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lion Tom !Jortoo ean't p_. ot llle Calltontta· &outll
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I.be name ot1 met w-,. wltli Owot•I -pin
80ft\e K&rtne corp1 bra.a l'------------.J And lbe Marines learned a I.bin&
or two.
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llUIOI MIA ·
lluportor Judge llobw\ Gardner.
wbo'• preS:ldent becau.ae be call.
holler I.be loude.t. l!lC)Jlalned In
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/ . SECOND-. LARGEST HOME COMMUNITY IN ORANGE COUNTY
. great det&'I the meantns or .. Sem-
peT Fldella," I.be Karine COl'JMl
motto. And be should know, too,
because he wu a Navy ott1Cer
VOLUME XIl PHO.NE ~R 1616 NEWPoRT BE4_C8.·CAIDORNIA, "nfUIUIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1951 PAGES FIVE CENTS NUMBER 37
durtq ·the lut war. ·
We won't co into det.alll of the
motto explanation here becav.ae ol
Ule abortase of new.print and aat>--
aequent lack. of spa.ce, bUt It .u.t-
flc~ to say that bla explanation
WU hlghlJ'·fla>Ored and very
much to the potnL
I lhlnJt at tlrst the Marine ot-
fictte were somewhat t a k e n
aback, not k:nowtng the lrrev.eren\
nature of Amip VleJoa. at the
courae the meeting rollawed. They
didn't know t.h&t th.la motto-leU,
program-lea.. objective-leu el\lb
make• a point of takin« aly and
not...ao.•ty dig• at dlg:nttariea.
'Iberetore they were aomewb&t
uncomfortable when the prea1dent
bega.q, telling of Illa lack of low.
for Marine 'col°'}e!a becauae of an
incident on Guam durtnc which
the Leatherneck officer chewed at
him in mighty spicy lancuage be-
cauee he wasn't dnMed u an of-
ficer and genUeman. However, the
officers never were -.ble to learn
ex:acUy lhelr ai.tua In hluoner'a
optnlon, because Gen. Rldderhof, a
retired Marine who h.aa filled
many a breach. filled thla one and
made proper introductions.
The maln ape&ker wu a lieuten-
ant colonel ....:.... he waa outranked
and therefore had to make the
speech-name of Edward V. Men·
denhall. He took one look at the
cJub and tore up bia prepared ad·
dreas., which he admitted mJght
have been on the stoda ajde. A.a
a reeult the talk wu tente and
Interesting.
MORI.: ABOUT THE
'OLD' FRIENDS
Superviaor Heins Ka.leer re--
celved aome suspiciously -hl(h
pralae from Toutmuter Le9 Stet·
fensen. It sounchl Uke mebbe be'1
building up our repreaentatlve on
the county board for a fall at a
later date.
It W&f rumored that Jim Bar-
rell snatfled a free luncheon, and
nineteen or the members were
looking for him at tbe cloee of the
meeting to get hla recipe.
Herb Kinney acted u a eong
leader when everyone WU eup·
po9ed to aing "Happy Birthday
To--" when the Marines were
gtven cakea marking the Corps'
l!J'Sth btrlbdaY, But no one knew
whether to fill in with "El Toro"
or,.::J(•rtne -~ ., I) came out
in a surprlain1 jumble of mle-
conl'.
Tomu Norton, the Spanlah
gentleman whom · we mentioned
l!'&rller, had better take a course
in •peaking the language of our
.outhern neighbor•. The way he
can k>uae. up "Amlgoa Viejoe'" 1.8
unbelievable! ·
HEAJt ABOUT no: ALBACORE!
When· the report came i& Tuea·
day that albacore were .een
jumping In the Catalina channel
tbl.I dept. felt, a.s It has all along,
that the fish didn't leave us at all.
but were ju.et lying low tor a bl t
before hitting.
And Wedneeday proved It. Flllh
were caught all 01er the place.
The hunch dept .. and I hope It's
rlcht. feela they may st.tel('" around
Jlke lut year, when tbe lut catch
was reported on the 29th of De-
cember.
The fish being caught now ue
huce'ns. Some run over 49 pounds
and mOBt of 'em range above 30.
When tbe°y're tbat big, they're
really tackle-buaten, and mighty
few arc boated atter they're hook-
ed. For lnatance, ooe boat brought
home nine and lo.-t 21 on W edne&-
day1
Anyone who goe• out after 'cm
without t.al:kle In tbe best of shape
1e nuta, becauae they'll do nothing
but lose fiah all day long.
The fiah appear to be ac::atte.red
all over the c.h&.nnel. Most were"
caught by local boat. toward the
eaat end of Cat&llna, but the Long
Be•ch boata bad (OOd catches
around trte west end at the Laland.
Which ts good. They're nicely
seat tered. are fet'dinc hungrily.
and mebbe Will stick. around for
awhile.
Until Decembu, we hope?
'TWO CHILDREN TAKE
SKUNK POISON FROM
CARROT IN GAIDEN
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ealy by oae luc bolt, n>aled off and do-w:m a Udewalk al IUvenlde and COMt HlcbM-.y. N• oee WM
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NEWPORT RED CROSS BRANCH
ELECTS OFFICERS AT MEET
Stanley Hadfield wu elected .... -------------I
chairman of the Newport Harbor
branch of the American !Ud Crou
l~t Friday at the organi:za.1lon'11
annual dinner and board meeting
in the Girl Scout Hotae, Newport
Beach. The dinner wa.a prepared
and served by Mn. Winifred
Young, Canteen chalrman and sev·
eral volunteer worken.
NAVAJO RELIEF
DANCE NOV. 23
AT COSTA MESA
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Harry .A.Bhton, who hM been the
~haJrman of this branch for the
pe.st three yroara called upon Rev.
Thomu Pendell to give the lnvo--
catkln. Tllla wu R>llowed I>)' .u.e
unanlmou.a election ot officers and
board membera. Thoee elected for
th~comlng year were: vice chalr·,
man., Earl Peterson: aecretary,
Mlsa Lilian Daniell; t.reaaurer, Co·
. The Meaa Boot. a.nd Saddle club I
ot Colt.a. JileM wUl aponaor • ffillll~ f:Hll )lql!W • 41t!lce Fffca1.
Nov. 2a at 8 p.m. In American
Legion hall, Coat.a Mu&. on be·
hall ot Navajo lnclJa.n re.Ile!, It
wu announced by Clarence :£.
Baker, publicity cha.lrman. lin Broyn. ,
Trustees Buy Rats
for School Lunch
Program Tests
The long arm ot ftdera.I eub-
.aldy appeared at Tueeda.y
nlght·a meeting or the Newport
Beach Elementary School Dl8-
tr1cl board of truateea and ln
ll.8 hand were a dos.en rat..
WQlch ht to u.y that part of
the: dlstrlct'a lunch prognm-
whtc-h rttelve.a federal food aur·
pluse.-lnvolve3 l!IClenUf1.c teed·
tng ar rats to determine the
beat diet for achoo! chlldre.n.
The boa.rd approvt<I a war-
rant for 112. paytna for tbe
nta' purc~ue: Tltej wut""1lie
fed federal food.I by ·tbe acbool .
caleter\.& dietlclan and each
rat"a ruponae lo nutrtUoa pro-
vided will be noted. The chU-
dre n will be given the m09t nu-
tritloua combinations avatlab)e.
SANITATION. SYSJEM pRA WS SCHOOL TRUSTEES CALL
FIRE OF PUBLIS"ERS AS .' FOR .P.UB~IC VOTE TO
S~£9~D ~~t~!~~~an~~ LE~ bu been DECIDE BUILDING ISSUE
"sro-'IY mtahandled. stupidly a<tmlnlatcred and wuttully run," for
tour YMJ"f w .. ·the-expreued opl.nlorf of members or the Orange . . County }lewspaper Publishers As90e1atlon and otflclala of the ~-
.ac.tated ChambeN or Comml'rrc and preo.15ldenl3 ot the viriollJI Cham-' hen of Comm•rce of the county who n1et In Sanl& Ana Monday night.
County oftlciala pruent were = =·~~z::d o:ep~~~ I New c of c Home amUng Sanitation Dlatrlct II: .
Ralph McFadden, 11Upervlllor, real-·
dent or Placentia. and City Coun-Ded' t• s t
cUman J . L. McBride of Sant.a 1ca ion e Ana. a repre11entatlv~ ot the Joint
0u;,::" m:-:;~~ i:-:-called In an for Wednesday e!fort or the publl•hera to lnter·
cede In the 1talemale that hu
plaped tbe aanltatlon program of Dedication ol' the new Newport
the county for which the people Ha.rbor Chamber or commerce
voted SS.308.000 In 1948. In lllnea building will be accompllsht'd Nov.
put Dlatrlcta ~ a.nd 6, comprlaing 14 with 11 a . m . flag-ralslng cerl'-
Newport Beac.b and Costa Mesa monil'.!! In front of the edifice, Hay
and 7, Tustin and 8, Laguna Langenheim, secretary, announced
Beach, have o~ the remain· today.
der ot the county. particularly the Open house will be heJd in tbe
'JOS' cltiea who, It h.u been 11ald new stMJctut'c on the Coast High-
have endeavored to rule or ruin way-from 11 a . m. lo f p . m. A
the county-wide plan. Recently six 11,ght lunc he'On will be served free
of the dlatrlcLI have agreed to pro-at 11 :30 a. m. through courtesy or
ceed wtth the original plan termed the chamber board or directon.
the 'Bacon Plan" and 11eU the bonds Myford Irvine wlll raiaE' the flag
which were voted and then get un-
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over the new building. a nag to be
der way. prcaenlcd by Harvey Somers. Ir-
Olstrlct 1 t . headed by Wllll!I vine will then tum keys to the
Wamer, objected and vetoed the new offices over to Tom Norton,
plan, because, Wamer aa.ld, there chamber president. He will accept
would not be enough money to the keys w!O\ a brief talk. thank·
complete the project. 1 ing the Irvine Company l'or ma.k·
Wanter Objection Ing the chambc!r's new home pos-
Warner baaed hl1 objeeUon1J lo sible.
a beginning. without an end in The company has le&M'd the
right on a clauae Of the Joint chamber land ror the new unit and
Outfall Sewer agreement that loaned the necea&ary capital for il.8
eould. 0be-intet"ptet.ed to rev.nt ~ 'Dile sum la being
ownentrlp and control and opera-repaid rnonthl,Y.
tion ot ·any worka con8lructed to -----~-
t.be Joint: OuUall Sewe.r board It N E
th• entlr< project .. planned could ewporter scapes
not be complet ed. He alao object-• •
ed to a clauae !n the JOS agree-1 ln1ury IM . Crash
ment that p ve that group of I
The t"lement.Ary school diatTlct bond election wiJJ be held on Jan.
18 at Newport Beach'11 three school houses, the board of t.rusteea vot ed
at their N>glalar meeting Tuesday nlght at Horace En.sign school.
AlthouJth the et.anding commit-.... --------------
tee, which grew out or the large
citizens· committee representing
27 local organizations. had l'!Ug-
gested the fint w~k in February
for the $98.:i.OOO bond l.ssue vote,
the board decided a date later Ulan
Jan. 18 would cause the camp&i.gn
t o "let down" before the election.
Actua~ decision to call the elec-
tion wu made when the board ap-
proved a request of the et.anding
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McPHERSON TO.
HEAD ·C. OF C.
SANITATION
commlttef.', represented at the Stewart S. McPher&on, prr:sldent
met"ting by Mrs. Helene C8enar, of the Santa Ana. Chamber of
co-c hairman, that tbe board call Commerce, wu l'lected chainnan
the t"lectlon to Implement needed or the sa.nitallon cornmitltt or the
n('w cons truc tion outlined recent-Associated Chamber3 of Co1n-
Jy by a five-man fact-finding merce ot Orange County at a
group's report. I lu.p.cheon meeting Monday In the
School Su.n·e Balboa Bay Club. ! ( Brig. Ge~. Stanley E. Ridderhot.
Th(' report-a. sUrvey of local (USMC, rel.) president of the A s-
cll'mentary school needs. facilities aoclated Chambers, called t.he
and expansion (>OSSib\.lltlea--calls meeting of the presidents of
tor a new school to be built on an Chamber• of Commerce ln the
18-acre elte north of Corona del county to consider lhe sWemated
Mar, at a coat or $550,000. It a.lao county-wide l!WUlltatlon program.
urges addltiona to Hon1ce Ensign He appointed each a member of
school at a cost of $43!>,000. the sanitation committee of the
Superintendent Horace Enaign Auociated Chambers, which group
told th(' board he . w1.ll see the elected McPherson chairman.
County Schools Superintendent re-The '.sanitation committee agreed
garding the immediate dratting ot lo meet Monday night with Or·
necessary pa~crs for the bond ange county newspaper publishers
issue. a.nd representatives of sanitation
Board Clerk Gordon B. Findlay district 11, lluntlngton Beach, in
&ugge&led that local organlzations Santa Ana. It wu pointed out
"&et the people to the pollll," come that'" the publlsbera called the
elcctlon day. · meeting with Willia Warner, chalr-
-Je.Jnea D. ~. boa.rd member, man Of the coUnty board of supe r-
asked Mrs. Csenar whether tbe vi.ors and Mayor Vemon Langen·
.chool board could be of any a.a-beck of Huntington Beach, mem-
sist.ance in putting over the bond bcrs of dlatric t 11.
Issue. She said, "Not at the mo-P lan& Voted
ment."
The Board or Directors wtll be :
Open to all penona who will
bring any article of clothing, can-
ned or PllCkaged food and toya.
the dance donaUorui wlll be de-
livered lo the. Monument Valley,
Ark., Navajo Indian Reaervatlon
by Dra. 0 C. Em.meraon, P . O.
Butche r and C. L. Smith or by.
m!aJonartea a.t the re.ervaUon.
--------------l North Coun\y cw~ the power to Mugaret A. Ten'y, 2491 Kings
conatruct tacflttie• for their uee Road, Newport Beach, escaped In·
and liking and then require: the Jury early Tueeda.y morning when
overall board.a to pay the bill. Thi.a rog caused a collision between her
Mrs. C.senar said that a meeting
ot the standing committee will be
held No v. 21 wl(h a repre.acntative
of the Slate Board of Education
and Utat members of the commit-
t ee's speakers' bureau will be pres-
ent to learn the vadowi phaae.8 of
the bond Issue.
District 11 vetoed plans to pro-
ceed with the original Bacon plan
for the county-wide sanitation pro-
gram at a recent meeting or all
dtatrict.8. Harry Ashton, Mr9. E . B. Whit-
son, Vincent Cusumano, RaJph
Randel, Mrs. Catherine Johnson.
Mrs. Winifred Young, Mr•. Ruth
Jones, Mrs. R&lph Randel. Mn.
Stedm&n Hoar, Mrs. Murray Rob-
erts. Mrs. John Tubbe, Carl Han-
na.. Clellan Priest, Mrs. Harold
Bushnell.
Dr. C. B. Barnett. Mrs. Loulae
Paquet, Mrs. Norma Allen, John
Sadtter, Mr11. Edgar Hill. Mra.
Wend~ll Calkina, Mn. Karl Ax..·
tater . Mrs. Robert Keppen, Mr1.
C. K. Boardman, M.ra. George
Yardley. E .T . Healey, John &yd,
J . P . Guerin, Nonnan MUJer. Her-
bert Brownell, Dr. Sterling Part.a,
Bob Brown. Harlan Grl.rwold and
W . W. Sanford.
Ashton introduced the gueala of
tbe eveninr, .M•Yor and Mn. L.. L
labell and Mn. Laura K . Wan'en,
eXttutlve director o( SoUlhem Or-
ange County Chapter.
Robert L. La.raen. chairman of
the Southern Orange County
Chapter of the Amerlt::an Red
CroN. gave an lntereatlng history
or Red CrOA9 and told of the many
Volunteer Special SE>rvicu It hu
in our own community and all
over the work!. He atreaaed the
urgent nffd for all ar ua to take
part in thC NaUooal Blood Pro·
(T&fl\ which la IO vital since the
Korean crisis.
The even.l.ng wu concluded by a
performance of sleight of hand
trick.a by Mr. Carl Zamloch.
Pereona wtahlns to donate to
the dance project may leave arti-
cle.a at the dance or phone any
member of the c.hib for collection,
Baker 8fkl. The o.Jub will provide
refreab.Ji{enta whUe music wUl be
turnlshed by Ora.nre Cout college
atudenta...
Property Taken
From Local Boat
D. L. Brown, t&e"1 Ntnth St.,
Santa Monica reported I~ or
property valued at 1224 from hls
boat. moored oppo.lte the Weetern
Martne j:lock. ·
Taken eome thne between Oct.
30 and Wednesday of thi. wee'k
were two heavy duty b&tterltt, ¥
M.E8AN8 8PEEDINO I anchor, llne and chain, • •bot run
Two ea.ta Wea boya. Richard and abeU.. a irra.y wtt, two pa.Ir
Ivan Touby and Wiiliam Jo.eph slacka, two new work .ult., SO
0e· Lo.-e. both ot 1941 Fullerton can.1 of food. new rubber ~u. •
&venue, will appear ln city court Coleman lantern and aklllet. and
nut Tueeday to u;pla.tn why they pana.
were atartnl" • ROl~between their F'IJlherm"t!.n obeerved three men
cars on Cout Highway. They cU1)1ng artlclea to a parked car.
were 1topped by Otflc.r• Neth Two of the men were contacted
and Herr at 101 and M&rt.ne and but denied k.nowJedp of t6e theft.
charsed with do\nl" 80 mile• tn a l!Cytng they were cleanln& up tbe
ft6 mJle a.one and 86 In a 33 mJle boat u It WM about to. be ~-
zone. posaeued.
HARBOR FISHERMAN SEES
TARIFF RELIEF IN . SIGHT •
he aald, should be changed. car and one drivt>n by Daniel F .
ClaGllf! Unfair Collini, U . 8 . S. Orea, San Diego
Archltttt11' Bid More than four hours were at Pa"ttenson'a Landing, Coast
apent in dl.c-usslon that ended Highway. police reported. Collins
With the admLlalon of McBride, alAo was unhurt. First letter lo be received by
Santa Ana.. reptesentatlve for that H e had attempted to turn into the board from architects interest·
city on the JOS board that he, the landing parklng lot when the ed In doing the deelgn for tli.e new
too, did not believe the clauses accident occurrM in the second sch~l ·and the Enalgn addltlon-
werc talr. lane of the highway, police said. it the bond wue carries -wa.a
Warner lnUmated he would en· -· . read lo ~e board. It wa.a from
deavor lo ... k an agTeement from TARS-COLONISTS GO Architect& Frederick Hodgdon and
hla board number 11.. &nd Dlatrlct Philmer ElJerbroek, both of New-
5 an<1 e -'° and that he "would TONITE AT ANAHEIM port Beach. Their 1etter cited th•
l'O along lf the ..,-reement of the numerous con.e:trucUon project.a
108 were modilled to pl"Otect all Beca.uae of a. teach era' ln· they have done. 1
di.trlcta equally." sUtut.e which will give h I g h The board took no action on the
Publlehera and repreaent.atlvea echool student.I a holiday tomor~ letter. ot~er lha.n agreeiJJg with
of the vartou. cltleti are expected ro..,-. Friday, the grid battle Marlon C. Dodd, prca1dent. in h.13
to attend tbe meettnr of the Sant· between Newport Harbor'a Tara suggestion that a special meeting
t.atk>n Dlatrlcta at the court houae and Ana.helm's Colontsl.8 will be should be called tG dlscuaa the
ln the Boa.rd of Supcrvtaora meet· held tonight, Thut9day. at 7:30 program with Interested archl·
ln.1" room next Wedne9d&y night p. m. ln the La PaJm& Park tectl!l. Whoever is choaen will have
l 8 ba.aeball field, A.n&Mlm. to undert.8.ke initial sketche3 on a a p. m .
-------The game 1.e expected to be a speculative ha.st.a if the bond issue
POLE FIRE QUENCHED hard-fought contJst ae the Tare faib , it was stated. The meeting,
Snrtne 3 of the Newport fire a.re out to avenge la.at week'• tentatively set for Nov. 20, wW be
department stood by at 1811 Cout defeat by Sant& Ana. while the open to Interested architect.., the
Htpway on Tuffday at 4 :~ p. m . ColoniaU &re treahly ln.aplred truateee said. Findlay aa.ld a pre-
unW Edl.8on campany employee• by their de.teat ot the mighty limlnary sketch "Wi ll be needed fllr
arrived *1ld put out a pole fin. Fullerton Indiana. use In pre~election publicity.
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The aclton of the newly·elected
sanitation committee in the Bal-
boa Bay Club Monday and a ctio n
by the Santa Ana group meeting
w~ schcduJ.ed (.or:presentatio'? a t.
7 :30 p. m. to the board of direc-
tors of the A880Clated Chambers.
The office of the Santa Ana Cham-
ber of Commerce wa.s to be the
scene ot the la.st meeting.
Walter Schmid, a put president
of the Associated Ch.ambers. re-
ported on the history or the san!-
tatlon problem in Orang£' <'ount.v
at the luncheon m eeting. In 1946,
the group formed a san l~aUoit
committee to work on the project,
Which foUowed with the county
board of eupervi.aors authori.zlnJt
a aurvcy w.h.lch was prer~nted tn
the fall of 1947.
Dlatrtct Fonnatlon
It called for lhe formation of 10
dtstrlcts. Schmid said, and the
building of an ocean outfall. treat-
ment. plant and lines. W ith the
major portion of the ceunty still •
agricUltural, these areas were
modi,ted for limited participation.
Th.rH district.a, San Clemente. 9;
SUverado Canyon area., 10, and
' ICoatinuecl Oii Pace %>
cqMMtss10N 1Nvrta
PUatC TO MEmNG
Tbf Park, Beach and RecnaUon
Commission lnvlln all cttizena tn·
te.Ma~ in the development of the
rroutt'• plane for park alt.ea to at·
tend J lte regular meettng next
Wedlleada7 at the cit,. council cbanlber.
'""' ,Leap• of Ctvilc Auocl&· tfona )1haa beeii invited to repreaient
their !'e8ptCUve groupB.. &hd alt
othe~clric organlaUona are alao
U.vit . -The commll!alon 18 In lta
final tacea of developing a m"'6
plan •. or e><latln& park alles, ancf It
la d81J'ed to Jndude '!11 U.. willlieo
of the citlHrlry u a wboJe. ~-sreat.er portion or the meet.,
tn1( -.rm be turned over tor open
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WC!i>d. vtco cbaUman of 'I.be COID•
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· PubU..lhld •WlY ThUl'9dq at ewpc:ct B1·c•, Cal1fanda.
omoo and-Prlntlq Plant at 2211 --0.Bhd.-P!Mm• Ba.¥ Ull
E:ntel'lld u ......:.i-c1ua matltt Jim. 111, lHO, at tho pOll oalco ~
Newport l;Jeacb, Callfoml&, undel' I.be Act ot Mu<:b a, 1879. . .
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STILL HOPING FOR .LASTING PEACE
November 11 marks the 33rd anniversary of Armistice
STEEL FOR SCllOQLS
There is rea.son for deep concern over the allotment
of only 96,000 tons of steel by the Defense Production Ad-
ntinistration. for school construction during the fin1t quarter
of 11162.
Ninety-sbc thousand tons of steel may sound like an
awful lot but it's hardly a drop in the bucket when com-
pared to the school construction needs in America. what
with the current fall enrollment exceeding that of last year
by more than three-quarten1 of a million pupils.
The classroom situation wouldn't be so desperate if
the school construction program in past years had kept
within shouting distance of the rise in the school popula-
tion. But i~ hasn't. Now, the problem is compounded by
a swiftly increasing enrollment and facilities which were
already inadequate.
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Medical Bldg., Beacon , 1162
ll05 E. ll&Y Ave.; ~\!P&
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COTT811S
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4.50 per JCJ.
Sllon yuotaceo _. -· llnwod Stoel<. • Will m a k e •
love.b' slftt fer Cltrlltmu
ANIONS., 8KIJn8
PILLOWS. DllAPl:IUJl8
CHINTZ
SHOP
980 So.~ BITIL
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MATTRFJSES!
Excellent fi>ualify
Excellent Values
SlS9 Value Mattre:t111ee, laftOI
Box prlnp. aet for.... .,...,
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Fino Couch Bed •..1880
Spttlally price<! at..... '9'7 • CARLYLE'S
Beacon 61'9
1990 Harbor Blvd., Costa lllle&a.
SuporlaUve
u..,, C1ean1Ds
LIDO
CLEANEB8
-Newport Bl•d.
OO!!TA MESA
Dea. 6'19W
We operate our own plaa.t
ELECTKIC SUPPLIES
U,rhtlal' FlxturN
l.aJnpR...,; Shades
Part•-Repaln •
l~Y M. WHETSEL
411 Newport Blvd.
Clo8ta M-P~oae Beacon 11!9
WATER .HEATERS
-s.m.e...i~ /oe /1ecl.IJ,IJ
PLUMBING
Authoriud Dealer
Day a NIS"b&: Beaten
TUMS IO'f. 0..• .,. •II H..,.,.
Phone Ha.rbor !MZ-W
Shower Honors
Recent Bride
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Bethel Group
&.+ Sart Jose
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Preceding the recent marriage • A delegation from Costa Mesa
of Mni Violet Hartwig lo Ed-Bethel 157, I.ntematfonal Order ot
ward Gardner Balboa. friends of Job's Daughters. ii attending
the bride-elect entertained w1\h Grand Guard1an aeulon ot the
'.\ pre-nuptial peno.naf ehower at ?rder, being held Nov. 8 to 19 at
lhe home ot Muie Bird. San JQ.w. .
Preaerit wer-e : Mu.le Bird, Present from hen are Mra.
Louiae Holker Anita Mell., Helen Grace Sw-trta, deputy grand
Cole, Jo ~eroy, Lydia Sher-p&rdian; Kn. Dorn. Rqa.a., •
man. Jo Ollennan, Kalle Olaon. guard.Ian; Honored Queen O>nn.le
Jeny Sic)der Josephine Webb, Gunn; Senter PrineHS Mare .. _
Lillian McAd~ Helen McDonald Taylor and Kenna. Johnaoo., IMIC·
Mary W&JT"en, itartgold Schue1ter: and meaenaer; a1eo Nr. and Kn.
Neva Oakden', Gloden Fay, Char· Wa.y.ne Tayler and Kr .. llhd Mn.
lotle: Tboml)30n, Myrtle . Elliot. A. W. Gunn.
Ann 011ver, Betty Olaaa. Dorthea. ------
Grtmea and Penny Ba.le.. mo:raca 8C800L GUILD
' Not p«ftllt but eendlng r;lfta Kn. IWlnetl> Hunt. 820 IArk-
were: · Pecc Ege. Elolae Ehrea.-tpur anaue. will be b08t ... oa
man, Alice Dou. Eleanor Evans. Xonda,y., J'SOV. 12 at T:IO p. m.
Florence Foeter and Eileen Dart-to the Corona del Kar Cllurch
ft>rd. OUlld. Book. -will be a1-
~y Mn. -W&INc!r and Kn.
""1im.m_ Da-
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Kn. Nina Nlcltel ot 1qlm&
llMc1', fl'wo --ter, -ot cblldrea'• tat-lui, -tor-
-HoU,..---t. -, --..-ot--ll&l'bre, U ol lllnot.
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DE!( I CUB SCOVTS ot' P1w>k Ill> cajjb1>er1 U... Hit --.., f or
their poppet p1 c••tatloa or Utue ~ ~ R ood at Uae :r.ck
"""'tins bold tut Friday. Rear ,.... (left tO rlCf>t) are Jolm Sliva.
Bk.hard Wat.Mn, .lohn Porter, No.,.... Racldord, Ste\-e ~bm -.nil
Billy Haworth. Kneellnc are .Jack OlrpMlfl' and .Jtmmy Butle.r.
(A. Porter Photo)
New Member
for Stagettes
Corinne Tallman of Costa Mesa
waa welcomed into tile member-
ship of the Stagettea Club at a
recent meeting held with Lou
LockwOOd, 1800 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa.. l!!mma Poupa.rl had
charge of the busineu in 'the ab-
eence of Presld.e.nt Belen Clark.
Aw•rded the door prize wu
Mae Felker;:. A de'3sei't cour.1e wu
served by the hoeteae .. a prelude
to game. of canuta. Arra.n.se-
menta of dahliu and chrya.nt.b.e-
muma were used decorat:tveJy.
Amons thoae enJ<>ylng the ._,.
ta.Uty were Mmes. Felker, Marge.
81'>Ckett, Dal8y SUlllvan, Clan,
Bad ... , Talln$n, Pou~rt lr.nd-
o.ac4o Kllno.
O W •''.WM 80N
Mr. and Mh. nou.iu V.c'an
are parenta ot a eon. born Nov:'" 1J
In Santa Alla COmmWllty hool>I·
tal. They roolde Tit' 27U" Wooti
Ocean J'ront. 'tlte lad Upped ul~
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~J.. :/!t;,1np ;£iflJ Blu.p,
llAJIBOR t368CR
1501 Coast t:llcJhwoy, CORONA DEL MAR
10'>/o DiscMt on· Awy Purdi Cl!Mt
(EXCEl'T ABALONE ud SJIBIMP)
llrtng tlll8' ad to
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km Fish. Dail¥ from Ow Owlt ·la11ts!
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' NEWPORT l Harbor 616
FINEST OCE•M FISH
Eastern •
~&ai,Legs
Clams .
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SPECIAL
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LOCKER. TRADE
SEA FOOD SPECIAt.11ES . .
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PASE 4 -PART I -THUltSOAY, NoV~I, 195 1 ·J~~"iuss-B
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llwrsd~y Party
at COM School
DEATH NO~IS
HM.•WJLllA •.t.0111 VAJJCJS
~ -f0< Mn. Wllmt.
Naomi Vuce. '4t, of 116 Topu
aoclal apotl.l.ght n ea: t Ave... Bal~ 1lll&nd.. -.N held to-
• Coron& deJ Mar La the-day et 2 p. m. In. Ute Blower
1tf'8day cant party, NOY. lG at Brpa. mortuary Glenwood chapel.
del Mar school, 8 p. m. Rev. Quel\UD De Young ott1clated.
.. rt and coffee wtll be aerwed. The cremation, euvtcu lit. M'elroee
~re wUJ be table prlsee a.pd Abbey were private. '
• door prize l1 a beauutul .el Mn:. Vance, wUe ot Barlett.. Hen-
cj %>un JV&ndln~• dinntt ware 1n ry Vance, wu killed In .,,, auto
~·kwe.17 and exotic Leilani p&l-coiul!lion near car .. bad Sunday
~ Tiie af!alr la spor\OOred by eYtillng. ·
~= Capilla Circle and Church A native of Nebruka, ahe l'lad
$!boot Guild or Corona del Kar Uved In C.Ufomla .tnce 1919. Sln!:
Community church. Taking ruer-bad come to Santa Ana in 194.2
....Uona are Hra. Ch&ttnce Dodd and bad 1tYed; on Balboa Uland
¥d Mn. Paul Moore. B o t b since Jut ye.al'. Sbe operated a
btQ41ge llftd cana.st& w111 be played. beauty ihop lD~Santa Ana.
"' • Survi vora in addition to her ho.
-;j({M.ootitJ~ " . 'Bta"""" ~t..frJ
band are her fat.ber, Eciward R ,
Bladen of San Diego, and a .tater,
Mn. Goldie Cb.ambua of Chula
VLst.a.
SCHUYLER U. VOORllEM
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~·;~:es Wood HOSPITAL • ·DRIVE · JS
' at Christ ·9hurch Jd COMMUNITY '
"'1'11• ·-N"11 I'* ~· la , ·~-----------tllo theme at CllrUl Cburch liy (lliol.· N•: Jlr, E . lo ~,...
lhe Sea thla -•-week u ~ w ., a. et T)•W'Ne .mete Grant lloag and tbe Hoac ,._.. ...... _.,. _.__,... ,.,.,,...., ••• ,..... d -~ ~
CCID.peg&Uon jOlna Jl ear 1 y ·~ ,_.. • aUon, ._,.'• he.Ip ~ ..._
other li(ethod.J& clulrdle:a ot the &·,~ta!, ~). picture· eompletdy and enabled
8outhem callfornta -.Artaon& Con· 11y • Wllllom, o . -tbO Board or Dlreclol'll lo &••'rd.
terence tn the Ua.i"9Ci uv~ Soon t.o be added to the many • contract totalling .•bPUt •1 ...
Advance. Pr'o&cb"'6 nll!>llY on ad~t.agea and. attnctlona or 100,000 !or the 75-bed main· ~ •
tbJ• theme wtll be Re-v. l!luplle 'Sewport Hirbor will be a first pltal building. Tb.ls contract
Wood of San Dtep. pat p~· :lua •hoe:ptt&L lf'olka ha.ve been covers all the ooets of the main
er of the local oon11•f1p.UOn. ·ooklng forward for a long time hospital bulldlng leaving only 'tbe
"I have loeked 0Yit1:r the outllne ,0 the rreat day when the bol-problem or equipping and fUmt.ah-
of Mr. Woocr1 ierlM ror the week 'J!tal ._wtll be flnilhed. fttlly equip-Ing-the buJldlng lo be eolv~ To
and I am thrilled W\tb the pdal->ed and then opened. That day equip •nd furniBh wtu.." a fffff
bilitlu thue ineetlnp bold for YIU soon be here. Every day now-other ltema or experu1e will requite
us," wu the comment of Rev. ':.he COMtruclion work advancu $250,000.
• Thom&IJ Roy Pen.dell, )lost ,put.or. \ftd all stem point to actual corll· This mo11ey la lo be re.bed in
\Y'hile 881')'1ca are betJts b a Id. >lction of the T~bed lnatltut\on a county-wide campaign with each
nther memben of the oongrep.->n time now e.sUmated to be Sep+ community dolng It.a aha.re. Tbe
lkm will vllit 'homes of the com· • quota Ulllgned to Newport !Ju-
muntty with lnvttatJon.li to lhatt _t.ember. 19!)2· ' bor· la $75.,,000 which should be It haa taken ma.ny yean and ·
In ..... mcea. weu within reach 'fOT in tlM~8
uio; much hard work on the part of a Mr. Wood hu ~ u a min· the same area contribtttOO about large number qt people to bring •an Th -
t•to' r In five different st.a•-· Ml&-· .-.r,000. ere llre a great many • ~ the splendid 'hoopltal project lo
90urt. Wuhlngton (where he eerv· It.a present favorable pq_sit.fon. But more people in ~he arOll today &o
-• the church at Grand Coulee), ' the taak should be readily po.. JIU still more remains . to be done and Dlinols, Arizona. a.nd CaJifomlL th h 1 and _aible to the Import.ant and lnOuen-
al e e p of every man, woman ·ual u h h d --~ In Artmna he attracted naUon child will be needed. to flnlab. the tho ,t;_,r:'k.p w o ave un ci-1.&Aen
CAllflUll IUIT ISSI.
41 ·2 .. lt• Ml fMllCllCel
Schuyler R. Voorhees, 60, car·
penter, who ror the pa.at four
yea.rs ha.a lived at Broadmoor
l'ralle.r Park, 2018 Newport Blvd ..
Costa Mesa, died 1uddenly at h.ia
tr&1ter home yeaterday mo rn!nr-
He waa born Jan. 27, 1891 at
Middle Park, N. Y .
IN HAWAD for a fall -tloft, Mr. UI\ Mn. L,lU.i B. 1-la ud Ulolr aa..pi.tr. Nuq, of Bal-
tMul Island a r rived tn Honolulu Satordq, October 11· on board 'lllaaoa UAN' taxuey llner, Lor-
llne. Durlns t helr atar ln tbe lAlaadl ttaey wW h at tile Roya.I Hawftan oa Ute beacb at WalldJd..
attention In hla 11erv1Ce1 and work ...a
f big undert.aklng: Up to N~rt ln the prlloner of war campe or . ; ~ .. ..--
German off1cera. 1 When the hospital plan waa
Mr. Woods' 1te.rmon toptcs are tint propoeed tn 19t 6,,ll appeared
u follO'A'I: St1nday-momin(l', ''The u ~ tmpomlble task; But Orange
·Be.st News for Tods.y"; Sunday county cttlserus wtth the help of a
evenlnt.t. "Fl"'t Thin.gs y 1 rs t:'' 'rtft _O,f $100,000 from Glenn L.
M 0 n day "Loyal Hearte and Ma rt·n. ral.sed $600.000 .,·hich at ~trong ~ds"; Tuesday, "A 'hat time appea.n;id 8llfflcenl to
Faith That Dares"; Wednesday. •lo the Job. But. pricea went sky·
"T ti e Lampll~hter'1'": Thurtday, high and muoh mot+ money wu
"When God Btlilds Fencel!I": ant! 'lceded before th¢: klnd or a hos·
Fridav. "Tha Power to See tt plt&I lh,e people. of Orange coun-
Throi.;gh." ~y wa.nted could be bujtt &nd open-
Ne\\'J)Ort has beC'n callE'Cl upon.
many times tn the past to support
to the llmll, projects or value to
the communJty. Here ls a project
the equal of which w:n not occur
for many yeaMI!, If ever . •• HILLMAN MINX
,.. $1'99 delivered here • plU9 ta.ii: and llcenlM! • ... 'YOW' Harbor Area ~r
.~RT At:TO SALES
• %604 W. N O\\•pori Blvd. • • Newport Bea.cb
• H.&rbor 1t01 •
llE LI AB LE T SER VI CE
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Services will be conducted by
the Rev. Paul P . Farl.s. retired
Presbyterian minl•ter of Laguna
Beach, FTtday. Nov. 9, at 11 a. m.
a t Grauel Chapel, Coeta Mesa.
Voorhees ia Mlrvfved by hll wife.
Murie l. He will be cremated &t
Melrose Abbey.
St. Andre w's Women
Plan · Busy Season
The board or the Women's Ff'l-
lowshlp of St. Andrew 's Preftby-
trrlo.n church mt>t In the home ot'
Mrs. W. D. Schock on Oct. 31 to
li8CUM tjlelr plane to r November
and December.
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Mrs. Edgar Hill, president of the
Fellowship. announced Tuesday.
as lhe night for the ta.mlly pot~I
luck dinner. lhe fint ·of the sea-
son for the cnngre1atlon. It was
a. \\"elcome for lb• ne:w J)63tor, tbe
Rev. Jamea S . Stewart &nd his
family.
'.sr;w HOME OF BRITISH ~IOTORS. l.~c .. f'f;ATl'RES F . .\...1'10llS S PORTS CARS
• British Motors
in New Off ices
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• l<t:ZO AUG. '31 e,
Call U1 Today For
Swift TV Service
: No need to go without
television enjoyment
f o r d a ys. O ur swift
pick-up. trained tech-,
~ nida ns, a nd complete -
Wednesday. Nov. lf. at 12 :30
p.m., will be the regular monthly
neetJnJ{ of the Women's Fellow-
,.rup. Thi.a wiJI be • 12 noon pol N"w home or British Motr1M1.
luck luncheon. Hosteues will be
Mr:o1. Robert E. Campbell. Lido I tnc .. hwi bt>f'n nj>f'nf'd by Frank
I.s it"; Mrs. Karl S. Axtater, Coron!li I Wi~hon 11( Balboa l !'ilarul. wrll-
del Msr; M :3. N. H . Robedeau. I known !'IJ}<lrtsman or the Harbor
Cliff Haven, and Mra. W. D. nrf':\. British Motors. Inc. will
Schock. Newport H elbghtsM. Thepd•·1 reatur,. th" ramnu.s En~li.sh :;ipor t~ votions will be led y ra. au ~
Johnstone, Co8ta Mesa. Organ car. the M (, and s l~n the l \vn
-elections will be played by Mrs. Morris c:nr::i. the Oxford anrl the
Ralph De.aTer. 1'hUI ·w ill be Mi nor. which In the enclosed car
Thank' orferlng.day. • lypt'.s 8.rC w ell-knoWTI ror lh,.ir
• • 1upply of a ll notionally Following the buatneu meeting. 1'~onomy, "(fkif'ncy anrl rturahll-
the women will flnllh making a.nd ity. Thf' linr wdl all4o include one
filling the Christmas stocking for or En~liutri'l'I finc&t cars. lhf'
children In New Mexico which la beautiful Rilt?y which h1 th,. laat
onE" of their yearly pr~j~cts . ) word in reflnf'ml'nl and custom
• • known ports. insur.,
ra pid results ... i:na de
a lmosl before your
favorite program hos
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THOROl"GllL\" TRAl:\'"EO I:
FACTORY Ql'AL!FIED
ELECTROSlt 'S EXPERTS
F ULLY EQ1'1PPED to SERVE
YOllR TV tt.nd RADIO
SERVICE NEEDS
Complete Marine
Radio Service
and Installations
U. S. Government
Ucensed Technicians • Call us now for service
TELEPHONI: BEACON 5783
COAST
ELECTRONICS co.
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915 Coast Hi9hway
Newport Beach
Thur&da y, Nov. 15 the Fellow· appolnlml'nls.
'!hip will serve lhe PTA luncheon In addltloo lo thE" above cars.
in st. Andrew's lounge at the lht> rirm will a.Ian show other
church. makes of fine importrd cars al
Pla.ns were aleo made for the their show rooms at 1200 C08.sl
reception lmmedl&tely rollowlng Highway, In NE"wport Beach . Thro
the lnstallatlon of the new pas-11ervicl' department will be staff Pd
tor. ThUi will be held In the audl-with mechanics e_xperlencrct In the
torium of the Newport Harbor prC'paratlon, servlce and r_~palr on
h igh school on Sunday, Dec. 2, .f all British and other 1mporl~i
pm. The reception will be In St. cars.
And l"ew's lounge at thf' churc h
acro8s lhe street from lhe high
school.
Two other important dates to
~member are Wedneeday, Dec. 12
Women's Fellowahlp meeting; and
Tuesday, Dec. 18, the Chrl1tmas
dinner party. •
Mrs. Roy Keene
Undergoes Surgery
Mrs. Roy Keene flu been in
Midway &lospll&I , Beverly H illa, for
surgery on her noee. It wu nee·
eMitated when playing t ennla. shf'
slipped on vavel ~d atruck her
nose against the c urb. breaking
three bones. On Tut"ed&y she went
in to have the ~l removed blll
wtll be on lhe convaJen.scent Uat
for a couple of weeks.
B. 1. BED SHEETS
Harbor Teachers
at Anaheim Meet
• Elgin L. Hall and Robert Perrln
of Newport Harbor hJgh achool
Ala.ff attended the fa.II meeting of
lhe California. Teachers' AMOCla -
tlon. held Oct. 27 at Anaheim
Union high school. Conducted
to~rl'I to variowi school rarma fol·
lowed t he aft t>moon seuion.a.
Wbo look the two bed sheets
rrom her clothea line ? That'•
what M.re. N . C. Hager. lli 'Jade
Ave., Balboa Island, uked police
to diacover. They were ta.ken
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, NIOE PLANTS
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141!1 So. Newport 11mL TUS'DN 0111d 'l'andaJ"
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DEANWITTEJt.. lk CD.!
M1Mli:a NEW 'fomt STOCK BOWm
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I Province Chairman Public Li bra ry
Addre sses Pi Phis ro Observe
~ .... L. c . nho<ks or San Frnn· Boo k -W ee k
ri.nc'o. ~tu P1 ovlnie chairman. paid Book Vv"pek Is to be cel•~b rato<\
hr r bit•nnlnl Vll'l'l lo Pl &-ta Ph! lhfs year during the \\'eek of
chaptt•r of SuuthC"rn Orange t•oun-No\·. 1 l·17. Srx-c11:1I book marks
ty flt thl' r•'<"Pnt Octolx'r lunchr>on ,,·111 be given to Corona del Mar
11\f'f'tlnj! hrlrl at tht' hon1p of P.1r:;. children 1:1~ well l:l.S 1': e w Port
S ta.nlry ChambrrR, Lido lair . A!'.· JWach borrowers. and of course.
"li&linK ho!'lti·Bl!t'll wcrf' P.lr~ C('OrK'" •new young people's books Will be
H. Moore and Mrs. Thoma." D. rcalnrcd.
f"root. Al the n1ain library lhe 4th
~'"'· Rhode. etrcssf'd the v&lu c and 6th grades will con1e cJurlng
of Phi Phi clubs tn rnaking addl· cl8.88 time ror book talks. F~r
tlor.aJ rr1end.!!.hips whf.'n lhc girls some~hing unique and dlffe.rent
are out of college. She aL-w told the hbrary sLa.ff under lhe dtrec·
about the settlement school. first lion of Dorothea Sheely Is plan-
altruiatic project or thl.s oldest nlng a •J?eclal ekit to be acted
women's fraternity and locatl"d at out b)' the starr and Newport
Gatllnbur,,-::. Tenn. She tolrl of the Beach school young people. M :-s.
Emma Harper Tumer Memorial Butler'e 6th grade girls w lll be
fund principal or whicll 18 used in charge of the flower arrange-
ror Ute chaplet hou8<' and the lnr menl.8 in keepi n~ with the theme
tercel iolng to Joan.s to needy Pl of NEW HORIZONS W ITH
Phl..s. Thi& loan fund ill &E'lf .sup-BOOKS.
porting. Holt Ho\13e al li-tonmouth. Along wlth celebrations. Corona
111. whe re Phi Bela Phi wa.a found-del M.ar branch hall its 4th blrth-
M , Is now being renovalC'd and day last week. There are 832
furnished Ln •the period. borrowers who reside at Corona
Convl'rtion pl~!!! v.'e.rt' oulllnf'd. del Mar. Books now. go almost
the 8l'Mlona to Ix• hPld tn July. lo the ceiling. and the book
1952 at Shamrock hotel, Houston, shelves bulge on all sides. M rs.
T ('xa.s. / Ellen f<~rascr. librarian at the
The group \V('re sadd1•ned by ab-branch anno1 mces the need ~or
&ence of one of t heir s\x Golden gtft UIK'<i magazines or curn:nt in·
Arrow m"J'l'lbera. the late Mrs.. tereet dlU! to the fact that present
Wallace D. GilllB of Lagunlta. book budget docs not allow for
The Golden Arrov.·s ar" women new magazine subecriptlons.
who have been members for 50
year s or more.
Resulta come rrom conat&.nt
Practice! An ad rea;ularly ln tbla
1 paper will produce re.sulU for you
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Coruiult attuatlon wanted aa.a or
place a cla.utfled In the Newa-
nmea. POt!lt and Pt-eSll comblna-
Uon at $2 per week. m1n. Phone
Harbor 1618.
t 7 .,n 'd. E vening sf'!rvlcci. are a :uv ,
When the prelent campaign is
completed a.nd we a re sure It wilt
be, and well over, the Harbor a.re•
will have contributed In all aboUt
$150,000 or one tcnlh of the tot.al
coat of thl" hospital. Putting It
a.nother way, the Harbor area l3
or w ill be getting a 75-bed boe-
pltal fully equipped, re.11dy to opt'n.
for the small sum of $150,000. It
ia true then that opportunity like
this occurl!I only once in & life·
tlm~ and this is now Newport
Harbor's great op;>ortunity.
and the public Is welcon\e. lloac Donation
Plal)ners Approve
Mesa Applications
Limiting Its recommendation to
n th .. er--vl'ar p ermit, the Oran11re
County Planning Comn1iss1on Sat-
ur1ay tonk favo rablf' action on
lhP• applicatlon of Clarence W .
Bitto for p!"rn1 lssion to establish
a commercial chicken runch on
20th strPet. near Tustin avenue.
Co~ta Me.sa.
ThP ranch has been OJW raling
~n nc(' 1946, it was reportC'd lo the
'»Hnm1Mion, but It \VU explained
!hr arplicant was unaware or the
nrd.na.ncr> requirin~ a ll&' variance
f','rm1t. ThP property is in a sub·
'J:·ban r<'1'idcntlal distric t .
After much d<>l ay, lhe planners
rf'com1n1·nclC'd approval of an
amcncled application by the Nc\V·
port Dredging Co., for 1noving in
a warehouse on propcrty on Santa
Ana avl'nU('. nrar Pali.sades ~osd .
Th<' permit would a180 provide for
a t\V(}-Slory building lo allow
s torage for truc ks and automo-
biles on thr first floor and an
apartment abovf' for an t>mploy~
1,0\V living ln a trailer on the
p renli.llea.
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Taxi Driver Fined
for Passin9 School
Bus and Speedin9
Taxi driver Martin K eith f-lam-
ilton, 36, of 322 32nd street, New·
port Beach1 yesterday pa.id $40
in rincs when he appC'ared In City
Court on chargrs or pa.gslng a
school bus while children croesed
a strC"Ct and spct>dlng.
A compla1nl signed by Law·
rcnce Fredrikscn. gr8.mmar school
bus driver, accusPd Hamilton of
pa..ssing his bus 8Ji children crMs·
ed F inley avl•nue at Newport
Blvd. last Frida y. For this he wu
fined $25 by Judge Frank Lin-
nell.
Arrested Oct. 26 by Officer
Jack P rice fo r dl"ivlng 4.0 mllee
an hour In a l~·mlle schoql zone,
Balboa Blv'd., a.n d 14th atreet.
Hamilton was aaaeaaed a $15 fine.
Ho pleaded not guUly to both
counts.
For 80me time It_ seemed ~
though we would never be able
lo solve the probleme as they
:;i.ro!Je, but fortunat.ely help in the
'qhApc ' of 8 half·mllllon dollar gift
'.!B.me in time ~from Mrs. Geol"ge
First We(?elos · Badge · Awarded at
Meeting of Cub Scouts Pack 181
Mathew Scanlon received hls•·---·-------~--
WebelOl!i badge Frtday night a.t lb~
meeting <:If Cub Scout Pack 181.
first boy to receive thia highest
award in the troop which wu or·
ganized Jut year. 'A.aststa.nt Scout¥
New Bobcats for
COM Cub Pack •
muter Bill Gibson and a patrol The regular monthly Pack
fr&m Boy Scout Troop 5 were meeting of Cub Pack 180 wu
present to welct.me him into the held Friday in the auditorium of
troop. Corona del Mar school.
Oen 1 captured the skit award F ive new BobclPJ,5 were prcaent·
for thelr amusing puppet show: ed to lhe Cubma.ster Bill Tobttt.
Little Red Riding Hood. Den 4 , 11.nd to the Cubs by A.sslst.ant Cub--
had the attendance award with muter Jay Stoddard. They were:
every member present and Oen 7 Mickey Bra.mblt", Tad Hagood,
had lhe good conduc t award. Den Tom Smith, Lester Gra.ssel.U an~
2 presented a skit, Scout Puppet· Al Robeson.
eers, Den 3 gave the opening rile The poys hav~ been working
and Den 7 the cl08lng cereinony. hard lbla mooth u shown by the
J immy Butler of Den 1 describ· following awards: Steven Butter--
ed the recent Pack field day at worth, bear silver arrow, Lion
San Juan Capiatrano. Next one' badge and service atar; Davld
will be on Nov. 17 when the Pack Karp.pert,, bear gold arrow anti
will go to Mt. Palomar. 1 service st.a.r; Larry Schwartz. bear
Awarda were presented u fol· badge and service star; Mike Ma·
lows: • Jor. wolf badge; J ohn Smith, wolf
Den 1-Mrs. ~ymond Days: ~ge; Robbie Wlnlerbotham, wolf
John Sylvia, service star; Jlmmy sliver arrow ; Jim Delligatti, wolf
Butler, bear badge. service star; badge; Tad Hobilt, bear badge;
Billy Haworth, bear bad(e, service J immy John'Wn, bear gold arrow
sta.r: John Porter. wolf badge; and sci-vice star; Bill Crider, wolf
Norman Hackford, denner strip, badge: David Meyers, bear badge.
service star: Richard Wataon, as-one gold a.nd one silver arrow:
.sista.nt d enner atrlp, bear badge; 'J'im Drla.kel, lion badge. Fifteen
Pack Carpenter, wolf g old arrow. ott}.er .service stars were awarded..
Den 2-Mra. Herbert Perry ; Den 4. won the S'kJt flag for
David Perry, dennel" &trip, wolf their l!lk!t "Custer's lA.st Stand"
gold arrow, 11erviee star: Robert and Den 2 .won the Hoitor Award
Forbes. service star: Timmie flag for the month.
Mang, a.ssietant denner, servic~ ·
•tar; Rlcbanl Perry, wolf silver Bopk Rev·rew for arrow, aervice 1tar; Roland P erry,
Woll atlver arrow. aervlce star; Women of Mo·ose Pete Winger, wolf gokl arrow.
Den 3-Mn. E&rl Williams; I •t• t • N~ ht ·Arthur Daynanl, denner atrlp. nl la IOn 19
service ata.r; Kenneth Marlott, as·
alsta.nt denner', beU badge, service
•tar.
Den 4.-Mra. C. E ., McNeil ; F.d·
die N el&on, denner. iJtrip, wolf
badge; Tommy Minor, wolf gold
arrow, service star ~ Michael Sol·
ton, yatatant dcnnel".
·Den 5-Mrs., Robert Jessee:
Ronnie Jessee, uslatant denner ,
service star; Bllly . P'1ory, .service
1tar: John Cock, servtc~ star;
Douglaa Miller, denner strip, aer~
vice star.
Den 6-MrJJ. Harold Sweetaer:
Melvin Swanson, denaer all"lp.
service Alar, bear badge, bear gold
•arrow. three bear silver arrow•:
Wayne Wateon. a.uiat&nl denner,
!ervice 1t.ar, .
Den 7-M~ G<!o., Fruehling;
Billy FrUehllng, denner atrtp; Jim·
my Adams, aai.st&nt dinner 1nip:
Peter Reed. aervice star and Duke.
LlDdeke., ae~ atar.
Oesi Arnaz Nabbed
by Newport Pol!ce
It'• one t.hira&. to be tut on the
downbeat. but 1peedlftg 82 mlleo
1ft hour tn a 25 mile zone .. an·
Jther, Deal Arau, well·knowlt
.bandleader. f"!!J>d out Sdnday.
Newport. P1>llce ,.a......ted Ille 114·
yev-old aclor·m*tan oi ·19'700
Devonahltt ·Bl~ . Cb&t.wortb, ~
WI ~t after be ._rt8dl~
!ailed to make a -.top
at -d Olnot.' AddltloullJ', po-
'.lce aid, -· openlo<'• II--'had _.nd ~ SL lk pooled 16(1 ball. • j
The Women of the Mooae, New-
port Beach. Chapter 1158, held &
regular buslnesl" meeting, Thun-'
day evening, November lat in the
Lodge Hall, 23rd and Ocean fn>.nt..
Newport Beach.
The follOwing Committee Re-
ports were submltted, elthe.t by
the committee cha1nnan or a
mem:ber of the commJ\,t.ee: Mem ..
berahlp, Wiim& Corbin; Home·
making, Selma Jones; Social Ser·
v1ce; and Publicity. Alda Oort.on.
Argus Elsie King repqrted· that
ahe had received a. letter from
Mr. and Mrs. et&rence Young.
who ~ gone to Mluourt to' vi.sit
Alice Young's father: t.hia letter
1tat.ed · that they were_ on lbe:tr
way home a.nd that A.lice ;young,
Ch .. plLn. was quite ill.
• Ubrary Chairman, Lema M&f..
1t1y, -bu ·contacted Mra. Blia..
Ubr&J"ia.rL who will give a book
review on the evening ot t.be next
\nt&tion. ·November 29th. Mn.
Mauey la allO eoc1aJ cha1rman
•or the meeUng to ·be held No-
vember 8th, and at the t t me ·
-wtll be-made up and drap-Pe<I for malling lo ..,,. and h ....
bandl of ~n: tn the .....-· nee,, both tn thia country and
"JVetaeu.. Items to be packed ¥9 "'
,,. be fllrnlahed by tbe v~
member&
Mi>o(loha..., Chalrman.,MYl'telle
'n_p:plng, & D D o U ft c e)l that the
MoqRhaven p&ek.a.J:ea ~ well All ,
I.It• )(-rt ~--tala·
'Jig C11r1ojmao ,.uta. baVO -maUed. Mn. TIP.J'inr ale .,._ ~ that on J......,. io. 11m:
o JDOyie oC -Yh> •Ill~
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BIG. GAME SA.TURDAY NIGHT
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AIJ record.a can be t.oAed out' the wtndoW u fu u dope aheelt
go as two~prange County Junior college c:rtd clUbl; -Orange Co:s.t•
and Santa Ana -club Slt.turday nl.ght in the Santa Ana Bowl In &1
· Ea.at.em Conlerenc:e go. Kickoff Is tlated ror 8 p.m. _
Coacb Bill Cook'• Dona a.re better th.a.n their league record Ind.I·
cat.ea and Coach Ray Roao'1 ·
Pirate..1 are steaming ror thelr
fli-at win over Sant& Ana tn four
years of playing. The pines be--
tween the two teama have alwaya
t>ttn close. The Cout clu~ hall
given thl" Dons a tuasle ror thelr
money wtlh such closies as 13-4
in UM8 and 27-21 la.st fall. Both
years werr wlnnlng lchamplon-
ahip) years for Santa Ana end
OOth yea~ W<'re lot1ers for Coast.
The nation'\! champion8hip Don
team of 1949 beat the Pirates,
20-2. ,
Umphrlea In Llne--up
Cook will hav" hJgh acoring Bob
Umpbriea back in the line-up aft-
er a week of wresUing with the
books and 8hot1ld have h1a team tn
It! b·~~ conditio'1 of the scuon.
ro-::t"o'H c~ub. 100. looks a.s though
U \viii b .. fit for the "big r.-ame."
Santa Ana will outweigh the Pl-
rntes 186-179 ~ offen.-.:vely but the
Plratrs \Viii be on top defenaive·
Orange's blocking 011 Marah will
be at the right cue.rd alot at 184
pound.a and another Orangr. boy.
Gii Stern. wUJ be at center. M.af'Rh
w ·11 gtve way to El Monte'• 232-
pound JUn Keellne on de.tenae
wtlUe Stem Will Iha.rt llnebacklng
duties with John McHargue ot
Coachella ValleY.
Collfereoce S~lap
W L PU.Op.
San Bernardino .. -.. 3 0 101 8
Orange Coast .. -··-··· 4 1 9~ 49
Riverside ................ 3 1 80 fT
Santa Arta -·····-····-···-1 2 33 4.6
Mt. San Antonio .... 1 3 33 89
Fullerton ........... ::-1 3 48 53
OCC Picked Over
Dons by Scribe
I}-. tSt.4-171 . By Rod MllcMlllan
Evrn though the P irat,.'s lea.gue A penon ln h~l'I right mind
standing ls ·hl~hcr than \he ' Dons. \voutd pick Orange CO&llt to joll
It is hard to lnstnll them u i'7avor-Santa Ana Saturday night, but
ites on the b 'lsls of p&l!lt gam~-a pe ~n who thinks and thf"n
All hav,.. b--en marked by hard acts \vould r.ot be eo quick to givl'
play with the Idea of p:--oving hi.'l "shirt." ,
\Vhich tr am h&.$ the better ball It '~ tru6 that the Pirate!! have
club. Santa Ana hflp, not had "an one or their best teams. It's true
up n't;ht•· this :wason and could that the Pirate• want t o win. lt'.11
very ear21t;y be ready for "'Coast. true that the Plrate11 have given
Loni; Bcac}\ J C Coach Buck the Dons more than their money'11
Ar.dre.Yln :Jtatcd after his team worth In tbc past three games
beat Santa Ana last month that but It isn't true that the Don.11
the Dona have one of the best 'I.re i.-uahovera.
teams in lhc eouthla.nd. Potential-~oaat now tlnd.s itaelf in the
ly the Oon.s arf' dangerous with Mnle p<M11lion that Sanllf Ana
such speed as Ubphrtes In there ~·a.a ln the put three sea.son-the
carrying the ball and they will be role of the favorite. The Dons
trying their be.st lo prove it Sat-<'OUld welJ pull the a.a.me Coul
urday night. stunt or pleytnr above their head.11
Coast has what many obeervera 1 and producing an UpMt or near
belk>ve la Its finest team with upset-one thlng ts sure, _ Bill
depth in good offensive bacQ and Coo.k's Dons are not going to play
a fairly well stacked defensive dC'Rd . They will have every bit of
club. Howard Miller and Paul de.sire to win the.t Ray Ro&S0°&
Chafe are about as good at thP clubs havt had during the pa.st
quarterback spot as any one Raaso three years.
ha.a had running the team since I! the Pirates go to s leep as
It 11tarted three years ago. Jes.se they did agaln6t Chaffey. they will
Smith and John Black are atand-find lhemse.lve8 on tde 8horl end
out halfbacks In the league. Smith of the score.
ts a returning regular from last Actually there l8 no reason to
year's club and Black Is a fresh-believe that the locaL-t will be
man who prepped at Palm Springs asleep or won't be Hlrred to the
h.lgh school &Jong wtth hia broth-point or playing one or their beat
er. Charley Black, who la the Pl-games-but let'em get one blt of
ratea's number one linebacker and overconfidence and they may be
alternating fullback with Laguna gone. Mo.st or the playef'!!I on the
Beach's powerhouse, Hal Smith. Coast team have been around long
J psse Smith jU'd John Black are enough to have a real urge to
back«l up by Orang"'• Ned Par-beat Santa Ana. Thoee from
80ll8 and Newport Harbor'• Mel Orange. Newport Harbor and
Smalley and chances are that Par-Huntingto9-Beac~ high schools
89M will get the call over Black have a natural Incentive carTled
who ts often saved for crucial over from their prep days while
moments. Howard MUler, Jeue &nd HaJ
P1ra~ Lme Tou(h Smith, Jim Keellne, Sid Manning,
The P irate line shou.ld bold' Its Glenn Woodard, Dick Frencllt,
Fred Owens and John McHargue
are hoping to revenge Jut year'9
27-21 Don win.
It should be a fine game-one
or the •euon'e beat.
•OYS CLUB TO VISIT
GRIFFITH PARK ZOO
own with any' in the league and
has so far. Sid M&nnlng waa on
the defl'Mive unit or the A11-Star
Eastrrn Conference team last fall
and has-been a pillar of 8trength
this year at left end. Newport
Harbor high'a freshman Jack
Meeks has Improved fut and
Downey08 slx·foot, flve-lnch, 203-
pound .freshman contribution, Ron Qulvley. looked u good u any Grirfllh Park's zoo and play. ~ ground will be the target or 30
end on the field against Chaffey boya ot the Ha.rbor Area Boy11:'
la.at T)\ursday. Offenslvt'ly the P i-Club tomorrow as they take ad-
ratea ""'ill go with Don Paxton vant.age of the school holiday for
and Glenn Woodwa.rd. an excurs!On into the city. The
Tackle Bob Woodhouae-will be science club, a division o• tn.e
ready to go and Roaao haa tabbed Booeter club, wt.11 h'oet the group
him for starting right tackle with on the day-long trip which wlll
Jerry Bodine taklng over on de· et&tt at 9 :30 a. m. and e.nd at ap-
ferute. WoodhoWie WU a tower Of proximately ~:30 p. m.
strength on defense a.a: well a.a ot-The group wUJ go to the ~
tense before an automobile accl· Angetea Mwteum and then will
dent sidelined him I doctora asya have lunch berore contlnu.ing to
that he was extremely lucky to the Griffith Park area. It ia: 1ug-
see the light of day again). Ed gested that ea ch person bring a
May•r. a Newport Hkrbor product box lunch with t-nough rood for an
like \Voodhouse, will be at left afternoon anack In addition to
guard on both defense and orren.w their lunch.
and Fred Owens will do "iron The trip will follow a Boolllt'r
man" work at left guard. OWena club meeting, a\ 8 a. m . whtch will
Is a form<'r Marine all-11tar play-be held ·a1ter a bN'a.kfut honoring
er from Gonzaga High School in some of the coaches of the a.re&
Spokane, Wash. H e came to Cout w ho have helped wtth the Boy~
aftf'r gett1n1 out of the 8ervice club program. e.t El Toro nearly two ye.,.. ago.,.... _____________ _
o.c.c .• -SA.Yr" "11' A LIJ•rr;.UP
Startin& Offf'nsJ\·e Tea.m.--Oraap Coast CoUe,.e \'a. 8. A. Colle&e
ORA..'1GE COAST P08 SANTA "1\'A
M Glen \.\'oodard (182) ............... LER .. ---·--··-··-·<2iO) Chuck Silton 52
5'i Ed Mayer (193 ) ................... LTR ........ -....... ()901 Dean McCord M,
31 Fred Owens 1182) ........... -.. LOR ·--·-··-· ... -.. (180) .Bob Crumley 46
28 Gil Stern ( 184 1. ........ -........... C ...............•.. (175) Tom Moore 32
"3 Gil Marsh (164 ) ............... .RGL. __ ............• (190f Ira Garey 49
36 Bob Woodhouae t 190) ....... -... RTL ...... (175) LeRoy E iRnbrau.n 6)J
47 Don Paxton {187) ........... ..REL ... --·--·-· ... (215} Frank Jl"reewe G6
10 J.loward Miller 1157) .. _____ QB .... ·----····-··-(171 ) Bob Sm.I.th I
33 Ned PorBOM (105). .. _ .....• -.. .RHL .... -.•....... (1601 Jack Wilcox I
18 Jesse SmJlh (173) ................ !.LHR ............ _, .. (150) Uoyd Kirby 12
81 Hal Smith C193l .................... , P'B ...... : .. -... -(206) Milt Wllkert. l
A ~?rap Wetcht or Baeka • . . ODut t 'D.I • • • 8u1a ._ 11&.4
Average Welp& of t.m • , . ()out 17U ... !lu&a AM •llil.t
8TUTINQ DJ:l!'EJ!i!llTI: B4J111 .
ORANGE COAST '08 s.\NTA ANA
~l Sid Manntiag (170)._. __ .LSR----OIJl DOI> lltlOUd • 51
M Ed Mayer (ll&J.-... -lll'll'... __ (1 .. ) ...,_ -'7
31 Fred Owena (183 ) .. ---·..LC.ll\·---UN) Ralpb 0.-111
419 Jim Keellne (232J-._,__ftGL. __ • ~(190) -Qu1SJo7 JO
t5 Jerry &diJul 11111 --~!UO) Duuo °'"'a-tT
00 Jack llleelul· (117!-· J!'Ct, .:U'8l 1'1181 = IJloCV H
Z8 .GU Stam OM)~ . .;.-UI .(llOf h Ou-q ti
ll4 Cb&t1o7 -(11111---1<8 (UQ) -OotmtJi ..
• 4' Kol 8mallay (lTO) _ BB -·---11711) 0.. _..,, U
sa. """ -(lMJ---BB :.....-.-:..-.(1901 .,. v~ H
..._ 10 ·Boward 11111or 11111 s ....'..!.--·O•> .J.loii 11111ta> .SS
A.nrqe llV~ at-nor.ui.. '*' ,OoaM !JU .8&11t'a AM 1aa "'-:-C-w._ oi Dd-,....,. o.,.t 11t.t 11uta """! m
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TARS BAME
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A f!Jbtlq ?fewport -
Ulllon High 9Cboo1 \e&m tonilllt
(TbUhdllJ'} "'1U lnnde An&Nial
to talle on the Yaun.led. Coloalsta • at 7:30 o'clock In La Palma Park'•
b&aebiJl field.
>Jtbougli the Tara drop.,..S ,.
h<&rthreallor .·lut ~ to U. s+ Alla 8,alnta .,,. . a ocore of
1111-20. ea.ch >J Irwin -Ida
troupe of tuaalb>c..plpkln _.w.1.
Jato la rud,y to uke op the -
that humbled "11lerton UM ea.me
·-13-7. It'• recalled with rloo!D beru.bout. that P\lllerton'•
lndl&Ni ,...,.,.tly llC&lped the local
8allon 41-0.
The game la beln~ held tonlgtlt
tnatead of Frtday became . of a
teacher's Institute planned for t,o..
morTOW, wbich I.a a ))olJday for
pupil&.
Recapping Anaheim'• victory
over F\J.Uerton tut week, Co&ch
At lrwln of the Tara Ald, '>alk·
Ing to official•." who worlled the
game, I learned Chat they tboulht
both te&nui blocked and tackled
harder than any tean1 they have
seen th.is sea.son."
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PA6£.6 -PAftT .I.-THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1951 .•• . . ~ ' ~ -~ . -~· ... -' .40-u,4!0:.:-:: PRESS~.;
l'IEL SMAU...EY ('4) DOWNS Mutoa Salle.he& r n eDd sweep 'Tllumlclay alsbt at HunUoctoa Beach.
Other Ftratee elOl.J.q la oa the Chaffey maa are Ron Qulsiey (t!); ctaarit:y Black (t4); Dale
The Anahe'm squad has 16 re-
tunUng lettennen. plua one of
their stars. Ell P t!ralta, a tlrst-
strlnger tut year a.t Santa Ana.
He aad nt:s l brother, Ae.ron, are
two of the hottest players the Col·
onists have. Buckman (68) -"ilat no blockrnt! (Photo by Honda)
PIRATE BASKETBALL SQUAD
BEING CUT DOWN TO SIZE
Orange Coast colle-.tr ba.skelbJ .. r<>-----------'-----
coJJch Mill"ll Eaton 18 running 27 I B d $ ddl
Moose Sponsor
Youth Tickets ·
for · Ram Game
··we are going to run and pus
-ln fact do everything in the book
we can do to beat Anaheim," Ir·
win eaid. Fullerton en.di were
knocked down by Anahelm so
thorougtaly that the Indlana didn't
comPlel e many paue11. •
Report.a rrom Anaheim Indicate
that the Colonlst.B uaed moatly a
grbund attack to hulnble Fullerton
alt.hough the victon did make polenllal b .. ketball team mem· 1 oots an a e
bers through "make or break" G w· ·1o. d
test.s thi11 week In order to cul rOUp In '"'War 5
the squad down to a workable Q C Pl d
size. The Pirates will :start work-at • • ay ay
Ing play palte.rn.11 lot:onday after
the initial cleavage whtc!h wtll nar-
row the group down to 20.
Both -'Cnior and junior rklerl'l
of Boots and Saddle club ca.me
home with trophies when A.Mo·
riated Riding Clubs of Orange
County held their first Round Ro-
The Los Angrlcs Rams and the their first touchdown on a tor·
RoyaJ Ortl"r of Moose of South· wa rd pa.u play. A.a scorea 1tand
prn California arc joining hands now, Anaheim hu won all three
t o 8tagl" the &econd a.nnua.l "Op-I league games but dropped three
cratlon F ootbe.11,'. with a goal of out of four openers.
taking 35,000 boys and girl.!! to a According to Coach Irwin.. the
big-lime football game ln the Loa Tars will be outweighed e lltUe
Angeles Coliseum on Sunday. Dec. on t~c ofrf'nslve team, but will be
9. heavier than Anahel.m defensively. Three lettermen le.ad the list ot
prt':ii:prcts including la21l aeason'a
rt-gular center, Dick Davi!'I of La-
guna BC'Bch: Wayne Me lquist, A
late comer l~l ecason who lf"tter-
cd a.t centl'r: Phi'!. Shafer, a 8park-
plug guard from Newport Harbor
high school. J ohn Campbell , a re·
turning squadman rounds out the
''veteran contingent.'•
The other 24 proa~ct.I hall from
high school ra.nk21 for the mol"t
part with rour sophomoree out
who· either didn't flnlsh the sea-
.son lut year or who d!dn't report
for the hardwood sport. The four
sophs Include Bob. Bielefield or
Anaheim; Dave Ma.rqulz or Capla·
trano: Fblton Smith of Hemet:
and Chuck Keener or Fremont
bin playda y of the .ca..son at El Governo r A. G. Ostrandf'r of
Rodeo R ldlng club grounds north lh<' Nrwport Bench 1o1 oo~ Lodge
of Placentia. Acting u hosts were 14~7. &Jlnounccd that Herb Shoc-
Wayne Hart, El Rodeo pres!dent maker, civic affairs chalnnan for
and Roy King, head of th:-Boots the Newport Beach lodge i3 al-
and Saddle group. ready ml'lklng planl'I for lhe local
Among trophy wlnnrrs in th(' fraternity to participate In this
senior events wrrC' quadrangle Soulh<'rn California ?iioosc activi-
stake race. ?it isl'l Pat Sodders o( ty.
lh" Tri-City WranJ:lers: senior Origtnatf'd lut year, "Opera·
stock hor&C, Frank Costa of the lion Football" delivered over r!i,000
Wrangl<'MI: eenior hornema.nehlp I youngsters to lbc: Coliseum with
a.nd musical hilt.a. MW Ann John· only three week.! of preparatory
stone or the El Rodro club: relay work. Th!s year. with almost two
race, Carefree R1deM1 lC'&m. months to work. William J ohn,
Game Captain• will be Bruce
Baird. righl tackle, and Jim Pas-
coe. right gua.rd. Dore Aarvold,
atar Tar fullback, Ui expected to
star t in tonight's game. A •praln-
ed ankle kept him out or the Ful-
lerton battle. He saw action about
half the game with Santa Ana.
"Our boys are atilt coming," Ir-
win said, referring to the fact the
Tars are gaining more football
"&avvy" with each garile. Although
they feel "pretty rough" aboUt
losing to the, Saints, they are full
of high 6Plrits for tonight's game,
he said.
Mel SmalleJ, left half.
(Los Angele&).
Seowport Youth.to
Nine other boya ha.1 from
Newport Harbor which contrl·
butea mo.st or this aeaMJn's ma-
terial Four of the rtrat team.
which Lied for the Sun!K't League
championship at Tartown are on
deck !or Pirate ball Including
Glenn GrUfl~h. Dave Petenwn.
Dick Lane and Bob Sanders. The
Tars' .111.xth man, Bob Burdick l8
also out lUll well a.a rorm.er Targ
R C. Crane, Jack Clark, Don
Die.key •nd Bill M&ahburn.
F oUOwiog a pot luck luncheon businc11.11 manager of the RamJJ
and the grand entry show, junior and J ohn F . Carter, vi~·president
evrnla were judged 'Aith the fol-or the catifornia Mooae AS60Cla-
low!ng ~rlnners announced : junior t.,n havf' set a mlnJmum goal of
stock horSl', junior ple&.KUre horse 35,000 young guest.8.
and orange race, Glenn Thomas Ba3t'd on 11. youUl welfare Idea
or the Coel.a. Mesa Boot.a and pre8Cllled by John, the "Operation
S&ddlcti club; Junior tra.U bot'1le, F ootball" allows each l-foose to
Ann Croddy, al90 of the BOolll· t&ke five youngsters bet"A·een the
a.nd Saddles club: Junior stake ages of 8 and lt lo the game u
race, Lee J ewett or El Rodeo and gucl!ta with the purcha.ae of a two
BRUINS. OSC
WILL CLASH
SATURDAY
Flag T earns Set
for .H. B. Play
\
s:ons. Larry Harper ran 32 ~
and end J erry Grower took a ~
53 yards for Ensign's TD plays. J
Huntington Bea.ch hi repreaent·
ed by rive former prepcters ln·
eluding high-scorinl' H a r r y
Schurch. Bill F e ldner. Ed Camey,
Don Webater. and Bob Van Pat-
ten. Feldner was all-league and
the loop'• third hl(h acore.r ln
194.9 and compleLed part of a eeai-
•on at Cout be.fore rotng: ln the
service tut year. Carney waa a
Jichtwelg-ht player at Huntln«ton
but was considered "vanity tim-
ber." Weblter played on the
championship le'"' or 1949 at the
OU City. #
Othe r potential Pirates include
90me of the ootatandlng playen
or the county and a couple....trom
out of the area. Manuel Rutz, top
On1.I1ge League acorrr at Tultln
high, hl'ads the li.8t wtlh Derel\
House. 8tt0Ad al1-leaguf: at VaJ-
encla; RUdy cutlla.a. Valencia;
Don WWI.ams aitd John Leeros.
Orange: Don Lan:&. Weatport,
S . De.k •.... and Al Deni&, Arcatc,
Calif.
Tri-City group1. dollar lkkPt,
Trophy wlnnera in the divialon Speclal half-time ceremonies arc
Bo)l8' club flag football tea.ms
for children under 11 ,lean or being planned. . ' Two football tea.ma who really return to action at Huntington
came into their own laat week-Beach arter having a week'S bye. a.ge were Penny Jewett of El
Rodeo club. Nrxt pti.yday 18
scheduled for Jan. 6, at the
Wranglers' club grounds on Ed·
war<b St., Westmlnater.
CRIDER OtTICE MOVES
Crlder Yacht Sa.Jea a.nd Real
Eatate office hu moved from 820
to 83f Cout Highway into nl"W
ortlcee provtdlng larger facllltlea
tot cuatomen, W . J . Crider, own-
e r, announced. A.n augmented
sales staff ha.a been added to bet·
ter aervice the ttrm'a account.a, he
aald. The telephone is Bea.coo 5683. • ROME FROM COLLEGE
CoUere etudenta home durlng
the paat weekend included LuCf
Pinkley and her brother Virgil
(Buater1. wbo vlalted their pa.r-
ent., Mr. and Mrs. Alvin L. Pink·
ley of Bn>&dw*y, Coat.a Meaa..
Lucy I• a .ophomore at USC and
Virgil la slUdylng at USC Dental
School
Many • big deal -..............
t.llru a mi.all Want Ad
Merchants to Play
L. A. Scoremasters
Oregon State and UCLA--c.luh In a vital Pacific Cout Conference This Saturday the 51 'ers go
game at Portland'• Multnomah against Midway City and Llons
Stadium· this Saturday afternoon. play the ·HUntington Beach Ready
Coach Red Sanders' battling Goes In ''G" Lea'gue play. The
Bruln1' remained within hailing D . la Mldw c·t ' ''E F'. Coll& Mesa. Merchant.a base-di.stance of undefeated SC and o:re:•ra p y ay 1 y 8 • ball tacltl t h t h p t team and t he Bulls draw a bye. era e e oug e erson Stanford In the PCC chue by
.Scoremuter• or Los Angeles. t rampling on«-mi&hly Callfomia , The "C-D'' team pla y11 Buena
Sunday afternoon at 1 :4-5 p. m. at 21•7, tut week. It wu UCLA's Park and the Varsity Ttgen play
Uona Fiekt, Coat& Me;sa. first wtn over Cal •Ince 1948_ Huntington Beach C. A. P . while
Rudy Caalllu wW probably gel Alter heartbr--'-tn• d e re at• the aecond VU11ity team faces '" tin od d t:aA • Palm Bowlers . ..... e •ta.r g: n on the moun earlier in the sea.on to such "big· with Rusty Heman In reeerve. giea" u Mlchlgan Sta.le M and In practice games laaj. week. the
Cutllu chucked a no hitter two SC, l.f-l&. the Beaver~ fl~ahed Boys' club split with Newport En-
weeka: ago against South Gale and their potent!-' power by ;roulln.,. •~ gridder•. The "B" team lost
R th t lllt all -•-t ... a to Ensign, 20-7 and the "A"' team ema.n · rew our b ag-..•• lht! hlghly-reprded Wuhln""'on
L. A. H1lera lul ~unday to lead HuakJea., f O-lf ln Seattle ·~t banded the Ensign six its first de-
the Jocal• to a 3--0 wtn. week • feat In 1951. 32-13. Don Seat
The locals acored all three ot · • red lhe only "B" touc;hdo""-n
lhelr rune ln the fourth Inning If It comea up ra.in at Portland a pau from Buddy Thompson.
t.t Sunday by capttall.:llng on two Saturday, Ray Nagel, Bruin Scout, ompson pu5ed to end Jim Mul-
er rora a walk and • atlngtn« hit &I.YB It will be a two or three dcr for the convenion. En!'!ign
to rig.ht field by J ack Clark. Bob handicap for UCLA. 'fhe Beavere completely dominated the game
Burdick and Heman collectOO the are used to the orr golng. plUI they rram start to finish ·except for the
only other local hlta. have a big team which operate.1 ef-bMef second halr period wh!ch saw
PIRATE SCHEDULE
Sat., Nov. 10-aL Santa Ana
Sat., Nov. 17-al Boise, Idaho
Thurs.. Nov. 2~t Harbor J . C.
flclently ln the ·Coo· Nagel MY• Bill Hayea break lose to set up
the rain helped OSC In be.aUng the the Boys' club Jone TD with a
HuaR1ea laat week. t7·yard run.
Paul cameron, No: 1 Bruin tail· . Lawrence Castro romped to s
back, conUnued bill 1parkltnc play touchdowns and 'Georgt! Schuitt
against the Bean and hu now ad· and Charles Berry each ecoreO one
vanced the pliakJ.n by nLllhlng and ln the 32· 13 upset win. Caatro
puains more than 1200 yard& He rounded end for two t.ouchdawrui:
added 169 #ya.rd.Ii by puslns and and took a pus from Scbuitt for
97 by ruah.Ut&' &&ainet Cal to brtnr hla third. All three plays we.re for
hlo lot&Jo lo eeA "'!<I 5U )'Uda&e, nearly 60 yards.
l'HpeC'Uftly. Cameron bu now ~hultt tnterC°epted a pus e;\rly
ICOl'ed four TD'• and thrown for in the game and returned 4.3 y&rda
aeven more t&Wee. for the nnt acore and Berry re·
Luther Keyeo. ... 1or fullback. turned a punt 80 y&rdo for the I
bad hlo greawt"(fay ....-the fourth Soya' club TD. In the thlrJ t
Bean. Re i.m«I perfoc:Uy with quarter. l!<h"1tt puoed lo end '
Cllmeron. 111pp1ytnc -.lual>le """1· Da"" Tamuno for the two. conver·
ace right Up ~ middle~ U.. 1-'----------
B!'llln. have been . Impotent ali
_.. '"'• 1'1'1-lb. "",. -.:.i LAWN BOWLING
the balk;,-~ -15 --for 75 yara. and a JllltJ ftft.nr4 ,._. _I> method Ot pultlDS •• llf'e Into
&p. ' • I • the localJl,y wl~ -~ jl,i , Bnale Slod<ert. .. pedl BNbl bo&Ut.7·
.,.s. ~ tlx _.. ....... -· O!"nM -ma1ntil..ed Cal 'to ·lldnc '1111: ss1 •> total to by the ·Cltr ot Newpo1t Beach
'Poor Boy' Loses
Boat Equipment
I
I
A thief mode off y:ith four item~
of boat equipment from the Poo~
Boy, A. L. Mc;Vickcr, owner o(
311 A vocndo Ave., Corona del Mar1
reported to police. Taken some'
time <.luring the pest few mon~
fronl his boat moored to buoy No_
1, Lido Peninsula \V<'re: •
A 30-lb. anchor, valued at $15'!
130 "feet of chain, $40; 5-00 ree(
of half-inch rope, $50; J~J)aneA
night binoculars, ·$40.. •
Arrow
fliaid Sports Shirts
•
M; cat:r Im. -of -Wiik· for"lJM -t of the p;tiie, and
-·· •-d'of '7 c&tdloa -operated uader the.~ ofl ID 'l"9. · th& •No•p;rt 8&rbol-Lawa -I·
Tllo 111-mp1ue f .. Part· I.,. .. _...tton, a --i-r11
-f'ddaJ at J.t ..... --ClllrphtliL ' 1
· vely, he-moa obirto, lllae ••••
'(a • YU'ict)o Of bold ot mcUow
PJ•id• •. W1e 0( amaU thedta.•'
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GYIO-llAJI( OI '52 DIME
The Coronet rou~r aedan, shown above. ia one ot·'11bt, attrac-
t Jv6 mOdela in the 1~2 Dodge line. Feature• lnelude new, lighter
&bd",brlghter tnterton, and rettnementa tn exterior .tyllng. Dodce
Tint Safety Gia.as windows· and wtndlhleld.I.. are an .optional tea·
tUtt. Shaver Motors. Coata Mesa. plan to sbo'W new bOoge modela
Novembtt 10.
I
43-A-l'rllller S~
TRAILER SP ACE
Close to shopping, off the Hiway,
$12 to Sl6 mo. Cabrillo Court,
li() Cabrlllo St., Coata Mea..
' l~Bosht-Gulde
.
Fo·r Venetian Blinds,
Shades and Drapery Hdwe.
'!'lJ$ SHADE SHOP
Free estimates Ph. Har 884
Landscape Gardening
New lawns.-Maintenance
Free Estimates Bea. 6639· M
2p3H
I c:•ist1nas Clubbers
to Receive Checks
OUTSTANDING COMMERCIAL d!Opi.y ,... tl>e atiovo pictu.-.d ' entry or tht:" Ba.Jboa Branch or tbe Bank or America whJcb ear·
rted not. only the Sea.I of tlJe Bank but tbne 111prt(htly ~
New 'Rood hppy' FAC Juniors
in Debut I kre Plan Luncheon
Something new in twC:..wheelers
. made its ;";cwport Beach debut
this wc.~k. Jt was the ''Road Pup·
py," a 30-pound collapsible bicycle
which is adjustable to the size ..of
any member ol the family.
Warren Detrick, San Clemente,
a partner in Sackett-Detrick Sales
Co.. S8..ld his firm is sponsoring
distribution of the J~paneae--made
vehicle in this area becawre of a
natural demand for the compac:
unit among owners of boata, trail·
en, planes or cars. The bicycle
folds up into a space 10 x 25 x 20·
inc:hes in about 30 seconds.
Dt>trick said that despite the bi-
cycle's small wheel size, its speed
and strength make it comparable
to conventional t>A·o-wheelers. Its
handlebars and seat are adjust-
ble fronl s toddler's reach lo an
aduJt'~. making it a bl.cycle wbtch
wtll "groy.· up'' ¥:Ith the chJld.
Mrs. May Archer. Toy Shop, Bal·
boa Island. is local sales repre·
eentntiv('. · V\
POIRIER GRA1'"DSON
November 28 l!!: the date set by
t he Jwtior Section of the , Costa
Mesa F"riday Afternoon Club for
an autumn luncheon. The affair,
for members and guest°.' of the
.section, will be launched at 12:30
p. m . in the clubhouse. Principal
speaker will be Edt;"&r Harrison
Wileman of Barker Broe, who will
talk on Home Decoration.
R eservations may be obtained
by phoning Georgia f Mn. Rich·
a.rd) Jonu at Beacon 6541-J.
STREllLER· WATOR LOST
John R . Strebler. 1108 Bayview
Drive. Corona de! Mar, told po-
lice this week that his wife loat
ber stainless steel wriBtwatch ln
the )l ewport Beacb area la.st Sept.
16. Value, SM. ------
WEDS SANT.%. A..~ A..'"
Liated among those saying •·J
do" are ClaJre Frances Smith. 208
East Bay avenue. Balboa and
James Alvan T11Jot.son, 215 West
Second street, Santa Ana..
HARBOR COUPLE WED
France• Estelle Miller, 1 3 O O
An early min oi Chri1tmas
Season's ·approach. the dlatrtbu-
tion of $43,000 in Bank of America
Chrl1tma.s Club c heck to <COO resl-
dent21 of Newport 'Beach wu dis-
c losed by Rola.nd Wright o.nd H.
M. Ho1ker, branch managers ht>rc.
Wright said that th~ cnd-of-thL'·
year checks a rc being sent out
Nov. 20, one week earlier than In
prevlolU years, in order to beat
81!&90na.l ma.il a.nd shopping ruahea.
Bank of America will dlBtrtbutr
280,000 checks tot&Jling $27,()()('.-
000 to club members throughout
Cal!fornta thia year. according t o
the branch managers. It I.I a nn.r
record tor aa vinga progra.ma ot
this kind.
Christmas checks receive a
'-''&rm welcome (rom the club
mPmbers., Who, a.a a reault, are
better able to meet year-end fi-
nancial obllgatM>na and lo help
fill the children's Yuletide stock·
lngs. Wright 88.id. He added lhat
enrollmenta for the 1952 Chriat-
mu Club a.re now being accepted
at the banks.
Dr . James Ouillen
Addresses Faculty .
of Coast College
n. · Jamea I.. QoJJlen. J -or~Wn''ltt "stihll!ril '
stty, will be gueat speaker at a
genual Ora.n'ge eoa.t faculty
meeting tonight. (Thursday). His
subject Will be "Teaching Social
Competence t o College Studente."
Prior to Quillen's addrea .. the
faculty group and guest will meet
Car dln.ner In the faculty dlning
room of the college ca.feterta.
SON FOR MESA.NS
Mr. a.nd Mrs. Eugene Nofri.
1~2 Newport boulevard, Coat a
MeM, are parents of a .on, bom
Nov. 6 in St. Joeeph bosplW. He
weighed 8 powid .. 10 ounce&
Gout HJghway and Bruce Be.nja-DAUGll'.H:.R BORN -
DON K. BUTI'S
Lie. General Contractor
Residential-Commercial
IU!modellng
Phone 'Beacon 64.08-W
17ttc
FISHER
Dra'fting Service
915 Coast Highway, Harbor 2443
Corona del fl.tar
72tfc
Painting and
Paperhanging
GEO. BURKHARDT
508 -31st St., Newport Beach
Phone Harbor 2418-\V before
8 L m . or afte r 4 :30 p. m.
83tfc
PAINTING
EARL SHEF'LIN
27! Palmer Bt., Costa Mea
Bo&. 6451-M IMdl --------------
lNTl!:RIOR -IDCTERJOR
Ll~Tif!,~
Glenn Johnston
j01 • 31•l St. Newport Beach
Harbor 2297-J 34ct8
B & y · House Movers
General Contractors
6!10 F irst St., Tustin, Ca.lit.
Phone Klmberly 3-1~
(Home Phones JAsper 9·2773 or
J A.JJper 9-2687) 9ltfc
WILL DO that work you
want done -Jack of all
trades-maintenanre work.
Have tools and mixers for
any job.
Call BILL Beacon 6451-W
67c58H
HAULING
ANY KlND-Traah or?
CRJ1,.Wa1Jrer.....u\74f,PJ•rnti•
Costa Mesa-Beacon 6372..JK
74c75H
29-Help Wanted
EXPERJE'.NCJl:D power ma.chine
open.t-ora. Phone Harbor 3$45,
for appointment. 86c99
WANTED .str'ong wom&n to help
me with c&re or my invalid hus-
band and tight housework. Live
in. 215 -~th St., Newport
Beach. Har. 295-M, 94c96
See "The Drunkard"
at the Bamboo Room
Balboa
Nov. 2-3, 9-10, 1~·17
Curtain 8:15--Tickets $1.50
Including Refreshments
9lcll2R
FOX FUR, wom 3 timee. Also
dresses o.nd coats, alzee 16 -18 ' . (some practically new). ~
Broadway, Costa Mesa.. 94c96
FOUR SETS of double hung win·
dows, 48 x 52, $20. 309 • 34th St.
rear apt., Newport Beach. 94p96
Complete lnatall&Uon, repaJr and
service of all tra.Ut!r equipment.
ORANGE COAST
TRAILER SUPPLY
1910 HARBOR BLVD. .
Col'ta Meaa. Phone 8e&oon 6224-R
TO BE MOVED
Almost new bldg. suitable for re·
treshment stand, ottice or could
be converted to small dwelling .
Also re.at room.s. ~ elec. re·
frlgerator a: ct.ah register . Play
Harbor, Coaat Rlway near Bay·
shore Bridge. Make offer. See
Sunday, 2 t o -4 p.m. or Phone
Harbor 1864 fOI' app't. 95c97
BABY BA "J;HINl!;'I"I'E, 1/1 good
condlUon, $8. 510 Narcl&!lua,
Corona del Mar. Har. S430·W.
96c
Re:suJt.9 come fl'Om constant PAPER HANGING. Practice! Jill ad regularly In this
& Painting, Spray Painting paper wUJ pr<>duce ... ulta tor you_
Kenneth Quarrv s1-wutec1 t.e Buy • 1616 Santa A.11& Ave., Costa "Mua
Pbone Beacon ~ WANT TO BUT -lnv<d'a bed
~TB or twin size wJth mattr~ae t.nd
~-------~--~ .!prlnp. First cla.u oonditlon. Build with Brick Pti. Har. 1:=-w . -
FRANK MOLL WANT TO BUY, Ping Poag I.able.
CalJ Beacon 5517·W. 95c97 4:17 E. 18th St., Coat.a Vea.
Phone Beacon MrSS~R .
80c:81H .......
Bill's Furniture
We Buy, Sell or Trade
1605 \Ve~t Balboa Blvd.
Phone Harbor 2502·~ l4c75H
See "The :Pr1tnkard:'
at the Bamboo Room
Balboa
Nov. 2-3, 9-10, 16-17
Curtain 8 : 15--Tickets $1.50
InCJ\Jding Refreshments
91c92B
BAY FRONT -Lovely 2 bdrm.
2 bath apt. Fireplace, good heat,
5126 mo tll June 15th.
41..SO 1 bdrm. baytront, 575 mo.
to June 10th. ,PhOne Har. 2M2
or Harbor 2914-M eves. 77ttc
YEARLY -Exceptionally 'nice.
Unturn. 2 bdrm. duplex. Many
ex.tra. features. Near both
schools. Reuonable. 2285 Clay
st., Clift Haven. . 83Uc
-CluaUled &<II are read by follm
who are looking to buy.
BALBOA ISLAND -Attract.I""
bld>elor apt. near So. Bay. Utlj.
paid. Garage $75 mo., yearly
or SftO mo, winter. Ph. Harb«
1871. 711trc
Balboa Islarrd
We have several attract.Ive apt.a.
a.nd houses for winter rental
~rting at U5 mo. and a ·few
yearly rent.ala atartln&: at $65.
Nelda Gibson, Rltr.
TELEVISION! Trade your old SM·'Marine. Balboa laL Har. 502
ptano on beauttful televt.lon. Otte
Big &llowance. F'amoue makes ,
in televicsion. DANZ-sCH'MJD'l1 .'20 WK. or apecial monthly rate.
520 No .. Main, corner eth St.. 2 bdrm. tum. ap~ Laundry rJJL,
Sant& Ana. fenced play yard for cblldren..
(°"'ge. Util. pd. The BLUE
TOP, <01 Newport Blvd. 87trc
&-PIE C E Dining aet. ~-piece
chrome dinette. 9x12 rug and
pad. 504 Fullerton, Newport
Heigh,.. 96p98 oc85-:;::.....;;Do:..:..g11,=.;;;0a=bi,;:...:P;..e;:.:f8:;._ __ _ • -COST A MESA small unryrntebed
BED-DAVENPORT. good condl·
t:on. $2!'.i. Harbor 3031-M. 95p96
OVERSTUFPlll> DA VENO a n d
chair; red chrcme kitchen t.a't>le
and 2 chairs, mahogany liquor
cabinet. Phone Harbor M82-J .
95c97
LAWN SWING with innerspring
cushion. Excellent condition.
$25., 2062 Clift Drive, Newport
Height& 95p97
G. E. 8 ft. refrig., $100: elec. •love,
like new (pd. $32:9) sell $100;
expenave modem blonde &-pc.
di.ning aet 1135.. 1711 E .. Ocean
. B!Vd.. Balboa. Har. 0306. 96c98
•
-40-FT. COMMERCIAL orpt. !laher.
JUg. for 20 paasencera. New
Chr)taler Crown mot.or in Aug.
Alto S-S-radio. Slpo. 2. BUUt
l&U, rebuilt 1948-Can be
bought on terma. $jll!OO. See Bob
EMtgn,
·South Coast Co.
CUTE Kl'l'I ENS' FREE to good boUBe, 2 bedrooms, .$35 mo. one
homes. 122 • 26th St., Newport block to business center. Adult.a.
Beach. · · 9ec9e ~aeon MMl·M. 9Cic96
That uaed turnlture_ brl=-..fara.c. 11'URN18HED l bdrm. apt .. 1 child
paintlnp., etc., now tah.qc· up O.K ., $4?.00 winter, $60 yearly
epace in your prage. 5'lnd a ~ tnciud til Pb H bo.r 1214 f
er wt th a classtfted ad ln the · u · · ar 9ticg7 \
News·Tlmea, Poet, &n4 PreM,com-
blnatJon. Just Phone Btzbor 181&. "vu--~-N-.-A-PT-.-on--w-a-te_r_, _pa_uo.,.· -, -Ill"'-,.,
rage. Adult.a, $.75 mo. or wW
Jeue. 617 .. 36t.h St., Newport.
Beac)b .llAll'IK>r 69l•W. 11ttc ill Be:*'e• Qle:!':'~ .
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CAFE FOR SALE--Oper. 24 hrs.
per 'day for la.ei -4.• yn. tive1t
spot in Harbor. Are.a, good leue.
Sell dUe to tllne.~ W . J . Crider,
realt:Or, ''34 1Aoast Higtnray,
Newport Beach. Beacon M.13. -~ Monthly Spare 'l!iJne
~Cill!ng and colle\:tlng monry
from our five-cent High Grsde
Nut macb.Jn:ea in tlds area. No
OCllLVI FRONT -ll:xceptionOlly
pleuant 4. bedroom nicely ""1rn-
lll>Oll ap&rbl>ellt_ !A<p living
r"OOi"· dining m:;L., bdrm., twin
beds, alllo 8tud1o couch, kitchen
"'1th • pa stove. 4 elec. re!Jig.,
laundry, wub.ln& mech. avaU·
able. AJl ufu. pd., .$70 nio. Ad-
dreaa, 17<H W. Ocean Front.
:{ewport Beach. Ph. Har. 2999..J.
95dl7
eelUng! To qulliity for work you 1-------------
muat have car, references. MOO ONE ~room cOttage> near Ltdo
cash, secured by inventory. De· theater. Fu.mt.shed: or unf'Upl·
voting 6 boura a week to bual· isbed. "715 per mo. by year. ·Bea ..
neM, )"Our end on percentage of con 609'1 ·J. Hp9e
collections will net up to $400
monthly w1th' 'lery good ~-lllllf SEASHORE, Newi!""' Beach,
biUties of. taking over tun , (ime. 3 1 bed1"00m, 2 bath ocean trout
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litcome incftulng accordingly. f\lmiabed, month" to month rent.,
F'I>• !JlteM'lew, Include J!hone In al, 580 per mo. Ph. aa.; M;::! • • •
appllcatlon. Write Box 8 , tblo .,.. • '
paper. llllpH
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Proudest of new grandparen ts
ere Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Poirier
ot Ocean 1>oulevard. Corona deJ
;xar, whose grand80n arr Ive d
Saturday n1ght in St. Joseph hos-
mi.De Ream, 113.5 Coa.at Highway. • It wu f.n. 8 po~. 3 ounce -----,-------
will be on the "Mr. and Mia." da.upter who arrived on NOY. l
list. !JI Santa Aiia community botp!tal.
Newport Beach I'll. Har. 2800
91tr< TRAILER PARK tn-.Coeta M-
BAl<.BOA --.U <I -
nlcel;r tumiolled ~ fM mo,
. 7..,17. Utll pd; Ebane Harllo1" "'# pltal. His pa.rents are William
and Shirley Poirier, also or Ocean
boulevat<I.
to Mr. and Mra. Richard Y.....,U.
-People do rea4 the want ad&. 197 CabrUlo t. Ooet.a Mea.
14--Penoula
Alcohollce Anonymbu
Write P. o. Box -.... Jolan~ callf.
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poLDSPOT Nfril'·· dbt. model, a USED KAR.INB CJSAR er&. Attractive $100 mo. pJus
cu. ft., ldL band -· _perfec:t Naatlcal Decoratlono-lToed Net percen~. l!!. s . Oeodner, 114 * 'LARGE unrmru-.1 bclnl)-apt..._
-· Uuuout ·----Mt.95 ~BUY ~•n ~·~ft W .. 4tb St-, Santa Ana. KI. near blgb ..-_ Adlllbi aaly. • · ' ... ~ -·...... a-11825. 96c97 $80 mo. lncluct. pa Md -..at.. CR08L1CY Sbeh-odor, 7 od. fOot, ~ ICI: BOUBJC ON 90tll or. will -. 3N I:. !IOI BL,
conip. .,...b .. i1oc1, pert. """'inc Ph. Harbor Sf70, Newpoct" 8-cb l.n£:::·:!8to!!!~re&!;!~ud!!!!,!_Of~~IL~~q!....'--1 eo.ta -• te.17 onlor --·-·-··---··-.$70.00 . OPICN lltJNDAYll 71c'12R -_. • ll'UftNIS'lllm APT Ill<! ldtcben
Mpdem Oiif-ices · _ -i -. ·,..;.,.1y Hat. ... -·
suitable for a doCtor den-uw. pd •• ~ Ia-,. ,_, ·SEA BOOKS
--• • neWly -lat call Ill -tlst,' M1C011P•1 qt or fu8ur. Mt!< st.. N"'"POl'l B ·di ._,.. _
.ance, etc, ~A ,PDI!(llULA.-2 .<Ip.~
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BLANCffE A. GATm, Realtot• • fo. -·
~ L. ~ J, MARTIN
' . 3ll Marine Ave., lJalboa 1$nd
Pb. ~ar. 1671 or 1~72 Eves. lf&J.bor 1671
B~OJ\ tsl!A.ND
Price Drastically fidl!Cl!d on tJii,11 e>fcellent Income
~petty, 8 l!Jlt8., COll!l!letely f1!"1isbed. .
Be~ • t!li& todlly.
Busin\)SS W(lrulle :~ ~t Highway
Buifdlng With 7 l'fllial>le ~ts.· ~bow~ 20% In-
come on i1!vesW1~11t. ~ll!!lll to bujld. DQN'T MISS
THIS ONE. A~ve Terms.
B~CHE A. GATES -REALTOR
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, BALBOA ~~~AND B4YFRONT
' WELL BUILT and 1¥eil ·located 4 bdrm. and maid's
room home pl!lB 2 llednn. ·apt. Wonderful view of
South Bay. Private pier and float. Good dpuble
garage. Full price ~ompletdy furnished.
$47,{)()0, terms
STANLEY ~. Realtor
216 Marine f' ve. Bll!t><>a Island Barbor 20
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RENT AL { F'J./RN. S rm. apt.. SM mo. y•arly
rat,. Utjl. pd. PE,<J<CIC APTB., SP,ECIALISTS 309 E. Bay Ave., Bal--8-r-
qll Edna ~ bor 745-'/I'. Hp86
Linwood Vick, Rltor. ATTRACTIVE sunny •tudlo apt ..
Balboa '"land. ~. ~OU ~. furnJBhed. Bendix. Ide.i tor I
or 2. Convenient location. $60
yearly, S~ winter. Utll. Incl.
411 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar.
J4rbor 0291-R. Hc:96
NEWPORT H)!:I~S -Newly
decorated 3 bedroom untum.
house, carpeted t>edfoom. Stove
a.nd refrig. ayq.ilable, $90 mo.
Phone SQ con 7026· \v. 95c97 T\jRU .JUNE, 19"-CUte 1 bdrm.
cottage, tum. Ftrepla.ce, patio.
GiCe yard. $7;5 month, .water and
gardener paJd. Adults only. &O~
2 BEDROOM home, t~,
fenced yard, lot &Olt12'7, P{\C•
$1&ql '!><I
<>1'1Y ii.ooo do~ ..
Q.1. ~esale
3 bclrm, dbl JI•·· fenced Y&{'d.
beat <>fi' loc:at.ron, •10,000. Oo"'1I
P'lriJ>llf!I ~·· mo. payta. $M.
· Income ci'oo~rj;y
Nice 2 bdrm. 11,'l!!I• Uc! S lrlatv14-
qal 11,"lta loaCli· Wljh own pr.>
on ~· (Jil2x830), Month!~ lj>-
conie approx. t2t5-~~ If
$22,000, t~a.
5 Acru, Agrl<ul\yre -·····-·• 8,~
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<;;. N. WELLS, R\tr.
& ~~tea .
17llO Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa. Pb. Bea. l>181
' eal Estate Is Yqyr
:a~\ InvElStll!~llt _
-o-
$1000 .Dn.
I;'um. 2 ~rm. hOIJle. F .H.A. ap-
proved. Altf4ctlye color ~eme.
Lot IJ9><~. f'ull Qr1C .. J57ll0.
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$2500 ·Dn.
Nearly t)evi 2 bdfm. home. Jilce
llv. rm., hwd. firs., dlg:ette.
Pl~nty tile ln kitchen. bath tub
~~ abower. Stucco and redwogd
ext. Full price '9100. FOR RENT -2 bdrm. home,
rumlshed or unturnlshed, In
Cliff Haven. Near.high .and jun·
!or high acbool.s. Har. 1264.
Befonla, C. D. M. Inquire 602 -o -
Begonl&. Hc:96 ~ceUent J.,ocation
BALBOA ISLAND-Furn. apt., 2 One blk. to ahoppln.r c~ter, Costa.
-THREE---bedroom---.-2-ba-th-ho-uae-.-on lge. bedrooms. Fireplace. Excel-( ~feaa. 2 bdrm. homl!', fge. llvfng
95c97
fenced corner lot. Forced air lent view of No. Bay. $75 mo. rm. Tile ln kit., single g arage
heat. Furn. s135_ Un.turn. s120 to June 15th. Ph. Harbor 642-M. Only $8000, terms.
on ye-.r'a lease. '496 E. 19th St., &bc97 -o -
Costa lleea. &•. 723'1-W . !HcOO Acre11ge 4!1-A-Traller sm.,,._ FOR RENT OR 1 -5 yr. lease. Du-1-.l::""--~....;;:.:==..;:=;A;..;:=----· ll ~ com. a cre• near Cqata ~eaa
p1ex. 2 bdrm. rum .. or 3 bdrm. Wm' ter rates $lO mo. p•rk .. can 1>e dtvtdw. er1c~ ., u.ntum. Uve in Costa Mesa, ~
have country privileges. Raise Children welcome -o -
garden A-chickens. ·call Beacon Also trailer ~to~o-e $5 mo. Let wi help you wJth your
d 5702 or Bea.con 6259. 9:>c$6 • Real Eltate Neecta.
NEW f room furn. apt. lncludeo Little Bay Trailer Park
kitchen. Twin Hollywood beds. 7204 Coast Highway,
Strictly private, $00 riio. U tll. Newport Beach
pd. Garage optional. 721 Poppy
Ave., Corona del Kar. 9:><:97 44-Rooms for Rent
Collins Island PEIU<ANENT or weekly rent.J-
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H. B. Cjark, Ell'Qk.er Aaaoc.
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La PER~E RE;AL!f¥
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0Qtstanging Ne"!llort ~~Yi •Value
Loy_,e)y nie,w S bdrm. hom•. Fireplace, hwd.. noora. Many
clotet.a-and buJlt-J.n.a. Ft.nest workm.anabtp Utrouchout.
Full price, J12.IOO. J3200 dpwu. A~ln!
BEACON J;JII,L REALTY .
t66 NtWPC>rt BIYd. llll>ove ""'hulh "\~{$.es. B. 11632-W)
MR. J1)1VF.sTO.~:
If YQU are lpterest.ed .in 41veating i!J .a J!""i sound
Income prqperty in Uie .~l>or area, dim> in &!!d
let us tell you abqut a l>'l!Jdlng wl}lcb ll/lould
appeal to any coDstf'l'.1ltlve iP.veetor,
EVF.RE'r;l' ¥~IS. Reajtqr
408 East ~~ lilvd., ~l>!>p.. H~llor ~~
lll!cll6
Newp()rt HeigtlH! 09EAN VIEJW
'f!iree 1>4=-well constructed boDijl. ~'fsl. firs.,
2 furnaces, garbage disposal, 2 baths, stall shower.
¥ou showd see it before you llW· O~Y §2150 d.n .
Filll Prtce $13,750
LINWOOD VICK, Realtor
w. A. TOBIAS, Saiesmwager
312 Marine Ave., BaihQ.a Island Ph. Harbqr 2042
Sjl.criffce Ne11r Bay
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Tbis la a desperate cue. Owner 's
arc forced to wll lhl.a G. I. Re·
_ a.a.le thil week. Here's an GPP<>r·
tu.ntty for 1peculatot1 or lnve•
Lora. lt la g bdrms., only 1,_-
yn. tl•rd11(ood rtoora, tile kltcJi·
en and bath. 1'&rba.1e dlspoea.l,
ga.raze. Near high ecbool. Thia
property c411 be handled for u
low 49 poo down. Payment.a on
G. I . Loan are only $68, lnclud·
isl&' taxes &: lnsuranc~.
Roomy old duetex on 2 loll, just
JOO ft. from ~y ln good nelgh-
1/0rbood. jiu .poaatbllltlea. Ce-
ment foundation and aarage.
~"fel\ rented tl11 June. Upper
~v&lla.bJe. ~ell $9,200 cu.h to
ha.qdle, but full prlce only
$13.~. -
Manager Needed
F or Income property, qoae Ln BaJ.
boa. Sepante cot~e for own·
er ~ 4 u.nJ;. lo rent. On 2
ALSO
we are the DEVELOP..ICRS of
UDO ISLE. We have for aale
Bo~e cl&Ql_q waterfront tau, ln·
aide lolJI, lncome 1'>\_.I at a price that wU1 SUU>~ fOU . Ber!! a
lltUe buya J. LOT. 'Y(hy don1t
you loqk '?'
P .. A. _PA:f:..¥:E~
INOQRPORATEP
3333 Vla L!:Jo
N e'¥)>0(1. Beach, Calif.
Harbor l~
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Beautiful Lots
Op 15th otreet, j1jft e,ast nf
O~e Ave., ~qg JOO!i
homes, each 60.x 127 feet
. with paved 20 ft..'-alley.
Clo\11! to everything and
price is rigb t.
'
Beek Ferry Office
Call ·fflirbor 63
!!;:.lr1IM11t1t!L:. ~ ....... .1.J .._...lll;JI ... ·-
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f'ie~rt Height.if .8,I>Jtc.'81
3_ Bedroom ·~ -·~~' ¥ flool"ll. A ltl:al·
-•t $J1,500. OnJ.y $1li00 ~ f:«>Dtact Fred Barker
e,t BfaCOJl ~7~Jor fUrtber det&lla.
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. J..i$l9-ll!le -Excellent Upme ~i~
-t·l lpcaf!iat. ~ ~ ~LStreet. PartU:J view
!9t-~ ~M!tOP· 9&P ·~ lP!3._ • , r .
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~~s:q_n ·~y ·w,~ ~oot J:l9me
~tif\11 3 ~ ~ Jiiarge )\'Ang \"l<'m, din·
Ing room. with ·Pie~ wleJIOWll. Com~tely fur-
~ed. Patio with barbecue. Guest !!l!&'W1ent. Full
p~ ti(l.'100. ' ......
Cl\ll §v.bor i].775 and make an appoln.tJnent to see
~ love!Y ·ljome.
~WJ.iuess Inco~e -Newp9rt Blvd.
~(}ATE _: 2 ~iij,ljljp: •. 41.QP sq. ft. floor
&J'!!ll-LEASJi:S !\UN TO l!.UltCH ~d AUGUST,
lllli4l-EXcell~t return on irt~tmepi. Priced right.
Mult. No. 2058
Call Mary Dickson at Har~r 1013.
Balboa Bayshores -Qpen House
2811 Bayshore :{>rive
~tw.day ~d ~'111day
~W 3 ~l!l -l ~ h11P,i· bopie. Lots of extras.
~Liµi:e features, incl114jng .Private Beach and Moo~ !lrl~e~l'l'· ~~ $221$oo with 5 ~. financ-
ing. Call ~r 11711, ~I '!;bomas, for full par-
ticqlars.
m~~L w. S!l'~Y. Realto.r
I 7th and ~ fflWy 15th 8'ld Irvine
Newport ~ ~ewport &ach
8U Cout ~y
Corona. del Mar
226~Av~.
Balboa lfland• -3113 Newport Blvd.
Nowport &&ch
"-- -Its,Rnocking at Your Door"
• Very seld_mp. do-you have the .QFOORTUNlTY to
~ure a · l!ome on tl!e ~ w of highway,
Coro~a di!! Mar, .nut 1iffiSE ,~ft!CES:
Oqe bdnn., on rear o.f .l\:2" Jpt, car port .......... $6500. •
, -One bdnn,, llOOm.to ih""" 1·n •;..;ut ':.: .............. -$6000 r.-""t 't' ~. .
' ~ down. ~)' i;iionthly l'!!"'ents on new
2 bdrm, bo111e. dble. or. Price ··-····-·····-·-.$12,500 --.. " ~ ... .
ED L. SEAO&liMW.f£, ~!l!llt9r .
1523 Coast Blvd, Corop.a ~ 1of:ar ~rbor 2766
Weat end of Park Ave., Balpoa Sleeping room. prtv. ent.re.n~e.
IBI &'•rage, $10 wk. jlLUE TOP,
1898 Harbor Blvd. Coat& )(ea
P!:one Beacon TtH s. Broadway Special
Two-atory house. Cloae ln. Only :5
yrs. old. 2 bdrO'I• .. bath and -%
8e1J-ut.Jt\lJ carpet.a ln living and
bdrm. Dream kitchen and iOu
pf cupboard a~ce. HoUH LI lrn·
macolate. 2·car gara.ge. Covered
!'°tlo, bar-b-q. Sprinkllng •Y•·
tern. Full prtce only-
Iott, ("fll!&' 3 1\ftetl. {Lfter the -----------down payment, you can make
the u.n.ita pay for themaelves.
Old but clean and comfortable.
It you've always wanted to own
a litUe home and cl.Sh in on
aurrunt:r ·rfni., come ln and talk
Ua~ over wtlh Ull. $17,500 fu.m·
i.hed. Terma.
QUTST A'ND..m()
Balboa Islanll .
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and. 3 nn. cott.ai'e apt.a.. (ju.st.I above the Arches), 'f01
weekly or monthly rates. Call N~rt Blvd., Nll'UTTV\rt Beach. Harbor 2962.w. -.. ,.._ -··..--'91Uc
FURNISHED 1 bedroom cottage. LAROE VURNISHED ROOM _
Newly decorated. Adult.a . only. Twln beda unttl June l . $8 per ~ month yearly rental. UtU1· tlea included. C&n see. Sunday. week. 1129 E. Balboa Blvd.,
11£,\UTlFUL I bdrm. ~°""' un-
tumlalled. f3995 full p<lce. •
W . Vlctorta., Coe ta 14u.a. Pb~
Be,o.con 5608-M. ~tfc
56-Money WaoW .
Balboa. 911<:97
s10 -3:1lh st., Newport. G5c97 !J'r.ust ~eqs for Sale $9750
LIDO BAY FRONT deluxe furn-46-Boom and Doud NET YIELD ·~ to 10% ,\ ~ORE
!shed 2 bdrm. ground floor apt. 1 ---~---~---""PI.ACE YOUR PROCUDB l3ilck Bay -3 Acres
Fireplace. Diapoaal. Enclosed. CO_M.i"ORTABLE room and board lN GOOD TRUS't D~S" On a com~r with 368 fL fro~tave
patio. Pier and dock adjacent. for lady pensioner. Uceiaaed • Rent r-ea.aonable to June 15th. home. Phone Bea.con 5343_ Every loan title lJ\lu.red-. and 300 fle'et net ln depth, Will
Phone ff4fbor 2590. 96c9 Col~ Mesa. P.OCPT $9,586--lst T. D. Pays $100 mo. make 8 or 9 beauti.tUI Jou. The
at e~. tull prtce LI onJy-
LATE '49 CAD .62, 4·dr. sed. \V.
S. W ., elec: wind. lift., twin
ape&kera, spot lite, sun vbor,
cru1tom nylon Beal covers, radio,
heater, defl'Olter, winds hl e 1 d
waaher. Two tone 11.gbt gray A
brown. .Absolutely in tine.at
mecb_ con.dlUon. If you Want a
Ca<S that can be driven thOUl-
ands of carefree miles, t.hb Is IL
Better look OJI.a: oae 0-ver. Price
$2995: Can be .een at any time.
1831 Placentia Ave_ (near W .
17th), Co.ta Mesa.' 94c99
$3.381-l•t T. D. Paya '10 mo. at
8~. All due 11168. $5350
" ~.,---,.....,.--------~ 19ll0 qfEVROIZr SEDAN, very
low mileage, a car that renecta
e~nt care.. $1595. CUL-
BE!n"SON MOTOR CO., 2t81
-Cout Hwy., N•wport Bch. g5c:1ie
1951 BUICK ruvtera Super Coupe.
Dynallow, radio, heater, opot-
11.cbt, w"ndshlcld wub.e.rs, Good·
Y03r t1J>L i;;a_.i. white walll with
llt•gu&J>I tuliu. Original owner.
Pufect c:oadJUOn. Harbor 2887. -
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R:3 Corner l,.9t . -
Near bay and ocean, with small
2 beciroom e:ott.aa:e on rear. $9,· 50!>, i·rin~· .
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Lido Isle Bay Front Oµp\~l'
, .Thia la the most unusual property
Large roomy 5 ~· po!Pe, offered to~ aate in ·yearL Thero
, -' ~ew Honws
1'1!:et!: bdrm.-2 bath&--oversized
2:.e.r Attached garage. Located Ii/>· µ..-lined gtlltle sloping cor-
ner lot.
Lido Nord BAYfRONT. la & bay view from •very rcoP'
Completely fµmisbed Pier Qnd a view of both baye tmin 'l\fIIS . . · · the livtng room. Frant apt. 1!11-4 .
and slip. Full Pl'llll! ~.500 wall to wan catpet!Jlg--<lli etec-. Has Income
$14,000 will b1µ1!UI!. tric kitchen-mahogany l!flr A Two bdnn. home with .Bp&cloWJ 2
planter. and tile bath. Rear ~-apt. over 2-car garage
l-T arhor Investment &pt 11 nicely tumlahed and haa With view ot ocean. .a.t. tJ'-.; . aceew from street •
Cpmpany /: tl ' Q~ ;~; I sci$ H0'4ES . .RE RANCH
l\EAI1.roBS 1\la ta & 3 bedtlh:' 2 bltb, norQll 11 1J.W-f '('llA u,11! b'"'8, Bt'bag•
Soth and Newport Blvd. • with a prtvaf..e enc10aed 1\11\decfi." ~18. fif.g-e enc\~ paU09,
Newport A...ach Ph. Harbor 1600 Even the price la \Ulqsual, '27.~ ovenlud paneled fireplacea.
I wttll epod term• aval~le. decora.tor ~lota and wall pa•
View Lot
Only $3000 In new quiet section
of Npt. lig-ht.a. ~JOO lo wide
paved a.lloy:
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F. P. Waldron, :§ro,~er
308 Mar!n,e, Balboa laland
Harbor .2Si
500 • -50~ Ppi.Iµlettia
Q~rQrul. d~l )iar
Phone Owner, Harb9r 1521-J
or ~ yopr broker.
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Courtesy!_
Golde• State 1st 9uality
BUTTER
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MEDDO-LAND-No. 2 C••
CUT ASPARAGUS
SANTA MAllA-No. 1 Tall Can
SPAGHETTI
OLD SOUTH-No. 1 Can
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
SEAL·TIST-No. 2 Can
TANGERINE JUICE -J cANs lS.c
SCOTT 1000 SHEET IOLL rorm .
TiSSUE
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·flitr8E 2 -PART It-TMURSOAY, NOV. I, 1951
· ~-!*Pjl1ss-8
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• £Ommumty·Oay ·
·Observed · by :
Church Women
The Harbor Council of Ghurcb
--Women obeerved World Com.mu-
,, nlty day Friday, {'Jov. 2. with an
lnoplriJll' and cbailellgUll' p .....
gram. The meetLns was heW · in
the Newport Har~r Lutberln
church at 1 :30 p.m. Putor Her
bert Roth welcom~ the group
gathered from nine churches of
the Harbor area. ,
Mbl Elate New-.arut. prn:ldenl:,
conducted a brief buail'Ml!llll eeut.On.
She told the atory of United
Church Women and IU purpoee.
exp~aining the three great dap
ob&erved : the '-''orld Day Of Pray-
er, the nret Friday of Lent, a day
of worahJp; May Fell~"9hlp day,
the nrat Friday ln May, a day of
fellowUl.lp ; and World Community
. day, the r1rat Friday in November,
a day of .ervice to others.
' I Book of the . Month'·
at Baptist . Church
; Dr. Ivan C. EULi, new putor at
the Newport 8oPUat cburcll. bu
llJ1nOUDCed that the Bible Book Of
lbe Month will be P4uJ'a Second
Epistle to Timothy, and bu urired
the. membe:n; of hia eon~p.Uon
to read it tat lea.st once a week
duriJ1&' November.
Prayei-meeting d18cuaalon. on
Wedneeday eventn1e &t· 7:1:5 will
center aroupd portton. of t.h1I
ttook. and the next three morntnr
1ennona will a1ao be b3aed on
UXta In ll Timothy. The toplc8
of theae eennon.. wtU be: ••God'•
Order to All Chrt.tl&M." "SU·
preme cauae tor ThanJugtvtng,"
and "How. Profitable la the Bible
to M'.e ?'" The .ermon toplc ttiJa
Sunday evening at 1 ;30 la an-
nounced aa •An Anchor for the
Soul."
Reeklents and viaftora In the
city of Newport Beach who do not
have a local church home are' cor-
dially Invited to worship with the
coni'f'eptton at. 1900 eotirt. atreet,
19th at Balboa.
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• BALBOA ISLAND
METHODJST CHURCH ~· •••o.ta ..... oam-••"lllJ' ...... Clldot CllUrch II)' .. 'II., -.... ..... lUlld ":! -.. !Or tlMI _., Pr-o , _..... 11 ..,. J¥ ~ ...... 1111')01"=11t llilb11 -Coln:-,. ~ ... ~~ ~,.,..... ~ ~ dlU:rdl ........
-IP' ·::-..... , t' Calll .... l& _ ........ w. ~ by --1 ,~~~;;~i::=;;.;;*~~;;~~~~~~=;~~~~ IWllaM 1t rctrs .la U.. t1ILtted tor.Dr.~ 'tVhJte. oomm, tot
•• I ,...,,..._. Pn&c:lllnir 1116 -Ir Ww. be Ibo lleY °"'""
••--Ito loolil aiptly-Bun·· Je-. a ,......_ ona *-1111111 .,_. A,..... ... .•. p '&:,····· .'. do7 °"""911 l'l1dq n..n!Dp In put<>r at' llatd8dale ,_, lanta 'A ,a V ..a &···
Ntw EDUVA'l'JOi.'AL ~G "' M. Inc 7 -·Ibo !D<&1 dnlrcbeo. ........ '
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'., ~ .. Ix~ -at. ...., 'll"hn a. Qi,-. -....._ __ W''•• "' Ille """••-""'"'I tta.,_ preach---OpportWIJU ,. 'kllocllln& ID ., -• . ' -.A•; . • • -~·-.-.. r er-the a..~ Cb.ai1M Rowe, p&tt6r • ... PA.fi'&ct• ~,·•. MW1 • h ... 111~ ~ of 1-Alls~ , . , ' . · ~ tbe ~ula Vi.ta KetftodlJot ,, CI.Aaay:u:o 4D9. ' ' CAllll•..0 =y *'· .U; 'l• GAL.,
• dlurdl. Tllo Rev. JCuone Wood, _.._ ~--ft•-__........_
B h Good h....... I lr'. ....... of lbe )(lpo!oq HlJla church r....,i ~ cw OlllUST, , ' .....,..........,. ... la+Mioa--....... ~·•>Ut • is op , en to vcuicate . new : ~C:!r'a.-.::~the rue!: ;,!.~~~..:<~a.~n::
Md the ~-Ralph W. 1. Supplee, BOltoe. Ma ... dallMtta. cf St. James Educational Bufld_ing = ~ :~;,.,;:~1~~ .:: :..~· ~-·\~ ., 1r===::::, ~;:;;:i=-~. ===t;=;;:a:;:::;;;:::=;;;;
occupy u.. pulpit •• th• Balb<>a '""!la•.......,,~--••, .. , •.• , ·.~ftMCJtm-~QCKS 'IQ 2~154 ·-w.u •••• ;. 1:.,..,...,. m.MtlM 1:0:t •· •· .. ,...,.,..,. ""
The new "Edu.callonal buUdinl Ialand clMl.rch. R .. ctt"• Room Loe.tee! -_t 1i1 Palin .... · • ~· " ·
of 8t. Jame1 church will be dedi-d B · Dlch of tbe cue:•t preachU, will Stir.et: B•lt-, •I• .-a d•ll.J rf"Onl 1 z · P~~ ~:-ftlt _J!l ~Masi";*-' But&~·...,·
coted Sunday, .Nov.' Hth, by the A ventists e.gin· epeal< 'botll momlnl' and eventng c:::-... ,': ;..r;.:;,;!i'!:..!r:nda•• ... ~-. . ':"' "<;fijDl!B Alflr'f'lnNORETE BLOOltS.·
Rt.. Rev, Jloibert B. Gooden, Suf-1_ f p · t:hW cointis,. Sunday, u • well as . tt!:i publle I•• cordially IO¥tted "to 1 .-• ,:~p ~ ~;., strePLl£8 . . .1 •·•
tracen BlabOp Dloede o( Loi An· Wee1t 0 rayer ~-_ .... t~ dtrouc\;'out the week. ~ .. dlnathRc!~rdt MrYi~'_ .... __ ·" __ ··-·~ .. ~·:·~·==~~·t;=:·~·~· :l:':':::'==:· ~J~· ~-::::~·~'~"':':::!·~·-~·~ .. =~ geld, retired. • • . -· n\~1.1!1 ~ . wtth pie pUblJc ttr---~-------1 •• -
The ded'"tioD. -~ wUl take Seventh-Dey Advent11t Ch.W'Cb vfioM, the ~ chur;ochea are par----... --..,.-""ll:-.· ie··~--~·~·~r-:~~/~, ~~:':-":'!:~~!""~""°~...;,!""!"!·;,· '-p....;;,,,.;....,;.;,_...;;:.• place at ~0 :4$ a. 'm. tollow1ng the membera of the ,Newport Mtta \lcJpaitnr In an exten:alve home 11 • · · ·j! .. ,. ... ~9;9' · .. ·-' ,, ~=:~ = 1~ =~ ::• N-:~frt~~::~: ~on pminm throughout the y:·--· -8'~.' ~···,p-~:f~,~~-:11,@A'."
vice, thereby glT!nlf ,.,._ opportu-Nov. 10 lo \&W>chlnlf ntm~lt&n-..· Pin-bf the preaclr!n.c m.lo-• ~ , , • • ~-'<' ~ ,, , =~tE:?1 =~u;i,.,~~::;·~~u.:f~r;.i~~{!Si. JI ftP ,, GaA~~·:. O'ffID '_-n.'fOfftHtfD '~·'
cotloll, will pttacll at tho 11 L m . l4)C&) member. plan to vtolt "" ~ that . lh•r• .. a lfY . Fu~u~• 11 -Il l ll ~ ' t I. 11 . ~~·· .. rv1ce of dedication ..u1 =n Into~.:~:.:..;!: * ::"t::i.~to1w1~~'::'; JHE :l?a& REFRIGERATI~ ~11:,;1!!,· W, '. AUTO,& .. lic ~-ad. .. ~~$ :)
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Mia Irene :so.omworth brought
the repcrt or the nominating com·
mittee a.n<1 the alate 1tJ1.•aa unani·
mou~Jy elet:ted. Re v. Paul Bab-
bitt.. president of the Harbor
Young ~pie ot Junior Hieb
School ap who are not memben
ot a Fellowship Group meetina:
on Sunday evening are cord.la.Uy
Invited to attend the n~ 'South
FelloWablp at l!l:SO p . m., and re-
main for the evening service. •
--~~~~oo~~~~~~-~~::=-=·~m:•:·~o:r:~:~~~-==~~~~====~==~======~~~~~~~~~~~======Y~'~~=~~·~c~,~~~ porch of the new bu.lldln1. wtlh con'fSPCJrlde:nce COlll'llef or tn tbe
tho Bishop ol'flc~tlnl'· Geo'I'• M. home claun. They wOJ:at.o offer '. , •. •
• Council of Churches. lnstalled the
followlng oftlcera who will take
oUice on J a n. l : Mrs. P e r c y
•Baine•. president: M.ra. Ch99ter
Flaher. vlce-preatdent: Mrs. Mary
, Jane Johnaton, ffCret.ary : Mias
Clara Kohllitedt, treuuttr. The
Holateln m repfMi!ftlinf the Geo. the mervtCH of thelr wf:lfa.re or·
M. Holateln compu:r_ wlll praent pnl&at.ton to famJllea' 1n nffd. Dr. 'F II M to the Senior Warden of the Par· Paul Butcher ln ct&a.ITe-4 en an 1 lllh, Eugene Gl'&.8lelll, the a.rtlcle• 1n conhecUoq with the Week of
S b• of completion ot the oon.tlrucUon Pr•yer, membeh: ~dltlon&Uy Qb.. U 1ect at of tlle bUUdlnl[. Mr. Q......,111 wlll ,.rv• a week of Hlf•denlal, dolnlf
Sc.1ence Church In tum, on behalf of the concre-wtthout Jwr.urtea and even neceui·
• president called a brief seuion ot
... the executive board at tM con·
cJualon ol the program to plan for
a meeting to terminate the busi-
ness of the year and to outline
gallon ot St. Jame. Pariah. prr-Uet:, in order to ctve a apec.W
" aent to, the Blabop the ettUtlc&te offering-to tbe support ot the
The pert'ec,tlon and m•je•ty of ot completion In order th•t the church'• world procram of evan'·
God'• creation la contruted with Biahop may procttd lo dedk:ate C'e.llam .
• the World Day ot' Prayer program
, at the Co.sta Mesa Commun.lty
Metbodi.St church on Feb. 29. The
th~ dream ot mortal exlatence tn tht buUdlnl" Keynol( or lhe W°ttk'• acttvttles
the -Sunday Leaaon-Senno n on Particlpa.Ung in the eervtce with \a the church'• be.ttef ·1n the near·
"Adam and Fallen Man" In all lht> rector ot the Pariah. the Rev. ne., ot Ohriat'a retuni and {be end
Christian Science churches . One Paul Moore Wheeler, will be Ro-of tbb · wortd, explalned put.or
ot Paurs deelaratlona In hla \ft· land Lagtrlof. aupertntendent of Hopia, L. 4.ndenon. · •
ter to the Epheai&r\s ia the Gold-conalrucUon and a mmlbe-r of the ~t 'V'~ J . Johna. former
en Text: "Ye "'ere eometlme• teacht.nc .tan ot 8\. Jame1 Church lrwt.rUctdf·.•t the CoUe(e ot MeC!i·
da.rknea, but .nov.• are ye light ln 'achool. cal SY&nsetuu WUI ~ at tbe
the Lord: walk u chlldren of Ughtio JPollowinr the 11 L m • ..mce S&tu~y &. m. ll!f:VlC.. Nov. 10
-. . . proving "'hat la accf'ptabl.e the women ot the Church School and ai.o -at· 'tht lrOMSon&ry VoJ-
unto the Lord" (5:8, tOt. ' Guild will enUrtaJn the Blt&hop untft.r ·m.~tn·· Friday, Nov. 9,
• board will meet with Mra. Edgar
.f HJU )(onda.y, Nov. 26 at 1 p..m.
Mr•. Percy Baines, chairman of • the day, h&d charge · ot the pro-.
1 gram. The theme, 'Uve Thy
· • Fa.Ith'" or love ln acUon ~pha.·
11ized the truth that "!aith wittt.-
, out wor<!a ia dead.'' It centered
around relief· for the war suffer-
, e rs In Korea and ecumenical achol-
arsbipa for foreign atudents.
On thl.e aubjecl Mary Baker and the Pariah at a reception ln 1 :30 p. ftl, .
Eddy 58.Y• In "Science and H,t-alt.h t.he Pa.rtah Hou.. The mWlic tor Churi:h, rri.cmbeta an urged to
with Key to the Scrtpture111::" ''The the dedJcatlon tervice wW be J>I"(>-write lett..,ra ot prot.,eat ag-ain.t
great truth in' the Science ot being, vlded by the combined choll'11 of the appo&lµpe.nt of a U. 8 . ambu·
that the real man wu. "'· and the church .. , C1ierube, l'outh and aador to the Vatle&n "U a viol&·
The-ott,nng ot the day will be
... Used tor these projee~.
e ve r 'shall ht> perfect. I• !neon-Sen.tor•. Uon of the"' prf/ldple of the Aepara-
trovertible: for tt man la the Im· lion of cbutch and state."
Mn. W . S. Hun.saker read the
. scrlptw-e Jeason. Rev. JOMpb W.
Mcshane pve the Invocation and
Dr. Harry White the benediction.
age, reflection, or God. he la nei-
ther Inverted nor 111.1bverted. but
upright and GodllkQ." f p. 200). C~ula Vista Pas,or· Every-Me"'ber:.
to ~reach . at Canv.ass Dinner of ~osta Mesa Church St. James · Parish Mrs. Florence Ande'80!l ~resided Bisho'p Gooden at the or.,.n : Mrs. Herbert Roth
and Mrs. A . J . Rutter wt.re 90)g. to Address
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lsts~ · In coope-ratlon wtth all olher
}-{1~ Linde Heinze. a n exchan~ Sf J W · 'Metbodtat c.hurcha Uirou.ihout the
st udent !rom Bavaria, WU pre-• ames omen Conference., the Coc1a Heu Com-
sented and apoke appreciatively of muntty cbUttb bu eel ,.de the
her life and '•'tork here u 8 etu-The ·Women's Auxfifary or St. wttk ot Nov. 11-11!1 for an evaACf'--
den£ a t NeY{J>O rt Ha rbor UniOn James P arish at ita regular ·llatlc endt>avor. Speaking locally
high school. She made comp.an. monthly meet ing WPdn•sday, Nov. wiu be the ~v. Ch.arlee Rowe
sons with the schools in Germany 14th, at 11 :30 p. m. ln the Parl.ah .of ~ Chula Vlata Methodlat
and.._ the life th€!re. MW Heince Houae ~11 have u IU speaker church and for111erly past.or ot the
plan• to return to her native Land Bishop Gooden. Hia subject MU ,,,..t )liethod.Ltt church of Salt
• after five yeara of achool in be the ")fuaic or .Adv•nt and Lake City before tnMfen1nJ Into
, America. • Chri.atmaa.'' . t:b.la conference. Rev. JOHph W.
r Mr•. Ba1ne8 then introdu~Pd Bt.ahpp Gooden ta a wellknown Hc8)lane., pa.ttor, ha.a announced.
• Jan08 Kereazturi, Hungarian DP authority on church mutlc, and Rev. Rowe )¥Ill be preaching
• student at Orang• Cout college. hi• presentation ot thi!s aubje<:t both morning and evenlnl' ol Nov.
.. He t old of hla pffor ts to reacl:r le not only educational, but ttn· l l and eacb nJsbt at 7:SO p. m.
Ame rica, coming through Ger-tertaining aa well. The \VOmen of throurh P"rldaY. Nov. 16. -.....
: many, his experie nces with Com· the Parish are ln.vtt-ed to •llRnd ''The main empbuta ot' the
. muniAm there. and of his joy and thl8 meeting. ~,.hole campaign will be to re.-
gratitude of being in the United t~ ac tivate inactive membera &i\d to
• s .tate•. atter five trying yeara. ady of Mt. C--rmel bring new one• 1nto the cburch Janos. now 19 yea rs of age, u fellowship. Rev. Mc&ulne aald.
hopea t o become an Ame rican 1 A Al B lb A W orking in a speclaJ manner ta-
cit.I.uh and prove worthy of hi.a ..,., a oa ve. want thla end will be membe:n of
• adopted country, he said. Boll'I the F'iahermen'a club. Wling a plan
• studenta answered questions and Mua Scbedolee ouUlded to tht. gTOUp a,i. lta
: made friend8 during the eoc:Lal Sunday at 8. 10 and 11 :30. monthly meeting' lut Sunday
•hour. Week day8, 8 a.. m. Confeulona. mdrnJng.
.. Putora and wive• Introduced Saturday, 4 to ~:30, 7:30 to 8 :30. -------
:w ere: Rev. and ~fr9. Herbert Sunday, before each maa. Balboa
ROth, Lutheran; Rev. and J.tra. Ialand, Sunday, 8 and 10. Satur-
•Paul Babbitt, congregationa.J ; day, 8 a. m . Confeaa:lona, A&me u
Rev. and Mrs. Jam es s. Sl~rt. above.
St. Andrews Presbyterian: Rev.
• a.nd M're. Joseph McShane, Col:ta
; Mesa M\!lhodi.at: Rtv. and Mrs.
1 Thomaa R . Pendell. Christ Church
.. by the Sea ( Mtthodlat); Dr. Har--
• ry White, Balboa Ialand Method-
; lat. A.a the name ot eac h church
wu called, thoee member• prea--
: ent stood wjth the put.or. Mem-
.. hen ot St. Jame.a Epiacopal. New-
, port Baptist and Coeta Met.a Cen-
• tral Bible Church also responded
trio roll caJl.
s ' • A dellghttul ft>:Uowahip hour
• l'QWlded out the &ttemoon . ...-ttb
Radio Pro.....-me
Daily, except Sunday, Rosary
hour. KFWB (980) 7:30 p. m .
For peace.
t· Sundays
Holy Ma:sa, 9 :06 &. m., KLAC
(:570) 11 a. m. Catholic Boru-, Kl'I
(640) 6 :45 p. m. KGFJ (710) Hour
of St. l"r'Mcl.8 CUdinp t othen .
L. B. Convocation
Mee~s in Santa Ana
•women· ol tbe hoet church •nln& Tweiity-two ~ and mi»-
1 d&lnty 1&11...tchea from a bd.uU-aton.a· repruenUD( the Loni' Beach
fUlly appointed le& table. Kra, C. Cbnwcatlon of the 'l:pt.copol Dlo-
1 A. K.inp.a.n &nd M:ra. Kary Che. ceae of Lo • .A. n I' e I e • were
, bro ~ Rep.trat.Sona were reprwnted at the eeml -annual
•bandied by Kra. Harold 1'lnk and meetlq held at tbe Cburc.b of
St. Joachim Women
to Sponsor
Fashion Show
ni.e Moth en· club· q! SL Ja.-
chlrn Pa.rt.ah 9ChooJ of Colt& Meu.
1-. spoMOrfnl' a !oaldon obow and
-party -to be bold ,,,..,,...y,
Nd¥. P ~ 1 p. m. In the irrlday
Altori\oon Club llciuaes 0owN by
Corona de! Mar a..!ptt Lee BblP'
ley will be rilloWll UlroqltoUt tll4!
anem-. n.a:. will be a obort
Pl'OlfrlJ>' by the .ochOOl chlldron
followed by -rt, Both -...
""" canUI& will be ,pla7ed, with
both table'and ~ pl1aM otfffod.
Donatloft Will be Si.2& ~ Ucluta
may be OOCUHd '&om' Jl'ra. Walt
)(l)fu,11eo.conuoe. JlaervalloDo
mu.t ... made 'by NOY. 23. a....nJ
cbalnnan le Kro. J-SC.la.
,.._ LeoM..nt Hargrove. Kn. t,1).9-Meal.ah. Seventh and Buth S Th ~eth Q>larry h.ad chtrl'• of tbe lltreet.n, lanta Aha, at D :80 p. m., 8rmOn 8tn8
1 niiraerY and, uaber• _..., Km... T.lleaday (Nov. D) t St A d
The aapual every-mem~r can-
v.,. dlnaer of St. -:Jamee P&l'iah
will be. hdd at 11 :80 p . ar. oo TIM!o-
day, Nov~ \3.. Ttae ·~ cb.alr-.
man, Alelwlder R&mllton, w\11
pttoent the 11&2 b\!dlfet ot Ibo
pariah and an ln~ cOm-
menta:ry on Ute ~ .. work
of ti» .Ep1ocoPaJ church. ,
1be cllaner la under the ,ch&f.r-
man.olllp ,or Xro. Ellaabetb CU!>·
nlnf!Wm. -rv&llOGI att u :oo
pe.r plate· f.nd may' be aecured
!rom 1'tr-. ltuth .Patti.-> by pbori •
lnl' HarWr 2167-Xs Voliowbll'
the dllU)tt the Vatry of St. JaMea
wtll hold ,,. ttCOltr • monthly
mffting' .
Lutheran . Church
Sermon Theme
84;.nnon Lbeme Sund&>;-. Nov. 11,
11 a. m. at the Nl'W'pCjrt Harbor
LuU..ran churdl ii "Al>ldo With
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A at&y With rel&tlw.a lD Shreve-
port. lA., hao -e.njoyed by
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She mode "?•'b'lp by p!a.oe.
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p -· S11 adroo ~:~-" ~= Home .EConomitt .• Get-To~ther Cl~ ~atal F~te. for P,1.~ ~.:...PART ~\.-THURSDAY, NOY.•. 1951 ' · -~er ~u.' . ::::.l!-~::..S,.~c:: on,,.,.. Program Gu~ •• Mesa 'Davi~. ~erworff1 .L ... ~~-ie'aLMcllESS a to Hold Amual ,,....,.., Wbo po111~ u.. --.,.-"-Yid~ W. I ,,..;. ~ ....... W ~ · Mr& ,_.... cian, JlrL 11-., XIII ~ r., ,,., ._ -°" re 4'A -· 1 .-""' ~~-·--~ . . • • Dmielcl .Mn. Ted Bami.-. JQlo -!At, Wiii --.. "M~ ,,__ ~-Ollft ~ .,.. _,.WU ~J' _...'"' --; • • ' • -_
D.. . N 15 ,J-~ ..... Kn. Aloia._. twctt11'" a(. 11111Uq., Illa 0..-lertalao4 tl!e ~ Cllll> ~· -~~-~ ~ ~ •LJ d '(i • I Fu ·a·· -r.d ·o . Inner Oy ter. ta .,.._ l-111l-lfarPlr 'PTA w'lth a --Ill tha bQcDe-ot ""'!" on~-,or -at -r:-1ar tm85 ft · tl'fh IN UO
A ~ Of nau~ ID-W.....,, HOY. I., ~ ' .. ill. Dorioa J4!fllo Ill ~ K. 'lbe Balboa Pellinlllla .._. ...,.. be · -,1 · • °' ..... C 1>1annec1 i.,. u. °""· la ·lbe -ec11oo1 ~ ""'81ader--"'-.u.. ~ _...., •-=.....,.pre~.,. u.. -for c,.naua· Group Cetebrate ·at Mesa The aqmW dinner mMllnl' Holts., 8Pr!lll' .,...,_ wlJI be 1UI-Mmlql portlCm !It ~ ........ opollt\llq Ille l""'IP I to>' -" r , ' 1 • '
the Balboa Power 8q\!adlOD will ~ Il WW ai.o \e na •"'-t will l>o ~led _, ~,Pd -_,, Iii Loo Anpleo Wlalcll :~Ye. Ulenle. 1'lle cU. 1iU looe-· "Hard Tlmea" proY!ded · the PJ-... were dOul>led at a
be bold ~-~-rt, !IUl>or"Y~t Uiel t-..,. oqu..i,_ /o. UMi lltth .-,m•·ata.at l:lfldbel•lt -•. ,_,,_ l>J' att<'\41'"1' ''Ouyil Ii la •'!l!llllD color9 -ted wttll thf.me oi" cUuta pt;rty stvea a ~ feotlvlty satu rday, °'!!'• t'lnarlid&J'. llov. l& at T:SO '1'111~ ~ -In Ille '°hool A report cm I.be...,..... ot ~ poilo, ". . _ · bll\d< Clla ona p\111\pklnL Tllfl'e S.:tutday In the Coot& x.. borne Oct.~J when boncin cent,on,c1 on
p; "'-At Ullo 111oelln1' now or-m..idnl', -·.at Santa 1l&rt>U& and I.be HaJlowftn cunt.at ·~ At ~ nat . .meellnl'-In O,C-• ...,.. l'IY nol.oe m&ktte II;"( 11&1· or Mn. Jean Sll!lth-and b-Mancel>O, four·y..,.. ~ ncers for 1902 wW be eie<>tod. to one af San Diel"' Tbero are "'lW' bJ'· tho PTA will be JI...,. Tl!!j lier HflOI! Mwkovlcb wW tiootao looaa °' well u ~ llatt; ' by Yto.-Mary1lrown, both of Mon· ol.S, , ~'Richard Ala.II, ftve..eona
take otnce ln January. Ted Ham· flv' ~ la cauroml&, 1n· will 1>e •rwd la the ~ tllO Jl'O'IP' '!ti~ a dlM•r "11d l&Thoae •~I' wore Bo¥¥1f rov1a .Ave. Gue.ta came attlttd In of ~-and Mn. Manuel Mucebo
brook, c;haJmlan or Ill• nominating addition to Balboa. Tbey are l,ol\S' room. --1 Cbril!tJau ~ a\ which Ume derken!"' t, Donna SU. Gull· 'olcl cli>tbeo 'and .rerreatunlnu ot of 119 IC. 18th Bt.,· COila MHL
conunlttee with curtta Doob and Beach. Loo Anl'OI"'-Santa Mon-the -rot p&l,I of Ulla put year ~~-Jimmy Wlllon, Jay ~ -dwl• and cookl• we"' ""' atmoopbere of galet)I pnv&U-1\Q~ Bo¥<' on • bla committee tco and San 7ranclaco · r .:. t Jo._ Fi ' d wlU ~ m..,_ known. Jl'riJlceo PuJ. _...,.,. Slater •. 8on<lr& Smith. aimted .In "paper aae1<a to fllrtber ed "I the .Costa lie• Park where
llave namlnatod the ofDcr for . .->ttn • l'Ylah In~ ukl aad Doria Juko received Cheryl Kayflold, Jerry Stapp, Ml<\. the motif ot the gay fele. Mn. i M""cebo anup.i the , ob-
the electlon. ' • •, .g c1.fta from the (roUp. Attendlnc DavJd.-Some·ot the mot.here were The p-oup piruent.ed wedding serv¥'e&. Atttt·a pej1od 8! play.
Th"l' are for Command•, a .... WSCS Circ:le 11 for Drunk Driving "'"'' Belen KlfkoYlch, LeJa·JW>. &lo!>·pre ... L BeauutW ,stile were anni¥......,-Y Pn, to Mn. ,Brown tho -~uncatero were -ied at a
• •14 Boltl! 8 ; "Lt. CJim!lnandor, Ru I · Millon. Lenore Zube, l!'Nnceo·Pul' received by .David, ~cludlnlJ • bl· ~d .Mrs. Dorothy· G"fnL ·At th• tobl~ tor a birthday reaat of cake.
' ~dt AP; leei:'<IUY 0-..• He·-ftepo ..... s A.Inn R. GW,-, eoe 'Wool uld. M&rJ' KocDould. Nin& Wal-eyclo oen't by Davida mothjor from flJi&I• of card play, flrat prise .... Ice ._,,,, orongeade and candy .
Anilrawo 8. for f9o'lectloo ; Trau. "' ~ I\ rT --t, aanta Au, ....,_ lera, M1ldnd ~rrUI. DqNe Jee-San Diogo. captw-od by Kn. lllamle Dean, Mra. Emma Pettlra of Bellflowor,
urer, Alvin Spencer s, for ~..,. Kn Laura ioaea 111 ~ ci.y wao •-••= a saY;) tjpe tw ko •• OUn 8•ar1, • and Alma 'JIOT qousr; DA.ll&OICD )Vblle the "°"8oi.t!on toln!ft wen& l'fUdl!>otber of the two . cele-
Ul>D. For execuUve committee C<l!I& · "--II~ at ~ dnlnk 4rlvlnl' """° be _.,..i Tllompooa. , ~e of glua pan .. In her to Kn. MujQrle H&lnea. ltectpi-branta. ualsted with tho .. rvln&'.
members, ~ -nom&uted ue Jaiaat &neell:D.s ot arcM 11 of th9 tor •rnlp.ment Qd .»"1~ hot houae wu reported by Mn. e.nt of the door prize wu Mra. ~y1nc the event were Gloria-
Bay L&ngonl>olm AP, now colll· Coat& M ... Communlt7 Methodwi he&rlal' bofor. lfli\'porl 'I'oW1>1hlp AT PEllllLI: JIEACB · C. F. L&ndere, 819 WHt Bay Ave · F)'!ncoa jlmlth. jean Mancebo, Allcefayo Manoebo, ·
mander; ,_ BIG!ld&l<I N. now Cll\Jrch WliCs. Mro. OUt.ua JUfp DoNW J . Dod ... --• • Spondlnl' a few day1 at Del B&lbo&, to pollce Monday, Offlc<J COmpl•tln&' the merry company Jimmy Hart. Barbara Ann 'Hart.
i:hainnan of Adft?!Ced Grades, lliane, cl\&l.rfnaft, pve a nport a....,. waa-&f'Nlted Oct:-21 at Monte Lodp, Pebble !}each. a.re warned two chJldren, 8 and ~ We~ Mmes. Bernita Eutman, Ela1*.e Peuce, DewyEtlepReeve9,
at1d Robert McGwtre JN. on the ~n~. cJ.ll~rl~ rnfl\lnl· N~ _Bb\t. an.4 $0\Jt.Ji ~aln Mr. and Mra. C. L. Cooper, New-year-. a.bout t.hrowtng rock4 at Olga Gt-ant. Jea.Jf Hldeen., Molly Mary Coit.a. Marl e Van Heern-
Ha.rold Holts: ls now U. Com· Mra .. Jane Reid explain«<! ~ street on two OCJU.l'tl: chunk and port Beach: M.r. a.nd Mra.. Art glaaa houaee. · The children'• par--.Bufford and Ann Helton. ake~k a,u~ Mike Van Heemalcerck.
mander and hu M!'Ved _. treu-member «Vive to be held thla d.nlftk -drl~. n.e ,J\ljSe eta-LA Shelle, B&U>oa. and l4r. -.nd enta cle~ed up the debrta, prom· I
urer. Rex Brand la now "'-truetor month. The. ftl.lu}onary talk on m1-ed \,Ile 4rWUc e.b&jte. Mrs. Myton! trvtne, Sant.a Ana. teed to make restitution. WLH people do read the, ar -People do read the want ad&
In charge ol the m.tri.\f\Or train· Bolivia 11148 p,_.,t4d by Mn. • -~----,..----·' i--------""'---'---------..:....-..;,.. _________ _ illg "'"IH" and lloU 11-lo<:turu Bel~ Jenl<a,, Taklnl' ., her 1!u1>-•
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In .tho ~anel>!p ·couroo (21' oev· Ject ''Th• Prtn,. that We Leave."
eral yea.rs. • Mrs. J ean Windaor led the de·
Tb ~!-~~~ clL9.S votlqn-1 obeervance. e apnng •~u ....... up · .. 11 f M Will be prestJlted with tbei.r ce.,._ A note wu re~ rom ra.
tillcaleo. 'llhooe who p_.i 'th• 114yrUe l,.on~ or Newport Heiple
course are llncoln Clark, Ray tbankth1 the circle for the ~
Don&ld. Ernest Eastlund, William atal planter bo .. l which the ~p
OOSTA MESA Jamee F.dw~ Jr., Davkt Fraaer, .ent her wty.Je .ne wu UL ft.e.
1100 'Newport Blv~ Robert Graber, Joseph Guerin, treahmenU were terved to mem-
CORONA DEL Ill.AR . Cttff Hal.Y. Ted Hambrook, .Leon· ber9 lime&· Cnne, Rekl, Jtfi}C.a.
903 .Coast fll&'bWaJ' •rd lt01teUer. Jahn Kimble, Arthur Wlnd9or, Ell&abelb ZimJlLV, llar-
LAGUNA BEACll I..ai-son; Robert Leinau, Willard Jo rie J'l&lnea, Dorothy Bradley and
%1j Forest Avenue Ma.son. SilQ Newcomb, Harold vbliton Mrs .. Amy McShane anO
._ _________ _. Motg&n Noble, Harry Pletcher, Mrs. Florence D&vfy.
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Purtest Mineral 011 29• 1 ~nted Bo!,S!!'lionery 59;
8-oz. -~ Value
STAG
Aftt'r Shave Lotion
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Ke r . 15c ..
Pen & Pencil Set a..,. .,..,
$1.95 ........................................ . KLENZO
F A()JAL TISSUE
SWEAT SOX = S4141 ...... -··· 24•
Re(. $1.lQ 2 pair '149
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CllOl.'OLATE HONEYCOMB
CHIPS
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COMBJNATION LADIES .
Purse & Billfold
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Linen
Dish Towels
SUNBURST DESIGN
TUMBLERS
CARA NOlllE llINIATURE
Face Powder &
Perfume
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will! -IC YARDLEY
Hanel Lotion 65 '
ar;x BAY
Infra Reel Lamp
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tllltK THlil IHtfll V'ltJll!
LOii BOAST ..
Rib End or Loin End Roasts. Cut from Loin of ' Eastern Graln·Fed Potk. !End Chope. lb. 59cf
All Safe way Stores POU CHOPS
will be closed Mon~ I cc...1ot Cut l\ocDt. 11>. 73cl
: Center Cul
Loin or Rib
day, ~ovember 12th I -~;;.;;..~;,;;;_ ____ _,,,-------
in obseryance of am LIVER ~'= I•. 79'!·
Armistice Day. -.... P-------------------····~--~~:.::~l:~ ...... J l~l!~to pan:~:: .. 980 . t,,_ T•lll Nl.IU
LIKerH Mil Rr':.lo< = 21 c
Homog1N1.td, posttufi:red~ ( YI -gol., 42c)
Price subied to State Boord ~'-tions.
Con<enlraled Milk ~= 1~
Lucerne, tr~le rich. Add 2 ports wottt
to make tbbi. milk. lQuort, Mc)
Mrs. Wrltht's Bread -::: 1 s•
wi.11e .-. • .ileed. rmh1y 1>a1<oo1.
CrlCted Whelt Bread ·::: 17•
Mrs. Wr'clht's tllctd.
Bitter= Bread
Mn. Wr~11fiotd.
· Ulft =Bread
Mq. W•lef>t'1 diced.
BABY FOODS
C.rbor'a otrainecl 3 2 5c or tbopped. -
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GUDE A· ~BAtOll Sliced
Special I
Morrell' a l'rid• Ill Hoat-s.aled Packo9e.
LOOK AT THESE SAFEWAY VALUES
SWED PEAS 2 1
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H19bwcry brand. Extra atandanl.
CORNED BE~F s~ci~ l ~~L 39°
-JELL-WEll s~::., 3 ::;,,.17°
RIX LARD ~~~~~=: · !t ~1~
~,11un11, DaUy Gloa.. nnt Qual!IJ'
quartered and Cartoned •· .. 78°
TOMATOES
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Jl'riday ' e:u a. m. &.4 • 12:118 p. m. OJI and ...c.c,taU!!lflo, 11ave a -ey ''to •-u ...... ; .. ~ t11e
' to ~ us. .... to ppea; be-, -..... ·-·~ • 1 November 8 8 :28 p. iii. f .& ~ ...... ---· .. •·· _ ..... to commttteM wblcll p~,tu 40lh and 45U. latlllw7 dlvlalonl,
llatuntay . 8 :42 a. m. &.8 0:22 a. m. • 0.8 1,1:i!_ and to ·wrtw-U.olr eoq,_. aow In Japan, Clenonl ~ L&wtoll ~ .. November 10 7 :22 p. m. 4i • .f 1 :21 P· m. ""' 0.2 ma:l and ~elr Senatore and tbelr "=olltna Mid Jf'\1d&y.
61111~ 7:\o·a. m. 8.0 0:63 a. m. 1,2 s .. • Le~olalora. ~ to pay tau 'nle P"°!>lhn l"tJI i,. ~to keep
!November ll 8:09 p. m. 4.3 2 :01 p. 0\--O.S. aUentlon'to the commltleee which :~~ divlalonaturn~ _':'_."!lllf0e~~ 1.e rtou-· and •• ~~ men re ..., ~... ~~ Af.onday 7:36 a. m. 6.2 1 ~2 •· m. dJ1eu. appro' ~-· m.,-e ,thelr two year tour. end,next Au· , fNovember 12 8 :06 p. m. 4.0 2 :3Sf })-. m.. ~ the budget.a. · •-l'W't, the chid of lllatt Aid.
'nleadfu' 8 :04 a. m. 8.2 l :&o a. fJ1· 1.9 Stop the apendlng. and you.•~ General Col.Una ha.a jult. return-
: November 13 9:40 p. m. 3.8 3 :1t.p. m. ~~ ~e t:.~~t ;:"1!,!9re. ":er~= ~ ~ a wt-:r~~ ~
Wedneoday 8:31 a. m. 6.2 !:.!! ap.. :· 8 ten bUllon dollan off Ille l'ed<ral ••· laatp •-'
Tbe b&1ance of the mccting W1ll
be tpent tn &a1lgnment apd ar-
""llfettlent ot De¥! cluarooma.
•November 14 10:28 p. m. 3.8 ., '" .... ;--0· budget for tLlc&l year 1952, .than .......,, ,....,...... ·
.-;untday 9 .01 a. m . 6.0 <Z :43 a. m. 2.3 lt will be to equeese $5.t b1llJorl He uJd both the former .~a.Uon-
' November 16 11 : 16 p. m. . 3.t f, :32 p. m. • --0., ln new tu:ea oat of 't.tte people. '1 Guard dlvialanai were In fine
• 1 ~ \ax ,h,.oe." < e St.op the spendift«; lbe ea can He al.lo aakt he lhoup.t a ln>ee @) (.i' be taken care ot later. ..
-·~ ' t think tJie "lpending brO .. or In Korea wi.a ··enUrely pc:Ulble''
-the 82nd ConfT'HB, plus lbe new but ventu.red no rueu on when. •
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tu leviee ft.be heaviest in hi8loryl General Colltn. M.Jd early aur-
• 1 a.re waking the people. 1 told the veya showed "tTOm 20 to 25 per
'!cnt" of younger otneen in both Taxpayera A.uoclatlon the UnlUd the former California a.00 Olc:la-Statea waa n.chtlng a \ff&r on Dec. 5 Nov. 13 Nov. 21 J:"OV. 28
_FRANK WISHON Announces
'· THE OPENING OF
BRITISH MOTORS, INC.
Where you are
Welcome to
THE WORLD'S
' MOST FAMOUS SPORTS CAR
Tllf: 0'.\'1: {'AR \'Ol"\"E AL\\'A \'S
\\' . .\~·Too TO DRl\'E
1 io9 Coast Highway Newport Beach
1'1101\"& RY.ACOX 7311
I) MR.2 BY4 BY HOMER ti
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your plalls. We w 111
gladly esUmate 00..ts of
materials, recommend a
~ contractor or help you
obtain a Title 1 loan for
netv construction or re·
modeling.
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Laguna Beach
Homer Mellott, M&Jlqer
OTHER YARDS:
Santa Ana Fu!Jerton La Habra Brea
three fronts. We. are fi1"hting a homa dlvtatone indicated they
war In Korea. no matter what the wanted to rema.tn on extended
Preaident chooae• to Call It. The military duty when their tWo year•
Pf'Ople, u yet, have no heart l.n are up.
thi.JI war. unlesa @ome member pf Bae~ on background inform&·
lhe rpi.m.Hy la ln it, or tagged for ~ lion or the two unit.JI and know"
aJled Wre ot men whoee bualneu ca· One maga.i:lne recently c reeri have twtce bttn tnterrupted lht> "forgotten war." • :
Th<' aecond rront t• the economle' ln 10 year.. the tlgurea are not
front. InnaUon. tax.ea and ex~ high.
pense•. both family and FederaJ. The Army previously Indicated
are making the people think. Thi "ta dealre to kttp klcnttty or the
18 the war to eavt the Republic. "'wo Oftttit.a even w•en moat ortgtn-
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The third front la the propa· Ill mf'mben are returned t.ome.
p.nda rront. lea w~I Mown. or Thf' klca Lt OOt loo popUlar with
under3lood. but no leu important pent<>l'.W ~ong klentified with thl'
than the other two. · Jt I.JI th• uqft.L A c hance or dealgn.atlon to
front.on whic h lhr admlnl•tratlon 'nother numbered division by the
Cights lo control the thinking or Army would p~vcnt It from
thf' 'pcOple. acqutrtng both the tradition and
Thf' new!lpSJ>f"l"8 are aroused by "lrlzed heritage or combe.t valor
an attack on tht' rn-ednm of thf' boumr by both the dlvtalona.
pn-M. Tht'Y do no t know If the Whatt've r other lller9ture the
Prf't11dent'J111 a.ttack la a sort or pre• "pitch tlll I win" man clrculat.c8
luli<' to attr mptP<t curb#, o r just a h<:" will not hand out pne or hi•
little practiCe In the "give 't-m pha.mplct. In lhe South which ill
hell" technique or nt'xt y"ar·a cam· w\dt'ly circulated In Ohio a.nd
palgn. The tde& lhat information oth<:"r "northcrn"p placee. It aa.ys,
may nnly ht-given the American among othrr thlnp-
peoph•. wh<'n and If '11Y admtnlll-"~nator Taft on evt>,.Y oeeuion
tration l1' willing to h&Ye It artven wheon & t-l vll rtghtl'i blll hu been
out. 18 dangt'roue. W e t\ad a.n In-brfore congrcU, hu eupport.ed the
st.ant ex.&mpko o( lt.s poalbilltle11 bill
wh1•n Mike DtSallc told the OPS "Senator Taft Is ror a fair em-
not t o give-out lnformlltlon which ployment practices commlalon
would emb&rraAa lJ)at agency! he voted in 194.3 lo wlU,bold-fed·
That orde• wa.s quickly reBCln~. f'ral ~ucatlon functa wherever
It wu a. etraw In the Wuhington rac i.a..I dlacrlmlnat!on ia prac ticed."
wind. Tht' villit oi g<:'nera.I or the army
Mort" Important h1 tht> clever. Dwla-ht D. ElMnho.,.,,·er tint o( t.he
w1·ll-ordered attac k on any In-werk herr. deap'L<-hi.8 Pana an·
. divldual, or any organlu.tk>n. ex· nouncemPnt that It ie "purely
pr('sain~ a viewpoint n1aterilllly mill~a.ry," ha.a all caplta.l colum.
tilfferl"nt from that o f the admln· nlata In a tluy trying to mak.-j
lstratlon. Thl'ff atlackll a.re ~r-polltlca out of It. You paya your I
sonal. blued. &lld quite often un· nlckle a.nd ta.kcs your choice In
truthful. many papt>rs. I
I give you one exampl.-: Th<' Being a five atar 1reher~J ~ good
adminlatratlon u.&HI Loul• Budenz. for w e-arlng out old anny uni·
now a profe!MMJr in an American form&. lke still U8e8 for dress
<·ollette. but once an 1nr1uentlal wear the conforta.ble jack et named
communlet leader. a.a It.A . star w1t-for him. The' Army rultd . thent
nf"J\."1 In the convic tion of the 11 out laat JuJy for l~lllaer fry.
l'omn1unlst lear:ttrs ln Nrw York. "Big Jim" Tatum, head football
Aftf'r an aJmoet lnC"redJ ble trial, coach at Maryland and rorme-r
they were convicted, largely on top man at the Unlvendty of
h\Jll teatlmony. Thie was the ad· Oklahoma, hA.11 al( area 11port.s
mlnlatJ'tlon·1 mont valiant at-~ea plUKliDJ for hlt! t~am l o
tempt to provl" that It wu no t play t.he Buiar Bowl New Yeara
under communist. Influence llJlelf. Day. All because of th<:" drubbln&
A few wttk.B ago, Proreuor given I.SU before bowl officl.a.l!I .
Budenz appeared tM=fore the In· In hU exclt@ment over the BMt-
ter"al Stturlty Commltleto or lbe lah Royalty vhllt-or aomething-
Senatr, of Which Senator Pat Mc-th(' Pf't'Sidcnt forgot to algn lhf'
Carran, a Nevada Democrat, Is the flr11t supplement.a.I approprtatlon
chairman. He Jrave te1Umony blll , Aa a result. everyth.Jnl' aome
which would include high party 20 agenclee apent in one day i.1
offlclals, including former Vice technkaJly t.llegal
PTeeldent Henry Wa.llace, among Truman haa tax trouble• too--
thoat' who knowingly or gulllbly Jutt ll~ Joe and Jane. The new
!!upporteu the policy ln the.. State law wUI take M.9 per eent or h la
Department which bulll \Ip the $100,000 ea.l&ry or. "8,932. But
Chlneae communlaU. and eventu-for one yea.r more hr ha.a a taI
ally put u8 Into war ln Korea. free s:M'.>,000 expenae accounL
Now the whole preuure or lhe Then the Jaw change.a-whether
1dmfnlalraUon is t o dl8Credit e prealdency data or not.
Budenz. To fill CaJtrornla's sweet tttth.
Senator McCarran'a r"'PIY on primarily dl1tr1butol"'8 Rnt lbr
the Senate Ooor ahould be read by atate Ip .A.uguat 1.Me.161 bage of
ma.re ~oplf'. He pointed out tint eupr, 100 pound& to the ack.
to the admtnlalrltillon th•"-"you Fa.rmera •tarted out tbl.8 yqr
can't h&vC" your ca.k~ and e•1 tt." ptUng 51 cent.a of ·the ret.a.JJ food
and, moN" Important. that lhlA dollar, wiU ~d the year wtlh
drive to dlKn>dlt Buden~ ta gr11t1 about Mt cent. or IL Procet111ing
for the communlMt mill, and will marketlna and dll:tribJIUon a:et the
hr UMd in an atte-mpl to frtt the reel.
communist leade rs now tn jail. I Exlunple of a di•lrtbutlon in-
could give you chapte r and vtrse. cnoue-ln 1948 It ca.et $1 .3' to
and the name ot the columni.Jlt ship 100 pounde ot torn&fbea from
rngaJrftl i.n tht11 1unear attack on Bakenfield to New Yark. Now
the ).fcCarran lnve8ll~atlon, it coat. $2.32, an lnereaee of 26.1
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acbedulo whoo you buo an oelecrtic auroma<ic clOmes dtyer. You can
be """ you'll ger your laundry out CCI time, and with tho gtoarost
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Indoor drying docs away wich che nuisance ol fighting wind and
rain ro ger your clO<hoo hung up-and there'• DeYcr a daub< about tho
time it takes <hem <o dry. Whoo you pu< <hem in 40 electric dryer, you
uso aa:unue. unifotm heat 'Which docs tho job thoroughly, turns out
cloches that arc doan. soft and ftulfy.
In fa.it oc itonnJ wcadior you'll ltllile rigbr through washday, with
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Newport-Balboa
Savings & Loan
Resources Up 10,-o
per cent. .
F"rom September 15 to October
1~. NatoanaJ retall food prk:ee
we nt up l per cent. Here ln the
capital the figure a1moet doubled.
wtlh an tncre•ae or 1.1 for the 30
day period. h.lgheat In the country.
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%:!9 \\'~t \\.IJ110n. bet"'eeot SeW'pOrt aDd Harbor BtvdL
COSTA MESA -PHONE BEAOON' sste
:LUMBER •• SAT. 8 to 5
SUN. 9 to 1 · •
SPECIAL THIS \VIXK -'No,-. I to Nn. 15
! Thick Butt SHINGLES $712 per square
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CONcRm BLOCKS • •ICK .
FLAGSTONE • SAND • aRAYEL -. .
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8KIP, LOADJ:R FOR'T&ADJ:a LOADING
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A gain o( 10 per cf"nt in re·
murc~ was regUtered by the
Newport Balboa Federal Saving•
and Lo&n .A.uoc!at ion during the
September 30, 1950 • September
JO, 1~1 period. aeeOl'dlng to Nelli
Davll of Loa AngeJea. exi!CUUw
vice-president of the Ca.Jlloma
S.vtnp and Loan League.
Aseeta of the local m.tllutlon
now ~ $3,961.123 which '!'Ptt--
.e:nta ·a . gal.:n or $531,t.23 for th ..
12-moeU. poriod,
Total ,,_,.....,.. ot Ille 1116 Call-
fomfa avinp t•rclaUons now
•la!td at s1,e1&,M3,036, an m;
crnae of '113.3081U'T, or 12 per
amt tor l.be corrupon~ 12
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Q.,.!of the grandest t!Ungs aboul Naturally, ywr~ m'"'"'! ,: drive
the ...,. '52 DodJte ts thl.1 Y.iu t11i1 new Dodge. For thats the.ooly
......LI. STILL 1""I ~ of dol-woy you can feel bow the OriJlow
;;..--;\,... for o ""' oNI nol S"' Ride really i.bs tho bounce oul of .-yfhlng IJoU grM ..,. Do<f&O bumpo-the only way fo appreclala
"' .. 1 what a -baodling car It ii. ··""'/"°" . ,.,J -·L•-'Si beauty YOW' .,, .. will open ~ .. too, F<JI !.!r.. in ~ -at the vmbility you have -front. ..... a1l the comfort. :%"! and ..... bock and aD around. That'• why ""°'"""" featur., you be lookipg -mile you drive In • Dodge Is for In your oew car. The nnart, .. _, pl
mod«n tn.ide ·m...·-the llatt«-aaler, men -.nL •.
tng new fabrics -the aD-oiouncl-Wen be ~ for yoa. ~
yoq roominrM ~ lell you relai in ~.Me ~ new '52 . P.
and toke things euy. y.., re m for. ' bapPy •urpme.
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Larke.tie&. one of • the many
musical roupe a\ HarO>r ~ a
pot.luck .dinner at £lee.nor Ra-
gen'1 home.on Tuffd&1 'llcbt.: «>ct.
11; Ute anntvenary .P'krty: waa <to
cetebrt-le the four yur1 or the es-
i..t.ence Of the Larkettea.
SAINT G.uuJ
Seen ~ Hui>ot'1 -at the Santa Au pme wUet
Rally N........, aad lmu Sla-
-..J; Emlo 'l'llompooD aad Dlf'
Keppoa: Dllrle· Thaden Md l>l<li
John-; Jobany £cprt aad
Alla Ailen; l!'Allle ~ aad R.
0. Cnae. "°'' llOIDe Qf tbe
otap w""': Uld.-a ~ .. Lyme
Smltb. Lou Ann Wlll-o,
Doana Nr-bton. Patti Dwyer, ~eny lrsko, Ola.De Comer, An-
Df'ite Whl1Joeic, ~ie Gt;abaln.
Char Six, L::ie .Jayred, 8ally
Bwlh, D-Bortlett. Nancy
DMwr, Romtl~ Comer. Some of
thfl ·('oaples not pre,·,omly men-
Uoned weft: Ann BMord and
Mike Doyle, krTy E"""8 and
loan Nla.wn. ThMe we~ Jut a
haodf'UJ of mrhorltee that were
accounted for.
0. A. A. 'CABINET
The ~Iris' athlic>llc a.esoctaUon
"lJWI called y. A . A . select,, a
cabinet in which all gt1 ls have an
opportunity lo serve on. President
or G . A. A. activ'tics l!'I &tty
Davenpdr t which she serws 93 a
mem~r on the etudent cabinet.
0th~ members or the cabinet a.re :
Ann Morris. basketball .manager:
CAMPtJ!I SCBp'IA!l'l'IC 8TAJll! INITIATED lir .....,_, .. """'°"°"'t --'!'· u .... ,. AJplia o.mma sip. oebo-.O ..._....,, frato..i*J, -Y'<"""r
9'okllns It. awl cal'd)ell&ttt luallatioo of o(nott. &ad tennal , lllltlatioo · of
--ID i11e FM>ully .Dlalnc Reel>\ Oil o....,., o.-t CoU.Ce Campuo.· lJI a
brief addf'Ma Dr. Bull Petenoe, eollece prMl.dent, au-.ed the lmperlance of
the coal al,)ilo.... by title lf'OUP Uld chall""C"d tb.m t<> r.m....1>er thst lhcy
were 1Mder'a1 bl .-.etlla( J!Cho~le 9taoclanl8 for tbe atudeat. at OCC. 8..an
.foaPS -na. "I Heard a l'~oreat Prayina:· ubompan.INI by La••• Altoa.. The
AOS bu beH veey aetl\·e th.'9 y•r MAltlt:J.ac at re,tstratloa and LD freMmu
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laclll ... """'P' no .. of the IOClety; llol.ert _....._ -llleben ~ Ceola ., ' --hcl< Eblfta, Fred R&W90D, Robert 8t•w.., Coota lll-. and Plllllo Toter,
Newport _._ -around lableo, left to rlgtit: CbarlM Comptoa, C.ta
M-; On-al Dup,..., N•,..port _, Genldlne Spafford, Mary 1 .... Joaeo,
MMC!a Joh.a•-· Coot& Mfll&; Marl-l .C-a, Coofa lltl-; 1 ...... Supa l,
dart H oadll, Sam Buab, Coot& M-; VlrJlnla Ra-N tt. F.-Botno, Polly
N•~. MarJ<>rle Pulllfer, ~llee .-.,, Costa M-; 1-""-, Coot& -;
Bf!tty Flory and 1'Iary Aaa Mor n.on or Balba lal&ad..
German 'Student Eighth Graders Everett Rea Speak~ I Newporters Dance at to OCC Students
Pro America
Takes Stand on
Public · Education Addresses .-BPW Ensign School lo~~A:;;~~.:~:-··e~~=~.:'r~~~ Attend ' UCLA
Bualness. and Professlon1tl iWo-Bringing records from home Rra, auperlntcndt!nt of C08la B •id• R• ~~n·s.,,Cl~~ch0:n;.e':iu,~ntH•:.:a.: ~:~~~~~:~:y:~:~~=t~~~ ~~~~r~~;;;.1~."r~; 0;~ UI. 1ng ates
Germany as guea:t speaker on n __
N 1&n1t dance of the current wchool the subject : "What Makes a Good ''Thi• 18 .an .htatorlc and happy ov. 1 when they met at Whlt<''s · Park Ave. Cafe for their regular year. It wll~ held at Et n s I g n Teacher:· • .:lay In the life of California:· Gov.·
b tchool ca.!cterla.. Gradea, he told the young would· Earl Warren told ~veral lbous-uainess meeting.
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ager; Barbara Trusty, ttnnUI
manag£>r : Joan Nunan, volleyball
•manager. and Dorothy Horell.
baseball manager. Doran Suess
Two em~. Peter Lardner and bf' lnatructora In public achool.8, do and penoaa Friday who attended Linda Hlenzley, agt' 17. an ex· p t w I k t th _c f'r e gan .. ep e pn1gram not necrsaarily reflect the quality the comf'r3tone-laylng crn-mony
change atudent from Germany and hve.ly announctng the d a..n c e .s , or onr·R training. A teacher muat o f UCLA'a $20,000.000 l1cdical "°""' going lo Newport Harbor contest•. and winners. Door prize-be "a rrol peraon''..who has Ideals. Center.
High school, wae; lntroduc~d a.s b ~ 1 was \von Y -an yn GRtes. and Rt11 ndards and ethlca. Th<' ceremony lnvolvMI bolting the guest of the evening. She pot dan'C ro led a ' awa a were c11.rr Othf'r "'lint.a In a.-a'a gradin.,. a 30-root atf'f'I ~am, hoist!'d by a
Recently mtllly . _~a meet and
patriotic Amerlcan.!f:Jhave ahown
an interest in the at.and ot the
National AuoclaUon of Pro Amer·. ·
lea ·on public education. "Tbe tun-
damenlaJ ·t.uuea and exiattng tel\,d·
cnclai are ot partlcuJar alcnitlc·
lllflCe In our et.ate because ot 'The
Pa.aadena Story' that hu attract·
ed natlon-wkle attentio n and con-
cern. 1 The tollowtng reeolutlona
have constituted ·the only eland
take n by the National A880Clallon
of Pro America In regard to public
education," saya Mra. Joseph J .
Pausner, national director and
preaidPnt ot C&lifornia Chapter
Pro America.
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REGULAR PRIC E 87c Lil. CJld Kay Pridham swim managcr!l
with Diane i Comer .serving as
equ'pmi.'lt manager.
came to thl8 country wtth 300 home b Denni ff ood d ,.. • Y -' arw an ttalt' of • 8u-esaful tc··h-In· giant crane, to a a ... ""'a.I face plat e. other students and wilt be hert> J kl y IL Bob M ...... ""' "' , ..... ..... ae e &rne rDQnald clud~ •ood health, neatnc .. a nd Thl11 we.a done by Edward A. Dick· tor one year. staying with a fam· di 0 red h 'd · h
IIallmvt'~O DlnMr Party sc ve c won a pr1ae w en r.-ood tute tn er-rooming, and lhc aon. chairman ot the UC Board of ily in Corona del Mar. h d bl 1 ·'-d • •· c opcnc s cc cream Cuv ur· ability to get along amicably with Regrnu. a man whom the Un lvcr·
Le~lie · Kovisto was the hostess
ot &. amall but great dinner party
on Halloween Eve In her home in
BalOoa. Spaghetti and trench
bread were !lf'rved with pumpkin
pie and deliclou~ apple cider u the
dc53ert. Seen munching away on
the many deHcaclea were: 8.lLJly
Bush. Judy ,Allen, Diane Comer .
Jerry J eahkd, Luhi,Larsen, Leslie
Kovlsto .•
Her -h wa.a mo&t interf'at· I th 1 t · t • A h • -r----ng c n erm1M on. not e • n.Jrc nt.a who, th<'&e dayo, show an s lty'a preside nt, Dr. Robert Sproul Ing from a standpoint of t.'"Ompari· tunt th 1' s on e program wna g-ueu· Inc reasing tendency "to , look to lntroducro u "the godfa ther of son of living conditions In thla i"a the n11m•-( •-· j ""fl ....:it 0 uca.na lll a. ar. J11Chool .....-.pie for an.swera to all lht-campua:." country to those in Germany. It Donna Ri"h»r"·--h --~ .--D 8 ~ U3Vf1 w o '1'"~• types of queationa." Teachera. r. proul praised CaJifomJa's
was aJeo intereating U a conipa.rl· 2000 came r loaes t to the actua~ then. mu.st be r....--rted membe~ governor for working to make t he 80n o! their educational system ',...u t r 3000 -..--.. u n o · ot the community. medical centor a rcaltty. He em·
a.nd oun. Servingl a a host!'I and hoate~a A short qu£>allon·answer aesalon f>huiU'd alMJ the unlquf'nese of t he
Linda ia a. most delightful per· lo their class were Nancy Ca.n1p-followed Ute superlnlande-n~'s ad· inl.£'grated health ccnt.C'r which w ill
.!tOn and oonaidering the small bell. Bob McGill, Lynn Pease. Tom dr<'M. provide a corTidor approach to
amount ot Engliah ahe hu stud!t.>tl Nlcqucttc. Jim Run1aey. L I n d a each field of 8Cicnce related to
did a remarkable job, there wa.s no Becktold. Jeanne Swanson. and hr alth. Such broad facllltie3 on a
trouble In underslanding h e r Nell Metcalt. Doub le Pfogram alngl<' campus will tum out su· ' HONOR SOCIETY
Electln1 otfke:ni and pllUUling
trt~ wr-re the objectives nf thr
flonor SoclHy ·when llM'mben
hekl 'thdr mtttinl" on Tuad~.
<Xt. 16' Elected to M'n'e as
Prexy for Ute yt"ar W&"I Terry
\VeIM. TPrry GIMp. vtee pf"e:!lol-
apeeeh, everyone thoroughly en· Faculty •poneor!I were Clifford perlor tcChn1~an11 and nur8("a a.s
joye<I It. After hearmg from one Mahler and Mni. Mary MoM:teller. Fo r Q . C. Art Assn . W£>1l u doctors. he said.
that ~aJly knows about conditions Working w1th Mrs. E. W. P.fllum,
over there and realizing how des-home a.nd family c hairman ror The Oran~r County Art AS.SO·
perately clothes are n~P<t th(' fht! Newf'IOrt Beach elementary elation w\11 hav(' a double pro-
B. P .. W. i8 going to contribute schoola PTA \VhlGh sponsors theae va.n1 'll lhf' mt!rllng on Thursday,
some packac-e1 ot clothing to some dance&. were Mr. a.nd A.lrs. 0 . E. No v. 8 In the P\Jllerton Publlc Li·
of the families in need. , While. antl Mr. a.nd Mra. Don brary lecture room .
•k'Dt; Barbu-a Uarle. 11ttretar.J; The meeetlng wa.s opened by Charles.
J•n Kimm.. prosnm clDtnnaa, Kathleen Coleman leading the -------BeJrlnn1ng at 7 p.m. Chuc k
and G--.... ,.,,_ itkillW .J.& · . q.ark of~rPmon! ,.'!Will demon·
·--·-.,.., · • • ._g.--ompem..--1>y r• Kor-ea ~ ·,L.a. LJL.1.,..._.. _, '~'"' on the 8tuaent Oowactl. SpelD"lan on the pl&11o. The voices \::J TT TT at.r h t o carve a.nd fin~h
llarbeqUt:S., rueet A'Pf'&kera.. lk!kl don•t seem to improve w ith prac· picture framf'A. Thh1 proved &O in·
d:i, .. vl.811 to mov1 .. •t.udkM &Del lice. but the mcmbeni: have run Pla·n U.nder Way tere•tlng and 1n.struc t1vc 1ut year
a Upt opera ~rtonnanoe ~ere trying. , that h'" w.-aaked tor a rf"pt"&.t en-
me.aUoM'd k ectl\1tla. w~ the Carolyn \Vebf'r gave a report on A goal of 500.000 packagea bas gal{enl("nt.
nfflce
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ra held a meellnJ on Octo-the p roposal or the Sta•· B . P. W. bee 1 b th J At 8 pm. lhr re will be an auc-ttcr t I w:; n 8"' Y e Los Angrlcs un-lion of palntlnJ:s, drawlnga. etch· ..,. r' to dJvtde the Southe rn Dtqtrlct or 'or Charntwr of Commerce .. Gift Inga. Cf'ramlc.s donated hy the art-
ID...SQUARES ......_ the Club beca~ ot the growth of Llft" campaign to aend Chrlatmu lats. Membel"!i of the Aaociatlon
During the summer. 80me ener· il tn the southern part ot the 8latr gift.ti to U. N. &erVicemen ln Kor-k-... to b 1 1 th 1 get1c studf'nta from Harb6r form· She stated that oa the whole the ea. oCflclals ot the organization ~re 88 ~· r ng n er work
Southern District waa ar.-aln8t th1· uin.ounced. or thl<t. Half of whatever a pie· ed a square..da.ncing club. Those ,.. turr brings goe.!I to the artist, the e;lectcd to serve on the Board -or division and It JOO per c('nt of the Sue}\ articles a.a ball point pens, other halt t o the Association.
Direc tors wer•: Marilyn cart· members algned a petition OPJ>OI'· w riting· paper, windproof lightl"r&, Thi "' t t 1 Ing it. it would not be divided. ~Rruled ·fruit.a and juices, candlc8 8 a grea oppor un ty to
wright, Bonnie Blescar and Rds· Membe-1 ·'I 1 , 'lnd sn• .. •·-. woolen mlttc·-and aecure tine plcturt>a at perhaps seJI Boogie. Marlin Green wa.i, • ., p~sen .. 8 gneo. _...,.. .... redlculoua prlcca, at any rate. rea·
elected to trea.surer ot the Hl· BecaUBe of being very buay thla tox at"e among the auggcatrd gift sonllble ont.a. .
Squa.re.s. It anyone ta•intereated to year. Vera Franke had to resign ltems. The auctioneer will be Denver
join the Hl·Squares Info may be.-as c hairman of Youth Activities . Gift!! ahoold be malled to "Gift Garner well known for hie ablHty
obtained by ca,Jllng Mar.tly Cart-and Lynn Carlos hag been appoint· I Lift. Loe Ang~lu Junior Chamber to make a.n auction a very enter·
wright at Beac!>n &304 or Bonnie· e-d a.s the new chaJrman. of Commerce. or can be left at I talning evtnt . The ev~ning will
Biekar at Beacon 6168-W. Sue Ho rYJlh waa lbanke~ by all a ny YMCA o r YWC A. probably be one of the h!gh spot.a
, , 1 the '!Jemben., whether expreued Deadline tor t.he camp&Jgn la of l.he ear
Sarprtae. · · or a.ot for the very ~lent job Nov. 30. when glftl wtll be ahlp· y ·
NothiDg but complete aurpriae she did tyaklng ove.r 100 aantt-ped via Military Sea Tra.rwporta~ l The ~h~lt fort tt;: tmon~ tea~
came to Ellen <>wen when Marilyn wichea •for the football team ol lion Service to t.be Far Ea.at. ;;;."{:1 pa ~ ;hp :Sn ~ ~d.y;
Peterson gave het' • surprise dJn-HaJ bor H igh. ower ' ey ~~ ~p y
ner party Sunday C"'.enlng. Nov. 4. A. turther report wa.e-gtven by -People do read the Prem ~ery :y except Sunday or all
Membera o f tht" \Vomcn's Gulld
o( the California Institute for
Ca.nc-er Reaearch who promnt~ In-
ter-tit In the c&nc!'r rceearch unit
of the medical achoo! aerved tea
to membere a.nd frienda at Weat-
wood Hilla· Christian Chun::h prior
to the Inauguration ceremony.
Mn. Ward M. Rolland of Ba.lboa
Itiland and Los Ang"ll'8, and 1-.ir&.
Borrough~ R. Hill. Balboa ,stood
in the N"Cf'lving line with Mni:. J.f .
Philip Davia, Guild ptC3;dent. F ol·
lowing the tea the Jnlild procttde-d
In a body acroa the atre-el to the
dedlcatlon cet(!mony. Other cuesta
from Orant~ County at the Medi-
cal Cf'ntf"r event were Mr. and
Mra. Jo.wph Catanlch or Laguna
Tributr \YU p.w.ltJ to the four
c ltiea of Lc>8 Angelea, Santa Mon-
ica, Beverly H illa, and Venice
which ga.ve lhe mllllon-<lollar pit.-ce
ot land for t ht alte of lhe lnatitu-
tlon. Dr. Pproul named Dr. Vem
Knud&en, dean . ot the graduate.
dlvi.aion, Dea.a Dodd ot the School
of Lctten and Sciencca. a.nd the
new medical a:.h<>ol'a Dean St..a.t-
ford Warren u tlle three peraon.11
m oat c.lo8e.ly connPCted wtth the
plan• for the health center, adding
that "until today, Dean Warren
ha.s been worryln,;-that he mtlht
never be ...cnorc than a d ean of
planl." at Marilyn'• home on Lido Isle. Mildred ~Stanley on behalf of lbe ' &da. ovem r.
Wishing Ellen "'Happy Birthday" advi.aory board ot the: Christmas -----------,---------------------------
were: Joan NUD3n, Barbara Star-Preview about Ow plans for the
ege, Shirley Scott. Ann Br3dfon1. 1951 Preview
Barbara T ruaty, Jerry J eako, Dt---·-----
anne Comer. J o&n klmea1 Day
Keppen. Nancy Deaver. t>oran occ Group at
Suess, Margaret Marshall. &tty Student Confab Norton, Barbera Earl. Yvonne
Taylor~ Madge Fullbright, M"&ri·
ann Dh,.mer 'tlnd Arlene Hayward.
Sending Kifta but unable to at·
tend were: Josephine McKee,
Marilyn Schlickenmeyer, Ma r y
Stewart and Annette Whitlock.:
Plttlo Party
· • Ma ureen Camf'ron. J oan Drum-
mond, Richard DIMalo, Jan1ea Hoff
and Percilea Spanos r~prf'senttM
Orange Coast colleg" at the
SouUiern California Worl<I Stu-
stent Service Fund conference held
"t Wrlghtwood Lodge In the San
Bernardino mount.atna, Oct. 26-28.
Miles Ea.toil. ln.atnktor in BOCla.I
acl4911ce, accompanied the group.
The conferencf" wu compoeed of
delega.tloru1 of atudmta .ltd facul-
ty from 8Cbools of.Southern Call·
fornia.. meeting to consider poai·
bUJUea for action in lhe bulldlng
ot international under3tandlng. ·
urida Heintz, that . lovable gal
from Germany now attending Har.
bor, had a rew ot her !Tienda ln
f~r-dancing and cok e11 on Friday
night. followin,E:" the Harbor·San·
la Ana football game. Dancing
under the stars in Llnda'a p.tlo
were: Barbara Earl and Pete Ora·
ham, J oan Ni.!!Sen and Jerry
E vans, Ann Bradford and M>ke
Doyle, Madge Fullbright and Tom
Lange, and Tom Holli and Linda. •
PartJ· Time mcnt lat:!r 1n the year. Big chorwi
John Kepper and Pete· Graham bu announced the ir leadera. '111.e:y ve: Ltt Jayl'ed.. preJ:y: J erry
combined efforts and n!sources Shannon, vlce pn;atdent; SancJy
a nd staged a party Saturday nJght. Del'nger, secretary; Don PrutoA.
Nov. 3, in J otin Keppe.r'a home in tttUSUrer: Joanne Weston and·
Corona. del Maf. ThoSe enjoying Joanne .navta. libra.rl..a.N:; Oe:ne
the fun and food were: G:1ry Rod-.Boea'o and Lyle 1.Jonbarcer, cta-
gera and Dawn Plereon, Tom Balta todlana. ·•
and M art I Y n Schlickenmeye(, Larkettea. a l1'0UI> 9f •dvanced
Madge F'uUbrlght and Tom t.q,ge girls cboee S&ndY Dellagir, preel--
RoUy Puluki and Paltl ~· dent; Ann Crawford,' v1ee p--
Wke Doyle and Ann ,Sracltont' <lent; Donna N•loon. ~;
Joljn Kcpper an<! 'o ;..,..• Batu..U: l!!Ule Rapn. tnuurer: N....,.. Pl!~ Graham and Barbara E:ari, ""--~ Ubiwlan n.wn Pl Ann•tte WlllUock --· ~-··--~·,., • I • ; ... -c-.. __ -....... •&t•anmt; Cln1oCa r. .... Burt CorZ _ W-••·· ud. ,.,....,., Weotoa,· -~Joan N -Jerry -'aiiitod'&1111.
1Jn.no. --·, ~ -.... ecllieftd
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• y ... ""'"' win. DOl be all -Miii -lllHocb tft,.... ..... .
rotta Wo :yNZ. DtapjlmDtq 1'llla,..., tllo7 ..... --.. .
nv llleft wlll .bo a 11-w:nta.ii.aad TorrJ -·· '• •
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dicata. Dellcat.cly Oa~·ore4 Cf'ntf•nt (f'O;a l•'i.I \\"It h rxt rn thick ;
delightfully blended No. I rhorulal<: r11nlin 1o;. ~oulh·"·nt.e.rlai;, ·
t.ute-thrtlllng. Xo \\·ondf:r <'\'('r,ybuc"ly'!'I ~nyin~ -lhry're tbe .
"Be8t I e\·e r Tuted."
Briefly, the group oppoaea rac-
ism, fede ral control ot education,
federal a id to education. Their
policy on education according to
lht>ir March r eao1uUon ta : ' DON'T MISS TfilS SALE
WHEREAS: The baa.le conflict
In the world today ia between a
totalitarian and a tree aoclety;
WHEREAS: The achoola are
greatly Influential in determining
the kind of cltlz.ena we have and
the respon.slblle part that those
cltlzens w ill play in a tree society ;
CLIP · ~
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I SPECIAL SALE - 2 LBS. I
I of MacFarlane's . Bulk I
I Ch ccolates fo1 $1.25 . I • \VHEREAS : Pro America &d·
here11 t o thC Conatitutlonal prin·
ciple th§l govemmc>n t: an<t govern·
mental servicea are juetly operat·
t'.'d by the consent of the govern·
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11Tlll1HS. TllRl1 l\10:\"0:\V, XOV. 8.
TO so\·. 1i. 1.t'.\1rr ·.!. Lns. PER I
THEREFORE be It re80lved :
Tbat achool maUera. either ad·
mlnistratlVf', · ftnancla.J or curri-
cular, should at a.JI tlmea be recog·
nized a.a open to examination a.nd
conatructlve dlacU881on, t o the end
that any wcaknesa or error may
be dU.COvered and corrected, and
the public 11ehoola will thereby be
atrengthened and supported by our
citizens.
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' '. B & p w s· nn Sporti Dance Date u ~ :..'t. .. ;,, a...,,...-.-and polloll wortll~ or ... -wttll :... · · · · I~ B th I 7 : •• ~-. ·:i;i ..... °""'" .... :0..-C::.. '1.:.•:; :-"~
f Set by e _ e 15 . 0oea Oa!!eto ~ ... ~ --· '°" ~ 111o "!'"«' .....,.r.r ., Proo!-. ... 0es·1 Arnaz or -Jo, ... Dauj:bttto, Coot& ,_ m,tal "'. ~ ,..,. ,._.. """Jl«rW, oi:aq Wllll -_,
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with Bollorod Queen Connie Gunn -tt..1 U!I • ljle ~ or little QNwold st-the -ot her oev-I' ! • 'P • • I D preold"'8. C&n<CdatM Initiated lllteler "*"' Ill cilir °"" _,.u. o.._i i..af ~ .......,.. • review ance were Nancy Alln Mourcu.Jart, 1o AJhl \ an.coe. a a lady tao,i.tty me:zn ..
• ' • · A:!n Jtcurcutart, Joleon O ~ y. 'fti. Nqport Harbor Comm~· ~ wllo ("to tlpry at her nnc.
• • The accent wUI be on cl>eek to Johan lflrth. Carol Blower 1lnd nlty ~ tlNt ot tho --coclrtal~ packl a trell\oildouo wal.
• cheek dancing wben the Newport Mary Hllllud. !a llood, all lllrM Mia oi IL M°'" lol>•lllto a Ufty rofe.
8--... and Prote•IOllJI Kamllen of th• J>e!h•I voted to inr rapldJJr uo wltl\ aceltent Um· ' • -le ~
• • Women'1 Club preoent.I D e i I have 'a ~ *"*" Nov. 34. All tnr from COlllOC!y to !Inn>& and Atllon taJceo plac;• on a 1Jn1l•
•.A.mu. star ot movies and tele--~een-acen are lnvtted to attend. '*°k vtln.. It " pci11i•1d of a eel, GA• ot tM mo1t.elUO.tAi.e.enr
'vision and bla 12-plece. oreh .. tn Ticket.I m&y be purchued from ~ ~ ot -· fDCI line attobi1tttcfi-i\J. and ui. playen
lor the Saturday, Dec. l, dance to any bethel member .or at llle dOOf' ott.r !lne ot llbatl> '!!It Uiat de-keop ljlt actl!>ll -u theY th"""·
be. h<ld u part ot the Chrlstmu of llle Friday Altttnoon club. -_. 11-W "-Ila auell· ....,, •1Jld drof> a D\Ultltu.do of
Preview. Donut. and 'cider were aeryed ence.. prqpert.tM ..it over the •ta&e·
The Cbrlatmu Preview La 11ehed.: trom. P1'9ttlly dkerated table• fp-Every atn(le role ll l'UpertdJ Tb e producttoft'• tmoolhnHm ~ tor Nov. 3-0 and Dec. 1 at pointed ID the·H&l!o"~ th!""•· cut. llvory play.,. wllo Pl• "-11 throupout beopea.ltl moat able
the Rendesvou. Ball.room. BaJboe,. !I. chance catcbn the audleltce. dlnct!on trom Mn. M&J'jorie WU·
Am.u. famous for hb Latin· C •t 0 and lhe tnunen>U1 ouutanding l1am80n of t.suna Beacb. nii. ll
American {n$erpretationa, w 111 OmmUnl Y a nee 9Cen .. ot ,W1 play make It bani a plf,y for whleb the -t h'!S
"'YI• ""' program around the for Younger Set 1noeec1 to pick • s1an11out ........ ,...., onthuol&am. and lllelr ""1''' IJW'ttl and low lheme. Hla ap· M:t.l"lhella R.aJ?da1l b Aptha and bard •• thine out. Thal
pearance . wu contra.cl~ late laat Reed gtv .. m&l\Jff, balanced lN&l-~ be the factor which bU le<l
week. The Santa An.a ~l.a.n.nlng Group ment to the leadin• part. renect.. t.bem to one tau.Jt-that or tpeed·
This Is the firth preview apon-ball orpnJ.zed a Comm.UJUty Dane" ing competence u a.n act...., and 1n.-at timet "way o\lt tn front ot
oored by -the local bu.sineaawomen ! ror young adult.a lh Uu• atta. ~e a director of put producllona. Op-t.nelr a.udle.nce. A second a.nd thJrd
wbo use the· &;>roceeds from ticket fll.'9t dance wUJ be beld Nov: 10, 1n po.tile her, Lee Stdrenaen LI the performance, due toni&hl and ~. to support a high school 1tu-the new ~dltorlvm of t.be Y. W . 1 lhoi-dughJy convinci.nl' c o U • c e Friday nlfbt. ahould teach them
dent lo&n tund, a 8Cholarshtp urt:I C . 4 :, 1411 North Bf'O&c!Way, S&n-president WAlklnC a political to whoa up a bit UU l.Mlr lllten·
an utensive welfare program. ta Ana from 9 to 12 P· m. Blll Urhtrope. -en catch the pace. ~The club has recently pledged Burcbtt'a orcheatra. wUt play. A.d-Comecly Toualt ProducUon Manaeer Nathalie
$1250 to the Hoag Memorial hos-ml .. ion fa 1ftf: per person. The In her tll'it local appearance. Michaud and he r ata.tt of workers
pltal. Presb)lerlan. for a ··1tvlng atfalt la aponaored by the Y. \V. Virginia Moore <toe• 6 fine job u dnerve Jaurei. for t.b elr fine
memorial-." C. A., Y . M. c . A. and ~e Santa Woody, penonal Meretary to Miu lhowtnr, and Stace Manager Neva
The PreView w1ll open Nov. 30 An.a recreation department.. Reed. She di.plays rare ea.1e with Oakden'a work behlnd scene• ad<la
with a rub.ion show. Mr•. Mule Committees are; program. Mr. the comedy phrue, and a flne much to the play'• smoothnf'ea.
Bird, Chairman, i.s working closely and Mr.. Bill HUdAOn and Mr. and knowledge of timing wbk.h will "MOit lt"rrUic play that has
with local merchanU in order to Mrs. Bill Odom: refreshml'nt.s, Mr. ket.>p her In dema.nd for: future pro-bff.n put on up ther.c. Thf' cut
pre.tent a wide variety of quality and Mrs. Jerri Rennif; decoration~ dlucuona. Mel Bf:rry hu rnutered wa. excellent. lt'a a 'ml.lit'." Suo~
apparel. Mr. and Mrs. Dave MacDougall: a role of varied mood.a and long were the com.menu made by me.m-
The baUi-oom will be a.glitter publicity, Mr. and l-1:rs. Charlc.s line• In the beat style. bera or t.be Y..'omen's Civic Leacue.
'vith merchandise where vUdtors Butler and Mr. a..nd ~l rs. Bruce, Pat! Wltte'a admirers wtll get according to lri.a H igbie. 2nd v1 ce
can browse and sh1p in miniature Albert. \their money•8 worth In her role, pre.tdent, in charge of the night
st ores. Merchants who have al· • I tor ehe dellnr'I her u8ua.J ffnlahed for the group. Sa.Id )fra. Hlcble,
ready ·reserved .space include: OCCAlumni Group pPl"formaiice and again provu ''They thanked me ror aetUnc them
Balboa ... Pavilion Gift Shop, her rtaJr ror comedy, drawing the trip. l.tart.heUa Randall. who
Blower 's Market, John y ogel; Co-Now Organized many a long laugh rrom the play1 lhe leadfwaa simply terrific."
rona del Mar ... Oliver Broom-c rowd. Lei Crawford tuma ln an The play ~n• t onight and Fri·
head, Dee's Beauty Shop; New-excellent performance in lhe role day, and It was hinted that
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"Susannci P•u" . s BeN»
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"Peop.le AgiilMt
O'Hara"
UOlld Ba~re
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"Streetcar Named
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Mesa.~\/
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'~ow! Ftrwt Run!
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"Come Fill the Cup"
Farley Orancer, Shelly Wlnkl"I
"hhave Yourself' "The Alumni Association of Or· I h -. • port Beach ... Lldo Electric, New-of Orl11Wold, chairman of the col· f'OOU J'h requests m g t ~ ma.,e ange Coe.st CoUege is now ready h Id s 1 d tght Sun. -Tur--. port-Balboa F ederal Savings a.nd le>ge board. exhibiting maturity ror a o -over on a ur ay n · for action." announces Bill H•y. Paul Dou•lu, .luet Lfil1h Loan Association, Newport Furnl-·::i1 JT&duate and treasurer or the '
ture Company, Newport H arbor newly tormed local group. • "Th D k d c t Balb II ' Antell In the
• ' Really Board, Richud's Markel, Plan• tor the MSOClation werr e run ar omes 0 oa Outfield" Harvey Somers, lnc., Lonnie Vin-set up la.st J une. but deflnltr ac·
cent, Western Canners. tion wu dererrE'd until thl~ fall . ' 1s
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The Drunka.rtl flrat opened ln Boston u ~ong 8&'0 as °" .. a
Ticket Salf"!I Don Knipp or Costa ?4•lt"'S3, now a I h Jo ed th I n•eat run or u.ny play in ··.sword of Monte .student at Fresno State, is pre.51· tempera.nee drama. t •• en Y e 0--
T ickcts which entitle the bear-dent of the o rganization; Mra. the hlatory or the American Theatre, WitJl the exception or Tf'n Cristo" er to attend both evenings are now ln Ba o--lll r t·-perature -·lodrama Clyda Scholefleld. former COJita Niebla a r .. ........,,,, ano e ....... "'"' · available from any Buslneu: •nd Mesa re•ldent now ot Taft. is the The Drunkard I• now ln IU nine-TECH11i-100LOR Profes.aionaJ Women·s Club mem-
ber' according to Mrs. Carolyn secretary. and BUI Hay, student la still being enjoyed by thousand.• Group lnv1'ted to at Long Beach State, the treuur-NEXT: W·'-r 11·c ket cha1·rman Mrs teenth y•"';. ln Loa Angela, a.nd R. IPERIUM" "'"""" • · · er. Miss Doris Raef accepted lhc ~ M N d A • "M D ·
Weber has an.nounced thf' names lnv1tat1"on to serve as faculty ad· of theatre-goers ea~ year. Now eet ote rt1s~t . ''No H1'ghway ··n of he r committee and the area Th 'Fall s , viaor for the group. The Drunkard, or e en a.v-llley will covt-r: Peg Ege. Miracl{' R In Pal S I ..a._ Sk " In one m onth's lime approxi-ed ... Is belno preaentt'd by the Play· cturn g lo m pr ngs J1IV y Mile and Newport Heights; Ruth " t l l Bu Iin
mate!}· 70 former ace gralluatcs ri'ghl• Wdr""hop Theatre Group or rom a aummer apen a r -,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ge rrish, Costa 1-1esa: Ht:len Wol-I ~ s F I Sa (Q n. r have responded to the <·all for 'D .. -boo game, an ranc sco. n .oa -forll, Newport and Lido I.sle; Neva membership. These gradUB.tes and Newport Harbor. In t he ~" baJ'a a.nd In the moutains near t \
Oaktlen. Balboa: Hilda Brisco, all future mern~rs of the newly Room In Balboa. Now in It.a ICC()nd Bfthop, Mr . and Mf"ll. Paul Grlmm !,--------------,
;.Balboa Island: Grelha Tubbs, Co-formt'd alumni 8.SlMlCiation wil l be wl'ck, this .enaatlon drama Lii stopped in Lone Bf;:ach wherl' t4hey ftma del Mu; Marguerite Way, ot D d M Step luucd official alumni cards. Th~ playing before capacity c rowdl'I wr-re guest.a r. an ts. -Laguna Beach and general coordi-h Fi Id 7 D-··t 31th Place nator. Booth silea are under the cars will en title the br-arers t o re· and receiving the highest praises en e er, ~ .
du{ed rates at OCC ga1ne.s and . Eut Ocean Blvd.
s upervia!on ot Mn. Helen Nor-athlet ic cont ests and to all school from these enthuaWtlc audiences. Mr. Grimm,, who '" 0 famous
ton and Mrs. Evelyn Var,ner. -t th t under "·t h d will> him a functions. The memU'C"rs o e cu . we•tem aa:.~ . a .
Boots & Sadd le
Group to Dance
Regular meeting of the Mesa
Boou and Saddle Club l.1 slated
for Mon<lay, Nov. 12. in lhe c lub-
hou~ on the Ore,nge Covnty Fair
grounds. Ml:'mbcrs and 'friends are
urged to attend. Square dancing
wlll follow t!)e bualness which
start.a at 8 p. m. :{ •
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CLASSlfIED ADS.
Immediate pl&na or the organ-thl' brilliant dlroction of Llll1an group of desert and mountain
ization lnclude the p~blicatlon of Fox, Include J ack Wilcox as the palntlnp which he wa~ taking to
a newaletter once a ae~eater, giv-PaJm Springs fo r the faJI opening
dd t villlan Lawyer Cribb•: Jack Phil· ot his art gallery acrOB.! from the Ing names and a ~sses o mem·
ben and 8 thumb-nail sketch of lips as Ec:tward Middleton; R.a.y Desert Inn.
"·hat they are doing. Zieglet as Honeat William Dow-Invit ed to meet the artist and
The first official organ I.zed a c-ton; Shirley Ziegler a.s bea.utltul hlt w1fe and to 11ee the plctur~.
tivity being promoted by the gro~p Mary Wilson: Huel Dumont u were Or. and Mrs. Emerson Cox,
is & basketball g&me bet\veen OCC her devoted mother; Ann Ritter &.'I Afrs. Edith Window, A.1isa Viola
19~1 t eam and alumni to be play-· mad Agnee Do"·ton: ·Stanton Fox Beil, Mn. Harry W~lnsteln . CraJg
ed tn the college gym Nov. 27 . I a.s Farmer; Edwin Hall aa Fa.rm· Conway, Paul Harri! and Mesart.
Immediately following the gam.?, 1 er steverui:; .Meredith H.i.rwood u and Mmea. N . W. Kell y, H. S.
theu will be an inforn1al dance Arden Rencelaw: and Harold Ka.nnab, Carl Schmidt and Geo.
In the small gym. SwaJ'lM)n as the Bank Messenger,• Crane, Long Beach; Mrs. Winifred
d the loafer. Barbre of Newpo": Beach; and
-People do read the want ads. an th Mr and Mil· F!IW1n Gra uer ot
Following the lut act Lii e Oo~na del Msr. Several of the
Olio, an extravaganza in the Gt.y crovp remained ror dinner. 'Nintlea mood. The Valencia Four,
I or the Santa Ana Chapter of
SP!!:BSQSA-. make a splendid ·bar-
bcr shop quartet; Freddie Carter
and hla banjo: How a.rd Fobom 's
songs: Bee.jay Jantga's da.ncee:
, Stan Fox with hb guitar: a Flora-
l dora sext et; and the Can Can E{l-
se.mble go togethe.r to make th1J
an Olio you wo11i't want to mLaa!
The Drunkard a.nd OUd combin-
ed give you a tull e"eninp enter-
tainment, w ell worth t.1§.e drive to
the beach to .ee. tro.r Ucket ru-
ervattone phone Harbor 3-407-J or
Beacon Sl9~M. Ticket.I will be
held at the door tll\Ul 15 minutes
before curta.tn Ume.
~at R~ord Playin9
Brings $25 Fi11e
Leo Schroff, 20-year-old fender--
body worker ,of Santa Ana an(I
Newport Beach, yeoterday· paj4 • '26 fine ln · City Court where
J"dP i"N.nk Unne.11 round htm
p llty cit dkt\lrb!ns tbe peace Hal-
loween at· ._ local chive-tn reat.-
auranl. lchrolf, who was rcpre-
aentod by Atty. Don Dungan, Coa-
l& MeM. pleaded not i:uttty.
H e waa accuaed of . playing
phoC\Olf&pt\ records in his car
etter pallee ukcd him to •lop t.he
r:nachbte.
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Lido Travel Bureau
MEZZA1'Th'J'J
UDO DllUO STORE
Harbor 1246 • Pl.A1''J'J e StUP e TRAIN
RESER\'A.TIONS • Mutual Theatre Ticket AlllCY
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DUNCAN HINES Ice
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TIDE T. Y. l l SOii 1''EWPORT .!ILVD l Ne,vport Beach l llAJIBOR 208 J • +,
.'.._'J. (!ACTtlS t' Al.
BT' l~ ll t~U1(H,t-.·
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'. Curtain time 11 nine o'clock Fri-
day or Saturd•y evenJnp, Nov.
tth and 10; Nov. 11th and 17th. It
b advt.sable' to be early for a
choice or aeall, u there are no
reserve-<! sea ti.
008TA llO~A wcTu NEWS. TIMES and · THE PRESS .
Mernbera ot the Costa Me.sn ~ for I II waru w111 convene tn resu1ar SJ.SO •~ vearo I ..mon <Ji'riday, Nov. 9, at 2 p. m. ~ 1 ..
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member ot the new Bova.rd atrinl
quartet tormed to tU<:h and per·
ronn chamber mu.alt.. lt wu· U •
nounced today by the Vntventty
ot SOutl>ern Callfornla Bcbool of
Mu.le. · Tiie ruJdent pertormtnr group
will be oompooed of Bucba Jaco!>-
-1!580 Ooean Blvd., Dalbo&,
l'l1'lt vtolln; Clenl\ s..... _,..o
•lolln: ljanfonl 8cbonl>oc\,_ •lol&:
and 8t.epben De'ak. eillo. All are
meml>erw of the tacullY of the 8C
lellool "' -TIN iiuortot 'fill st-.. tbrw-frff
f\lblJO --dJlrina the ,..., ilie tint ... Jaa. 11, In addltloa
to tetcb'"I' Oil tbe cam.pu.
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PAULO. ORIYE ·IN. THEATRE
KL ·~ SIMw St.art.I
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' SSc\.rta Thur1.r Nov. 8th
"PAINTING THE CWUDS
\VITH SUNS.HINE"
Dr nnl!i Morx-an. V(rainla Mayo
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DAV"
Tues., Nov. IS.lb
"GOLDEN HORD~"
D1l\'ld Parrar, ·Arns BlYtb
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11~ATURDAl''S HE.RO"~
.lobn DPrek, Donna. Red Ruth Roman. Ste.Ve Cochran
IT'S . SHOCKING!
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, \/// , rtM!k a ~ge campus UI onr& '!U>rt , '/ ~ \ week.end,.. Cf . ~
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\ · . MY FANCY!"
s-Acr OOMEDY • DitAMA • WED., THlJRS., F'JU., NOV. ·7 • 8-9 • Orange Coast Co~le~ Cl,!al>el "'
Ticket-1: $1 plua tax. on aalti at
All-Amerlcal:l M.kt., In (;of()na d~ Mar and
Rlchanl'• Udo ~ Newport .•. or call lfarl>or Z80~-n
Produced by Newport Rar~r Commn~ Players .
:N.O ·W
OPEN--
SATURDAYS --• and
SUNDAYS
HENRY·'$'. FAMOUS FOOD.
SERVED . NITEL y S:lOI TO 11 :00 P.-M:
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''Total abstinence ls the only
platform on which Chrbtta.na can
oonacientiously stand on the li-
quor queatlon," deelued Hollls L.
Anderson, pastor ot the Newport
H eight.a Seventh-Day Adventist
church.
Adventiat m e m be r a neither
drink or smoke and have been
active in the temperance cause
for over a century.
The pastor 1tated that ''Total
abstinence would make a.va.ilable
over nine billion dollars a year
for the neceaeiUes and. comfort.Ii
of lilt>, and would aave American
taxpayers approximately $100,-
000,000,000 annualzy in tax.ea." He
decla~ that accordinc to Dr. An-
drew C. Ivy, vtce-president of the
""' t.t.ntven.lty of llllnola., "Drtnk.trig
tn moderatio n . b npt actentific.
"' The only rua.rantee aga..lut alco-
hollam a.a a cause of ·accidents
and human misery ts t blal ab-
stinence. There Is no way to diB-
cover an alcobollc until he ls an
alcoholic. There ls no cure for al-
cohollam except total llbatlnence. (SEAL)
Local church memben ,contri-State of Cl.llfornJ.a.
Treuurer
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Outed a .special offering Saturday County of Orange: sa.
morning, Oct. 27. to a fi6o,OOO On Nonmber 5. l~t . before me,
naUonal tund to .!lupport the tern-the-undersigned, a Notary Public
perance-education campaign o! l.n and !or Mid County and Stall!!,
the American Tempera.nee Society. pe.raona.!ly appeared Qr:an C. Brad-
Thia t.ncludea publication of the ford. known to me to be the Preai-
L!.sten magazine for young people, dent, and Ed Jordan. k·nown to me
road aJgn.a, radio, lra.nscrlptions, to be the Secretary of tbe Corp-
poaters and lea.net.a. oration that ~ecuted the wtthin
The aoclety a1ao 1pon!t0r'3 the lrurlnlment. known to me to be th~
annual InwUtute of Scientific persona who executed the wt~
Studiee for the Prevention of Al-Instrument on behalf of the Corp-
coholi3m which trains educators, oraUon t he rein named, and
temperance. church ahd welfare acknowledged to me that such
worker• for er f cc ti v e action Corporation executed the aa.me.
against America 's growing llquor WlTNESS my hllnd and o!ncial
problem . .!ea.!. •
Mrs. Mary J ohnston, temper-• tSEAL J VIOLET THOREN,
. ance secretary of the Adventist NGtary Public in and for sa.ld
chun:h, Qrged members to write County and State.
letters of proteat to editors, pub-No. 762-"-Presa.
llaben, radio and TV stat1on man-Publish Nov. 8-15-72, 1951.
&gens who penn.it llquor lntereata
to promote use of alcoholics ln the
home. at social tunction1 and other
occulon.s.
U.'S.C.G. Ratings
Reopened to Vets
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ERWOOD'S-,
. F.OB SAIE -~ ~t.bllahed gi11B
.atore. Ap ud IB bemHll dc!maad qllidf ells-
• posal. l.ie.l for unbltioas )woman, $10,000
, Now showing hlllldreda o~ gJoriC!119 'Xmu,
ltelDs atartmg at $1.00 Doil't wait too late.
4-0'7 E. Balbo&.Blvd~ ila1bcla . Bar. 0166-J
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Kr. and Mro. William Hodadon,
who are leaving 900n Wt make
the.tr home in Temple City, were
guest. ot eome 40 of their frien~
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F1nst Baptist c.hurch ot Newport
Bff.ch 01) Oct. 30.
Mr .. and Mr1. Hodsdon were
charter membera or the local
church and much or lU succeaa
bu been due to their untiring ef-
fort.a.~
At pruent Mr. Hodadon t. presi-
dent ol the board of deacon• a.nd
lCra.. Hod9don, u chairman o! the
White Cross committee of the
Women'• Mlatonary Soc1ety hu·
contr1bukltl a gnat deal , to the
fine work done by that organlza-
tion tn the RUl two .yeara.
Dr. IVV! C. Ellta acted u muter
of ceremonfea and led the gToup
tn atngtnr favorite !Kings of the
honored couple.
At the clOM of the. evening Mr.
and Mrs.· Hod8on were preaented
with a beautiful picture for their
new home.
Those preaent from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs. Re" Brisbin
and aona of Westmlnater, Mr. and
Kn. Henry E. Weld.man and Mra.
George Popp of Huntington Beach.
' Musical Program
for Capilla Circle
See the ~ew "RO~D PUPPY"
Folding Bicycle • ~ • $7'.C)S-.-
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member
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family
A.a St ronc u a tull
size b I c y c I e. Llght
weight all,owa more
epeed-TUrna eaa:y.
F)llly Portable
Suitable' for Y~bta,
Planes, Trailer&. .
£an be fold~ tn SO
seconds without tools.
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Halbor Area Dealer
JllR8. AIWHEB'S TOY SHOP~llljl lllarioe Ave., Ba,_ l'ale
SACKETT· DE I RICK ' .SALES, INC.
· "TOY WllQLESALE118" SAN CLEMENTE, CAUF.
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• al • barbecue tlah cllnac.r ......,.!--old li.ttto wbo l(vo al 6'13 Wmt b' -lo.I W<t1·,11 ...,-.,,..,1n, at\eT Nqv. U '-iul luncheon at 12:30 p ._. ~ iOr a montll\ It Ille • ~-~ •. c.,..., .,.... County Relief
for Aged Stays
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I OOllJ'A · lblA b' hl -r of tbdr """"''-'" out ' pt-Mt. Dick' .. lllakr and ·~,. -....,-.,..-.. , , r l(~L&try &Del ll&Jpfl Younc :~~ ... ~ .. ~!:' J:~ ,. J>raet1M. In the d>un:ll chapel. ""· ~ "'°""'m wOJ Ii< by New· brolh<>r< n·l&w· !"' luld Mra. J M. pub ed lo now on '""1'111. tlae'
• '1/IJSoo"' :f~~~~ll¥~.:::: noU.~yknreowt"'ft~n~111J:it:~ =°'.':d ":t:1:.Y L.u.~~"':r':. ~-~ .,,!'.f":r.,.":.ra.m=. ~ia.!.2~£{ ::,.~..;,...~~ :!jby~,.;,"!: '~ ;:
'fl .M Mr. and )(n. W•yne ·~ten and. Ins wtlll 1 trlclt lnltead of 1 and ·kn. Harold Inman, Kr. and ~= b.Y ~ •::m.; al :rd& Ori' ll>lurday evmlng' Kn. Lil· Jiadl !Maw Egley: Jr. Ja lAadi>ft ~cfd. d&UCbler Cl>rllltlM, Mr. and Mr.. t~L rn cOl!I&" tli.,,...i. U.ttr ack Mi:o. Dwlgbl ~. Ma17 Sinclair.. CU ,:..., Beam Dana. Oo mM" Uan Mclntpe"of Glend&Je ·-co-_during lllf year UIU. 1t lo bard
> --Jim llltngwurth &Del Wayne Rob-wlU. Ill) amall pan:cls ot..guocllcA, Carol Hui. Velma CQ\llpto:I, Vtr· rryM: An • M"' --Wllb Join. Low!y• at Ille lo Wieve lbat till• lint --h t lnlO.\-... , • 0011 had a faint but• permeatJnt rtnla Complon.. Dorla LUc:~hardt, -:,rJ:u.._ Bl~ de.non and lla ·tatter,, bom.e when & large group car<J !of.)"Oung Egley waa_a com• .. :!°°! ... 2!an1'"'!.dl•tk th-rii ome 0c':.. · The two brolhen from the East odor. Inside. tMlc&d of the u.tilal Dorothy Sawyer, Ruth Allen, Don· · ot !riends was lnvlt~ to N.y fare-rnc~fal /at.lure qi.11il'tlf becauee lae
-..---.-....... ... C ea.. ar "° enlf\U.SlAeUc ovtt the Har'-~d.Y. or cook&ee. wero two amall na Net.on, Mart.ha Mhelchel, Viv\· .... well~~ t.hc Dl~ks. <Among those did ~o~ use any colot to U.Ye:n hll"
J3. Kn. Edick, leader and ~ bor atta that they ant.tclpate k>-and nol fttah dab., tut Marmon. Mo.r""cyn Martin,_ Pe:g· OP'DMJST 8~RS . present Vlf~ Mr.· and Mn . ;Dick : WOl'}4 But now we hae an display ~ akl roU. 1n OranC'e coun-°h'autwetn. a.tataAt had cha}-ge caltua here permanently ln the gy Cluk, Relen 11nd foyce S&.nds: ·Le!); Jonu, ttlatlng cxpericncel'J Mr .• tu)d Mrs. Richard-Corke. Mr. at tile Newport ffirbot, Publ!ab• ti continue to itan& at about 6,150 of the meeting. IAw .. motto and near tu>ure. Wh.lle vlsitlng the H , B. Mc.Murtry, Rocer AX"worlhy, on bla tri~ lo Europe. and Jae~ an~ Mrs. Jack Mcintyre and Mrs. tng Co .• al 221'1 Balbba Bl.yd., the .
'fltb 5,780 people reeeMn& ag..t pled&M ...,.,.. l&ld by all.· ' Dlo· Jlllllotle u.ey enJoyed · ltlpa t.o OPEN HOUSE .111]!,D M.aleolm RA!ld, Bob llank•y. Jlm· , Bidwell w:tb t&les or Acap_utco. Llhan Mcintyre, Glendale: John tin"-'t eolored and engnived. per·
aJd 1n the county du.rtn& Septem· cUM:tonl were ,open on the Mpa-Bevec;ly Hllla. Hollywood. . R.tver· The Sant.a Aaa office of tbe 809 my lriahf>l", Paul Leto an(I Gertrude 1 were pmgrammod al the ?r4onday RkldelJ, Ml.as M&rpret R lddell, sona~ Christmas cards'b1 Son~
ber, Cal1lornla Ta.xpaytfra' aaocl-rate oomn'lltteea of•lhe month. At aide. TtJuana, San Diego and other clal Security Admlnin.ration be.kS Edk:k. H~1 tor the evenJ.n& { meeUng ot lbe Optimi11t club. Mn. Robert P andlob and Mn. ne.Jl &.nd Hampton. Be~ to ~
a Uon reported today. the cJoee of the meetlft&' all acouls point.a of lntere1t.: · pen hou&e'. Monday ln obRr'Vance were.1 Mn. Compton. Mn. Luck· Prevtour weeks program was by Bell IRJW'land, Santa Ana, also the m !'!OOn and place your order.-
, Durfn« Aug\Llt. 5,571 people ln aa.embled in the y&rd where · I of It.a flnt year of operatton at 810 hardl and M~. F..dlck who eerved ·,Howard Ba.mes of the ~oasl Min-Mr. and Mn . .John W rtght;0t New-You will be very surpriaed al the · °" county received aJd u needy gamee we.re played. Everybody r.u tne cl••n~ ad& North BroadWay. -• I donut. and Cidtt. eraJ L'ld Lapidary BOCicly. i>ort an.d the boat and bolt.ea. reucs.able cost of these nne ea.rdl.
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In September, 72 applJca&na Tbe put two meettnga of the
for aced aid were recetved ln tbe st. Joachlma Browrtlea were •pent
e:Oanty. In thl.a one catecory of 'in ma.klnr ceramics cifta for their
ttltef, 51 cuea were added {not In· parents for Ou:letmaa, under the
eluding inter-county lranafera. direction of Mmes. J,anel Albee
rutoratlona, etc.), and 12 cuea and Norma. Melcher. The c trls
were dl8cohtlnued. of Troop. 21 under the leadt'rshlp
S.tatewidr, th e num~r of people of Mra. Be.rt Lynch dNi Kath-
recetving akl a.a nff<ly aged con· eryn.ei Andenon, U nda Cllnton,
ttnuea to stand at abou\ J74,:w>O, Diana Drake, Sharon Jensen, Bar-
'llttth the September rolb showing b&ra. Hart, Ma.ry Ann Hebenstreol,
274,448 f>eople In C&llforn.la re-Mi_cbalena Hervalh, Jtme Laurie.
oeiving · lh.18 one type of public Pamela Lynch. Ro8e Sackl'I and
ualltanee, compared .with, 274,430 Susan Schoenla.ub. The ltCC<>n"f' ~ AUl'J5l and 274.271 for July. grade Brownie• are Theresa Lan-
During September, 3,077 people dry, Patrtcta• Rieland, Pam r IR
in California appll~ for _,.Id to the Miller,· Nancy Laurie.· MRry J.011
needy aged, with 2.561 cues added McClelland, Janice Jensen , B.'\r·
during the month (not including hara Ann Norton. Nancy Schoe;i.
lnter-eounty transfcra.,. reatora-11aub, Donna Bolins.kl. Ptltricl:i.
tlon.s. ·etc.), •l'\d 3,394 caace dis-Wattenburg. Toni Lee "Munlz,
continued. Josephine Hill, Geraldyne Hart.
A1"ed aid tn California Is reach· Unda Horvath. Carolye D&llape,
Ing practically every peraon elig· and Judy Funlc:. Af(er workinit
ibJe under preeenl law," the Tu-on their propect the 1?1°rla played
payen' uaoclatton did. a. R'lUlle anct clO&ed the meeting
.. Taxpayers ahould l~k for a with the Brownle-ring.
l~t·up In what hu been an ralm08l
lt~adily lncreuing demand for
thia kind or publlc auiata.nce--if
no changes are made tn P-resent
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Warning that an lnlJ.iatlve pr~
poAal to loosen up th~ aged atd
' law-a McLain Bponeored meaaure
-will be on the next statewide
baJlot in CaJlfornla, the a.uocla·
lion sa!d:
"Every time the aged aid law
LI liberalized, the num~r of people
ettklng relief-and the coat to the
t.ax.paye,........skyroc.ketB."
Harbor Children
Feted by ' Moose
The Newport Beach Mo ose
Lodge, No. 1467. entertained ap-
pn>xiltlately 300 Har b o r Area
children. Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 31at, wlth another very suc·
A total of 18 Brownl,.
were recentl:v organized
second and third grades
Cost& Mesa 8Chools.
Troop~
In th~
ot tho
Troop 2 under the learlershlp of
Mrs. Harry Hllllard held election
of officers at their la.st meeting.
Following were elected. pres!·
dent, F:'Iora Lou Thompson. seer~·
tary. Sheryll Holms imd treasurer,
Beverly Beebe1 Tbla troop Is com·
posed ot eighth grade girls. The
clerk badge waa dis<:ua.serl. The
Jrtrb visited the court in Newport
-Beach. other troop mcmbertt arc
Joan Ojrden. Marjorie S lo v a I.
Sandra Bishop and Sonya Math-
ewo.
Newport Circle
Makes Nov. Plans
cesaf11I HalLowoon party. Th e Newport Circle of Ch rist church
Civic Affairs Chairman ·and his by the Sea met with A-1.ra. Ed"Vin
committee, Herb Shoemaker, Joe Daelwelleri 237 Sparks avenue,
Homann, Jimmie P 0 t t er, Ourl C08la Mesa on Oct. SO. Mrs. Arte
Tipping. Have.I) 'Hblbrook, Ernie A rey was co-ho8teA and t h e
Stewart and Don. R.\Jkl:el; We.Te re-Oaetwellers' new home was gay
sporuilble for tbte att&lr. and with flowers:
arranced f('tr a hure bont1re on Routine buslnesa se!f.8lon wa..s
the beach In front of tho Lodge conducted by the chairman. MIHB
Hal?. 23rd and Ocean Front:.New· Elsie N"ewla.nd. Reports or calli.
port Beach. &nd di•tributed apples. and . visltati'Oh!'I were made by
candy, cook ies. pop-com and soda Mrs. May Delozier, Mr&. John
pop. Elale Klng-, Myrtle Tipping, U'Re.n and . Mrs. A. S. RedCem.
Elaie Porter and Edna Eaton, Pl~ were made for ¬her
members of the Women of the work day before the \'V. S. C. S .
Moose. helped thf' men carry out bazaar on Dec .. 5' i.n Goortell hall.
their plans for the evening. 1 Commltteu were apoolnled to
The Lodge hall waa appropriate.· help 1n preparing the Five Dollar
ly decoratert In t he Halloween banquet to be held Wednc&da.)'
rnanner , and students of the Mesa evening of this week. and al"° ror
School of Dance and Accord.Ion , servln« the vleitln~ te&m tor lhc
entertained under the direction of evan~elistlc campaign which be·
Gordon imd Robert Longfellow, gina Dec. 11 .
tnatruc tora and ownera of the Mrs. J . A. Bodm11.n conduclerl
• i1c:hoot. Elaine Taylor. Co 11 e en the devotional perlocf centertng It
Rupp, Ba.f~ra Feeney, L I n d a around the Week of Prayer-anrt
Denio and iudy Tumer. were Self·Oenial. The offering goes to
dancera. Mutry Nereaon s an g aupport ml881on schools at home
M>me 10ngs: P•ler a1"f Billy Wei-and abroad.
-gan played their accordlons: Mary During the social hour thP
Cotta _.,.ve a eong and dance; u Thanksgtvtni: motif wa.s carried
did Patti Hourigan : Stilrlee Houri-Qut in miniature pumpkin pie~.
,..an gave a dance number; ao did chee&e and cracke r pumpkin.a and
Ronnie Maltreje&n and Jeanne jack--0-lanlema. Halloween candies
Landgrove; Susie Jones entertain-and a struttinx-tu.rkey for each
ed wtlh a ballet: and John Kautz· tray. The next meettnsr will be
rnann and Bob TUmer had a Dec. 4 ln Goodell hall when Blea&-
danc.IJ'lg horee routine. ing boxes will be brought and
Barbara Hunt. the only enter-opened.'
Latner not cotu\nected wtth the ----~-
Mesa echool, entertained with a
apeclalty Hu la dance.
Thanks a~ extended to t he
Street Department of the CitY.
for helping to haul wood for the
bonfire.
New Courses Begin
Nov. 13 to Aid
Korean Veterans
Methodist Group
Attends Fullerton 1
OCCPC Dinner
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