HomeMy WebLinkAbout1949-05-19 - Newport Harbor EnsignTMUHOAY, MAY 11; 1141
n. ·~ted vqabonds" of
O:rODil cJe1 Mar are ready to take ott ...., on anotht-r expedjtio
a qQeiJt that la clothed in mystery
.. ~ u advmture anc! hardship.
'l'beR ~nds'' are' Dana
e nd Gln,er Lamb, who are going
PEftSONALtTI£8
of tiM Week
RealtOrs at (Joaference
Among the enrollees for the
~Y educational conterf'ncc
tor re.tton, that began yesterday
In SU.ta Ana. were the following
from the Harbor area: F. C. An-
d.reeen, I w. A. Huscrolt. Lars
LaYa&'ftinO, Ralph P . Maskey,
Fare! MUllla'an, Hadd Rlng, Un·
wood Vide. Lola T. V~, Mar-caret J. OMclert. C. L. Thoaaas.
JDMnor V~ W. A. Toblas and
HafOJd SnJder. Enrollments h~,,
W'ft'e deU'ed through H. Verne :C for the Newport Har-.,_ ot Realtora.
Harbor 711 8AL80A IILAtfO-COftONA DEL IIAft
OLD FA1ENO&HIPI were renewed last week-end When Carl Hanna
of Cot"Ona del Mar played host to aiftiaer Rudy Vallee and hie oueat.
Ml• Eleanor NorM of S.n Franct.co. Mr. Hanna and Mr. Van ..
have kno~ each otMr ••noe Clewland d.,a In the early thirties.
Mr Hanna (at the extreme noht) fa ahown here wt~ his tuesb
dining at the Hurley a.u Inn lMt Frfday. The fourth mem~r thof
the party fa ""'>"• -....-.-.ry aocompant.t. wtto ·~•red wtt 1 e alft9er at a hn Of ... ....-.-.nee. Rudy wn here for a slnt nt
eneaeement Saturday eYe"'"-· (Photo by Foleom)
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c.t'oia• *' M•r. CaUf. PERIIIT No. S
VOL. t, NO. 41
•
.._. a THE ENaiGN
THURaDAY, MAY 11, 1141 .. '1 ~c,,.,
Corona del Mar 8alboa letand
ARVO E. HAAPA
Editor and Publisher Always complaining. showinc the attractions of New-PEG RAAPA
This t1mc Jt's about the Ense--port Harbor. A-wiate f)Jltor
nllda race. Looks like the dty sort There were complaints about TilE ENSIGN 11 blJ.Jbed
of rn.l&sed the boat on that (no pun the difficulty tn receiving prompt ThW"Bday ~for the=
<Continued from Page 1) intended). There wu a ~1\~J"\"elous and accurate news ot race results. munJtJes ot Corona del Mar and thro~h the rugged country tn opportunity for Newport Harbor This job of pvtng out lnfonnatJon Balboa Island. Office hou.ra are:
the home of the lost Maya tribe. to get mJlllons of ~ollan worth of should have been coordinated-to · 9 a.m . to 12 noon and 1:30 to 5
That expedition was cut short unexcelled pubUaty ~hout make it easy for the ne~pers P~u~=rPT':'~;A .:r.day. after three months. because Dana the nation: And we missed out on and news tenr~ces to get the news,
and Glnooor ran out of motion pic· lt. before, durtng and after the One Year.·--·-····-·-····---ti.OO a-_... --~Ull 81x MOfttftl ...... -............. -..... UIO ture film. They retraced that An elaborate anu ~~,;G.na Y races. Out of Harbor area. Veer .... 2.50
dlflicult path back to civtJizstlon, planned publicity program was This is a young event. and de-1~n.o COA8T HIGHWAY
hoping to go back to the Lost needed, and was lacking. A consid· ta11s naturally wtU be WOI"ked out Corona del Mar, Catlf.
Cfty in about six months. !:Jut erable amount of funds could well better u we ro along. It's already Harbor 781
the war Intervened. They hea\"d have been spent by the dty just to the greatest ocean sa.lling event, ·-=~~-~~~~~~~~cc~.._~~~ about Pearl Harbor when they distribute photographs of the race and it's bound to become the most =
some two years afterward--they bor on the map. LE11'ERS
returned to clVllizatlon. For the 1 to the U. S. press, especbllly plc-famous too. Let's boo8t It along.,
duration of the war-and tor tures of the start of the race, and let it help put Newport Har·
were In government serviCP.. Ill( • • •
Corona del Mar has not seen 1,1' We know that the ptotu,.... of
much of the Lambs during the the race would have been well THE GALLERY CLOSES I
year that they have been local received by new.papeN all owr Dear Editor.
residents. Dana and Ginger have t '1\IJ DA~~Ifta the nation. The Enelgn received 1 am closing the Corona del
been working night and da} on .J-11 I~ a tot of good comment on Ita Mar Studio Gallery-temporarily,
their book at their ht'me. 1105 picture. of the race and they 1 hope--and through the Enslgn
Seaview Ave. They have com· Taking advantage of the three-were good one1. Thanb to the 1 would like to say good-bye to
pleted 14 chapters of tt"lf" first day holiday week-end. Balboa good wor"'k of Beckner, Foltom all of the nice people who came
draft of "Road to Mayapan." The Yacht Club has schedu'cd a Mem· and Gerhardt. in to see the gallery and were 15th and final chapter remains to orial Day Regatta tor May 28·29· • • •
so very encouraging and enthu-be written. 130. By the way. siastlc.
This will be their second book. The regatta 1s Invitational lor Thanks to the mayor for the The gallery was really quite
The first one. "Enchanted Vaga· ,all classes. VIce Commodore Fred plug for the Ensign at last week's successful, considering the weath-
bonds,'' published in 193.q, was a Smales will supervise the sched· Council meeting. cr. but I have found the quarters
long·tlme best seller tt"lroughout ule. Chairman Peter Ficker wlll Guess it really was not meant as to be inadequate.
the country, and still is in de-be in charge of the race commit· a plug-but It was a lett handed I
mand. at libraries and book stores.,tee tor Inside and outside courses compliment (back of the hand, M y daughter ts 1Jl, and It 1s nee.
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P~FES~)O)f*IJ
DIRECTSRY
omce Rea.
Harbor 1015 LquDa UIM
Chas. A Wylle. M.D.
PnactJce Llmltecl to Dt.ea ..
ol Infants and Cblldftft
Hours 1 to 5 P .K.
Cout Hwy. and J&IIDlne. COM
A. V. Andrews, M.D.
PHYSICIAN
aDd
SURGOON
Telephone Harbor 556
John N. Osburn. M.D.
Practice Umited to the Eye
10 A.M.-4 P.M.. MOIL· Fri.
Except Wed. Aftemooa
332 Marguerite Ave., CDM
RA 1367 Res.: HA 1830
Spencer H. Boyd, M.D.
Practice Umlted to
Obstetrics and Gynecology
1007 North Broadway
Santa Ana
Office Residence
It Is their account t~f the 16,()()(). Saturday night, May 28, the th t is) Hizzoner's remarks were f'ssary tor me to drop everything
mfle boat trip down the Baja club will host a regatta dance. m!de· about the Ensign editorial and care for her, and look after
CaJitornla and Central America with a midnight supper tollowtng that criticized the casual and un· the two little grandsons. There
coa.sL It is an amazing aC'<"'unt the dance. Sue Ficker and Bill publicized way in which the busi· I rf'ally doesn't seem to be a mod·
ot fortitude in the face of almost Lapworth are In charge, and have ness license ordinance was intra-ern Invention that takes the I :;:===========::: con.&tant perU-shipwreck. thirst. sE'CUI'ed AJ Fresco's orchf'Sfra for d ced 1 place ot a grandmother. When
fever. quicksand, wlld animals. the dance. uNo · accu.satlon of underhanded 1 my daughter ls well again I hope
Kl 3·nt9 HA 1832
Worst of all was an attack of ap. BYC has scheduled Its formal method was intended in the edito-to open another gallery. I
pendlcitis. su!lered by Dana when 1opening for June 4 wlth a dinner! rial-nor a demand that all the I Hasta otra vez,
they were on Cocos Island. They 1 dance at which other yacht dub I fine print in all those ordinances 1 THELMA pAD DOCK HOPE ..
made all preparations tor Gf!lger commodores will be ~ests. be read. Just a reminder that at
to operate. when a boat was stght·j The BYC June serl~s. lnv1ta·jleast an understandable summary
ed. Ice packs checked the attack, tional for all clas:sM, w1U open on should be given for all action Po.Wer ~
and the operation was averted. I June 5. continuing on June 12' taken at Coundl meetings. ~
Both Dana and Ginger ~ave land concluding June 26. Unreasonable request? I think Dinner U.... ~L
been adventure minded smce not. Let's avoid another case like ..._, &a
childhood days Jn Santa Ana. I • that of the Corona l{jghlands zon·
It took Dana slx years to get Honor 8rtde-fo-8e 1ng 'map. when almost no one Balboa Power Spuadron mem· throug~ high school, because he kneow which map had been accept· bers and their wives wtU attend
took hme out tor a trip around 1 Miss Margaret Heidenreich and ed by the Council (a situation cor-a dinner dance Thursday nlght,
the world. He remembers ~orona her mother, Mrs. F. W . Heiden· rected in the next meeting). May 26, at Balboa Yacht Club.,
del Mar fro"! its very begmning. 1 reich of 213 Coral Ave., Balboa f Thanks mayor~ for seeing to it At this dinner they "1-11 also com-
It was Dana s father, as county Isla nd, entertained In honor of that Council actions were explain-plete plans for a squ.aHron rendez.
tax collector,. ":ho helped. plan the bride.elect Eleanor Embree of ed at last week's meeting .... It vous to Emerald ~e. Catalina.,
original sut>c;ttVlsion of this Crown Corona del Mar, 1ast Thursday alwa}'S takes a little extra trouble June 11·12.
1 of the Sea tn 1908. night. to carry out the responsibilities of Commander Harry AshtC'n has
ENTERTAINS ARIZONANS Miss Embree. teacher at Corona public office In this democracy of appointed Ted Hambrook as gen·
. . del Mar School. will marry Gor· ours. eraJ chalrman lor the rendezvous.
Hospitality was returned. by don McChesney, also of Corona 1 • • • A shore supper will be the hlgh
Mrs. Gustave Grupe, 701 Mangold del Mar, next Thursday. I White we're on this subject: point of the week-end, with LPe
Ave., when she entertaJned Mr. Inviteod to Thursday's party Other folks have complained Jonas. George Andrews, Earle
9..!'d Mr:s. Walter Strong of Phoe· were Mesdames Marjie Pope, Kay ~at they cannot eully under-Doane and Harold Holtz In
mx, Anz. Mrs. Grupe had been a Vaughn, Berty Trine, Billfe Har-mnd what goes on In Council charge.
gue t a.t the Strong home last vey, Meta Bachman, Grayre meetings. The big trouble aeema The rendezvous wi11 wind up
month when she a !fended a ~-1 Sevier. Diane Kuhn, Marjorie Ro· to be a combination of bad
gregational convention at Phoen. tx., m"rsl. Bonnie t "ng, Carol Sa,vt·n. the Squadron's llctivitles until Re Ch 1 T t of th N igh I .-..... acoustlca and mumbling on the Septf'mber. when new classes will v. ares a e: e e ·,Ellen Borchsenlus, Mary Steffen· part of councilmen ... In ~lte be offered in pilot'ng, seaman· borhood Congregationa~ Omrch in sen and Misses Sally Smith, of the mayor's repeated remind-hJ h d tJn Phoenix, also was a dmner guest L'adl·e Fox. Veronica Schleder, k s p. weat er, a vanced plio g last Thursda ~ e,.. to the councilmen to apea and probably in junior navl~ator.
y. Robyn Hatch, Lucille Babcock, up and to the audience to com· Members t')f !he cu,·1 t!r.t pllot'ng
BACK FROM RODEO Laura Barnum, Pat Leur and plain If pr"'Ceedlnga can't be class will tak~ their examJnatlon
R. G. Blake. 617 Heliotrope \'elma Witt. heard. • • • early In June.
Ave .. Corona del Mar, retumed ------
Tuesday of last week from the TWO MOVIE ACTRESSES ~wisdom of Solomon is often
rodeo put on by the Empty Sad· TO STAR IN LAGUNA PLAY reqwred of Counc_il: an~ another NEW ANNAPOLIS STAMP
dles Club of Palos Verdes. "Best Two well·known motion picture of those toug~ declS1ons IS oomJng Of interest to local stamp col·
rodeo west of Texas.' was his actresses will be featured in "'Tttt: up Moo_day ~ght. Can t!'e Ebell 1ectors is the announcement that
co t Women." Laguna Beach Play. Club build on 1ts lots adjomlng the the U.S. Post Office Departme-nt
mmen · house's next production now In present clubhouse in Balboa? will issue a three-<:ent stamp
ATTEND MANEUVERS rehearsal. Ebell members who want to stay through the Annapolis, Md., post
Major Edwin Field, 619% Poppy Brenda Joyce and Polly Moran where they are point out that the office on Ma,y 23 to commemorate
Ave., was at Ft. MacArthur last will star in CJalre Boothe comedy, ~lub has been there ~ years and the 300th anniversary of ~
week-end for maneuvers. With which will open May 25. Maurine 1t has voted three tames to stay Us. The printing ot 100,000,000
him was Colonel William Billings, Cookson, Gertrude Ztnt, Beryl there. It w~d s~ however, stamps has been authorlzed.
a friend of the Fields from Whit· Warren, Betty Shope Paul, Beth that the parking Situation at the
tier. Both Col. and Mrs. Billings Nowlen, Blanche Boyde, and Jac· presen~ site is a serious problem
were dinner guests of Major and quellne Millett wi11 also share top and will only grow more aertous;
Mrs. Field a week ago. honors. cost of bulldl.ng elsewhere would
Corona del Mar
For Your Evening Ellioyment
COCKTAIT.S FINE FOODS
DININQ..-..from 1 :00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. -8Aft..o..from 3:30 P.M.
HAR80fll 1273
probably be Jess; and ln the long
run it would be wieer to build
where there would be opportunity
for expansion. All that is for the
Ebell Oub to decide, however, not
for us or the Council; it i.s the
Council's duty merely to deteJ".
mine if 20ning regulations wiU
pennit an approval of the Ebell
request. • • •
Who's afraid of Friday the
1SU.? Not ~ohn 8adtelr, wtto eel·
ebrated hla birthday on that day
tnt week. • • •
Looks llke the plans for a sum-
mer tent theater tor Ne.wport Har-
bor have fallen through. lt had
been planned for the bay front-ace near Oty Pump Statton No.3
on Bayai<1e Dr. Does that mean no
local theater th1l IUIIU'Ilet'T Doet
...,aM lmow ot a 1004 place for ~------------------------------------------~ ~~'
A1TENTION!
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Are You Womed
About the Robbery of
Your Day'• fteoefpta?
SEE U8 A80UT OUR
Nlte Depoeltoey
Service
Coet Is Only '1.00 a Month
•
Newport Harbor
8onlc.
50S COAST HIGHWAY
Corona del Mar
(MembeT Fed.eral Depotlt
Inaurance ()QoraUon)
Wallace J . Miller, M.D.
Practice Umlted to the E)'e
By Appointment
Harbor1528
1415 Coast HJghway, COM
Phy.lclans-8urtgeona, D.O.
Dr. Edward W. Mllum
PhysJdan and Surgeon ...... .....
615 GOLDENROD AVE.
Corona del Mar Harbor 2942
Optician
Telepbone: Harbor 1528
E. H. Thiele
OPTICIAN
Prescrtptjons Fllled
Glasses Repa.1re4
1415 Coast Highway, COM
1n the Birtcher Bulldinc
Dentin
Phone Harbor 2356
Dr. 0. G. Suess
De-ntistry
313 Ma.rtne Balboa Island
Funeral Dir-ector
" Baltz Mortuary
Chapel by the Sea
HARBOR 42
Corona del Mar, Calltomla
Ample Off-Street Partd.ng
Chi ropt atetor
Dr. Donald J. Yamell
Chiropractor
Houn: 10 to 4:30
saturday and Ewnlnp
by Appolntment
1217 COAST HIGHwAY
Corona clel Mar Harbor 10C8
.
Harbor
Ambulance Service
• HARBOR 'rrln
Night Calla: Beuon 5801
:M-HOUR SERVICE
d7 80dl St., Newport 8ec1Cit
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By-law. for the Corona del Mar ~ented by Vice President Freeman,
Men's Oub Wft'e adopted at tM who a.1d .. it'& a pleuure for the
--...;.;:;;;;...;.;:~.=.;:....:.::.;..:.;::;.;.:..:__ _ _, May meetinc ot tbe group, beld oldest livina lieutenant in the
--------------1aat ~ at the Community NaVy to introduce a ret.lred col-r----~-----------. Olurd1. o~l ot tile regular Anny."
Tbese by-laws ertabll&b Febru-I>1nner for the men was pre-
ary M the time for tbe election ~ and ~rved by a g:roup ot
I meeting ancl March 1 u tbe start church women. including Mn. 0 . ot the fiscal year for the club. The M.. Campbell cha.innan; Mrs.
by-laws ~ adopted u drafted Wayne Harper, Mrs. Eva Koentt,
.__...._ ___ .:...;. _____ -A bY a oommlttee comprised of Mrs. Howard Roberti, Mn. Stu-
-;::a-=-==-===-=::z::====~ Henry Freeman and Arvo Haapa. art ·Diehl Mrs. Harold Benedict
Gene's Place
8PECIALIZING IN
Wedding Cakes
Birthday Cakes
French Pastries
70S (fOAIT HIGHWAY
Corona del Mar Harbor 1102
HAULING ••••
Loq Dlst8aee
Loeal
President Arthur F'ltzmorris an-and Mrs. ·George Davies.
nouDoed that name be.d&'es tor
~ aDd guests would be
available, for 35 cents each. at the
next ~ng. Thursday, Keen Chaffer
J~ 9. I By J AN kiNG
Musical high spot of th.e .eve-The hlghli~ht event of the rear.
nine wu presented by VJOlinlst the Junjor Senior P rom was held
M.ax Donner. a club member and 1 at the Newport Har~r Yacht
resident at 706 Poinsettia Av_e., Club on Friday the 13th. The
who was introduced by Meredith I theme wu "BJue Moon" and
Harwood. Mr. Donner played the Jamey Jamison's orchestra play-~ ~lade et Polonaise. by ~ I ed. Despite the showers, the Vte~empc and a Fr1tz K.reasler spirits w·ere hJgh as Barbara
selection .as an encore. He was Barnhouse. dressed In salmon
aooomparued by Mlss Margaret taffeta. was selected queen I Scharle at the piano. I . . 1bere wu group singin&. led by Seen th_£-re w.ere. Charmaine
J . Leslie Steffensen. With another I!ernard m white flowered or-~
club member , Arthur Young of gandy and an orchid-and Bill
Corona del .Mar. at the piano. Mr. Clancy. P£-ggy Diehl in gr~n
Yo\lft& was forthwith appo. lnted l)y taffeta a nd carnations-wlt.h Jtm I
President Fitzmonis as official Seely. Pat Frahm in whtte or·
pianist of the club. I ~andy and gardenias. and eocort I
A travel-talk on Guatemala. 11-Di<'k Ferguson.
lustrated by color slides was Loretta McCullah in green
given by Col. William H~lti.ne pique and carnttions-with Bill
of 213 Dahlia Ave. He was pre-Jackson. Connie Shook in a
flowered formal -with escort
,...--------------, Ste,·e Hope. Carla Mercer In
y 19. 20,21
FRESH VEGETABLES
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FROZEN FOODS
••••. 12-tz 19c:
•••• 12-oz · LARGE OR SMALL JOBI
GIVEN lAME CARE
ahelton-Thermlque
MACHINE WAVE
Longer La.sttng Loveliness
1103 COAST HIGHWAY
brown taffeta plus an orchid-
and Dick DunJap. Mikel Burns
in a black and plaid formal-with Ted T rompeter. Joanne Russel l,l·---------------------.....o-......;;:;-.--::1
Corona del Mar HA 0533
ln white organdy and orchids-
her escort Bundy Chamberlain.
Jan King in lllac taffeta with a I
~-------------..: gardenia-and Keith Mahoney.
-------------Other couples w£-re Pat Berger-
-we Mew Wttt. Tlte World ..
1982 HARBOR BLVD.
8eaooniUIJ
on and Jerry Ungo. Alice Vought
and Larry Sherwin. Janet HUl l
and escort f rom Santa Ana. Don·
11a Ring and Paul Robertson. Peg
Johnson and Dave P NeUo. Janie
Hu me and Roger Gorman. Renee 1 I Aughle and Jim Craig. W anda
has per and Ken Crumley. Gloria ' -----------------------~-~ ~ite and Karl SchUUng. Jac~e Jobst and Ronnie Engle. Jody
1
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J:>hnson and Bob Watts.
Chaperones w£-re Mr. and Mrs.
~~o-r-+--...,....__ ........ ,._...,.~ Harbi~ and MI. and l\1rs.
For ChlldreD Up to Five Years Old
ONE llx14 or a PANEL OF 111KEE Sx5
REGUlAR e&.OO VALUE
Now Ollly ~95
(Tills Offer Expires lue 1) • Photography by Howard Folsom
Harbor Photo Lab
Miller.
F1oyd E . CUtbirth. owner of
Coast Super' Market in Corona del
Mar. is rt'COvering satisfactorily
after a serious operation at the
Good Samaritan Ho pitaJ in Los
Angeles a week ago yesterday.
He is expected to return soon to
his home at 435 RedJands Ave ..
Newport Heights. but he will not
be able to assume his actin• dutiE-s
at the market for some time. Mr. 1
and Mrs OJtbirth ha,·e owned and I
operatC'd the Coast Super Market
since Novemb£'r. 1947.
WHITE BROTHERS MEET
Rev. Harry \V. White. 1 !04 S .
Bay Fl'ont. had a reunion last
week with his brothers. The fiye
I White brothers. all over 65 v(>ars
of age. m(>t at one of the brothers'
cabin in the mountains near Lake
1 Elsinore. Two of th(> brot hers for-
merly liv(>d on the Island. HoraCE'
ownt'd a home on Bay Front and
I kept the boat "Echo". while Dr.
Strothard White. along ";th Rev.
White. bought property here be-
l fore the Island was compl(>tely
filled in.
DEN FIVE OFFICERS
Officers this month for Cub
Scout Den No. 5. Pack 110. are
Sammy Harrison, denner: Darrell
Goins. assistant denn(>r ; Gordon
• McClymont. keE>J)(>r of th(> buck-
1
ski11. Donnie Charl('S and Darrell
Goins put on a puppet show at a
recent den meeting. and the cubs
won an attendance pennant at the
Pack meeting.
170NTA CLUB MEE:;;-NG
Zonta Club will meet this eve-
ning at the Shore Clifl home of
Letha Drolet. Reports \\.-'ere g1v-
en at the last meeting about the
District COnference for Zonta. at
Norton's cafe. attended by Prest-,
117~ e.-t Hwy. CORONA DEL MAR Hart.or 1111-W dent Ruth Hummel and Mildred ._ ....... -...liiililllilili_.._ .... ________ ... _.llllllliililiilliiii--.._ .. Stanley .
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We have a complete line of FROZEN FOODS
Wine -Beer-Soft Qrinks -Candies
\.i it Our Market for the tin Foods
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D~d--Pan Ready
BRIOGFORD'S SUG~R CURED
HAM ROASTS ••••••
fltATH 'S CEDAR VALLEY
SIDDBl~OM • • • • •
lb 57c
45c
74c
I ar MilL 8ETTY WAT"aON -....._.... ____ _
A ~ waa -tbr ......-.....
bland Jut wea ,.. llriL D zMel H8Qa. MIL llllda ·MI:~!MIII
liaJnmrtt. ol Saata ........... lin. E. ~ .. fll. I..-...
of the m.yst:ft'7 atDr7 Wl"tb!r. 8he u4 ...._ Froa1De ol Loa ~16f!&i.
was the pest ot bel' brOther, R. • • •
N. Kelly, 205 Topaz Ave. Dr. Ud MiL Fred 81.,._.
• • • 1.12 ~ Aw. Md M their
Mrs. Jean Bertuleit ol S< LAke Dl'l' __... on F'rtd.ar the
Oty was a ret"Rnt bOu8e pat ot ()apt. and Mn. BrUce ~Y
her parents-iJl.Jaw, .Mr. aDd lin.. Mr. aDd X... C. SullMan. Gill
\Valter Bertulelt of 144 S. BQ I'UIIIIQJ and CUMta rounded out
Front tM ~~ enterta.inmeftt. • • • • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Clu1stJe and Guvtn Shellrnba rer. eon
son ol 411 N. Bay Front Villted Prot~ SbeJieebaaet of the
last v.'eek in Ojai Valley on the Unlvenlty ot llalttaaa at ~
ranch of Mr. and Mn. John Ca--.aa. ... a Suaday Yisltor at tbe
When the chlmes PMIIOrtll on
f!alboa Ialand tomon-ow <Friday)
noon, th@Y will remind peGDie ol
the Balboa Ialanct Chapel .OYeP
tea at the home of Mra. Harry
Green, 311 Sapphire Ave.
Prlndpal prorram tor the tea.
which begins at 2:30 p.m ., wtJl be
a-eadlnga by Marpret AlexAnder
Dunn. Put and lneomlna p181·
denta of the W.S.C.S. will pour
1ollowtna the ~-'l'be7
are Mra. John Elllott, Balboa. anct
Mrs. Rowe Holman, Newport.
Purpose of the t~a wt11 ~ to puP.
tron. Stroller Wbites. 217 Abalone. Mrs.
• • • Wbi~ Is a araduate ol tbe Univer·
Returning to their home in Paa· lity o1 Montana.
adena soon are Mr. and Kra. W. • • •
•t.::E'ra GO IILAND SHOPPING.• nat was the tlleme of laet
.-k~ meetl .. flf tM aatboll ... ~ 8uilln ... A..ociatiOf'. The mer·
eluant. .,. l*llelftl ~ uvamae-of the local market: conve-
nlenoe., frieftdly eerlfioe., 41u.atity mrohandl• at competitive price.
• • • rea.,.. for mopping W'Mre you feel at home. I
chue • the chlmes equipment tor
lhe Balboa Island Chapel. Every·
one 1s invited.
B. Moore, who have ~ the wilt-Grandma and Grandpa ~~
ter oo ~ Island. at 209 Apte CDr. and Mrs. Ray Reews of lUO
Ave. ~etr G~ ~ ~:::! S. ~ n-ont) are prvucl1y aeport-"What's wroq' with Balboa I plan a merchandising progrnm to
was rs. ina that their IJI!W crand·twinl are kland business!" promote business on the Island
dena. • • • dolnc tine. 'lbe babies. named That question was the No. 1 and to publicize the fact that it is
Jadt aDd J1ll. 8ft the Infanta of topic at a "round table" discus-as economical to shop on the
A photographer from RadDe. Mr. aDd Mn. Freeman (Bud) aioo ~ the Balboa Island Busi· Island as elsewhere in this area.
WJ.S., ~r E. Johnson. has been Fowler Jr. ol. Lquna Beach. They ness Association last Thursday at Members of the committee are
entertamed by Mr. and Mn.. WU-were bam Oft Euter Sunday, t-wo the Earl Stanley office, and action Mra. Perce Marples of the Vaga-
liam Harper oi.La ll2 ~~,..!~ montba Pft:ID.I.~. was taken to do something about bond shop1 chairman; Mrs. Verne
Slghtseeingi t;' ~ ~..-...---• • • it. Wataon of Snip 'n' Stitch. and Bob ~dhl?~~ ~._: !Y in~':"t . were Back Oft the· IslaDd ls Sh.tJVy It was generally ~ that the Allen of the Balboa Island Variety
•g Jg
0
• • • Cramer. daa&bter of Mr. and Mrs. trouble was eonviction among lo-Store.
S B f 119 T,_,. Uo}-d Cramer, 234 Aaate Aw., cat and outside, shoppers that the Also suuested as a means of
Mrs. J . · ~'D 0
..._ wbo arriftd ftCld'ltly aboard the la.land is a hiah ... priced shopping demonstrating that local prices are
Ave. oelebrat~ her ~Y last ~ from Hawaii. She had community, a caJTYC)Ver from the 001'1'\l)etitive wa.s a Comparative
v.-eek .by ha,~g fnends in for been in Hcmolulu four months war·Ume tugh..prioe era. This be-marketing survey, listing prices of 1
cocktruls and dmner at the Hurley work.inc in the drc.ulation cleput-lief, la.J"'gely unwaJTanted. was a number of staple C01'1'ltn()djties in
Bell ln Corona del Mar. The ment o1 tbe Star Bulletin news· blamed for causing many local various 'Harbor shopping sections
r -----------'1 paper. Sht does not lnteM tore--residents to shop elsewhere and on a giVen day each week.
"Oruge w ith a ftputa\lon•
201 MARIN5 AVIL
Balboa laland Haf"Mr 111 ·W tum to Hawail because . the eli-for eiK'OUI'8ging week-end and Another matter brought up at
mate doee not aeree with her. summer-time vacationers to load fhe meeting as a means of promot ~~~~~~=;;;~~~~~ • • • up their cars With provisions back ing local business was the pro-ii
Friday the 13th wu a lucky home to avoid buying here. posed shuttle system of Island
Paint Your
Own Ceramics day for Glenna~ Heatherly. It was also agreed that. al· transportation. The Board of PI·
dauchter ot Mrs. Delia Reich of though in a few cases prices are rectors will consider an offer tb e s~e our new stock of Cera-218 Marine A-w .. becau.e she had out of ~· the lsl~d. merchants set up such a transportation sys-
22 ot her youq friends aver to are. ?f!~g commo<hties at oom· tem In operation this su.mme~ -to mtc M iniatures. Toby Juo-. cupe celebrate her 14th birt.hda.y. 1be petitive pnces for the ovenJ~lm-continue on a year-round basL'i.
and saucers. guests were Mary Bloclgett., Teny in& majority of items. Merchants
Gibson. Joan Isley. Mike Doyle, at~nding the meeting pointed. ~t
w Sharon Sherrill. Ray Middaugh. that they must meet competitive 1 e Paint them you,..lf. e Ma~ F\illbrlcht. Nicky Steele, prices of the nearby areas t? keep
h11ve complete aupplie. for ce· Annet~ Whitlock. Carl McO.al-t.be Island residents shoppmg at
A-1
Plumbing Service
BY ROll (a apeelaltst)
24-Hour Emergency Servtce Iexie. Virginia VanDyke. Winston home. I ramtc paintings.. Sullivan. .Denny Mason. Joan A special committee was named The beauty -ot
your hair de-
pencil on )'OUI' Kimes. a.iTy Bt'O'Wn, J~ Mer-· by ~t Bill Steigerwalt to Harbor ,S.t-J or 2216-W
315 Marine Balboa ltland
rill. Floyd 5Wan8on. Greg Wrtetrt. ;:::::::::::==:::::-=::-====::: ~arttnLin&!d ~ ~~ Misstnglish Wtd ~i Nina"•
Beauty Salaft =--:_._:_...-____ __.L_I I1"Alli0 pl"e8en ~~ Mr. and Mrs.
215 Marine Harbor 2113-W ~=~ ~~a~=t of lo Balboa Islander
Smart
-about -Nirla'k apeetal •hariiPOo
and hair style to eorrect faded.
lifeless and dry ba.ir.
Shampoo and
Finger Wave
This Is
Our Policy
• We will never knowin&ly
be undersold on any identical
item of merchandise.
• We will ~ladly refund the
difference in price whenever
it is brou&ht to our attention
that any article purchased
here can be bought elsewhere
for less.
Miss Rosamond English, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Grace B. English of
C:lendale. ~nd Curtis Phinney, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Phinney
of Balboa Island, were united in
Nationally Advertised
WATCHES
for Graduation Glfta
marriage Sunday at the Chapel R b f J / ~s
lby the Sea In Corona del Mar. 0 er $ eWe et.S
'
with Rev. Harry E. Owings of 223 V2 MARINE AVENUE ON BALBOA ISY &'11.."' Santa Ana ,.._rfonning the double •-1--Island Harbor 2321 &.A.nu .~ -.,.,. Phone Hart.or •1
ring ceremony. ~======================~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I The bride, attired in a gown of ..:
"-'hlte satln. a white net fingertip r-----------------~ r----:-----, ,.eil. and carrying a corsage of
whiJe gladioli, was given ln mar-
riage by her brother, James F.
English. I Matron of honor was Mrs. John
McCarty, sJster of the bride. She
, wore a· rose taffeta formal and
carried a corsage of blue iris .•
1 Miss Charlotte Phinney, sister of
the groom, was bridesmaid. and 1 was gowned in pink taffeta,
<':\rrying a corsage o! sweet pea~.
1 Flower girls were Judy Kimball
and Nancy English from San
Diego, nieces of the bride, also ~dressed in ptnk and carrying bu·
kcts of pink rosebuds and fern.
Introducing Our
For your summer cottons and best
linens ... in conjunction with our
regular 3-day laundry.
't='inelt Dry Cleanint obtainable • • . 8\lf:dee and LMttteN reno-
vated .•. Alteratlona .•. Reweavlnt •.• P,....lfttl W..lle U Walt
~~
, Jack Haddon. formerly o.f Lido 217 MARINE AVE, aantoa Isla nd Isle, now of San Jose, was best '------------------...._ __ ......._ _ _...;~-
l ~.~ers~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i and Gunning Butler. For thls
1 candlelight service, the Chapel
was decorated with plnk glad!·
lou, delphinium. bouquets of snap-
aragons. with ferns and sweet
peas placed around the candle-
sticks and small lights. Organ
music was played before and dur-
lng the ceremony.
A family reCeption was held at
the groom's home following the
ceremony. After their honey· I moon trip. Mr. and Mrs. Phinney
will reside on Balboa Wand.
GROUPS MEET T-oGETHER
Combined women•• groups of
Corona del Mar Community
We Rave last Aaded IDaported Plli1ippbte
also RUGS alld A~
Oturdl will meet Wednesday to aad. lAND RIJOORD
tMtaU ol'fbn. Capilla Orcle and --·--
ONntt Scbool Guild members will Hal"ttor 710
puttdpate in • .octal hour fol·
liWtftct.taUadon. ----------liiiiiliiiiliiiiiiilli_ .. __
I-
s
P ... S s Blomquist ',~, Jton .NoleJ from l0ro1111 thl.M.r Oted at Party
1
~---.)' MRS. FLORENCE ANDEftiON-----'
~ s•omqulst. outaolng Present at the hom~ ot Mr. and Mn. Wilma Walt~r and her
preatlllnt ot the Buslnea and Mn. A. 0 . Hovey, 1001 P<lcltlc alster, Mra. Mark COman, tt.v~ comm~tary in a fashion
Pro"-'obal Womftl't Club. W3S Dr., last week~n1 were Mr. and returned to their ho~. Q Avo-given by \'1!'nth and t'lghth E. C. Frut'ha.n. Douglas Leonard,
bonored lut week by about ~ Mn. George Keener of Los An-cado, after a ~k'• vacation In grade girls befor-e a capacity au· and John R. Thomson, Corona
club memben at a cocktail party geles, &f'd Mr. 1\nd Mrs. ~:m Cnaenada. Mn. GUman wf11 leave dJence at the flnal meeting of the dct Mn: A. H. Matthews. 0. W.
at the hom~ of Mrs. Anton Her· Ponton-i.nd their son -\Ua.n ot Al· Jun~ 1 to Join her hu.sbend, Ma-N~'-',,rt Beach Elementary Rit>hard. RobE-rt Acial"'\S and Don
Iahey, 208 Onyx A .... -e., Balbo.t hambra. jor Mark Gilman, u. s. Army Schools PTA Mond:'\y at Nt>wporf Purdsall. Newport Beach.
t•ad.. I • • • Air Corps. who flew to Germany School. Mot'e than 3.i0 wel t-Dr. Basil Pet~rson. OCC presl· ~ wu plano and vocal ~; · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrett on March 1. The GUmans will present nt'nt. e'<plained th<' nt'ed for the
tft'talnment by Ml.u Blomquist. ol Santa Ana are staying ·with her remaJn In Germany tor three I :"llarrator Wt'N' MadgP Fu11· ucc buildtng program.
Irene Morr11. Evelyn Rldt'r a..o:d l•lher, Charles Kyte, 312 Orchid years. I bright and Sharon ~he rill.
Edythe BarnH, nnd a pantomime Ave., while Mra. Kyt:e ls enjoylnr • • • New chairmen tnr thf' v(>ar in· ~&8 riven by June Farrar. her trtp to Carthage_ Mo. Mr. and Mr-.. Robert Campbell troduced by Mrs. H P. Varn<-11·. in·
MJa. -=~;~?':~~nd ~~t~ o! Udo Isl~ had as IUHta on ~oomlng presJdf'nt. lnduded: Mc.
t a I .ver g Ebell Club to Hold thelr sallboat, ''Rascal,'' on SUJI·,dames F w . Tunnell art . J oh l" ~=-~~on of tlher leadership. day alternoon M1u Pat And~non. C. MacMillen. court P~v: iiatoltl
lah an appe zers were fur· • • Chrlstlan Schindler, Mlues Doane 1 Haught, finance and buds;tet: Roh ~~~y ~ p~~;s~s~ :il.~ Ftnal Soctal Event and Penelope Schindler o! Q). ert ~· Grelsser Jr.. Founders'
cera of ·th~ club. The included rona del Mar, and Mr. and Mra. Day. All~ C. Ple~cr. homC' ancl
the toUowtn1 : Y A r~n tour and tuhlon ahow Hen'!' Kehler of Sao Paulo, tamUy ; John T. Keel~r. life mem
Patt presidents ll"f'rc Morr~. will mark the last social event of I Brwl. • • • 1 bers~p: M. B. Desenberg_. hospl·
Greth& TUbbs Doroth~ Sh~ tM Ebell Oub season next Wed· ta1lty, A. V .. t\ndrt>ws. JU\~"nilf-
a.nd Dorothy ' Sutherland. an~ nesday attemoon. The party, plan· Mr. and Mrs. ~n Fenton, 61~'" protection ; 1...:\ur an('(' v.rrlght . It-~-:•·
committee me-mbers Ellz.a~th ned by the garden section, ta un-Ocean Blvd., were hoata Friday lslatlon.
Handy, Mabel Ftt:zmoms, Grayce der the chainnanshlp of Mrs. By-through Sunday to Mmes. and Also Mesdam,..s Norrnnn Hag·""
Sevier, Kay Vaughn, Meta Bach· ron Wells, Balboa. Messrs. J. W. SUrr, Lee P. ways and means: J am(>. ~1aJor.
man, Eva1yn RJder. Ruth Gerrish, Starting at 1 p.m. at the horne Davis and E. G. Bechtel. The re-ht-alth; H-.~gh Springer. wPJfarP: S~ Horvath. Helen Tyner and of Mrs. L. L. Isbell. 1305 E. Cen-union was in the nature o! a fare-Harvey Somers. emblems. J. B.
Ruth Hershey. tra1 Ave., Balboa. there wtU be a well party to the Starrs. who are Evans. magazines: L .R. E\'ans
Sevin& as bartenders wt.rc AI fashion show featuring cotton and flying to Europe !or a three-membership. i'\ewpnrt EE>~ch
Horvath and Bob Shemn patio clothes provided by mer-month stay. 1-Jice Johnson. mC'mlx>r !'hlp Co·
The honoree hostess'es and chants of the area and modelled • • • mna dt>l Mar: Edgar Jtill m·J.,ic...
about 30 guests' proceeded to the by club members. I . M~. Iyy Frasier. 209 Carna· \\'. C. McCarth\ .. parent t'<.IUC'..l·
Balboa Bay Club for dinner fol-Gardens on Udo Isle and the tron, ts enjo).•lng a visit .from her tion; Albcrt Pam(>. prng-rnm:
lowin& the party. Peninsula will be open for the gar-brother, Harry Dawes ot ~tasa-Ralph Borgeson. vuhl1cit' pt £' ... !'-.
Luncheon Is Held
By 'Kappa Alumna_e
den tour. Refreshments will be dena. whose wife Ann left by Also Mesdam" .J Hat ol1 C.1lc:
served along the way at the gar-
1
plane for ClncJnnatl. Ohio. to call wt>ll , ~rd book; Jo5f:'['h H-'m .
den and conservatory of Mrs. Rob-on relatives and friends. blett, radio nnd at • .lin, 1-.ual .
ert Ross, Ba.lboa. I • • • I Avery Crary. rC'<'T£''t •on. l uh
The tour ends in the patio . of Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Folsom and Pack 105; Stanle~ Meston. rE'Cr£'
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae
met at t.M home ot M.r$. Wallace
Burton. 1000 Ocean Blvd., last
1bursda.y for a luncheon meeting. N". Dick Stewut and Mrs. J . B.
Stodda.rd were co-hostesses.
the Paul Rogers horne on Lido Howard Folsom 319 Marigold ation, Cub P :tC'k 110: WaltC'r !\••I
Isle where patio furniture will be Ave .. were gues~ recently at the lar. coordinator. \.ul Smut ...
displayed and plant booths will be home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gil-, Lorne Huyckt>. room motJwn
featured. bert and sons. 531 El Modena. ...,.ewport &>a eli; .John Thun •'n I'
Mrs. J . W. Cammack, Balboa.. Newport Heights. Also p-resent room mothers. Coron3 clel ~tar .
will have charge of the f~on were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kemps Marts E . XE'" land, room mot hf'; -o:
show, with Mrs. E. C. Twichell of Costa Mesa and Gary Mead Horace En~i~n : J ohn HC'J -.tnn.
F1~ &n'ar\gements ~re dis-
cuaed by the club president, Mrs.
J . 'nlomas Swanson ot Emerald
Bay. Members trom Santa Ana
and J...acuna were thcl"e. as well as
Mrs. Russell Nelson of Corona del
Mar and Mrs. Jack Smock of Ltdo
1&1~. and the committee, all of the
Harbor area.
and Mrs. J. A. Gant assisting. from Riverside. sa!ety; Kenneth :\. .Tohn.;nr.
Fefreshments are in charge of I • • • transportation.
Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Roscine Cuppett. M d M T _,._ c F b -===============~ Mrs. T. Hord Seeley. Mrs. Harold r . an rs. ~-l:> • a um. '
A .June party for active Kappa
mmlben wm be held at the Bal-
boa home of Mrs. Andrew Brown.
Ahrendt, Mrs. William Singley, 1718 ~~ocado Ave .. have . been -en-
Mrs. E. S . Poirier and Mrs. Heinz I te~mne out of state fnends and
Kaist'r. Plant booth Will be in relatives. Mr. ~d Mrs. Byron J .
H • Irvin ot Kakima. Wash., spent charge of Mrs. A. A. orvath, lt~rs. th da h . Lat Mrs John
E L. Munsey and Mrs. E. G. Neart>e fys c~~ er ·. f Doane 1 ry rom "-Cucago, cousm o
Tickets for the garden tour and movie star .Gall Russell. .spent
fashion show will be $1. They are ~ days "?th ~r CDM friends.
obtainable from all the committee M:s· Fabian s . stster, Mrs. Olth-members. enne Roberts. \Snow Yisltlng here.
Benefit Party Held By Delta Gammas EMMErs..RGEEarNc1v ~~~~:rr,~~ST701 PARENTS HERE FOR VISIT \...4UIJUl~ ICLU.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bellin ot
Luncheon at El Adobe, San Poinsettia, has made an unexpect· Gary, Ind., anived In Corona del
Jua.n Caplstrano. was the setting ed trip back east to Detroit be-Mar Friday to visit their daugh-
of the benefit party held yester· cause of the death or her sister. ter, Mrs. Harold Swanson ot 606
day by the Delta Gamma Alum· The opening of h~r studio here Begonia Ave. for sev~ral weeks.
nae association of Orange County. has been delayed. She returned Sightseeing thus far has included
Besides the table prizes. grand here Tuesday, accompanied by a trip to Ensenada last Sunday,
prizes were distributed by actress her parents. Mr. and I Mrs. and a visit to Catalina ls planned
Brenda Joyce, who is a member 1 Charles A. Delano. who plan to I for this week-end. Mr. Bellin is a
''ogart
Stamped Good.
•
8aby S~equ~
K tmonaa DnsR!£
Pillow Caaes
Runnera
•
Doil•u
Towels
VAR IETY STORE
60S Coast Righ\\·a~'
Harbor 850 of the e roup. Prizes included make their home here. railroad man in Gary
bata designed by Marguerite 1 .:=.:::=..:.:::::...:.::...=:..:.:..· ----~======:--:----=-=--=-----
Churchill ot Farmer's Market, WIENER 8AKE
and a Rex Hat from Hollywood.! Enjoying a wiener bake at the
plus llnrerle and other feminine Corona del Mar Beach Tuesday of
dealrables. Mrs. Harold H.uvey last week were Mr. and Mrs.
of Balboa Island took char{:e of Harry YeringU>n ot 607 Iris Ave. th~ party, which will benefit the 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stiffler ot
nu~ry for visually handicapped 315 Marguerite Ave.
clilldren in Los Angeles. 1 -------------
' ----------------
RECEIVES GREEK PIN I
Word has been rea-ived from
Ohio Wesleyan Unjversity that
MlU Delmas Pierce, 208 Ruby I
Ave., was recently initiated into 1
Gemma Phi Beta, national soror-
ity. I
For Yochting .
~-$1.1p&,
ORIGINALS
Custom and Ready Made
Plastic Accessories
Infant. Closet, Kitchen, Bath
1106 Coast H ighw ay, COM
In '1Cone Exports"-fine denims or drill
for Sunday Supper
Hand prints and hand sequined
For Yacht Club Dances
f\tll clm.tlar skirts with blouses
'dyed to match the skirts
For leaclt W<ear
Shorts and B'MlS, T-Shhts. Peon Pedal Pushers
228 Marble Aw.
y
Are an
Investment in
Summer Fun
Mix •em and match ·em .•.
washable play clothes
In 10ild color, stripe&.
print. •.• g rand for
summer Californi a living !
•
In the
Sandere Building
1209 Coast Ridtl\'&Y
Corona del Mar Harbor 781.J
Karen Margreta -Import -
I
I
1· n. • "" th• Or ttl•
'\ \\ l•l• \ "''rUT>< lot nf l'all• rn•
I ~""'lt•h ('r> "1.1\l
ISfti CClAST RICO \'
COIW~ A DEL liAR
By ANN
Y<lu macht not know It by tht>
wa~ t h£' Wf>a f hr rman aM the~
"f..>(>k·Pnd". hut On<' of tlwst" days
ihP c:.un 1!' gomg to romP out Jrood
nnd hot and c;um~Pr WJII tx-he~.
.Ju,t tn J;C't rNld~ fnr th~ v.-ann
-.umm('r rlayo;; O'Bn£'n'o; S(>E'Cialty
Shop 1' "-hov. ang tnf' fa\·nrit<' o;port..ct
:t~'tn shu., ...
Look around t he store and
you'll f ind cotton sharta. platd
shirts, seersucker shi rta and T-
shirta. In fact we are just get·
t tng 1n a brand new order of
those lovable. tuba'ble, al1·pur-
pose wurables--the T ·&hirta.
You'll f ind a complete aaort·
ment i n plain colo" and stripes
w ith a vartety of styles. A ll of
combed yarn. of eou"e· and
$1 .9S.
And tht' nt'w plaid shirts at
o·BrJPn's art' lu"Cious Stunnin£
with summt>r skirts. c;ladcs and
shon ~ I c-all 'f"m "hnf)pin' plaids"
b<-cauq• they ~N"m to dan('e with
mlor F or instancf" the Rita
Strauss plaido; ha\'<' a combination
nf pink. purple. gl"('{'n. chartreUSl'
and nran~e. blendt>d t~<>t her to
~l'1 off moc;t any ro1or.
So~ll Shirt~ hi'\n> plaidc;: whic-h
:u'P prroominatrl~ brown. blu<> or
gl"('('n , and t hrv ar!' combined
"ith h£' m<"'t s:o~£'ous aqua.
c-hart N'U.<;f', £;N>y. pink and yellow-
tans . . . tailoN'd of <'OUr<;('. a.c;
only Snrl'f'll tailors a shirt Si7..es
10 c:port plaid' run up tn 40 and
t hf"y an:.-priCt."'Cl from $.3 95.
If you see Velma running
around w ith a wrinkled brow
these da)'$. you'll know it's be·
eauae she IO$t a telephone num·
ber. A customer asked her to
order some extra slim nylons
and now they have ar-rived. but
V elma can't f ind out where to
send them-all because she lost
a little slip of paper w ith a tele~
phone number on it . Wish the
lady would come In and ask for
the order. so VelrT'a wouldn•t
wony so mueh. .,
Sh<> T"('ally sht')ulrl lx-happy
'causC' "'<' now hav<> a frw of thost'
al~inllted scarfs in again. Th('IS£'
are h<' ,.('ry. \'<'l'Y finf' soft wool
sc-arfc; which arc' ~nd for boA.tinsr
'rau~ th"Y art' wann and tht"y
don't slip.
ThC'y an:.-t>allC'd "alginateod" bE'o-
caw;f" they an• wovf'n with dried
c;<'a-w'C~d. You ~. thr wool
thN'adc; arC' too firn? to 1><-woven
h\' thcmc;<'h·<'s After the mate-rial
is finish€'<!. th<> s<>a-W«"d is dis-
soh·£'d by rom(' dwmical You
t<hould S<"e thC'm. thC>y at'(' bt'auti-
ful in lo,·p)y ~ summer shaM-s.
GC't a glimp~ of this glamour!
1'1S COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MA-.
Harbor .a
~
LUncbeon to Be Held
At the Cdtffitry Club
~'ations must 1X" in W~·
oesday fatr' the santa Ana Coulltry
Oub Bri Luncheon which Will
be held Thursday at 1 p.m. a.t ~ Musical student.e of the gram-
clubbot.ase. HO&tesses for tbe lUJd). rr.ar .chOOls of Newport Harbor,
eon. restrictl!d to .,..mben. are tbrou•h the eJ&hth IJ'&de. gave a
Mrs. L L Isbell ol Newport and t.'ODCM't Friday evening at N~
Mn.. E. F. IIalckn:nan ot Santa port Hlgh Schoot The program
Ana. :Mn. Les Phillips ol Santa I called "In a Spring Concert.. wu .
Ana is the club's ocial cha1rma.n conducted by music teacher L" ~t..'l :&,.~ il..
for May. Norma L. Perkins. VU neW JYJ8muefS
Ceramic ash trays made b~· Kay Over ~ fourth and fifth grad·
Finch """e~ table prizes at a guest ers participated Jn the Song Flute Largest number of new mem~
tea bcld a "'eek ago yest~. Eanci Next was the beginning ben received during any year ~ •'ere 17 tables of bridge. band made up of children from was reported at the annual meet-
Host were Mrs. J .P . Boyd of fourth through eighth grades ing of Newport Community
Ox'ona del Mar and :Mrs. E . H. Cand one third &TAder) ; then the Methodist Chua-ch lut week. Dur-
Guthier of Santa Ana. s\\-ing band of 16 pupils, and the lng the year 60 memben were
little symphony. Joan Kimes, Kay added to the ~11 of Chrllt Church
ARTIST BU1LD tNG H E RE Klatt, Sharon. Jones and Tom b~· the Sea and the Balboa Ialand
•QIOJCE SEA FA.Rr
601 £. CII:N11tAL. ftAI.B()A.
HOUII8: DAILY a.t; aUN. , ..
CLOISD MONDAY
Appllaaee BepUn
Authorized
Philoo Radio Service
Bendix Wuher Senb
120 <;OAIT HIGHWAY
Corona del M ar HA 11M Celery, ra\v, develops
the jaw,
Crunch, splurt and
splat.
The famous Laguna painter, l:foltz are concert masters of the chapel.
Nonnan O:wnberlain. willlSOCln be linle symphony. Officers and committees tor lh~ ._ ___ .....,.._._...,_.. ............ ,.
But celery, ste\ved, is
more quietly
chewed,
If you don 't mind the
taste being f1a t.
•
A W ol"d t o the Wise:
BE WIT H US
CO :NIGHT
Every Friday
(We realty don~ m ind
noisy cele~yf)
•
Fun and Fine Food at
Rl6l 'S
1(15 Coast mghway
Harbor 1t4C
CORONA DEL MAR
a resident of Corona del Mar. He coming year include the following
is building a ranch-st)'le house at SANTA BARBARA VISIT 1'eSidents of Balboa Island and
the end of J asmint\ where he hu The Freema.ns of 4.26 Narciasus jCorona del Mar: Stewards Clem
an unobstructed view of the hills. Ave., Corona del ~· re~Ul"6ed Christie, Mrs. Boad Fretta:g, Mr.
last week from a bnef vi&tt to 8 nd Mrs. L. T. Fot.om, Harold
LOCA L CHILDREN T O DANCE Santa Barbara. Mrs. Henry ~ Fink, A. J . R:.1tter, Mrs. Theodore
Three Corona de1 ~tar chlld.ren man and daughter Anne, who lS a Hauser· rornmunlon stewards
will participate in a dance reeltaJ freshman at Orange Coast Col.-Mrs. ~nart1 Hargrave and Mrs:
at the Laguna Beach High School lege, visited Mrs. Freeman's &is-Sara Bowman.
f'riday evening. Billy Cal11s and ~r. Mrs. Ed Arroqui, at the Mis· '7'-._.. p F n-•-d ••-
p . . .... . 'ill d .... d Slon Oty .ll·\U\~ees. • • DCLUietl an .IYlJ'&o atra~ l\Je~ers \\ 0, WIP an · A . J . Rutter; lay leader, Bead S. '~nel~ _dances. Carol)n CaULs SAC" F ROM erR"EL EY l Freitag; wor1d service treal·
\\tU be m a ballet number. "" ... "" urer Mrs H H. Fink· Sunday Mrs. Forrest Fullm.er, 621 Lark· • • · : ' spur aJTived home last week from J School Supermtendent on Balboa FRIEND VISITS HERE . '. . · Island, Mrs. p .F. Baines. An old fri~nd from Sausalito 1 a vtSJt Wlth her mother, Mrs. P . L.
visitin H G Gibson fR1 C.arn:.t-Harlow of Berkeley. Mrs. Fullmer I An operating budget of $12.000
· g · · ' . · went to Berkeley to "rollect" her was approved. The meeting was t:on Ave .. this ._..,,.eek. ~e Vt,..J.tor, daughter. Each of the Fullmer's j c~osed by statements of the two
(,eorge Sutton, '~ drh en to Co· ~ -~a.~-h d ·ed . pastors Rev. Thomas Roy Pen· nma del Mar bv his grancsun and ~-v uauu.n :-n a sta> Wlth a • ";te and theii three chlld~n. grandmother whUe Mr. and Mrs. ,dell and Rev. Harry W . WhJte.
Fullmer went ftShing at Ensenada.
SAW Repair Shop
1201 COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT 8£ACH
ALL WORK GUAUNTEED
AI Reynolds Beacon S10S-J
SERVE CONVENTION GROUP
57 J O I N I N YEAR Women of the Corona del Mar I Corona del Mar Communttv Community Church helped make
Church is one of the 25 churches a social hour for those attending
, in the CongregatJonal Conference the Congre~ational Conference
that has recelved 50 to 100 new held at Mar ~ Balboa Island,
members during the past year, tt last Thursday.
was reported at the Conference I Mrs. Gustave Grupe, Mrs. Wen·
lllililiiiilil _________ .l !.-------------·meeting in. Long Beach last jdell Hoyt and Mrs. Sid Black· I week . The new m embers from beard served punch to the dele.
WHITMAN'S SERVICE
Re.botino &haft G rinding
General Repairing 24-Hour Towtnt
PETE, EDDIE, H ARRY and ART
1020 COAST lnGHWAY Master Mechantc:a
Corona del Mar HARBOR 44.1-R
I th1s church total 57. cates who were attending meet-
Rev. Perry Schrock's Sunday ings as presidents and vice presi·
morning sermon will be "Pilgrim dnts of their respective women's
Idt-al in the Call.fornla Climate." I church groups.
Mrs. Verne H. Watson is official --
treetcr during May. I OPEN HOUSE HELO
Open house for their parent&
ENOl IATUfltDAY ·May 21
'Tiam.btp Road"
Coml nt &oon !ll "Take ~
OUt to the Ball Game" -·we
Were Stra.neers" • ''Belve-
dere G08 to CoUege ..
WED. thru lAT. -May 11-21
Bing Crosby Wm. Bendix
"A Coalaectlcut
Yulkee"
Lut Times SAT. • M ay 21
Joel McCrea Zachary Scott
"South of St. Loais"
-Second llig Hit -
Robt. Mitchum Myrna Loy
"The Bed Poay"
RAMPIUN'S REXALL DRUG
OPEN HOUSE FOR TROOP I and other memben ot the COJJl.
Ope!' house is being held for munlty was held Wednesday eve-;=:==:=::==::=:==:;::==:~
the gtrl scouts of Troop 11 by ning by the boys and girls enroll·
the Orange County Squadron of ed in thelr released time Protes,.
Civ:il Air Patrol, Saturday morn-tant Ouistian education. Feature
ing, at Orange County AJrport. of the evening at Christ Olurch oy
PRESCRIPTION SERVICE
HARBOR 2535
I
There \\ill be lm:pection of planes the Sea was dedication of the
~~------------------------Md ~moMtr~~n ri~L Pa~B~le B~~s~~~thwlE"nts and friends. as well as the untary contributions through the
Mar I 111 Coast Blvd. Corona del
THE lEST in CUT FLOWERS, CORSAGES
and POTTED PLANTS
4Ur .... 81.,. k ...... ,
The Largest and Most Diversified Nursery Stock m the Sooth Coast Area
1313 COAST HIGHWAY HARBOR 590
FROM THE EDITOR
<'Ub scouts of Ot:>n 5 and the Grey-year.
Y's, are invited.
Putting his beet foot forwl'rd:
Ed Dixon, Arthur Murray ltv-
d ent, wat crewint on the W..t-
ward-the boat which cro.eed
the finiah line f irst In the Enee-
nada race. After that, he and
M r1. Dixon ha.d plenty to dance
about. • • •
It's more fun In numbera,
claim. the F rlday ~venlno danc-
Ing claa ~ 41 1 Coait H ighway.
The whote group of them pick-
ed up a.nd went to a dance t o-
gether on Saturday n ight at
Montebello. Mr. and M re. George
Pickering of Newport Beach
were among thoae pre.ent. and
dancing ln.tructor Chet F arrar
went along~ • • •
Proof fs In the polee and per·
fectfon: M ary Hammond, Bal·
boa Island, etole tfle ahow at the
Newport H lgh variety musical
program a week ago Friday.
She did a modern lnterpretatiOft
of 14Night and Day."
Incidentally, Mary t e a c h e a
ballet at Arthur Murra~a 8tu·
dio. She h• two claeeea, betln~
nera at 10 a.m. aatul"day and
the more tldvanoed ct.. at 11.
£¥eft though •• hae ttUite •
number of yovttg .tudenta t lp-
'-'"1 ai"'UM ttte ~Mary
.. ,. there mttht be room for •
few more baltet dattOera. • • •
.... 1ft •M flfMI out at AF'
tltw ...... ~ ....... 411 eo..t
HllftWay, CoroM del Mar; H•r ·
..... 1121.
ATTEND CONFERENCE
Official delegates for the an·
nual meeting of The Congrega-
tion Conference, held at Long
Beach last week on Tuesday and
Wednesday, were Mrs. Verne W .
Lee and Mrs. Newton H. Cox.
with Mrs. George Lewis as alter-
nate. Others also attended from
the Co_rona del Mar church.
ATTEND COUNTY MEET
Six local people attended the
Orange County Methodist Union
meeting last week in Santa Ana,
representing Quist Olurch by the
Sea. '!bey were Mr. and Mrs. L.
T. Folsom of Corona del Mar and
Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Rudder and
Mr. and Mrs. Boad Freitag of Bal-
boa Island .
A TTEND ORANGE MEETING
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Moore
Wheeler, Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Griesser, Mrs. Robert VIllagrana
and Mrs. J . B. Goo~n were dele-
gates to the Episcopal CrJnvoca-
tlon lor Clergy and LaymPn at
Orange Tuesday.
ORGAN DEDICATED
The regular S unday morning
sermon was supplanted with or-
gan music last Sunday at St.
James Episropal ChurcJ\, Vla
J Jldo. The occasion was the dedi·
cation of t he Georre Mortimer
Organ. Mr. Mortimer played eev-
eral selections on t he newly In-
stalled instrument. Atter the
service there was a coffee hour.
AT METHODI&T CHUitCHE8
Sennona for Sunday at the two
Methodiat churches ot the area
will be •IJ>arfng Christiana,, by
Re-v. Ha.JTy M. White at the Bal-
boa Island Olapei_ and "A Tretlty
with Deeth" b y Rev. Thomu Roy
Pen4e11 at the OuiJt Olurch by
tbe Sea in Newport.
Featvrfnt Air Foam
Matt,..... aM PIIIOWI
1-NEWPORT AVL
Coda M.. Harttor 1US-W
Beaoon t17S.J
BOB mBOTSON, Prop.
LO s
$50.00 tG Sl,OOO
*SALARY
*AUTO
*FURNITURE
or other
personal property
'-QUICK SERVICE"
Goasf Gities
Loan. Company
UOI Coiut BmJ.
fM spert ....,.., C.llf.
(Next JlocJr to W Mtem Unb1 Otrloel
Tel. Harbor 2638-J
•
.......
..
8elf
()pee 9 A.M. to • p .II.
'I'hun. 9 AX to 9 P.M. aoeect s~y
20 MACHINES DRYERS
100% SOFT WATER
FREE PARKI NG
404 0... Hwy. H.,.._tsii-W
CORONA DEL MA"
HAVE YOU SEEN t..M PORT sections of ..,_,"&llpaper......-one ls the
boles in the new CoroDa del Mar Victorian t)"J)e with cabbage rose .
'Ibtf!ater! No foolln', those four and the other an all-over provin-
boles in that tower in front of the cial design.
theater are for the letters P..().R-T
--the name ot the new show-place. I NDIVIDUALITY
1 n H •• rc.uttl no
Roy ' Barber Shop
Cout 8 tvd. and Polnaettla
Cof'On.a del M ar
Eames Molded Plywood Furniture
-Interiors .. .
-Ceramics .. .
-Drapes .. .
-Accessories ...
1415 COAST HIGHWAY Corona del M ar H A R BOR 419
IN THE MEANTIME we are
having little shows of our own.
Free move aft beJng shown by
Glenn ('!ouch M. the Harbor Photo
Lab. And Greim will be out there
at the Mobilgu station tomorrow
night apln jUst after dark-if it
doesn't raln.
AND IF IT DOES RAIN you ~----------------------------------r--------------......, can always step inslde the Crown of the Sea Restaurant and squint (Political Advertisement)
'
Public
Stenograplter
II ~ Telephone Service
Sarah Wheatley
Harbor 1175 l!llrtcher Bldg.
CORONA DEL MA,_
• Complete
Roofing Service • ... D. (Pete) PETEft&ON. Mgr.
1301 N. Voast Blvd.
Corona 6el M ar HA Ol2.t-J
FUCttSI~S
•
From 25c Up
60 Varieties
•
12.06 COAST HIGHWAY
Corona del M ar HA 1038
Sllf
lfY
We have all 1949
Linoleum, Tile and
carpeting
Co.
135 E. 17tb St.
8•Mift II10.W' Coeta ...
at their new television set while
you are eating.
SPEAKING OF WET WEATir·
ER. the ''wet paint" signs ha\~
come down off the walls and fix·
tures at the S.O.S. Radi<>-Electric
shop on the I.alanct and save-our·
soul if they aren't adding a whole
new line of rattan furniturE-. rugs
and accessories.
AND FOR DRAPES to go with
'em. you could introduce yc.urself
to Mrs. Moody, who has just open-
ed a new drapery ~-orkshop next
to Anthony's shoe ~ shop.
Mrs. Moody is going to make 't>m I
and sell 'em. She's ~ doing
After giving careful consideration to the plans to de,·elop Orange Coast
College, \\'e are convinced that the proposals are sound and to the best in-
terests of the people. We, therefore, urge that you go t o the polis on May
20, 1949, and vote "YES'' for the completion of Coast College.
draperies for Modem Home here-tofj)re and will no doubt keep at lt.1 ALBERT. JAMES T.-Hunttn~on 8<-ach
'WE ASKED JACK BID\VELL ANDERSON. CL.At:DE n. -C~ta Mt>~a
L-.-t.. if f Al\"DE N. LE P ~ta .Mt-s.a if he really would gi\'e us our
1
RSO ROY c
money U«U..:A • · we ound a price
lower than his and he said. "Yes. BARTINE. RCSS \V Costa ~f<>..a
sir!" Says he carries good brand BEACH. GUS C~a ~k a
merchandise and he's here to see
h t •t · cost b BERRY. L. H H unting1on B('a<.'h t a 1 won t you more to uy
it at his shop than anywhere-and BLO\\'ER.. FA YETI E D BalhoR
it may even cost you less. I BRADDY. LLOYD C05ta ~IC'"-a
IF YOU CATCH Bill La.ndecena. the butcher at All American. COM. I BRAY. FRANK-Huntington Beach
slicing bologna lengthwise instead I BRISCOE. R. J .-Ne·wport B<>ach
or the usual way, it's just that he's BRISTOL. \\. J .-Huntington Ik>ach
still a little heady about being a t BROWN. GILBERT E .-Costa )tesa papa. It was a seven-pound. ten-ounce girl named Phyllis Jean.
1
CALUS. R. L.-Newport Beach
born Monday. CAR\'"ER. JOE--Costa Mesa
IT'S BOnl NEW AND OLD at
the Lamp Lighter shop. The new
re-decorating gives it an a.ir of old
fashioned days. The new dark
green ""1ills are relieved with two
MOTHER BREAKS BACK
Mrs. Anne M . Luckey. mother
of Mrs. Gertrude A. '-"Valdron. 300
Seaview Ave.. is home from the 1
hospital after suffering a fall
which broke her back . Although
she will probably be confined to 1
her bed for ten Wt>eks. the doctor
e~ the break to heal com·
pletely, reports Mrs. \Valdron.
MOVE TO LAS VEGA S
Noel Knapp has been makin,g
~parations in Las Vega!'. N~
vada, for the arrival of his wife
and 2-year-old son. Bobby. The
Kna_pps. who o~m their home at I
208 POinsettia Ave .. are planning
to live in Las V~as because of
Mr. Knapp's health.
SANFORDS SHOW PICTURES
Mr. and Mn;. WiiJiam Sanford.
311 Marigold Ave .. are still being
asked to show pictures of their 1
recent trip to Hawaii. Guests at 1
their home last we-ek included
Mrs. Sanford's parents. Mr. and
1 Mrs. H. I . Branson. of Glendale.
and Mrs. Sanford's sister and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Mohs of Beverly Hills.
•CREATIVE DAYS'
UniversJty Women's Club staged
its second annual "Creative Days"
last Thursday evening when mem-
beTS brought their handiwork and
creative items and exhibited at 1
the regular rnE"eting in the Santa
Ana Ebell C1ub. Mrs. Robert
Horn, Corona del Mar. directe-d a
play written by one of the mem-
bers and took a small part in it.
FINEST BIRTHDAY PARTY
C'O)."RADY. LOLl:S -\\·estminstcr
CORO~A DEL ~1AR BUSINESS ASS:'\.-
Corona del Mar
COSTA MESA CHA~ffiER OF COMMERCE -
C06ta Mesa
DAVID~~. SID:-.."EY H .-C~ta M~"<l
DODGE. DONALD J .-Coc;ta Mesa
ELLIOTI. RA Y1\t0~"D-Huntimrton RC'ach
ENSIGN. H. 0 . -N <'WJ>Ort Beach
FARQl'HAR. GEORGE Huntin£ton B<>aC'h
FI!':LF.Y, BYRON Huntington Beach
FI~'LEY. RAY E. I ~IRS ) -\\.'<"!'tm inst('r
FLANAGAN. C. 0 . -Co. ta MN'a
FRE!"ZEL. E n \\'e!'tmin. t<'r
GALLJE~};F:. WILLIAM Huntin~on Beac-h
GERHARDT. ELMER \\.' \\·<'~tmin.c:tt"r
GIBSON. ALFRED E.-Balhoo Island
Gl BSO:". RE\' THOMAS M :'\ewport B\•ach
GRAUEL. HAROLD K .-Costa Mesa
GREER. JACK r MAYOR'-Huntin~on BNlch
HAMPTON. RUSSELL S.-Corona d<'l ~far
HARRIS. RICHARD F -\\"estminstC'r
HA \VES. RALPH. MD Huntington fk';trh
HAYWARD. A. L .-Costa !\ii"Sa
HILTON. LLOYD <1\lffiS.l-Huntington R.--ach
HOPE. THELMA PADDOCK Corona d<'l :\far
HOPP()C'K. \\.T.\-riELD E.-Huntin!=1on Rt'ach
HOSMER. ROBERT B. Huntin~on &>ar h
HUDDLESTON. 00!\'--C'~a ME'Sa
HUGHES. ELMER J . eal Beach
HU1\'TINGTON BEACH CHA'l\-ffiER OF
COMMERCE Huntingtcm Beach
HUNTINGTON BEACH AS~IST ~~CE
LEAGt: E Huntington B<'RCh
HUNTINGTO:'\ BEACH W OMA.'\'S C'Lt:n
Hunting1on Beach
J OHNSON. !\l A Costa ~1£'. a
KAISER. HEI:'\Z C05ta :\f<'sa
K~~"Y. H F -Balbo;\
~''IMES. \V'M F . ~ewport R('l'l Ch
KINSFATHER. SA ~l Ralboa
LA \VHEAD, D. n. SNll RC'a~.-h
LeBARD. HARRY R -Huntint:tcm R<'ach
LI:\'J)LFY H G Hunttn~on Beach
LlO:'\fiARGER. J . C ('n-;ta ~I P-.a
LOXG~J{)(•fi " • .\ L TER ~~ :'\l wport Bt•ac·h
LORI>. W F: C'<>"la ~1c ~a
'kG.\ l'GH J H ~<'al &-af"h
\lA GILL. ~A~t Huntinl:;'t on 13.: a<'P
~1 \H -\FTFY W .\LTER \\' S C'al, B<>ach
\t.\Siffit'RX CIL\S -Hunting-trm B~ach
~f£.\P.S C \RL£n):'\ ~~ -Co ta 1\1~
~IELU fiT 110::\fER E
\tELlftTT \\'AL TF.R B
Co~ta )fcc;a
:'\ <'"'P<>rt R<-ac-h
:\tTLLF.R. C' R ::\fidwa} City
)1lLLF.R <::: ,\ ~t idway City
X cwport Beach :\IILl')t FD\\'.\Rn w . 'nR '
0\,DF" \1.., ('~1 'l ~tC'.::a
()RA:-.:GF: 0 )(').11 CO A.~T ASS:'\
0 \\T.' F n -CO"ta 'Mr sa
PARKF'R. H0 R.\CE Balboa
PATC'H I. A IDA:'\l SunsN Beach
PF1TR~0:"\, BAS~ H ~('wport RE-ach
PFTFf!C::O:'\ .TOHX R Huntin£1 on &>ac h
POJ:\'JI~'TFR. R0RF.RT L Seal St-ach
P. .. v-;.\ · .Tnirx H
n. n ll"Tt'"' :--.: H F
:--.: t~" -por1 BC'ach
H untlnlrton Beac-h
P. \ t -n J ..\ C'K s x P\\"Jl('rt B('ach
P.F:.\ F.\'TRFTT .\ C'n ... a ~tl"sa
P.EFn 0 'R CMnna d<'l )far
PFIT/. :'-IAR\"1:'\ J • nR CO"ta :\t<"'-8
TUCll.\RD. (') \\' "DICK'' :'\('Wpclrt RNH'h
r: l :'\l.. li R :'\ ~'l'X'rt RC'ach
p , In!'\' n lf'Of)()RF. "{'wport· Ikoach
T:t 'Ef'KF. :\t \REL F. C0rona d<'l ~tar
R t ·r wF :-.:0R~lA X Sunc;c-1 B NlCh
<:::. tm t RERTR'EX I Cnst:t ~1esa
<::::\'OnGR.\~::-H \"'ER~E RN\ron Ra~
S.f'RF '\St " FRF:D ::\t Balboa I c;Jand
<:::f'F."CF.R. CL ''\"DF :"t•wport B<>ac-h
<:::p ,·,-;r rn .Tt:nROLn '~rn.s '
:'\ t \\ 1" rt &--a~~h
<:::T \"I F.'\. \\ (' Hunt i n~nn Ikach
:'Tt ~~ 'K Tl 1'\' A F ( nR I Cnrona d(') 1\1 ar
';TRT\.1'Ll" R L Huntm~f'n Ikach
nH>RXT():\' .1.\)tES W -Cor~M del !\f~r
::'\\' \P.TZ. \ C C~ta :!\fC'Sa
T0\ .. \11 1'1'\'Y. JR Huntint:1on B<'ac-h
t·p~n:-.: .TCIIlX L Balboa
\',\P."\1'\1 FRA:"\K R Balho<l I sland
\',\t'\.~H'\' lll:':'\RY C X(•wp~rt 'B<'ach
n"CF~I. L0~:0.."1E R :'\<'wport Beac-h
\\'ARJl DOl .GLAS R ~ewport Beach
\\'.\flDU>\\' RORERT Talbert
WAR:"\ECKE \\' H
\\T \ THF.R~ \. Y :'\t:'WJl('lrt Beach
\\'FLCll. HARRY Ba looa
\\'HEAT. GF0 J Tiu ntmgton B<-ach
Y.\P.\\'O<>P L tPR ' C~t:t M~
'
Bobby Callis had his biggest
birthday party yet to ct'lebrate
his twelfth year last year on
Vlednesday. His mother took hi~
birthday cake to the potluck sup.
per meeting of the Boy Scout
1 roop 17. And Bobby J"E';tlly had
something to celebrate-he ad·
'anced from cub to scout on that
day.
VOlE AT 111 B.Ett:MTARY SCHOOL IM Y 0 U R COMMUtiTY.
PAN ·H EL TO M EET H ERE
Mrs. Robert CaUls. ns Jasmine
Avf! .. wlU be hostess to the Or·
an~ County Pan-Hell~c Soclety
ruetm.y. '~'be oceu1on will be a
pot·luck tupper at 45:30 p.~
Thi "d
YOUR FRIE OS TO VOTE ''YES ..
pon o~ by Committ<'(' to Complctt' Coa .. t olleg
P-.. I THI! ENIIQN THUf"OAY, MAY 11, 1MI NEWa FftOM FAft E AIT
wore~ has been rec.-evec~ trom
the Far East by Dr. and Mrs. Al-
exander Renner, 315 Heliotrope
LOST: Week~nd bag on Poppy HELP WANTED: TypJata. eorne Ave., O>rona 4el Mar, that their
Ave. Reward. Allen Stro , general office experience. Full son. Gabor, has left Shanghai and
the photographer, Norm's Land· time, permanent employment ls now In Hone Kong. He 1s wlth
ORANGE COAaT
GDICI&Aift
Sun. thiouab Wed. 9:30 to 1:00
Thur. throulb Sat. 1 :10 to 1:00 HANDCRA~D .IKWSLJitY
1101 C...t Hwy ... CDM .
lng. HA 2811 or 880. Jn Newport Harbor Area. ----------:-,---Write c/o ENSIGN, Box C. the International Telegraph and ... ....., ..... ...,. ..... -.._....,..---.....,.....,...._ .... _ _....-. ... ...,._~--...-..-..
PLAIN-LOOKING lady, 25; excel· Telephone Co. 8PBCJALJ
lent character; brown eyes; 98 FOR SALE: Oevano bed, chair, -----$1 8R
lbs.; will marry sincere, Prot-domestic Oriental rug, dreaer, RESIGNING Aa LEADER • e"r;,
estant man. Homeliness, age chest, cabinet, cotlee table, U-Scoutmaster John GUJesple baa
immaterial. Write c/o EN-brary desk. mixer, violin, sew· announced his deslre to a~ep down
SIGN. Box B. ing machine. Call HA 1404. 101 from the leadership of Soy Scout
Troop 17, although he will con·
USED TRUCK for sale. 1948 HELl" WANTED: Experienced t1nue to serve as aals~nt leader.
Willys Panel, robust and sani· bookkeeper and stenographer. Scout camporee scheduled tor
t.ary; 10,300 miles; not used as Must know double entry ays-last week~nd at Irvine Park was
commercial vehicle. 125 Sap-tern. Apply Box A, Ensign. cancelled because of bad weather.
phire, B. I. HA 2131-M. -EXPERIENCED GARDENE R
FINE JRONING by the hour. Ex· wants work. Japanese-Amerl-NEW ARfiUVAL HERE
pertenced help with dinner can. Laguna 1-7644. By week A new baby boy has Joined the
parties. Own transportation. or month. neighborhood on Femleaf. He Is
HA 2050-R; if no answer, HA the brand new 10n of Mr. and
1973-M. IRELJGIOUS SCIENCE Study Mrs. John Miller, 603 Femleaf
• lee Our Complete Line of
Flitting Tacllle
&plnnlnt Reel• .................... $12.50 up
Fly Rods ························-···· 14.15 up
Calcutta Pole. ...... ·-········· 4.15 up . '
S\vlm Fins, Dlviq Masks,
Spears, Sarf Blden
Fresh Govel'lllllent lnspectM Bone Meat •
Hlcly•s Pet Supplies & Spot IIIICJ GooCh
group in religious science meets Ave. He was born at St. Joseph's
FOR SALE: Large white enamel every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at hospital May 9 weighing seven Corona chi Mar Ha,.._ 1 l~box.~l~~~city.~rf~ ~~ ~rl~d. ~I ~~~~-f~~no~~ ~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~
rondltlon. $20. HA 679-R. 713 invited to join. Anna E. Bean.
Orchid, CDM. I teacher, practitioner. c-tl--34 r---------------------------..:..---------.
FOR SALE': Engta~der springs F'OR SALE: Chevrolet, 1936, 2·
and mattress on s1x legs. $50. door, good eun<t. Reasonable.
HA 2376·W . 514 Acacia. CDM. HA 35-W.
WANTED TO RENT: Garage
after June 5. Year 'round .------------.
rental. HA 1008-JK. Corona Cralt
FOR SALE: Philro C'onsol;-R;:-dio I
In perfect rendition, $25. HA
2549-M. 706 Poinsettia. COM. -------------------------1 TEACHER WANTS 2-bedroom
Individual Picture Frami ng
1301 ~ Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar Harbor 1101 house by the year. $65 a month. :.,_ __________ -.J
2 smalJ children. one an Infant. ---.----------
Financial guarantee against ~-----------. breakage. HA 1291-J .
FOUND: Garnet brooch on Lark-
spur, near ·Ocean Blvd., CDM.
Owner apply at Ensign o!!ice.
CLEARANCE
SALE
ANTIQUES
Stock and Fixtures
Jeane Glynn
FOR SALE: 5-room apt., 2-car
~A rage. on rear of 141 lot. stucco •
outside. plaster Inside. Lots of I
cabinets. best of utilities. n~
bath. Built like a home, not a
shack. Plenty of room for
lar~e home on front of lots. 3
blocks from ocean and bay. 1203 COAST HIGHWAY
Pri~ $10.750 cash or terms . ...._ ___ c_o.ro.n_a_d_e_I_M_ar __ .,..._.
Realtors welcome.
ALSO
Practically new Duncan Phyfe
bleached dining room table and 6
chairs. 1 Duofo)d-2 extra _g~
<"n'"eT"Stutf~ Cha1rs. all for $150.
313 Heliotro~. COM. HA
1695-J.
FOR SALE: 1948 Mercury sta-
tion wagon. perfect rondition.
Anaheim 7226 or HA 595-J. -----FOR SALE: Yellow Ford Sports·
man, '37. New top, new tires. I
original owner. Anaheim 7226 ,
or HA 595-J .
ROSSI
FINE ITAID.N DINNERS
and complete menus
OPEN FOR LUNCH
OOCKTAD..S
1611 COAST HIGHWAY
H arbor 1180 Corona del Mar
Open Until 2 A.M.
Food Served to 1 :30 A.M.
Week-End
SPECIAL
FREE
Complete Front Axle
and Steering System Checlc.
with Purchase of
Tlvo or More MOBIL Tires
Special on 6.00x16
-with Exchange Tire -
$9.95 PLUS T~.X
Joye & Peaker
822 Coast H\vy., Corona del Mar Harbor 1799
2 DEmR WASIBS NOR6E RlMGE
Regular Price $139.50 Regular Price $250.00
Special (each) •• $99.50 . Special •••••••• $150
Ill RiBATOR
Four-Foot Four-Foot, with Stove Top
Now • • • • • • • • •• $149 Now •••••••••• $179
BBIMX PORT ABLE I
Regular Price $225.00 Regular Price $69.50
Special •••••••• $127 Special ••.•••••• $49
THOR QADIROM ElfCTRIC STOVE
Regular Price $99.50 Used
Special ••••••••• $75 Now ••••••••••• $65
With $80 worth of Frozen Food. Regular price on Freezer alone is
$269.50. Total Value $SZ9.50.
SPECIAL • • • • • • • .•• Alfor$199
Special Prices on All Radios in Stoclc.
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825 OOAST mGBWAY
Coroaa del liar Harbor %32
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