HomeMy WebLinkAbout1952-04-17 - Newport Harbor EnsignCbarlty Ball
for Hoag Ho.pital on
April II
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The surprise or the elt'Ction and
the naming oC a new mayor is now
over. and a new City Council is
embarked on the big job of run-
njng our multi-million-dollar cor-
poration, the City or Newport
Beach. The 1 hr<'e n<'W Councilmen are
in for a bit of a rough time. get-
ting adjusted to their new duties
and r~ponsibilitlcs, and they need
thc cooperation and support and
ad' icc of the two incumbent Coun-
cilmen and of all the residents of
our community.
I tiki' the way that Mayor AndY
Smith and Councilmen Francis
Horvath and Nonn MJilt-r have
started on t heir job ---seriously
and s tudiously undertaking a !-tudy
t o ramlliaru:e themselvt>S with c1 ty
affairs and problems. meetin~ with
city off1C1als. with community
Jead<'Ml. asking for sus;~PStions
from them all. l'll be gJad to g1ve
them any hf'lp and information
that 1 can land they all know that
I'll be ready to call them on a.ny-
thjng that I beUE'\'C to be against
public lntert."st I.
Tht-rc was one dis turbing note I
d urmg Tuesday night's meeting
. . . the "now-that-you-three-
have -won -see -what -you -, can-do" atlitudc or the two hold-
ov£>r members of the Council. I
trust that no petty dmerenC('s will
prevent five councilmen f r o m
working together Cor the purpose
for which they were all elected:
to conduct the buslnt-s.s of running
our d ty to the best in te rE.>sts or us
aU.
1\nother dour note: I am
ashamed for my community for
the dlstresslngly small vote in the
Council cl£'Ctlon : a total of only
3,026 (with the 47 absentee bal-
lots Included) out of a registration
of 7,140 -or 42.3 J)E'r C('nt. You
are losin~ thE' greatest prhilege of
our way of life when you thjnk it
not worth whil<' to go to thE.' polls.
Gillespie Named
Eu~E'ne W . Gillt-spie. 525 Cata-
lina. Nt-wport Heights. this week
was appointed as acting postmaster
of th£" Newport Post Office. suc-~ding the late William H. Ad-
ams. who died shortly after till;
car had smas hed into a tree near
Costa Mesa on March 24.
Mr. Gillespie.'. a career man with
the Post Office department. has
been a postal employee for 36
years, six years at the Newport
Post Office. Twicc he has served as Post-
master. the fir5t time in Wyoming
undC'r President Woodrow Wilson
and later under President Calvin
Coolidge. Mr. Gillespie recalls
now that when he started in the
dt>partment postal employees r e-
reived 35 ('Cnts an hour.
Hc st>rvcd for three years in the
Na vy as Navy mail coordinator, a
pesition corresponding to postmas-
ter in dviUan Ufe. He was chosen
ovc-r fi vl' applicants for the New-
rort postmaater5hip.
Appointments Made
Dick Richard. Newport Heights,
was appointed Monday ewntng by
Oty Coundl to repla~ Bunater
Creely as member or the Newport
Public Ubrary Board. Mra. Sted-
man Hoar of Balboa was re-appoin-
tf'd for a nother tenn.
GOING ON TRIP EAST
Mrs. L. E. Dames of Udo lale
wU1 leave Monday for a car trip
wtth her aiatet', Mrs. Albert Hetael
of San Mar1no-ftnt to Detroit.
Mlch.. wheft Kn. H.tlll wOllidl
• a car, then toW ....... h .
to vtslt ftlatiWI. ~ wlU return
ln thn!e WOMb.
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V. 8. POIIrMB
Pill
c-.. ... liar, a.t.
Harbor 1114 cmd IllS CORONA DEL MAL CALIF. SCents VoL 4--Mo. 36
Mrs. Cooling
Is Treasurer
The surpnsing City Coundl
(')PCIJOn of last W('('k N'8Ched its
ciJmax 1\Jt-sday e' emnJ: M Col.
Andr<'w W 1 Andy 1 Smith was
t-lected ma) or
Thi:. dl.'\'elopment camP drama-ticall~ after an hour and 10-min-
ut£> canvas><in~ ttf \Utl'S and OPE'fl-
ing of absr•ntet> ballots, wh1ch con-
cluded with a doption of a rt'solu-
tlOn dPd&rim: th£> rNlUII:l of tho'
eh·cuon and thf>n lht• l'\o.t•arm.: m
ot the n{'w officials
Fozt~ ·l't\E'n absrnto e b a II o t f'
"~'I P Op{'nl?d and ca.t. 3nd th('y
lollCJ" t d htsl \\"("('k'l' Plt•c·ll<m rt'-
tut n~ •Jlmm.t 1d••ntiralh F.nal ta-
b lllitu•n "a' as folio"··
Co~,did••• Abten•~e To+•l
:--:unnar. '-11d ... r 31 1~9
Cui .\ndy :-.nuth :..>n 1110
Fra ncts H{lna11 :..•2 1m r lm :-.=or:on 15 ~
[•an' R.·un_v •:. 1~ R'i'S
Grorc• Ptcke111 .: 1:.! -o-;
Rv~ Kt-t·nt> I tl-t1
[)(>an Ward 2 1R3
Cit~ ClE>rk C K Pr1('"' Jut'ktod
up -t:.> addJllnnal 'ult>l' hrtn("' r ~· h1'
total 10 1~4 Tht>n· "' ,., thf\·f'
wnte-m \Ot~ for Mr<: Kt nnl'th
Cooling for <'It~ tn'n''"' r ~~,·~~
hcr a total of 216 and a w1d<-mar-
~tn 0\t•r thE' ~nd tu~h\"'1 wntc-
TtDS PICT1JRE at Esstf"r ~unri!W' •how" a (tUrUon t•f th~ crowd ~ath4'rf'<t ntoar Rock y l'olnt at tbt>
main ('orona drl :\lnr bf>ut'h for thf' Etu!ih•r ~unrl ... t• St-r\'lc.-b)' tht' Sf•a. Kf'\. T nm l'vnd~>ll of Chri-.t
Church by tb.-Sf'a Ill delh•.-rtn.: hi<~ IW'mlon ... And on th•• Third Day ... " '""" partlclpaUnt \n thv
IW'rvit'e WPrf' Rf'\', Paul Rabbitt of thP Coronn d~>l ll:tr Community f'hnrf'h. nv,. Jam•·• Stf'wart uf St.
1\ndrr ws Pl"Hbytertaa Chur<'h IUld R c>\', .Jot~t>ph M t'Sbant> of thf" C08ta MMt ('ommunlt~ Church. Thf'
M".n 1ct> wu plaD.D~ jolntJy by thf' :S.-wport Harbor Council of Churt'h~ a.nd thP Corofll\ df'l Mar 8wd-
DN8 A!IIIOdatloa. -(pliloto by FoL'W)fn)
• m candidate. FinanC'f> Of!1N • K<'n-
n<>th Hannahs. who rf>('f'I\H! 174
1 Continued on pagt> i )
Oil Issue Delays
Stt..ool Site laaex Elks Bold Bites
For Bob Murphy
SerYices for Robert A. ~1urphy,
aff£'CtionatE.>Jy called ")tr Balboa"
by his host of friends. wf're con-
ducted TuPSdar afternoon at Mel-
rosP Abbey by the :--:<'wport Har-
bor Elks. of which h<' WitS a char-
t£>r membf>r Balboa busJO<'SSmc.>n
clost-d their storl's that aftl'moon
as they paid last n--spt'CIS to the
man who had done so much for
their community.
Bob Murphy had ~>ouccumbt'rl F ri-
day in Santa Ana C'ommunil) Ho -
pital follo"ing an 111tack the dAy
before at rus ranch n<'ar W£'. tmin-
s1er. He had be<'n ncti"<' to the
last. and many remt-mbered sec·
\ng him as his usual jov\al sel( on
el£'Ction night, when h<' came to
City Hall to see th<' returns come
in.
He was 67 years old. HP was
born in Battle Creek, Mich .. on
Aus.:. 29. 1885, came to CaUfomia
in 1916 and to Balboe in 1937. Ht>
first purchased But's Coffee Shop.
built the Bamboo Room and in
1940 took over the operation of
the Rendezvous. which he? dona ted
frequently Cor civic events. He
sold the Ren<k>zvous two years
ago. Tht' first "Man of the Yt'ar"
award or the Chamber of Com-
merce-for 1949 -went to Bob
Murphy.
Survivors include his widow
Jessee. and her sister. Emma Mc-
Connell. at the family home , 2290
Olannel Rd., BalbQa.
B.LAaociatiOa
1rd1Meetlpril24
JAore Candidates Enter
Race for School Board
Irvine Co.'s TCS(>rvat\on of t~
right to slant drill for oil tllldf>r
tht> new Corona c:k-1 Mar School
s1tt> prompted th<' Cit~ Counol
-"1onda.r night to rt"QUest C'lt~ At-
tornPy Harr} Blod.gl'tt to ~tudy the
poss1ble efft'<'t of thj~ ~t·rvallon
Two new candidates entered thP yE.>ar t£'rm.~ on th£> H1gh ~chool on thP city's otl dnllins: ordJnat\C('
rae<' this week for the single va-bnnrd Tht' matt<>r came up wtth 1M cane~ rorrung up 10 the :-.=t-wport T wo mcum~nt<. and ont nt'" pelltJon of thP Board of Trust~
twach Eleml'ntan· School Board ('.tnchdnh• ,,,11 ,.,c for th• t~o of the ;"I;E"wport &ach Elemt>ntary
and th<' filing dt>adline passt"d ";th 3-yc-a r tl'rms on tht' Oran~<' Cnal>t 'choolo; askin~ for ann<'xauon of
fl\'<' rontt-stants ror thr officl' Colles::l' board Lcmi.c; Conrad~ of the 1';'.18-a('T'(' !<chool SliP tCI the
Rr x s. Albright. 23511 S1gnal \\'pstmmsiPr and JloraN> Parkt'r cttv Th<' Tr\Jstees" IPttPr t"'E'''<'al-
Rd .. Cliff Jla,en, filed Monday and nf RlilbcM Island w11l ~N'k rt'-<'ll'C· ed-that thE' Irvine Co rt'S('rved
El\a E. I Mrs. Frank l Woodland of t•on. and Henr) F Cram• or C't~ta muwral rights and th<' n rht to
539 Tustin A'c . l':Pwport Hril!hts, ~lt·sn IS also a candidate slant drill wh<'n it sold tht• land
announet'd her candidacy short!~ Thn••• canchdatt•, (ur tht• \J-to thP School Distnct
before closing time yesterda} af-<'<i nl) nn the .i':t•" pc•rt Ht'ilt h f:Jp. Clt~ At torncy Blodgt'lt WmtnPn-
temoon. Other candidates ar£' Ro-m .. ntrl.r~ ~chool Board. who ap-ted that annt-xin.g thE' su with
ger W. HardacrP. Harvpy D. Pt ,, ro•d Tuesday morntnJ! txoforr such a ~eservation . nught ~feet
Pease and J am<'s B. S toddard. all tht> Womt-n's C'ivic U>aj::Ut>. a~'TC'('d the ordir;um('(', which . prohibit!!
or Corona d£'1 Mar. OnP of th(' l ht>\ W('r(' in favor of t>nlargln~ th(' slant drilling under the City f'861t>r-
fi vc wiU txo elected in thP May 16 school board to five mt•mtx•n; to I I~ nf 53rd St · in Newpor1
election for a three year term. allo" greater diversiflca hon of in-Mayor ~..es Is !x-U also brouJ:ht up JudgE.' Donald J . DodgE.> of Costa tPrPsl on the board. Mr. Hard-thE.> ques uon or scwel'a,g~ faoUUes
Mesa and J . Leslie SteffenSt'n of • acre'. :\1 r. Peasc and Mr . Stoddard. for t1w nl.'~· school. pomting out
Corona del Mar are unopposed all appt>a red befort' th<' group and that the Joult Outfall ~ will tor rN'Iection May 16 for threE'-gave a brief hlstor)· of tht-tr back-not take on any additional b~ ground and qua..l.Jricat1ons 1Jnt1l the nt>W outfall is ronHnx-1-w • Is Jssaecl l The three candidatl'S for thE' E'd ammg occ board also gave short talks •
I Mr. ConradY was appomted to th£' CJty Gas Tax Share
Mayor Andrew S mHh issued a on~al board. of thE.> coll~c and For '52-'53 Ia S36t360
wamins.: today to dog ownl.'rs to I Dr. Parker v.a.s . ~de .a board 'I1'K-cit "'s share of lh<-f' l&X comply with the l«:'&sh law because mf'mbcr In the hn-t tl"'UStl't' eft'('-ti l t f th r ~
of the possibility of spread of a I hon Mr C'ran(' IS a !'ludent at =r ·~uly or will ·~ ~
rabit's outbreak from Los Angeles lh<' collcg(' S36 ~n\uect $3 a pi
County into OrangP County. ln reply to thP IE.'W•r \\Tltten by I C'ibt ~Jrineer .;:;.t we:' ~r1~
. Ht> issued W s statement follow-11M .c-x~tlve board <'~ tlw Wo-to Ot:y Council Monday evm!ng.
Jnlf l'l'Celpt of a statemen_t from mans Chic lA'aJ.!Uf' to th<' ~e--Ht' said that project statE'Tllenr.-
Dr. Edward Lee ~usseU. oty and mentarl c~J Board suggE.'Sting improvt'm«'nt or Balboa Blvd. and
county health officer, on tht> ra-the broaderung of thE' EleJ'll('ntary ~trt't>~ in Corona del Mar-for liN'
biPS outbreak. "Rabies is a dis-Board to include fh..-membrrs. H ~f t.betle funds had a]r('aey bet-n
case 100~ fatal for man and ani-0 . Ensign. district ~uJ,"I('rintf'n<k>nt. submit"teod to tht" st&tt'
mal and is spread to man and wrote as foUows:
healthy animals by the saliva of a "As to the mattl'r of in\'rt'asint Stop SiCJD Ja Sou-io.t rabid animal," Dr. Russell's state-the board of school trust(.'(> to fiv(' vu
mcnt Mid mt-m~rs. the Board should likf to At Balboa lntel"'leCticm
Keenes Going Abroad
Mr. and Mn. Roy Keent-of Bal-
boa left Sunday for New York.
where they will aet sail next wedt
for a European vacation. 'I"hey
wiD go first to Paris. thHl to ~it
wrland. Italy, BeJcium, Holland
and Denmark. They expect to ~
back ~ about July 1.
suggest further study of the mat-.A petition carrylng 36 ai!QlatWH
ter by the parent.<~ of th«" school was ~ted to Oty Qouodl
district. since tht-~tin~ of f'le<'-Monda)t ~ uk1n« for a bllnlr-
\ion notices 60 days prior to thE> t>r stop sign at Matn St. AD(\ Bal-
.chool trustee ei<'Ctlon Is reqUired boa Blvd tn Balboa to ~mt
by law. thus makin~ ttlis pro-arodcnt&. Oty Manager Jolilt
posaJ lfnpc:aible for t~ May 16 Sailors laid U.t blwaUptlor\ ._
election. OM yMr's stuey of w shown ~ Df<M r.r .ueb a ....
propo8&1 ahouJd ~ timt' wt-lJ 5Jif"Ol sign and U.t (lOita UIP t11J1W ......
on the buJa of ~ntauon on ~ Adlla wu ....,..
the ICMol board." unW \bP nn1 <.Wl lN(ttac.
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SHRWOOO
19 jewels. Natural
cold-filled case.
Wallace Calder head
Jeweler
11 7 Coatt llvd.. Corone del t.Aer
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COlltELA TED 1.....-tiTEIIpaaiRS
.... ODElN etMI TIO"CAL
FURNITURE e Dl»ES e WAU,..
'AnftS e LA .... n e FlO<>a
COVERINGS.
BOUSE a OA.&DEN
61 I Co.rt Hwy_ Newpori, IE 12n
Op... Nl9hts --S.. 10 e.m.-4 '·"'·
MOVIMG •••
Loac DletaDcle
Loaal
LABOlt Oil 811ALL 10118
GIVEN SAllE OAI&&
... aad 8TO&AOJ:
"We llove Wltlt tiMI W_.,.
AGENTS P'OB LYONS
1966 Harbor Blvd.
Coe.ta ....
B~ 1111 or D'JS-11
leay Fad Drive to Star.t y I TIM
CampaJgn to ~ funda tor the Mrs. Dauphine heeda the cam--""!£If/}.~~ Sister EUzabeth Kenny poUo oo.... pal&Jl ln Corona del Mar, Balboa ~
pital ln El Monte will aet under and Newport for the eeconcl year.
way May 1, with a goal of $365,000 Her ln~rest atema from 80ft Mardi,
Mrs. George Dauphine of Shore 3 )'Mrs old, who wu hard hlt by h-A....vJA,.;t4.~
CUtfa, area ()().Chalnnan, announ-lnfantlle para)'ysla and now, as a AINO ~ ,a· ·
ced thl1 week. S he will have as reeult.of the Kenny ti'Mtment, 11 MAAI'A M._fll4
co-aide Mrs. T. Duncan Stewart, well on the way to recovery. Per·
also of Shore Cllffa. aons Interested Ln volunteering for .YvertWet • • • • • • c.& a..t campaign .ervice may call Mra. e • • n.. Ne.,.,t H.tthr W..
Scout Council
Adds Official •
• Mrs. M. A. Anderson of Udo
lsle was introduced as the new member of the Newport Harbor
Girl Scout Q)uncll in charge of
Troop orpnizadon at the April
meetine of tiMf Board. Mrs. Ander-
son sala a May 2 meeting has been
planned to interest first -grade
school mothers in Brownie Jeader-
ahJp.
Manzanita, Singing Pines, Oak
Glen, San Antonio and Azalea
Trails will be the established sum-
mer camps this year. Mrs. Sidney
Sanders, Day Camp chalrman, re-
ported on details of this year's
program which will be held June
16-25 at O'Neill Park In Trabuco
Canyon.
Dauphine at HArbor 0494 or Mrs. Ilea ~ 4...,._.M4 t. 1M • ...,...
Stewart at HArbor 2843. paper ef fMI'II druletlell ~ .,._ _. ..... ..,.,.. c-t ., ....
l>s,mo~oa,
ForE~ Day Living
B-, B. N. DJ:IIIENJDaO, ft.D.
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~oallATa
One Year ----1.11 OUt ol Barbal' Area-_ • ........
ODe Tear •• "B.ADIOAL Y011TR" 011t ot 11aJ1Mw AiM a•
Parents and other adult.a in our ..,~ ~
IOdety are aaent.a helpina to ere-~~~a....~~! ... ~!-~·!!.,...!!!~~!1!! ate radical and llberal youth. It =
ls characteriatic that adults who
are reaponsible for helping to teach
young people talk ln the language
of hlah rellatoua, political and ao-
cial ideals even though the adults'
behavior at many times counter-
acta such spoken aentiment.l. It is
a hmnan habit to reach out for
noble and Inspiring goa.la despite
the fact that socJety is not organ-
ized to permit their full expression.
Learn to Swim Program
Will Start Saturday
A learn to swim program will
s tart Saturday at the H.leh School
pool &nd will continue for alx Sat·
urdays, between 9 a. m. and noon,
according to a reminder from Earl
Petenon, Red Crou water safety
director. The program is tor
fourth through sixth graders of
Newpor t Beach and Cotta Mesa
Elementary schools.
Thundery, Apdll7, IISI
Hair drab?
Mousy?
Don't let it be! we
have the secret , of
brightening y 9 u r
hair with npt a
trace of that "dyed"
look.
c.lot tr.etMetlt .........
helrd,... .. ---·----IM
.... AICE YOUI
APPOINTt.AENT NOW
HArbor 2187
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1411 COAST IOULlVAIO
COlONA DEL WAR
ill .... llttcMr ....
The proposed budget for 1952-53
was presented by the fln&nce
chairman, Mrs. E. G. Doane. She
annoWleed a 25 per cent lncreue
in girl membership this year. Mrs.
William Tritt. public relationa
chairman, emphasized the need of
the Girl Soouts to present displays
so the comm~mity will know of
their progress. Re ports were alao
presented by Mrs. Ted Hambrook,
Mrs. Robert Allen and Mrs. Ed·
ward Brooks. Mrs. Frank Black ,
training chaii'Jl)an. showro a film
on administra tion. Mrs. Everett
Nunan, pres ident. conducted the
mt-eting.
The spoken ideals which we say
we live by are such things as,
"honesty Is the best PQlicy," ''the
good are rewarded,'' "crlme does not pay," "turn t he o!Mr cheek ."
"the brotherhood of man," "all
men are created equaJ," "the
golden rule," and so forth.
April Showers of
May Day Brunch
For Lion Tamers
The Lion Tamers Club of New-
port Harbor will present its an-
nual May Day brunch at 11 :30 a.
m. Thursday. May 1. at the Balboa
Bay Club as a benefit for the
Hoag Memorial Hospital.
The brunch will be followro by
an aquacade to be presented by the
Newport Herbor High S c h o o l.
Bridge and canasta will be played.
The event is open to the public.
and reservations can be made at
the Bay Club. Mrs. L. V. West is
president of the Uon Tamers. Mrs.
C. W. Jayred and Mrs. Grorge
Pick<'ring 1\re in char~c of floral
d<'COra t1ons.
( IOEAS I .
At the same time adults try to
cover up that crime and corrup-
tion can be profitable. business is
sometimes a matter of dog eat
dog, honesty need not a lways pay,
especially a t Income tax time.
sometimes the bad are rewarded,
not all men act like brothers.
men are not creatro with equal
opportunity and capacity, If you
tum the other cheek it may get
slapped, and so forth.
Many bright young people have
been taught fine religious,. social
and political values. Adolescents
have just as good reasonJ ng abil-
ity u their elders. They are con-
vinced that they know the truth.
However their experience in the
big world has not been wide.
School ure is too often divorced
from reality, theory suffers from
lack of practice, youth is a long
time removed from adulthood.
Youth in its enthusiasm may be
convinced that a utopian society
would be one built upon religious
and social principles. Adults are apt to be more cons('rvatively
realistic. They have tested high
ideals and they know when to put tht'm aside. After a time they
are not bothered by the inconsis-
tenci<'S in their moral value sys-
tem. They coml' to belit've that
what "everybody" does must be
workable and all right. Youth
may not have learned that ideals
can be useful. although they are
not carried out consistently.
'
A SPRING SALE at O'BRIEN'S
You Can .. t AUord to Miu!
DRESSES
REGULAR SALE
10.95 to 14.95 .................................. __ SOOand
12.95 to
17.95 to
19.95 to
16.95 .................................... 888 and
25.00 .............. -.................. -1()00
39.95 ............................ -.. 1288 to
39.95 to 45.00
BLOUSES
5.95 to 9.75
9.95 to 12.95
SWEATERS
5.95 to 7.95
............................ nee to
J88
sea
.................. J88
\0
to
1f88
2500
lh RAY DANIG"A
Adults should make up their
minds whether or not they want
young people who Ji\·e by t he prin·
ciples of the great religions or the
world. If they do. then they must
shape a society which follows the
virtues pf brotherly Jove, honesty
and the golden rule. 1C adults de-
cide that such a society is a utop-
ian dream then they should teach
their offspring the facts or )jfe,
that the opposites of truth, honor,
and love are somNimes rewarded
SKIRTS
DON'T BLOCK
PASSAGE WAYS
If your home hu no hallway end
family ·and quuh enter directly
into the li~ing room, then furni·
ture thould be erranged so u NOT
to blocl pau age ways from the
door to other aren of the house.
Avoid ~electing pieces thet ere
bul•y end apt to bulge ou r into
traffic (anes.
We'll be mMi heppy to euitt you In
eny way we "" with your furnlthing
etMI decOf'eting problemJ, tO pleeM
f-1 fr" to come in a..d consult with
us ebout them ••. any time.
ALLOW FOR
FREE MOVEMENT
. . . . by planning tlte P"M9e
way• end errenging furniture in
grouP' that leeve emple room for
movln9 in end ebovt .. lily. One
very 1imple wey to eccompfith ttli•
it to clrew im.9inery pesaate wey
lin" Oft the fl-. ttlen belenu
fur11iture in group• lor piece•} on
either side of the lin••·
Back from Texas Trip
Tt•xas was the destination of
the early spring vacation or Mr.
and Mrs. Harold C. Wilhelmy of
Corona del Mar. In fact they have
just returned from nea rly two
weeks of visiting friends in Big
Spring. En route they stopped
oft at Tucson. El Paso. Santa Fe
and Albuquerque. The Wllhelmys,
who are the owners of Dee'a
Beauty Salon and Harold's Bar-
ber Shop, reported that business
looked good all over the South-
west.
BABY GIRL BOBN
A baby girl weighing 7 pounds
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Newlon, 514 Acacia Ave., Corona
del Mar, Monday nJght, April 14,
at Community Hospital. The
Newlona have a son, Ronnie.
NAJDlD TO OrPIOI:
Miss Mary Spann. 1.201 Seaview
Ave., Corona del Mar, ls one of
the newly elected officers ·Of the
Orange County Young Democrat&.
She wu named to the office or recordin& aec::retary.
tor peta
Training -Boarding
Grooming
9.95 to 12.95 .................................. 388 to
JACKETS
29.95 to 35.00 ............................. 1788 and 1988
SUPS
2.95 ................................ -...................... 188
6.95 & 8.95....................................... J88 and
IOWIS I PAJAMAS
14.95 -Nylon ..... _ ................ -.......... SB8
10.95 & 12.95 -Nylon ............... §88
4.95 & 5.95..... ................................. 288
NYLON HOSE
Broken Sizes
PURSES
1.50 -1.95 -100
sea
Assorted group including Straw -Calf -
Faille ---halt price
MISCEIJ.ANEOUS BARGAINS
Gloves -Scarfs -Jewelry & Miscellaneous
· items-Reduced to Clear!
1411 c..t .....
•
BPW Elects Officers Tonight;
Evelyn f arneT Is Nominated
Election of officers wt11 be held tonlaht f Tburtday) at the cloeed
meetiog of the Bua1Deu and Prof-
eulonal Women's Club at the
Chart room of the Newport Har-
bor Yldlt Club.
Evelyn Varner of Newport
Helghbl heedl the alate of the
aom~Datinc cornm1ttee u auaest-ed 1952-63 president; lll1ldred
Chapman of Corona del liar baa
Tea Is Git~en
At New Home
The new home of Mr. and Mn.
John Tubbl, 314 Seaview Ave.,
Corona del Mar, wu the aettlng
of a recent tea, given by Mrs.
Tubba, which tncluded a tour of
the howle and gardena. Mn. Peg-
gy Patton presided over the tea
table decorated with spirea. Guests
Included Mn. Emily Richardson,
Kra. Orval ~on. Mrs. Mark Bai-
ley, Mrs. Harry Bergh, Mrs.
George De Roulhac, Mra. H. Verne
Snodg:raa, Mrs. John Vogel, Miss
Glyde Maynard and Mrs. S. H.
Frank.Un.
Letlen-
EDITOR OF THE ENSI GN:
been nominated for fiJ'tt vice-
president; Mazie Bird u tee:Ond
vlce-preeldent; Jeaale Hut u re-cording tecHtary; Jeen HoweU u
corret~poncliq leCI"etary; and Hel-
en Norton u treasurer.
The alate wu introduced by
Irene . Morrla u chalrman of the
nominating c:onunlttee at the BPW
"bouea nJght" on April3. Special
awards given at the party were
"Boa of the Yeer'' title to Con·
tractor Roy GreenlMf Jr. for hil
help on the annual Chrlltmu Pre-
view. Club member Lena May
Woolsey ~ived a special award
in appreciation of her work for the
club, particularly ln the art field.
Ruby MJazko wrote and directed the entertainment aklt "Ute In
Them 'Thar Hilla" enacted by a
cast including Phyllla Williamson,
Ruth Gerriah, Neva Oakden, Ed-
ythe Barnes, Elaine Walker, Vera
Franke. Sunny Eastman, J ean
Howell, Betty Jarvia, Marigold
Schlueter, Marian Potter and Fre-
dah Bates and a chorus of Mildred
Chapman, Jean Matthews, Marie
Lanning, Lydia Sherman, PhyUJs
Gaston, Lynn Carlos and Roberta
Never in 20 years or more have
our beaches been littered up as at 1
presenL How 'bout promoting a
clean-up campaign? Ask the city
fathers to clear away the rubbish
and the drifting sands along Sea-
shore Drive. TakP a ride along
this thoroughfare and convince
youraell ot the traffic hazards.
City could tM> negligen t in evt-nt of
an accident ??? 7
C. FR.
DEAR HOP:
We enJOyed living in your town
and since have subscribed to your
Enaign so that we could watch iL'>
progress. We are pleased with
your prediction in regard to Gen-~ral Eiaenhower, and are proud of
the progress the Woman's Civic
League 1s making and has made
m the past year ... W e would like
to sublcribe to your paper for
another year.
Mn;. WM. B. BRIZZELL
Long. Beach.
Woody Harwood Named
Player Group Director
Playwrights workshop has nam-
ed Meredith (Woody) Harwood.
309 Goldenrod Ave., Corona dt-1
Mar. to the board of directors of
the little thc-atre group. Mr. Har·
wood will succeed Mr. Gerhardt.
who resigned for business reasons.
The group is currently rehearsin~t
"The Terrible Meek" for presenta-
tion at the Corona del Ma r Com-
"'un.ity Church for the coming two
Sunday evenings. The play will
be tor the berwfit of the Church. I
AskChlrCusiOnlen
About REAL Serwlce
April 7, 1952
DEAR SIRS:
I AM TRULY GRATEfUl
FOR THE FINE SERVICE
, AND PERSONAL A nENTION
I HAVE AlWAYS ENJOYED
IN DOING BUSINESS WITH
THE HOUSE OF HARMONY.
SINCERELY YOURS,
MRS. JOHN W. MEADOR
413 GOLDENROD AVE.
CORONA DEL MAR
'
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Frigidaire
Norge
Bendix
Magic Chef
1817 Newport Blvd. BEacon 5737
RCA Victor
Hoffman
Zenith
Packard Bell
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eo.t to be a aewspaper of pD·
en) CllrealaUoD aDd q•Wied to
pabUalt aD public aotaoe. re-
.-,-by law.
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lil t NEWPORT BLVD.
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Farm-Freth Produce
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Life Member
Honor Given
A life membership in the Wom·
en'1 Society of Christian Service wu awarded to Mrs. Harry White,
WU. ot the pastor of the Bal~ Ia1aDd Community _Methodist
Cht.U'Cb, at the April meeting of
t.M Society. Plans were made at ~ ~tlng to hold a cake sale
lut Thursday at Boardman's Mar-
ket on Balboa Island with Mrs.
Stepben Smlth and Mrs. Neal Don-
Iter tD charge. Nn. Fount Lowe, representative
to the United Church Women. an· nouneed that the Balboa Island Churcb will be hostesses to the
May Fellowship Meeting on May 2.
Mn. P . F . Baines presented the
a fternoon program "Brotherhood
1n the World of Work" with the
help of Mrs. Ted Hauser, Mrs. Ar·
thur Schenkel and Mrs. Harold
Fink. Mrs. Althea Shiffler pres·
entecl the devotionals. Luncheon
preceding the meeting was served
by Circle Two.
IA8'1' TIMES SATURDAY
FREDRIC MARCH
.. DEATH OF A
SALESMAN"
KielB' Mat. Sat ... 1
.. Man from Planet X"
SlTN .. MON., TUES.
J AM ES MASON
'TIVE FINGERS''
BILL WILLIAMS
"The Pace That
LAST TIMES SATURDAY
JANE RUSSELL
VICTOR MATURE
"THE LAS VEGAS
STORY"
.. ~ .. IM(..,_ •IIIIIUI(Nt
STARTS SUNDAY
~ART GRANGER
WENDELL COREY
"THE WILD NORTH"
ln Color
-eiAo-
"Clouded Yellow"
B11lbo11
THE4TRE ... f,...,. .. ., I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
LA8T TIME SATl'RDAY
JAMES STEWART
"ITS A WONDERFUL
LIFE''
CARY GGRANT
"E•ery Girl· Should
Be Married"
MAUKDN O'HARA atan lD
"Flame of Arab)'," allowhl« .,
U.e 11eea Theatft Friday aad
8atardaJ. ()a tale tuDe pro-
.,... la "TTile Lu Vepa Story,"
with ~aae R-.eO.
•
Per11lt lssuill
-Apartment
A $30,000 permJt was Issued dur-
ing the past week to C. H . Ozanlon
of Belltlower for an 18-room,
J...unit apartment building at 123
Edgewater In Balboa, leading aU
other permJts In value. Total value
or permits wu almott $200,000,
bringing the amount for the entire
city at the middle of the month to
$400.000. Following permlts were issued
during the put week :
· Coroaa del Mar
Lois Vogel, 535 Coast Highway,
Newport, 5-room. 1-story, 1-unlt
dwelling at 416 Acacia, $9,000; S..
room. 1-story, .1-unit dwelling at
414 Acacia. $8,000. Mutual Build·
lng Co., builders. s. G. Anstey, 219 Poppy, 5-room.
1-story, 1-unit dwelling at 221
Poppy, $11,000. James D. Ray,
builder.
Ooroaa ..... ...._
John Kclntosh, 6-room. 1 %·
atory, 1-unit dwelling at 400 De
Sola Terrace, $21,000. Francis
Glockner. builder.
Leo Koch, 608 Seaward Rd., s-
room, 1-atory, 1-\D\lt dwelling at
531 Seaward Rd., $9,000. Owner
builder.
Udo hie
S . E. Bri,gp, 329 Anade, Balboa,
S..room. 1-atory, 1-unlt dweWnc at
131 Via Mentone, $11,000. Owner
builder. R. J. Colllna, Shore Clilfa, 5-
room. 1-story, 1-unlt dwelling at
213 Via Ithaca, $11,400. Owner
builder.
Balboa blaad
L. Crandall, addition to dwelUng
at 107 Apolena, $4,500. .......
William S hields, 3-room, 1-fam·
iJy unlt attached to present dwell·
Enai&D Claullled adl have been ing at 701 Jasmine, $3,000. Owner
a proven means of reachinc buYert b~:· Badger, 429 Narcissus, 4·
for all sorta of merchandile-UM room, 1-story, 1-unit dwelling at them! Phone HArbor Ulf. E
H . B. Wyette, Balboa Island.
garage at 1414 E . Balboa Blvd ..
$1.000.
Louis ea... alaN-in porch. 2018
E . .Bay Ave., t1.:i00.
============== 714 Marguerite, $9,000. W. . Fisher, builder.
Lyman Farwell, add · roo~ at
1124 E. Balboa Blvd., $500.
Emma Holt, new plate glass
windows at 2172 Ocean, $200.
ENDS SATURDAW
''BELLE OF NEW YORK"
Starring FRED AST AJRE
VERA ELLEN
-also-
••FLAMJNG FEATHER''
E. B. West, 2209 Channel Rd.,
--------------5-room. 1 %-story, 1-unit dwelling
Garden Topics
By .JOE D. ELU~
at 2141 E. Balboa Blvd., $16,000.
Earl Israelson, builder.
John Kimble, 1744 Miramar. 6-
room. 2-story, 1-unit dwelling at
1573 Ocean Blvd., $15,000. Gerald
Brame, b\lilder .
C. H . .Ozanion. Bellflower, 15·
Thf' Bristly Rotlf' Slu~ room, 2-story, 2-unit apartment
Tht' bristly rose slug is a small building at 123 E. Edgewllter, $30.-~re<>nish caterplllar-Uke worm that 000. Dean K<'phart, builder.
i" found on the unde rside of the S~wport J<.•ave~. Th<'Y <'at out the centers Capitol Co., sign for new Bank
of tht' lt'aves. just leaving the rib!', of America Building. 2443 Via
and will dt'fnliatr if not controll!'d. Lido. $2,000.
Tlwrr at'l:' two gl:'nera lions 11 Bay Short"8 year and thr adults first apJ)('ar 1 Frank J~mes. 2841 .Bays,ho~e Dr ..
in April and May. Tht> adult is a 16-room, _l·s tory. 1-urut d\l.t'lhng a~
small black saw·fl~· about 1• -inch ~16 Vtsla pr.. $10.000. James lon~. Sine<' roseS on tht' coast Rtdt'nour. bUIIdt'r.
I . •
Thunday, Aprill7, 1152
'Ji" .J'U& LOAN
Coaatnaction LOC!!M
5% --20 Yeara
8a BOB IA'I"I'LD
-· Repr..atiQI
PelrllriiiiPPDe.
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FLAGSTONE PATIOS
BLOCK WALLS
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DDT ~ .... -...
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CREDIT BU.EAU
OF NlWPORT lEACH, ~NA
MACH AND COSTA WIIA
204 liwnWe Ave. P. 0 .... JM
·-llt1 ..... ,.,. .... Celf. ...._...,.
T1w
Sip I•
HArb«, •z,...,.._,cow
should be sprayed every week or W. T. Bauer, J:lawthor~e, 5-
ten days to control mildew, tht> room. ~-story. 1-umt dwt'lltng at
bes t control is to mix a stomach 2562 Ctrcle Dr., $10,000. Robert ~~~~~~~~~~~~ poison with a fungicide a nd use Ingram, builder. ~ at the same lime. ------
Sod webworms or lawnmoths Oratory Contest Held
will be causing damage to lawns as At Mar Casa on B. L
MALONE H. HOLMES
6ENflAL INSUlANCl
at the Vogel Co.
Laguna Beach
PLAYHOUSE
preeeat.A
"COlE BACI,
LITTLE S"EBA"
APRIL 1~11-1! aad 11·18-lt
Cartala l:st. A......aoa tl.IO
(tax lad.) Pboae ~H for
KeeervaUou. lit Oeeaa Ave.,
J..acuaa Bea.eb.
P AT
The Arches
"Your Hott to tbe
Cout Since 1928"
FINE FOOD8
OOCKTAIL8
COAST HIGHWAY AT
THE ARCHES
Newport ... d.
JOHN VU.EJJ.E
I&COft 1163
lt4G4~'S
Your Family RartauraDt
(0.... ~J)
soon as the weather turns a Uttle
wartn('r. The adults are small and
can be seen latt' in the afternoons as they fly low over tht' lawns lay-
ing eggs that hatch out into cater-
pillar worms that are about 2/3 of
an inch long wh<'n full grown. The
caterpillars eat the crowns and the
new buds causing irregular brown
spots. The most serious damage is to
bent and bluegnss lawns although
the sod webworm attacks other
grasses as well. The most satis-
factory treatment, and one that
prevents relnfestatlon. is to tl'('at
with standard lead arsenate at the
rate of 5 tbs. per 1000 sq. CL of
lawn. Chlorodane dust and pyre·
thrum are also used effectively.
Al)otht'r treatment is to use dich-
loroethyl ether applied as a s pray.
J>t.-e wri~ ln care of thiA
column or to .104'1 D. Ellis. 916 eo-at Bh·d .• Corona d~l Ma.r, U
you ha\·e quf'll!tlona on lo!lf'Ct <'On·
trol or ~df'o probi~Dll!.
Youth Club
To Be Formed
The inspiration for a new youth
group under the auspices of the
Ca tho lie women of Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel Parish was given ala
recent luncheon meeting for ap-
proximately 100 held at the Balboa
Yacht Club. The new club will be
called ChJ-Rho. Greek letter initi-
als of Catholic Youth.
Climaxing a three-day Institute
held at Mar Casa. Balboa Island,
tht' final dinner and oratorical con-
test for th<' Southern Calitom ia
Youth Tempc:'rance Council waa
held Tuesday night of last week at
Christ Church by the Sea. Joy
Dawn Hunt of Uplands College
was winner. She defeated Jamefl
Christlianson of Torrance, David Phillips or Loe Angel~ and Sandra
Sue Hollers and Rowena Roberts,
both of Alhambra.
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Jrrecu)aJ' Sbal*
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COSTA WHA WAniiSS CO.
21 .... ...,.,. .......... -·
You Can Do Better at
THE
Daniger Furniture Co.
..... ~
COMPLETE HOME FURN181UNG8
BEacon 5656 1812 Newport Blvd.
OOSTA J0:8A
Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
LUMBER -BUILDING MATERIALS
FOR FINE '<' COCKTAILS ~ French and Italian Dinners.
Mother~ of teen age youth of the
Harbor area were largely in at-
tendance at the meeting, which
was opened by a welcome from
Mrs. P . F. Feman, president of
the Pariah Council. Dorothy Jo
Swanson, Corona del Mar dancing
teacher. otrered her services to
the new movement. Talks were
given by Father John P . Langville,
head of the Catholic Youth Organ-
ization heedQuar~ in Lc» An·
geles; Mn. Joeeph Schlarb, presJ-
dent or the Arcbctiocesan Council.
and Mrs. W~r Scbmall. ~
aDil c:hulch ...... ~ aC the
Qoapcjl. Fatller' ~ .!!..~
LUMBER
at • • . AJIC L1711111:&
SAT.8to5
8UK.9to I
uc"' Imported Beers and Wines
GE~E'S
SPECIALIZIII II
Visit Our Beautiful
Cocktail Lounge
Ill'S SEI\ J:OODS
~t-~~~ =..r • tUil clnetor of tbe aew pvup. which will lnduck
~tb -....... tbroulb hllh
i1r-.D~! lant. Mn. 8taDJeJ Smith ........
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WILCH'I
OIIDIEIE .,a..,
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Tlnaday, Apill7, 1152
DIRECTORY
"BI!: SURE -INSURJ:"
wltl'l
Maurie Stanley
Dr. Hofflan Is Elected :EE ~~· ~
Pacifi, AnglerS President ~?.~~§~
~ eoua.Dor Dr. Rlehards Hoffman of Corona unveiling ot a stuffed marlin dis· =" "Luke, the Beloved Phym-
played on the waU-the first mar-~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~ii~iiiiiiiiii IIARBOJ\ l'TN del Mar was elected president of
2Z IIIJ'tM Aft., Be.D~c. lllliD4 the Pacifie Anglers at the annual
"============:meeting and trophy dJnner held ,. lut Friday at the Balboa Bay
Club. Dr. Hoffman. who served u
aecretary~during the put year,
succeeds Frank Unnell of Bay
Shores.
W. Stuart Foote
GENERAL INSURANCE
MARCO ANICH, A.Nociate
Phone: HArbor 24-P.O. Box 1
2117 W. Balboa BI'!CI-
Newport Beach, Calli.
Jln of the 1951 year. a 143-pounder i
caught by Mr. UnneU July 30. , DWA R E Kenneth Cawthra of the Balboa
Bay Club made the presentation ln
AUTHUR MURRAY'S
G1 COAST BLVD.
Conma del liar
Ope 10 to 10
For tree dance ua1ysla can HArbor tD
TRIANCIA
Frances Vandercook
Spanlah, Hawallan and HIDdu
dan dill
cutuet and aourd work em Carnation Ave. HAr-.85-w. Corona del Mar
Jlf1JUJCaY 8CBOOL8
HAYDEN HAVEN ro:r the Pre-Sehool Tot
MD Heliotrope Ave., <DM
JlaJf· ud AU-Day S udcr? s,. Hour,l)ay, Week or Month
HArbor 1091-R
ULV.. PLA'I'DfO
Silver Platers
And SU versml thll
Repair -Refinlahln& -Replate
Gold -SUver -Copper • Draa
Neu CommW\Ity Olureh
1914 Harbor Blvd., eo.ta M ..
BEacon 51U
IIUlUO
Lawrence K. Gundrum,
M.D.
1741 Superior Ave., Coeta M ..
Praetiee Umlted to Oi..-
ol Ear. Note, Throat; A11a'U
()f!lft Jloura: by AppolnbiMnt
BEacoa ~ cw HArbor 1011
Bruce F. Sims, D. 0 .
Phyalcian & Surgeon
Practice Confined
to Care of the Feet
1196 Coast Blvd. South
l..aguN Beach. Phone 4-6611
Day or N ight
Phone
HArbor 1138
Baltz M ortuary
Chapel by the Sea
HARBOR U
Cclrona del Mar. Calltomla
Ample Off-street PartdDI
P'rteiMIIy Neighborhood Se-rvt~
PARKES · JUDLEY
GRAUEL CHAPEL
II 0 Broadway
BF.aeon ~10 Coat.a Meea
thE-absence of Manager K. T . Ken· WEE I ---_-daU, who had arranged for mount·
lng the flsh. ,
Other new officers a re J. Wayne
Harrison, vice-president, and Bill
P lgg. secretary-treasurer. On the
board of dirt>etors are the new of-ficers, out-going president Unncll as hold-over me mber, and John
Cagle, Merle Afflerbaugh, Dr. Sal-
vatore Monaoo and Roland DeLa-
mar. Louis C. Breer is ehaplain.
Mr. UnneU was the top winner
as trophy presentations were madt>.
As. a special honor , there was the
Tea, ·p ash ion
Show May 14
A F ellowship Tea and Fashion
Show on May 14 at the Church
lounge was announced by the Wo-
men's l"eUowship of S t. Andrews
Presbyte rian Church at their April
meeting. The tea will be open to
friends of the church as well as
members and will be for the bene-
fit ot the Fellowship project,
Palmer Hospital, Palmer. Alaska.
Mrs. Thad Samuels. president.
announced that Mrs. Karl Axtater
will be in charge of arrangements.
Plans were also discussed for the
annual summer fair of the church
in August. The women sewt'd for
a missionary project in Africa.
Mrs. R. G. Andrews presented
solos. accompanied by Mrs. Don
Huddleston.
Thl' final Pe-rent-Teachers Asso-
ciation mee ting for the Newport
Harbor High School will be held at
7 :30 p. m. Tuesday at the High
School rt>ereation room.
Students Donna Price. Joan
Kimf.'S, Roxy Aarvold and J erry
Rogers will participate in a panel
on "What MalCes a School Com· munitv Good?" will be th<' pro-
gram ·with social science teacher
Robert Magnusson as moderator.
J. Leslie Steffensen will s peak
on "Fathers Are Paren ts" and Mrs.
Roush, president. will cond uct the
business meeting, which will in-
clude installation of officers newly
elt>eted for the 1952-53 year.
Freshman mothers will be host·
esses. At the High School PTA board
meeting held earlier this month,
the plans for the April 25, Girls
Athletic Association banquet for
the High School were discussed.
Mrs. A. A. Horvath and Mrs. J. H.
Sands a re the co-cllairmen fOT the
annual PTA-sponsored dinner. • • •
Attf"nds PTA COG«Tf>M
Mrs. Harold Boyvey. Newport.
the l'ewport Harbor Hi$:h School
PTA prf.'Sidt>nt~I<'Ct. is Spt'nding
several days this We<'k in San
Francisco attending thc Califomaa
Congre-ss of Parents a nd Tea<'h<'rs.
Zonta to Install
Mr. Unnell received the Dr. S.
R. Monaco Perpetual and also the
Balboa Bay Oub Award for the
first marlin of the season : the
Bill Pigg Perpetual for the first
albacore (18 pounds, 14 ounces.
June 16); the AJ Payne Perpetual
for the largest albacore on 3!6
tackle ( 30 pounds, Oct. 13).
Other perpetual trophy winners
were : J . Donald Locke. the Bal-
boa Bay Club Trophy for largest
ma rlin on 3/6 tackle <139'h
pounds'; Thomas Beyrle. the Bob CoUiard Trophy for largest marlin
on light tackle C1841h pounds):
Mrs. Paul Rogers, the John and
Dorothy Cagle trophy for the first
Pacific AJlgler catching her lint
marlin during the season; Henry
Alkt'r Jr., the R. H. Roemer troph )'
for largest marlin on medium tac-
kle <202% pounds); Dr. C. C.
Henrie, the Gilbert Bar beris tro-
phy for largest marlin on heavy
tackle t200% pounds ): Dr. Rich-
ards Hoffman. tht> W. P. Balders-
ton trophy for largest albacorE' on
3-thread 08 pounds. 11 ounces):
J . Wayne Harrison. the Frank Lin-
nell trophy for largest tuna 117
pound<;, 8~ ounces l: Susan Hoi·
stein. the Schoolboy trophy (given
by Merle Afflerbaugh 1 for the
first marlin of the season for wom-
en I Aug. 31 l ; Anna Louise Hen-
ric. th(' Jim Harrison trophy for
the largest marlin for women (151
pounds 1; Dorothy t:sedom. tht>
Cad-o-let trophy I given by Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Pollard 1 for the larg-
cst marlin on light tackle for wom-
en t 140&~ pounds l; Margo Hirsh.
the Boatswain's Locker trophy for
!arRest albacore on 3-thread for
womf.'n, t6 pounds. 14 ounet>S 1
8<-tt ~ Kenoyer. t ht' Janf.' Groenen-
dyke trophy .for la~f.'st albacore 'I
on 3 6 tackle for women C26
pounds, 8 ounet-s I. I
There was a Spt"cial Pacific An~~t
lcrs award Cor "Operation Au .... k-
land." givt.>n to Jay and Jf.'an l'ar·
lislf.' and Waltt.>r Baldt.>rston. "'ho
tra\elled farther INt>w Zt>aland t
to litO fishing than an) Similar
group had ever g-one. ,
New trophJf's announet>d for
1952 compl'tition are the Victor
McLaglen Fishing Oscar to each 1
Pacific Anglcr who establishes a
world record for any salt water
game fish. the C. W. Welch trophy
to the Pacific Angler who catches
the largest broadbill swordfish. the
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Hoffman tro-
phy for the first albacore caught
by a woman member of Pacific
Angler. the Nitrarn Drallop trophy
for the unluckiest angler of the
season-presented by a Pacific 1
Angler who wishf.'S to remain in-cogn.ito. I
A yearly selling event that brings you ~ial
values on NATIONALLY KNOWN quality
hardware. Nine bargain days ... shop and save
now on all kinds of hardware, housewares.
Elec. HAIR CLIPPERS
Sa'·~ t.llfl eo.t ol dlf!W pro-
fHIIIotlal lbMn la a 8N f~w moata.s! PECIAL 7
TAPE RULE Itt
.ELECTRIC 245 Solderinq hon
1~Watt. Ellcep. valiM'
Copper Upp...t eecl .•
Screw Driver Set Special!
6-pe. Blade. loek lDt.o 99C plutt(' ha.ndlf'. Both
PbllUp& alld rt'«U)ar!
WHIRLISG f39 SPRINKLER .
BraM Arms A 81-artn,;
C'o,·.-rs up t.o ~ft. drclf'
CURT AlN STRETCHER
~Jux~ 5d n. tliu. SP E<'IAL ~t?
AccuraU>Jy marked: at OaJy ~
GREE." nllliiB 8•
Garden Gloves ., ....
Son <'bamolfo..llk~ ._..
ri('. W atn n.l8taat
Farmer Crosby Coffee Tap
~o morf' unwlnd.lAc-nwtal 99C
blind'4: 0SM"Dil C&D lD a jiffy.
Ml'a.ur.-. I{Uarda fla\•or !
26-GaJ. H~a,1Jy Gah •a.a. §25 TRASH CAN
La.r~t~ drop baAciiN
ma.k~ e&rr-)111« ..--y.
121 COAST l l \10.
e WE G I\'E
J . C. liONlAl6El
Hardware
And Applianca
HAIW 2)2
C R O WS
COl ONA DEi MAl
ll TAMP8 e
Formal installation for newly
elt>eted Zonta o CCicers will be he ld
next Thursday evening at the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Presi-
dents of other women's business
and executive service clubs havC?
been invited.
At their regular lunchron meet-
ing the Zonta Club celebrated its
fourth birthday. Inclement weath-
eT prevented the group from visit-
ing the site of thE-Moag Memorial
Hospital. one of Its main service
projects. Pr-esident Helen Stock-
ton presided over the 1Mainess ses-
sion and hecrd final plaDa from
Mildred S tanley on the Euter
party for a ward ol little bo)'ll at
the County Ha.pltal
Friday-Saturday -Monday -Tuesday -Aprill8 • 19 · 21 ~ 22
DRESSES-req. and half sizes
BLOUSES SKIRTS
BELTS-SCARVES
DIT IIESSES
4 only
:~; ~~ . . . . 2'795
Qliu.l Celt• •••••
6 only
Were 10.95
NOW .. ~ ..
A Group ot -DENIMS -
PEDAL PUSHERS -HALTERS
GREAnY REDUCED
if you •"• yourMU
IOE D. 1CLLI8 -0...
We Gtve
C R 0 W N
S TAM PS U~E~ C:ENTER Nursery
.......... IILYD. BA.Jit.r -......... -. IIAII wa GIYII c.OWII 8'U8e 521 Coaat Bml.
CoroDa del Mar
\
Thursday, April17. 1152
111101 ISI.AID EXCEPTIONILL Y FINE VALUE For Sale • ~F;:or::::;;;Sale;::;::::::=::====i
Small. well located beoach
collage in good condluon.
Large yard. flm> useable db~. gar. Full $12 500 Im<:e only 1
Stanley Hadfield
Realtor
Ill 11aria6 Balboa IAI.a.llcl
HArbor !0 or llArbor 149'7..,
CUFF HAVEl
Three Bedroom Home
Adjacent 10 Cliff Drivt'.
1 year old. Hurdwood firs.
Lots of clos{'tS and linen
space .... Most pr11 ct ical
kitchen. . . Two-car df'-
tached gant~l' .... Yard
fenC1'd. • • • Will take
good t:ar or gOO<!" lot in
tradt'.
~~ $131000 T t-rma
PlDL SUUJVAN
GEO. EVERSON
IH6 N .. •port llvd., Coste M ...
(Ac:rou from Coste Mew .... ,
I E 7123. Eves: HA 3157-W, BE 5451-J
Corona del Mar
\'-0-G-E-L V-A-L-li-E
GARAGE
APARTMENT
On rear of desirable. high, cor-
ner lot. Large steel sash win-
dows. Good vi£'w. 2-ca r garage
plus storage and laundry. N~wly
painted inside and out. Room to
bwld a ho.me m $10 250 front. Pnce 1
2-Bedroom Home on 45-ft. Comer Lot in C. D. M.
Large living room. fireplace, thermo controlled fol'ced air heat. G-E Dl.ahmaster, d.l5posal gu range, ~~~'ro~~ri!'!t b~Jt-~ features .. all .~~-~~~-.~~.~ .. ~.~~~ .. ~~~~: .. ~~-~~ .. ~-~~~:... $14,850
Owner wiU consider moderate low down payment on E-Z terms.
\VE tlA VE an Eastern client NAger to buy a large ocean view lot ln C. D. M.
needed in addition to those on hand. New llstlnp are
WE NEED LISTINGS OF HOMES & RENTALS .,
DEL MAR PROPERTIES
Hober t B. LYDD &8cl Deleo L. LYllD. B e&Jto,..
411 Coast Boulevard CORONA DEL MAR
TODAY'S SPECIAL ,
Large 2-bedroom home in Corona del Mar. Only
1 block to ocean. Has hardwood floors, floor fur-
nace, nice fireplace, paved enclosed patio, nice
yard, double garage. FHA loan. Payments $65 mo.
wluch includes taxes and msur. Priced $16 500 Excl'"h·~ \\1tb U!6. SEE T HI TODAY I
PRICE T. McCUISTION
50S Cout BIYd .. HArbor,,
EICEu.EIT VIEW HOlES
We Have a 3-Bedroom Home. with 11/2 Baths
It is modem. It is new. Has double garagc. You can sit on the
large sundeck and watch the boats $24 500
enter the Harbor. Only .. 1
IT IS TRULY A BARGAIS
also
3-Bedroom Home. 1112 Baths
with hill and ocean view ---new -• -mod-$22 000
cm conveni<'ncl's. fireplace, L'nclosed yard . . 1 Terms
HArbor 1037
For Sale
PRACTICALLY NEW Thor Auto-
magic wash. mach. $135: also
Kenmore auto. gas range, $135.
HArbor 1001-W.
USED NORGE refrlg., good cond.
$35. BE 7101-J. 321 Fullerton
Ave., Newport Heights.
HEDGESHEARS elec. hedge trim-
mer. Cuts on both edges. Used
about 50 hours. Excr-llent cond-
Cost $40. Price $20. HA 539.
PAIR of parakeets In good health.
Reas. Phone HA 3029-J.
G-E GARBAGE DJSP. and Trade
Wind fan cooler. never un-
packed, 20% off. Zenith radio-
phono. comb., tone control, wa l·
nut, excel. cond. Emerson port-
-able. car, R&H, cheap. HA 212.
USED REFR1G., good runninc
cond., new paint, $45. 515 San
Bernardino, Newport Heights.
Ell L SHel111ler
• . REALTOR
• IUSI"'USS O,,ORTUNITIES
• RENTALS
P-14 GOOD Condition, with sa!la SMALL Cro.1~y ~trig., good nm-and' traller. Very reuonable. ·nlng order, $35. 109 Broadway,
Call a.m. Sat. or Sun. HA 7~R. Costa Mesa, or call BE 7066 or
FOR SALE OR TRAD£-2 view =;jBi:E:=ii'i5808-~~J¥.=:====:=::=;:=.=;;a;:::::=:=:::::::::r::::=:= lots 63"x50' frontage overlookl.ng $3~ BUYS beautiful Spinet piano.
Hollywood Freeway, 5 mln. from Used. Excel cond. tuy terms.
Vine & Hollywood Blvd, Owner, F ull keys. DANZ. SCHMIDT
501 Orchid. COM. HA 2869-W. BJ G PIANO STORE. 520 No.
WESTINGH OUSE washer, 4 yrs. Main. Corner 6th. Santa Ana.
old, $60. Also have several New Knabe Pianos.
Wes ling house refrigerators and =F::O:::R:-::B:':E:-A;;-CH:::;~co~tt-a-ge_o_~_pe_ti_o_e_n_\
Magic Chef stoves at substan-tertalnlng: Aircraft galley army
tial dJscounts. House & Garden, transport stove re-wired tor 115
Gll Coast Blvd., Newport Beach. volts AC. Broiler, 2 food wann-
NEW STUDEBAKEflS--Now La ers, beverage heater, $20: After
the time to take advantage of 6 p.m. and SWlday. HA .2454-J . our factory delivery and save up $476 BUYS magnlticent MAPLE
to $260. J oe Nickertz, 3415 New-Spinet. Like new. A rare bar-
port Blvd .. N.B. gain. Terms. Bench included.
'50 CADILLAC Convertible by pri-DANZ.SCHMIDT BIG PIANO
vate party. Good condition, STORE, 620 No. Main. Santa
$3600. or make offer. HArbor Ana. Knabe Pianos.
2387 • W · ;;P.-.A-:-;C:;;KAR,....-;. ;:;-;:;:D-=;B:;..;E;:-;LL:..;=:..:::.::ra.:...,di:::-o-,-p-=h-o-n-o.
BEDROOM SET waln ut finish, combanaUon With recording. Per-
with bed. math'ess, springs, van-feet cond S50. HA 543.
ity and chest. 521 RJverslde Ave., 9x15 BLUE PEBBLE weave rug &
N . B. -BE 6726-W. pad, 6~ Kre<>o Broadloom, din.
NEW TABLE model radios $20.95 set with 8 chain, buffet, serv.
with 90-day guarantee at Kirk-table. Ml.sc. ornaments. 67 Sal-
patrick's T-V Ser\iet.>, 1204 Cst. boa Coves. K B. HA 3173-W.
Blvd., C D M. HArbor 3083. $5 RENTS a good practice piano.
COLDSPOT refrig. like new. 5' All tenn rent allowed on any
cab. -7:3' storage space. Bar-plano. Let the klddies Jearn.
gain. 3403~ Finley, N.B. DANZ.SCH.M:II)T BIG PIANO
STEWART-WARNER refrig., 8 STORE. 520 No. Main. Cor. 6th,
cu. ft.. excel. cond Looks Uke Santa Ana. Knabe Pianos.
new. Priced to sell, $55. TArbor NICE compact home in CDM. 2-285~. bdnn & bath plus studio & bath
ALL ELECTRIC organ. Gorgeous wilh priv. ent. Lee. single gar.
tone. Uke new. Big i8Vlnp. & storage. Nl'!lt yard High up
Easy tenns. Beautiful mahog-on Poppy, 613.
any case. For church or home. ;:E;;-V;;E;-;N;-;-R~U;;:D::-;E~' ~l~.I~G,....HT=-~4-=--""'lO~h-.-p.
DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO used approx. 4 mo. as awdllary
and Organ Co .. 520 No. Main. for sail boat Coat approx, $365,
Cor. 6th. Santa Ana. Knabe PI-will sell for $165. HA 2128-M.
a nos. FIREPI...ACE WOOD-Reuonably
WEISS plnklng shears, almoat priced. 2213 Newport Blvd.,
new, for half price. $4. BE 6622. Costa Mesa. BE 518()..J. Free
MOD. A Ford Cpe., running good, deUvery.
$75. HA 1491-R after 5 p.m. $387 BUYS Grand Piano. This is
CHILD'S Colson tricycle & stroll-a wonderful chance for teacher · er, reasonable. HA 2825-J . of stuck>n t. Good cond Terms.
Good Terms-(Thll!l Is 11bo a HEAL buy)
Opelle Realty Co.
HArbor 2'786
1521 Coett Blvd., Corona del Mer The Vogel Co.
1)01 Coed Bouleve rd, Corona d.l Mer
HArbor 1741 HArbor 1477
Eves: HA 391-M or HA 0461-W
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
$91350
519 E1 Modena
C'utt' rt•d\\uod, 2-bdrm .. hdwd.
floot , attractive stret>t , near
schools G.I. loan $5.700. pay-
able $41 mo., 4 % interest. See
tt and ~uhml! down payment.
Owne r -BE 7278-W
REAL VALUE!
,Jt;ST 900 DOWS
BEING COMPLETED NOW ...
New 2-B.R. Frame Home
dbl. lot. 50x127. $5 500 1 FULL PRICP. 0!\lLY I
B. A. Nereson
198'! S enrporl Blvd.
B E&eoo 5225 Co.ta Meu
-C o r o n a d e I M a r
\'-0-G-&-L \'·A-I.,..(T-E
NEWI.Y PAI NTED
406 Coaat HJ .... "'Y· Corona del Mar HArbor 36'71
OPEN ROUSE Sunday, April 17th
331 Driftwood e e e SHORE CLIFFS
2 bedroom and den home, exceptionally large
living room and bedrooms Beautiful den, 2
baths, on 65-loot corner with ocean view. Se-
cluded patio.
See this property Sunday or call Mr. Schuster
for appointment to see during week.
EARL W. STAN LEY, Realtor
615 Cos~t B~evard Corona del MJlr * HArbor 2474 *
BAUOA ISLAID INCOME
Attractt,·e "ell located and nicc.>ly turnlshed 3-bedroom homt'
PL S modNn :?-bedroom apartment PLUS cxtra guest room and
bath adjointn~ L:a rar;:c. Excellt'llt incomc.> record.
Prit'f'd $291500 T\'rm&
Wm. W. Sa1fo~ RaUer
~-BE.OUOOM IIOME Pttrk Avenue &to Ma.riDe Balboa la1AAd
''Bob Rope Slept Here"
Summer Rental: Bay front, Udo Isle. 5 bedrooms complt>tely
furnished · --pier and slip. A\ at !able May 1s t to Oct. 1st.
SPECIAL Here llt a vcr) nict• livable 1-~m home ...
Well locatcd on Wilson Ave. in Costa Mesa on a
lot with 80' of frontage and which $4 950
is 300' feet deep. Full price ·-.. 1
Real Value ... Balboa Peninsula ... $18,500
Five bedrooms 52' lot -large brick patio -2250 square feet.
NEW LOW PRICE
3 BEDIU>OM Calif. modem home-new -the vcr·y latt>~H in design
and color G·E disPOsal --· Dishmaster -• · 42" lot . 0J>('n for
inspection ut 440 St•ville, Balboa Penins ula.
Ha .. bo.. ln~esl01ent Co.
IRE ALTOIRS
(Since 1945'
Newport BIYd. a& ... 8&. BA liOt
NEWPORT BEACH
Ocean Front 5-Beclroom Home
&liMit& PeDJnstllil, 6 beclroorna. nreplac~. alee 1-bclrm. apar~n\
o\·er t-c:ar gara(e, shower and dreutnr roocna, patio. $16 000
AJI fornJ8liNS. ThJ1 Is prteNI to ~ll .... . . I
BAUOA REALTY CO.
Opposite Balboa Bank of America
Ullian McAdoo HA 32T1 Ross Greeley Josephine Webb
700 E . Balboa Blvd .. Balboa Livi n~ 1oom l lx2l Flagstone HArbor Uft
firepla<'f' Fuma<.'(•, Dining room. ------------------------· * Buainesa Opportunities Wanted *
Tile in kitchen and both. Ample • C 0 R 0 N A DE L M A R -----------------------closets 2-car t:;ara);l'. Laundry.
~~~~~ r~~,;tor•·s $111500 S9.B SPECIAL S9.B
The Vogel Co.
1101 Coed Bouleverd, Corone del Mer
HArbor 1741 HArbor 14n
Eves: HA 193-M or HA 0%1-W
D' you are thinking
of renting
your property da.rill« IUIIlmer,
telephone Wl.
Ed L. Sedelmeier
16!3 <Jou& Bl•d.
Ooroaa del liar HArbor 1'711
PcrintiDg-Pap8rbaDging
GEOBGE BURDIARDT
aol lbt 8&... N ....... ._..
IIAit»or ..... .
Call after 1 p. 111.
H. H. HOLBROOK
Dependable Plumbing
A Prompt Repair Sem.ce
MaJntaJ.Ded
Pltoae Harbor IUS-W
1181 llalboa BIY'd. Newp!!! .._.
PAINTING
Earl suflin
1'7'1 ....... 8 ... -o.~a-.. ··-...,_.
Perfect 2-Bedroom Home SOUTH of Highway
near shops and ocean. R·l wne. Fireplace, hardwood
noors. nice fenced yard. garage.
11\:o telephone calls on this. we have the key)
TOI PAYIE, ReaD•
310 Coast Boulevard Corona del Mar
Baylroat Rome
Wlt.h private pier & n oat. 5 bedroom ..
runlisbed aad tlOIDpletely redecorated. Oft
beltt of North Bay loeattoes. P~
like uwa are IICU'OI!. Better
like this aril ~~earee
Better take a look! ...
,.
LIST YOUB BUSINESS .
with
Lloyd C. Boward~u,r".u •ok.,
Blrtcher Bl~ .• 1415 Coast Blvd, Corona del Mar
HArbor 3512
e Your business can be told qwckly through
a confidential U.Unc at t.hf5 Ume.
e AUTOMOBILES e
~!,r::.dan . . . . . Sf59§DO
~0:~ Sedan. . . . . . Sf M§OO
RENAULT • • • • . • Sf2Z1 DO
DeliYered here plua tax and Hc:eDM
HARBOR MOTORS LTD.
A17'1'HOUDD U 1W AND 8DVIC.
Harbor BIYCL at W'U.oD ec.ta Meea
IEacaa 1780-W
DANZ.SCH.\ITDT BJG PIANO
STORE . Home of fine pianos,
Knabe, Lcstl·r. Chickering, Wur-
lltzer, Steim\u} and many oth-
ers. 520 No ~{aln, Santa Ana.
FOJt SALE
Old FublonNI . --Reftaiahed
Roll Top Desk
·t..r wtde
a real antique
Will a~·pt 1)(>..1 offer. HA 1037
N•"' KITCUES!'\: BATHROOMS!
Complew luta.UaUoa
AU ln Ont> OperaUoa .
Plumbing. Car~Wntry, n.llng, etc.
1 tvl/ DOWN • • • •
U70 s n :.uts to PAY
GARBACt:; DISPOSALS
Garba«-e Dl-.poeals lutalled
with &m•' tluy Tei1'DS 1
MARSAC l'l.tJKBING 00.
700 C.rnatlot~, COM HMor ll II
FREE DEIJVERY
-to--
St. Joseph end C munity HOipitels
$2.50 •lid up
Dowers by M.orri
GOt E. Balboa Blvd. -Balboa
HArbor 1010
1949 PACURD
8-CYLINDER. SUPER DE-
LUXE CUSTU\1 BUILT, 4-dr
SEDAN , R & H with white
waU tires. On.: Packard ma·
roon color l::xeel condition.
Original cost · :\4,800 ---will
accept reasonable offer. Low
down paym~·nt balance on
terms. Call owner, HA 1037.
USED CAR
BARGAIIS
'50 Nash Statesnllln, 2 Dr.
OD I TILis looks like a
new one) .............. $1645
'42 DeSoto Sed R & H &
Fluld Onl} . ... ........ 495
'48 Stude. Dlxc. :.' Dr., R &
H & OD l You must see
this one. Only ..... -....... 995
'47 Chev. Sed. RltH, im-
maculate ............. . 945
(You'll hkt' this one!)
'47 Ford Sedan. tt .......... 875
'40 Chev. Cpe., Rcllf .... ..... 375
'49 Ford CUstom 8 Sedan.
R.ltH cl: 00: cleanest
'4.9 Ford In O...a.ge Co. 1395 •so Ford 8 custom Tudor,
MH, extra nloe ....... -... 1585
'41 Cadillac Sedan, R &:
Hydr.; clean aJ a Pin.... 735
ALSO-MAGIC CHEf' ~
gas range; xtra nice,
only ... _........ ·-....... $49.50
Many more to c:hooee from-
Let us prove t.ha l we can meet
or beat any deal [n Onnge Co.
Our lot Ia at 534 Coast Hwy.
"ON MARINER'S MILE,.
"ON MARINER'S MILE" •• ,. ......
Your P'ORD o.Jer
BEecoa eeot N4•1*'t ae.ct.
Moun: we.~r .,. a ·w e:.ao
~ A Hol.ldQI 10 'tn 4
;
'
!hunclay, April 17, 1152 .
For Sale For SaJ.
S MALL Crosley ~frig., eood "'run-;.;.ODERN BED DlV AN and chair,
.nlng order, $35. 109 Broadway, $35. din. table with 6 chalra $20.,
Costa Mesa, or call BE 7066 or modern dbl. bed with box aprli\g,
BE 5808-J. mattress $20. HA 0837-J, after
$395 BUYS beautiful Spinet plano. ;:-;:;;3~P::;· ;m;;:..·-=-:-7:~-;::;-----.-:Used. Excel conc1 Eaay terms. S PINET PIANO. Famous make,
Full keys. DANZ-SCHMIDT slightly damaged ln shlprMnt.
Bl G PIANO STORE. 520 No. Save $200. Tenn.s. Maple case.
Main. Corner 6tb. Santa Ana. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO.
Knabe Pianos. 520 No. Main. Cor. 6th, Santa
F OR BEACH t1 Ana. 100 pianos always. Knabe
....
Petition Hita TI'Cimfer
Of Liquor Lic:enae
A petition opposing 0 . W . Hln~
gardner'a request to transfer a
Uquor license to the Coroha del
Mar Cafe at 405 Coast Blvd., was
referred by City Council Monday
evening for investiga tion by the
PoUce Department. The petition,
with 60 slgnatures,,stated that the
t.ra.nsfer would add to parking
a.nd poUoe probl~n\S In the area.
cottage or pa o en'\ Pianos.
t ertalnlng: Aircraft p~y army ~;..:;;,~;;;.;::----:;-~~..,... --:-:-""':":'"' W transport stove re-wired for 115 $69 BUY_S a good practlc:e plano. Help anted volts AC. Broiler, 2 food warm-Trade Ln later at Cull pr1ce. Oth· _,.,.._.........,_.....,......,... _____ _
e6rs. bever~dge heater,HA~~f!:.Jer ep?ayina !ltcotlend..~~z. AlSCil ~ NIGHT CLERK and PBX opcra-P m an S unday ~ " tor, male, middle a ged. 12 mld-. . · . BIG P IANO STORE. 100 pianos. night to 8 a. m. Private Club,
$47.6. BUYS. magnificent MAPLE Cor. 6th. 520 No. Main, Santa phone BE 6528 for a.pplication. Spmet. Uke ntw. A rare bar-Ana _ -
gain. Terms. Bench Included. •47 STuDEBAKER Ch i SALESMAN or saleswoman decor-DANZ-SClnUDT BIG P IANO . . amp on -a tor to call on new home own-
STORE, 620 No. Main. Santa Good condttlon. Reasonable. HA ers. House & Garden, 611 Coast
Ana. Knabe Pianos. 2959·R. Highway, Newport Beach.
PACKARD BELL radio, phono. USED BED and mattress, $25. 314 LADY WITH car to take over es-
comblnation with recording. Per-Jasmine, Corona del Mar. tabUshed AVON business in Har·
rect cond. $50. HA 543. TRADE your old piano on telc vis-bor area. Call BEacon 5624-R.
9x15 BLUE PEBBLE weave rug & ion. Hight>st allowance. DANZ. EXPElUENCED SALESWOMAN
pad, 6x9 green Broadloom , din. Sq!MIDT PlAl"lO 00·· 520 No. wanted for women's wear: 6-day
set with 8 chalrt, bullet. scrv. Main. Cor. 6th, Santa Ana. week, Incl. Sun. La Fiesta.
ta ble. Misc. omamenta. 67 Bal-SIMMONS METAL beds, complete Balboa Island, HA 1952-W.
boa Coves, t\. B. HA 3173-W. with Simmons coil springs an~
BOB Ml TRPII\', "\tr. &Jhnla," w ho '" mournrcJ hy thl" f'OUrt' l brbor Art-tt, I.!J piC!turt'd hf'rf' u ~ of
Uw hiK""h apot. of hltol t'\t'Dtful lift· --• ~In" am·~o tt'd llO hon.,rar) tiff' ml'mtwrahlp ID 0\('1 BaJboe lm-
pro\f'm t-nL AM()('latlon for h.la lortrc ) ears of out.t.&ond In,;: st>n lr.fl f •K Balbo&. Thl" "rNWnt..UoD took place
ttt. thf' ~uUflcatlon fund nal11ln~t mt>t-Un~t h t·ld hack In .l unt'. Mukln iC thf• uw~~crd I• BlA PI'Mdea&
l.onnlt• \'lm•t•nt, ttlld ttl ... o In tht-"lctur ... un• !\tr•. ~~ urvh,v IUld MontE> <:rtm-. (Stor y of tJ\f' .ervt~ f()r
Kub ~luq1hy on PuiCt' 1.) -84-ekaer p61oto ------------
$5 RENTS a good practice piano. mattress pads. $25 Cor set. HA Loet and Found
All term rent allowed on any 1734-J. ~~ • ~
piano. Let the kiddles learn. Real ";:._.ate & Ren•-•-LOST In CDM. lady's Elgin watch
DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO ~' u;ua with initial on back, I. E. C. Re-•lonttrlUl'd rrum Pagt' 11 1nnd now rPSM'all •d that hts rt>&t ~ult
Colonel Andy Smith Elected Mayor SeHiement Made
STORE. 520 No. Main. Cor. 6th, ward. Phone HArbor 1203-W, \oH•s ac1·nrdJnK to a revt~Pd L'C>Unl tlon stands because he thought th•·
Santa Ana . Knabe Planos. o'i.=-~~~~~~~~~u;~n~~ 508~ Marigold. c D M. Onl> :-.urprt:-.4• In ltw ab)t(•llkl' I•• \\ ('OilllC'Ilmf t'll '\khuuld ha\'€' tllf'
NICE compact home in COM. 2· Peninsula Cor swnmer season to LOST--BOY Scout watc h, Ocean vot1n;,: was lht• fact that thP p1 t1-o ''" llo·m·,. '' \\Ill tn" Cln r·ummtt·
bd:nn & bath Plus Studio & bath mil 2024 Oce front and Island St., Balboa. 101 pos111011 to uboh.;h tht> treal>urer's t(l('S. It \\8S potntcd out that thl! responsible fa y. an d t t . 11 with prlv. ent. Lee. single gar. 2 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. HArbor job us an f'ICCIIVI · olfict• car ril' 111'\o\ rlltl}or \.\HS au orna tea Y
& storage. N~.>at yard. High up Blvd .. HA 126-W. 0752. 123 1u 20 Th£> final totals on th1s mcmb<>r of the :>anttatton commtl·
on Poppy. 613. SHARE OFFICE with inaurance pr·oposit10n \H'r"' 2.(148 to r<•jt'ct 11-.• and am rurtlrt>r ac·11on v.a:.
broker on Mariner's Mlle. BEa· • thf' p1opoMllon and 633 fa\onn,:: 11 pol>tponf'd ·ThP rw w ma>·or tho·n
EVENRUDE UGIIT 4-10 h. p. con 7444. Miacellaneoua I Thr busin<>ss of <'ama~l.ng tht' named Councilmen ~ltUt>r 11nd
used approx. 4 mo. as awdllary 2-BDRM. unfurn. home, east side \'Ott' b<>ing O\Pr. rl'ttrm~ Council· Horvath to thf' fmancl' cummittl'f'
for sail boat. Cost approx, $365, or Costa Mesa, near High School. :A'ITRACI'IVE WOMAN wanted to ml'n Dale R.anue~. D K. Blu<' and "I don't feel we should constder
wiU St>U for $165. HA 2128-M. Ft'nced yard, Bendix washer. organize Local chapter of Eps1· Ros:. Cr<'t'lc·> st,.pp<>d down, and other bU.'ilnt'S:-.. bt•l'UU!W' we should
FIREPLACE WOOD-R.e,aonably Yearly lease, $65 mo. BEacon Jon Sigma Alpha Intemational.l th<' nf'w rouncilmt'n W('nt up to h&\1' tmw to look mto the prob-
priced. 2213 Newport Blvd., 7066-J or BEacon 5808-J. Can be done In spare time. A tuk£' thetr ::.Ntt,;. Ctty C'l€'1'k P ri.:-st !ems,' ~layur :-;mt th ... a1d "\\'1•
Costa Mesa. BE 5180-J. Free UOO ISLE-JBay Front. 1-bdrm. worthwhile opportunity at good swon• in lhl' trio and also '\lrs \\Ill do our bt'~t tu c·onduc1 an
delivery. Curn. a pt. reas. rate. Also new pay. Complete working matcri-I Coolin~ as tht· nt'" ta ·a:.urPr, and hon~t. t'fftctent. l't'Unomtcal ~O\·
$387 BUYS Grand Piano. This is 1-bdrm. ocean front unfurn apt. als furnished; also help from I admmister<>d thl.· I u > a It y oath enunent without sacl'lfictng an} ot
a wonderful chance for teacher · $90 by yr. CaU HArbor 2552 members in nearby towns. Write Then Mr. Prl<'st ~aw to r•ach on!' tht• <·~s,•ntial tunct11)11:. w,, 11rf'
of student. Good cond.. Terms. or Eves. HArbor 2914-M. Roy W. Hahn, Box 359, Lo\'C· a c·opy or thr> m~nutf'!' or tlw prP· "~'unum: uur oftu•o• humbl> Wl\h
DANz.SCH!\IfDT BIG P~O 2.BEDROOM & gar. unfurn. has land, Colorado. \ IOUS e\1 mm:·, c·uullt'll ml'<'tJOg oJ r1o•Pp ... €'nS•· ut ublu.:atton to th!'
STORE. Home of fin~ p1anos, hardwood floors. fireplace, tlle; NO NEED to join a "Food Club" \\ hich had llMtktl qUJk a lnt or public. We intend to carr~ out
Knabe, Lc~tN, Chlckenng, Wur-year's l«.>ase, $85 per rna. HA to buy meat at wholesalt' pnc£>s work for n•·" mt•t •tJO~ Apnl ~ th" mandntt· (II thf' •·l··cttcm Wl t h-
litur, SteNtn\o\uy ~d many OUl· 1862 .• Eves. HA 2915-J-K. F h best . d lx> 1 c 1 ~lu\or l o'" Is lx·lt tho·n an-out ft•ar or fil\f>l. 11nd l!'t th•·
ers 520 0 :\t&lJl Santa Ana or t C .10 ~ge e ' U nounc~ 11 \\•1" llmf• fur l'll·l'llnn <'htflS rail \\hNt' rh,·~ nul\ · · · • · 1-BEDROOM STUDIO apartment. the way you like 1t, always call r , . c· i Cl •rk Pno·:-.t took FOK :iALE S mall but charming. New maple HArlx>r 0718 Harbo•· F roz<.'n 1° a ma)OI · 1 } 1 • l'uunt:llman llon"lth .;u~.;;.:o·.;:tl'd
Old F &AhlonNJ ·--ReftJalabed cumiture. !\62.50 Incl. util. 608 Food Lock£>rs · 418 30th St ~£'W· O\l'r as dtall'lnan pru t .. m and that tho• (\lum·tl .,f'ncl an .-xpn·~· Be h · callt'd fur num1nattuns ,100 u! ,~ mp .. tth~ tn :\11 ~ Rc•ho·rt Roll Top Desk Marigold, C 0 M. HArbor 1975· port ac · lmml'<ltawb :'\mm ~ltllo•r '~ltd. \lurph~ on th•· ,~,~ ....... w.: of h(•r hu..,. 4.r wide 1-BEDROOM Apartment. partly RENT A WASHER or refrlg. Lov. • "I nommatf' Col Smtth fut ma-hand. and 1 hi., ntut11111 w;1s ~~~~
Cumished, $65 mo. yeJl.TIY lt'ase. e-st rates f~r beaut. clean, brand yor." .and thts was sPCond··d . b~ ~r()\'t:'d a real antique 603% Marigold. COM. 'HA 770-R. name appliances from $4 p<>r mo. FranCIS Horvath. !\'lr. Pm·<,\ :'lla\ur .:'mllh lht•n .nnllunN d
W ill acet•pt h\•,t offer. HA 1037 FOR RENT-Nice 2-room fum. up. Udo Electric Co. 516 Coast a!.kl:'d 1f tht•ro· \\t'n.• an} morr that ih" l..c·,11:uo• ut Cl\ll A-...!oOCitl·
cottages, very quiet. New rangl'S, Hwy., N.B. BEacon 5505. nonunattom., and a r wr a :rhort , twns \\ 1" ,l'1 \ 111~.; I'Orft·r 11 n d
NPW KITCH£.~~: BATBBOOMS ! aU utilities fum., bus service. FI XIT MAN-All electrical appli· P<JU.sl' 1\fr llonath rno\l.d thEtt dou~hnut:r 111 tht lnhh} 11nd th••
Complet..-.......uauoa $8.50 & $10.50 a week or month-ances. radios. TV, e\'erythln~ r nom~natton~ clo:rt'. Th•~ mtoliun rnecttn~ was ad)uurn•-d
AJJ ln °0 " Operataoa ly rate. College Court, 350 A\'o-reasonable. HA 3012. \\US apptO\I:'d, anct ~tr Ptw:.t
Plwnbing, Cai'J}l'ntry, nllng, etc. cado, Costa Mesa. ROTO-TILLING and weed cutting
1
call('d f<?r a roll call \'u.tl' 1 00/o ~~~~s· ~PAY 2-BEDROOM Unfum. house, fi re-machines. 2213 Newpprt Blvd4 Counctlman Braden Ftnch .. " hfl'-<'
CARBAco:· "ISPOSALS pia"". double gar~ge, ft>nced Costa Mesa BE 5180-J nanw was ftrst called. satd. I h•l l New Appeal for
Fireworks Funds "' u "" · · that t ht• nt'\' <'ounctl rnen ha \ t' t h•• Garbac'e Dl"~ '-ta1.lecl yard. year lease. 714 Femleaf, FOR YOUR PET-U. S. Go~. in· I n1(ht to cl('t't thl· man thl.·~ "bl~.
w1t.b Sam•• taay Terms C D M. HA 1001-W. spected horse meat. frt>e deliv. in and t do not '' tsh to vott' .. :"\nr·
MARSAC I'UJMBINO co. $100 MONTH until June 1st. Love-Harbor Area. Hkty's Pet Sup-I man ~lillt·r \ ol1'd "ye:." \l.t}ur Th" Chambf r of C 11 m m t> r <' £'
700 C.rtw~tion, CDt.f HArbor 1111 ly furnished duplex. Heated. plies & Sporti.Dg Goods. 605 Lt'' J..bell. Ill''' l'ttll<'d on .... ud h·· 1 •am lht!> W<.'t'k apll\'alt'd ror pub-
Sleeps 5 persons. 2 blocks to Coast Blvd .. COM. HA 1293-J. \\uuld IJ<\.;.., Ill' "'It> We>. ~11 lltll· II~ suppu.lt of tho• drt \1' 10 r,u"' FREE DEIJVERY
-to-
St. Jo••ph .,cl COII'Imunity Hcnpitels
n .so ·'"' up
Dowers by Morri
609 E. Balbo11 Blvd. -Balboa
HArbor 2010
1949 PACURD
Sa> & Beach. ~ 0535-~. BABY SITTING in your home or '_J th ,·oto•d ~l~ .. und Cot.. ~mtth ,!1.000 fill' :.. Harbor An•a llrt'·
GARAGF. APT. wtth sleeptng ~m. mine, day or night. HA 1670.1 fmjshcd up th•• \Olin~ "1th h1s \l·orks dtl>pla\ un tilt' Fow th vi
full bath, Uv. rm. No cooking ~ n• · ~, . ..," Ill• thl'll t'han~··d vlaco•s JJJh ('nntr1i11111110, <'1\ll b. mallo•d
facilities. Availabl(' now. 333 Services \\ tth ~lr. bbt•ll .tnd to<lk mo•r a ... dll.,·'l'lh ,01 tho <'h:tml~t ootf11·o·
Poppy. COM. I . tho· IWW mll>ul La-.1· \"lit' tlu•rt · \\.i' 11,. cJ1,111,1 ~
WANTED-Ocean rront improved WE ~ERVICE all makc•s of radw.., Ftrst rn.tt!t r to t•umc up wa ... :tp '"" ''""' lh•· Hnlbtl:t nwn·han t...
prop. S4.000 to $10,000 or vacant & T-V. Work .guarant.e~ Call pomtml:'nt ut ltlt•mlx•r!> f~tr ~:tnil •· \•ho lllplo \lolt ... ~t•ur' h trl fln.anr • r1
lot ocean front. Give complete IIA1bor 3083, Klrkpatnck s T-V tiun UistJ'Il'l .:'\u .i Hradt'n 1-'HHh it all b) tht'rruit In''· u.;o·cl lho•tr
dt>tails in letter. Add. R. S. No. ::;('n ICt>, 1204 Coast Blvd .. COM. hud _r<>si~llt'd all lm. t·ummt llo:o' po-funds Instead for ho•autJt ll"t' um ot
985 No. Los Robles, Pasadena 6.1 WOl'l.J) YOl' want an <.'xpcril•nc-sit1ons the 111l!ht lwfnr,. tnclurti!ll! Balboa Bhd Tho•ro• "'''.a tluc>d nl
Calit. ed ~l.t::.St'USl' to rumt• to )Our j tht' "anitatton lx>ard chau man-,.htp. ,,mtt•sh !rom dt .... ti•J•olnt• t1 ro·,•·
CAR. APT. with 2 bdrms. lor sale hom.·:' Corona dl'l :"vt~r. clif'nH•II'
1
Es ch•nb. and as ,, n•,ult t ht• t 'hnmlt•·r
by ownt'r. 511 Ma rigold. COM. only Call IIAr~r l1(J86-!\I 7 & Narrow cape directors later \0\l'd to pnlmutt
3 BEDROOM. 1~ baths, 2 car gar· 8 u Ill.. or 6 & • ~ m t he e\<.'nt Th•' t'ham!M'r' Cl•lr·-
agr. Nicely located on Ocean ~a\')' Lt Btll W<'bSter I" at thr brations romnutto't' ho·adl'd h~
By Griffith, City
St•l 1 lo m(•nt of tht! contn)\'t'I'SY
w1th tho· Bank of Amenca and t he
Griffith Co. U\t'r thl' purchas<· of
the fonm·r city watt>r dt>partment
'''~' &t ~lh !'t in ~eowporl l in-1.-ndl•rl to bt• lhP nev. Bank Of Am·
o•111 1 l(ll'<~llon l walt announ~
)1ond.a y ''\Pntn~ b~ Itt)' Attorney Hart~ Blodgt't t
The $.1:! UOO transaction bt•tween
th•• r tt\ and &nk of AmE.'n ca had
::un" til (•-.rrow tn JuJy, 1950. but
\\..1' d1>la\'e-d b\ tttlP st>arch Dur-
In>! that dt'la~ ·th£' Grtffith C.to had
t>xchang,•d property 1n LlC:In Ct"n-
tt·r. \\ h••rr tht> nt>v. Bank of Am-r·rtca bwldln~ now IS tx>ing com-
pll'trd for tht' Clty property Last
()(:tober GnHtth Co told th<' ctty
that tht> transaction was orr be--
cau-..· uf tht> dl:'la~. and Counol in.
!>lru<'tf'd thP Cit) atturnt'Y tC\ take
nt-et·--. ... ar' II'J.:SI tu·hon to <'nforce
1 ht• C'Qn 1 i· H r uf sa It•
1 1 O•·l '110• ter1n" uf tho• '<J>ttle--
01• n 1. 1 he Cit) rt>tatn!> t h(' 111'\ll)('rty
ancl I!> r••tmltUn<-d b\ thf' Gnf!tth
C'n 1"1 1 II' 11 t !I· t'M:; o" • lf'~a I and
lt'OJ) o•,l,lll' I'UI1ll11 .... !-tllln t'XPf'nse5.
totalling $1.885: and the amount
to\\l'fi II\ Grtffllh t'o tn tht• CITY
• ~I 4.j 1 I on lrast' fJf prop<>rt) m
l.tdo C'•·nh•l 1'> clf•ar•'4i 11p •That
l..itto·r 1•11" 1~ for tho lot tiO v.•h1ch
the Elks wtU build their new lodge
hall: the h.ra~>e wtth Gnffith Co.
h.l:r t .. ~ II I oilll'('ll('d rll'ld th~· Cit~ lS
prt•par<.'d tn I'JCN'ul• a lt>ru;f' ",'h
tho· f.lks lor the property.)
t '••11111'11 11 l'l'ru\ t•tl 1 h·· !lPt tll"mt•nt
1 I • o 1111 1 I .11111 ro 'l'Jndf'd IIIII' mo-
lt~>n .,,km._ th• l'll~ attorn•·~ to
hnll · (,., ;d ct\111111
Mrs. M . Verburg
Gets Nomination
\tr ... \t, 1 h \'o•rhur.-v.a.;, nomtn·
,o I· ·d .. 1 lh11111llt n 1ot Grou~o !l uf
t t. <'I Utt h !"t'ho<>l <;wid ut th~
Currona del Mdr C'ommunHy
lhur<'h 'I t l:i"t MondaJo s m~ un.:
,11 tilt llnllh' ut ~rs Juck lluhbard.
.!1'~ l.sl k~pur AH• ~1 n; W ll
llurll..,o•t 'l' nonuna11'<1 tt<. ~N'
r.tr~ \Jr ... Jttmt>5 McXo·t' a.-. lrPa •
Ul"er.
8-CYLINDER SUP ER DE-
LUXE CUSTU:'It BUILT, 4-dr.
S EDAN. R & H with white
wall tires. Ont: Packard rna·
roon color. Excel condition.
Original cost. ~.800 • --will
accept reasonable offer. Low
down payml•nt balance on
tenns. Call (1\\oe_r, HA 1037.
Blvd. Beautiful view. Yearly home of h1s motht'r. !\tn. Ru~=-Lonme \'tnc£>nt t:-111 choJrgt•
)('aSP. HA 2989-J. BICYCLE noore.r. 3.12 E\·ening Can~·on Rd ;=.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;:;;;.;;::;;:;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;:;;::;;:;;;;;;;;
FOR SALE-2-bd.nn. home. newly Shore CliCfs. fullov.1nf.!' h1 m11·acu-
USED CAR
Ill GAllS
'50 Nash Statesman, 2 Dr.
OD ( Tb1s luoks Uke a
new one J ............ $1645
'42 DeSoto sro R &: H &
Fluid. Onl) ............ .... 495
'48 Stude. Dlx<.'. ~ Dt'., R &
H & OD 1 \'olu must see
ck-corated Inside and out. Stucco, Rl NG lous ~scapt• Ill th<.' Ar1zunn moun-
s hingle roof, dbl. gar .. chain link REPAI tams Tu<.'day when ht' mad~ a fence, lot 60'x120'. HJgh & dry. for<'et.l landlng \\ith his gas-leaking
No flood waters ever. Price "Bearcat" Na'y plane.
$8.950. 118 Santa Isabel, Costa Lt. Webst('r was fl~ m~ eros'
,.._ ln D' k' Mkt 2398 Schwinn Bir-vcles ('ounlry from th<.' Olatha ~a\·aJ ~'"'sa. q. IC s ., -1 I T Newport Blvd. BEacoo 5662. Air Sta tion tn Ka~as to E oro
YEARLY RENTAL-Just complet-RAY STEDMAN when he was forced to land on a ed.. aurae.. aU utils. paid. Laun-m('sa on a 4.900-foot mountatn. at _,.,.50 t h<.' Nlge of a dN'p can) on. His
dry facll. Unfum.1·bdrm . ..,, • 1574 N Bl ...1 \\lllg man rt>portt'd the inc1dent to 2 bdrms. $82.50. 2152 Newport ewport Vg. th(' U tchfteld Air Station tn Arl· =J~ta Mesa. Call HArbor ('0 TA MESA zona. The plan(' was qwckly spot·
B Eacon •••• 51!8-.1 t('d and Lt. Webster was st•('n wav-
1
995 2-BDRM. home, newly dec.. feuced ing to indicate that he had t•scaped
yd. dbl. gar . High &: dry, $80 mo. unhurt. It took 24 hours to re~-
t hls one. Only ............. .
'47 Chev. Sed. Rlr.H, im·
maculate ·-..... ..... 94.5 (You'll likt' this one!)
'47 Ford Sedan It ...... ..... 875
'40 Chev. CJx'., R.lH-..... _... 375
'49 Ford CUstom 8 Sedan,
R&H & 00: cleanest
'49 Ford In Orange Co. 1395
'50 Ford 8 custom Tudor .
RA.H, extra nice ....... -... 1585
'4.1 Cadillac ~. R &:
Hydr.; clean as a pm... 735
ALSO-MAGIC C'HEI'
gu ran~; xtra nice.
only ... _. . ·-....... $49.50
Many more to choo.e from-
Let us prove th!1t we can meet
or bea t any deal in <nange Co. Our lot l.a at 534 Coast. Hwy.
"ON MARINER'S MILE"
"ON MARINER'S MILE'' .... ,. ......
lcase. 1st & last mo. req. Mlllt BOOKKEEPrNG, systems, finan-cue him. I
have references. 118 Sallta I.sa-cial statements. auditing etc. by The Navy offiC<'r is a \ rtcran
bel, Co6ta Mesa. Inq. Dick's Mar-a retired controller of an L.A. of World War u . was injurrd whil('
ket. 2398 Nwpt. Blvd., BE 5652. Nationally known store. Have a on air patrol durtng the bAttle for I
FURN . .API'S. tor ret. SM LoQ. Calir. P .A. certificate. Reason· Attu in the AJeutians. also t>rved
l.ae .Apta. nnt. Dbla • = atile. HArbor 281-W. in th<.' Mediter ranean area. He Is I
overlooking 8&7. D Ca.ma SuperRuous Hair married and has two children. Corona del Ka.r. __ _
Perma.aently remowd from face. Wanted a.rrc., ~ep. ~brows and hair-
line shaped-No more tweezing .
Council Delays Action
On Lease With Elks
WANTED: YEARLY lease--3 or
4 bedroom house Cor family with
4 children. PreCer Balboa Is-
land or C D M. References.
HArbor 1449-M.
WANTED-12-ft. fibrcglus boat,
used. good cond. must bet reas-
onably priced. BE 5417.
WILL DO cooking for banqueu or
wUI sew by the day or hour.
Good t't'ferences. BEacon 5274-R.
ELLEN L. BR YANT, R E.
1\lnda.y and Thursday only
Udo0s Salon of Beauty HA 2576
4 ¥. 4
Situationa Wanted
A re\iscd lease was sent back
to the Elks Lodge by City Counc.tl
Monday evening. calling for a $50-
a-month, 25-year rental a greemen t
on the lot In Udo Ct'nter w~re
the new Elks lodge is to bet built.
Past Exalted Ruler Norton su,g.
w ANTED-Baby Slttlng or wiU gested thftt aty Council should ap-
stay with employed motht>r's prove the lease. aubjt>ct to approv.
child by the week. Experienced. al by the Elks l..Od.g\'. MI\)'Or Les
HArbor 2555-R-K Isbt>U replied that 1\ would be bet·
. "where ve r you go there's radio"
'J:". !he h1g~v• ..:1y
on ihe hta :1 sc :Js
on he mountam pe ks
o n the sandy b eache.-;
m the kttcher.
!:1 the bedroon:
tn the }Xlho
m the playroom
m the laundry-room
m the beauty parlor
HI the barber · shop
m the meanume m between hme ·
dia11480
for free-n-easy listenin'
KVOE
MUSIC NIWS DBIIII
IV--1-oo all Orange eowdy raclioa Your F'ORD Dealer
BEicoa eliOt Newport .ae.ctJ
Houn: Week da1l I "til 1:10 s....,. • HolldQI 10 'tll 4
WANTED -Bachelor apt.. year
'round to $50 per mo. Write Box
D-3 C/O Enslgrr, 11()4 Cout
Blvd., Corona del Mar.
WD...L DO baby sittin~ ot' house-tcr to dc:lay action until tht' nt-w
wot'k by the hr. Call HA 2915-J-K CouneU could CONider lt, so ~
WANTED-BABY SlTI'ING. Re-"-ouJ<l be no charge ot "Mlllroa.d· Uable. HA.rbor 2SIIZ-J. lnr" It \hrouah. .._ ____________________ _.
I
Page 8 Tbunclay. Aprill7, 1152
Benefit Planned
Arrugements for a bene f i t
J)IU1.7 to be held Tuesday, May 27,
a t tile Balboa Bay Club were made
at a NCeDt met>ting of the Orange
Oouoty Dental Auxiliary held at
the borne of Mrs. Howard Bon~
braka, Santa Ana. Mrs. John
'lborDqwt of Orange reported
thaa tbe H011pitallty room at the
Bilt:rnol'e Hotel during the Sou-
then California S tate Dt'ntal As-~tion Convention on May 5-7.
will be sponsored by the local
A\.Ddkry.
Roger W. Hardacre Harry F. Bums
TAX AUDIT BUREAU
BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS
Specializing in flat-fee bookkeeping
services for business with monthly
gross of $1 ,000 to $10,000
7ll So. Nel11 St.
SANTA ANA. CALIF.
Kimberly 2-4607
HAtbof . 175f..l
I
~ officers elected included
Mrs. Clinton C. Emmerson of
eo.ta Mesa as corresponding se-
Cl"etu7 aDd Mrs. C. 0 . Gruber of
eo.ta Meta as president. Mrs.
Howard D. Baker of Balboa Island wu Dame<~ as par liamentarian.
, A· I PLUMBING
8PZOIA.LIZI:8 IN &EPADA
Da7 A NIP& Waler .._._.
ATOJIIJ.:IID'T I S St TBJI'..C'Ft Noden ,_ Took for s.-& SMl St.,,,,_ ~ Sunday Lesson-Sermon on
"Doetrine of Atonement" In the
Newport Harbor Christian Science
churdl points out that regenera-
tion and redemption are gained by
foDowlng the Christ in dally Ufc.
JesUI!I' words from Mark (10:451
will be the Golden Text: "The Son ot man came not to tie ministered unto. but to minister. and to give
his Hte a ransom for many."
Rt'S. HAMPTON, t:h~ K~Dtlmuut wltll tiH! t"'OIf~recblte llat, soh, 18
hltndln.: ''onw "<'onfedera tf' money" (wb.lch coladdf'ntally ~M-ars a
J-.l<'tore> of dru~storP man Ruu) t o a C:U8tonwr, Ivan .Ja.c:o~Mw-n. Con-
ff'd.-raU. 8ptf'8 r~port that It has to do "1tlt ~ on&--ef'nt -•e do-
ln~:"S ut ltu8ll's dru~r stor~ In Corou df'l Mar and al80 a t thf' othC>r
Hu r bor nrra Rf'nll l!llort-8. -(photo by Fol80m )
Le .. • Boa BllAOON 1111
6UAIIM.N...-t .....
. MOVING and STORAGE
We have one Of the mo.t ~todate ud effldent job printing
p-..la the Harbor Area. Try Ul.
CHIJRCHES LDCAL Ill llnOIWIDE
FtiST CHURCH Of CHRIST
SCIENTIST
))Ol Vie LWo, Newport ... dl
1\ brench of The Mother Church, Th•
Fi,..t Church of Christ. Sci•ntist. in Bos·
ton, ~euachusetts.
Sundey School ····-····-·--9:15 e.m. Suntley S.Nice .. . .... I I :00 a.m.
GOD CALLED M OSES
It is good to li\"e in obE'dience to
God is the premise of Hollis L.
AndC'rson of the Seventh-Day Ad-
ventist Church. Newport H('ights.
who will preach on "Set'ing and
Ser\'ing" at this Saturday's ser-
\'ice. The subject will be taken
from Exodus 3:4. where Moses saw
a burning bush. which was not con-
sumed. and heard a voice call to
Balboa T r•sfer Co.
G. C. BeMett a•occ-
Wednesday Ev•~ing me•tinq .. 8:00 p.m.
Reeding Room located at Ill Palm
St., Belboe, is open daily from 12 noon
to 5 P·"'· ••capt SundaY' end holidays
netionally oblerved.
him from it. Tonight !Thursday) Call BAriJo IIJt 1 J b Prill • Elder B. J ensen. pastor and lee-r or 0 • .....
turer at the Riverside Seventh-------....,
Tht public is cordially invited to el·
tend th• church services end use the
lteedinq Aoom.
DQAd~ntist Chureh,willdittuss i~~~~lgn~~W~an~t~A~~~b~~~g~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~ "The RE'sponslbllity of Parents to
Youth". According to Mr. Jensen.
WAu.PAPER
AD New 1952 Patterns
Co~sy to Pelnten & Decore+ort
Mouse & G•de•
"I Coeft Highw•y Newpori leedl
0p4fl tolth+t - -Sun. 10 e.lfto -4'"""'
The Shop for Men
WHERE WOMEN
UKE TO SHOP
1205 Coast Blvd.
parents themselves must fi rst walk
in the law of the Lord. if they ex-
pect the child ren to obey His ,-oice.
• • •
SERMON BY PASTOR ROTH
"That Ye Might BeliE'VE'" will
be the theme of thE' sE'rmon this
Sunday b.r Pastor HC'rbert C. Ro th
at th(' Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church. The sermon text is John
20:29-31. Sunday School met'tS at
9:30 a. m . with classes for all
ages. Adult Bible Study Class.
taught by the pastor also meets at
this hour. • • •
'MADE HER ICK'
"The Preacher Made Her Sick"
will be the sermon theme Sunday
morning at Christ Church by the
Sea. The pastor, Thomas Roy
Pendell. will occupy the pulpit.
The baptism of infants will be in-
cluded in the service. • • •
SERMON FOLLOWS EASTER
As an appropriate epilogue to
Easter Sunday, Rev. Paul E. Bab-
bitt of the Corona del Mar Com-
1 munH y Church will preach on "'-----~-~---~ "What Is lmmor1ality?" a t both
Allen's
UPHOLSTERIII
Studio
1202 Co•s+ Blvd.-Corone del Mer
I the 9:45 and 11 a. m . services. An-
them..-; will be "Praise th<' Nam('
of th(' Lord" by I vanoff at the
early services and "0 Mom of I Beauty" by S ibellus at 11. "H ow
t he Worm Became Beautiful" is
HArbor 1474-M 1
1he 11tle of the chHdren's sermon
at 9:45 a . m. Duan(' Robert
..,..~.....,~-... ..... .,.-.,.~.,.,......,~• Schulz, Bruce E dwin Anderson.
jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Pamela BurkE' Wagner. Susan Irene Wheeler. J o Ann Llnkey and
1\trs. Dorothy Phillips Linkry were
bapt isE'd on F.aster.
u.s.
AI 'et Foocls • . • GemM • • • ~9 6oe4s •.. TropiMI Fldt . . . 'e"ots . . . ,.,...... . . .
c-ries ... S.lt u d FT.sh W•-
tw T..lfe ... llcycl.s RepelrM. r.,..
IIWJ'sPetSwllls
AND S~~TIN& 60005
tal Coert IIYd. HA tm.J
Cot-oM deiN•r
BUGS~G
..... ..,.. ....... of--....... ,. -_,...,, '"'-..... .._. .............. ........ ~ •an ....._. .... ....,_
0,. .......... S..IO ....... ,...
• • •
WHAT DO l'OU SEE'!
Rev. James Stewart'!' sermon
topic will be "What Do You See"
at both the 9 :30 and 11 a. m. Sun-
day services at St. Andrews Pres-
byterian Church in Newport
Heights. Yomacs, young married
couples' group, will hold a pot-luck
meeting at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday
in the churcll lounge. Judge Ro-
bert Gardner will spt>ak. • • •
TWO GOSPEL MESSA GES
Pastor Ivan Ellis will bling two
Gospel mesaages this Sunday at
the First Baptist Church or New-
port-at 11 a . m . on "The Man
Who Expected to Be Ignored."
and at 7:30 p. m. on ''The Best
Fishin~... Young Adults will meet
tomorrow (Friday) at the home
of AI and Betty P('reira, 364 La
Perle. Costa Mesa. Their study
wt11 be "The ResponaibiUty Com -
mitted to Me.", ------Ensign Clasaified ada haYe beG
a prowon means of readal.nc bu)fen
for all 8011a of ~U.
them I Phone HArbor 1114.
FOOD
FREEZER
..... NA-11
As •m. as $556 PER WEEI ...... ,JJii5
e Bay Food Wholesale
through the LIDO CUSTOM
FOOD PLAN ---and serve the
finest meats, fruits and vege-
tables every day at great sav-
ings!
e NO DOWN PAYMENT
on your food purchase. Fi-
nance it along with your
freezer.
oaa
"IIIMBUBGEB
BUDGET'
with the
LIDO OUSTII
FOOD PLII
and the
T RY TWS MAK\'EL OU WAl' TO
MAIU'.: EVERY DAY'S HEAL
TASTE LIKE A SUNDAY
FEAST-AND STILL
SA VE M O!I.'"EY ON vot R •~ooo
BILL !
One of Our
Satisfied Food Plaa
Customers Ia
Clyde Meredith
312 36th Street
Newport Beach
SEE THE G-E HOME FREEtER ON DISPLAY IN OUB SHOP
-or our representative will be glad to c:all on you to explain our
LIDO CUSTOM FOOD PIAN
LIDO ELECTRIC CO.
IIIIIAL ELECTIIC
BEacon 5505
fOOD 'IIIZial
,.
llcmclao M..a K pp Al II&LI' J011U)Y ().uiPAIGlll Hal'borHiJih a a ums M~~~s:-.~~ N ••T•D'tl'y School · H ld El • are Dean Bradford for Newport "' ~~ B~ PAll BOlO& 0 ectJOn Beach and R. D. F1aherty for
State Ueenaed and Approved Costa Mesa. County headquarter. From 2 to 8 y Easter Week t. over and all stu-have been opened at 204 W. Fifth euw dent.a have returned to a slower Mrs. Dick Drake of Corona St. Santa Ana S~ Care and Ufe of school and homework. Only Highlands was elected president ' ---· _..-......._
tructive Pla1 one quarter more of school, and or the Kappa Kappa Gamma Al-i~Enli~~ID~W~an~t~A~dl~-~-~-'*'~~w~ta.~~~~~~~~~~~~ UMIONA.BU U'la summer vacatiOI'l will bedn. umnae Aasodatlon of Southern ... .._.
Open 5 daya per week_. to 5 • • • Orange County at the meeting
'l'raMportatlon Fumllbed On the agenda for the lut quar-held la.lt Thursday at the Shore
190 E. l E..a.L. SL ter we find the annuaJ G.A.A. bAn-Cliffs home of M~. w. B. Dickln-onu quet, S tudent Body elections, the son. Mrs. WIUlam Bailey of La-
008TA ...aA Junior-Sen!<*' Prom, Song and guna Beach wu named vlce-pre-si-!~iiii~.,.~-~~~u~·~-~~..,~~iiii~ Cheer leader tryouts, the Service dent; M~. Sutherland Hutton of Banquet. Galleon diltributton and Balboa Island, secretary; and M rs.
TUVEL
THE LIDO WAY
Aufhortud Representative
All Scheduled Alrllnee.
Shl(le • • • Tralnl • -• Toun .....
'!'SAVEL Bl71111&17
• c • LYe .,.,.
~liM
graduation exerct.es for aU seniors Dickinson u treasurer.
whp get through this last quarter. With the proceeds from their
Besides thHe acUvlllea It will be recent benefit tea, the Kappas wUI time for term papers and year ex-give three wheel chairs to Hoar;
arnlnations. Quite a program for Memorial Hoepital. Time has a.t.o
struggling young students. beftl ~t by the memben at
• • • their regular meeti.op working on A shower was held Saturday, articles for the Crippled Children's
March 28, for newly married Phyl-Society of <>ranee Coooty.
lis' Poleman. Seen ooh1ne and ah-Luncheon preceding the meeting inc over the many presents were was served by Mrs. Dickinson. as-Judy Gannon, Jett.a Gannon, Kar-slated by Mrs. Stroller WhJte and
en Nelson. Uldra Queen, Dixie Mrs. Kitty Burton.
--rn.tead of Bifocala~o---
--Form.,ly
Always the Same
LOW PRICES
DR. JUUAI J. ISIICS
OPTOIIET&JST
Mockrn Eyr Examinations lElA UPHILSTERIII '
Hall. Lynn Smith, Charlene Cham-
berlain, Lorraine Call, Kin Dale-
hart, Shirley Opp, VIvian LusJ.t,
Audrey Berg, and Betheny Chris-
tenson. • • •
Rlt8IDENT8 TOUR lSLANDfl
Honolulu bound are Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Simpson, 703 Be-
gonia A ve .. Corona del Mar.
NEW ARCADE SHOPS -Neat to &.n -Saata Aaa
Houn: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. D&lly ladudlAc Saturday
PHOSE Kimberly S.OSU FOR EVENING APPOINTIIENTS u .................... ..,.
-.. ~·L ... N~~~~~Th~~to ~~~~~~~a~t~~~m~e~M~d~~~~~=t~~~~~~·~~~~~~-~~~~~~M~P~u~~~-~~~~~·~~~~= tandergo their initiation In the mid-money 1n dJ"culatlon loc:ally. ~ of •Easter W~k down on Bal-
boa lsJand Dressed as little ba-
bies and collecting autog-raphs for
money contributed were Sandy
Denlinger, Jody Johnson, Joan
Marinucci, Jerry Jesko and Char-
lene Six. Everyone seemE'd to en-
joy it but the police who felt that
the girls were tying up traHic.
•••m nNE P'UBNI'I'UaZ IIADE
IN OUJ' OWN 880ft
'fUitNrTURE REFINISHED
ROUSE a OA&DJ:!f
6 1) C:O.tt Hwy. Ncw,.t
•-an o.-~hts--s.". eo • .--4 ~
--=----~----:---
FREE PICKUP
AND DEUVERY c Expert ...... -Q:~Bl•d-S OORONA DEL IIIlA&
Call HA 3176
CLEANERS
M . N. MANOBUlll
Mother's Club
Will Elect
Mrs. J . Harris, 68 Ralboa Cove .
entertainE'd th<' MothPr"!: Club or
Job's DaughtcMl. Fkth<'l 157. at
her homE' f'arl) m April Mrs. Har-
ry .Hilliard was co-hostPS!:.
Mrs. Louis Crandall, Mrs. Ellis
Shaw and Mrs. FrPd Woodworth
were nam<'d 10 th<' nominating
committee. Instalfa1ion luncheon
wiU be held at t hE' Balboa Yacht
Club on May 7. Mrs. carl Thomas
and Mrs. Dean Smith are in
charge.
Mother's Club president. Mrs.
C. M. Tucker, appointt'd Mrs. Dor-
ris Ragan and Mrs. P. V. PE'terson
to audit the books.
Drama Director Is Guest
Dr. David Sievers, director of
drama depar1ment or Long Beach
Fox is studying under Or. Sievers,
were entertained recently at a
cocktail party at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Fox, Corona del Mar. Mrs.
Fox is studying under Or. S ievers.
who formerly taught drama at
S tanford and UCLA.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Jerrold Randall and Robert Wentz
of the Harbor area, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Wimamson. Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Well.'!, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tur-
ney and Howard (Hap) Graham of
Laguna and Dr. Elizabeth Jacobs
or Long Beach State College.
SAFE DEPOSIT
DEPARTM ENT
NO SAFER PLACE
FOR PRJZED POSSESSIONS
than our Safe Depollit Boxes. You1l be
surprised at aU the things you can get in
a box .-deeds. securities, jewelry, heir-
looms. acmnga honda. Are you potect-
ing such hard-t()sreplace .yaJuabln?
SAFE DEPOSIT IOXES. IN A VRim OJ SID$,
ARE AVAILABLE NOW AT THE NEWPORT
HAitiOR lANK FOR A FEW CENTS A DAY. e WHY NOT ltESEitVE ONE e
IEWioBT BJBBOB lUI
COlONA 0& WAI. CALif • ......_,_ ~ o.,-. ........ C.pet ......
' "TWICE AS MU:H !?! A _!ENNY MO!~
Get Your
CONFEDERATE .
MONEY NOW.
At Any of Our
GOOD FOR 1 CENT
DURIIG THE 1 ·CENT
REIALL SALE
SATIO!'ULLV AD\'"ERTI~EO
1.n LIFE. LOOK. COLLIER'S.
and . AT. EVE. PO~T
See Your
Stores
REXALL -CENT $ALE CIRCULAR ·
For Bargains During the
4 DAY 1-CENT SALE
WED., THURS., FRI., SAT., APRIL 16, 17, 18 & 19
SOT!:: TilE C'OS"FEDER <\TE ~OX E \" I'-\"OlD AJI"''':R APRIL t•. 1M! -
•
Pap 10
U GAL NOTICl
No. A !1110
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF
DONALD L. BEAUBIEN -Deceased
LIGAL NOT1Cll
sworn. penonally ap~ared DON-
ALD H. CHARLE known to me to
be the ~1'80Jl whose name 1B sub-scribed to the within instrument,
and acknowledgM to me that. he
executed the same. Wl.._ my hand and official
~eaJ.
DONALD D.•HARWOOD
Notary Public ln and for said
County and Stttl~· My Commil-
slon expires 8/28/54.
Publlah: April 10, 17, 24; May 1
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
UGAL ~ UGA&. NOTH:.I
OIIDJNANOI!l Ne. Ill No. SUil
AN QRDIN&NOE ADDD'O liDO-N'OTIOE Of' 8ALII or aaAL
TION at'r~A TO no; IIVNI-PBOPI:BTY AT Pal VAT E
OIPAL OODE 0,. TID: ()J'I'Y las.u.& .. .__ eo.t of ... s•te OF NEWPO&T BllACB JI!X-......,.-~
DIPTINO TBZ BLIND PaOli of (lal(fonla Ia &ad lw tM
THE PROVT810N8 OP 8EO-In "="'='tt~ the Estate or
Tbunday, Apd117, 1152
money of the United StaUIL
Dated: March 28. 1952. W1LFRED J. FOSBURY
Adm.l.niatra tor of the Dta te
ot Clara Lee CartOn, de-
oeued. Publish: Aprll 3. 10, 17, 1911
In the Newport Harbor EMA~n· ThTI~'bt~y Co1 uncU of the City or CLARA LEE CARSON, De· oeued CJ'..BTIFICATE OJ' BU811f188 ~!,~rt Beach doet ordain u fol· Nodee. Ia 8~ Glvea that the 11oUU.. .,_ N ...
SECTION 1: Then 1a hereby undentaned. u A.c1mln1Jtrator of Tille V.........,. ~
added to the Mun1clP*l Cocle of the the Estate of Clara Lee Canon. tlfy that they are 01•
City ot Newport Beach Section ~ wUl eeU at private sale retail automobile buamt. at
NoUce .. &reby Oh·Ha to the
credJton of and all persona havt.ng
claims against the aatd decedent
or saJd estate to flJe them with the
necessary vouchers In the ofnoe
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of the County of Orange, State ot
Callfomla, or to present the same.
with the necessary vouch•ra,. to th~ unders\gned at his or her place
or business, to-wit :
6247-a, to read as rollowa: to the hJehelt ~and belt bidder South Main Street, Santa ADa,
NOTIOE or INTENDED SALJ: "Section 6247-a. Any ~non who upon the tenns and coodltlona Calltomia, under the t:lctltloua ftnn
Notice Ia ~ OW.: That ls bUnd to the extent which would hereinafter mentioned &D4 sub-name of JORDAN MOTORS aDd
Walter M. Bliven and Maurine enable him to qualify ror the Cali-ject to contl.rmatJonr1! aald Su-tha. t aald tlnn Ia compoMd..:!. tM BUven, Vendors. whose addreu il fornia State RehabLUtation Ser-~rlor Court, on A 21, 1!152, followf.nc penon~, whoM In
1114 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar, vice shall be exempt from the pro-at the hour of 1 :00 a. m., or full and placet of residence are u
in the City of Newport Beach. visfona of Section 6247 of the thereafter wtthln the time allowed follows, to-wlt:
c/o Donald D. Harwood
1415 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, California
wilhln six months after the flrst
pubUcation of this notice.
Dated April 4, 1952 County of Orange. State of CaU-Code." by law, ~t the office of ponald D. Huby Jordan, 325 Polrwettia
fomJa, intelda to sell to Winslow SECTION 2: 'I'hJ.a ordinance Harwood. 1415 Coast Ripway1 Corona del Mar, CaUf. MARY BEAUBIEN
Executrix of the Estate
or said decedent.
P. Sunbury and Mildred R. Sun-shaH be publlahed at least once in Corona del Mar, Callfomla. all Kyrk Lu J ordan 325 PolMe~
bury, Vendees, whose address 1a the Newport Harbor EnaJgn, a right, Utle, interest and estate o( Ua, Corona del Mar, Callt.
DONALD D. HARWOOD 241 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar, newspaper of general dreulaUon, aaid Clara Lee Canon, deceued, ,._, ft..J~
in the City of Newport Beach, printed and pubJiahed 1n the City at the time of her death and all Ross A. Jordade1n.~~ ~t· 1415 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, CaliJornia
Attorney for Executrix
County or Orange, State of Cali-of Newport Beach and shall take right, UUe and Lnurest that aatd Ua. Corona "-" • '-&IU..
fomla, the following described etrect 30 da,ys after ita final pas-estate has acquired, by o~ration Wltaeee our hands thla 6U\ day
Publish: AprillO, 17, 24; May 1
in the Newport Harbor Ensign.
personal property, to-wit: sage of law or othuwtse, other than or of March, 1952
All stock In trade, fixtures The foregoing Ordinance was in-in addition to that or said Clara H UQY JORDAN
and equJpment or a certain troduced at a regular meeting or Lee Carson at the time of her KYRK LU JORDAN
washerette business known as the City Council of the City or death in and to the real property ROSS A. JORDAN
C£RTIFICATE OF BUSINESS the WASHERETTE, and lo-Newport Beach h£>1d on the 24 day described as follows; State of CaJJfora.la
F1<'UUoU8 Flrm Name cated a t 404 Coast Highwa)'. or March, 1952. and was finally All that reaJ property In the Oouaty of Oruec---.
The Oodl'rsl(M41 does hereby Corona del Mar, in the City of passed and adopted on the 14 day County o! Orange, State of CaU-~ Tblfl 6th day pf March, A.D.
certify that he is conducting a Newport Beach, County of Or-of ApriJ. 1952. by the following fornia, described a~>: 1952, before me, Susan P. Foley, a
boat repair and c-onstruction busi-ange, vott>, to-wit· Lot 23 In Block 308 of Notary Public in and tor &aid
nes.-1 at 121 5 Coas t Hi~:hway, New-and that 8 sale, transfer and a.<~-AYES. COUNCILMEN · Finch. Huntington Beach, as per map County and S tate. residing there-
port Beach. ' ·.ft,rnln under ~he signrflent or the same will lw Ramsey, Grc-e ley, BluE'. Isbell thereof recorded in Book 3 at in, duly commissioned and sworn,
fictitious llt'ut nam~ of Manne made. and the considE'ration there· I :"~fOES. COUNCILMEN: None page 36 or MisceUaneous Maps. personally ap(X'ared Huby Jordan, ~te«.>l Fabrication and that said for wiU be paid at 10 o'clock, A. I ABSENT COUNC1LI\1EN: None re<'Ords or Orange County. Kyrk Lu Jordan. and R08II A. Jor-
r1Tm 1s composed or t~E' following M ., on tht> 28th day or April, 1952. ATTEST : Bids or ofCers are imited for said dan known to me to be the persons
person. wh~se name '" fuJI and I at the escrow department of the C. K : PRIEST property and must be m writing whose names arc subscribed to the
pia('(' of husltlP<;s ts as follows, to-Newport Harbor Bank. at Corona . City Clerk and Will be received at the orrice within instrumt'nt. and acknowl-
wtt · del Mar, in the City of Newport P\tbhsh: April 17, 1952 of Donald D. Harwood. attorney ede-d to me that they executed ~he
DO!" ALO It. OIARI~E j Beach, County of Orange, Sta te of In the Newport Harbor Ensign. for said Administrator, or may be same. In \\'ltDes. Wb.-reol, I have
1215 Coast Hu~hway. C'~llfomia. filed with the Clerk of said Super-hereunto set my hand and afftxed
;'\OI'v. port Beach, Cahf. Dated: April 8. 1952 CERTIFICATE OF BU IN'ESS ior Court or delivered to the said I my official seal the day and year
";ltnf'88. my hand this 1st day of I WALTER M. BLIVE..~. Flctitlou.s Flnn Name Administrator personally, at any in this Certin.cate first above writ-April. 1952 Vendor Tile Unduslped do hereby certi-time after first pubUcation of this ten.
[ >NALD H . CHARI£ ~AURINE BLIVE.'l fy that they are conducting a busi-notice and before maJdnJ: s.eid sale. SUSAN P. FOLEY
Stat.t' of California Vendor ness at 1415 Coast Hlghway, Co-Said sale will be made upon the Publish: Mar. 27; April 3, 10, 17 oo;;:\~ ~~:~April. 1952. WINSLOW P. SU:-.TB~~~e ~rc'!~ti~~ ~~~~~':/a~;{{':= following terms: Cash. lawful ln the Newport Harbor Ensign.
before m•'· a Notary Public in and MILDRED R. SUNBURY search Associates and that said L'GAl Norte' U GAL NOne'
for said county and statP, resid-Vende.~ lirm i.s composed of the following NOTICE IN\'lTL"G BIDS FOR $6%~000.00 BONDS OF NEWPO&T
ing ther(>JO. duly commissioned and Publish: Aprtl 17, 1952 persons. whose names ln fuJI and BEACtl SCHOOL DISTRJcr OF ORANGE COVNTY, CALIFO&NIA
places of business arP as follows, Notice b Henby Given that scaled proposals for the purchase of LECAl NOTIC' UGAL NOTIC' to-wit ; .,.,25 ()()() ()() • City of Newport. Bea.c:b. S tate of CaUfomJa U o"d G. Wood. 1415 Coast ""' • . prmclpal amount of bonds or Newport Beach School Dil·
OLtOTJc• TO ON ., trict of Orange County, Califorsia, WiJl be received by the Board or -" .,. c TRAcroas Highway, Corona del Mar, s SEALF.D PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the City CalJ.f. upervlsors at the office or the lerk ot said Board in his office in the Cl k Ci H 11 c· N Court Howw in Santa Ana, Callfornja, up to the hour of 11·00 o'clock, e1• • ty a , 1ty of ewport Beach, California, until 7:30 Richard .,F. Taylor, 1415 A. M . CaUlornla Daylight Saving nme, on May 6, 1952. o'clock P M .. on the 28th day of April, 1952. at whlch time they will Coast Hlghway, Corona del
be publicly OJ)('ned and rl'ad, for performing work as follows: Mar. CaHf. Said bonds will be dated April 15, 1952, and Will bear lnt~rest at a
CITY OF NEWPORT BEAOB, OALIFORNIA J . F. T. Berliner. 1415 Coast rate not to exceed 5% per annum to be dett>rmincd upon the sale ot
For Fornlsbi.n.: ttod wtalliDK 1 2~ Diameter Sewt>r PIIM' Highway, Corona del Mar, said bonds. Said Interest shall be payable annually for the first. year
LlnP 0\tor tht> Upp.-r Bay of .s .. wport Bay Calif. aflt>r the date of said bonds and S('miannually thereafter. Sald bonds
No bid will be rt'ceived unless it is made on a proposal form fur· WltDt>• our haDda thJs 18th day and the interest thereon are payable ln lawful money of the United
nished by Lhe City Engineer. Each bid must be accompanied b}· of February, 1952 S tates or America at the office of the Ttessurer of sald C.ounty.
:::ash. certified or cashier's check. or bidder's bond made payable to LLOYD G. WOOD Said bonds will be 625 in number, of the denomination of $1,000.00
the City of Newport Beach, for an amount equal to a t least ten per-RICHARD F . TAYLOR each. and will be numbered and payable as rollows:
cent I J0t>1r I of the amount bid. such guaranty to be forfeit(>d should J. F. T. BERLINER Bond Numb•" D•te of lond Number• Dele of t~ bidder to "'hom the contract is awarded fail to enter into the State of OaUiom.la.. lnc:lulive M•tutily Inclusiv-e +.A•Iuriiy
contract. Couaty of Oru~ 1 to 25 April 15, 1953 326 to 350 April 15, 1966
In accordance with the provisions of Sections 1770 to 1781 of the On Thb 18 day of February. 26 to so... . April 15, 1954 351 to 375 April 15, 1961
Labor Code, the City Council or the City of Newport Beach has as-1952. before me. a Notary Public 51 to 75 .... April 16, 1955 376 to 400 April 15, 1968
certained the general prevailing ratt> of wages applicable to the work in and for said; county and sta!e, 76 to 100. ApriJ 15, 1956 401 to 425 April 15. 1969
to be de1ne as follows : restdjng therem, duly conurus-101 to 125. April 15, 1957 426 to 450 April 15. 1!110
ClaMtlk.a lion
Hourly Per Diem lsionedd anLOd ysw0ornG, wpeoorsonDal~ ap-126 to 150 .... April 15, 1958 451 to 47~ Aprfll5, 1!111
Wace Scale \V&g'e pean> L · own 151 to 175 April 15, 1959 476 tu 500 April 15, 1!172
·175 1·• 00 to me to be the person whose 176 t 200 A ·1 15 1960 501 to 525 April 15, 1nn3 · .. naml' Is subscribed to the within 201 too 225 ... pn · • ::r• Laborers. General or Construction ....
Opera tors & Tt.>nders of Pneuma tic & Elect rica!
Tools. Vibrating Machines, & similar mechani-
cal tools not separately classified herein .. ·-· .. .
Cutting Torch Operator I Demolition) ................ .
Guard and, or Watc;hman ... . .... ·-· ...... , .......... .
Sandblaster ~ nozzl<'man 1
Sandhlac;t l'r • pot lt>nd~>r t
~calt•r .
ScalE'r t uc;mg Bos·n·s Cha1r or safets lK'lt
or powf'r toolsl
Ccm,.nt Ftnisher ....... ... . ............ . ......... -·········. Reinforcin~ lt'On Worker . . . .. . .. .
A-rram(' -Boom Truck .................... .
1.95
1.80
1.67
2.18
1.93
l.R()
2.00
2.38
2.38
2.30
15.60
14.40
13.36
17.44
15.44
14.40
16.00
19.04
19.04
18.40
l d kn 1 d d that ... April 15, 1961 526 to 550 . April 15, 1!174 nstrwnent. an ac owe ge 226 to 250. Ap:ril. 15, 1962 551 to 575 .. Apri.l 15, 1975
he executed the same. 251 ~5 A 1 15 1963 576 600 " J 15 1nn6 1 Wltnt>M my hand and officia l st>al. to "'' · · pn · :> to · · ..... ..10opn · ::r• TIJOMAS E . HEFFERNAN 276 to 300 . ... April 15, 1964 601 to 625 .... ..April 15, 19'n
Notary Public in and for sald 30l to 325 .. ··· · ApriJ 15, 1965
County and State. lScal) Said bonds wiU be sold for cash only and for not less than par and
My Commission expires 6-24-55. accrued interest to the date of delivery. Each bid must state that the
S tate ol C&llforul.a, bidder ofters par and accrued interest to the date of delivery, and
Co011ty of Or&D.K~ state separatt>ly the prt>mlum. if any, otrered for said bonds, and the
ApprenliCl' En~neer. Including f)rernan, Oiler.
Grees£'r . . .... ·. . . .... -..... •
Air Comprt>ssor Operator .. .. . -····-· . . . ........ .
ConcrE'Il' MiXl'r 0!X'rator-Paving Type & Mo-
1.93
2.05
On this 3rd day of March. 1952, rate of interest, not exc('(!ding 5% per annum, said bonds shaU beer.
before me. the undersigned. a No-which rate shall be a multiple of one-quarter of one percent. Bids will
tary Public In and for sajd County be compared on the basis of net interest cost. which shall be det{!r-
and State, personally appeared RI-mined by computing the total amount of Interest which the district
CHARD F . TAYLOR known to me would be required to pay from the date of the bonds to the respective
15.44 to be the person whose name ls maturity dates therrof at thE' rates spec.ifiC'd in the bid and by deduct-
16.40 subscribed to the fort-golng instru-tng literefrom any premium bld.
ment and acknowledged to me that Each bid shaU be for the enUre amount or said bonds. Not to l'X·
he executed the same. ceed two rates of interest may be bid, but no single bond shall bear
Wlt:nf'M my hand and official seal. more than one rate or interest.
(Sea() DONALD D. HARWOOD At any tJme before the bonds arc tendered for delivE'ry, the sue-
Notary Public Ln and for the sajd cessful bidder may disaffirm and withdraw the proposal If the Interest
County and State. received by private holders from bonds of the same type and character
State of DllnolA, s hall be declared to be taxable income under prl'sent federal income
btle MixN' . ........ .. . ... .
Enginet•r G••nt•rattnt: planT •
Heavy Duty Repairman ...... ··-.................... _ ......... .
Heavy Dut) Repairman -Helper ............... -····
Elevator Hoist Operator _
Pavement Breaker Operator .................................. .
Pile Driv<'r Opt•r;~tor .
Pump Opera tor ............. ···-· . . ............ ---·········· ........ .
Tractor Operator -Bulldozer, Tamper, Scrapt.-T
or Drag-Type Shovel or Boom Attachments ....
Trenching Machine Operator ···-···· ......... ···--····· .
2.40
2.13
2.30
1.93
2.25
2.25
2.50
2.05
2.30
2.38
County of Cook.-. tax Jaws, either by a ruling of the Bureau of Internal Revenue or by
On this 21 day of February, 19G2, a decision of any federal court. or shall be declared taxable by the
before me. the undersigned. a No-tt>rms or any federal Income tax Law enacted subsequent to the date
18.40 tary Public in and for sald County of thiB notice.
19.04 and State, personally appeared J . The opinJon or O'Melveny & Myers, Los Angeles, California, ap-
19.20
1i.04
18.40
15.44
18.00
18.00
20.00
16.40
UnJvl'rsal Equipment Operator !Shovel, Dragllne.
Oernck. [){'rrick-Barge, Clamshell or Crane) ....
Carpent<'r .. .. ·-··-· .. ... . .. ·-. ... ..
Table Power . ·aw Operator . .... . .
Gas and Oil Pipclinp Dorking Tl'uck Drivers.
Including Winch Truck and all sizes of trucks
Industrial Lift-Truck Driver
Truck Greaser and Tireman
Truck R~pairman . .
Truck Repalnnan-Ht'lper ......... .. ... .
TeaJnSter .. .. . ............ .
Winch Truck Orivers-12 1~c per hOur addltlonal
when operating POW('r V.'lnC'h. A-frames, or simi-
lar attachments.
2.50
2.35
2.43
2.00
1.83
1.93
2.30
1.93
1.75
20.00
18.80
19.44
16.00
14.64
15.44
18.40
15.44
14.00
Any ClualficaUon omJtted herein. not lea than .. _ 1.67 13.36
All bids are to be compared on the buLl of the Oty Engineer's
estimate of the quantities or work to be done.
No bid wiU be accepted from a Contractor who hal not been ll·
cerwe<~ 111 accordance with the provisions of Chapter 9, Dlvlaton m or
Buainess and Professions Code.
Plans may be seen, and forms or propoeaJa, bonds, contract. and
speclftcatlons may be obtained at the office of the City Engin~r.
Oty Hall. City of Newport Beach, CaUfomla.
The special attention of proepecUve bidden ls caUed to the "Pro-
pos&l Requirem ents and Conditions" annexed to th.e blank form of
proposal toc fUJI directions as to bidding, etc. ~City of Newport Beach reAerves the right to rc~t any or all btda.
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA
C. K. Priest, City Clerk
Dated: ApTII 15, 1952
Publish: April 17, 24. 1952 in thr Newport Htrbor Enalgn.
F. T. BERLINER, known to me to proving the validity of said bonds. will bt• furolshed tht> successful
be the penon whole name Is sub-bidder without cost to the bidder. At the tim(> o( pa)'lru'nt for and de-
scribed to the foregolng inltru-Uvery of sa.ld bonds, the successful bidder will be furnished with a eel'·
ment and acknowledged to me that tltlcate that there Is no litigation pending affecting the validity of the
he executed the same. bonds.
WltaMe my hand and official aeal. A certified or cashier's check for a awn not less than three per-
(Seal) WALTER H. HEBNER cent (3%) of the par value of aaJd bonds, payable to the order of the Notary Public In and for the said Treasurer of Orange County, must acrompany each bid u a guaranty
Count,y and State. that the bidder, If succeu:ful, will accept and pay for said bondtJ 1n
Publish: Mar. 27; April 3, 10, 17 accordance wtth the tenna ot his bid. The proceeds of the c.hedt ac-
companying the accepted bid shall be applied on the purc.hue price, UG/.1. N01'1CS Notice b Hereby Olvea that the
City Council o! the City of New·
port Beach will hold a pobllc hear~
ing on the matter or pier and float
installations rot: the channel Iota ln
BaJboa Coves.
Notice is hereby further .Oven
that said public hearing will be
held on the 28th day of A~. 1952
at the hour of 7 :30 P. M. ln the
Council Chamben of the Newport
Beach City Hall at which time and place Rny a.nd all persons lnter,
ested may appear and be heard
thereon.
C. K. PRIEST
Clt,y ClerJ( of the ·
Clt,y ot Newport Bnch
PubU.h: Aprtl 17 and 2-4, 1~2
Ln the Newport J larbor Enalp.
or, if auch bid b accepted but not perfonned, shall be retained by the
County Treuurer for the benefit of the dJstrlct, unlea such raUure ot
performance Ia caused by any act or om.iulon of saJd county, said db~
lrict or an officer of either ot them. Checks accompanytng unac-
cepted btda wtU be returrted promptly.
Sald bonds wtll be delivered at the office ot the Count)' 1\'euure.r
of aald county.
The Board of Supervt.aors reserves the right to reject any and all
bldll or to wa.ive any in-elularlt,y or lnformality In any bid.
The aueued value of the tu.able pro~rty withi.o said dlatrict as
shown on the equalized uaeummt roll for 1951-1952 ls $40.863,1~.00,
and the total amount or bonds of aa.ld district previously lasued and
now outatanc:ting Ia $662,000.00. . By ordeT of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, Callfornla,
adopted April 8. 1952.
(SEAL) B. J . SMITH
County Clerk o! Orange O>unt,y,
Oall!omla and Ex-OfOdo Cl~Tk ol
the Board of Supervbora tht-rcof.
Publish: Aprll 17 and 24. 19C52 ln the Newport Harbor Ensign.
, .
na~. Apti17. 1152
Editon Von't Just
Fade .4wa}'
A.totkr in the """ .f '""-f ltiopephln .--•.4 1tr Newport .. lboe F.cl.,el S.vlatt eftd L.oea Aatocletloft
HoraUo Ataer could hardly otfn a more Interesting auo.
cea atory than the Ufe of
one of Orange County's belt-
known dtiJJeu, Sam M.efer.
At u.e moment, Sam -.ya
he'a ta.Jdnc Ute euy, but a
talk Wltb h1m at h1a Udo llle
home wUl give clues to a life.
time of color , lntereat and
e~rt~. It Is ~use of theM attributes that many
trienda eeek him out for
co~J oo Important laaua.'
MeYft' was born in Bur-llnetoo, Iowa. in a fam.Uy
where the aroma of print-era ink wu vivid Hl.l ca-
reer hu followed the lure of
the preaa for a halt centuf)'.
''An a p p re n t1 c e really
learned the hard way. in tm.e days," Sam recaUa. ''I
leamed printing and typesetting
while eamlng a aalary of $3.00 a
week . . . and It was a 60-hour
week!''
From the Inception. Sam's ca-
reer wu a series of ·•ups and
downs... While telegraph e<Utor
on the Burlington Hawkeye, he
and a pu1:ner took over a news-
paper for themselves. 11l&t ven-
ture ended up broke and Sam was
out of a job. He then worked his
way up on a Denver ~spaper,
and convinced the charming Vera
J ohnson that his prosperity war-
ranted their marriage. Next came
an offer to be mana~lng editor of a paper In Cheyenne, Wyoming,
which was launched for political
campaign purposes. Wht>n the
campaign folded so did the paper.
YOGIC llaa Ooe~~ We.t
It was then that tht> Meyers de-
Cided to come to the West Coast.
Sam took a job on the Los An-
geles Express. ··tt paid just a little
better than nothing,"' Sam re·
memben, ''and when I hurd of a
job in Arizona, offering $75.00 a
month, living quarters, and a per-
centage of the subscription and
a dvertising revenue, it sounded
like a vein of gold."'
Sam found that evt>n In Arizona.
not all that glitters is gold. The paper WIL!II a "givt>-away". There
was no advt'rtislng. Mr. and Mrs.
Mt>yer found themselvt>s living in
a 10x12 tenUIOUSt>!
In 1922 Sam madf.' tht> move
which brought him to Newport
Beach. and he bought the News.
"At that time." says Sam, "there
were about 900 peoplt in Newport
Beach, Balboa was a summer re-
treat. two or three stores were in
Costa Mesa. Balboa was just being
developed, and t here:• was no Co-
rona del Mar. Lido lsi<' was a ha-
vt>n for duck huntt'rs visible as a
tule bed at low tid<'."
In recalling htS Clrst year in the
Harbor art>a, Sam says things wt'nt
fine until Labor Day. when Ule
s ummer population madt> its mass
exodus. Sam stood lookmg at the
empty s trt>ets wonderinl'! how to
pay for new press equipment. H<'
becamt> his own "l€'gman". H€'
scoured the county and the Long
Beach area for printing jobs. In
a few years. he had a thriving
ycar-'round busin ess. The rt>sults
or hls efforts produced all forms
of printed advertising. tide books.j
the Balboa Times. and the Costa
Mesa Herald. 1
Sam remembers when Newport 1 extended only as far east as tht' 1 old City Hall. At that timt>. com·
munity mindt>d citlu-ns were 1
8AII IIEYEJl I studying the problem of dredging
the upper bay. "Santa Ana wu
offered the job," Sam recalls, "But
declined. If they had done the job
then, Santa Ana 'f'Ould have a
population today of 100,000."
Six yeara ago Sam sold his pa-
per, now the Nl'WS-Times, and l'S·
tabtished hls present schedule of
''taking it easy". His definition of
"taking it easy" has covered serv-
Ing as dl'acon of the Corona del
Mar Community Church, helping
to organize the Exchange Club.
serving a tenn as president of the
Newport Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce. and a year just finished as
foreman of tht> Orange County
Grand Jury. Always an active
supporter of New·port Balboa Fed-
eral Savings and Loan. he has been
a director since organization.
Among the fastest growing
areas in the statt>, Newport Har-
bor has increased 300 percent in
population in the past 10 yt>ars.
"Everyone knows thl' tremen·
dous amount of e(fort rt>qwrt>d by
community minded citizens and
organizations to accomplish such
phenoln('nal development," says
Meyer. "and I am proud to be a di-
rector o[ our Savings and Loan
Association. which deserves a sub-
stantial share or crl'dit for the
growth or tht-Harbor area."
We at Newport Balboa Federal
Savings and Loan apprt>ciate the
fint> compliment paid us by Sum
Meyer. Howt>ver Wl' rt>aliZt> such
a compliment invokes rt•sponsi-
bility, too. Wt> havp put y(•ars of
time and effort into a thorough
stuey or tht> Harbor art-a. and the
nt>eds or our citizens planning a fu-
ture her('. Savings in vest<'d with
us ha\'e !'amed 3"t per annum
!'ince th£' start of thf' Association.
Coupled ''ith thi" hll!ht>r l'arning
your sa,·in~s up to ~10.000 are
~afelv insur!'d Our Loan plans
an." · advanta~rous. too. as t>vi-
dt.'nCt>d by th<' hundrl'd.-. or hom<'
financed by us Tak€' advanta):<•
of our complt'tl' fac1 h lit'$ A
fri<'ndly ''€'1c..'Onlt' a\,nlt~ ~ou
bal~oa
ERAL SAYII&S
Wlliii.M·Ttlt ..... I.W1.
IEIPIIT IUCI, ClllftiiiA
I Btl'EVE: If we must nave Government regulation of
Bu~ · 'l'"~s. it s:,o:;~d be to Preserve Free Competition,
ne t {o put G ove;n.-dant in Business.
REP. CANDIDATE for FRANK M. LINNELL CONGRESS-28th Oist.
IJdq. !916 Nf'wport Blvd. Bar. S4M N~wport &ach pol. ach·.
WHITMAN'S SERVICE
w ·Q .m-c,.t:e;-m:tr. t..;.,-:-w..·w..t .., ~.
"We Spedehle Ia ~cy Sen-ice"
1020 eo.n lt¥4. HArbor 441 a ••••• .._ 1106-J-....-c.-del ...,
11t1 a.AAem otsPLAY
011 '1111 PAC..C COAST • .....,.._.w,.~ .... ,.. ........ o ...... .......... .,_..,.. ........... s.--
FURNITURE AND
ACCESSORIES
HOUSE ' GARDEN ... c-. ..............
o,.. -..., ... 10 .. " .. 4 ,. "
On the Island
Two or IT\)' eood trienda M Ve
put their abilities to the benefit of
their communities. CUff Chapman
has been elected president of the
Boerd of Directors of the Udo Isle
Community Auociation, and Nor-
man Miller has been elected to our city's CoundJ.
The people of Udo will be ~et
tlng a skilled ~rliamentarian who
has learned the art of conducting
Crultful meetings while flying the
Commodore's flag for Udo hie
Yacht Club and wieldlng an au-
thoritative gavel as Commodore of
the Southern California Yachting
Aa.aociatlon. Along with this ~~
technical skill. they will have the
benefit of a man at their he lm who
puts his last ounce of strength
into any job that he tackles.
Norman Miller rodt> a bicyclt> to
Santa Ana every day for four
years to attl'nd high school. during
which he held a part-time job, too.
Mlde from this strenuously ac-
quired education, Nonnan has con-
tinued to study to fit him for do-
lng a skillful job as a legislator
and he was studying up to the day
he was t>lected. The books that he
rnds are practical sociologies and
practical politics. The tt>xts on
politics wPre not of the best way
to kiss the constituent's baby va-
rit>ty, but wf're of tht> How Can I
S<>rvf' My Pf'Ople Better category.
He was a constant CUJ;tomer of my
bookshop, and ct>rtainly his books
wert> of a ronstructi\'e nature.
This lt>ads mt> into a littlt> con-
ceit or mine. I bPiie,·t>. aftPr
twenty-odd years of buying family
libraries. that I can rt>ad C'haractt>r
fairly accurately from tht> books
on a person's shelves. and comt> up
with a mot·e accurate f>St imatt'
than any palmis t. astrolo~ist. nu-
nu. week-end t Aprtl 18, 19 and
20) will be the first annU&I lnvl-
tationaJ Veterans' Tennll Tourna-
ment at the Balboa Bay Club.
Five or the first 10 ranking vet-
eran's players ln the United States
will enter the singles and doublet
matches for men over 45. Some
of the outstanding playera in the
competition will be Lewis Bond.
California State veteran's sinltlea
champion: Sldnt>y Adelstein, co-
holder of the national doubles
champlonahlp: A. L. !Vanl Zerbe,
co-holder of the California State
doubJec champlonarup ; John Sia· aon, nanner-up or the national sin·
gles championship. and other out-
s tanding players like John E .
Woodall. recent winner of the
Santa Monica veteran's champion-
ship: Mel Gallagher. BUl Maxwell.
Carl Busch. Martin Cornie&. a nd
Les Wanee.
Women of Moose
Git~e Wheelchair
A wheelchair was prest>ntl'd to
Mrs. Nina Boardman of Corona del I
Mar at the mt>etm~ of tht> Women
of tht> Moose last Thursday at
:\loo!'t> Hall
Mrs. Boardman thank<'d m mPm·
ur1am. Bu·dJe OstrandPr. who had
origmally plannt>d tht> chair for 1
Mrs. Boardman. but dit-d last :-;o~ I
v~.>mtX'r befor<> h<'r dream could
be fulfilled. In the absence of
Hosp1tal Chairman S hirley M1Uer. 1 her mothl'r, Myrtle· HumphrP) .,
made th~ preltt>ntation. J()(> Ho-
mann. mt>mber of thl:' NPwport
!\1oo:.t> Lod~t>. who i\ctually pur-l
chosl'd thf' <'hair, was also intro~ 1
dUC'f'd
HOME
LOANS·
At .Or-.. Count(a
l.eeding Home L.ndinc;
IMti+vtion
QUICK
2<t HOUR SERVICE
LOW
EASY
MONTHLY PAYMfHTS
mProlosnst or phrf'nologist. , 1 am willin~ to experimt>n l. ,c A~ DIRECTOR ~AMED FRIENDLY
mf'anwhile runnin~:: thP risk of an~ Rt' Thoma H Pendt>ll, o( 1 citr ordinance again:;t sooth~y<'rs. Chr1st lhurch by tht.• S«.'a. :-.:('w-
to rl'Ceive through the mall a Jist {JOrt. hall bfo('n nam<'d dJrl'ctor for
SYMPATHETIC SERVICl
or your books. . on{' hundred I ('amp CNiar Glt•n. om• or thl' !\IP-I
titlt>s, at least. with no na m<' at· thod1 t Jun1or HJ~h l> u m m <' r
tach<'d to tht• list a nd I "ill essa~ camps. Oat~ are Jul} 12-19. I WE IVY TRUSl DEEDS
OH WEU lOCATEO HOMES
a cha rae t Pr analysis which wi II a P-I ;;:::;:;:;:::;;::;::;::;::;:;:;:::;;::;:;::;::;
pear in this column. If the sub-
ject, a fter readin~ my characl<'ri· 1 BALBOA IS LASD
zation. wishes to deny my accur-SPORTING
acy, and si'Ols his name. Wt> will I LAGUNA
publi!>h that. M1ght be fun. • • •
Marion Harvey or the Book Shop
of the Island has t>mployed Jant-t
IMrs. Chari<'S I Davis to hf.'lp ht>r I
Evt>n a small bookshop . . . and
C<'rtainly th<'rl' art> few smallt>r in ' th<' world than Marion's ... evl:'n
a small bookshop contains tht>
wPalth to makl:' Fort Knox look
lik<' an Arkansas county poor
farm
Initiation Rites
At Star Meeting
Iru t111 tion r1tes for ~anC'y Ruth
Hill. Ruth \\'mirn"d Hill and Em-
Pr!oon \\' Ifill of :'\(•\\-port neach
W<'rt' Cl\ t'n lao:t "('t'k on Tul-sday
niJ:ht a t th,. Harbor !'tar C"haptt>r
O.F: !'. 568. at thP Odd FPIIows
Hall tn Costa :'\I<'S8.
Worthy :'\Ia Iron Rt>~na Cottlf.'
and Worthy Patron j1arold r ink
I
prt>sid('(! a nd ga'·<' honors to Past
(;rand :'\latron Maudf.' Bi~rlow Sib.
)1"_\, Worthy Patron Jamt'S rlt>ck
of Santa Ana and ot h<'r past ma· Irons and patrons
R<'frt>shmcnts with an F:al'tt>r
motif wt'rf' S<'rved by Estht•r John·
son. lrcnt> Wilson. Dorris R.a~an
and Bettyr Fink. Birthday mt'm-
bt'rs W<'r<' honort>d with a C'ake
madf.' by th<' Worthy Matron. Thl'y
wer<' Harris Colt){'. Milton StPIIar.
Earlynn Albright. ::'\t>ll Colby.
{..(-da Haun. F.:va MooN'. Lela Mc-
!\tillan. Polly Owen and Gwen Sut-
ton. Not attt>ndin~t wert> honort'<'S
Sam Crawford. Nina McKt>ehan.
Doris Powers. Barbara S!o'dman
and Ellen L. Ta tt>
Th<' t>V<'nin~;t hostessP!' wc>rt'
Edith VoorhN"S, Leda Haun. Dor-
othy Burdick and Martha Hostt>t-
ler.
Mrs. Cecil Powell
Named by Circle
Mrs. Cecil Powell of 2129 E. Bal-
boa Blvd .. was elected president of
Las Amigas Circle of Christ
Church by the Sea. wh<'n the group
met T\Jesday t>venin~ at the home
of Mrs. Earl Stoneback, 2110 &>v-
llll'. Balboa.
Mrs. VirJrinia Pt>t t>rs was namt'd
vic<'-PM.'Sid«>nt. Mrs. Warrt-n Kt.'l-
logg. sN::rt>tary. Mrs. Hnt'Oid Glass.
tr~surer. Mrs. Stoneback. way~
and means chairman. Mrs. Art
Remley. devotional chairman. Mrs .
Ross 0w<'n. mJ~or;ionary chairman.
Mn. KenJteth Farnsworth M S<'c·
retary and publicity chairman.
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Page 12 Die INSIGN Tbunday, Apdll7, 1152
Ebell Club Spring Festival
At Legion Hall Next Thurs.
Fut becoming a spring tradition
in Newport Bc.-ach, the Ebell Club
Sprln&' Festival will again be
staged next Thursday at the Am-
erican Legion HaU, 15th St. and
Bay Front. It will be an a ll-day
affair with luncheon ser\ed, card
playing ip rhe afternoon. an art
exhibit, f>ooths to repre ent aU
club sections. and, this yea r. a for -
tWle teller as an added attraction.
Lu~chron will be served betwel"n
12 and 1:30 p. m. by a eommit tee
headed by Mrs. E. A. Roj:ters. Re-
servaUons should be made with
Mrs. Nicholas Brettm>r, BEacon
6987-W, and Mrs. R aymond
He,.., HArbor 1921-M. Door
priaes, according to Mrs. Amelia
Gamble. chairman, will go to
luncheon and bridge ticket hold-
ers. S~ial prizes will be an elec-
tric: cotfet> maker and a combina-
tion Sllndwich grill and warne iron.
By ASS
These ticketa a re being distributed by Mrs. Francis Horvath and her
committee.
Dt>coratecl booths will display
costume jewelry, "white e I e -
phants," an apron a nd book stall.
home cooked foods, a cand.y booth.
cut flowers and planters. fort'iltll
canned goods a nd a for tune tcll('r.
In this role Christine Frederick or
Laguna will wear an hl'irloom
gypsy Eu roP<'an costume a nd will
··run the cards" and rcad horo-
SCOP<'S.
B_d dge and canasta pla) in~ will
beglrl a t 2 p. m., and there will be
table priZ(•s, says Mrs. Ray Nell-
st>n. Rese17vations for rnrds may
be made with Mrs. J . S. U nd('r-
man, HArbor 2087-J. a nd r.trs.
Fred Putzier, HArbor 798-R.
Gl>neral chairman IS Mrs. W. B.
Tritt a nd co-chairm en a!'E' Mrs. L.
G. Allbough and Mrs. Floyd Buell.
Orht•r mt>mbers. who a re commit-
tee heads, a re Mrs. Sidney Cort,
Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs. J . W. Cam-
nltlck, Mrs. John Lamar, Mrs.
Clarence Dodd. Mrs. R. L. Trem-
ble). Mrs. R. K. Har\'ey, MTS. Hor-
ace Parker. Mrs. E. G. Doane,
Mrs. Constance Jayred. Mrs. M . M.
Murphy and Mrs. Murray Rabbitt.
Lido Restricts
Roofs to Tile
F".astE>r ·s romP and gone but
sprbl_g parties arc JUSt beginning.
Are you going to the Hoag Charity
RaU tomorrow night'! From t he
sound of thjngs EVERYONE'S got
it on rhrir date cal£'ndar and it
pr{l rrusrs to bl' a ~::ala £'\'l'nt. F'or lhi.; nnd many comtn!.! social The Lido Communit y Associa-
"do's", conw in nnd ser· O'Brlc>n's tion f'lectt>d a new boa rd or direc·
dressy cottons . These arc the days tors Saturday at lhl.' an nual meet-
we a.re skirting the clock in co t-ing ---but thc big commotion
ton.c; and "hf'n th£' hands rE'ach was the heated dtscussion O\'l'r til£' mtd.ni~ht . ~ou Olll) bf' wearim: a rc>ofs \!'.wood shake roofs fur Lido
Jlght-as-..t -brf't"Ze s h('('r imported hou;les.
• • • of S«Kial
note
Big names will be one of the spe-
cial drawing cards for the Charity
Ball. Walter O'Keefe has consent-
ed to be Master or Ceremonies
a nd celebrities Ann Miller, Ginny
Simms and Liberace wiU be on the p rogram.
• * * Back t>ast yo u can te U It's sl}rin.g
by tht> first crocus, an early robin,
tha t wonderful s pring fe<-llng that
mak!'S you want to dro p every-
thing and just dream, but here you
know It 's spring by the Increased
interE'St in fishing, the renewed
work and conversation on boats.
Bigges t fish I ever saw was pres-
ented to Judge Frank Linnell in a
s tuffed form on a plaque <not a
pia tter this time >, as a winning
trophy at the Pacific Anglers din-
ner last Friday night at the Bay
Club. T he LinneUs will probably
have to build a new house to go
'round it. I understand Pepito
Perez i responsible for the tidy
mounting. Hundreds of anglers
were pr('sent to receive trophies
a nd swap fish stories at the an-
nual dinner meeting. Fisherman
Dr. Richa rds Hoffman was named
new presidt>nt.
Speedboat enthusiasts Mary and
Bob Hawley of Corona del Mar,
were chinning a bout boats with the
I Mauriet> Parkers of Laguna, whose
l'On, Biff, is a 12-trophy \\;nnt>r.
Bob Hawley a lso has many, many
trophies to his crl'dit and is the
son of John S. Hawley, who hE'ld
thP Lipton Cup in 1911·13 and 19.
an unbcutcn rl'cord. The boat was
the Gn•tchcn ft·om the San Dil'go
Yacht Club.
dotted swi!-S. a <ohct>r shadowv tis-ThE' issue had am.en a fter thr
SU(• chambra). n Jinrn t•ncr.usiE'd assoriation's architC'Ct" commltiC'f' :'\o" \\(' SE'E' wh\ Blanche Wnkl'·
With ~":?ld cmbroid<'n. and j~''.'-els or and thr old boal'd of dtr<'ctors had 1 faeld'» dau~hl rr;, J oannc and
a magtcal cotton ma t('ltoM•<' tn rtch appnno•d a shak.;-roof !or th<' H Doanr, arc· up in !'an FranC'iS<'O
br<K'ack' t ~ JX• tl'xtur,., I.T _l ·•!nn··~ hous<'. b<>ms: built a t husd) \\Orkm~ nnd sa\ in~ thcir
Dr.._"" n1th soclul JL .. piraUons 235 \ 1a l thaca by Contractor AI· mont') for <• return trip to Europr.
al"ff thr brand ot>w llt'lt'n or Ca ll-'an Clemcncc ThC' p rop('rty own-\\'r htnr' ju"t had n l'<"<'k into thC'
fnraJ" O~iJ,oinul"·.. c•xrlu_ooh Ply !'fS ~·otC'd ~a I urda} tor<' tn<·t 1 OO!!-o • dtnt) 1 ho 1 th<' ~irb ko•pt on a
focmd in 0 BRIF.' :01 nf'W Azure to tile. 1-,urvpt•un sojourn thl.'y had la"l
room. It'<~ hnrd to f'xplain their ThE' new board tnciUdl'S Chff ( )('t(lbf•r :-.:o,·t>mb4>r :tnd L)(-cemlx·r
rxqolsl. t.-dl'tall. thP rlf'h slmpll-I Chapman as _Prl'sidc_nt. P. A. Pa lm-l-'r om t ht•tr dC'!->CllptH•n. ~'SCI) coun-
clt y of Un,. lUid thl' sorprl!Jin~: !'r. F:d Colhns. Wilham Mtrams, try Sl'l'mNI morf' \\ onderful than
C'lear t-uty of tht> f«'mlnlne fab-Charles RO<'Sl'. Morn-; Sopp and 1 hc las! and th<'y , isitt>d six ...
rie& ~ht>rbf't pUAtPl!O -skirts Thor:nas Arden. C. B. Rudd wu En~-;land. Holland. Germa ny, Swit-u.a biUow, nrr rt'(>d ~im or nrt> prcstdent of the ouq~OIO$! boa rd .-!'rland, Italy and F rance Their
..oft.ly plt>at~-.:own.'l that arr Jllif' dc VIP E'\ en ~nscend£'d the
c-risp aad cool "" thf' ttnklf' of R t• PJ rain. which patte red and pour!'d ... ue lm&l't for parUefl DOW ecrea lOft an a lmost constantly. T heir ambition
-d good wardrobe ID\'etJtmf'Dt8 now is to take some bicycle tours
for tile entl.re wmmt-r. A town meettng discussion or a O\'f'r there and we understand tha t
. Sf'lect your· a cccssorit>s also a t proposed $11.250 Harbor-wid£' sum-th('y a rt> a lready practicing on
O'BRIEN'S. Perhaps you have mer recreation program wUI be their bikes.
been lookin$i for the 16-button held at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at
gloves, important for formal occas-the meeting of the Park. Beach
ions and particuJarly attractive and Recreation Commission in Ci ty
with briefly slecvl.'d dresses. Our Hall.
beautiful enamel and pearl jewelry The program has been worked
seta off a scoop neckline, summer out by the joint Newport-Costa whi~ neckla<.'es ar-e in and this Mesa committee and was pr-esent-
seaeon boasts the most beautiful ed at las t week's Park Commission
and \Dluaual belts. meeting by Earl Peterson, Reel
ae..rmber that O'BRIEN'S Cross water safety chillrman.
..., aarrlte Madcap halAI. peUte Propoeed community center rec-
alld ftower-lllJed ~lamourturs. reation areas are the wading pool
fhW'flr'S aad \'eU.........ud a wide u-park in West Nt>w port. :-.lewport
IIOrt.mfou t or h&lldba.gs for t>\'1"1')' School, Corona del Mar School.
llfll'1aK aad IRIIllmer oet'38on. High School. Costa Mesa Lindberg
Stop Ia too, for your new Udl~r School, Costa Mesa Harper School
...UfJ h~'BRIEl\"'S Is full and Costa Mesa Park, and a lso
of pn~tty tbtap to wear. aquatic et>nters at 9th and 10th on
P. S. Don't MISS our sale. Se<' the bay in :'\ewport, Ruby and
the bargaii)S on page t wo. !'orth Bay on the Island, Bay
Shores, China Cove and 1 he high -I · ··'411 .... _ ....... ~ )-
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lUI OOAST BOULEV AJlD
OORONA DilL HAll
IIA.rbor IH8
school pool.
Ruby Etta Gores
l Dies at Age of 51
Funeral services were held
Thursday for Ruby Et Ul Gores, 51, ot 106 30th St ., Newport, who died
las t week at St. Joseph Hospital.
Mrs. Gores is survived by her hus·
band. Walton Gores, Newport, and
two sisters and two brothers. She
had lived in Newport for 12 years
and was a native of Lyons, Kansas.
Need Volaleen
Final plans are being made for
the three~day Spring Fair and
F.Uval to be held at the Corona
del Mar Community Church May 1~2--3 to raise funds to complete
the church addition.
There will be a hobby display,
white elephant sale. food sale , auo-
tions. bridge and canasta party,
games, refreshments, art d.laplay
-end a supervised nursery to
solve the baby sitting problem.
• •
Nothing but good comments
ha\'(' come from the Easter Week
danet> scheduled for the young
folks at the Corona del Mar Beach
last mid-week. The heavens coop-
erated with a nice moonlight night,
the young people turned out tn
droves fthey say 2,500) and the en-
tire atmosphere was great. The
concessionnaires of the m a i n
beach helped read.y the parking
lot for dancing and fix the lights,
fire department and city street de-
partments helped ";th loud speak-
ers and trucks and so forth. Ser-
vice clubs all over the area. who
contributed funds to the band. etc.,
would have been proud to see t heir
money so well spent. Members of
the Woman's Civic League, who
originated the plan. acted as chap..
erones and furnished marshmal-
lows for the fire rings.
Rose Queen Nancy Tho m e
helped to dis tribute the many
prizes offered by merehants in the
area. She i.s the niecr of Mrs.
Lest<>r Jones, who helped the
dance committee. Everyone was
happy about the danoe ---the
adults. the yoWlg people, who even
went out of their way to say
"thank you"' to the older people
present, and the policemen whore-
ported not so much as a bent fen-
der with aU the cars .
• • •
Talk about aituations: Zonta Club
planned to meet at the Hoag Me-
morial H08pital Wtder construction
last Thursday for luncheon served
by RJchard's Market. It rained.
Pr~sjdeot-(>lect Helen Norton had
no plaoe to take us, but her own
restaurant, S.yahores Cafe. So
there we sat eating Richard's
cooked food at Norton's resta~
ant. Dick Richard evened thJngs
up, however, by buYing h.iB lunch
at NortoD's later that day. Both
Jennie Rlchard and Helen Norton
belong to Zonta. so there'& no hard
f~llngs!
Too Tongue-Tied
To Sa y Those
Three Uttle Words?
GeDenl OWrma.n Ruaaell Hamp..
ton announces that the following
an needed: volunteen to take eharxe of ~me booths, hobb1 room and children's exhibit and tic.kct sales: more hobbles for dJa-• • •
play, white elephants for the auc;-A thrilllng presentation ot
tlon. "World Without End" wu given Bib ·n• Tucker Dance by the young people ot Redlandl
•-La· H-Lra H • h-Coll~J acxordlng to people who au u.u eag .. aaw me drama, pre-EastA!:r at
Bib 'n' T'Ueker wtll be dandnl Ouiat Church rithe Sea. New-tomorrow (Friday) ~tnlna from port. Another with reU.SOUS
9 to 1 at the Hadenda OountrJ meantnr wUl be YeB dllrtnJ the
Oub tn La Habra Hetahta.. Co-nat two SUDda.Y ....mp at tbt
hoewaea wW be Kr. and 111'1. Corona del liar Connunlt7'
ClutE S.claDaft aDI1 llr. aDI1 111'1. C.urcJl.. entttlec1. ·-n. Ten1liM Georp Wlnteor, Suta Ane. llak."
'Light Up the Sky' Cradle Tea
Is Slated lor May On April 29
The 1~ season of the Newport
Harbor Community Players will be
cllmaxed wtth the farce about the
theatre, "Ught Up the Sky", to
be presented at Orange Cout Col-
lege Chapel, M&y 71 28 and 29.
Proceeds will eo to the Sister Ken-
ny Foundation and the Hoag Mem-
orial Hospital.
Pati Witte will direct. and inclu-
ded In the cast will be Marthella
Randall, Bob Gleason, Mel Berry,
Lil Fish, Bonnie Berry, Bill Shaw,
Norm Webber and Neva Oakden.
Wedding Plans
Hinge on Navy
The whims of the U. S. Navy
will dedde some of the wedding
plans of Miss La Vonne Marie
Hilrt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J. C. Hart Jr., of 620 Clilf Dr.,
Newport ~eights, and Gerald J.
Judge, who is In the Navy station-
eel aboard the USS Valley Forge.
The young couple are hoping for
a September weddJng.
The groom 'elect is the son of
Dr. J . B. Judge of Albia. IoVI'a, and
the la te Mrs. Judge. Miss Hart,
who is now working at E1 Cajon.
is a gradua te of Anaheim Hig h
School and attendt>d Santa Ana Colle~e.
Coolings Honor
Son's Fiancee
Mr. and ~t rs. Kenneth Coolin~ or
Beacon Bay a rc honoring thC'ir
son's fiance<'. Miss Marjorie Jean
Holmqut t of Long &>ach. a t an
open house from 2:30 to 5 ·30 p. m
Sunday, in WPStwood, a t thP homl'
of Mr. a nd Mrs. E. L. Kicr
:Mtss RN ty Smtih of Balboa Is-
land a nd ~tr!l. Elmt>r l ..a Lanne of
Corona del Mar, wtll assist lhf'
hostt>ss. Mr. La Lannr and Mr
a nd 1\lts. Joscph Rig~ of Balboa
I. Janel w til also bC' amon(! the 150
expeetcd gut>s ts. Thc youns: couple
are plannm~ .J June 18 \\Niding.
Party on Tuesday
For Jolly Juniors
SP<'('ial guests at the J olly Juni-
ors party Tuesday evenlng wer-e
Nancy Bryant, Don Swanson,
Charles Keith and Jim Pringle.
Favors or fis h and ships were
awarded to lucky dance winner ,
Mrs. Fayette Birtch er, Mrs. W. W.
Barnett, Mrs. John Ragan and Mrs.
Rupert Hendricks were on the
committee of mothers.
Final meeting will be May 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner and
Mr. and Mrs. Van Hayes will judge
the dance contest.
A "Cradle Tea" is the me ot the!
annual silver tea of the Newport
Harbor Branch of the Chlldren'a
Horne Society, to be held Tuesday,
April 29, at the new home of Mra.
R. E. Campbell In Bay Shores.
Mrs. Roland Vallely Is tea chaJr-
man, Mrs. H . J . CaldweJJ has
charge of invitations, Mrs. E . C.
Martin and Mrs. Nan Brouehton
have charge or decorationa, and
Mrs. J oseph Riggs is in charge of
the special project.
Spanish Conversation
DIRF.ol' MIJI'HOD
Experienced and accredited
teacher. Small class for be-ginners now forming. Phone
HArbor 1912.
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"'Sf'"' ltAJIAD lmporw
$2.95
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Hourt 10:30 to 5 p. m.
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Corona del Mer
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Hoors 9:)0 +o 5:)0. C>p.ft s-.4•
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Blankets - - -Dry Cleaned
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