach
Pbone11: &u~ -802-00 -840-'79
FUN ZONE
OPEN EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and
SUNDAY
BALBOA
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BAMBOO ROOM CAFE
MAIN STREET, BALBOA
It's a pleasure to be back
and rf?ady to serve you
the finest home cooked
dinners at our usual
low prices
BIDDER FRDm 5:00 TD 8:30 P. m.
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SAT. LAST DAY
JO!IS WAYNE'S
Newt"!tl
"RIO GRANDE"
&t ;\IJREEN O'HARA
S t».rt1t Sun. 5 Blg
It's BIG!
"ALL
ABOUT -
EVE''
DVITE DAVIS
~\NNE BAXTER
Glt;O..RGE SANDEllS
CELESTE HOLM
Day•
Mesa.•' ' . . ' . .t
SO\\'!
\\.11.at a
LAS1\
Tl' RN ER
Combination
RA\'
llfJLJ.A N IJ
"LIFE OF HER
OWN"
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t ;Jjl\f():'lril) GWESN
OOHOTll\' .'\ft·G l 1JR>.;
"MR. 880''
"ONE 'fOOT IN
HEAVEN"
• ('hrli.lniait Enlf'rt11l111111·11l
for the l:nllre f 'antlly
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La9una Beach
Community Playhouse
IJE<.:t;~tRt;fC IS-llth
(TKTAJS 8,SO
$I .SO tax ln<'L Ph. 4-&~9
~·-NOW SHOWING
'COPPER CANYON'
RAY MILLAND
HEDY LAMARR
PLUS 2nd YEATUftE
'Woman On The Ran'
ANN SHERIDAN
DENNIS 00'KEEFE
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COMING SOON
"Kansas Raiders"
"The Milkman"
You're Aft.r , ,
WHY GO
FARTHER!
N•v•1 • 01111
M~ntl
WlllS -GlllS
G1 .. LS
Vincant's Irav1l Burea~
Complete Travel Service
Mutual Thf'&tf>r Ticket A•eney
C:tlARf,OTJ'E HOU ... l.NSHEAD
3481 Via Udo Newport
HAR. 1!46
DRAPES ~ ... :.:..:·
a.a low as 8.93 pair
Cornice boxes & Travers<' Rods
fl<>l lSE & GAKOE!'i
811 C..oMI Hl\\'ay, Nt>\~rport
0,..11 Niqlttl U11tll Xm•i
VERA WILLIA.MS
CONCERT SINGER
VOICE TEACHER
PIANO FOR CHILDREN • I PATIO STUDIO liar. Z64'7·.1K
SISYJ Martne Ave., Balboa I•.
OCC Accepts
Library Bids
llfe portrayal of prize fighter J oe
Pendleton. He wu eo rlghl for the
part k did not seem to be acting.
and even when some lines were
l<>1t, hi• geKture• and expreMion
made hJa meaning perfectly clear.
He had _a hundred good Jines, and
n1ndo them au runny without any
e ffort at all. apparently.
Monf McTaggart. especially In
the prologue, made a minor role
fuctnatlng wtth a wonderful aen.sc
or what a voice &lldlng all over the
scale, and &fl lruiplred way of
walking and or h01dlng her head
could do for quite ordinary lint's.
Jn the role or J ordan, Glen Grif·
fltM had a clear, pletutanUy-tqncd
voice, was rture or his llnea I not a
sina.11 accomplishment In such a
heavy and demanding part), was
a lways llkeable, and 1nacJe a goo<!
foll tor Larsen's latent at comedy.
Lovf'{y C08tUmP.8
Norma Castle, ln some lovely
COl!tumes. notably a rhlne.!JlOnl'
and black crepe evening gown.
gave a clevc1· portrayal of Julia
Farnsworth. Her dri..wl of high
80Ciely was well 8Ustainf"d. 1lnd
she displayed poise In her en-
trances and gestures. The role nf
Tony Abbott, Juli&'" pe.rln@r in
crime, enacted by Dick Lant: WH~
given Interesting shades of cold.
calloul!I and well-bred Ylllainy.
•In Carla Mercer u the r omantic
l@ad, Bette Logan, Director ~f'nlz
WL" fortunal<' in having a <!ombi·
nation or beauty and ~@nulne act-
ing talent. The character as de·
velop~ In the lines and scent's in
the play itself Is not very brliev-
able. but Carla interprf'll'd the part
with great charm and sin,cerlty,
her voice both In the low and high
regl11lers, was al\\'SYl!I lovely In its
modulation and tone, and it'!I
carrying quality \\•as exC'@ption1t.l ·
ly fine. Background mu.sic wa!'I
used lo c reate almoAphcr(' In two
romantic. 11ccnes between prize-
fighter Joe and Betty, and be-
cause of this, som" important
lines W<'rc not heard , by th@ audi-
encf'. T his Y.'RS a n1lnor flav.•.
however. co1np('nRAted for by the
wonderful nalurttlness of the two
players in all their SC('nes to-
gclhf'r.
Certe Crain gave an individual·
h1tic and highly-charged Interpre-
tation of prize fight managt"r Max
Levene, and won son1e of the au-
dlencc'i;i most spontaneous a.nd
loude11t laughs. He projected espe-
cially well the 11pl1·it of Levene':-;
befud<11eml'nt as he iM caught in
the verbal c rOM·fire bet\\•een Joe
Pendleton ( alia.~ Farnsworth I and
the invisible Intruders from h<'RV·
en. Jordan and Messinger 1073.
Nf"\\' l 'orkcr f'.artoon
Suzie Roye(' a.~ the houseke<'pcr
did wonders with thl:oi small roll'
by U8e of a lugubrious voirp and
features rongealed in ttn expre!-i-
sion typiral of a New Yorker car·
loon. Jack Reed, as !\Uf)porUng
pla)"t'r, suppiled e. note or humor
and good characterization. \\'hll<'
Bob Aldl'irtge ·was raRpingly tou~h
and convincing as dl:'t~·ctlve Wti·
1111.ms, an.d Bob Scollan<t 1.s Lefty
was a l'f'allstic men1bt.·r of the
prize f'lghl racket.
Marlene Anderson Y:as 8. dainty
maid In the Farnsworth house*
hold, and her screams Over the
strange behavior of Petldleton's
l'IR.Xaphone were as good as any-
thing 1ikf'ly t o be hf'ard on the
Around $1000 waa rat~ by the
Zonta club of Newport Harbor tor .
the benefit of thetr service proJ•
eel. the Hoag Memorial hosplta1.
Presbyterian, at the Carnival din·
ner dance held ·Friday, Nov. 17 at
the Balboa Bay club. Thia an·
nouncement waa mad" this week
by Mrs.· RU88elJ Hampton, cl\afr·
man o r tlck@t sales.
Very little expense waa in·
curred due to the gener0.11lty of
the community and the vut
amount of time spent by membens
of the Zont.s club. organJ.z.atlon of
executive womeh according to
Mrs.1Marshall Drolet, c hairman of
the afrair.
An exprc&Sion of gratltudf' wa~
particularly extended to Pepito
Perez: and his wife Joan by Mni.
Earl Stanley, Zonta preJJ.ldent for
their cxtrf'm1·ly c lever entertain·
rnenl which th<'y arranged for. as
well as perrormed. Mr•. Sta.nley
also thanked the Dukc!I of DlxJe·
land ror their popular aClcr·mid-
night music.
Zant.a Christmas party ha., been
scheduled for next Thursday, Dee
7, inste-ad or the regular n1eeting
time l•ler In the month. ll will
be a dinner party at the home of
Mrs. James Allpln, 522 El Mod@nit
AvP., NPwport lielghts and will
be the only meeting of the group
this month.
Christening Rites
for Martha Kesel
Sunday, Nov. 26, wu an exct•p·
tionally happy day for Mr. anti
Mrs. Kirnneth Kesel.1 389 E . 23rd
St .. Cosia Mesa, bcdause on that
date ' lhjelr Jitlle three-month-old
daughl'l!r, ·Manha Elaine, wa"
chrlste'ned in the Fir•l Methodist
Church of Covlna Officiating was
Rev. E . Dow Hoffman, former pas-
tor of lh<' Fullerton M@lhodist
church, of which Mr11. Kesel is a
member.
Marsha made an adorable pic-
ture in an all white chrlstl'ning
outfit of silk and lace. Relatives
l'lttending wel'e the pa1·ent.~. Mr.
and Mrs. J ohn Byers or Fuller-
ton, maternal grandparents:. Mr .
and Mrs. Charles Ke1el of Costa
Afesa, paternal grandparents; to.fr.
and ).frs. Lawrence Sexton and
children Marilyn nnd John of
Santa, Ana .
After the service little Mi88
Kesel was the cenlt'r of admiration
at a dinner presided _over by Rev.
1:1.nd Mrs. Hoffn1an.
Bridge Group
to Play for
Master Points
Thf' NPwport Harhor OupllC'ate
Bridge Club w !IJ hold !Lq l'CJ::Uln1
•n(lnthly W.~ter Point O p" n
Tournan1ent on Sundey, Dec. 3rd
flt the Friday Afternoon Club
House in Costa Mesa. Play will
slltr·t promptly at one o'clock.
In Monday evening's gamt• Gun·
ninj:' liutler, Jr .. and Bill Mealer
wer(• winners east-weal ~nd Mr.
and Mrs. J . Robert Lusk were high
scorer'l north-south. Runners·up
ea.st-west were Mr. and Mrs. C . A.
Highble: Mrtt. J, D. Curd and Mrs.
C. W . Abraham1 tying with Mr.
"llnd Mrs. L. K . Ellsberry: Mr. and
Mrs. F'loyd Buell; Andy Mabley
and Robert Brown.
"DEE 1 DIE" LAJ\'E, 185 La
Pt-rte L&ne, Cotita Meu. hf tbe
pla.oo Iii.aye r tor ln& by Hut-
ton. \\1'08C t..od .. makJns "1tb
mmlc at the Rendes'n!UA t.JI·
room tnnlpt at the 8PW'11
Chrt•f.roa8 Pre,~. "°"""" Die"
hu a:.e,n \\'Ith Joa Ray Hutton'•
bi.nd for M-l,..raJ months, and
playtd, P""'IOU•IY Mith h.,-M a
sup.tltut.e at the 'kryboard.
ewport Circle
to M~et Tuesday
' N('vvport Circle of W . S . C . S ..
Christ Church by the Sea "'ill
m('et Tuesday, Dec. 5 at 2 p. nt
1.~.'ith Mrs. Jeannette Beddome. 231
Broadway, Costa M<'sa.
FEAST AT ON'TAltro
Feasting on Thanksg\vln~ day
at Ontario were M rs. Ella Goeldner
and Mis."! Elsie Newland, 33rd St., I
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore and
family of Costa Mesa. gueat.8 of
Mrs. Goeldner's daughter, Mrs.
Mona Moore,
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Ne Are Pleased
to Offer
Christmas Play
~t Laguna Beach
I
• "One Foot ln Heaven·· -.·i ll
carry the Chris lma.A stage al ihe
Laguna Bf'ach PlayhouS(' from [)('.
cember 13th to 17th, The ~ay
flt,, well Into the Christmas sj:j1 ·it
M Its theme Is lo)("rsnre and good
will toward!! man.
\Vrittcon as a comedy. with a /c\\·
aeriOUl!I moment.... by Marlull
Spence the oldest son. this lnie
life iitory lella of the many en-
counter-a of the RcverC"n<1 and hi!'!
family with an Intolerant, btJ:Olt'd
1maU tov.·n congrcgat1nn. Rcf11r1•
the errant arc rc'turn"d t •) \hf' f old
and a Chri::,liRn way or hf<'. tp"re
arc many laughs and a f1·w t(!a11-1
It iM Chrlsl1JiaR P'llf'rtau1m"nt
at ll.8 beHl and fun (or the f'nl1re
family. Th" ra.st inrlucic:;; i;u<'h
playhouse favnrite:-i HM lA'Mlie K11n-
mcl. Ruth t'ur1·enl. Art Sf)11th,
Barbara Berry, Ru.'i.~ Potter. J ohn
Re&niek. Denni(' Andr<'WS, EIL7..a·
beth Portman. Emily RoAA. Charle!<
Hall, Dodie H ogen"-•on1ng, Gcor~e
Van Lenten. Llyttn Re~·no ld".
Louise Turnf'r, Dr. S. N . \\'ow1tt.
T eresa Nisk lns. J ennifer H1 ck:--
Knd Barbara f'l(}lts. Dtrt'l'led hy
H ap Graham and slBJ;C marnt.Gt'd
by Mae Culwell.
At Sunny Acrfft
J.frs. E n1 ma Wt'alherfurd of
Balboa spent th.._ ... Thank~giv1ni.:
Wt'11kend v.:1th h1·r son. \\!Jl\l~ul\
Wf'atherfurd and fa1nily at Sunny
Acres, near Norwalk.
q.~
By MORRI
&09 E. Balboa Bl,·d.
Balboa IJarbor 2070
T-V
Loungegomn
of luxurious
washable
CELANESE
JERSANESE.
Superbly tailored, from
vi\'id tangerine yoke
insel and sash to
zipper front.
Doorknob •lyled
''Otangettes''
eliminate button!
and double for
Size• 10-18
1095
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At the regular meeting of the
Boe.rd of Trustees of Orang.-Coast
College o n No,•cmb<>r 27, bid!\ for
the con11tru ction of a new library
were accepted. The t otal cost
of tht" building wlll be s1s2.1ri;o.
Low bids for v11.rious phues of :--------------;;I con~tructlon were approved &! fol-
THE• CIRCUS ROD' M lowo: general contrart0'8. South
I CnK.st Construction Company of
NC'wpnrt Beach. $117,346: heatl11¥
"Whh1tle r." Sally McMillen in th<'
charactrr role of Ann had some
nic~ lines, which she gave with
cl@ver lnflectlona and gcature:oJ. In
the ptolOKtJt". Sally Hendetson' and
Shirley· Franklin wer@ t'rim and
attractive escorts to heaven; and
Dick Jones and Bill \Tar"Wood as
PJainclothe111man and Doctor re·
spcctively. also ront1·ibuted in
minor role111, to the b!C"nd of rom*
cdy, fine ft("ting and re&>urcc-ful
<llrcctlng that ma<lc "Hc~ven Can
Walt" a thoroughly delightful
Runn@r·up north • south were
Har ry Springmeyer and A. D.
Wethl'rby; Mrs. Carl Benson and
Mrs. A . D. WPtherby; Mr. and
Mrs. Everett T1.wney; Mrs. Helen
Randall and Mra. Roy Strotz:
Mrs. Robert Brown and Lt. Col. W.
Ho uston.
Holiday Dinner
at Sheflin Home
BEAUTIFUL
Gift Wrappings
of Your Pu~
at No Extra Char"°
.Cl!le Our Con\'t"nicnt
LAY-A~WAY PLA~
Harbor I 29a-w
1209 Coast Blvd.
$1.00 COMPLETi DINNER
'
$1.00
(Soup, Se lad end Dessert )
NORTON'S BAY SHORE :W°
' RESTAURANT •
MENU '
MON. -Meet Bellis end Spaghetti
TUES. -Braised Short Ribs of Beef
WED. -CLOSED-GONE FISHING
THURS :-Old Fashioned Beef Stew with ·
FRI.
SAT.
vegetables
B"lked' Stuffed Codfish, Egg Sauce
-Boiled Frankfurters end Boston
Baked Beens, Brown Breed
SUN. -Codfish Citkes with Spaghetti
Creole, Brown Bread
. VhildJ'ea and Veterans of the Civil War '15",
HOURI!: IO to 't P. M. DL'<NEB 8 to t P, M.
NOR.TON'S BAY SHORE ·
ONE OF AMERICA'S
OUTSTANDING
RESTAURANTS!
l"ood Es:~rtly Pre-pared
and
Gracloualy Served, bl Our
UlllqUe Dlaln& Room
F,_ ladoor Par~
Nei& Door.
In Long Beach
_ nr
l'n£atrm .I
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and vchtllating. San1 Klnsfather of
Balboa. S0 .830: plumbing, Grace
con1pany of Lofl Angeles. $9 017.
11.nd rlcctrical, Starrord Electrical
nf Newport Beach. 115,927.
Th(' building will be of rein·
f'lr~cd concrete with till-up wallfi
itnll brick masonry ft·ont. Jn ad-
dition to a large general reading
room and a reference room. the
building will include listening
roonH1, conference s tudy rooms. a
r~ading lounge, a typing study
room. QI map room, a work room .
book stacks and a &>Clal science
cJa.ss room. The building haa been
designed by Architects Robert E.
Alexander of Lmi Angeles and
Richard Pl@ger of Corona del M•J:".
It will cover approximal@ly 11,000
equare feet of floor ~pace.
r.rp Clock Tower
An unusual feature of the libr-
ary will be the large metal clock
tower extending M feet Into the
a.Jr. On the tower will be a .clock
d~lcned a.a a ship's wheel '"'"
Ug.hting in aU room&· will be in
keeping wtlh the bellt planning of
modern Ubfary bulklinga.
Conatn.icUon will commence U
900n u neceAUJ')' tontracb. can
be slg'ned and materfala delJvettd
to the job. South Coaot Coastruc-
Uon Company, sener.1 contractor, ·~d · i~ dayo for conatrudlna the
b\llldlng. This mean. tlle Ubrary
shoulJI be complet<d Well In ad-
......,. of the ojlenln&: of co~
play. •
Health Program
For Mesa W.S.C.S.
Regular monthly meetlh~ of the-
Communlly Church WSCS was
h@ld Thursday, Nov. 16, In the
church. The devotional ob8ervanc~
was led by Mary Andereon. Mrs.
Joeeph H . Thompaon led group
singing. Colored allde• on health
were shown by Miu Crusoe.
Mrs. Lucille Weatherwax re·
ported on the rttPnt WSCS ba-
zaar. Mrs. Lucile Clark announced
prayer group meetings conduc ted
Sunday evenings In the church
at 1 :30 p. m.
Tea Md auorted .1pcn -race
aandwtchea were served by Circl@
Six. Mr•. Irene Peterson and Mrs.
Bonnle Davia poured. Attracting
admiring commenU waa the novel
centerpiece a.rrangement made by
Joe Davia. lt featured 'a pumpkin
coach fUled with chrysanthemums
ttnwn by four horMlr-and attend·
ed b)' two co.chmen .
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam ShcnJn
'lf Cypress avt!nue, Santa Ani·
Heights t>nlertained their respec-
tive faHtlllca with a Tht..ngsg1vin~
dinner. A turkey with all thr
!.rimming& was enjoyed. Th05<'
pre&'nt were Mr. &nd Mri Earl
3he0in. Harold SheOln, Robert
3heflin, Mni. Ruth M&Mcy and
rlaughteni Chrtatlne &hd Linda of
Ba.lboa, Mr. and Mr•. Bud Lang-
·.on ot Santa ~na, Mr. and Mrs
_.rank Shentn and aona Danny
'lnd N"orman or Chino and lhe-
host.a IK>IUI Steven. David and
Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Langton ot Santa Ana were un-
able to attend due to tllneu. ,--------
Church .Union
is Sunday Sermon
by Dr. Hairy White
Dr. Rury· Whli. "fill opeak
Sunday mot'tliq on ''When th~
Charchea PuJI ToSelher" and will
1lacuu the ,cnat meeting Ulla .. ... l ._ ... II week for the py.rpoee of forming rvnss orna IVll s 'he "Council of th• Cbun:heo or
H Fr IC.' Christ In the U. 11. A .'' ome om ~ I ISCO A.a a D!rulct .Bupertnt<ndenl
• 1 Or. White ..., lnstrumental in
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NOW. , • TOU PAT LATJI
:Ho · OOWN·
Corona del Mar
800
per month
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next lleptembfr~, .
;'Help stamp 'out ~
llllM Loma Milla of 1 t9th otnet t1r1n.m. about the merger of
returned Jtoine Saturday a f t e r small churcba in overchurched
-UJqr reiau-In Ball Fnndoco commualU..-on -oral occuloaa.
f<w "two -ko. Biie .... aa .... _ Eot.elle; »fl'WD KIUo la )>rinstn&:
catlmt tr-. -work at l.qUna I-Jl&Ue1 u tlM 8Dlol.tt for tl>e
I . , 2~1 Co•st .Hlgliway leCICGll 6442
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VARSITY CAGERS-Members or the Newport l larbor h.IS"h tichool l-".a.nolty buketbaU are abown
sultrd up In pre:paratJon for today's openlnc i('llJIW· Lf-ft t o rig-ht, fr ont ro\\' aft!: Bob Norman, Bob
Burdick. Bob Scotland, Dirk La.or, Bnb Sandet'8, Biii Ma.!thbum and Jack Rf>t"d. In the back row att;;
lA"e d.-..rred, olim Mendon, Glc.•n Griffith, Armand Nettles, Dave p..,.terlM.ln end DannJe McGre,,·.
(Press Photo)
TARS 'UNKNOWN QUANTITY' IN .
/_/C!tiE OPENER AGAINST LAGUNA
F or the past week, Coach J im 1'1iller has been whipping his.,._ _____________ _
Hartx>r high hoop squad into shape ror its first practl{;e game this
afternoon again.<it Laguna Beach at 3 p. m. on the home floo1·. The
Sees and Dees will travet to La.gunl'. to play there.
Coach Milll'r, an algebra teacher»---------------
when not coa Ching, looks at the C Ch
oncoming contest as "a battle or age amps
unkno"'-n quantities." He has not. , • ~s yet. decided upon a starling I Not Competing
Bible Colle~
to Open Hoop
Season Tuesday
A dC"lcrmined casaba squad of
the Southcr·n Callfornla Bible Col-lineup a:id therc also has been a.
shuffling around of the basketeers
In the various positions.
This first game should see a lot
of substitutions on the coach 's
part as he tries to get a winning
con1bination together . The varsity
roster -incl11des: Dick Lane, Ar·
mand NettlP.s. Dave Peterson. Jim
Mendon. Glenn Griffith. Bob Bul"-
dick , Bob Norn1an. Jac k Recd,
Bob Seotland. Let• J ayred, Bob
Sanders. Bo b \Voodhouse and Bill
J\ new champion for the an nual leg<' at Costa Mesa heralded by
Orange county class B baske tball the nanit~ of "Deacons," y.'111 tra\•el
tournament at Anahei m Dl'C". 5+8,
is certain. y,•ith ExcPl1:1ior·s 1949 to La Vf'rne college next Tuesday
titlists not ent ered this tin1e. night t0 open their rigid bas ket-
Sixteen teamR are entered in· I ba ll srasnn.
eluding all 12 county high schools. I f.A'd by Coach "Po p" Kessel. a
plus BP.II Gardens, Jordan. Down-I small _tea1n v»hich includes all_ new
ey Rnd Rosenietid. n1atcr1al. has been practicing
· First round pairings, Tursday. dally to shRpe up a fast·brf'al<ing
Dec. 5: bell C"lub. The loss of five gradu-
Mashburn.
Members of the Bl'e squad are:
J oe Archule ta. Ji1n Robert!'!, J in1
K emper. Don Jackson, Ronnie
Tha rp. Warren Sturtevant, George
LaBono, Rickie Othmer, J ack
W est. Dick Lusk, Frank F itz:sim·
mons. Bob Gallivan. Jin1 Miller.
Don Stf'ffeni>on. Ray Middough
Anaheim vs. Garr1en Grove. atinJ:!" ~tud~ts from last year's
Orange vs. Valencia and Fullerton squad has been the only real handi4
vs. Brea-Olinda, 2 p.1n .: Santa Ana-cap whic h has han1pered this
vs. Tustin, Newport Harbor vs. yPar ·s turnout.
Capistrano and H untington Bea ch SCBC"8 schedule ror the 1nonth
vs. Bell Gardens at 3 ; J ordan vs. of Oec·e1nbcr includes the follow-
Downey and Laguna Beach vs. ing gamc>.~: Df'c. 5, La V<>rne:
Rosemead at 4. Dec. 9. Oceenside-Carl<ibad cot-
a.nd Te i ry Gloege.
4th La.Mt \'ear
Laat year the Tars. according
to tht>ir yearbook . "were 8ome·
what outnia.tched In league com-
petition, however. the Sailors
wol'k rd hard and st>cured a strong
fourth plaCC'."
The yearbook 's aport.8 p1·ophet
pic ked the most likely to succeed
at putting the leather through the
hoop. They are: Armand Nettles.
"senM.llonal player who possessC's
potent ability,"' Glenn Griffith, "a
mainstay of the team," Dave
Peterson, "valuable b a c k b oa r d
Fullerton Eleven
Beats San Die90
Fullerton's sunset teagt1e ·cha1n-
pions Saturday afternoon battled
their way to an upset vic tory over
favored San Diego High school.
20 to 19 in a sec-saw battle that
had the st.ands In an uproar from
the opening whistle right down to
the finish.
The vict ory put Fullerton in the
ClF champio1u~hip playoff se1ni-
finals against the y,•inner of this
week's Loyola-Santa Monica quar·
ter-finals game.
artist," a.nd Bob Scotland, "goqd "I'm not tough; liavcn"t had a
shot and m oves fast." Time will sight since I was 1:.t" -Movie
tell. I ''T ough Guy" J o hn Garfield.
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sPECIAL ON HOLLYWOOD DOLLS!
Completely Dressed and with hair
Regular $1.98 Now $1.25
Retular 1.49 Now .98
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OOSTA MESA
BEACON 6959
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.THOUSANDS OF AMAZING VALUES
Satisractlon suarantttd or money cheerfully nofunded.
sATIN TWILL ~ACKETS
Fur Collar, wool quJlt llned
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H~•\'Y w~•Cht WORK r~AsTS
IU>d SHIRTS r 6
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NEW BLANKETS Wel9ht 41 Pounds
64"x 84" COLD WEATHER SPECIAL $498
FLASNELETIZ SHIRTS
Thi!' K.lnd that Sell for S.95
REIS 1003 Wool
SWEATER
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WAR SURP~US
GRANT'SSURPLUSSJORE
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IH W~ !IL ..
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h·gc; DC'e. 16·16, tournament at
Oceanside-Carlsbad coUege. Other
colleges that SCBC will play dur-
ing the sca...'ion are Cal Poly I San
Din1asl, West mont collc¥e (Sant.a
Barbara) .... Pasadi!n&" co1te~~1:.on.
Bel\ch s .tate college and Balboa
University (San Diego).
Not Stolen;
Just Smashed
A ca1· reported etolen Sunday
in Balboa and later round aband·
oned afte r it had been rammed
into a utility pok? near Garden
Grovr Y,'8!-1 rrported by California
hi~hway patrolmen to have been
driven by Its owner at the tin1e of
the c1·ash .
Leo Schroff. 18, or 128 27th St ..
Newport Beach, repcH·ted to police
his car "'as 111iasing fron1 Balboe.
Rbout 5: l5 p.m. It WR!-! recover ed
about 7 p,1n . wht>n police were
notified by the Ediso n Co. that a
car had been aba.ndvncd a f ter il
s truc k a pole a t Huntlngton Beach
and Garden Grove Blvd!-!.
CHP reporttfd Schrorr later ad·
niitlcd he was driving the. car.
Escrow Company
Moves Mesa Office
Moving his office next week on
D<'c. 4 f1·om his present location
near 17th St. lo 1865 Newport
Ave. now Superior Ave.l ln the
Costa Mesa Bank building, Is
~laurte Hanna, presid ent and
rnanager of the Hanna Escrow
Company. He haa been in business
qt the old location for several
years and formerly worked in the
escrow department of the Bank ot
America in Balboa.
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1lst ·Game to
Alumni. 50-49
••• PAGE RSDAY, NOV. 30, 19SO •
•• PRESS ~ .
Orange Cout colleg.e'a alumni
outlaated a closing surge o1 the
1960 coUege quintet to post a 60·
f9 ba.aketball wtn Tuesday nigh t
at the campus gym. It wu the
first. start of tl:ll e season for Coach
Miles Eaton's '50 Pirates.
Pappy Waldorfiof California Bears
Speaker at Coast football Dinner c~-~~'?.:<VVC~O-e:!l
Howard Henning ,regular center
of the 1949 squad, paced the· alum.
nl scoring, hilling t he hoop tor
19 points. Jae~ Whil e and Jerry
Johncox were h tgh for the colle·
gtana with 16 and 12 points re-
spectl"'..ely,
Head Coach L. O . (Psppy) Waldort•or the University of California
Golden Bears who just piloted hi.!! team to a place in the Roae Bowl,
wUl be guest of honor and 1'peaker at the annual Football Dinner to •
be gtven tn honor of Oran~e Coast college Pirates Friday at 6 :30 in the
college cafeteria.
Lineups:
Coaa• Alumnl (W) (4-8) Coast
Carl8on 13 ) ...... F ....... 118) White
Nettles {4 ) .... F ... {1 2 ) Johncox
Henning I 19) .. C .. 16) Davis
Bogeson (5) .... G .. 15) Harris
Parsons t 9 J ..... ::; . .. .. ... Thieme
S coring subs: Alumni-Childs
12 ), Vedder (4l. Kerr (4 ): Colle ge
-R~hm ( 21. Feldner t 8 I.
Hslrtlmc ~core: Alumni 34, Col·
lege 26.
E C Scoring Title
Won by Brancato
Santa Ana'!I George Brancato
scored onr'e in Thurf.day·a 18-18
tie with f.~uuerton to ann('x the
E astern conft>rence's Individual
scoring cham pionship with a 54-
polnt total. two t()Ul.'"hrlown!i ahead
of Ml. Sen Antonio'~ Bob Brooks.
Brooks scored tv.,.icc last week for
a 42 point total.
EASTERN CA>SFEREN"CE
Waldorf, who has bee.n at cal
for the la.st three y ears after win·
nlng tame at Northwr8tern. will b~
accompanied by h U. &BBiatanl
coach. Wea Fry. Roy Ward, out-
standing Cal player and his fa.
ther, Douglas Ward of Lido I.ale.
also are expected t o be among the
guests.
Other guests will includP~oach
George Dickerson or UCLA and
Coa..el's own c 11rr L ivingst on ,
graduate of last year Rnd star end
w ith the Bruins: Orange county
nf'\Vspaper editors Including Fred
Allen and Rod MacMtlllan Of the'
r:osta Mesa Globe-Herald; T om
Wyllie and Grorge Farquahr or
the Huntington Beach New11 : Ed
West and Don J ohnson or tht•
Santa Ana RegiHter : Ken Overaker
o f the Laguna Beach South Coast
News: N eal Weatherholt or the
San Juan Capis trano Coa..<\tllne
Distpatch: Merton H:icketl of the
San Clemente Sun ; Rus~ Dietrich
of the Ne1A'po1t-Balbo.a Press: and
Arvo Heape of the Corona del
Mar Ensign.
Lion~ Club Gut""Nls
Re presenting the Lions clubs
that s ponsored the. game between
SCORIJ'iG (IPlnal)
Cd
Or·or,l"P Branl'ato, S. A. 9
Roh Brook.!!., l'tt . ~. 1\. . 1
Roh Brnyl"14, R. 5
l.Arry Wf'BVf'r, F . 4
Dic k FoHt.M. l\11. ~-t\ .. '
S . Nypud, !\ti. ~. 1\ ... 4
llr rb (;ittllff"r , 1-·. 3
t~rank Chlre.". 1'11. ~. A. I
Orani;:-p Coa.<it and Santa Rosa will
JNlf t1• bp Arleigh Schwartz, president of
9 li.$ the Costa 1ofesa club; Whitey
0 42 Walker. president o f the Hunling-
0 SO ton Beach club: Dr. Edward W .
0 24 Milum of the Balboa club anr1
0 24 Fredy H ic~n1an. pr('RirlC'nt of the
0 "I Seal Beach club.
6 23 Coaches and outstanding 1'f'nio1
IS 19 1 players of the hi~h .schools Of the
0 18 <'OUnty will be anion.I-":" thf' guests
0 18 with Coach Shorty Smith repre-
0 IH 1 6entin.I-":" Brea4 01inda : Dale Drago.
0 IJI 1 anrl Eldon Shover fro1n San Juan
0 1M,. Capistrano: RNt Guyer fron1 La-
o 18 guna Br ach : C lare Van Noorbeck
0 1R from Anahein1: Walt Hoehm rron1
O 18 ValC'ncia : Al Reboin from ,Hunt-
0 IR in~ton Bea ch and W. H . ~1nith·
Ray \\'lll~y. S. 1\. S
Chuf'k Sitton, S . A. S
Bob F"rJ:11."on ... ~. :t
Cha.!!., Gallo\\"8)'. S , H. S
f,111~ ()"{iarro, H. 3
R. l lt·rna.ndf'T.. (), (-'. 3
Don Phillips, R. 3
l .. WIUOUll(hhy, 0. (". 3
Norrna'n Earl;\'. (). <:. 3
Ed KuAhln.,-, S. R. 2 I 13 c1"tln fro n1 Downf'y. 1
Omep , S4-.1rh•. s . ;\,
JCM.w Smith, O. ('.
G
I
ll ll Both Tustin and Newpo rt H ar-
11 17 bor High school~ v..·lll be holrting
---·---
Decorate CDM Marine
Helicopter Pilot
their own football celebrat ions
that evening anrt will not be rep-
resented, while the t eam from
Garden Grove will be at Palm
Springs in the all-CIF playQrf.
From Orange high school will Capt. Willi1t.1n C. Parker, Jr·., 28, Lo T come uls sout,-.ouvas, t he
or 417 H e liotr ope Ave., Corona del O range-football coach. •
~~ --AlrlMt~~ marine ~ell• · Dr. rBerQard aa.on, Pirate otft·
copter ptlotlf decorated for a ction ciaJ phy.a.cia.n and Prank ~owen.
tn Korea with the 8th Arnly and I o fficial timer. wtlf alsn be guei;it.8
together 1,1.·ith 0 . Z , RoberL<;on of
10th Co1-ps. H e was cited for Corona del Mar and Dick Richard
heroism during the a ttack on or Newpurt Bf'ach; and the prin~
Seoul in September. clpal, Ray Elliott and vict--princi-
;..j,.~
SE'ITING A FUSE for a 500
pound bomb "·hJch a Ma.rtne
pilot ,,·IU df'll\'t'r t o North Ko-
rran Communi8t8 I~ '1:a&t~r Sgt.
Robert L . Parkl!I of 2.\80 \.\'eMt-
mlnster A\•e .. CoMta MeJML. Sgt.
Park!I. cnlTf'ntly ordnanN> chk>f
of a fi&"hler squadron, Is a nat·
km.'\.l r:harnplon MkN'.'t l!lhooter
and hM 300 trophlf':M at hls
C°'9ta Metta home. Rf.forf' his
~lgnJYV"nt In K orf>&. ttw-8f"r· ceant ""'U .!llatlonec.I at IEI Toro.
fMarine Corps Photo)
pal. Chet Nashburn, o f Hunting·
ton Beach High school.
Fa<"ulty !\14"ml:M'n
In addition to the squad. fac ul-
1
, ty members from Coast will ~
present and the coacheS. Ray Ros·
so. J ohn Owens and H ueston Har-
1 per A.nd trainer. B. N. Harris.
Mt"mbers of the squad who com·
pletcd the s<'ason are quarterbacks
H oward Del Mille r, Carlton Mears,
E . E, Harris, Orv Threadgill and
Ben Arredondo: h alfbacks Larry
Willoughby. Raul H ernandez. Don
Knipp. Don Doore, Dean Crist,
J ess Smith, Harlow Richardson
and As hley Houghton: fullback s
Hal Smith, Bob Berry: ends Norm
Earley, Jack Doyle, Syd Manning,
Glenn Woodard, Bob McCartney,
Chuck Hanson, Dick Burns and
Bary Herrner; guards Fred Owens,
Gary Gray, Leo Che.de, Bob Sells.
John Kingston. Jim Pendor; tac-
kles Dave Patterson. Bill Strong,
Ed Mayer. Mike Kohn. Ed Neigh-
bors and Jim Keelinr: end center!:i
Dave Williford, J ohn McHargue
and Gil Stern.
The evening y,•i ll be con cluded
with mul'li c and entertainment and
brief talks by H ead Coach Rosso
Md his usislants, Owens and
Harper.
Reeu1ts come rrom con.11tant
PracUce ~ An ad regularly tn this
paper will produce reault.a 'for you.
4 Practice Games
First Week
for OCC Cagers
After practice game8 l&l!lt Tues-
day with their Alumni. tomo1Tow
wtth the El To ro Marines and a
game e.way Saturday with Ocean-
slde·Carl~bad, the Orange Cout
college Pirates will host t he pow-
erful East Los Angeles Junior
collPge basketb11.ll team here next
Tuesday to complete their first
week or ca,E:e play.
Coach M iles Eaton was st ill
8peculating on his f!nal selection
of a starting tean1 for his Eastern
confe re nce game which will begin
when he races Santa Ana on Jan-
uary ~ and f.or the Chaffey tourna-
ment to be played Dec. 13 to 16
and the mid-vacation Sam Berry
Memorial tournament sc heduled
at Glendale from Dec. 26 to 30.
Results of the first week of
play will dete rmine the shakedov•n
of the Pirate squad.
OCC Girl Cagers
Have Good Season
WAA ba.s.k~'tball S('a!'on fo r girls
at Orange Coagt CollcgC' f'nded 1·e-
C"ently. OffiC"ial scores show that
both teams were tough competi-
tion to all contestants.
Team A's wins over Santa Ana
JC, ~6-20 : Fullerton JC, 31-24 ;
anr1 Harbor H igh. 27-13. over-
!;hadow their one loss t r:i Pasadena
J C at E l Camino by a 22;19 score.
8 tl'am defealt>ri all rivals with
the following scores: Santa Ana
JC. 39-24 ; Fuller ton J C, 27-23: El
Camino: 36·24 : and Harbor H igh,
37-17.
Combined team m<"mber!i are
Marilyn Suess. Mary R obins,
Pud)'.;"e Wrstlake, Dot Fowler,
Vel1na Pridham, Jean J ohnson.
Elaine Oliver. Eva \1ale ncia, Pill
Steaven!'I, Marilyn Perozzi, Margie
Pt\,J3i fer, Annie lraham, J oyce
Leonard, Marilyn R1sdahl. J oan
Arnett. Carol Roui;h. Jocelyn
Schun1akcr, Joyce R ivera, and
Chuckle Rumcll.
Tclff Advt11nces In
Willowick Golf
Santa Ana Cit.}' Chan1pion.
Wally Taft. prnved his right to tht'
ravorite"s role in lhr Willowick
Golf Club's !,resident's Cup tour-
nament last week wh"n he defeat·
ed Bob Bisset t, two-and-one to go
into the second round.
In all. i;;ix flights wound up their
opening round play at the Santa
Ana links. Next weck·s top fl ight
pai1·ing's n1atch Taft with \.\'alt
Bell ; D0ug. Whet>ler w ith Hal.
G1·egg. Mark H endl"icks with Walt.
Loescher : and Dave Divre with
Chuck Harg1·ove.
In the hf'ctic fifth flight coni-
pet ition last week, three of four
matches went into ext ra holes wt th
George Oat1nfJ,n, Charles Houchens
and Clyde Newton all winning on
the 20th ca rJ)E't.
CM Husband, Wife
Serving 15 Days
Frederick Harold Pickering, 46,
and his wife, Clelia Opal, 44, of
Costa Mesa, both w ere in the
county jail today serving a Sf'n-
tence or 15 days for shoplifting
at thr Scars store in Santa Ana.
Sentence waa pa.&'JC'd by City
J urtge Ronald Crookshank after
the C'OUple's arrest, charged with
attrmptNi lhert of a camera.
Other articles. Including chil-
dren's toys and c lothing, were
round in their.1lome, 17169 New-
port Ave .. Co8'a Mesa .
While thC> couple are ser\•ing
their jail term. their e Id es l
dsughter, 17, ls caring for two
younger r hil dre-n al homt', The
court ascertained the age of the
eldest and decidt"d that she could
look arte.r the other children, be·
fore 5-f'ntenclng their mother.
Auto F:Jam Head
Visits · rbor
Visiting Newport Harbor TUes-
rtay and prima,lly Munro Motors.
3001 N ewport Blvd .. Newport, was
Brian Roo\.I. BOn of Sir William ,, Root.e, owner at the Roots Group
' ' of automobile• p roduced in Eng-
land. Brian 11 chairman or the
board of dlr~tors for the North
American branch of the company.
Young Root.a wu accompani-
ed by Heq.ry !Hinkel. West. Cout
regional m~r for the company
which rn~~ the Hillman
Minx. Sunbeam. Talbot and Dum-
ber can. . 1 1
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SUED E JACKETS . .................................. 14 95
SLACK S ..................•.................. A95 to 18 95
. OVER 300 PAIR TO SEr.EC.'f .. -Ro~•
All Woo l SPO RT C O ATS . 2150
• NYLO N SPO RT SHIRTS ... ........ 595
WHILE THEY LAST I
HAWAIIAN SPORT SHIRTS 395
Boy's Long Sleeve Flannel
TEE SHIRTS ......................... . .•......... 189
250 Boy's Western FLANNEL SHIRTS
Shop and SAVE for Your Man at
The MAN
1199 ~EWPORT 8L\'0 . C(lSTA MESA ~
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UNDER WRITINGS
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MEMlllS NEW YOltK STOCK EXCHANGE
• Chitato lootd of Trode • • • San fronci1t0 Stock bchong•
los Angele1 Slock f11 cl'longe
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eo.ta Mesa-Phone Beacon 6MI
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oompi.t. delicioua oven
mea.b. lncludee 6 ·piece
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LES NOTT ELECTRIC
~21 w. Newport llYd. Har. 258
NEWPORT IEACH R. C . M:waro. local distributor
tor· Orange, Riverside, and San
Bernardino coun\:tes; said he held
a aa1es coofe~ce with ~ vbiton
and lamed U\at t.he Rooq Group
plans to di>ublio lmporta 1nl.o Call·
fomia the conUns year 11 the war
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moe
Friday 3 :35 a. m.
DeeemMr l 12:46 p. m. _,
4:02 a. m.
December 2 2:18 p. m.
SUday 4 :29 a.m.
Ilec<mbtt a 3 :51 'p. m.
MmA•y t :57 a. m .
Docamber 4 6 :11 p , m.
Tueaclay 5 :30 a . m.
Decemt>.r a 6:20 p. m.
W.c!neaday 6 :06 a.. m .
December 8 7 :22 p. m.
Tlnu:oday 0:45 a . m.
Dec&mber 1 8 ·19 p. nl.
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Fm81' FUll
QU.uiTER MOON
Dec. 15 Dec. 24
HAROLD I. JOHNSON
~ P ropeller Repaln
Columbl&a Acency
Phone Harbor 820
Sill VWa Way, Newport Beach
JOHNSON
OllTBOARD
HOTOR
llALE8 Md SERVICE
¥f. . ~ Ha.. 1207-J Atlf'4~ 807 Coast 1n,va1
Corona del Mar
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Dec. 2
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8 :41 p. m.
9 :27 a. m .
9 :27 p. Dl.
10:44 a. m. 2.1
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l\'EW
MOON
D~. 9
$1,150 In Fines Given
Out-of State Fishermen ·
Municipal Judge Cal'l H . Allen
ot San Francisco h8.8 w elcon1cd 14
out-of-state commercial fishermen
to CaUtornia w ith fishing law vlo-
latlor1 fines totalling Sl,150.
The recent visitors from Waah·
lngton, Oregon. and Alaska were
charged "''ith failure to obtain
California commercial fishing li-
censes. and failure to regUter
their boats. Crews ot the eight Bl·
bacore fishing boats involved were
arrested by Fish and Game War-
den Willard H . Yuna.
Dashew Family Thankful to be
Back in Free Country After
Seeing W. Indies Dictatorship
"\Vhat a diffe ren ce from our last Thankitgiving," said Stanley
Dashew a.s he carved a real American tut"key for his family and frit'nds
aboard his 76·foot schooner "Constellation·· '.'.'h1ch bas ju!-lt completed
a 15,000-mile voyage from Chicago. 'fhe }'Ul'ht is now n1oored a t the
Ba)· c lub.
"Last Thanksgiving we were off
Lhe coa.c;t or Cuba. We had tried
to get a turkey but nut one was·
Oictutorshlp
I available. Inst <'ad we bought a
small sheep (which some of t he
Captain Dashew sai1.l that lh(ly
hud nc\•er rea.llzt>d hO\I.' lllUC'h r~I
frl•cdu111 the re waH in tht~ Unite<l
StotcR. In n1any of t he countries
tht•y vi~ited, the military Was very
n1uch in cvidt'nce, end in many
plat:1·s i11 ut:tual control. Soldiers
....... ,'=! !i~n ev1.•rywhere. In the
Do1nlnican Republic, the De.shews
"'ere '"c111.:orted around the island
by government oU'lclal11 ." Dashew
i;aid that un itach of the five days
they ~pent in Lhe ctLpital c:i fy,· one
of lhe government off lcialR pr·each-
ed rnl'e hutrt-d to hini tor at l~st
-1 r1 1ninutes dally. A bu~in ess ex-
t•1 ·utlvi:: the re told DRl'!hew 1:tbout
WELDON W. SCHORG. D.D.S.
'
Announces '
the opening of his offices
November 27th, 1950
For the. Practic.e of
DENTISTRY
· 120 East 18th St. Costa Mesa
Beacon 5045
j crev.• &ti ll maintain was a goat).
I We butchered the sheep right
• aboartl the schooner. It was our I first try at meat cutting. but wlth
t he help of an anatomical dia·
gram of a sheep in our encycJo.
pedla and some tools from our en-
gine room, we did a fairly re·
spectable job:' De.shew stated.
"But the real difference in this
Thanksgiving and the Jut one is
that we really know what we are
giving t hankR for. Most · of our
ft•Jl(l\V A mPrtcans do not realize
just how lucky v"e i·eally art~. In the thtt>e l~bor \t>!lde rs v.·ho wer1'
l'nost of the plaCt•S V.'e \'isited. ~Ul"h v.•arut.d ,\g"Hln ~t pulilllJ; :l !SlrJkf' by
things a.s shol'S are cunsidered I Hll nrrny offii·iu.I. , l luxurit.~. \Va.shlng m&chineij, re· Jn spilt.• or thf' wn1·111ng tlu·y i frigerators and other qu<·h gad· t•allt-J the Ht1 ike_ Thrt-e Jnys later i gels that we cunHiJer f\('Cf'S!olitit·"l 1°""·11 r·ll "'-':'.l8 rt:Ct•ivcJ that the labor
• a re unheard of. except in pt'rhiips l•'&dt'r!i hAll "'klr1cd f•S.ch_ otl'.e1· in
I
i one '•r two per cent of the hom('fl. an argu111enl ov~r gambhng.' The
, 1 Xl-c·utiv1· Hnlll£'1.I when J1e sRi<l this.
I
~.o Washing :\'lachlnt~ "Obviously it doesn't pay to Jis·
"Even In some of the more pros-agree with the power s that b~."
p('rous countries v.•c \'iJ.1ited. the I.ht.'i h•·w 11bserved.
concrete tub& !or use or the gen· I; governments h a v e constructed Mor., Thankful
l bl' t "Ynu con see why we •••. lnOr•· e ra pu c o replace the tln1r-'"
honored laundry spots on the rocks tha11kr111 thia year thun 1·v .. ·r-bt·· l'-=====================..!o======-'l aJ(lng the river bank." thi· s kipp•'I f•ll"1 lhut w1· ure An1erica11s. Many continued. of the t:uunt l"ie!l vi!lili::d such a.s
HANNA ESCROW COMPANY
Announces •
The Removal of its Office
on December 4,
to
1950
1865 NEWPORT AVENUE
In the Costa Mesa Bank Bldg .
Costa Mesa
CLAUDE HANNA, Pres. and Mgr.
Telephone Beacon 5835
llNUl•UF FE" E ft!I
.,. WHO WANT
. RELIEF and HELP
Send today for this new SINUS" BOOK ' f (Wo flaye f'<o Modicine or Anything Else to Sell You )
· Ne llatler how J.cml" 7ou have Technlque'-of treatment a.re
cuttered. or what. jou have tried. described. ~ are told where
thil lnatr'UcU'fe Health Boolt. to loot for Help and Relief near
wrttt.m 1n eu:ily undentood at home, without travelin& to
-will enal>le YOll to ~ -far distant cit)'. u.adentand J0111' OWll use and Tb.la book ts unt. •ab' to Suf·
mQ AVt 10\I Je&rS of IUffertnc. ftren who wan1. and need help.
1 'l'bil book eont&lDI tnform&Ucn Tbe edition ls llm.lt.ed~ Notice
amerall)' l!:nown only to Siie-mu not ._. op.1n. wrtu at
ct1Jt1t&, n n.pl•tns the dUterent once today tor 70W' copy SEND
t3'l* ct llaa -Tbe I !Three COnt> StomJJe <te > ·to Ana'-and -.i100 or the bolp cover dlsl<lbuUon coot. You
Btnnssl -U&t& the cauat.S and lDC\11' no oblla:aUon. We havt no
um-oC Sinus DI,..,. De-m.dldDe or aD1thl'1C elle to aeU.
-ecmPllcotlnc 8ecoodor7 y.., wm D04 '9 ubd t.o oend ua :::... ..:.,=.i. o~i:= a -or-· ADDUSS
--oer1oUa 81nua tr<llJble l!L X-<Raia Inc.) Do•t..' OGS
... l1ea• 1f ~ neslected. .a. .. "'•">-i;w.-. If. II.
RlTTll FURNITURE AND
ACCESSORIES
~f ~XH '11, Colon1 bla. anti Ven~zueln '"Here w~ beef about crow<.litd
highwayl-1 or an occasiunal detour ari· inukiug gr,.al str~Jl'!i to'.'.'ur<ls
In most of the spots '.'.'e visited wt• h_t·tl1·r s t 111ularlls nf l~\'Ul~. ~Uul·a-
1i::-ave thanks for any type of road 1 t1n~1, hl•alth a1_1d p11l1t1.<'al fro ·ed1Jm
over which only a jeep could trav-It '" cr11·uurag1ng to find pu\\'i;:rful
t'I f.saf,·ly if not com!or·tably )."' i,;rnups 111 n10.st of the J)(Jpulo_us
"And their mark ts ·· Martha ureas Wt· v1s1tt·tl \Vh" ...,·e ri:: .str1v-hi~ wlf~'. <_•hinied in~ :;It useJ t•; ing tuwarUs tht!SC a1nH1. But be-
tak(., mt' almost all day to buy n l'.t'\'t" 11 1 ... th_l"l"1' is IH• pl~1..:e likt• thi::
s1T1all an1ount or provisions. A few i.:u'ld olJ US.'\. Thank'''"'· v.•t-are
A 1111· 1 \l 'ans." ci;gs rron1 one person, a few more
froni nnolhcr . PcrhapJ> I 'd fi ncl n Alex C"hcbnotagin, U as tic w 's
couple ur cabbages from 8 thirtl .c:t"tl1;:•1ini; eook, \VUs particularly
µt"rson and niaybe a rouple of to-th1111kru1 to bt: in thl· Unit<'ll
1113t0t·S somewhere else. Sure il ~late:<, ••Vt:n ten1po1·arily. 13n!'n in
\vru; fun buying a \"'hole bunch or
bunanas for 50 cents. but l "m giv-
ing-thanks for our \\'Onderful s u-
p1•r niarkcL<; where I can do all 1ny
Wl'.?k'~ 1narki:t ing in ha.Ir an hour,
Anll fu11.hern1ort•. I t.!on't hnve to
1 nrgul.! ovl~r tht> price of each it1::n1."
E ight yt>ar ollt Skipper wa.a
1 ~hooting hi!i cap pistol on deck .
fo'inaJly cornered fur a 1ninute
Skipper said he v.·as real glad to
be home. "'It was fun climbing
around old forts, riding on burros
up mountain passes. fiishing <'Very
da)', and sailing our llhip. But,
boy oh boy! It's nothing compared
lo s hooting a pistol with real live
An1erica..t1 caps.''
Ktt1nl'hatka, Siberia. h p csi.:apt'd
th\• l·un11n unists In 1921 . Afte r
Ji\'ing· in Aust1·a1ia he v.'enl to
<"h111a 11111! tht!1·c thP Con1n1unists
altr,11st t·aught up \\'It h hin1 again.
l·lc rhade hiH way fron1 Chinn tu
the l 'hllippines and finally by
r .. rugj•t.• ship to the Dondnli·nn Re·
puhli1· It wal'I there that hr· joined
th1· IJrisht•"'-'8 aboard tht• <~onstPlln
tlon
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Alfred L. Thonut.;;, ·;oos \Vest
Ol·ean 1-"ront . Ne\\•port Bi::aC'h, re·
ported the theft of a "·ttite chino
kitchen clock rrom bis home which
was ent ered some Lime las t week .
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Sardine Landings
'Mle division of fiah and ,. j
reported that the "'heavtest ':-:}
dine· l&ndingw ever experienced Iii
Southem California" were landed
last month.
The report made to Gov. Ea.rl
Warren ea.Id that on October 7.
10,000 torui w ere landed ln the Los
Angele11 harbor area. Landing• for
Southern California totalled more
than 100,000 t ons tor the month.
During the "pertod, the report
<1a!d that no fish were taken ott
San P'rancl11co and only a rf.w In
Monterey Bay.
G23 Poaching
Arrests In Oct.
Poaching has become a highly
unprofitable busineu.
The patrol and law ent orcemel"lt
agency of the dlvl•iOn of fish and
{ame announced that during Oc·
tober-, 523 ar-reat:.111 with fines to-
taling 1 26,Ml .60 w ere made.
In the a.me month l.ul year
576 arreat.a were made will\ tine•
11.nd forfeitures a.mounting to·'$28.-
852.4-0. The divalon added that tn
the prevloua year 852 arreats were
made with tines totalling $66,·
684 .90.
Delay Abalone
Research Program
The department of na.turaL re-
111our<:e8 a.nnounct'd preparation for
it.a abalone reaearch progrtun J1ave
beEn advancing.
During October new diving
equipment has been rigged on the
resea rch venel "BroadbtU·· t o
ready It for u11e In thia progre.m.
All safety precaut ions for the
drivers have been taken. And tht>
~hip l!I undergoing reconversion t o
•Upplement Its ga.~ and w att·r sup·
ply.
ROAT ENTERED
Three tiflhB of whiskey, two
quarts or gin. two 08-'!lhlighta and
a. steel 1nea.suring tape Were stolen
from the boat "Tia.do" moored
In Newport Ha rbor, the harbor
department n otified Newport po·
lice Saturday a.rtemoon. Tht.>
craft. owned by Don Taylor of
Los Angeles. had been entered by
some-one who ripped the canva.s
cover and twisting A hat l'h cover.
harbor department officials stated.
8T1LL GET ALBA(,'OH.E
Fi vt: anglers recently landed 33
albacore aboard the live bail char·
ter boat Apa1.:he from the Bal-
boa Pavilion, Irv Gron.sky, Pavi·
ti tin operator said. The fish weigh-
ed rrom 25 to 32 pouncl8 each and
wef'e caught approximately four
m ileR oft !thore. Skipper or tht'
boat was William Charlton.
Co•ci1rn
is False A . . ,. I Concern u to uae .,tty ot two
men •t •• in a 14-talot boat wu
ended Buod&J when the pa.tr en·
tered Newport Harbor at 12 :~
p .m . and claimed the' truck they
h.ad parked n•r the ·bo&t·lwnch-
ing ramp at Bayalde Dr. and Car-
nation Ave., Corona del Mar.
Newport Beach Harbor depart-
ment noutled ·Newport police at
2 p.rn. that the two men came in.
They did not stve any de~l.lll u
to their trip at Ha.
Concern tor t))e. rnen wu ex-
pree.ed by Harbor Kuter Ruuell
CT&lg who reported. thelr truck
and trailer parked near the ramp
sinee last Tbunday, Occupant.a or
the ·boat ba.d been ll•ted by the
Harbor muter u Lew and A. I
Hedge. of La Crucenta who had
talked or raaldnK a voyace to San
CieDtete•llla.nd.
Huntintlon leach
18 Hole Public Cow M • BENT GREENS 9Ul0 YDB. PAR n
y, HUe Eut of 0-t ruw.., a& nu.
HomtlaS--Pbo .. ~«UlS
lvouAW.'C PUBLIC GOLi= COURS• • °""'"""""'°~N.rrr••Mr.,.. .. . ......... .-.". ·-· Aa1t4:Jtffd {rdMK
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CHRISTMAS PREVIE ·W
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RANDALL APPLIANCES
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DISTINCTIVE FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES
al fi.earlh-warming PriceJ
Custom Made Fireplace Screens
made to any size i11 any style and in a wide seleetion
of finiohcs including solid bra&!, Old English, black,
cl1ro1ne cx11ertly installed.
Pric.-d 11.!i low w; 2t.95 Installed
I for ilP", !'Y ~!j'~ ,!li~lliJlg , , _
Curtain Screens, Solid Brass 2995
FOLDING SCREENS . . ......... 1695
Fireplace Sets Solld 8 ,,...,.. 10,. ... 1695
Andirons , solid brass es low es 1495
Standing type SCREENS ............ 1295 GRATES ................... as low as 895
OPEN FRI DAV t:\"F.S, "Tl l~ 9 P. M.
NEWPORT FURNITURE COMPArfY
COAST HIWAY BEACON 5431
NOW three 3 OFFICES
IN TBB •A•BOB AREA TO SERVE YOU
!JOS'l'A lfE8A-_-
an4 Newport Helgb~
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u1ics NAJITIJI
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ol Ille Patio llbopo, Corona clel
Mar. o"-rvad lholr Colden wed-
dln&' an.Nve..-ry Tul:lday. While
Mri. Pkt.och UYe• at ·uqo. eout
Htahway, be.r bu.band apendl mqat
ot hi• Um• ln the higher alUtudf;
ot Lake Blatnore.
Mesans Return
From Grants Pass '
Sermon Theme
at Lutherari 1.Churc:h i Sermon \home. SW><la7. llec. e.
it ·a. m. at tN NrNp011."~r
Lutheran Churdl le •'tanll'o be
ol Redamptlon" with the tat ll'<llt•
l.uke 1:18·79. I
The church council meeta tO-
nl~ht fThuroday) and tl!e all·
nlve.ra.ary dinner will be tomorrvw
night, with new me.mbcn h0n0red.
Epifcopal Women
to Wrap Gifts
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' could lrn'Juce anyone to utter cu.:qut-.Jte sttts at thb tlmf> of yrar
I at %6 to 30% dlACOunt, many below CoAt.
Do }'OU reed Marp~e Ad Lib f Don't mentfon. It. but I ~ht
her all th09e aman. thlnp when I w .. baby slttlnc. She u,y•
Erwoodi. wlU clear that ftlr.r:y mtnd that Xma..~ ahoppln&
bf'lnp Dn-
"YjS• AN' NO, AN' !\1EBBE, A.N' MEBBE NOT."'
Dr. Howard E.rwuod •
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Kr. and M... P . L. HlfJiM,
Tuattn avenue, teturned Monday
att:tr apendlng three week.a at
Grant'• Paa, Oregon, vtaltlnc
thtlr daughtrr and aon·ln-law.
Tiley stopped on their way home
lo aee ·their nephew, Bill Newland
and hla wife, ac Fresno.
Women of SL Jamee EpSacopal
church wlll meet Tuaday, Dec.
3 at 1-2 noon to wrap Chriatmu
boxes for Eplacopal people In
Rancho Loi Amlp.a hoepltal and
glft wrapplnp are needed. Mem-
ben of St. Cecelia'• Ouild will
1erve a hlnc h of aandwtchet and
coffee_
Buy Christmas Seals I
FURNl!J"URE -GIFTS -ART FABRICS -.IEWEl.RY: I
d7 E. :Balboa Blvd., Balboa Ope.a e\'enlnp. and Sunday~ I
AT THE FASH.ION 8HOW and clmle*brtdl'r br nellt preeentedl at 8uta A.a.a Colllltry Club by the
lwtfor 8 ectloe of t-.e Newpert,...Rubor EbeU. styles for all ac'f'• and occulona lWre dlsplay@d. The
~ s•et\\ .. ltne are, Wft to rtglltt l\ln.. N. H. RoberdetMJ, ot Clltt Haven; Mrs. PhJtn.r Ellerhroek
of Harbor 11AlaDd; Mn. W. £. l.acllenmyer, of Blllboa l....,.d, aad Mn. \1an Hayes, of Lido 111k>.
Mn. John D:inJeU (flXl"'111e rleht) of Day 181.atwl. p'realdt!nt of tht1 orpnJtatJon, prmldelL Uttle
Terry Hf~ly and MJM Tona Healey, both of <A»sta Mt"U. n1ode:IMI chlldren's faabJOOA from t.he
popu.19r .. Brat Shop" of Oosta Ml9flA. (Photo by Beckner)
Girl ,-Scouting _,.. .
at Costa Mesa
B>• Grace 3prtb
Fourteen new leaders and u-
sistants n1et Nov. 14 with four
l<'ader~ of active troops and two
representatives of the Coeta Mesa
Grange, Mrs. Qua~/ -e.nd Mrs.
Busl1nell, at the GJ.rl"Scout H olll5e
t or a workshop period following a
vack Junch and coffee.
Mrs. Grace Speth. lea der of 't.he
f ourth g-rade Brownie· troops at
Ha rper achoo!. told the Grange
repl'escntatives ap prox I mately
w hat \ll:lS expected ot n sponsoring
g roup and what expensea were In-
curred in organizing and function-
ing new troops. The!ie women 111
turn pla.nnf>J to present our needs
to t he local Grange whlch ls ser-
iously coneldering spl\n.soring the
llarpt-:r school third g rade Brownit:
group as a unit.
A typical erownie n1eeti ng was
conducted by ,.1 rs. Speth. Mrs.
Edith Ludi taught the group a
Singing ganie . The rr.aglc tunnf'I
wa.1;i ust.'ll to close tha sam pie ses-
sion w ith a dlsCUl:!Sion following
wht:n the new lt:aders \Ve re given
a n opportunity to a3k questions
nnd to obt&in fu rtht>r inforn1ation
through prrmphli!ts, song · and
game book s and other reading
ma!t•rlals on crufls and handwork.
These n ('\V troops nssem bled for
their initial n1eeting Friday. Nov.
17, at the Harper school. Th~
four leader s o f the p1·el\minary
"'ork.shop : Mmes. Dnrothy Holmes.
Syhil Nr1rman, Edith Ludi and
Crat:e 8pl'th. a re n.~s1st1ng them
under the <li rt•c tion of Mrs. Gayle
Wilhite. thirJ grade organ1z.ation
chalrtnan.
Mrs. Mary Williams
Surrounded by
Holiday Guests
A hiti)py family reunion was
held at the Coata Mesa ti,ome of
Mrs. Mary Williams Thanksgiv-
ing Day. There wn-e two sets or
four generations present and eight
gr~at l'rand children. The tra·
dltional dinner was served at noon
with all the trimmings.
Albert W illiams. son of the ho!·
teSs, who serves as state photog-
rdpher for Nevada made moving
pictures of the days activities. In
the evening motion pictures w e re
shown or past get togethers.
Those present wert.' ~tr . and
Mrs. Ralph Myrehn and children
Michele, Mugsy and Eric, :P.1r . and
Mrs. K . L . Quar ry and children
Kenny J on. Christine and Kalh·
h~en , 1i.1r. and Mrs. E ugene Quari-y.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schade, M1·.
and Mrs. Kenneth Quarry, Mrs.
Agnes A rundell, Mi sses Mary and
Elizabe th Hall and Ronald Quarry
of Costa Mesa. Mr. and ltfrs . Al·
bert Wiiiiams and daughter Me r-
line. Mr. and M n . Charles Wil-
llams and children FrPd. Agnes.
Patricia and Charlene. Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Williams and daugh-
(C'r Jacqueline, of F allon. Nev. and
M rs. Helen W ilson and Mr . Bruce
Wilson of Ontario.
Reunion Supper
at Warne Home
Mr. and Mn. Raymond \Varne
of Lemon Heights entertained dur-
ing the rt>cent holiday for old
!Choo! friends visitine; here from
""allon ., Nev. A d:tJl cious Spanish
• • .. ·1u rfet supper was served from thf'
F c•r th<' pui·pose or reorganizing !ace-covered dining tablf' and col-
ncv.· truops rrom 1-.i'is. Graef' ')rful fall flo""'·ers were used p:-o ·
Spelh's o\'erc rowded Br 0 w n i e rusely thrcug-hout the home.
Troup 7. a mcetlllg \~·a.s called or Talking-nr the "good old days ..
the n1othcrs or the H arper school 'n Costa Mesa provided ente rtain-
fourth ~rad(' girls on Friday. No-'ll('nt for a ll. Three of those pres-
v~n i ~·r 17. ·nt were membera of t'he flrat
According-to National Poli cies ~raduatln'! ca.as at Harbor High
n B ~-owni lf trc•ip sho~llli consist of sch_ool. They were Mrs. Warnf'
not m or(' th.an 12 l:'irl~. Troop 1 [ t Mildred Lo,1rdson I. Mrs. Charles
wa11 bulgir.g \Vlth 32 nnd it was William a <Irene Arundelll anll
ncc"asa,ry to break it down to Mrs. Cheater William11 t Simona
thrct.• t roops. That'8 \V hy the call Posey).
tor "help"' went out to t he mo:h-Those enjoying thf' happy re-
union were Mr. antl Mrs. Earl
Sheflin. 1trr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Quarrr.. John.Gilbt'rt, Mr
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J o}' ... :"K&tloitYn ii.lld·1 ~1tfed:' ..
Family Feasts
in Mesa Homes
Hundred8 of Costa Mesa homes
w ere scenes of happy ftt.mllles
gathered ~round the harvest table
at Thank8glving d lnnera. Usted
a.re but a. few of the ho.apltalttles
extend~ in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Burdic k,
232 Magnolia Ave.. spread the
dlnner napery for a tan1i.ly c ircle
Including Mr. and Mrs. Jac ques
Scho lle or San Diego, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Burdick, K. C. Burdick,
Balboa laland ; Carolee and Bob
Burdick , -daughter a.nd son of t he
household. • • •
Autumn leaves, colorell wheat
and ceran1Jc t urkeys provided the
color ful centerpicct.' for the dinner
table prcaided o ver by Mr. and
?..1rs. Rotwrt Speth. 1026 \V. 18th
St. Dinner at l p . m. included
turkey aQd all the trimml ~g11
which wa~ shared again in the
evening. The a.S8emblage includ-
ed the hosts and their children,
6enny and Bobby: Mr . a.nd Mrs.
Frederick Key, ?..fr. and Mrs.
~raid K~y and daughte r Chris-
tine, Mrs. Pearl Gingles a n d
daughter Patricia . Mrs. Cora
Broughton, all of Los Angeles;
Mr . a.no Mra. H arold E . Ka.hh,
Mr. $nd Mrs. Vaughn E. Taylor
of Cos.ta Mesa. • • •
On hand to further the demise
nt the Thanksgiving turkf'y at
the Mesa Dr. home of fl.1rs. Nora 1 Lange werp Dick Rud. Mr. and
Mrs. Don She ldon, Mi;,. and Mrs. I
Henry Lange and children. Caro·
lyn. Tom. Nancy and Mike Lange. • • • •
Saluting the holiday with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth K eSf'I a.nd chil-
dren KPnneth Jr. a nd i\.farsha, 389
E. 23rd St.. "'ere M r. and Mrs.
John Byers of Fullerton, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kesel of Costa Mesa,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrencf' Sexton
and Children Marilyn and J ohn
ot Santa. Ana. • • • I
Another feative gt>t -together
was that hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
J . E. Gammon of 267 Magnolia
Ave.
"Helen Tr&utwein and
!toi ~. "Boot.!" Edick ; g_....Mrs. La
Verne Seftquist a nd Mrs. Jeane
Hint>sly : C Mrs. Ann Helton and
,.trs. Maxinl' Peterson. Mrs. Bruce
J ohnston and '-1rs. Lyla MacNevin
offered to help wherever they are
needed in Uiese troops.
Ai rs. Spt>lh will help with all
thrC'e troops until they are well
under way and r et4rn to her own
group which is being taken care of
by Mmes. Seaquist and HJne.!lly.
Mary Loulae Warne of Lemon
Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wil-
liams and daughter Merilee, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Williama and
children Agnea, Patrlcla, Charlene -
&nd Fred, Mr. and Mra. Cheate r
Wi:liams and dauc}i.ter, &lJ of Fal-
l on, Nev. Mrs. Lll~an Hudge1U1 of
\Vendon, Ar:lz .. and the hosl8 Mr.
and Mrs. Warne.
A new training prograru: will be
helll In the.... near future for all
thrt'e new leade rs and aasistants
and ror any o tht>rs who want to
brush up or become a cquainted
with Girt Scout activities'and pro-
grams.
Episcopal Rector
Adopts Son
Happening with unexpected. sud-
den.neu on Monday was advent
of a new 90n at the rectory of SL
James Episcopa.I church. He bu
bttn named Je.ffrey Paul and he
b five week.a old. C&lled by the
Children's Home Society of CalJ·
fornla to we the baby. Rev. a.ad
Mra_ Paul Moo"' WheePer were
thrilled to be able to bring hJm
home with them. The baby will
be companion for their OW1I.
daughter Fra.nclne, who will be
N•e In J'anuary.
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to Dance Saturday
Bib-'n-TUck er club's an nu a I
Christmas dinner dance will be
held on Saturday eveni.ng, Dec. 2
a l Pacific Coast club, t.onr Beach
with dinner at 8 o'<'lock and a
"lhort business meeting, dancl111
a.ttenn.rd.
C.Ommittee chairmen for tht
gala event will be Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Odmark, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Jobn.aon and Mr. &tld Kn. John
Oower, all of IA.gun& Beach.
Hosts and hoateMee wiU be from
the board of t!irectora and will In-
clude: Meara. and Meadamea Fer-
-is Scott and Le.alle McDonald of
Santa Ana; Howa.rd Wllaan of La·
fUD& Beach; Stuart DieAI and
Leonard Thomp.an ot Corona <tel
Mar; Maurie Stanley of Newport
Heights, Ronald Barlow of Bal-
loa laland and DT. and Kn. Ed-
ward Milwn ol Ba)' Sho-.
Stanley Dashews
linterta in Guests
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with t.nder, Raky orong• rofts..
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Faney Sliced. (Dole Chwik Pineapple. 20..1. can, 24°1
SBOBTERIRG
CARRED MILK °'~:m
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SUGAR nn.
Granwa!ed 10.111. 880 ••• 5.1 .. 450 •••
BUTTER Challenqe lb. 70° Spr!DQ 690 HoUIO lb.
First Quality. Grad,lt A. Quartered. In Cartona.
TUMA ~~~l~~~: ~~~ 32° Cll\Ulks 250 6~ .. LCOI
l'/NEAl'l'lE VAlllEI
Highway 2 ~;:· 29c 2~;:··
Holf slices, in med1urn syrup.
Ukelele r,~;. 22;:•·
20-oa, lalani Sliced <••
T•nder. lu<>c1ous. In e xtro heOV"f syrup.
OTHER CANNE/1100111
Ham & Lima Beans 15 7.:~"· z3c
Grapefruit Juice ~'::'. '!;:" 1oc
Sw«ele..,ed or nolurol. 1'46-oz. con, 2Sc 1
Whole Chicken ea"""" ~·.~· 1. 79
Hall Chicken ea"""" 3!;:" g5c
Pork & Beans ';-~·,;~ 16 .... 10c ...
In 1omc10 sauce. 13 0-o:., con, I 6c I
Cul Beins
Spinach
Stol..e1y"s 19-oa.
Gre('n ca" z1c
27 •••. 18c u .... 14c con co"
Emerald Boy brand, fancy Qucloly.
Cherub Milk ~~~":.~~:·: 2 ::~! z4c
tSmoll cons, 4 for 23cl
WELCH'S
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Pineapple or Cherry 10•L24C (••
Cl'-<kberr,. IO-o1. tot, 2Sc)
QUAKER
OATS
Quick or Regular 20.01.J5c41-or.33c: pk. pkf.
' ~ )3ig cthristmJs Jssut ~
:Jamil!! Circle. . * Tree tr1mm1ng
Gift sug,gest.ions · ng h ints • ideas • Gift wrapp1 .
Parties * Recipes.
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Tendr r. juicy roasts. 7''
cut from first fi\'e ribs of
U. S. GOO D beef.
·'PORK ROAST
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End Cut Loin fb, ,
OR PORK ROAST &50
Cenler Cut Loin lb.
SLICED BACON GradoB
Layers
Everyone can be sure of savin& when I
they shop at Safeway. Our prices are
low-not only on Mspecials" but on
every item every day. Safeway'•
method of doing business has done
away with all the expensive "frills.•
Savings thus made are passed on to •
you. In every section of the store
we've developed ways to save you
· money. Shop toda~ at the si&n of
sure savings for evetyone-Safeway .
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White Corn Meal j"""
tillornmY Lou. Enriched. 1·••· 25•
Syrup S\HO'f Hon... ~
To.ty ~rw:l •f COIW ond ft'IOPle·
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Edwards Coffee ·-poc:~d \].lb C1311 1.5,2; H~ll;Sros. Coffee ~! 79•
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l\IC9 C~Go~Medol 1.1111. 19c
Aerowox P"""I\
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0ld English ":!... "" 29• Spaghetti LOOQ .,,~ ....
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Lot9t0 '.r.. 12• D Beans wn,1e "' ry Hills bfond. 12-Lb "tlOO. 2lcl ~ Cello '·"· 12-Boby Limas •"" ...
s.,rwt1 HiU1o twond-I 2-lb. booi. l)cl
WGll<rolf f(oot Wax ,.,,.,~ . .., .... 39•
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Bo'llng Bee· f Pio•• Meet Cut 23' I U. S. GOOD Boof lb.
Beef Short Ribs :~ ::.~:. lb. 33'
Wieners No. I Sl<inleu. In Cello 531
SWift Premium or -Somerwt I~.
Pork Liter Sliced or Pi«•
fine with eocon ... 33'
Fiiiet of Sole R.!d;7~.. .. 45'
Ocean Perch Fiiiet .:~:k 111. 39'
Salmon Fiiiet E;~·:~;·.::~c:-.:: ... 49'
Halibut Steaks A c~1:.:;"'°' ... 59'
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CARROTS
CABBAGE
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Pickles '""""a"
Graham Crackers
Nolmc:o. Sugor horwy.
Graham Crackers
Plfotn" Gold. In ··w-rw.ng S•Zt" pock.
Bread MrL WrtQht't
Wh11e or Wheot
Sl1ced, Freihly boked. lSmoll loof, 11c)
Raisin Bread s,,,a,.. '~;:· zzc
Owxk full of 10.sty roistm.
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Lucerne Milk .: 18!c
Frnh. ~nized. 1Holf-gol1of\ ,11c •
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loll-Fat Milk ·-14c
Lui=itriw Skim!Md, Posteurit..-6. I
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while merdtllftdist and gift S;electioOJ a.rt: still plentiful.
. Smut aboppen Obo bow that bus and llUfft cu
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·n lnvolVed .Deal
Demanding an accounUng of an
Involved ttna.nclal tranactlon,
Lauran· A. KltUe, f\1cd. suputor
su.it lut week agatn1t Robert A.
Eastman, Balboa bland attorney
and wtfe, .Roeamond R. Eaetman.
He contend6 Eatman wu h111
legal advteer last year, when Kittle
waa a benettclary under a trwit
deed and i1G,OOO promtuory note.
He said he &Mtgned his tnterut ln
the documenl.8 to the All:'ambr&
branch of the Securlty-P"tnit Na-
tional bank ot Loa Angeles to se-
cure a $3,500 indebtedneu.
He• said hft had entered a con-
tract wtth the bank to forecloee
the deed of tnil!lt and to hold the
real estate da security for ltl loan
to him ar:d that this haa been do•e.
Killie contended Eutman !dvtaed
him to MSlgn hls Interest ln the
trust deed to Ea11tman who would
obtain title to the real property
for benefit ot Kittle. Title wu ob-
tained by Mr. and Mra. Ea11tman
Nov. 4. 1949. Killie aseerted and
he alleged that EMtman obtain-
ed $9.000 from the Newport-Bal-
boa SavinJ;rs and Loan A88n .. on
tht> same date.
Paro<'l11 Sold
SUl:J.'\l('qurntly. Kittle charged
varioua parcels have been sold
from the property, He contended
that only "an Incomplete and Inac-
curate" accounting ha.tt been made
'to him and that Eastman now con-
tC'nds the plaintiff ha!!I no bene-
ficial interest in the property.
Although he claimed Eastman
Oad agreed to handle the traneac-
tion fo r SI .500, he asserted the at-
torney. alleged to be R real estate
broker, had li sted in the account-
:ng dedu ction~ or $2,500 for serv-
ices IL" attorney and broker. Sl,326
for real estate commiasion and
SI.500 for attorney's fees.
Eastman has denied all allega-
tions. stating that he ls a IJcensed
re11 l estate brok er and that all
work done was for the benefit of
his c lient lo keep hi m from Jo,slng
everything he had In the property.
Sewer Directors
Run Into Snag
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Ch11rles Shafer . 400 MA.in St ..
Oalboa, notified NC"v.:pr.rl pnliC'i' tt.I
12 >1() a .m . Sunday t hRt tv.:o v.•al ·
While reporting progres~ i n ne-lct.JJ containing $23 and a $50
gotiations by which the cnunty watch were taken from hht room
.'!anitatlnn districts !"Jrnpose to er-v.·hilr he "'BS aslet.>p. Shafer Si:\id
quire the SC'\l.·r1·tt.1:::e facilit1 t·~ of he awoke in time to see a light-
the J oint Outfall Syl=!tcm. the Mani· haired youth bctw9cn 17 nnd 18
tatlon distric t direl·tors at their years of age running out of his
meeting Wednesday cvenin~ ran room.
int o a snag with tc~pect t o dir-itri-Onr wallet V.'ct~ takC'n from a t a-
butlo n or adm\nifolt rtlt.inn ('08t!! hie a.t the head !1f the bC'd l:llld
amon,i:: the dlstric tl'I. the sccnntl fron1 th1• poc::kct o f a
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Mesans Duped
by. Bu~co ·Artist'
Sher1ff'1 oftlCen today were
1earchlng for ·a swipe.ct· Identified
by two Coata Meaa bustneu men
and one at We.tm.Jnatet: u the
bunco artlat who obtained cuh
and mc~ha.ndlle from them worth
about 11t5.
Lee Willoughby, jeweler, on
Newport boulevard r:;ald . the 11us-
pect wanted to tak~ a watch val-
ued at $34.78 to "ahow his father"
and left a ring of little value u:
security.
Stuart H . Price. of)('rator of a
clothing •tore on Newport boule-
vard t old officers the suspec t had
obtained work clothes valued at
$14.71 on c re dit, uytng"Jlhat he
needed the clothing In ortlt'r to a c -
cept the job that had been offer-
ed him. The incldenta, they Mid
took place Jn Septemb->r. t !J.f P.
On Nov. 18 the sam(' 11usl>cct
nppearerl at the Rervice station of
LylE' Richards at Wel>ltmlnster R.nd
obtained a loan o f $2!J by giving
Rlcharrls hi~ JOU for $?7, payable
the samr day.
All three \·fct ln1s prn111 p! ly
ldentlfictl the ph<"!t'~gtuph s h1 1v.•n
them Monday whl•·h had b•·C'n nb-
ta.ined frnm the l .c1n i;:' R t'1t1·h p<1·
lice dr.partn1t'nt ""hcrr.: ~the .S U!'.·
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Dec~ I and 2. & l'iUrf• to al t,.nd .
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I THOaOUGHaalDS
AT HOLLYWOOD l'AaK
,_, • .,.1,..,~ ,., .._.., el II•• .,,h St-'•• loc•• ., •. * HILl j~IHCI * HOO« * ~NDP * AJIAULT * llD !CJ' 10111 * MlXT MOVE * YOUI HOST * WllTNL * llWITCM * MICHi * ON flUIJ co••••• ••••rfle,, ••c. • rp.• .. fth••t •••• '" A'"•'''• 11111 Y'e..-r
$100,000 HOLLYWOOD GOl.D CUP
A,.••iciD'a fin111 Ho,.dicop $.t011 .•. ro<i119 1 Y. Mlln I
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i fl od• f'l(t ••• Phor11 Ol19or1 1 ·1191 or Olttlard
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Stolen from Car
Dl!!li.1·ict 8, which C'lnbrarer-i I.a-pair of tr·otL"i<'r!'i h<tn~ing on a
J.:Ulla Bt'£lf'h anrl rnvirnnfl, ubjccted <'h1til'. Seal Beac:1 pnliC'e notified
to its quotn nf $75 pi·r n1nnlh. A.fl Shafer llt 2 :23 p.m . Sunday that !
allotrd by the c.xcc11ti,·e l'rJllltnit· one of his v.·1t.lh •ts, emptier! o f
Theft of artic les valued al $93 t('e for the _dist r~c·tr-. 0 1s tri«t 8 ~aio I nionry. hall bct'n found at th<' Seal ! WALSH HARDWARE v.'as rt•portcri to N t'wport Beach been lnfl.ct1ve in the san1tl:lt1on Beach ul1·port. I
poli ce by P ete Sn1\th." 605 Broad program since the s tart. ha v!nJ:: -------
St., Newpoct Heights. The [ime of voted no bonrls foe "' sewe.·•g•· Opportunity 1, knocking In 1884 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa Beacon 6603 , thi: the ft has been establh1hed as ' program. Kn_d hKfol not pa1·~1t·1pat Prl SSlFlED ADS · 4 Wedn~day orThuradaynight of in rtC'libcrat1ons uver ~]l('Y anrl ---~C~U~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5~~~·~?~?~'~' la.st week. procedu rrs s.s the sanitation pru-
Bc~~"i~h~: ~:;v~:-',t':i~~~dw~::~ ~i g•~:,~~: ~·:~·,"~~:;,, prntesUng The '51 F D s·t' ,e. . p· s ahead: had be<"ome mired In the mud . .A a S1~ cha rge per mnnlh, ~t a rting
witness said that he saw snme last J nn.. 1. sa.i<l they f~ll th•·
children in the car at about 1 :30 charge Hhould be 1111 n1orf' thH11
a. m. Thursday. Sto len from the $10 prr n1nnth, t o rover t'oi.ct.s rif
car were a Cllr 1·adlo, a tire and malling them n1inutcs. notict·s.,
v.·hecl, bumper jack , chrome light et c.
C'o\'ering. a pair of shoes. assorted Ol!Otrlrllii llon't 1\gFt'f'
tools. a sports jack et and a grey Olhi>r districts didn't a~1·et'. and
and purple blanket. ~tarted t n vote the ~7 ~ c·h1tr,i:-t'
Entry hRrl bern gained through a g ainst [)ist rict 8. Distriet 1
a half open wind wing. The re 1:santa A na) voted that way on<I
was no evidence of the U8e of Distl'lct 2 finally carrird such a
f orce. motion, 4 to 3 . District 2 <:over~
2 Mesa Women
Hurt in Crash
Cars driven by a Ma1;ne second
li eutenant and a Marine sergeant,
both of El T oro Mari ne base, col-
lided In the fog Mond ay on the
outsk irts of Costa Mesa., lnju1ing
two women in the sergeant's car.
The ca.rs ca.me together at 5
p.m . on Newport Blvd. and Delhi
Rd., California H ighway patrol-
men tPported. Driving were Sgt.
John Stone. 41 . and Second Lt.
Leonard Schoenberger, 31.
Slight Injuries we re received by
Mrs. John Stone. 35, who resides
at 413 Old County _Rd., Costa
Mesa and Mrs, Sophie Kelly, 66.
of Collta Mesa.
Loot Ranch of
John Daniell
Th!'ft of equipment and tools
valued at $278.75 from his ranc h
was reported to the sheriff's of-
fice Mo nday by John Roach Dani-
ell. 8 Bay Island, Balboa.
The ranch ill located at 12021
South. Arroyo Drive, near Lemon
Heights.
The burglar• took a garden
tractor valued at $200. an e ngine
worth $60, rub~r hose valued at
$12 and an aasortm~nt of tools
worth $8.75.
Seek Administ1a1ion
of Gelclert Estate
Superior court last week was
requested to grant admlnlatr&Uve
rtghta In the estate of Walter L.
H. Geldert.. who di~ 1ut Aug. 28,
to John F . VoeeJ of 100 Main St.,
Balboa. He S&ld the est.ate •con-
sist. of $4.00 ln penonal properl)'
and their hein an & 90ll and two
d&ughtera. Walter Oeldert. Ma.rcta
Mae and Sallie Lou18e Geldert.. all
living at Lakeview, Ore.
PAYS S1H l"Dt'E
Marcum Ma.rcellu. .. e ca 11 e n.
Hunti.ct-BMch on man. !'!Md·
><! gulltJ' to cbatses "' drunk dil'rinll& Md i;id a hllO llne In
N-poirt -clt;y COQrt Koo.
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Kc:Clo1lm -pldloG .. -be WU drl~ · aa cm Bil-
81..S, and -""& ft-. --~~,.....i to Ille-· --lac to pollco repo<ta.
O rangr. A naheim. Garden Grove.
the east side of Fullerton. Brea.
Plaf'cntla and Yorba Linda.
But District 3. v.•hich coveri:: the
west half of F'l•ll<'rton and \\.'Csl-
ern Orange coul<tn·t J::Ct a second
to such a n1otinn. The atten1pt
'"'rnt no furthPr. Oir~·t'ttJrs t n the
sewC'r dil'lt rirts then decided tn
request District 8 direct ors lo
confer \Vith the cxerullve corn111i t-
tee to Neck R~rrrm1·11t nn a sun1 t n
be pn.id. 0 1· else withdraw l'n ti~
Jy froni the sa.nitatiun organiza-
tion
Chairrna.n Robe rt Boney of Ar"la-
heim. for the executlvr co1nmlttrc.
reported encoura"Rln~ .11rogre11i> In
negotiating tcrnu~ of "\Joint agrPt'·
ment t o purchase the JOS facili-
ties. Such an agreement must bt>
executed be.fore bond a.ttomeyM
will a pprove salt' of the $8,308.00
in lfanitation bonds vott'U 21
months ago.
Ask $10,000 Dama9es
in Auto Accident
More than St0.000 dan1ages
were demanded in superior court
last WE'ek by \Vinnie LaVelle Rowe
and George Ann Moore as result
of an a utomobile collision in CO!ta
?ttcsa Jasl July 2!1.
Thel( suit Is agains t Martin J o-
~ph RuJM,·rt who8e nuto was al·
leged to have been driven over
the centet· line of Ni•wport and lo
have collided with the R ow e ma-
chine WtiJch was knocked into a
utility pole.
Tht"y alleged that the Rowe auto
W&d being drivE'n west on Newport
Blvd., and LhKl the Rupert a uto
was east bound. M iss Rowe RIJk·
ed for $.5,881 for lnj'uries· and sPc-
ciaJ damage8 inc luding ' damage
to penM>nal effects and auto, and
her companion &Ought $:1,174 .:JO
tor Injuries. •
GOY'T EXPr;J<SES UP
M ore than 12 btll\on waa apent
by the •tale of Cahfo.rni.a and ita
counUes, dtlea, acbooJ diatrtcte,
and IJl>@clal dlstricta during fiscal
1949. California Taxpayers' ~
etaUon saJd today.
Total exprendlturu: by the atate
and locaJ gow.nunent. amounted
to U .158/T35.338 during 1948-49,
oomjlal'OCI wkll U.Nll 88&482 for
1H7-4& tind 5138.934,UB for 111311-
40,
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Spring Suspension. Both teo"1 with neW' quality and gutet, the 95-h.p. Siiit. 8oth
"Viscous Controt" Shock AbK>rbe rs to give of these engines offer the Automatic Mile ..
you a relaxing ride, a lev,I ride-no age Maker that matches timing to fuel
founce, no pitch, no ~II 1 charges so that every drop of gasoline is
J used-none wasted. ' Yes you'll ride in comfort in ~ new '51
Ford ••• and you'll ride in l style, tool And in the new 'Sl Ford you ore offered
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car ihelfl This unique new ipringing syst.,.
automatically ocf..,m spring readion to
rood conditb1s. Automotjc Rlde Control
lrd.dos Advonced "Hydra-Coa" "-
Sprin~ and new Variable-~ ....,
of this fine new Ford. ~d. it is ~eouty that and Jordomatic Drive,• the newest and
losb because the quohty IS thr.· el 'flnes~of all automottc transmissions. Visit 1
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Hallrnark &: Othen • COSTA ~IESA
CHURCH BAZAA.R-Membera of Chrl•I Cburcb by the Sea are .1hown bebJnd one of the !l&le& ~ . . -at the r.zaar held at the church W~eday. Lei&: to rtrht 31re: Mrs. L T. Fohtom, 319 Martcold
Ave .. C.Orona del Mar; Mn. W&Jter Bllv~a. 1114 Ooee.n Blvd., Corona del l\lar: Mrs. Raebel Wiiey, Zl!
Coral A,-e,, Balboa lsJand; Mrl'. B. Fttltac, 221 Diamond A,-e., BalllO;l Ii.land; Mnt. D. D. Freltal',
207 Liilian Pl., Coflta Metta; l\ll<'hael Freitag: Mnt. MamJP Footf', 200 Sapphl"'-" A\•r., Balboa t ... tand;
Mrs. A. J. Rutter, 325 Gr&11d Car;al, Balboa bland; EUz.abclh W l'nk. JOO P t1rle l . .Mllr, em.ta ~Irma.
( l"ress Photo)
E_ugene Quarry Home Economis~ Church Unity
in Busy Session Reviewed by
and Br.tde Honored: The H ome Econumk• dub uf Methodist Pastor Co..~ta MeAA Grange n1et TuC's<lay~
Nov. 21 at t~r Grange Hall for Rn The fas t rlevt'loptng unity among
all day nl<'t>tin~. A plastic pttrty the ch ur<'h cs W&.<1 thr central n1 e!'l-J\1r. and Mrs. Kt'nne.th Quarry
of Santa Ann Avr., Costa Mcae..
E.'nter~aint·d Sunday with a turkey
di nn('r hnno1;ng their new daugh-
ter-in-law and son, P.tr. and .Poirs.
EugC'nr Qua1·ry.
The bride, Barbartt Jean Baker,
rlnu.<thter fi r Mr. and ~frs. Wendel
C. Baker of North Hollywood anrt
Eu~efte WC'te married Sunda}·.
Nov. 19 at the Hitching Post in
La.~ Vegas, Nev .. after a surprise
t•lop<'nl<·nt. R€'v. C. \\'ctzel. pastor
nf the LuthC'ran church in that
_!'ity pt•rfo1·med the single ring
ccrC'mon}'.
ThC' bridC' is a i;-ra<luate of the
Los Angeles schools and the bride-
croom is a s;ra<tuntc of Harbor
1-li,e:h E->Chool and also attended
Sap ta Ann Junior C0ll rgc befor1·
C'n•.cring the Army En~ince!" Corp:.
\Vith \\'hic·h hf' served in the Aleu·
lin J:-;land.<J. Thf' young couple plan
to make their hon1e in the harbor
aiea.
~fr. and l--fri;i Bnk••r nr·f' plan
nin,:: a rcccptinn for lh!' nt•\v f\.1r
A.n<I ,_,11 :-;. Quarry in Nnrth H ully·
\\"o ·rl early in De<·en1bcr.
Thnst' C'njoyini:: llic Of'('a~non
\VCrt• Mr. anrl h.frs. Ralph MyrE"hn
and childrC'n 1'1ichele, Mugsy and
Eric. Mr. and .. Mrs. K. L. Quarry
anrl ehilr1ren Kenny J nn, Christine
anrl Kathleen. Af r. 3nd "'r rs. Eu-
i;e nl' Quarry. Ron11lrl Qu11.r1·y, Mrs .
MAry \.\'illinn1s. Addit• Short and
the hosts Mr. and h-lr~. Quarry.
W8.'!i held during the morning with sage of las t Sunday's ~crmon a.t
the proceeds usi..'d for \VC'lfa.rc Christ Church by thf' Sea as Rev.
work. Pcndcll spoke on thl' topic, "The
Al noon lun<'henn WRS !lcrV<'d by Mo re \Ve Cf't Toge!.hf'r." "Where
the hoatcsses of the n1onth. They tho drift of the 19th cf'ntury was
pTovidetl Esau·s Po ttage which to n1ore and 1nnre denominationM,
is a dish that has bcrn SC'rved wilh the tl"<'nd of the 20th century Is
little variation for 3500 years, and lO\\'a1·d Christian unity and church
or which lentils is the 01aln In-union." he said. !
grrdient. The tables \'Jere decorat· The pastor 11.<Jted thirteen denom-
cd with yellnw "mums." inallnnaJ mPrgPrs thllt have al·
Chairman Dottie Grorj:;c prcsid· rC'Rdy taken place in rN:'cnt ycari;
~d al the buRincss n1cctin,i: whirl and pointed out that a propos.!11
followed. Plans were 1'omplC'lc<I to hring: nine or the great dcno1ni-
ror the rna:st bcrf dinner th!' nutlonM or Amrri<·a in to 1:1 l lnite<l
G rH.ngE' is serving Nov. 30 at the f'hurt·h or Chrl!'it \l?il\ be made i11
Legion hRll.
The <'lub. through thc Rrd Cross.
contributed n111tcriully to th1· fan1-
i!y r<'cently burned 01lt in Costa
,_.f r,"la. Work is progrl'S$ing on th<'
~oft toyi:i being n1a1'1(' rnr to ts at
the county hospital fClr Christmas.
M emh('rs p1·ei:;C'nt \Vere l\tmes.
Helen BraC'e, Iva Coe. lt•rnl' Olliht,
~crtrudr Bul"hnell, 1\tan1il' Ca~r>.
'-tilda Rcnnt•tt. AgnC's Arundel!.
A.lice lifullcr.. Ida lfun1ason, Nino
\fitchcll, Edna Hutt·hinsun. A<ldtt
\faf' Stearns, Barbara Rcnn<'tt.
Ian(' Garrett. M isses Elizahcth
Hall, Jacki(' J ohnston. Cla1·a Ben-
nett. l.1ary H all an<1 the h0."ile8Sf'S
Mn1es. Mable Quttrry, Jo::iic Burn ~.
1\lic(' l<yle and ~tal'gUf'ritc Quar1·y
Jnnuury_
In lhc mcnnti1nc, t)i<'rc Is devrl-
opJng-n !lplrit of Christian unity
v.·hl ch /.'l CVl'n n1<1r,., in1f)f1rtant. Jt I
1.-; 1 cflcct1•d !orally In the Nc"'port I
Harbor Council of Churrhes and
Is sC<'n nationally in the org11.niz.a·
tinn of tht· National Counril of
f'.hurrhes rrprr~e.nting 1!;0,000
rnni;:1ci;:a tinnl'i and 2!l clr·non11na-I
t1 011s this .... -eek '..:__~land . I
God, Only Cause
Christian Science
Sunday Theme
Visitor!' present were ~fn1es. Flora "G11d the Only r.;au~" H.nd C'rl'·
M. Jones and Anna 0f'anc. Hl111" v.·ill be th(• Sun1lay Uibh.• --·----I h·!<ISO!l ~11hjrct Ill '111 hl"flll('h('~ or
STATIONERS
Beacon s213-R Oregon Couple 0 •t C ,Tht• ,\'f11!h c r ("tlurt·h, Thi' First
1788 Nl'wport Boult>vard ~======~\.Visit Sister Here f Verni e amp ("hur1·h of c·h · il>t. St·icntist. in B oa·
~ G• r-c--:-7 n. Thr Gnldcn T"Xl Is rron1 Thi· or 1r1 .:>COUTS Ari:"'!: "Lo1·rl, thou art God. whirh
hHl't n1arlc ht>n\'1'n. Hnrl earth. Hnd 1 Ne\\'PQl'l 1-Iarbor Girl Si•t•lll the sea. l'lnrl nil that in thf'nl ii;i."
WALLPAPERS
AH N~w 1961 Pafff'm!I
Colifi•1t to ,,!11l•r1 I O•CO<'•tor1
llOUSE & GARDEN
81 t co.,.t "'vy. N"f"\\·port Beach
OJNn E.,•1 •t11 Xm•1
h-fr. e.nrl Mrs. \Valtc1· KPnnedv tlf
I h.fcMinnvillc. Otcgon ar1 ivrd her('
Sunday tn bl' ~ucsts nf Ml'. Kt•n
ncdy·i-sister, ~-trs . Ella Goeldner.
21 i -33rrl ~treet , for two or n1orf'
weeks. They v.·il\ also vi::iit their
son, who lives 111 Orange.
Troops 11 and 12 part11·1j1nled in A .'H'riptui·a\ ~,...lei·tirin froni the
:=tn Ovcrnii;:-h t N ov. 17 Rnd 18 Hl r !i;tlnis !'('lids, "By the WQrfi of thr
'he Rankin raneh. i\·f1!':. C. \\' t,nrd "'"rt' th(' hcav('n5i rnadf'; and ~rriwl. leader or T1·o"p 11 and II h I I a I ,... 1ost nf lhf'lll by thro breath Miss \Vilma Doran t lj1gh school f h o 1s n1outh. Hr ;:1thereth thr I ·earhrr. leader of Troop 121 supC'r-.... -11.ters or the sea to~ethcr as an I ~'i~ed the group. hPnp: he laycth up ttJt' depth In
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The trip WR...'l gill planned A.nd slnrchnuscs ... I..t>t all the in-
they left for tht• ranch 1-"'rHhty httbitants ri r lhc \\'nrlr1 stand In
1.ftl'r school and retu1 ned Saturday &\\"C of hinl. 1-"'or he .!1.pA.k<', and it
-1fternoon. Supper was cookl·d by was don1•; he con1n1A.nded, and it
Troop 11 and breakfast by the: stood flIBt."
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Relieves sym1)ton1s of head colds, minor
coughs. bronchial co11di t ions arid proxysms
of asthma and hay fe\•er.
Brings soothing ease to breathing. M ay
be used all night with o u t disturbing
sleep is especially h elpful for children.
R•ntal $10 p•r week (rental
applied ·to purchase price).
Sale price 49.c.0
can be
HOWARD L. CAVE
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1 can1p-fire and s tunt1< anti t·vrry i\·1ary Bnkl'r Eddy 111 .. SPic nce and
·ne h1trl loads of fun. Mrs. H . 1-·. Hf•alth \Vilh l(roy to the Scrtp-Cunnin~han1 and 1'-1 rr-.. C. E . Chap-lures." She a.rids, "Cause dCHeff not
11an, mothers (If or n1cn1ber~ or exi:.;t in n111ttrr, in n1oral n1Jnd, or 'hi> troops helped with tran~porta-In physical fortns."
·ion and remained ovPrnlght.
I '3alboans Visit
N.Y. Nite Spots
Reception Honors
New Members
of Christ Church I
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A:rr. and Mrs. llarvcy Son1er~ or
'lalboa W6!re to arrive in Detroit
Nedn('sday after several days of
ieclng the shows in New York
:tty. Post cards to local rrlendt1
•rom the couple r eyeal that they
lave s~n "South Pacific" and
'Call Me lt'l'adam."
A stopover at several of thc
·1ol spots, -Including the Copoca-
1ana probably removed son1e of
·he chill fron1 the sun-warmed
vestern bones of the Son1ers.
The couple will stay with rricn<IR
ri Detroit and mak e a tour of th<'
::hrysler plant for which "'1 r.
lomers Is distributor In thr New·
Xlrt H!lr~r area. They plan to
hive ho1ne a new Chrysler Jm .
lCl"lH.l sedan.
Sf'v('ntet·n ne1v ntcmbers W('r('
l'tonorerl at a reception in Guodell
hall folJowlnJ: the Sunday service
al Christ Church by the Sea. Theo
words of w cl<"ome \l;'ere given by
Morgan Low('ry. vice.president or
the Boa1d of' Tru:-;tt'C'S. Members ,,f the' Las An1ii:as Circle acted u
hoste~<;es and Mrs. T. H . Seeley
Y.•as the J:Cncral chairman.
Nrw n1f'1nbf'r!'I honnrcd lnclud('r!
Pre!lcrlptloo Pharmacy
Corona de! Mar Har. 2272 I
I l 823 Coas~h'~·---------------larents are Guests
·n Speth Ho~e
Mr. anti MrN. W. E . Angold. Mr.
and ~1 rs. Rayrnon<I Baker and
Mary Alice BakPr, Mr. and Mra.
Rnbcrt De\\·ey. Mrs. H elen Doel!-
burg, Mrs. ~1amie Foote. Alberta
Lee K ing, ~frl'I. VlolR LlndBay, Mr.
anrl Mr8. C. Arthur Remley, Mr.
~nr1 li1 r!'I. Orwyn Veach and Mrs .
R. B. Veach and Mrs. Rachel WI-
iey.
MAD MOORE'S CASH & CARRY
BALBOA BOUU:\'ARD AT NURSERY
%lat STREET, NEWPORT
CINERARI~ ln S" pot• • ..15¢ ...
CINERARI
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PRIMULA .A ... COlpES r '°"' 15• ...
PRIMULA MAJ.ACOIDES~· .,::,~.-20; ...
ENGUSH ~RIMROSIS .,. -·-· .. 20t ... BEDDING EGONIAS :;-.:::..._ ..... 15; .. . .
. &i..pdragona
Stocks ..
Cinerai'ia.8
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ftEDDING PlANTs
IJOe do&. Pri!Dula Mal. 40c doz.
~ elm. Pansies • 4!ic doz.
dos. Violaa . . • . 2 40c doz.
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Wd<"Om(' visitors in the Costa
\t:C5& home of ~fr. and Mr~. Rob-
·rt Speth are the local man's par-
·nu: M r. and Mrs. Harry Spclh
vho arrived Frtday from M ilwsu-
;ee. Wis .. for a. week's stay.
The Me&&ns have. been 11howing
he visitors various interesting
JOlnt• In the surrounding country-
!lde, la.king a jaunt to San Diego
\nd TiJ11&na. driving to Loll An ·
~elea, aJld dining at Knoll's &ny
"arm. They enjoyed a day this
·1eck tn Colton a.a guests of rela-
lvl?3, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ran-
tolph and eons, Gordon, Jr ..
'lav1d, Jerry and Roger.
)ermon Theme
it Christ Church
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1be 'numpet or t.be. Ptcolo ?''
wtU be the llOl'mOn. theme at Christ
Olurcll by .the Sea Sunda,y morn-
tns &a tM COllgJ'eption .-Veo
"their umU&J oppadllnlty SWldO)' .
Tiie putor, Rn. Tllom&a Roy
l'on ... 11, wlU· -Cb.
Membership Dinner
for Moose Lodge
A famous E l T oro chef will pre-
'lare the dcllclo\ls spaghetti. mal.n
li!<'h of the mt•n1bf'111blp dinner to
°l" held tomorrow f FrtdAy) eve-
·1ing-by n1embers oC Moose lodge
l t their hl'lll by the Newport pier.
Dinner beg-Ins at 7 p. m ., there
19 no C"ha rge and all Ml'JOBe and
Women of the Moo&e are Invited
lo be present.
Canadian 'Guests
Expected by Mesans
For Holiday Season
'lbe Roy TOU&Jeys of 307 Ea.at
lath street. Costa Mesa, are ex-
pectt.nc a vtslt ova . Ute holidays
ot Mn. Tousley"• brother, Bob
Ozland and oon of Manltowanlng.
Manitoulln JaJand, Nortbem On4
tario, C&nada.
Pr-nuy -.img ..w. tM
Toualeya ln Calta Mesa le Mrs. • Touoe\J'• f&tl>Or, ~ Ozlalld.
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Mrs. Nore Lange
Is Dinner Hostess ·
Calvin Mcintee
Home for HoliHey
PAGE S --PART 11 THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1950 '·~~~ a Mn. Noq. Lanp of Mesa Dr ..
eo.i.. Keu pre.aided o v e r a
~kagivtn.g dinner when guee:U
were Dick. Rud, Mr. 'and Mra. Don
Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
1An1e, Cl.rolyn, Tom, Nancy &nd
llllce IA.nge,
Calvin Mclntee, •tUdent at San
Gabriel college. n.tdmed Sunday
otter 8pend1nc tile N>iid&y with 1111
mother, Mra. Willlam H. Mclntee.,
Bolsa. a.venue and hl1 father, who
la serioualy 111 In St. Joeeph hoe·
pl ta I.
k 1T/# ~·= PRE ss~.
At&eact the equare dance ff"afl.
nl 'at: the Chrhtmu Prr\'.,_W,
8atu~. Dec. !, RendM\·oUA
B&llzoom.
• ltrmrmlw'r, the Fourtll Ar
-People do read the want ad•. -Be wt.e-tell peopl--advertllel
nua.I {"hrh•t matt Pre.\'kw. a,.,
d••1,\·ou~ 8 .. 11 room, NO'\' ...
ON. I abd 2. De 8U~ to ~
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VISIT SANTA CLAUS IN PER.SON!
TOYLAN~. LOWER LEVEL
9:30 a. m. to 11 :30 a. m. 12:30 p . n1 . to 5:30 p. m.
f'REt; VOIC1' RIGCORDING ... receh·e a rcconJ
of your C'hilll'S conver~atiun will1 Santa! It's
yr1Ur!i l<) trcas11rc for }'cars (plays back on any
standard phonograph)
l'RJ•;t; Tf(AfN .EXllllHT ! A delight for children
a11<l gru\\.'11-ll !"J:J alil:c! Sec our electric train
\\'l1izzi11t~ u\·1~r it'13 tracJ,5 dajly !
PHUTOGRllPH ... A stJU\'t"iir JiltlJl u, s11a11ped
while your child talks will'! Sanl;t, is available
t o you in attractive f older, for 1.00
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M.J.B ~trong, mild, in-between and ge l perfect result.s every time.
J\f.J .B does not rout all of it.a coffee bean8 at once ... Individual
bean rcruting.,_bring! OUl the maximun1 fla\'Or of every ra~ rieh
bean ill the luxury blend. And higheot pOll&iLlr vacaum lock. jn
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OD=~~~:::~ J NOTI~~~ =:F~~
• Plctltloue '1nn Name ' . IN BULK
THE UNDERSIGNED dcl>a and
hereby certify that he ts conduct · NOTICE OF IN'J\ENDED
u{g a Sound Recorcllng Studio TkANSF,ER OF LIQUOR.
b\l8fneu at 6195 Mi.Bsion St., Buena LICENSE OR LlOENSES
Park, California, under the !lcU· NOTICE IS HEREBY . GIVEN:
~u1 !Inn name: ot Ken-Karr SlU· 'nlat Ben ' Flier and Jam• 4lda a.nd that said !Inn Is com. Karam, Vendors ar.d l..Jcense•.
pei.ted Oil th• following persons. whOJ!e addreu ls 202 Main Street,
~ names l.n ruu and places of Irr the City or Balboa, County of
t'el:klcnce a re as follows, t o-wit : Ora.nge, State of Calltoml&, lntmd
Vmice CUTuth to sell. transfer and assign to
· 11915 M.balon St.. James Karam, Vendee and Intend· -irue.na Park, Calif. ed Transferee. whose address is
1 WITNES8 mv hand th ls l~th 202 Main Stl'fft ln the City of di.y of NoYem~r. 11150 Balboa, County of Orange, State
VANCE CARRUTH of California. the following de·
SJ.ate or California. scribed personal property, to-wit:
County of Orange, ss. AU stock In trade. fixturu,
ON THIS 15th day of Novem· equipment and good will or a cer·
ber, AJD .. 1950. before me, Robert lain Cocktail Bar bu!'.lnes.s known
F . WJllmes, a N olllry Public in as rtile Casino and located at 202
&nd~or the said County and State. Main Street In the City of Balboa.
residing therein. duly commission. County of Orange. State or Call-
ed and sworn, per30nally appeared fornla, and t ran.11fer the following
Vance Carruth. kno\vn to me to be alcoholic beverage license (or II·
the person whose name is sub--censes): On Sale General P·
acr1bed to the within instrument, 09718·E for the premises located
and a cknowledged to me that he at 202 Main Street In the City of
executed the !lame. IN WlTNESS Balboa. County or Orange, State
WHEREOF. I have: hereunto set of California.
my hand and affixed my official j Amount of purchase price or
seal and the <lay an d yl·ar in this consideration in consideration with
Certificate first above written. I said transfer or said license tor
ISEAL) licenses) is the sum of nonP--no
:lOqERT F'. \VlLLAtES escrow.
My comml!>-JnJn z~.,ires Novem-That a sale, transfer and assign·
ber 16, 195I . · I ment of the aforesaid stock In
No. 592-Press trade, fixtures, equipment and
Stata and local. ~ collected
In C&lltol ln the f!Acal year
ending Jul 1, 1950, totalled SI.·
'861,1&9,412 an increue Qt 148 per
cent over the tlacal year 191.Ml
and nearly aeven per cent over th"
194g...49 flacal year.
Total collection at te<leral, state
a.nd local taxes ln the laat tlscal
1yur were $4,455,872.808. Thia wu
below the precedJnr•year'a $4,513,·
1)96,009, due t o the reductJon In
individual and corporation incomf!;
tax.ea dur:lng the lut fiscal yea.r.
fte state g-overnment collected
$946,1~9,412 in the 19-19-M fiscal
year. according to the state cham-
ber study. This was an increase of
6.8 per cent over 1948-49 collec-
tions and a Ne of .1e2 per cent
over collectlont of stat" taxes ln
19'40-41. State tax.ea t!ollected were
largely leviea upon earnings and
spending.
County and city governments,
and school and special districts
collected S715,000,000 In property
taxe8 in the 1948·60 fl8cal -ynr,
according to state chamber e8ti·
male on a baal!f of actual levies.
This was an increase' of 6.4 per
cent over 1948·'49 collections and a
jump or 131.6 per cent over 1940·
41 collections. Local tax receipts
listed repreeent property t,a.xe11
only and do not include city eales
and business taxes. Local increaa·
ea listed represent larger collec·
tlons through property taxes, In·
atead or the apeclaJ feff, sale11
ta.xa. etc., of state collectlorui.
ln which are reflec(ed California'•
overall population and busfncS!l
Published 11/16-23·30, 12/5/50 good will of the said businau will -----~-----·----!be made, and Lhe consideration B b Ch b I •
Nott.re of ..Sal" of Ree.I EAt&tP therefore together with the conald· 0 am er a1n
Undt>r Exf"<'utlon I eration for the transfer and as· K • S k
Jn the Superior Court of the Coun~ !!ign~ent of th~ aforesaid license amaa1na pea er
ty Of Orange St t • f C· l'f · . I !or licenses I will be paid on the Decorations v.•cre Jn the Thanks· · a t 0 a 1 oinia 1st day of December, 1950, at I
SllEIUn. .. ·s S . .\LE o'clock P . M .. at 202 Main Street giving motif Ylhen f'hlrley Noel
A VERY STREECH. dba in the City of Balboa. County of entertained . the Kamaalna Klub
STREECH ELECTRIC, Orange. State of California. at the home of Boots Keene, Bal-
Plalntiff Dated: November 16, 1950. boe. peninsula. For the program,
vs. BEN FLIER Bob Chamberlain of Costa J.'Iesa
JAMES E. RAGSDALE. et al ~ Vendor and Licensee talked on clubs and their func-
Defendant JAMES KARA1tf lio ns. citing work of Boy and Girl
Explain County's
Water Plan Under and by virtue o r an Ex· Vendor and Licensee Scouts, Elks and Masons.
eeution lssut>J o ut of the Superior JAMES KARAM Each mem.tu;r brought food tor Orange coWlty's plan ror aC·
Court of the County of Orange, Vendee and Intended Transferee •the Thanksgiving baskf'l of their quiring Colorado river water In
State of California wherein Avery No. 597-Pres.s adopted family but as the family replenishment of the depleted lo·
3treech, dha Strcl't.:il Electrie. Publish Nov. 23. 1950. has moved to Santa Ana. a new cal underground 1upply, will be
Plaintiff. and James E . Ragsdal~.' j one will ht> selected to \•lhich v.·111 explained to the Central Ba.sin
Defendant, upon 8 judgment ren-NOTIC'E TO BIDDERS bo given the Christmas basket. W•ler a.uoclation of Los Angeles
derecl the 28th <ln.y of July. 1950. 1 The Board of Trustees of the Bobbie Baker of Balboa Island.• county at a meeting in Compton
for the sum of One hundred forty· 1 Ne\vport Harbor Union High and Miner~& Price of Costa Mesa J city hall next T hursday afternoon.
two a nd 00 100 Dollars, lawful School District requests bids ou Wt>re special guests. Next meet· Col. M. B. Wellington of Santa
money o r the Unitf'd Statea, bt>-! the following ca·reterla equipmt'nl. Ing will be on Dec. 5 at the homt> 1 An&. couaet for the joint comn1it-
&ides costs and intl'rCl't ; and sum spt in place and ready for instal-of Laura di.' los Rios. 364 F'lower let> pru1notlng formation of the
of Twtnty-unt-and :.i l/l oo Dollars. \ laticn in the cafeteria kitchen of I street. Costa t.1 esa . Orange Municipal Water DistriC't,
with interf'~l fron1 the 31st day of the Newport Harbor High School :
1
I !or ultimate annexation to the
July, 1950, Is now 1at the date of a . One ~taglc Cher ra.nge No. LEGAL NOTICE Metropolitan Water. District. and
lhls writ I actually clue on said 701,-JSS nnd one Magic C hef Ross Shafer or Tu1t1n, who has lt:d
Judgment. , range No. 700-.tSS. or ap· NOTICF, OF lNTF.NTION TO negotlaUona of lhe commiltf>t"
1 have, on the 3 1st day of Octa· I proved equal, double deck I C HATTEL l\t ORTGAOE with the MWD. will present the
ber, 1950, levied upon a ll the jright, \ elevated shelf with fronts TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : plan at Compton.
title, claim and. intcreHt of said and sides of stainless steel ~ NOTICE VJ he~eby given p~r· Th~y were asked to address' the
c!f'fendant fo r 1·1thcr e r then11 in rini:.h. suant to the 'provisions of Se<:t1qn I mN:!t1ng becaltse as announced by
and to the ruiluv.·ini;-tlcs<·r ibe<I renl h. on.· Mugic Cher. m o<lel 463· 3440 of the Civil Colle of the State • the Central Basin group. s!milar
estate. to-v.•it : s -23, or a pproved equal, I of California, that nn the 5th day 1 problems of fading water supply
Item l : Lots 10, 11 and 12 three dt•c k baklng and of December, 1950. \VEST COAST I exist in the basin, as w.ell as the
of Block 2 of N l·w port Bay r o8.3ting oven with fronts, PACKING CORPORATION, th<' west Los Angeles basin. which also
Tract, a..'i per n1ap thereof re· si.1P.'J and legs of .stainless owner of the hereinafter described Is considering annexation to MWD.
cord~ In Book 4 , Page 16 of .stf'el finish. j fixtures and equipment of that Should all three projects succeed
Mlscellanl.•ous Maps Records A It t "b"' b"d .11 certain packing and canning buid· an unbrokl!:n etretch of ter1itory .. :sanaernate-o 1sv.·1 . of Orang1· Count_v. California. be received on 11 H ot oint Glamour ness .situate and located at 3006-from eastern Orange-county to the
1ten1 2: Lots 11, 12 and 13 L" 3 d ·k ,1 t 1P , od 1 3012 LaF'ayette Street, Newport sea near T o1·rance would be addl·d
In Block 4 o r Balboa Tract, I Htn~ ~ ec228" ec r c o\end m el Beach, Ca.Jifornia. intends to place to MWD. ~.<1 pt>r map thereof rec~rded with ~i~li lor ca;~ci~~p:~~e eq~1~:. 1 a_ Chattel Morlg~ge upon the .said J Orange county is expected to
1n Book 4. Pa~e 11 or Mtscel· 1 t r· . h I fixtures and equ1pmt'nt. vote on the proposal to form the l~neous Maps Records or Or· e~d~i~~s · 1 .fl ti d We.st Coast Packing Corporation ! Orsnge County Municipal Water a.ng~ C~U!lty , California ' 1 bid fo~:.~'l~a~<ipbeeciob~:l:e~ ata ;he is the Mortgagor of t~e said prop· District next January 5. the date
Notice is hereby g iven. that on .. ,. f th h· h ·h 1 C 1 t erty, a.nd I~ address 1s 1687 West lo be sei Tuesday by the county
Friday, the 8th dav ro ( DecE>mber. ~· ic ~ ~-e .1~ sc ~0 · 0 ';pe 1~ Water Street Long Beach 2. Cali-•supervlsors. The new district would
1950. at Two o'clock P. M .. of said es~rip ivte 10
1°rbma on r~ i~h fornia. · include six c ities and most of the
day. 1 will proceed tu s~ll il'.'l front I ~~pm~n d ';1us f de r.supp 1 ';' b Reconstruction Finance Corp-1 unincorporttted territory of Lhe
of the court house door, South en· .~~ a e 0 e ivery mus e oration is the Mor..tga.gee of thf' I county. Cit ies already in MWD.
trance In the City of Santa Ana. spAe<• d"t t d 1 II 1 I said property, and its address Is \nc!uding Newport Beach Santa . -. ere 1 ra C'-n a owance s • at public auction to the highest .
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df.sired on pre.sent equipment • 517 Sou.th H.ill Street. Los Ange les I An!l., Anaheim, Fullerton and La.-
bidder for cash In Lawful ~toney h h b . d 1 th 13, California guna Beach are not concerned with
of the United States, all the right, w ,•cl .m•kYt he t'X&mine n e THE PROPERTY. fixtures and lht' approaching election.
ti e. c am an~ 1nteras o sa.1 ~· Bid will be recel\'ed u to 12 equipment upon which the 1taid tl I i I . l f .d d f ca ~ erta I c en. I
fend~r either_ o~ th.em) ot, m ...,,.i;.,.."'••t h."-..l~jn~•• , f . Chat.tel Mortl\"age is lo be placed ~· U • . . ,. ~l>m<b id~tpW W!P' fl; ~-(7'"\;1 f"'tM.,1 ~d ,.,,i,\\·t; corunsts o! u.e· tollowtng' n:i"'_I... tai
.f. . ~ucit! ~lic~of .W..s""ftrti.r 0 ea~ . .a~ 1 p~ M.~the '•ome ":' · \ in . All mactfinery, tqulp1nent. • ~,......,.. """ t .,.. ~ 'necfissa~·y ·t? ra1st Auff1~1ent _ll.1' l~c Board Room. BIY' furniture and fixtures belons.· Marines on Duty
satisfy said ]udgn1cnl with tn· Th Bo d 1 h Ing to Mortgagor and situat· I
d e ar re9erves the r g t to tert>st .-an costs. . and _,1 b'"· ed. in and upon the preml~s GIVEN d h ..i th! reJecl any ..., JUll. • . un Pr my an... s LILLIAN "13UTLER Cl k known and ducribed u 3006·
14th llay n ( No vembl'r. 191 0. N 94 p ' er 3012 LaFayette Street New·
J 1\MES A. MUSICK , Pt~bt~h No;.es2;.JO, IMO. port Beach. California.' .
Sheriff nu: SAID Chattel Mortgage 11
By Carl R . Edgar. _Jkputy. I to be executed and the consider·
Launer. Cha.flee & Launer O.R.D I NA.NCE NO. 6M ation therefor will be j'.Mlid on the
Attorney for f'laintlff. ORP.INANCE~EAUNO SEC-5th day of December, 19~. at th!!
Bank or America Buildingi TION S298 F THE rt1t !NICI· office ot ft..e.cor\.atruction Finance
Fullerton. California. _ P . .\L CODE THE CITY 01'" corporaUon, 417 South Hill Street.
No. 590-Pi·esa. Jlit'E\VPORT BEA{:H. Los Angeles 13, Ca.Jlrornia.
Publish Nov, 16-23·30. 1950. The Ctty Council' ot the City of \VEST COAST PACKING
Nn. A·l9!0S '
NOTICE TO CREUITORS
ESTATE OF BESSIE ETTA
BARBEF., DECEASED
NOTICE IS H&REJJY GIVEN
to the creditors or and all persons
having claims against the said de·
cedent or Mid estate to 1file lhem
with the necessary vouchers in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court or the County of Orange,
State or Calltornla. or to present
the Satne, with the n.ecaaary
vouchers., to the undersigned at hiA
or her place or bustnt:ss, to-wit:
1-t l ~ Coaat Highway.
Corona del Mar, Cali ornia
within six monlha after the first
publication of this notice.'
Dated November 10 .. 1'50.
CLAUDE L. BARBEE.
Administrator of the Eat.ale
or said dttedenL '
THOMAS E . HEJ1'11'ERNA"N
Attom~y at Law
Hl~ Cout Hlcl>way
Corona del Mar, canrom.1&
No. 1193--Presa. • ;
Pub. Nov. 16-23--30, l>eei T, 1960.
. QUAIL sflOODl(o
Quall llhootlng _.. .....
ffO' SoOd for tlle -11 part cl U..
111 eon ln Mart.pea coant1', ao-
'c:ardl.n& to the Natkmal Mt.ame-
-·Club. Many -·r .. -.,.... all pNMDL '
.,.... •I•• .1 Ulie CluCI~~~:,::•: Pr•••• a 1ta1u •· ~ ...... -.-·-~
N!:!wport Beac h does ordain u fol· CORPORATION
lo\vs: By A. vtONOLD. Preaident
SECTION l : Section 3298 ot the Mortgaror
Municipal Code of the Ctty of CR~16628
Newport Beach is hereby repealed. No. 599-Prua.
S.£C'TION 2: Thi• Ordinance Publish November 30, 1950.
shall be publlished at le.aat once
ln the Newport.Balboa ~. a NOTICE OF .INTENTION 1TO
new11paper of eenera1 c.lrculaUon, ENGAGE IN 'IUE SALE OF
pri.nted and published In the City ALCOHOU C Bl:VERAOES
of N ewport Beacb and ettaU k-.. November 8. 19!!0
come effecUve thirty days after lta TO WHOM IT MAT CONCllRN :
final pus&C"'. Subject to Wuance of the IJ.
The above and toreeo~ ordin· cenae· applied tor, &nd commmc·
uice was Introduced at a regular Lne-not Jess than 1-' daya after the
meeting of tbe Oty Council of Ute date posted. notice ls hereby ctven
City ot Newport Beach, held on that the undersigned p ropoee:a to
the 13th day or November, 1950 sell a.Jcohollc beveragea &t U.eee
and wu ft.na.Uy pe11!d and adopt· prembea. described u foUowa:
ed on UM 11th da1' of November, 208 ..iiog Palm Street, B&lboa/
19M>, by tbe followtns vote. to--wtt: Newport Beach, Oni1ce County
A YD, Councilmen: Finch, Punuant to such intenUob.. the
Drakei O:reieley. Blue, Isbell. undersigned is applying to ·the
NOD, eow.cum.: llone. Stale Board of Equ.&lll:a.tion for
A.B&ZMT. Q:Md..._: None. l.UUance by transfer o·f an alco·
.. L L. rpn .1., ho Uc be.,.,.,-e Hoen.es for thHtt
Mayor prem!ses U foUowll :
A 1*1**T: · On Sale 04!'lleraJ Uceme
C. IL PRiUT • On Sale General nup11 .. i..
a~a-u ......
No. 900 Pr n r Alz1'0"0 -.inc to protest tlle
P\n-Ndr .... ~ . --0( MX1I u-mq fllo
.. , ~ a oOUkd prot.t wtU. t.be stat.
WI P'P{Ai -..... ot ~at s..cn. ..
"nnno 1lialtlt el ----a ••C.. ...., • ....., stat!Js&' ,_ aaru ,., I ....... ...._ ,.... --.i 'ail 11011111 "1 Iii•. "-tall .... eampartmeftt fll Ml ,... 91cmt7 11 an 1IOW Ma d tw
-..-.. tlle 4GO --•• Ilse -0( ........ ---at.. Bula Ana, ..... • • • aALl'll' lillti ...
to a -plollnt ~ .-II Ilse ,. I 'S s
llDio " Qui •• ~ ... Ro. 111-"-
Ddnloi . .A.Ye.. °"7ta K-. DIUJ 2 -· If. -. ..
The Santa An& Detachment of
the Marine Corps League wtll mail
tree the Chri8tmu number of
their monU.ly maca.sine, ""Tell-N ·
lt To The Martne11" to any Orange
county Marine on active duty in
Korea or elsewhere. also lo those
in hnApita.la either in this country
or In the Pacific area.
tr you h&ve a rel.alive or friend
in the Marines, send hi.a na.me and
ma.II Ing address I a post card wlU
do) to. Santa Ana Detachment.
1tlarine Co~ League, 910 N. Main
St., Santa Ana.
Lowes Donate
Tree to Park
A rare tree bu been donated
to the Coeta Mesa park by Mr.
and Mn. Jack Lowe, .t2IC5 Harbor
Blvd., ln appreetaUon ot the ltlnd·
neeeea of local clllaena to their
mon, the late rttnk Lowe. Frw.nk
waa the lO·year--old cancer victim
who dted Sept. 28 1n1 Santa Ana
Community hOlplt.al. •
The t..rH .. a Macadada.. wbich
la an rver11 een wtUt an edibM nuL
~-LA&OR . ~CONDITION$-~/
County Val~ion IWeather Hurts
Drops $2 Milhon
Assessed value or p1'Qperty sub·
Jee~. to local taxes in Olange coun·
ty reached $-t3i,123,110 for 1950-
Pepper Picking
51, compared with $211 ,832.190 County farmen today sought to
for 1944·4.~ but \VbS a decline f rom salvage part! of their pepper anJ
th!J $-439 .154,190 for 194.9·50, Call· tomatoe crops soaked first by tht>
fornia Taxpayers' Ulol30Clation re· rains and then damagC'd by a frost
ported today. Included In the total a wet>k ago.
taxable.• valuation in the county Unofficial estimates indicate 1
ror the current year were $226.· that apprciximately one-third of i
584.150 or lend . .$19'1 :"i90,575 of Im· the 1,100-ncre pepper crop which
provemenLS on land. $•18.009,85~ of last year had va.lue or $4!',0.000,
personal pn:•perty and money. As-would be lost. Damage t o the to-
ses~ed value or pro~crty exen1pt mato plantings Is geJle-rally ~al/
from taxRtic1n in t~e county dur-er, according t6 Deputy Agricul-
ing this year an1ounts to $32,061.· tural Commissioner Ed Dudley. H «
470: t.his figure docs not Include estimated that n1ost or the: pro9uc-
govcrnmenl-o\Vnpd prt;p1•rty. etc .. lion of a total of 1.000 a cres or"
on which n11 nsscsst'cl valuation i~ late tomatoes .;ould be lost to the
made. .growers.
T otal va.luat!on nf taxable prop· Picking of peppen:i normally
erty in California r~R.chc1l a rec· would <'Ontlnue Lo &bout Dec. 1~.
ord high of Sl 36J8,914,5:l7 for but bccnuse or thf" inclemt'nt
19!">0·51, th•• nssociation sahl. F or \.vcathl'I'. the C'Xceptlonally heavy\
1944-45. taxabl1• value of property pepper crop, both belts and c hills.
was $8 267,099.366. Fur 194.9-50 had been so badly damaged lhat 1
it was $1 3.227.731 ,l 1'4 . unly nominal salvage can be real·•
izcd from many fields. I
Yule Plans for
Needy Families
.... nother MC'rry Christmas for
hu11dred11; nf needy families again
Is in the making 11t the Sn.lvation
Arm_y soc ial !>~rvice <·enter serving
the local R?'r'C..
Talbert !,'TO\ .. :ers rC'ported vir-
:ually complete losses. Wtnters-
burg and San Juan Capistrano
farmers also suffered heavily.
Appointments to
An!'lapolis Upped
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I Yule plans WPJ"e lr_•ld ll")day by
Brigadier Fred Ohrn. center man·
ager. when he made an appeal
for d onAtions of no-longer-wanted
toy-M. whef'I goods. clothing and
furniture with which to carry out
the Army's rehabilitation program.
He said that articles will be pick·
~d up by a. Red ShlPld truck a•.
'1ome l'f' nrrice \f ~nors will tt•lt>·
r>hnne Harbor oi'M~
Naval academy aspirant• may
no\v receive direct appointments
to Annapolis through the loca.l
Navy orga.ni~ reserve program, l
offlclab said here yesterday.
The announcement wa.15 made in
conjun<:tion with Naval organ-
ized reserve recruiting month in
which tht NaV)' Is cui're~U)C 8"k·
ill' rnorr.&n; ~.~l'fl ~!""!n! to 'f~n I , uoi... . • • . ·
Navy lclala .sa · 6d-appetnt·
ments to Annapolis will be given
each year to memMrs (/( the or·
Army social .krvice center," Brig. gantzed reser'V~ who have served
Ohm said. "Durln~ the holiday! in a drill pay stalu.s for at lee.st
and winter n1onlh.s ahead, our one year.
need need for loy11 . warm clothlng Appointeea must ~ U . S. cltl-
"Vf>terans .ill~ non·veterans
'\like and their families are. given
"8.SSistance here at the Salva.lion
and furniturt' v.•111 be accute." zena and between the ages or 17
With an atlequa~e supply of 8Jld 22, officlal11 aald.
these Items. the Salvation Army Eligible to join the organized re-
will be able to bring Chrisln\8.9 serve are meo and women between
and year·around joy to hundreds I the ages ot 17 a.nd 29.
of needy homes. the center ~an-Further information may be: ob·
ager emphasized. He said that all tained at the Naval Reeerve Train-
articles will bf' repaired and re-Ing Center, Santa Ana 1 Blimp
fintshed at the social service cen· Bast'I, phone Kl 3-2331.
ter before. being redistributed.
Indio Date Festival
Prize List Ready
Premlom l!st booklets for the
19~1 Rlvt>r!'llde County Fair and
National Da.te Festive.I, to be held
here at the colorful Indio Fair·
groundll on Feb. 16·22, Inclusive,
are now arr the preaaes and being
distributed this week to prespec·
live exhlblloMJ throughout South·
ern California and other part& of
t.he country.
Entry bla.nlu and t ree copies
of the booklets, containing com·
plete informaUon. m•y be ~ured
by wrltlnc to the Rlvenride County
Fair and National Date Feativ&.l's
year-around otflce at the Court
Bouae, Rlvendde, Calif.
r County Ac:c:epts .
Kyle's Building •
The county Jut Wednesday ac-
cepted the n~ Sunaet Beach Vol-
unteer Fire departnie:nt'a bulldlng,
erected by Contra"ctor Fred B .
Kyle or Balboa Island at coat or
"7.278,32. •
The atructure of concrete bloc.U
and w1lh two engine baya arid
recreaUon room and kitchen, b to
be Ole community "meeting place"
of Sunset Be&eh. .
The community donated the
land and part of the con.st.tuctton
coat. raisins-t.be fund by a aerie.a
of benefit · entertaJ.nm~nta.
• Police lnvestfcJate
Thea11e Entry
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· GI PRACTICAl , GIFTS
' 00~ 8TO()I( OF MEN'S WOME!'o"S sac1
CHJJ,!>1Plll'f'S l'OP'VIAB PRICED HOUSE SUPPZRS--
B:XJDY•.,.-aUBBER FOOTWEAR -SHOES -POJl THE ENTIRE FAMILY
D Nl~L GREEN COMFY SLIPPER f+r ;_~EN • ~OMEN 450 to 600
·1 HILDRENS' HOUSE SLIPPERS
195 to 295
en's, Women's Popular Priced
I SLIPPERS 245 to 550
CUNtC -8KOOTEK8-GRACE WALKE.RS S HOES
I FOil "'0 1\fES
/ Jll:D GOOSE SHOES FOR CITTLDRES
BARBER'S BOOTERY
' 1195 !\"';!:\YPORT BLVD. PHONE
COSTA MESA
•HTl•"':::s::°".u ch ~'I 7Ae ~ell ~ \tt\t {!kCl! Beautiful ..(\at,.... LaKuna Beach, California -.
-~ 1\ I YOU Alf COIDl.LLl Y IMVIMI~
TO WOllSHIP WITH US.
New Location
Legion, at Through 811.
... ldonc9 Phone 1561)
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SUNDAYS:
9:45 and I I a. m.
Sinif•piralion, 7:30 p. m.
Frank L.. and Wrnte A. Doiudl. c.-pcl!torJ
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Where you headed ?
To see tf.e
hottest thing in town•
the; NEW $51 Chevrolet! .. ~-
CULBERTSON MOTOR CO.
2481 Coast Higliway
l1aco_11 64'42 NEWPORT llACH • •
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* On Dee. 1, 1950, 243,000
Bank of America Christmas
Club checks will be mailed to
members! These sayings will
provide extra money to buy
Christm~s gifb, pay taxes, in-
surance premiums and 01her
year-end bills.
If you missed out on the
Bank of America Chris tmas
Club this year, join the '51
dub NOW!
Heres how it works:
To receive a Bank of America
Chritlmos Club check on Dec.
l, 1951 fo"
pliJ• inl•r••f-dtpo•if
$1 a w••k for SO w"li'
plus inl•r••I-dt petil
$2 • w••k for SO•••"•
plu1 in11r111-dtpolit
$Sa w11lt for SO wtelit
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JENN 'S
-DRESS SHOP
Salt> Bllw fJabardln~
SKIRTS
Plaid t.:elton t 'lannr•I
lil..Ot·st:s
ORt;S~l:."4-J t :JtS t: \'S
t:Kt;J•t-:~1··1 .. .\S S t:J.,"'i
604 \\'. &lhol:I. Hl\d.
FIR~T (_'Jlt"l'l'tl ,, ...
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CH RIST,
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A. br•n<h of Tl>• t.Aoth•• Church, Th• Flrd 0.!UCh of C A•i\t, S<i•nt id, in lo1ton.
M•n•cliuwlh
Sund.i, S<l>ool ,.)0 • m. Su~•' Se r,.ic• 11 00 •· m
W•dn•\.d•y EY•ninq m••linq I .GO p. m.
ll••d•11i llo•m l(>("•l~d .ti 11 l l'•lm Slr••f,
l•lll>o•. 1 open d.i11 w from 12 -n to 5
p . m. ••C•pl Sund•'' .i ,.d hol0d•y1 n•tlon·
• u, ob .. r .. •d.
rt.. pUblic i1 cordi.1lly in .. :t1d lo .itt1nd
•he church 1e1•ic •1 ""d u\e the ll1edi•CJ
llo<Hn.
COllElA.TlD
INTERIORS
MODllN •IKt TIOl'IC,11L FUINITUIE
DIA.tlS • WALLl'A.l'EllS • LAMH FlOOl COVEllNGS HOll!'if~ & OAKDEN
~II CO~ST HIGHWAY MEWfOI T
IEACON ~m Ope11 ( ... , '1.!J. Xm..1
JIA'M"KF~S .... 1
"°'"''-'''"n.+--TraU.-9 l r n-.~1lar Sh&..... '
REr\OON 5081
("40lllfA ~ftlll& Mat1.reM 0o..
tlW N"4>Wpott Blvd.
WELCH'S
200 ·. Voice· Combined ·Choir
to Present ··Me1ssiah' · at. OCC
On Sunday afternoon, December 10, at 4 o'eloclr:, the combined
church chofn of the Harbor Area and the Oran.•e Cout CoUeire choir
will present Handel'• "Meulah.." Tile 200 voice cbolr, under the ·dlrec·
tlon of vlaiUng conductor, Dr. Ra}l>h H. Lynan. out.at.anding' choral
dlttctor ln Southern C.llfornia, will g1ve t.hJe traditional Chrlatmu
oratorio in tlle college auditorium.
located on lhe campua. ju.at two
miles north of Costa Meaa.
The solotats have been selected
from the Harbor Area and will
feature three local aingers. 'Ibe
soprano, Mrs. Adrtane Wapr, · l1
the director of the St. Jamea
Epiacop&l Church choir, and u a
soloist ha.a appeared at many civic
functions In this area a.s well as
ln Los Angeles. She baa studied
with outstanding teacher& m
Southern CalJfornla anft appeared
in many opera productions ln UU.
area.
Th e contralto, M 'rs. Conn•
Boettcher, has been hard many
tlmee by the mumc k>ve.n of the
Harbor district. &be h.u been &e·
lected to interpret this same role
by two other "Messiah'" &TOUpe lo
Orange County. Havlnc studied
with Nellie Stuart, Oberlin Con·
servatory, and Lucille Bteven90n,
New York, she is , now coa.cblnl"
with Roger Demming of ~a.Sadena.
State Interested·
in Development .
of Small Harbors
State·'-'ride lnterut in tfie lmpor·
tance of Small Harbor Develop-
ment i.. indicated by the creation
of a number of working commit·
tee~ charged to make studies and
recommendations. F ollow•n&' the
recei:it meeting of the Shoreline
Planning association of California
when $e appolntnlent of a com-
mittee from that group was rec-
ommended there comes furl.her
evidence or small harbor activity
over the state.
At the annual meeting of the
California. St.ata Chamber the suJ>.
ject of small harbors will be en
the program when the seulon1 are
held Nov. 30 and Dee. 1 In San
Franeiaco.
Orange county is s pecially inter·
ested in the subjel't. The county
has three outst!Llldillg Jocalltiea of.
f~ri ng UnUSU!tl advantages for the
OPf."n ing up uf small hBTbor pro-
ject.9 of merit.
First of these Is Upper Newport
Bay which has occasioned conaid·
erable comment since the comple·
lion of the t:Xhaut1tive report on
that area by Conaulting Engineer
R. L. Pattcraon. who p'ep.ared th•
reporl on instruction.II of the Board
of Superv1-ors or Orance county.
Capl!ltn.no t.a.dl•c
Second in the series of small
harbor project. l• the Improve·
ment of Dana Polnt·San Clemente
area referred to on Army @ngtneer
maps as Capistrano Landing.
Orange County Supet"Vtaor• order-
ed a preliminary study o! that
area some months ago and the
findings in that report are noy,•
under further atudy. Army encl·
nPers havl" been in»tructed to ln·
vestigate the location in line with
the state·wide amall·harbor inVU·
ligation they have in hand at the
present time.
FON ttt 8lq Teoor
Maxon Fou ot Fullerton has
been selected to alng the tenor
role., For the J>< 12 years, Mr.
rou hu been teachinl" and dlrect·
Ing church cho.lra In Fullerton. At
praent he I• as90Ciated with the
Spurgeon ?dethodlat Church In
Santa Ana and coaching wtth Or.
Nonnan Wright of Hollywood.
Jamu 8 n yd e r, out.Blanding
Cout CoU.&"e music atudent, will
atng the bau 90loa. Havln&" padu·
at.Id from Harbor H igh Scbool.
Snyder la continuing hla atUdy of
major oratoMa and ope,_ 'tdu in
pNtparation tot... a profeulonal
music career. Thia 11 the flJ"ll
time that a Coast College m1.191c
student has been chosen to solo
wlt.b the ma.ued cholrs of south
Or&nc• county.
'nlere will be no admission
cht.rl'e to thia eeoond ··Meutah"
presentation ln the Harbor Area.
A capacity crowd 1111 antlcipatec1;
hence the public ls urged to arrive
early for choice seats.
Santa Coming
to Santa Ana
Friday Night
This Friday evening at 7.:00 P:
m . in San.ta Ana. Santa Clau!I htm·
&elf will be the feature or a gtgan-
ttc parade with over 50 entries
and led by lhat famous movie ac·
tor, "'Cra.ah"' Corri,e.n and his
ak1ee, Max "Alibi" T erhune 1 with
li:lmer) a.nd Buck Hale.
Sponsored by the Santa Ana
Junior Chamber of Commerce, th~
parade will start at 4tl1 and Roes
Streeu, go over to Main on 4th,
then turn north on Main anll
proceed up to Washington Street.
The parade iB deatsnoo eepecial·
ly to provide tu'n knd entert•ln·
ment for the klddie.11.
Ten searchlight! IA11t light up
the parade rout~ Mi there should
be little difficwlty in findin& the
location. The re are nearly 20
bands and aeveral entertalnlni
marching unit.II, 1everaJ humorou.t
floats featuring grotf'SQUe heads.
The famed Victor McLarlen mo-
1 torcycle corpa will alJlo be on hand,
riding early in the parade. I
Yu le Decorations
Can Be Dangerous,
Fire Experts W, arn
Safety a.s well as bt>auty should
be a consideration in your choice
Of Christmaa decoratio~. the Nal-
ional Board of Fire Underwriter.
advises.
Combustible decorations contrlb·
uted to one of the worst fire dis·
asters of modern tjmes, when 90
people died at a Christmas party
In Newfoundland in 194.2, the or·
gani.zalion points out. Many hornc
fire tragedies have also · resultetl
from thi1 cause.
Non -flammable decorations or
g lua and metal..,are now generally
avaJlable, the NationJt l Board say:1.
Families can aJ.eo obtain "snow ··
for WM around the Chri1tma.s tree
which will not flar• up when
touched by a flame .
fair · Improvemen t First Ai~ ~~s~s · irv ine Off iciaJ .
_ < • • Underway 1n CDM . . . I
Won't Be Stopifed ">'"':: ~!.i...~..:::-i.s:: Hits 'Bureaucracy'
~= = :..r: ~~:. ·1n Plum· b·1ng Code ~ to~m.d:.t ~::r."~o·':~~~
At a meeUng la.et week,· R. M.
DINNER lN LOS ANGELES SAL>EON TAKEN
Travellng to Los Arigelea where Some fair sized ialmon ha:n
C. "11lt!.nwtder, manager of the
Orange county fair, told the direc·
tors of thfl 32nd dlatrict agrtcul:
tural boerd that exhibits buUdlnp
and livestock facilities for taJr-
groundll are exempt from building
reBtrlctlons under the new nation·
al production authority.
rold AYts. New attack on operation Of tht
AAy llarbor ,,-..ldrnt who county·s plurhblng code u "typt-
~1abt!9 to attend may K'O <lln"(!t cal bureaucracy" had been made
to the ~008. Nu P"'''lOUM last week by W . B . (Brad) Hellifl
they enjoyed. 'l'hanUgtvlflg dinner been taken in Toma..les Bay, 1ra.nn=.
With Mra. ~aydle Roaeve Pe werr county, <.lu r ing the put week._~.
Mr. and Mr,. O. C, MacKenzie ot I ports the Na tional Automobile
Bernard St., I Costa lolesa. Club.
N'l&'l8t.rutlon Ii. n~.,..ry. of the Irvlnt! Co. ~~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ .. Fullenwider MLld \.)'le news was
telegraph to the stale div18Jon of
a.rchJtecture on the last day ot the
Western Fal1 s annu&J meeUrll' at
Fresno fro n1 which he hat ju8t
returned.
'M1e dlstrlct will r>roceed with
remodeling or the exhibits building
for which $55.000 Wl\H recently al·
located by the state. The district
plans to provide additional Uve
stock fncllltles, Initiate a land·
scoping prog·ro.m anll additional
comfort faclllit!S ror vi.8Jtora.
Entry tees and preJtllum oward~
will follow" very closely the pattern
utabliahed In the 1950 program.
Entry tees In junior departments
will be charged only wti~re entry
f~• are charted In corresponding
senior departments. This. is of
Vandals Break
School Windows
.Ten windows valued at from
S 160 and $200 were broken out at
NttWJ)ort jC'rammar school some·
time Tbursday or FrhlHy nll(ht.
Cwttodlan Curt Ughter notified
Newport police Saturday.
Ught-er aald a.II the broken ,,.,,In·
dows were locatell on the ocf'an
1ide of the achCk>I. VandalH use<t
roclul to break the \Vlndows, ht
adtlecJ.
Red Cross Holds
Board Meetin9
prlcne interest to <l ·H , FFA, Farn1 Monthly board n1~ting of the
Bureau and Grange group~. Nt.wport Harbor BrAnc-h of tl1e
The major part of the regular Red Cross will bf' heltl TueRday.
monthly meeting of the board was Dec. :-i at the }o~('JI Club in Bal·
devoted to tentative plans for lhe boa, J 2: 1.5 p. ni. Because 1 1f
19~1 fair. Some additional black· I Thanksgiving thf' rn eelin.g was Re l
topping la conten1plo.tt'd, ll.'f well back a Y.'eoc"k fron1 the U:iU8l datl",
BB additional lighting for the nt•xl the la~t Tuesday in the 1nonth.
fair.
-CJ~lfled nd~ nre rf'ad by
w:ho are looking to buy.
folks
l)on't
Vr•·\·1.-""
Nov. SO.
1n IM fll lht' C:hri.111llnM
IU-nd1'«\'0ll1' Ra.lltOOIU,
f)H'. I and '.!.
He.lli!i reminded the board or
supervlaors that Irv)ne Co. had
protested against the rtgld re-
qulrement8 <Jf the code when
adopted about a year a&o. but that
county o fficlaJs said the code
would not interler(' with the fif'm'a
operation.
Now. he 11aid the firm is requl.r·
ed to have Its c·1npluye handling
plumbing work un ilH own prop-
erty take an examination and t o
obtalr\ permtl.8.
CHRISTMAS . SUGGESTIONS
' \' A.RllAfJE for ~lllRTS, IJltt;ssES, ROBES
SLEE~f~(f tiAR~~STS, t~('.
. .\ho <;lrt Sl·tM In
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Thf' firm alao ls required lo keep l!:====;:=========::::::::=============::!J ret..-ords in duplicate o f all work
do ne and to file re J>0rts and hold
the work for ln.s~c tion by the
plumblnrr lnepPc tors.
H~ said Irvine has "no desire to
enllanger the publh: health or safe·
ty•· and was "Quite willing and
ouxious to bf' law abiding," but
that the opera tion is bt-coming a
"typical burl"1t.Ucracy" whlc:h "1:an
bec-on1e bul'd1·n11ome ." .
He said "mlu'h of 'this type or
regulatio n is done at the instan<.:t!
of a 1:1mall g roup of people who
hope to benefit financially from
this type of Ct)(•rclon which is nut
llt>cessarily in lhf' interest of the
people as a 1,1.:hole. ''
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You'd GiveThem the World If You Could '
With TV
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"[;'OR YOUR FAMILY, Christmas
L' 1950 can be the m""t wonderful
Christmas ever'. .. or ever to come. J
For never, before television, could
you give your loved ones all the whole
wide world ...
e the exciting world where history
~pens before your eyes-and the
new~ has meaning 118 never before ;
e the world of adventure, "here a little
girl ran be a prince1s, and a six-• year-oid boy ran tame the West on
horseba<:k
• the world of knowledge, where learn-
ing ia fun, a nd
"p!ay hooky"
no one wants to
• the world of sports where champioM
teach sportsmanship 118 we!! 118 skill
• the world of laughter, which oweepe
away the day's cares like a broom
• the world of great music and culture
-a world of inspiration
awakened faith
and r~
Yes, these golden hours are yours to
share when you're a television family
.•. but lost forever if you delay.
Never before ih all history has there
been such entertainment for all the
family at so modest a price. Place
your order for a TV set now-for this
is the Christmas you can give the
world to your family.
Third unit which offers tine poal-
bilities if the Bolaa Chica &~a
north and inland from the am.mu·
nition and net depot at Seal Beach.
Har1·y E . Bergh, land planner for
qrapge 'f~lf ha'.t ~u b~iUed ~ nu~~ Cf ruggtt;rted oitJlnes for
a 1Artte·st&¥.-developme~iOi that
•rea and -It .. is hoped tha.W &hortJy
official recognition of the advan.
tages there will be the subject of
further atudy.
The orrranizatton emphaJJlzed the
lmportanc~ of selecting ChristmR.I'
tree lights which bear e v)dence of
liat•ng by Underwriters' LlLborato·
dee, lnc. ~·"1"ts should n.ev£or bfo f!fld on tbe ~§·0111 ·~und the ~1
cqtton or pa~ Q. atsd <extren1ely
d&ngerow,' the Wiltiona) Board ob·
served.
this magic world
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Coast College
to Supervise
Harbor Players
Try out.a for a new show. ex.
planation of a new system of pro.
duction, under supervtaton of Cout
college and announcement ot a
new director will be the concern of
the Newport Harbor Community
Players at their ne-xt general
meeting, Dec. ~. 8 p.m., at the au·
ditoriurn of the Corona del Mar
Grammar achool.
'"Dream Girl," Elmer Rice's
moat succeMt\11 Broadway comedy,
has been aelect~ u the Playtra'
second production of the current
seaaon. With a ca.st of twenty,
with music, dancing and sing1ng,
with • varied costuminl' and rapid
shi!ta of scenery, IUce'• atDry of
a girl who daydream• herself Into
one hit&rtoua ~lcament alter
another ottere th• local croup a
eb&JJe.nge to do sometbtnc differ·
Motor Fuel1 Set
Rec:O..d Jn Sept.
More gasoline. propan~. butane
and other high.test mot or ruel!1 1
were distributed in California in I
September of this year than in any
other September in the state's his·
tory. William G. Bonelli announced
today.
Reftners and other licena~es dis·
tributed 306,056.07 l gallon.a of
auch fueJ11 during the month. Thi•
amount wu 21 ~ million gallons
-7.6 per cen~-gre&tt"'r than the
September, I9f9 volume. Of 115,·
64<t, l 70 gallons of butane, pro.
pa.we and other liquefied petrole·
um ga&e.B included in the total. al·
moat four·fifths were aold for do-
meatJc heating and other non·
htchway use.a and conaequenUy
were not subject to the motor ve-
hicle tuel tax.
Tota.J taxes of $13.223,.503 were
ccMlected on September dlatrtbu-
Uona. 'Controller Thoma• H.
Kuchel refunded $1.083,523 dur·
the month to purchasers of mot.or\
niet for non-road use. teavtn.g net
revenuea of $12,139,980. The re:
tunda amounted to 8.2 per cent
ot the total collected.
ent In the way of dramaUc enter· STl:ELHE&D ANOUBS
tainment. · Steelhead anglera have been
Under a new ll)'Nm ot produ.c· ha vine eome very good tuck re-
tlon, f'flb,.,..ala for thla ~t eenUy along' the Ttinlt)' ri•er In
come<l)r wW be bold u a dnuna the Trnlty Cow>t:y area, acconllng
clue activity Ulldor Ille ~-to the National Aul<Nnoblle Club.
alon of the Adult ICduca.Uon di.Yi-lloet of them have bMn ~t&Jting
eioft of Onna'e Oout eon--PIAae n.b 11'.nd the llob e.n rwmtns
are 1N!ln,c formulated for a cc;im· l&rTe. >..
panlon adult Pdlueatloe -Jn \, .tac.....n tor u.o ~ ot /tJM nuaaq U...Ova .
TELEVISION iomoving faster than you think.
New pTOIJ'&lfta. new •tare make their debut
every week. The longer you we.it, the more you
miasl Here'• just a partial lial
THE WOND£aFUI.> world of :noke beliove-
Experta •Y every child .uedl it aa put of hi.a
normal deve.looinenL Aod it rnakee motber"a
life a lot euier -eaperielly on raiD.y dayL
M rs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
' Uftilal S,_,o Dtlq•k '° TM ~•I AntMbly
., tM Vflllitd N•U... ..,.:
''To me teleYizion ofl'tn a mapi&ient opportunjty
to in.creae the ed.sx.tion which .. mab
availablo lo Ille child.-ol to4oY -U parentl
ril oupor9lea -..U,. Ille t7Jie of ebow and Uoe U--' Ill' --l<biq tele'rieioo, they can
-Ille -tl>at W.Yieiooo bao lo oiler.• wlUda ..,.1srq m acb ~t and m uc:ls that
wW be ...._bla la tbmr ed-tloa .. Of...,,_, ,
I -a -l:otioo• ill t!!e .., .. , ..... o1 dlildNn'a
N z '"-t wa • aa111 ... tmt,.. ..... •sis rilkm.
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CHILD PERFORMERS. Talented •inaen.
dancers, muaiciana inspire your own children
to learn faster, practice loriger, willingly C1lJ.
tivate their own talents.
ADVENTUIE-American kid• have "ione
weetem" and takeo their pueoU alona. Root.
in', tootin' wNteru are fun for all -etimulat.e
a healthy love of outdoor life. I
DRAMA for youo_g and old-The brighte•t
atara of the theatre now perform to millioi»-,
bring the great plays of all time to aui;Ji~1
who never before could see the
LAUGHTER under your roof-the abared
pleuure tbel binds your f•mily cloeer. 'lb.
greet.est comedian.a of the entertainment wor~
an ia your living room every night oo TV. •
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American Legion Auxiliary Initiates
~ew Members in Candlelight Rite
Initiation o! new members wu,.,._----~------~-
1.Jle main attraction at the rcgu-
1ar meeting of the NE"wport Har-
bor American Legion Auxiliary ln
the new Legion hall Monday night,
Nov. 27.
A brief business session, con-
ducted by Pre.!Jident 011.reen Up-
l!IOh, preceded the ceremony and
was highlighted by lhe member-
ship report. Chairman .Alma
Thompson ·read a bulletin from
department giving staliBlics for
the 21 st district and showing
Orange county ahead in the rscc
for 11eala on the "~treamlined "
Friendship Train.
It wait decided to have a mem-
bership contest v:lthin the local
unit, with Mrs. Thon1pson and
Julia Eggrrt &!-! team captalnit.
The team getting thf' mo.~t new
and rf'instRled membel'i> within a
given time will be honon!d g-uests
atl a dinner to be given by the los-
ers.
H ospital co-chairman \Vilma
Murrisnn gave a rrpnrt on the>
apeech given t>Y Dep11rtment Hos-
pital Chairman MrS. B . Warren at
the County Council m<'eting held
in Anaheim Nov. 11. Mrs. Warren
UJsued an appeal for more volun-
teers to help with thr "odd jobs"
being performed daily for the men
In the ho."!pi lals. according to Mrs.
Murrison.
Th<' bin.co pR.rty held Frirhty
night prnved quitr' ;iurce~sful, t:on-
aidering the y.reather. &!'cording to
Chairman Helen Randel. T hirty-
St. Joachim Club
Discusses Plans
for School Party
' The Mothers' club of St, Joachim
Parochial school meet recently in
re~ular business session with Mrs.
Ellvira Krotky, president, presld-
ln~.
rt was reported that warm
lunches and milk whlch have been
made available dally to the young-
sters have proven popular and
highly RuccesaruL The club decid-
ed to continue this program,
throughout the school year.
Plans were discus.<ied ror the
fol'thcomini; C hristmas program
and party with Dl"C. 15 srl as the
<llite for the holiday affair. Com-I
n1ittrr~ we1·e selectt>d to ni!I wilh
the filling' of Christmas stockings
and the treC" and room decorationll.
Mrs. Gus Beach WR!'! na1nNI
chairman of a membership driVl'
soon to br underway whereby thr
club hopes to contact all mothers
of parochial school children fo r
more active participation in af-
fair!:! of the group.
Pasto r and Family
Join Relatives
at Yucaipa
Pne. perso~s attender! an<l ~1any To Y11caipa went Rev. snil ~1r~.
mo1e rcpo1 tcdly staycll hon1c be-J . h H Th d I h cause of th<' frig . I nscri . on1p~on an r RU!:: -ter Thora J o for a holiday clan-l\'t·,, .. ·''"mt>t·~ gathering at the home o! Mrs. Prf:'~ident Dare('n. then turned Milton Thompson, mother of the
her gavC'l over tn Initiation Officer Co~ta Mesa pastor.
Alma Thon1pson and the> in1pre!'i-T he r eunion was doubly memor-
.9iVe candle li,::ht ceremony was able as it commemorated the 78th
performert by the unit'A own rit-birthday of Mrs. J\.1ilton Thompson.
uni team fnr thr !olln\ol.'ing new Completin~ the ffimily picturr memb"'rs: Mm,.s. Kathleen Jenn-were Louis Thompson and Mr. and logs. Genevieve Garner. Carrie
Runp, Adrian Joyner, Vc!ora
O'T remba and Alicl' f'arri~. The
nrw te11.m is r nm roscrl of ~1r.s.
Thomp!'nn . I nitiation 0 ff i c (' r ;
Mo na Hayden. Pa.'!t PrC'sident :
Be rniCC" Opl'l. Prcl'i<lrnt : Wilma.
Murrb1nn. 1st Vi ce-presirlent: Ly-
4ta Brl,r:gs, 2nd Vice-president:
Eileen Inns, Chaplain: Lurillr
Gehrel'!. SergC'an\-at-Arms: and
Zenobia Frost, musiriRn .
_ At the close u t the mf'eting. de-
licious rf'frcAhment.~ were servl"d
by h08tt.~ .. '\C's Alma Thnmpson. Zen-
obla Froat and Helen Randel.
Thll6e prt'i;it·nt wpre : Mmf'S.
Blanche Rl'nz. Gene\'H Bell. J11l ia
Egj:ert, Rae N1 cn1il'c-. J ean All-
bsuJ:"h, Da.rcPn Urson, -Vclnra
O'Trcn1hR.. Kathlern Jennings.
Alice Pa.rri~. Carril' Rupp. Gene-
vie,·e Garner. Arlrian J nyner. Julia
Th on1p~nn . Marion N1;el anrt m r rl'l-
bers of the rituRI tel:lrn and the
hostesses.
November Meets
of Mesa Circles
Se veMll ci rcles or thr Costa l\fesa
~ommunity Church \"lon1en'R So·
clety of Christian Sl'ri.dce gathered
recently in regular ,.~ssiun .
. Circ)p O'he. meeting in the W .
.18th St. horhe or Mr~. Ruth Kid-
tier. J•oterl to !:H•nd $5 t o thC" David
'and ~targarct Honte for Christ·
mas. Mrs. Ali ce Eastman gave
the devotions. T ea was served to
12 members at the close of the
afternoon. The Df'r . 1 of meeting
will be with M rs. Frank Rhodes of
16th Place.
Mrs. Dornthy HolmPs of Santa
Ana Avr . was h~tcss to Circle
Seven. Vi!'litor8 present were Mrs.
Munson. mother of the ho.ele88,
and Peggy Vaughn. Member s on
a ttendance Included Mmes. Clem
Shotwell. Hf'lcn Bro"''n. Paula San-
born. He!t.'n f{oddi1::k, Anne Lillie.
Irene Ollila and M isa hfary Aii·
d~rson. Mrs. Ollila will open her
W. Wtll)('!n St. hon1e to t he group
at the next 01eetlng Dec. 14.
Cirelf" Nine 1nt>t with Mrs. Ruth
Pollard of Newport·Heights. Mrs.
Berineace F ox pr('scntcd the mis-
sionary me~ge and Mrs'.. Manna
Fisher conducred the devoUonal
tnterlude . The group decided to
eive a basket ot groceries to a
needy t'Rmily !dr Thank.sglvlng'.
Rrfrrshments of pumpkin pie, ro!-
tee. nuts and candy were served.
Mnt. HDl"fer, n1other or Mrs. Pol-
lard. was a guest. Others present
included Mmes . Royce Gilbert.
Evelyn Goerner. Myrt le Glenn e..nd
l,thea McKenzie. Thl' home of
Mra. Doris Taylor. 2257 P acific
Ave .. will be the scehe or the Dec. 11 meeting.
Builders Cla!s
Entertained at
Compton Horne
Mrs. Ylayne Compton, 3S3 E.
20th SL. wa.a aaslated in . hosteu
tlutle.a by Mrs. Liilian McClelland
flrbe.n the Builders· cla.a of the•
Colt.a Mesa Community church
were entertained recently in 1 the
~pton home.
" Members partic:fpated ih a va-
Mty of games and later refrub -
w:penta or gingcrbrrad topped with
w hipped cream, and co(fec we.re
.ei'Yed to Rev. and Mrt.. J9ft'pb H.
'Xbompoon. Mr. and Kn. ~ymond
X. ~·Mr. and0 Mra. C-ter flaber. Mr. and HR, rr.nk .Dial. *· and Mn. Cleo 1'lller and Kn.
-Bj!Hnp.
Mr~. Thomas Rideway of Yucaipa.
The M esa threeS<Jmf' assembled
T hR.nk;;igiving Day w Ith Mrs .
1 Thompson's relatives when thPy
were cntertaint·d by Or. and Mrs. (
Adrirn Hubbell nf Lon-' Beach.
Belii<lcs R ev. and Mrs. Thompson
and Miss Thon1psnn other guests
were llfr. and ~1rs. A. E . Hubbell,
Ml'. ttnd l\trs. Carl Johnson. Long
Beach: Mrs. A . V. Collart, Tcmplt.>
City.
Lucy Pinkley
Named to
USC Council
Jui.;tiftably proud are i\Ir. and
Mrs. A. L. Pinkley. l53 Broadway.
Costa Mesa. of tht.'ir daughter
Lu<'y's appointn1enl to the Fr('sh-
man Cnuncil at the University of
Southern California . Out of 5000
frcshm"n . only 60 were appointed
lo the counc il.
Prominently idcntifir·d with
can1pus a ctivities, Lu<'y is in
chtt.rge of the Frosh c lass Home-
coming fl oat for Dec;, 2 and Is do-
ing" the dt·corations for the Homc-
C1J1ning danre.
An <"duc:ation n1ajur. the loc11l
~irl iR c hairman of the freshnui'n
dorn1i tory. Tnwn and Gown .
Mil:SS Plnkley was ~raduatcrl laHt
Junt• from Newport Harbor Union
High school.
St. Joachim Guild
to Elect Officers
At a rccf"nt meeting of the
C031.Jl Mesa St. Joac~im Catholic
church Ladles Guild, a nominating
committee composed n f three pa."t
presidents IA'as appointed to pre-
sent the 1:1late of offl<'ers for thl'
annual 1neetlng srhedt:led to takr
piece Thursdav evening, De1;. 7, in
thP pat !sh hall.
~frs. James R . 11-t cCormick.
pre11;ident, presidl'd. A dt•talled re-
port was given on the t remendou!'I
succe56 or the recent Fall Festival.
rt was announced that now
available in the church library is a
complete set of the Catholic en-
cyclopedia.
Following the busineS.9 session
refrcithments were served by hos-
tesses• Mni. W . H . Van Heem-
skerck and Mrs. Harold Eddy.
Mrs. Harry Burdick
Entertains at
Bridge Luncheon
Pyracantha berries on a lace
cloth created a pretty luncheon
tablr setUng when Mn. Harry C.
Burdick of Coeta Mesa recenUy
enlt>rtained a bridge club group.
In the company were Mmes.
Arden Long. Homer Mellott. Ray
Wallace. John Webeter, M_ J . He.
teUer. Sam D. Crawford, Wayne
Pickerlnc and Richard Dttlma.r.
Mrs. Wallace acond bJgh, Mra.
Wt>bater won .econd pr1Ze and
Mra. Mellott waa consoled.
Newport Family
Joins L. A. Relatives
Mr. a.n(J, M1·a. ·William B. Tritt
and children Nancy and Bill of
U13 W. Bay Ave., Newport Beach
n!tumed Sunday trom Loo Anreleo
where they celebrated nUU>bgiv-
lng with C&pL and Mra. !:. C. ,
Dumoucb.U.. Mn. Dumoocb.U. la I
Mr< TrUt'• -·
Holiday Dinner
at Glendale
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Mr • .and Mnr. Leo A. ~ of
2M Brofldw~. COeta .Me.aa. were
gueeta over Thanlqlgiving at the
O. R . Buck home t:n Glendale. Al8o
sharing the observance w e r e
frtenda from Sacramento, Santa
Barbara. and Los Angeles.
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Highlander E1cort1
Departing Valor
Giving e~rt but ot Ule harbor
on Saturday and watching ~e btg
schooner Valor dJaap~&r in the
fog, was the 11loop High lander,
owned by Kay and Doug Macln-
tyr3, \Vho live on boA.l'd the bo&t
which ts docked at Bo'sun'a Lock·
er.
On board were the l l actntryce
Mrs. Charles Kesel
Ho'T'e From Neb.
Mra. Charlea Keeel, 270 'Ill. 18th
St., Coeta Meaa, who w .. called t
Don lphon, Ne br .. by the fatal llJ·
neu of her 111Jlter, le s.t home. agaln
after an absence of three weeka.
While away Mre. Keeel vtalted
trlenda and relatlvea In Doniphan,
Grand Jgland and Llnceln, Nebr.
I I Mrs. Heuck Hostess Montebello Cuties
to M·ese Friends on Mo pse Program
Bridge wu Ute order of the af·
ternoon when Mn. Fred Hauck or
Santa Ana recenUy auemblei! a
group of Coe-ta 1i,(esa friend!.
Luncheon, served. amid multi-
toncd chry•anthemums, · waa the
prelude to card play.
Flrtecn "cutiea" from Monte-
bC'ilo, fan1r-J In their tcr11tory for
their critertalnlng Rrt&r-""lng and
dAnrc rm1tlnc1t. will ht' Rn ac1clrd
Attraction for the Snturday f'V"-
nlng f:'''°'I tlrne At Moose hall,
Girl Scout Assn.
Heads Attend
Camp Course
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Program chairman. 1'1rs. q.
Wayne Crowl and Mr:oJ. Edward
Chap1nan, Jr .. Counril A.ssietant ol
LOS ANGELES HOLIDAY a.nd Mr&. I , J . Maclntryre, Mrl!I.
Mrs. Sam Conrad of Alvarado I J?ec Mayo and son Rick, wh0&e HOT SPRINGS WEEK .. END
Place r•turncd Wednesday after I brother Is on lhe Valor; Helen and Dc11C"rt Hot Sprlnp WM the
Making up the quartet t..ablf·R
were Mmes. Gunning Buller. J ohn
Cooper . Michael Pandell. Charleg
F . Hand. PA.ul V. E'arkea, Chll.rlC'!'I
Andrews. Miu Allee Plumer and
the hosteaa.
Nt•\vrv1rt, fi'(•Mt lvltlcM h"j{in itt ~ the Newport Harbor Girl Sco1f-
o'clrH"'k n 111I 11.ll m(mbrr". thrir Association have attended a 1~
~l'HtM anrl frlf'nrla arc Invited to hour Tron p Ca 1n p I~1ccn~i ng
be r.11•M(.'nt lft1r the prngra1n encl CCJUl'!JC in ~ttnta Ana. for the paJljt
tl~n <"1n't' t•1 TIUl'lh· hy t he Dukes uf three Ttif'~lay~. A f"'Xlk-out ~t
D1xlelan1I 1 beautiful Santiago park an;-t 11pendlng Thanksgiving and the en-.Joan Miller. Jane ThomplKln. Carol I wrek-end pleuure choice of Mrll!.
suing days at the home of her I Brownell. BCK>ta Keene and Car-Calla Viele anrt Mi83 Elizabeth 1 primitiv<" f'ampin~ Hrt' fe1ttu1·es <if
daughter in Los Angeles. men DeSeno, Head or Costa Mesa. f"'IH'll81fJe<I arlit COf'l llttlc, do mur h . the \'Ctj' Jn11 tructivr train1n~. '
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