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Thursday, April 24, 1952
Among the likely Issues Monday
evening will be the liquor licerue
application of 0 . W. Hlnegardner
in Corona del Mar, report on r<'-
moval of oU tan~ on Balboa
Blvd .. application of Good Humor
to seU in residential areas. tree
removal on Balboa Island, plans
for sewer for Corona del Mar bluff
Jots, annexation of the new Co-
rona del Mar school site, Foster
&: Klelser appeal for highway bill-
boards, hearing on pier and floa"-
in.stallations in the Balboa Covt>s
area, bids on Installing sewer line
across the Upper Bay, Elks Lodge
leaae .... • • • The new councilmen are learning
that they have to watch every step
they take • • • Consider, for
example, the raised eyebrows over
the presence of Mayor Smith,
Councilmen and Mmes. Fnncis
Horvath and Nonnan Miller at the Sl()().a-plate Republican dinner in
Los Angeles last week-as guests
of Ben Reddick • • • Mayor
Smith made a hit at the Hoag Hos-
pital Charity Ball Friday evening,
twirling on the dance floor with
Actress Ann Miller to lead off the
waltzing contest, and then serv-
ing as one of the judges • • •
Jt develo~ that there is no salary
attached to that "$50 a month''
treasurer's job that Mn. Kenneth
Cooling won in the write-in bat-
lotting. The ord.inanee,just doesn't
say a thing about pay. • • •
Recreation Plan
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
representativt's votro 54 to 0 (with
four persons abstaining from vot-
ing I last nJght in favor of a co-
ordinated summer rrcreallon pro-
Jrram for the two communitlt:>s.
proposed by a joint committ£'e
This action wa!l takcm at a pub-
lic m('('tlng in City Hall. called by
th£' Joint Committet> and attended
a lso by the Park and RecrPation
Commission. There was some dis-
cussion about the portion of cost
to be shared by each community,
but the concensus was to consldt'r
theo welfare of the children rather
than worry about the pennies of
difference.
Rex Brandt Will Speak.
Show Painting in Exhibit
Rex Brandt. Corona del Mar art-
ist and member of the jury panel
for the 1952 Newport Harbor High
Art Exhibit, will be on hand next
Thursd&y evening at the official
oJ)('ning of the exhibit at tht> High
~chool. He will answer questions
ClO the !'elections and will giv(' a
short talk on art. He will have on
f'xhiblt I but not entered In the
rompetilion I the picturt.> men-
lioned In the "Communistic infil-
tration in art" controversy whJch
fiiH't'd up in l.os Angeles last Oc-
tobf>r.
Twichells Return
The Chad Twichells arrived back
in Balboa yesterday from their re-
<-ent mJUtary home in Adak.
Alaska. The Twichells phoned
from Seattle yesterday morning
and Mrs. Twichell's part>nts. Mr.
and MJS. Harry Casey of Balboa,
picked'" thftn up at the Intema-
tJona.l Airport last evening. Lt. ec.nctr. O..d ~ to ,.w a
Jhort IHw belen being ualgtwd
to datflide Na~ ctut.)'.
Harbor 1114 and 1115 CORONA DEL MAIL CALIF.
JUOH POL"'T Ia th.-~n.aUuJ Chan t)• BaiJ for Hoe~ MHllorial Hos-
pital l&~~t Friday en~DiDc •t th~> Balboa BMy Club was th.-pr4"!1Wn-
tatlon of a chKk for tb~ ho.pltal fuad from Gf'Or~te H~ U (rl~tl
to Tom ~ortoa.. 1~>neraJ c hairman of thf' Ball. Tom I& hold.lag the
chf'Ck ---aac,t It's for FlrrY THOl"SA.~D DOLLARS, from thf'
Hoa« FouadaUCNL -(photo by 8«-kD.-r)
Balboa Group Wins
Balboa Improvemt'nt Association
has been named priz<' winner in
the Associated Chamtx-rs of Com-
merce Beautification contest. 8('-
cord.ing to word rect'lved by LonnJ('
Vincent, BlA presi~nt. The prlz('
WBf awarded on the association
sponsored project, the beauWica-
tion of Balboa Blvd, including last
fall's Arbor O.y paradt'.
SERMON ON ETDI.NAL LIJI'E Victo-ry over death ta gained
through ~velopnent of a spiritual
underat.andinc ol God u eternttl
Ule and by abandoning the false
materlal beUef that man emu
.part from God. ctecla.rt's the
SUDCII.y Bib .. ~ on lbe subject. ''Prot.tlm A!Ur Deeth .. at ttw
Newport Harbor Church o1 Ooiat.
Sdeftu.t.
I n.ENSIOI
A" J .. 4qaclau N.,.,._,_
co.eriq d.. eadre dty
ol Newport Bach.
5 Centa VoL 4--No. 37
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<Continued .~~~ and ended. In a ~ of ~Ucal up-k &.c..,..J'JL,.,;:I' 4..,_ s~onal representative from the 28th ~isalppl overflowtng . er heaval. In 1928 the taxpayers Arvo _, t~tiCI · · distl"lct wtU apeak tomorrow CFri·
mundatlng Kaskaskia. were abo looking for a new ad· ~AA,.A -'f._.Ut4. day) momJng at th~ regular meet-
"My inte.~ests washed away .':'-1th mJnlstratJon and of the 1069 votes ing of Pro America at the Corona
that flood. said Mr. Gent, and cast in that election Gant re-Acfveriltitt9 •••••• C.l .... del Mar Community Church. Cof·
I decided to go west. I worked my celved 5Z1, the incumbent, R. S. *· * * Tho Nowpoti Horltot &tlfll tee hour wlll start at 9:30 a. m.
way through the northwest to Briggs 424 h.• boott cfotom~lttecl to lao • ,._ and the meeting will be at 10.
Washington doing farm jobs. A • . · P•JHI' of , ... .,.1 citculotiOit ~ ..... Speaken will be Jamn Utt, DaVId year later I decided to try Los "Mf first .!our campai.~ were mut of tflo $uJH1tlor Court .I the Farrell and Oscar Knappe. An·
Angeles and found both a se1~g the trr~t. wt~id, ~ ~!t State of C.hfotttle Itt ..-4 f. the other candidate, James Steiger,
job tn a lumber compal\7 a~~ th.ts h':tna ;....-.ion reU: 1
1 city gof~ C..ttiy of Or.tt9•· •'"' ~,..-may at.o be ~lt'nt.
ldr91l0 .~ere. We were rnaJTI 10 n-loo'-r:: but durtlt• -· tii., .. J Is t~Miifiecl .. .. all !91 """ ..,. • r"'"'" ,.Wic aoticet r.qultecl II, • • • * p H D~l the war yea.n, he was perity ~.U.. Joa. &JtPeV mort IU· ~ow aA~ arty onor s
employed at L. A. Shipyard and cntJve. One Yeu .... ~··· ··-··------11.10 then one day the Gants visited Mr. Gant was tossed from the Out ot HArbor Area ·-·-· .. ·~-13.00
friends In Newport who were op.. ele<:tion Into the depression. The Ooe Year ._._.. _... Mrs. Stockton tJm.t.Uc about opening a popcorn Bank of Balboa and tbe SecUrity Out of HarbN A,... ~·
stand here and insisted a grocery First In Newport folded and ae-KDJTOmAL ~
shou.ld do weU too. And so Gant's counts we~ carrled on wtth the c.= =--· c.IM. Grocery opened In Newport In 1920 Santa Ana bank. Local a ccounts
and later moved to its permanent had been fully protected, however,
location in the old post office and Mr. Gant refused aU settle·
building In Balboa. ment until the banks were able to
Approximately 60 guests were
present Sunday at a garden recep-
tion held by Mr. and Mrs. Jaek
Reinert, 403 Clay St., Newport
Helgtw, for Mra. ~rt Stoc.kton
ret1rtn1 president of the Newport
Harbor Zonta Club. Among the
notables pretent wu the radio
Ht:' soon found himself entangled Liquidate 100 cents on the dollar.
in civic affairs. serving as vice By careful planning the city's .fl·
president of the Chamber of Com-nancial oblfgatlons were met, IO·
merce. then struggling mightily eluding the payroll, whJch was
tmder the presidency of J. P. paid in cash here so local mer-
Greeley without benefit of city chants also benefited.
funds. In Une with his talents During the ~pa.nsive 20's when
he became director of the Bank there was no investment Like Call-
of Balboa and active in the first fomla property, local real estate,
service club in the area, the Ex· Corona del Mar especially, shared
change Club. that listed among the boom but with the depression
its early presidents Louis Briggs, many o~ers could no longer 1J8Y
Dick Whitson. Gene F enelon, Les taxes or assessments and when
Isbell. Theo Robins, Go r .d on their payments became delinquent
Grundy and Rowla_nd Hodgkmso• six years, the City bought the lots
and started. to .1ts everlast!"g for $1. apiece, an action in Hne with
credit. the campa1gn for a high the policy of both state and county
school here. assessors who wished to &ee the
H e was also a member of tfte real estate back on the tax roll.
forerunner of all our ~resen.t loan Title wer~ then cleared, taxes for-
companies the Tri City Fmance $tiven and the Jots turned over to
Company, no less -composed of 24 agents to resell. With due rE'SJX'Ct
financial wizards from Balboa, to local realtors. Art Gant has
Newport and Costa M~. Me~-been one of Newport's biggest
bers mN for lunch, c_hlpped. m dealers in real estate, handling
SlO or so and with th1s ca~Jtal. more then 2500 lots a nd 7 acres on
bought up mortgages, negot1ated Miracle Mile in a single transac· loans and operated su~cessfuUy tion.
several yE>ars. Thro Ro~ms, R. L. "M y last eight years In otrie<'
Patterson. CharliP TeWtnkle ~nd have been comparativt'IY calm,"
Gene FPnPion W<'r«> representative. ht> said. Meanwhile ht' has Jm>Wn
Turnabout ViaitiDg for
Ohiocm. and Local People
.
Visiting In the Ray Wenger real-personality Walter O'Keefe.
dence at 310 Ocean Blvd., Corona Coffee and tea tables adorned del Mar, are Mr. and M.n. Burres he Ellker ot Greenville, Ohio. Tum· shaded nowen we~ set in t barbecue aectlon. Punch was about 1.s fair play and while the served in the garden. Mn. Role Ellkera are here, the Wengera are n-•--Jth driving back to visit at Greenville, Smith assisted Mn. n.cu..,.rt w hostess duties. The retiti.hl ZOota Ohio. Tbe Elikers, who lived In Board presented Mn. Stockton
Alhambra several years ago, are with a costum~ je~Jry piece.
planning on making their home In -------------Southern California. They have
two children who live ln Pasa-Leite .... --dena. The Wengers' son II spend-•..:. tng this year in Europe, where he
Is studying psychology on a Ful-
bright Fellowshlp Award.
VISITING THE OREELl'S
A Southern California vacatJon
culminated In a visit with her JOn·
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Bunster CrE'eiY of Costa Mesa, for
Mrs. Paul R. Edwards of Oakland.
En route to the Harbor area, Mrs.
Edwards visitc<l Palm Springs and
Ri\'erside.
No. of Bank 890
EDITOR OF THE ENSIGN:
The Woman's Civic League
wiah~s to thank the dtlzent of
Newport Beach tor their whole-
hNrted support or the Leeaue's
flnt tree outdoor dance for young
Eas ter week vacationers held at
Big Corona Beach, April 9.
Their spontaneous good behavior
proved the need for this type of
Ea.st<'r wt>ek entertainment.
MRS. PAUL DAVIS, President.
For relaxation Mr. Cant has a~-into a City Ha ll tradition with all
ways liked bmb:e and some or. his the Gantisms that make up his per-
best leisure hours were spent 10 a sonality endearing him to every
foursome wit h Les Isbell Carol de partment, includin~ the em-of~
Watts and Lew Wallace. . plovees who ask for an advance on NEWPORT HARBOR BANK
Combined Report of Coaclitioa
"No food. no dri~ks. just bndge," their pay checks . The farewell LocaW at Corona Ml Mar, CaUforala
said Mrs. Gant, "10 8 room blue gatherings in hjs honor are shad-u or u.~ cloee of b..t.aea. oa thfl s .. t day of M.affh, 195!
w1th smoke." . . . owed by sadness at his leaving. ASSETS Commercial 8a'1•r-Combtnf'd Today he <>njoys the. com'l':'l~Jty especially for his friends and co-Cash. balances with other
and fellowship or Arrug~ VleJOS. workers through the years-F. M . banks, and cash items In
J A. Cant's career as City treas-Robinson, Mabel Cummin~. Hugh r U tl $ 320 876 33 $ 77 183 84 S 398 060 17
The Shop for Men
WHERE WOMEN
LIKE TO SHOP
1205 Coast Blvd.
Corone d•l Mer C.lifomia
process o co ec on...... . . , . . .
Dimit. . . . 2. U. S. Government obliga-"Everyone asks what Wl' are go-tions, direct and Cully
ing to do now," Mr. Cant sayt>. guarantt>ed 1.049.613.22 144.702.06 1.194.315.28
"Well, we're looking forward to 3 State. county. municipal
doing nothin~ for the prt>srnt. We and school clistrict obli· haven't taken a vacauon in four 4-tations ..
years. This summer w !' mav dri\'<' 6 Loans and discounts (In-
back to Kaskaskaa as I'd lik£> 10 1 dudl.'s $864.41 over-show Li!Uan my boyhood home." . 1 drafts 1 :·H~. w~nts to show orr hiS I 8. Bank prt:'mises. fUiniture,
bnde, srud Mrs. Ga nt fixtures and equipment "Beyond that I can't sa) l'x<;ept 11. Other Assets .. that I know Newport has spoall'd
us for 11\'ing anywhere elseb. l iafmi I TOTAL ASSETS ... quite ready Jo retil'(' now ut LIABILITIES
had my life to li~·l' OH'r. I'd ask 12. Commercial deposits
204,057.34
514.1!H.53
26,821.34
498.67
507.122 37
204,057.34
1,021,316.90
26,821.34
498.67
$2,116,061.4.3 $729.008.27 $2,845.069.70
to spend it as .. citY treasurer or demand .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;..;;~·e~"~·po~r~t~Be=a~ch=. ;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;=; 114. Sa\'ings deposits -;:. 16. U. S. Government and
postal savin~s deposits
17. State, county and muni-
$1.790.406 10
32.590.96
$619,008.27
$1,790.406.10
619.008.27
IDEAS I
11'1 RAY OANIG'A
Don't Use
Too Many Pairs
Too m•ny m•tching p•irs in • toom
-4uch es sofu, l•mps, '•"'P tebles
end ch•irt.--tend to rob th• toom
of ih individu.lity, •nd giv• it •
set, uninteresting lool. One metcll-
ing peir, (two •t mott) is •" th•
ew•rege-site room un grecefllfly •e.-
commod•te. a.l.nc• c•n be P'*"
,.,...d •nd
Inte.rest Hei9htened
With Variety
--• by choo.ittg pieces th.t
.,. apptolimat.Jy tfte umo ill e~ ..
•!tel -i9ht yet lin• •ttovth "lfhf·
•ttce Itt cfeta~itte, color, or faltric
lttt•NKt....-to r•li•n ttt. monotO!tf of
too much r•petitiott. Note how laol-
enco iJ acflie11ecl ottcf itttet•st lteltht-
•n•cf wh•tt • double chelt (itt lo-r
"etch) is offset by chalt a !tel teble
gtoup.
:Jk. ~·'
cipal deposits ...
20. Rl'serves for taxes. inter -
~ est, etc., accrued but
unpaid ..
21. Other lia bilities
135,000.00
6,979.79
2,194.86
R5.00000
32.590.96
220.000.00
6.979.79
2.194.86
TOTAL UABILITIES .
CAPITAL ACCOt:l\"TS
22. Capital paid in:
$704,008.27 $2,671,179.98
b. Common stock 700
shares. Par $100.00 . .. $ 23. Surplus ..
24. Undivided profits net ....
26. Reserves ·
45.000.00 $ 25,000.00 s
60,000.00
30,778.75
13,11 0.97
70,000.00
60,000.00
30.778.75
13,110.97
Tota.l Capita.! Aooouat... S 148.889.72 $ 25.000.00 $ 173,889.72
27. Total Ll».bllltiH
aad Capital Aocoaata.... I%,111,01U.S S7tt,008-J'l 1!,846,089.'70
MEMORANDA: A~eet. Pledpd to Seeure Ll.abWttee
1. Pledged assets fand se-
curi ties loaned I C book
value I:
a. U. S. Gov<>mment
obligations pledged
to secure deposits
and other liabiUties .. $ 203,631.11 S 97.461.81 S 301,092.92
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Orange-a.
J. T. VAN DYKE, President and H. L. HETRICK, Cuh.ler of the
NEWPORT HARBOR BANK, being duly swom, each for bimaelf, -~he haa a personal knowledge of the matten contained in the tore-
going report or condition and IChedules pert.lning t.het"eto and that
every allegation. statement, matter and thing th~reln cont.&lned Is true
to the best or his knowledge and belief.
J. T. VAN DYKE. President
H. L. HETRICK, Cuhlet
(SEAL) "Severally subscribed and sworn to before me by both de-
ponents, thiJ 17th day of April, 1952.
SUSAN P. FOLEY, Notary Public ln and for said county of Orange,
State of Calltomla. (My Commisalon expirN Aur. 4, 1952.)
Tbwwday, April U. 1152
. DIRECTORY
Df1111UNC.
''BE SURE -INSURJ:"
wtth
Maurie Stanley
lnauraDce CouMelloe
HARBOR l'm
D5 llutDt Aw .. BaJIMa I.-.s
W. Stuart Foote
GENERAL INSURAJ'O:
IIAKCO ANICH, ... te
Jft....: HArbor 26--P.O ... '1
2UTW.aa-....
NtwpOI't 1leadt. odr.
~-..,.~
AUTHUR MURRAY'S
41.1 OOA.ST ILYD.
CorcDa del liar
ap.to to to
For free diUice ~ can JU.rbar ta
TRIANCIA
Frances V anderoook
Spanish, Hawa.Uan and RIDdu
danclnr ca.at.anet and gourd wort
6l:f1 Carnation Aw.
HArbor 2825-W. Corona del Mar
Fumi ture Restoration
Chair bottoms, benehel
and atools restored
uslng cane, nash, reed. etc.
HARVEY'S
Furniture Rl!pUr
2050 Santa Ana Ave.
Costa Mesa. BEaoon 81.&3-J
HAYDEN HAYEN
For the Pre-School Tot
440 Heliotrope Ave .. CDK
Half-and All-Day S·rnna
By Hour, Day, Week or Month
HArbor 1091-R
8D.VE& PIA'I'INO
Silver Platers
And SUvenmltha
Repair • Refinishing • Replete
Gold • SiJver • Copper • Brua
Near Community On.lr'C!b
1914 Harbor Blvd., Cottta Met~a
BEacon 5113
IIU810
Margaret L. Scharle
Teacher of Piano
Orgnnllt • AcoompenJat
Eveo.lng Oau...a
for Adulta
307 GOLDENROD AVE.
Corona del Mar
Lawrence K. Gundrum,
M.D.
1741 Superior Ave., Costa Me.a
Practice lim I ted to Oi58a8
of Ear, Nose, Throat: AllereY Office Hours: by Appointment
BEacon ~ or BEacon 6835
Bruce F. Sims, D. 0 .
Physician & Surgeon
Practice Confined
to Care or the Feet
1195 Coast Blvd. South
Laguna Beach. Phone 4--$)11
Day or Night
Pbooe
HArbor 1138
Baltz Mortuary
O..pel b7 tbe s-·
HARBORG
Corooa 4eJ liar, Calltonla
Ample Otf.StrMt IV~
Frienclly Nelchborhood Service
PARKES· RIDLEY
GRAUEL CHAPEL
110 Broadway
BEacon 5610 Colta lieu
w. h.,.. IN'~Y docoratitt9 lei•••
tllat will simplify ._omo plunlttg
few you. Do como l11 MOlt, WOit't
you, attcf lot 111 tell you about
tflom? It will ~-p~ .. _...
Cj)~ :J.amilaN Co.
ttt2 ~avo
COSTA MRA
'*-~"~
tor peta
Training • Boarding
Grooming
•
Tbunday. April 24. 1152 1lie ~T
t>s.,.~.,. W.lewpod laa.
F or Bt~erY Day Li.,ing To M~ May 2
8t' B. N. DJ'..8ENBI!&Q, Plt..D. 'The public ll Invited to the
meeting of the West Newport Im-ELDEBLY PEOPLE provement Allodation, to be Mld
The Newport Harbor area is .at 7:30p.m. Friday, May 2, at the
one of the moet warmly beautltul City HaU. Topics concerning the
ocean apott ln the entire world improvement ot West Newport wiU
1bere Ia a conatant panorama of come up for ~ion. tlahlfte boeta, whl te ~. chlldml ap~Uhlne In the water. 1be WN· Atte nd PTA Co ther 11 varted enoueh to rn1x heat ngr-
troln the California sun wlt.h a In San Fr anc:iKO
contrast of wlDd. rain, and foe.
Probably nowhere in the world
are tbtft u maay amall. attractive ~ ,et ln colorful ~r pr-
derw Whleb bloom thl'OQ&hoUt the
YMf'. AIMS alway. before Ul are
the blue waten that atretcb to the
l.alaDdl of HawaU, beycncl to the
SoaQl Seu, to the land of lotus
bla.iornt and honey-and beyond
Our community ia a very pleu-
ant place In which to live for
young and old alike. It comes a.s
a surprise to many people that this
physical material beauty la not
e.nough to fill out a well rounded
progTam of exist ence. Many of our
citi2lens are older people who have
come here to retire and have
moved away from intimate friends.
Often it is found to be difficult to
pick up Ufe a nd start anew. The
plans to foUow the things that
there was never time for rarely
materialize because it is incrt'as·
ingly harder to start new skills
and hobbles.
A rCO'eation center designed
apedflcally for elderly people
would fill many needs. It could be
a meeting place for new acquaint-
ances and for old friends. There
would be conventional card games.
chess, checkers, shutrleboard. cro-
quet. and the like as well a.s a
large hall for lectures and other
affairs. This center would provide
the much needed social life that ls
lacking for a great many isolated
individuals who have difficulty in
maldng friends.
It ia widely thought that ha' ms:
the beaches berc should pro,·ide
recreation for t'V<'rybody. How-ever. thC' beachl'l'i do not bring
older people to~;Nher. nor do they
provide the entertainment that
many people hk(' Suctr facihtiPs
that are SU!::'ftl'Stcd ar<' by no
m<'anS new. Lon$: Beach has an
elaborate centt'r whlch is located
close to th'-' main Library in the
Public Park.
ll inte rested persons would sup-
port our locaJ parks and rccrC'ation ,
commission it would be poss1biC' to 1
make such needed developments
fol' both young TJ('ople and thc>ir
elders which wouJd make our com-
munity UIC' ev<'n more a ttractivl'
Bridge Party Held
Mrs. Raymond K~>nt Ha r,cy of
Corona dPI Mar and ~1rs. Rena te
May of Los An~el!'s \\ere prizt
winners at a lunchron bridge party
given by Mrs. B. N. Dcsenberg.
1701 Bayside Dr .. Corona del Mar.
on Friday. Mrs. Robert Hoxit> a s-
sisted th~ hostess. Guests also m-I cludffi Mrs. Harry Wclo;h. Mrs.
Frede ric Clt'ary. Mrs. Roy Matht'r. 1 Mrs. Charles l!Jlman. Mrs. John
Baker. Mrs. Kitty Burton. Mrs
Harry Campbell. Mrs. Kt'd Willits.
Mrs. A. E. Haapa. Mrs. H. R. Wii-
M>n and Mrs. W. 0 . Harrison.
STRAW BASKET BAGS
New lt&llan Import.
$2.95 -·-BematYarns
ta ~lowt New Colors!
No Cb.&rg.-'for ID.tructaon
TIIIIEEDLEPOIITEI
1201 Co.st II,.., CorON del Mer
Hou" 10:]0 to 5 p. m.
~. Norman Haaen, lncominl
predc1ent of t~ Newport Bftch
Elementary Schools PTA. and Mrs.
Harvey Peue, new recording ae-
~tary, attendecJ the California
Concresa ot PTA convention Jut
week. Mrs. Loull c.eo.ar. retirlna
prealdent. drove the officers to
cateb the earlY train to San Fran-
daco. Mn. H'arolc1 Boyvey, pr~l
dent-elect foT the High School
PTA. was also on the trip.
Young GOP ln'rit ..
Candidates to Talk
Candidates for the -Hate As-
sembly have been inv1ted to the
May 9 meeting of the Nt>wport
Harbor Young Republicans a t City
Hall. Senate candidates will be
on the Z7.
S wU&'a Brookfield ~~~~~~. BU'I.I'ER 1 1•
DEAl Sll:
2205 C"e"'"' loed
a.lbo.
WE AlE VEIY 'LEASED
WITH OUl TIUVISION AND
AFTEl THE YEAR'S INSURANCE
IS UP WE WILL H CALLING
ON YOU. SO ICE£1 UP THE
Frigidaire
Norge
Bendix
Magic Chef
RCA Victor
Hoffman
Zenith
Packard Bell
GOOD NAMf.. HOUlE OF HAIMONY
SINCElEL Y YOU IS
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Id eal for Summer and Vacation Atti re
A TRULY DIFFERENT a n d fascina ting dress-
wea r, designed by Joi Brandt, of Newport
Bea ch a n d Hollywood, created from Tatoo
Tapas, hand screened Tahitian materiaL
Showing of Luau Leisure Garments will b e
presented at Richard's Lido Market:
Friday 11:00 a . m.
Sa turday 2:00 p. m.
RICHARD'S MEZZ AN INE SHOPPE
Club Coats for the Men . . . Tops, Skirts and
Ja ckets for the Women ... Also belts, shoes and
Hats ... designed esp ecially with Harbor
Area needs for clothes in mind
* SOLD HERE EXCLUSIVELY *
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SecdariDq Lodge Plans
Coll8titution Dinner
The annU&I Constitu tion Dinnt-r
ot Seafarlng Lodge 708, F . A A. M.,
will be held at 6 :30 p. m. lo~riday,
llay 9, at the Friday Afte.rnoon
Qubboule ln Costa Mesa. Tickets
may be obtained from Joe Antis ta,
HArbor 4. and a t thc Hous<' of
Rannony. Costa Mesa.
You may rlnd a profitable ex-
change for that real estate in the
want ad aecUon.
SVJii'. -MO~. -Tl'ES.
FB ST J!\PA~ES f: MADE
FILM TO BE S HOWN IN
AIIIJIUCA • • •
JEAN SIMMONS
"The Clouded Y ellowu
FRF:DERIC ;\l ARCH
"DEATH OF A
SALESMAN''
~
J ANET LEJOH lD a pro,·ocath·e
rl~up tn ",Just This ()nero," a
comedy lalt eltowtac DOW at Ute
IMo fteatre wta. ... titer laap
apecl&l, "Tbe F11'11lt Time," atar-
rlntt Rober t Commtn..:s and Bar-
bara Hale.
STOP AT
The Arches
"Your Hc:.t to tbe
Coast Since 1916"
F I NE FO ODS
COCKTA IL S .
COAST HIGHWAY AT
THE ARCHES
Newport a..ch
JOHN VD.fl I.E
t e.COft 1163
Job Pr1ntins F'_acWtles
THE ENSIGN
Harbor 1114
de orators
of fine homes · yachts · apartments
Before you ~elect your wall c.olo" be "'r• to taa our
new collection of 'acifica modem end tropical fur·
niture, so perfect f~ C.lifomia coastal livin9. Hero
et HoiiH & Garden you can MIKt ovorytflin9 fOt
your new !tome • · • wanpa,.r, ftOOf COY.,in91, drapes,
upholdory and dropary fabrica, fvmituro ond Walt·
i1'9houso appliancn. Wo ~~~ei..telfl the le,...t fw.
l'ituro, upholstery end d repi'Y w~l i" tt.. .,....
Our wonmaMhip ;, fl.wless. W1ly ftOt lot ow ct ..
cOtat~ MVO you time and -y ond diMppotftt•
mo11t? Tlte,. is ItO oWi9etion.
House ! Garden
Ill COAST MleHWAY, IUWPO"T IIACH, CALi f • • , ..... u, ''" .. .,. -··~ 10•00 •• ,...,
PAll I FIIIITIIE··· '-tat .w ....
$WIN$$ • UMIRHLAS• PADS • I"COVERS
YACHT fURNITUit( • 8AR8(QUES
PRESCRIPTION . PHARMACY
f'IU:IIOIUI"''ONS &LWAU DOo.La C ... *•
R•IIPI'O_.. BARBOR D8UGS
Ill OeMt ..._ IIAII80a I Ill o.-... ._
Thunday, April 24. 1152
Cad II Lilted
For Next Play Al\other '" tha Mrlos of brief blo9raphl.s prese11led by
Nowporl a.lboe Focloral S.vil'gs ancl lou Anocl.tiOI'
"Mad aJre! Ah yes-mad in-
dt't>d, but observe how they do
light up the sky." Such a state-
m<>nt might well describe the caat
who will appear ln Moss Hart's
farce, "Ught Up the Sky," to be
prl'sented by the Newport Harbor
CommunHy Players May 27-28-29.
Martht>Ua Randall, president or
the PlayE-rs, will play the part of
th<' N£'w York actress, Irene Liv-
ingston. Bob Gleason, local ad-
''l'rtising main, wiU have the role of Carlton FitzGerald, director ot
the play within the play. He has
appeared on "Lux Radio Theatre"
and "I Love a Mystery" and has
sung ln a quartet with the Rudy
Vallee Cftbeetta. Other members or the cast are
Mel Berry as the producer; Ul
Fish as Irene's mother, Bonnie
Berry as the ict' skater, Bill Shaw
as the idealistic playwright, Maur-
ice RoJland as the experienced
playwright, Neva Oakden as th
ghost writer, and Roland Wright
a nd Roland Wells as Shriners.
PaU Witte wU1 dire<:t the play,
which will be given at the ()pnge
Cout ~ Olapel.
B1 PAM HQXIE
Here's a fellow whQ can
out-shoe the old woman who
lived in a s hoe. Ask Edward
A. Ham how many children
he has, and he'll scratch his head, smilc and say, "Well,
last year aJone, there were
about 427,850."
"Eddie", as he is affection-
ately known to his many
friends, has been d r I v I n g
school buses in our Harbor
community for 24 year a.
From kindergarten to junior
college, Eddie calls all his passengers "My kids". He la
now supcrintcndent of trans-
portation 'for the Newport
Harbor School System, and
he loves his job.
Born in St. Louis. Mis-
souri, Eddie came to Califor-
nia in 1921 and took a job
driving for American Railway Ex-
ress. In 1922 he began drl ving
buses for .Motor Transit Stage Company, lllld two years later he
was sent by that company to drive
between Newport Harbor and Santa Ana. "I drove elght trips a
day". he recalls. "l hauled regu-
lar passengers as well u students
and maJI." It was then, he boasts
with pride, that he carried many
of our well-known county citizens
to and from school. Among them
Petitions have been ciculaUng is Orange County Superior Court
for student body officers for thc J udge Bob Gardner.
coming school year. Those run-Eddie's big outsldl' interest ls
ning for President are Bob Wetzel, Co"'pany "C" of the 4th Battalion,
Terry Gloege, Jerry Evans, and California National Guard Reserve.
Bob Galivan. Nominated for Vice lie is Company Commander. "We
Pr('sident are Joe Lester , Joan have a fine group of boys", Eddie
Kimes. and Ray Mjddaugh. Run· beams, "and we're a lways looking
nin~ unopposed for secretary is for young fellows to COil\(' out and
1\'ladge Fulbright. Treasurer nomi-spend a coup!£> of hours a week
ne..·s are Greg Wright, Joan Nu-with us. We can help them , and
nan and Bob Briggs. EJections they can help us."
are to be held on Tuesday, May 13. That same spirit of cooperation
• • • carries into all of Eddie's work.
Winners of the annual Lions He has offered numerous sugges-
Club speeches were Eleanor Ra· tions to· the school board for im·
gan and Tom Henderson. After provement of the transportation
winning the local contests, Eleanor syst<'m, and many are now in prac·
a nd Tom went on to the Zone Con-tict'.
test in Seal &ach. As winner of Twenty years ago, Eddie was
this contest, Eleanor went on to married to Miss Feme Smith of
the Rcgional Contest. hE"ld in Or-Anaheim. They have reared two
angE'. where she was eliminated. charming daughters in our com-
• • • munlty. Both girls are ma rrted.
A quiet (! 1 slumber party was and Eddie now boasts the title of
held at Donna Price's home on "Granddaddy''.
Balboa Island Friday night, April STOP FOR SCHOOL BUSES
18. Contributing to the general During our conversation in one
noise were Lou Ann Williamson. of his shiny new buses, Eddie had
Donna Zube, Carol Thomas, Carol one message he wanted to put
Tetzla!f, Donna Price, Andy Swain. across. "When school buses have
Ann Morrts, U viy Wilde, Laurie those red blinkers going", he ad-
Cris<'ll, and Janis Allen. vises, "please stop! The only time
• • • we turn them on is when the chH-
1 Seen at the Sportsman Show up dren cross the street. and red
in L. A. Friday night were Dave blinkc.>rs on a school bus mean ex-
Swanson and Helen Sands, Bruce actly the same thing as a red stop Baird and Sandy Denlinger, Dick light."
J ohnson and Jod.y J ohnson, and In 1942 when he went to active
John Thomas and Andy Swain. duty in the armt>d servl{'(', he fig-
,. • • ured that he had driven a bus the
J ack I'<E"rdrum held a small equivalent of 17 tim<'s around the
party at his home Satur.day night. world! "Since then, I guess I've
Seen there were RoXl Aarvold gone around a couple or times
a nd Janis Allen. Jack Nerdrum more .'' he says.
EDWARD A. HAM
close to tragedy. But he mi~
the child. and when he got out of
the bus to ch(•ck. he found the boy
fNaS lyin~ dJrecUy a head of the
front wheel. As a result, he de-
signed a mirror to take out the
bUnd spot in front of the bus.
Since then. his mJrror has been
adopted for aU the school buses. Eddie carries his love of children
to every phase of his work. When
one of "his kids" Is sJck, gets hurt,
or stays home from school. he wor-
ries about him.
MUSJC CHARMS THE IUDS
Back in 1945, It was Eddie who •
thought of having radios inst.aUed
in school buses. Microphones are
attached. so driven can talk to
the children. The program is us-
ually radio music. '1t not only
keeps them quiet". he explalnl,
"but it surely pays orr when I can
hear them humming alonp; with
the radio, and when ,hey get off
the bus smJling and singing, It
makes this job seem worth while."
Eddie has been a friend and val·
ued customer of Newport Balboa
Federal Savings and Loan for
years. "You can't believe ln kids
without beUeving in the future",
Eddie says, and one of the be8t in-
vestments in the future that I
know or is a savings account at
Newport Balboa Federal".
Nearly 4,000 residents of th1s
and other communities are help.
ing secure their future with ln~
ments at Newport Balboa Federal Why? Because their aavlop are
sale here -Cully insured up to
$10,000, and because we ha.e paid
nc\'e r less than 3% per annum
since our Assocla lion was founded
more than 15 years ~o. Why oo~
start your monE"y eaming more
for you today?
~al~oa
ERAL SRYII&S
Dlill.We • ,.,._....,,.
IEIPIIT IUCI, IALiflllll
a nd Donna Zube. J ack Woodhull 1 In all that driving. Eddic has
and Sandy Thaden, Johnny Yates never had an accident. Once a
and Sandi Denlin~er. and Dennie kindergarten child feU in front ot
Mason and Ruby Neuman. his bus, and brought Eddie very
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Ta. l'uallr ~...ca-. 711 •• .,,
IAI Ollila ....
1MI
SPECIALIZIII IN
Visit Our Beautiful
Cocktail Lounge
FOR FINE ., <' COCKTAILS ~ French and Italian Dinners. uc~ G Em~teE 7Sand Wines
Real Mexican Foods
e Enchiladas e Tacos e Tamales e Chili Rellenos, etc. e Steaks
La i)osta
Tin•~. A)d 24. 1152
Complete
Beauty
Service
COR-DEL
BEAUTY SALON
HArl»« lOll
609 Coet+ llvd. • Corona del Mar
Rcmcho Meea
Nursery School
State Ucen8ed and Appao'Nd
From 2 to S Yean
Supervbed Care and Coaatructlve Pla,y
&U80NABLI: UTa
Open 5 days per week-8 to 5
Transporta tlon Furnlabed
190 E. 15th St.
COSTA I0'.8A
Plloee Br.co. N11
Allen's
UPIIDLSTERIII
Studio
1202 c-· llvcl .• Cofona clel Mar
HArl»« 1474-M
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Sip I•
HArbor 87
427N.,..--.cow
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AGENTS FOB LYONS
1966 Harbor Blvd.
Ooeta .....
BJA.ooe 1111 or IJ'fi.M
Contest
lor
Cool
Camp as
Cats
aad
CiHeu
• "DISC 'a ·Chat"
10:00 p. m.
to
MIDNITE ( • ....,..,.Sa .. ..,)
Help You Fcnoortte sm..Jady WiD -ea.h Prbe!
GIVES YOU LAas
.. TWO sns OF COlORS
J44S
THE \\'LV NING OIL la a ~ N~•l")rt llarMr ATt Exlllbit Is
~tag studied by Mra. Kblrtey Lourt~ of tbfo Sf'""J>>rt Harbor Hlc b
&bool Art ~partm~Dt aDd art lltud~nt& T bf' palDttlljt, "Tf'Df'mt"Dt
District." Is Utf' work of the youn~t a rtist. .Juk Lot!kMr. Thf' IN%
u ltlbft wtll be pr~wd out wHk. May 1 tbrouttb 4. a t tit• Hlttb
~bool. R oan a rf' 2 to 6 p. m. and i to t p. m . Tbur8day. F rlday
lllld Saturday, Ma)• 1·2·3, and 2 t() IS p. m. S unday, May ~. ~r11.
Xornu&o Flt~.mloa: 111 t'balrm:an of thf' Art E.:~hlbl t,
League Receives 6 Members
Hraad·o-. thf' bouday •ui,_,
ur I!Olld colon bra ..I~ •• om-«
land~~Cape.. Thf' la<'no 111 t wo
.eu of f'ulort 14'1 you a~nl
clil'arent ~tumer.. :'lie• booo,
ICXI. tbu.e Lork 'o Cupt' dee
U.at are .o easy, 110 !ipl.
~ix provisionals. who ha\l' ful· onf' or the first official d uties
filled the required numtx-r or \Ol· or the new president. who, to·
unteer· service hours, "<>rc wei· ~ethrr with hPr new board. as·
corned into full memtx-rship of the sumc·d official duties at the meN·
Newport Harbor Assistant lA:'a~UC' ing. Th<• board mC'mbf>rs are Mrs.
by the new president, Mrs. E. A. Austin Sturtf'vant, ~rs. Paul Ro·
Crary, at the lunche-on mrcting J.:t'rs, :'\1rs. :'-:elson :'\rice. ~rs. Ro·
on Tuesday of last Wt>f'k. The) land \\'ri~ht. Mrs. ,Virginu.t Hatch 1 ar<' Mrs. John Bo}d, :\'Irs. Wrlbur and ~I rs. E~ar Htll.
Buck, Mrs. G<>orgc :\loon•, Mr~. 0 !:il'\ f'ral dates were plaCt's on the
G Suess, Mrs. Thomus C Wrbsl<•r socral calrndar at the m('E.'ting.·
and Mrs. Frank Wilkmson ~fro; Ph1lip Smith. chairman. an·
_ln_tr_od_u_c_in_g_t_he __ m_e_m_tx-_rs_,_,·a_s nouncc·d ~1ay 6 as the da) for the
annual Bundl<' T<'a. which ";11 this
year be held at the new Social !::>t>r· I
.. anll""lip f<X ac:twa.
Also Numerous Other Styles
and Beautiful Colors
Help your lavon e saleslady win a cash
pnze by bu ymg your summer supply
of Kedettes thts week a t ---
Scholarship
Blanks Given
\ rcr C'C'ntt>r. ~1rs. Rogers. ways
and means <-hairman. stated that
a formal dinnt>r dancr is bein~ I
plannpd for July 3. in addition to .r. w. REINiaT, Owller thf' annual Bazaar and parly in
.:'\CI\ rmber. 1818 ~E\\'PORT BOUJ...EV AJU) BJ»ecw a.6
I
Scholarship blanks for the fi rst From now until June. the Frank I 00 TA IIESA • • • We Qtve YB Greea 8 ......
annual Panhellenlc Scholarship to R Wilkin.o;on dental clinic, spon· j~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii~~iiiiii= be presented by tht-nt:'wly rormed sor£'d by the lA'ague. will tx-open
H a rbor Panhellenic ha\'(' tx-en on Wednesdays as well as each turn~ over to the dean of women !Thursday, according to Mrs. R. R.l mon.•~ NOW DftlaB at t~e Newport Harbor High Hod~kinson. dental clinic chair· U .... lltll ft WID
School. it was reported at thf' man Dr 0 . G. SU('SS will be tht'
April 1s Panhel m eeting at the Co-additional dentist. Mrs. Hodgkin· ALL DJST1• UC£ LENSES rona del Mar Community Church. son also reported that the Lind· All
The scholarahip is a vailable to berg School PTA of Costa Mesa
graduatine seniors who are plan· has made a do nation of $100 to
ning to enter some college or uni· tht> clinic.
ve:nrity where there are national Mrs. Robert WaJker , chairman
sororities. It wtll be awarded at or the Lt-ague's Wellare commit·
the tea for mothers and ~ugbtera tee. has been named member--at·
ill June. Kra. Ralph Michelson large of the Orange County Coun-aDd her committee gave reports on cil Board of Wellare Agency.
the a rrangement for tlle tea. Ways and means committee held
PJa.na for a t.enefit card party a cooked food sale after the Tues·
on Friday, May 2, to be held at day meeting. Hostesses for tlle
St . James O n1rc.t) to help floance luncheon were Mrs. Phillip Bas·
the schol&rsb.ip, were also discus· sett. Mrs. Roderick Burnham.
sed. Mrs. Elbert Smith is hand· Mrs. Walter Franz. Mrs. A. A.
ling tickets and reservations. Ha.nUlton and Mrs. Ernest Saftig
BALBOA BABY ARRI\'ES
~tr. a nd Mrs. L. N. Burris. 200
E Balboa Blvd . Balboa. are the
p:trf'nls or a 0('\.\' daughter born
---Instead of
Complete
Eyesight Semce
Bifocals.,__-
Fot"tner+y )) Yean ift Downtown los Aa .. l"
Dl. JUUAI J. ISAACS
O PTO M E TRI S T
M~ E,~ Examinations
SEW ARCADE HOPS -XE>:xt to Sean -Saa1A Aaa
Uou:n: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dally I.Dd~ Sat.Nay
PHO~"E IDmberly S..S!% FOR E\'Elii"ING APPOtNTJilEN'I'!II
• Pl9ty or Fr~ ...,.ldac •
Mrs. C8..ss Smith and Mrs. A ~o
Haapa were elected to th<' nomi·
nating collUTUttee and a third mem·
ber will be appointed by the prrsi·
dt'nt. Mrs. Nita Carman and ~tn;
Marjorie Beach prest'~tt>d a tril~ ·
elogue with co)ored slidf's of thf'lr
recen t trip to Japan on a fr<•tJ!htrr
on Frrday, April 11 , at St. Joseph 1 Call
Hosprtal. "l'ichin~ 6 pounds. 11
ounc('S. HArbor 1114 lor Job Prilllillg
Speaking of ranges
o• couasa-rrs auaarca
ASK r o a AN Y r UTU&E and you'U have lt-ln the wide aelettion ot modern •S.Ctrie
r...,. available oow .
-r..re are complete pu.allbutton panele with aeparat• cont.role for eadl eoolltac
uit aDd automatic openUoa all tbe way. And there are individual lillata for Midi
,_Mtton, 10 you oaa tell at a ctuc:. juat what beat i.a beilll ued, and wht.rt.
a....t tbe ran,. that •lu ,_, pane, purpoee and tMte. ADd r.-••'-r U.JI-
U.. ,..... &M& ,_. MUer aiMI..-Mtt.-are udne r....-Set.,.,.., ......
BOUi'BBRI CALIFORNIA EDISON COIIPABY
•LaCTIIC il tM t001'd
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LnTLE BALBOA ISLAND
Neat home with t'Vl'ry conven-
l.ence. Large patio, sep. guest
l'Dl. & bath and a garage de-
algned for an apt. over.
Full price only ...
$181000
Stanley Hadfield
Realtor
11e llariae Balboa ...... BAr..,.. !0 or HArbor ••t'7-l
JUSl' $4.500
2-bdrm. horne with hardwood
noors on approx. '>'i acr Back
Bay art'a. This would make an
ideal site for rabbit or chicken
farm.
TRADE
Newport Beach lot and $1,400
seasoned first trust d~ as down
payment on 2-or 3-bdrm. home
in Co.ta Mt'Sa art'a.
RABBIT &
C!DCKEN RANCH
Owner will consider a 2-bdnn.
home in Costa Mesa on a trade tor thjs modern chicken and rab·
bit ranch; consists of a 3-bdrm.
home on approx. 1 a cr e. All
eqwpmC'nt. VC'r~ modt>m with
328 rabbit hutches, 19 holding
pens. 2 brooders, 234 chjcken
cages, 10 growing pt>ns. S tock
includes 200 workin~ does, 130
Jr. does, 28 bucks, 155 hens. 300
pullets . 100 fryers .... Family
fruit, b<'rl'if"S and grapE's.
PRICED TO SELl. QVICKJ.Y
B. A. Nera101
1982 s~wport Blvd.
BE&coo 52!$ Cottta Meea
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday. April 27
I~ to <& p. m.
2137 MIRAMAR
lkrlboa Peninsula
• OWSF.R LEA\'I S(t Arm
• Mt ~T !'F;I.L !
BaJ & Beach ReaiiJ
J. M. MJIIer, Mana~ter
Uac·k Fa.> Gloden Fay
14~ W. &lboa Blvd. HA 12M
Nt-wport ~
BALBOA
ISLAND
LOT
Onr o f th1• fpw a·em.aanin~
lrJI'l t~nnlnt)ll" on th(' Is-
lund. cJo,;(• to north bay.
~tr IC• d $7 looo
island realty co.
ReaJtor8--BUAlnf"M Rrok~nt
UARVE\' O. PEASE
Park a l A~te. Block from Ferry
BALBOA ISI~<\NO-HA S77-W
BAY FRONT HOlE
P IE R Rnd Ft.OAT
R.l·n ·nll) rPdt•<'Cit'll ted Good
luiJtHIIot a on Complct('ly turn.
$36,500
Morris & Lowelan•
•ol4 Y.. Balboa Bh•d. Bal boa
HArbor ~Z65
Best Buy in
e e e Newport Heights
Charming nf'w 3-bdrm ranch
s tylt> hom<'. F ir eplact'. bl-st
hardwood floors, large closets,
finl' wc;>rkman· $12.500
rTlflnShiSJ ... p,aoo DoWil
leaCH Hill Realty
HI Newport Blvd., CMta Me•
BJC 671S-R BE NI!-W
D' you are thinking
of renting
your property dllf'taJ ....._,.,
telephone ua.
Ed L Sedelmeier
IUS Oout Bh'4.
Coroaa elf)( Mar IIArhr 11M
£naign ClusHied ada have ben
a proven means or reaching bu)'erl tor all torts or merchandlae-U•
tbem! PhoM HArboc' 1\14.
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Thunday, April 24-1152
FOB SALE • • • EXCLUSNE LISTING VIEW LGT
• • • 1n Corona del Mar, 40',
ln R-1 Dlatrlct, ... one of the tew resi~nUal lou left aouth
of the hJghway.
For Scde
SOFA, $25· 5-pc:. "'chrome A: red
formica dinette wt. $45; scatter rue.. drape~, and rniscel fumlah-
inp. 2702 Circle Dr .• Bay Sbore.
Beautiful Home in Corona de l Mar - - -- --0Yerlooking Harbor Entrance
with puoramle vtew of t.be oceaa. Glare-proof plate gla.as wtndowa. Property comprlset approx.
3,000 sq. ft., has 2 stories, 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, sunken Uv. rm. 4: muter den. P'1allf fW"='hh..._
Exterior decks East 4: W est looking toward San Pedro and Laguna. Heating by Payne, alr condJtlon
controls upctalrs an4 downstairs. Fully pJute~ 2-car garage and paved carport. Property will be
shown by appointment only.
--8e& 1 BLOND twin bed. $5. A11o lawn-
mower , SlO. HArbor 2490.
6-INCH heavy duty jointer; 6-in.
belt aander; Stanley "55" mold-
Ing plane; misc. carpenter toola.
HArbor 2490. WE HAVE SOliE VERY DESIRABLE OCEAN VIEW LOTS IN C.D.II. A.ND 8HORI'.OLIJIT8
COlONA DEL MAR PBOPEBTIES
FOR SALE-Uae<t Towner oil bath
diac harrow, 10'6". L. w. Bemis
Tractor &: Imp. eo. 1629 E. Flnt
St., Santa Ana, KI 3-2639.
Robert B. L)'IUI aad Helea L Lyma, Broke,.. P A I N T I N G STORKLlNE buggy. Excel. cond., HArbor 1037 $12. BE 7318-J. Call Frl. or Sun. 411 Coast BouleYard CORONA DEL MAR
VOGIL VALUES
CIIIIA DEL Ill
You Are at Home - -• the minute you step into ---
this long, low, 2-bedroom home built on a 60' comer lot. Large
liVing room with Dutch door in front-another Dutch door opens
to large patio with BBQ. Has vine covered fireplace. 'rue in
kHchen & bath. Mort' closets & cupboards than In a ny home trus
size. Several lar~e bearing fruit tN!('S. Room to build income on
rear of lot. Owner transferred ~15 000 4% GI loan of
An outstanding value a t only • 1 $63.88 per mo.
Home & Income ---on comer lot ---
Beautiful 2-bedroom home with wall-to-wall carpeting plus large
furnished garage apt. now rented. $65 00 per
4% GI loan -payments only • month
The VOGEL CO.
1301 Cout Bh•d., Corona del Mar
HArbor 11ft nr 1471. EvM.IAp: HArbor St3-M or HArbor OMI-W
I TODAY'S . SPECIAL
Ne w 3-bedroom. l% bath home Only 1 block to
ocean and beach This home has hard wood
floors, floor furnace. d1sposal. fenced yard
double garage Priced to sell quickly
at ... $141900
SEF; TID~ TOOA \'
PRICE T. McCUISTION
Coroaa del Mar IIAJ'bor 47
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PLATING PI..ANT-provcn mon<'Y mak('r -i"stablished 6 years.
Chromt>. copper. nickPI, <'admaum & .line. This is a GOOD busi·
ness. averag£'s b<'tter than $6 500
$1 .000 per month -- . full prJC<' I • • • LmLE MONEY. $3.000 Down
3-b<'cironm homr> on d('Sirabl(' con wr Jut an Corona del Mar un·
usual eoncrctl' cons ti'U<'tion. ht>avaly bualt and mod£'rn in ~sign.
l'\ic!' r!'ar yard, attractl\'1' patao $12 500
Full prJct• I • • • INDUSTRIAL RENTAL
MODER:S Pl.A:ST-Ruilding 10'x1CJ()' With 6()0 squar(' f('N addi-
tion on 1 acr(' ot ground -· -7<Jm·d 1\1-1 - --partition('d orfice
s paC'e ---2 tollt>Ls -• -hi"Q\} ('OO('rf•tf' sla b and $240 pt'r
!'t('f>l frame construction month ua .. oo.. ln'~ESIDIEDI Co.
RE.4 LTO RS
(Since 1945>
Newport BIYd. at IOUI 8&. RA 1100
NEWPORT BEACif
SHORE CLIFFS
221 Morning Canyo~ Rd.
Open for Inspection. Sunday 1 to 5 p. m.
Beautiful 4~bedroom. 4-bath Colonial Home. Fine view ... unit
heat ... hardwood floo~ ... patio . . barbeque ... famHy dining
room ... dozens $42.500 Attractive
of outstandan~ features. Priced . Terms
BREEILEAF aad As~a~
YOU'LL BE SUBPIISED!
Lovely new ranch type ho~ on 63' lot.
Has shake roof. 2 bedrooms, brick fireplace,
beamed ceilings. "Cute as a bug's ear."
Priced at SI,B
12.450 down. Located In the better
part or Costa Mesa.
Earl ShefliD OVAL braided rug, approx. 8"d0',
I D~~ 171 ....., St. -Ooeta •-$30. Uk~ new. Allo new fol~ ~ MAMA ••-...,.. lng clothnllnt-, good cond. $7.!50. * May 11 * Call HArbor 132-J.
-witt.-E. L Sl.lllllllr ESTATE table top range, high Oowe-by Moni• broUer, clock control oven, $50: •• • llEALTGil by priv. owner. Can be seen at
oot ll. ..._ llh'd. -..,.._ • IUSINESS O"'RTUNITIES Crown Hardwar~. CDM.
IIAitNw Jt'70 • RENTALS 16-INCH lawn mower. almollt new,
Trade at home aDd beJp put BA.rMr nM reasonable. 516 Begonia , CDM.
money ln circulation locallY. IIU Co.tt ~ .. c.r-a _,_, War CROSLEY REFRIG. excel. cond.
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0 P E N B 0 U S. E ends. 405 Heliotrope. COM.
182 SHORECI.IfT ROAD
Dally I to 6 p. m.
3 bedrooms, 1 ~ baths. Deluxe eqwpment
BEAUTIFtJL VIEW OF OOEAN • HILLS
~~£.500 Term. ~ a\'allabJe
Opelle Realty Co.
.. eo..t ll!fltwa.z, eo..... del 11ar HArbor 1111
SECUBm FOB SALE
You can own a modem ocecm view duplex
for $2.500 down -a nd $50 a month profit after
monthly payments ts yours to keep. Contact
Lloyd C. Boward. Realtor
1-116 Cout Bh•d. Corona del Mar nArbor stsu
BALBOA PENINSULA
Attract.ivt', roomy and comforta ~P ---4-bedroom, 2-bath home
on largl' lot. Landscaped and nice patio, . $24
1
500
furnace heat, 3-car garage TC"rm8
BALBOA REAL n CO.
Opposite Balboa Bank of America
UWan McAdoo HA 32T1 Ross Greeley Josephine Webb
700 E . Balboa BJYd., Balboa
CORONA DEL IAR
"CLEAN A~ A IIOVSD'S TOOTH"
614 ORC'IfiD. F.XCEI.LLVTLY FUR N. ! -WE.-BDRM. llOMT.
Lovt>ly strt't't, convt'nicnt to $11 500 FuU Prlelf".
,;hops and oet>an 1 Oood Temu.
F:'<t'IWJh'C" \\1th 1M
TOM PAYNE, Realtor
310 Coast Boulevard Corona del Mar
Will Lease
Attractive pallo shop. 1.500 sq. ft. floor area. Facing Carnation
Ave .. just ofl Coast Blvd., C. D. M Available immediately for
1 • -• 3 --• or 5 yean;.
John E. Saclleir
~Waltor
IIArbor 242! 607 Cout Bh•d,
Coroaa de-l Mar
ONCE ill a LIFmME
Only NOW can you buy a view estate site o n the
BACJ: BAY a1 the low. low price of $5.000 lor oDe
and a quarter acres. You 'll be too late if you
wait.
Lloyd-C. Boward, Realtor
BRAND NEW Weston Lt. meter;
8mm B.H. mo ... ae camera wHh
case ; P<l6t card l'ize, autographic folding camera. good condition.
HA 359-W eves and week ends.
GULL SAILBOAT in good cond
with cover, pod, anchor, oars etc.
plus ahore moortng newly recon-
ditioned, $275 CaU Harbor 20
S MAI..L O'Keefe & Merritt table
top stove. oven broiler and warm-
Ing oven, $30 701 Marigold,
COM. HArbor 804-R.
UPRlGHT plano. rl.~bl:-; . ..;.:bed--=-.-~-p-ri=-n-g
and mattress, Kirby vacuu:me
cleaner, 6 mo~ nld; Thor auto.
Gladlron. likt> nPw. See and
make offer. 1R! E. 17th S t.,
('.,osta M('S8 aftl'r 6 p. m.
UNf>F.RWOOIJ pmtable typewrit-
er. good cond., $.10 Call HArbor
1757-W.
GOLF CLUBS, matche-d Bobby
Jones, 5 iron.c;. :i woods & bag.
S43. HA 2724 Jl~ol Palm. Balboa. ~-PLYMOUTII d ub coupe, r&h.
good motor r-;,., <b upholstering
& tires St>ll c-hrap. $100 cash
wtll handiP \\'ill tllkt' 'TV as
part payment II A ~ _2...,12_. -=---:-:-
CHTLD'S Colson tricycle A: stroll-
er. reasonabl(' IIA 2825--J.
BICYCLE
REPAIRING
Schwinn Bicycles
RAY STEDMAN
1574 Newport Blvd.
COSTA 'l'ESA
B F.a.con -• -• 51!3-.1
1949 PACORD
R-CYLINDER. SUPER DE-
LUXE CUSTOM BUlL T , 4-dr.
SEDAN. R & II with white
wt1U tires. Ori~ Pockard ma-
roon color. Exc·••l, condHion.
Selling pnc(' h. low market
valul'. Low 00\\ n payment &
low monthly p;.l\ml'nts.
Oall 0W'D4'r: tUrboT 1057
New KIT<JIIENS ! BATIIBOOMS!
Complete IruotaUaUoa
AU 1ft ODe •)perataoa
Plumbing, Carpentry, Tiling, etc.
1 ftOlO DOWN • • • •
V7C S YEAIS to PAW
GARBAGE DISPOSALS Gar~eD~._ .....
wttlll Samet Eaa7 Ten.
MAR AO J>LUQINO 00.
700 C.m.ti011, COM HAIW llll
UNCALLf'..D...'OR Md TRADE-IN
WATCH S&LE
1 Lady Hamilton, gold filled
case, new brtt{'('l£'t -· ··-· .$27 50
1 Lady's 17-jewel Mido, 14k
gold case ,_ .......... $19.50
1 Man's Harman 17-jewel
14-k gold case -· _ ...... ..$16 SO
1 Man's Swiss shocll·resist-
lfnt. 15-jewel, goN filled
cue ... . . . -.......... $13 25
These wa tchcs ha v. been
overhauled and a tt guar-
1411 Cou& Blvd. Oorou del Mar liAr..,. uu anteed.
----...... --·-------------------Complete line of New EJgtn and Hamilton watches, Staya Silent - --Lasts Longer starting at ..... -·--.... $33.75
S E B V E L WALIAOE OALD.EIUIEAD
81'7 C-.t Blvd. CDN
The GAS Retrigeratol'
BIG TRADE -IN ALLOWANCE!
PHONE FOR FREE ESTIMATE
2 Locations to Serve You
Balboa Furniture Grant's Furniture
100 Main St. 1645 Newport Blvd.
HArbor 14!5 Balboa BEacon 5707-M Cotta Meu
·..r ,.
52 Tbanclay. April 24. 1152 .......
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""'so"""""F ... A ... , -$25-:"""s---pc .......... cttrome---A~-red~· USED ORCHARD s pray outllt on WILL ROO for $100 until June 1. s d I ftl--• • • of sodal MTs. Davies
Is PTesident formica dlnette set. $45: ac:atter skids: power pulley tor C.t. D-4. lovely rurnlahed d~x. Heeted. pe 1i 1111111e1 nole rup, drapes, and mJscel tumlth• Fannall·l2 t1'8Ctor with eultlva-Sleepe 5 pe.nona. 2 btu to bey
lnp. 2702 Circle Dr .• Bay Shone ~np: ~ .• wi6~~rr;.~~~ ~~ 6 beach. HA ~. gaf::.!in~~t. <;~!ntn7~~) .. • I Mrs. Geor&e Davies. Corona d!Pl
1 BLOND twtn bed. $5. AiiO lAwn· RESERVATIONS for • u m m er at the home of Tonuny Thomas, Mar and foi'IMrly of Bay Shore~.
mower, $10. HArbor 2490. Santa Ana. Kl ~2639· rental, 3-bdrm., 2 betha, South 3306 Marcus St ., Ne..,..,..rt, Cor a I touched H ! That beautiful wu elected Y"terday u the new
6-INCH Mavy duty jointer: 6-ln. DELUXE model elec. ironer, 001t Bay -,nd Onyx. or 2-Bdrm. apt., k d ham dln -,.... d UtUe piece of paper that aald $50,-president of Women's F~hfp
belt sander ; S tanleY "55" mold-$185, will sacr ifi ce. HA 359-W 120 Diamond, B.l . HA 1520-W. ~~~t:' direction or~.c.:p-~~ 000.00 on it. What's more they of the Corcna ck>l Mar Community
lng plane: rru.c. carpenter toola. eves. 4\ wk. ends, 405 Heliotrope, FOR SALE-Channlnc Cape Cod Clancy. "Deacon" Den Towler, All-said that there IS {ifly thoUsand Churdl by a tmanimous vote. Her
HArbor 2490. Corona del Mar. on UttJe laland. Clole-ln; Z. Pro halfback of the Los An~tetea dol~l"' in tht. w~ld and that nice supporting offi~ a.re Mrs. Ray·
FOR SALE-Used Towner oil bath BRITIS H import clothes, girl's bdnn. home., bach. apt. plua Rams, will bnng sound movies of check from the generou~ Mr. Ho.c mond Kent Harvey, ~nt:
d1Jc harrow. 10'S". L. w. ~ camel hair coat, girl's navy flan-sleeping rm.; ~tlo nn., 2 fl~ the championship 1951 .season. wUl buy tome prett.y important Mra. Howard Bogert. ~~~eo-
Tractor A: Imp. eo. 1629 E. flrtl nel blazer coat, Calif. cottons, placet, patio. Owner, Box 37, George Turne r • s suggestion, equipment for the new Ho.g Me-cretary; Mrs. Ed Hagen, eort'e-
.. St., Santa Ana, Kl 3-2639. good as new but outgrown, frac-Balboa Island, or HA 1334-M-K. "The Fogho,rn," was coo-en by a moria! Hospital. spondlng aecretary; Mr&. J. R. Bell.
STORKLINE .... ft ...... Excel. cond.. tioo or co.t. Age 8-9-10 years: GARAGE wtlh cement floor. Alley committee comprised or Paul But-• • • treasurer ; Mrs. ClaN!ftOe Dodd,
$12. BE 731~Can Frl. or Sun. would trade for peel or nHicers' ent. 414 Mangold, CDM. HArbor lt>r, Doc Thiele and Tom Hefter-And speaking of ap unlimited historia n; Mrs. A. A. IY!mper, per-chairs. Alk for J ean Taylor, HA 2233-M. nan 88 title of a bulletin to be nwnber of zeros, I understand llamentari.an. and Mrs. Wendell
OVAL bl'8ided rug, approx. 8"x10', le2·J or HA 357J. HAVE .,., 000 ult 1 houae --A published by the club. from the eastern branch of our 1 Hoyt. auditor.
$30. Uke new. AlJO new fold-USED NORGE refrig., good cond. ...... eq Y n ' •""'" famHy that. my uncle George, by Th£> business meeting, oooducte4 lng clothesline. good cond. $7.50. $35. BE 7101-J. 321 Fullerton cond., protected seaview. garage, George, rec d a $1,000,000.00 (one by retiring PJ'")dent Mrs. W~D ~ Call HArbor 132-J. Ave .• Newport Heights. ~~e:t ';1~ ~~h$1~·~; Gant Honored million. that it) checkd t ~1 ooothe Hoyt, included also a di.lcualon of
ESTATE table top ~. high HEDGESHEARS elec. hedge trim· what have you Call owner. HA govem~nt, lnstea 0 the • • the Church Festival and Fair next broiler , clock control oven , $50; A group of neighbors held a sur-he was expecting Too bad he k d Th ted $200
be t mer. Cuta on both edges. Used 2904-M. pri.ae party for J. A. Gant, 1111 W. se t it back I f·l~ he could wee ·en e ltJ'Oup vo _..._ by prlv. owner. Can seen 8 about 50 hours. Excellent cond· FOR SALE-2-bdrm. ho ......... ar Ba N i ho f n • I for the building fund Mrs. J vo.ID Crown Hardware, CDM. ~ ~ Y Ave., ewport, n nor o have a~ another fo rtune , Meador asked for the donatloa ~~~;;..,~~~~~;::~:;-t-=::::-Co.t $40. Price $20. HA 539. ocean. Expandable, ln R·2 zone, his retirement as city trea su-rer during the four yean or so it of card table for the 'lburada1 16-lNCH lawn mower. a)mOjtCDnMew, USED REFRIG., good running $10,750. .Owner. 314 Jasmine, on Wednesday or last week. Mrs. would nt"n.babi.Y take the govr-m · n·aght ,.ard noorty and --•...o • ..._ re8Sonable. 516 aeaorJia. . d. -'-t .A.. 515 s Co del M ,..__ . h , .. v ---....... , ., con • new .,_.., . -... a n rona ar. ..,. .. t was surprised. too. w en ment to find .•t. • • nee-d them Wednesday, Sbe saJd CROSLEY RE FRIG. excel. cond Bernardino, Newport Heights. FO R RENT-2 very nice traller friends a rrived a t 8:30 brlnging . , 1
1
food for the< wo~n·s food Ale
1-mcd aiz.e. HA 359-W eves. & wk. FOR S ALE OR TitA.DE-2 view spaces. s lab, elect .. sewer & wa-the evening's refreshments. BUT speaklng .. o~ ~rtles. we vc could bl> brought to the cburdl be-
ends. 405 Heliotrope. COM. Iota 63"x50' frontage overlooking ter. Take up to 35' trailer . Heat-Included in tht> party were Mr. hear~ lots of Diem t we have I ginnin~ at 11 a. m. Thunday. MrL
BRAND NEW Weston Lt. me ter; Hollywood Freeway, S min. from ed restrooms & showers. AduJta. and Mrs. A. B. Kjng, Mr. and Mrs. fun!' c:ommcnts from t~e Hoag J ohn Sadl~.>ir aakt'd for cionatlona
Rnun B.H. mov1e camera with Vine & Hollywood Blvd .. Owner, Permanent. College Court, 350 William B. Tritt. Mr. and Mrs. Memonal Hospital Chanty Ball for tht> candy booth. case; post card size. autogr&J?hiC 501 OrchJd, CDM. HA 2869-W. Avocado, Costa Mesa. Walter Corbin, Mr. and M rs. F. C. laat Friday, and lots more saytn~.
folding camera. good condition. NEW STUDEBAKERS-Now is NEW 1.bdrm. rum. apt., disposal, Wood jr., Mr. and Mrs. Roy King, "We REALLY got our money's Catches 2 Marlin
HA 359-W ev('S and week ends. the tlmt> lo take advantage of venetian blinds, utlls . gar. Day, Mr. and Mrs. George Stricker, worth" There's no dt>nyinlt thE'
GULL SAILBOAT in good cond. our factory delivery and save up wk. or mo. 7 17 Femleaf. CDM. Mr. a nd Mrs. Herbert Bat>tz, and crowd lapproximatl'ly 700l "'fl:. N(lt onl~ dad Katt>} ~ of
W''th cover, ""'d. an ..... or. oars etc. to~. Joe Nlck .. rtz. '>AtS New-F---ENT N 1 d ted Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hand)' handled just ri~ht. by the prf>S('n· 226 Onyx .AH•. ~Iboe bland.
.... "'" -.vv " ""' OR R ew Y re e<:<>ra tation of tha,t s tupendous after catch hPr hrst marlin l.a.t week plus shore moormg newly~~ port Blvd.. N.B. bachelor apt. 618 Marigold, COM. T T I dinner progaun. ~h•· 1·aught two of them. The
dltioned. $275 Call Har r '50 CADILLAC Convertible by pri-Yearly or swnmer rental. al" a E~ Uberace is one of the biggest I liNt nnl'. 8 196-poundl>r wu the
SMALL O'Keefe & Merritt table vate party. Good condition, TURN IN your lot toward pur· things that has happened to New· second largE>Sl marlin caught ~
top stOV(' oven broiler and warm-$3600, or mak!' offer. HArbor chase of cheerful seaview house. By 101 WHEELER port Harbor ror some timt> in tht> yt-ar an Las Cl-uces waters, w~-re
lng ove~. $30 701 Marigold. 2387-W. gar., lovely patio. and be ready entertainment world . . Glnn) Katt>r ts hstung. Ht-r SK'Ond f ash
COM. HArb(lr R04~R. COLDSPCYI' refria.~ Ilk<.• new. 5' for summer rent. Prired $11.000. • TRACK S imms was good and so was our wa-. li:l pounrlo; Ruth were ca~ht
UPRIGHT piano. dbl. bed. spring cab .• 7:3' stora~e ·pace. Bar-Call owner. HA 2904-M. In their l~t dual me-et . of the bo) Tom Norton 'sounded nl'arl~ on nu•t1111m t&cklt
-Rnd mattress. Kirby vacuume gain. 3403 ~ Fanley, :"l.B. OWNER LEAVING, will rent fum. yPar, on Apnl 15. the Varsaty_ Tar professional singing a duet With
c·lt>aner, 6 mos uld: Thor auto. STEW ART·W All.."'ER ref rig.. 81 2-bdnn., 2-bath home on Balboa t rack team bll the dust . 69-35. as th£> lovely Canny I . . and Walter
C.ladiron. lik(' n('W See and cu. ft .. excel. cond. Looks like Peninsula !or summer season to the rough a_nd ready . Samts from O'Ke-efe Cf"rtcunly has a terrific
ma ke offer. U<J E. 17th St.. new. Priced to sell. $.'l5. TArbor responsible family. 2024 Ocean San Ia Ana mvaded ;>o;l'wport With 1 add Jabbing talt>nt. The entertain·
RJC:IIARn S WI:EK OLD
Uttle Richard Nt'ff i.s 3 w('(>k:s
old t h1s momang He as ~ son
or ~1r and Mn. J::dward B N~>tt.
<!ffi ~3rrl ~~ . ;\IPW-port RPam. M d
h•• "a' hum ThuNda) momln~~:.
Apnl 3, at ~~ Joseph Hospit.lll • • • a bic bo) of 7 pounds and 7 ounet>11.
Ht'lpmg ha.., moth(•r to takl' <'8J'e
of his i" h1:-b111: sister of 6~. Also
pr!"!-t•nl f11r lhf' bll!' P\'f'nt arl" h1a
maternaJ ~andpar•·nt M.r and
'\ir-.. II A HammPrrl of Wanona.
~l1nr11 ·~n1a
Costa M('S8 art•·r 6 p. m. 2859-J I Blvd., HA 2126-W. both gun bla1ang. lers seem to hkt> our Harbor and UNDERWOOD IJ(II t~thl~ typewrft· . BEDROOM A tm t • rtl The unha ppy Tars were a bll' to thP Bay C1ub. too W aIt" r
cr . good cond .. $.10 CA ll HArbor A~\;LE~I~<'~}{a;i·~ C:~~~ 1" fumisht'd. $65 '::!~. y:~riy ':as!. J.:~in thr<'~ fi rst P!aces. however . O'Keett< tuck ar(lund a nd wa' onf•
1757-W ~sy tl'rms. lk>aullful mah::.
1
6031,;, Marigold. ~OM. H~ 770-R.I ~~~~~. ~~{ ~~~~~~!n~!~~h~~et~~ ~~dt~f11:.~'R .. i~~~~·~ll~~d:~ ~~R
GOLF CLUBS. ma tched Bobby any cas<>. For rhurch or ho"!e. GARAGE AI"!· wtlh sle-eprng rm, broad jump honor~ With a 20'\4 " \nn \1t1lf'r and Gann} Samms
Jones. 5 irons. :\ woods & bag. DANZ·SCH~.IDT RIG PfA~O
1
full_ ~th. Lav. :m No cookln~ leap. and Roll1c PuJaski annf'xing .... ,.r•· t.:llmp-.ed lunchan~ a t the Ba~ S4J. HA 2724 11~1 P~lm. Balboa. and Or~on. < o 520 ':'lo ~au:a. facalltaes. A\·aalable now . 333 ftw top spot in I he shot put wath Club on Sunday. appar••ntly haqn.:
'40-PLYMOUTI I ~rlub coupe. r&h. Cor. 6th S8ntu Ana Knabe Pl-Poppy. COM. :l Pill or -t2'!)H bt><>n WE'i!k·end gU('Sls
good motor. Nf'• ds upholstering anos. . W ANTE[)......()cC'an front unproved The .Sailor RM-11 dad not grc-.•t Others lunchang therl' 111CIUdl'd
& tir4:'5 &-IJ rhPap. $100 cash WEISS pankm~ !'h£'ars. almost J prop. $4,000 to $10.000 or vacant 1 tllf• ~amtm.t•n .,;(l ta!llldly, boppl.n~: l t ht· Utck R1churds frum ="•'WIM>rt
will handlP. Will take TV as new. for half prlcl', $4 BE G622. lot O<X'an front. Give complt'tl' tlwm fo6'::·2Ril Farst place wln·l l(l'acht' Tht· Paul Ho~l'l\ 11r l.ul~o
part payment II A 212. MOD. A F nrd \Pf•. runnin~ good. de tails in l<>tter Add. R. S. NC? nt'll> fn1 tht' Harbor middlt'welghts bll' \\£'It' thl·rl' re<'f.•ntly "'''h th•·
CHILD'S Colson tricycle & stroll-S75. HA 14!11-R uftc•r 5 p m 985 No. Los Robles. Pasadena 6, w<'n•. K{'n :-.:Ill's, ,_..,.., Ta} lor Ru~ Tom :'>ltnlords uf Cor<ma dPI Mnr
t'..\Rt. '\T \ 1"'1~ JJERF.
er. reasonable. IIA 2825-J. .,'}ru:. BUYS bea utiful Splnl'l pwno~ Calif. Stafford. Cree Wra~.tht. Rand) Pt•)· IA'4' Rrtl!l''" ond h-r two ,m;tll ~ -~------------...,;.ov YEARLY RENTAL-Just complet-ton and Bob Gallt,·n n daughtl'r.... Paul.t and I.Rah IAt n· US<'d. Excel cond. 1-.:asy lerms cd, attrac .. all utlls. paid Laun-Th<> :'\l'v.'l)Qrl CN•.., ul~o tra· all drC'S!>lld up m ma t<'hlll~ pwk
:'>lr' :'>fa rtan M.1ns.:old of 214
l..atk'Jiur A\f• Cnrnna dt>l Mar.
Pnlf rt oiMc·fi ho•r moth<'r last we-ek..
\1 r' l~1t~monfl ~~~rhw •f l~
BICYCLE
REPAIRING
Schwinn Bicycles
~ RAY STEDMAN
•
1574 Newport Blvd.
COST;\ ~A
BEaton • • -• ~1!8-.1
1949 PACKARD
8-CYLINDER. SUPER DE-
J.tTXE CUSTOM BUILT, 4-dr.
SEDAN, R & 11 with white
wall tires. Oril! Packard rna·
roon color. Exr••l. condition
Selling priCI' ho•low mar ket
\'8 luC'. Lov. dov.n p!lyment &
low monthly pa~m<>nts.
OaJI Owner : Jl-\rbor 10S'7
New KJTOKENS! BATHROOMS!
Complete IDIIlallaUoa
All la O.e c.,_.Uoa
PlumbinR. Carpento •. Tiling, etc.
l ltGl DOWS ....
U70s YEAI8 to PAY
GARBAGE DlSPOSALS
Garbep DWpoMII I•alled
wtt.la Same !'.My T.-
MABSAO PLt.'MBING 00.
700 C.fMtiOft, COM HA~tler ll It
U N'CA.LLED-FOR Md 'I'I.LADZ..IN
WATCII l'IALI:
1 Lady Hamilton, s:old filled
case. new bra('('lt•l ...... $27.50
1 Lady's 17-jew<'l Mklo, 14k
gold CJ.tse ·-..... $19.50 1 Man's Harman 17-jewel
14-k gold case -........ .$16.50
1 Man's Swiss shodt·reaiat· lint , 15-jewel. go._ fill~
case .. .. .. -._ .. , . $1 3.25
The8e wa tches haft been
overha uled and :tf't gua.r·
a n teed.
Complete line of Nt"fr Elgin
and Hamllton -.tchea.
1tartJng a t .. -..-..... $33.75
t W ALLAOE OALDIIRB:EAD
811 OoMt Blvd. ODM
FOR SALE
UNFINISHED ehes"' c:hrome dln·
ette, platfonn roeken. aquare
a nd round mlrron_ occuJonal
and club chain. New apartment
gas ranges, bunk "*· Be sure
nnd see our Jdft =f"tment. Criat Fw~
1687 Oraqp Ave. 0... lltM
Acroaa trom l'lll"W ~ Beta Mkt. ~ BEaca~ '7331
FBiuGII p~~AY~.0 ~~~~;:~C~~~~J dry racil. Unfurn. 1-bdrm. $67.50. urnph<'d. <~UbdUinf.: lhrar ~a nta Arm drrssf'S ·~ 2 bdrms. $82.50. 2152 Newport oppont>nts -19',-~ll., Ro~Pr Ull\· A ramal) p!trt~ v.a ... l'njo\••ll IH
Main. Com er 6th. nnta Ana. Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Call HArbor I '~·y. Tt>d .M.uttnN G£'~•· :'>l .H•·. ~lr •lnd :'>l r:. lfny tChttmb>•r uf
Knabe Pwnos. 1.223-J . I Jim \Vh('('l<'r. ll(lrdon S aple und n.mnwrt l'' l..:.tiii.'O'n hl·lm In lht•
$476 Rl'VS rnaJ:nirlc.,·rH MAPLE FURN APTS ro renL See Lou· Da\'e .Slx Wt1rf.> a ll top s pot wan· KrfliiP v.11 ,. tho 1r dtiiJ£ht1·t .w·l
Spinet. Likf' new 1\ rare bar· lse . A ts nn L r Dbla & alnglea.l nPr<; for the Tar hghi\\~J~hts .. on-ln·lof\\ :'>t r ;mel \Irs \\ tlllollll
gain. Tcnns. £konch includ~>d. .!lei Bay 301!1 Carnadon Thp SunsN Lt'oR;UI' track ftnal.. J.apprnan Jl aud )·nun~ Ann Ltpp-
DAN7..-SCHMIDT BIG P IA.'\;0 oCover ~f Ma · · .11 !fun tan,:: ton R<-ach. will bt• t·on· mnn. and Juhn LAn~cnh(>am and
STORE. 620 No Main. Santa rona r lt.,;ted tomot r uw 1 l-'rida)' Ann Gnt-t)
Amt . Knab<' Paanos. e S \\'IMMJSfl I • • •
$5 RE~ a good practa<'e paano Wanted Fallin£ Cor thl' first t1ml' thi" HOT n .. <~t~: !'\mvk,. comllll-: uut
All term rent allo\\£'d on any ""nson. Hartx>r'<> mu::hty \ar.;at) of lh<> manmt·~ of lh•· l.lo~d llnv.
piano. IJ:'t thf' ktddll'!! l<'nrn. WA;-;TED: YEARLY 11'88(' 3 or '"am h!J.:'fons ruund II mn.:hl> sla p-ani r'l'!>ldrnct' ut 117 Jadt• ""'
DANZ-SCHMIOT BtG P IANO 4 lx'<'lroom house for family whh l"'ry cou1 g aKa ant' I Hunting ton Balbl.1.1 t ... lanu. 'II :our p r 1 .. 1 d a Beauty Salon
STORE. 520 ~0 !\latn. Cor. 6th. 4 children Prf'fer Balboa ls· fkach 0 11 Apnl 16 \\ht•n lhl' ho .. ts nf'JKhl.our ~·· .. h•rdA~ ollli•rniiCIIl lhat
SantA Ann. Knab<' Pianos. land or C D M. Re fC'rt.•nCl'S. :-<.~nk tht!m ~1·l·36'J . Brw·<' Ra1rd sh•• c.JII' t.1 lh·· lin· rll.•f\ltrtm!'nl. [,
P. bl HArbor 1449-M. l ied tlw Tars ~o~.H h tt :-c·hool r••c•nrd v.hfl •. ,.,11,. '""op1n~ dto\\11 1111 a ~: :s
~c:~c~lf~~wpo~~sfvd~ WM'TED 12-ft. ribreglass boat. brt Jklll~ tar ... t an')!ht• ;'l(t \llrti CrN' hlttntl··" Ill• pl.lll' far . It! "''II .
Costa M('Sil RE 5180-J. Frel' used good cond must tx> 'rC'RS· '1)1•·. ltmtnl{ ut ~01 1 I IJf·tl•·r ,,,1•• than '"rr~ delivery. . bl , r (.'('{i ·BE 5417 ,\nu llll'r no•\.\ llartXH' '''1m o;tiln· una ) p I . • • dk rd \\aS Sl•l an Lht.• mt'tllo·y r.-ln~ I Sb ct:u B S387 Rt:YS Grand Pia no. Ttus is w 1 LL I)() cook in~ for banquE.'ts or .... tth Dt.-nnv \11a!lon. nt·x Ill' II and ore .u.ue rs usy
8 wond<'rful chhnce for teacher w1 1l sew by th<' day or hour. Ui.tn PrP'Iton racu1t: tr11mro 10 ~ ·1 ~:.! :'hot•· <'hit.. ''"·ldt·nt 1 ,.,,.mck d
or student. Good cond. Tcnns. Good reft•renct•s. BEacon 5274-P.. Ht•'l( .Bdl and L'lcm Pr·•·''"" ,11...,, 111 .111 <~1'1 ... t1 t Hidro·, ... •fl ,, 111'
l)ru'\;Z-SCHMlnT BIG PIANO tuok andandual tu~t' H•·' c-aptur· .:-;,.,~hhor " • fl)r l~t·lllllf) lila: till' 1 11
STORE. liOnlt' or fane ptanos. Lost and Found Info! lht' dhan~ hlllllli'S nnri llon I trunct· Ill lht'll t•nmmumt\ ltllcl
KnabE>, lRstcr, Chickcr•in~. Wur· • t:arn<'rang tht• 1ndl\ 11iual m••dh'\ tunwd .. ur m fu l. f,.rct• "und.t\ I••
. , ... :•..., \
It' .. \\untlt•rtull~ ... tU..S)1Ba W
kn"" l h.~&t 'IIU ro· l~lt
~ nur IM t•llt•!it .
T h.-'"''' ''-') to ~t<'hlf'\" 40Cb ltl\ ··lin•·.., I" "' tntAt your
ht•aut~ f"_.,.,. w uur tllcbly
t rrun • ..-1 .,,,...raw" Utzc r, Slt'lnwa) and many nth· LOST Bell & Howell Rmrn mm II' luurels whack a"&) 11 t : ho' \\1••-d..., fh.,~ 'r•
crs. 52(1 No. :0.1Rtn, !-;nnta Ana . cam<>ra In \ICintty or COM. Sat· • Hll ft l I l.:ffOd ,, If I"" 1)11' pnl)l'l'' F ur h•'l•d·lllm lntt bt•:w ty
MODF.RN UE D DIVA;\~ and chaar . urday Reward . Call BE 5 1 98-~1. Semces but mmo work l~<lfll•'' "Ill ho• h•·ld Tum '" ()NifMNoaa.l ~ttl~
S35. din tabll-with 6 chairs S20 .. UI.ACK~~l't pouch purs<' in Bal---------------, tt• IIMt'h th•· Jnlo
modern dbl. bed with box spnn~:. bon m ~arch. ContamPd ~ood FJJIJ SHOP mattress $20. IIA ~7·J . nftcr 1 f'IE'&rl n£'Cklac~. earrinttS. Also car
3 p. m kl"y 1'\o id<'ntification Ill pur"•
S PINJ.o.....,.. PlANO. Famous make, Ownt•r offrr~ rt'wurd. l'illl I lA
slightly damag('d in shipment. 1816-R
SavP $200. Tf'rms. Maplt> case. S•tuati.ODS W,.....ted DANZ-SCHMJOT PIA.'IO CO. "' ...u.a
520 No. Main. Cor. 6th, Santa
Ana. 100 pianos always. Knabe
Pianos.
$69 BUYS a good practice IJiano
Trade in later at full pric<'. Oth·
ers a UtUe higher. All in fine
playing cond. DANZ·SCHMIDT
BIG PlANO STORE. 100 pianos.
Cor . 6th. 520 No. Main. Santa
Ana.
TRADE your old piano on telcru-
ion. Highest a llowance. DANZ-
SCHMIDT PIANO CO .• 520 No.
Main. Cor. 6th. Santa Ana.
Help Wcmted
SALESP ERSO N wanted, who can
type for women's wear shop.
Appiy Box D-4 Ensign. Refe-r·
ences, applicatton confidential.
YOUNG WOMAN for dental of· nee. Experience <k-slrt'd. Phone
HArbor 766 for Interview.
WANTED-Woman to do house-
work 2 mornings a w('{'\< on U do
lsl<'. Phone HA 2800.
NIGIIT CLERK and PBX opera·
tor male middle aged. 12 mid·
ntght to 's a . m. Priv.ate Club,
phone BE 6528 for application.
LADY wtTH car to take over es·
t.bllahed A VON business ln Har·
bor llf'N, Call BEacon 5624-R.
WILL 00 baby silting or h<>US<'-
work by lh<' hr. Ca11 HA 2915-J-K
WANTED-BABY SITTING. Re·
liable. HArbor 2925-J .
Miscellaneous
HAVE OPENING for 2 more paano
or accordion stude nts $7 per
month. Accordion fum. (~.
Doris V. Hall. 464 Santa Ana.
Newport Heights. BE 5201 -W.
NO NEED to join a ''Food Club"
t o buY meat at wholesale prices.
For the best in aged beet cut
the way you likt> it. a lways call
HArbor 0718. Harbor Frozen
Food Lockers, 418 30th St. New ·
port Beach.
RENT A WASHER or ref rig. Low-
est rates for beaut. clean, brancf
name appliances from S4 per mo.
up. Lido Electric Co. 516 Coast
Hwy., N.B. BEacon 5500.
ROTO-TILLING and weed cutting
machines. 2213 Newport Blvd,
Costa Mesa.. BE 518().J'.
FOR YOUR PET-U. S. Govt. •
spected ho,. meat. free deUv. ln
H.atboT Area. Rlcb"s Ptot s~
plies & Sporting Goods. 805
Coaat Blvd .. COM. RA 1293-J.
BABY S ITTING in your borne or
rnl.M, da.)' or nlJ'bt. HA uno.
IJ.L W1T JI CIIICKJo::\ l 'OX
The c-htldhood lllnt•S!> of C'hlrkt n·
pox '" rons1d1'rA bl) rnm !" dal fa cull
fur an ndull. r!'porl'-:'>fr.. R II
Drake. 223 Pmnsettm ,.\\ •'. t"v· rona df'l Mar. v. ho ha~ bt't"n 1!1 fl11
lhr<.'P \\f'l'ks "'llh thr• ronta~ow;
til t'8S£' ~ht• I' JUSI bf>gmnJIIj:: It•
ft-el wrll f"nou~h lo ri'Cel' e \1 it or:.
MAIC E YOUR
APPOINTM ENT NOW
< 'lo..t"d l't oada Y1'
HArbor 2187
1415 COAST BOULEVA-0
CORONA .DEL MAl
:-icrt•rn!'>-r£>v.lr<'d 8nd painl<'d, $1.
d(lc.ws that btnd or SQU<'Rk. f1x.f'd.
!;Oc; an) c·hair or PI<'CC of fur·
naturr thar ts brokl'n, r~pairt-d rr~luE"d: rll('k('r r<>plaC'E'd. match·
C'd as to fmish. nommal. • W1ll
ta k£> O\'f.>r yout k1 tcht-n at i m .
ciPan at. patnl it, and you ran
start cookJng at !'i p rn. snml' dn}
if it dot>sn't SUI I )OU, n(l ChU~(' Why hold on to that useless-~ l fOU article. Try the want ads. • Have an I'XJX'rt cl,•an wall .
<·~tlin~ and sidl~ wall.-<. ('Ompll'l£'.
$25 full price. Try ml' onct' 11nd
your troublrs art' ov£'r . \\'m . H. I
\-'AX TREE...Ii. "Bear Gat" for
short. 90·'7 • 1 E. Balboa BJvd .•
Balboa. I hR\'1.' be-en hf're since
1912. No phone. but a post card
wHI get you a caU tht> next day.
No job too small or too large.
'" the lirlcher lld9.
Superfluous Hair
Perma.nenUy removoed from race. a.rma, legs. Eyebrows and hair-
line shaped-No more tweezing.
ELLEN 1... BRYANT. R. E.
~y and Thursday only
Udo'l Salon of ~ut;y HA 2576
PaiatiDg-PaperhCID9inv
GEORGE BURniAHDT
M lbt St.. Newpert B..m
~MI.W
Oell aftN' I p. m.
fL H. HOLBROOK
Dependable P!umbinq
A. Prompt ~.tr s.rvtce
MalntalMd
..... ...,.._. IUI-W ............ " ...........
:(!l.a._., A-1 PLUMBING
~ 8PP.OIAl...ID8 rs aEPADL8
o., a l'!I"JPt Watn a ... ~
M~.,-n ,_ Tooh fOt ~-& Sl11• s..,...-,, Le • Boss "uoos Dl1 0~ WIJ 511Albo. N~._.... ==-you Can Do Better at
THE
Daniger Furniture Co.
C'OIIPLJ.:TE BOlla FUL"VISJWifQS
BEacon S6S6 1812 Newport Bl.d.
008TA III:8A
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BPW Assists
Cancer Drive
Members of the Newport Beach
BU!Ilness and Professional Wo-
men'• Club wiU help the county-
wide American Cancer Society
Campaign this W('(>k-end by seU-
inl flowers and corsages.
Tbe flowers are l>f'inR donated
by the Orange County Floral As-
80ciation. Bouquets a nd corsages
including the flowers, ribbons and
labor wiU be donated by approxi-
ma~Jy 40 florists in the county.
Morril lfolho of Balboa Is gen-
eral eba.lnnan. ------EMign ClassJfied ads have beeD
a proven means of reaching buyers
for aD 80t'tl of merchandise-Use
them! Ptlone HArbor 1114.
U GAL HOTIC'
No. A %11'70
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF
DONALD L. BEAUBIEN -Deeea.sed
Neilce b Hereby Gtv• to the
credtton of and an persons having ~ apinlt the said decedent
or .ut e.tate to file them with the
n~ vouchers in the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of the County of Orange, State of
CaUt.-nia, or to present the same.
with the necessary vouchers, to
the lmdersigned at his or her place
of btalneu, to·wi t:
e;o Donald D. Harwood
1415 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar. Calirornla
withia lix months after the nnt
pubHcatlon of this notice.
Dated April 4, 1952
MARY BEAUBIEN
Executrix of the Estate
of said decedent.
Till: S£W OFFI ERM of thf' Sf'wport llarbor AulstlaDCl4'1 ~: .eaCH lf'ft to rtl(ltt.-"t.n. f'A«ar
Ifill, parllamf'ntarlan aad past prt"tildf'at; Mrs.. E. A. Cra ry, a~w pr.-eideat ; Mra. .\. D. Sturt.fo\"llJit. On~t
\i<'('-prf'Ndent; Mrs. Rolaad Wrlpt. recordlac eec:retary. Stauldla~t lt'ft to rlpt.-Mrs. \', E. Hatc:k,
treasurer; Mrs. G.-orp Pf'ft.Df'y, jun.Jor a.d\·leor; ~rs.. IUehard Cutle, aaUoaal cou.dl ~prtwataUve ;
Mr'(. Xt'~D Nf'lt'e, c-orl'f'tlponcllag Mert'tar)': Mn .. P .tUI ko~n. lM'Coa.d vi«"-pdeehk".at; M,.._ Loa.lllt> \'la-
Cd\t, altn-t.fl IUitlOD.al c:oua<'Uor.
DONATIONS OOLLIIIO'I'Im
Donations tor Crippled au:J.
• dren's Foundation were eollected
by Slx th Grade GirJ Scout.l ot
Troop 21, who sold hand-made
F.aster liUes at Richard'11 Market.
Assisting were Petty Parker, Mar-
~lla Kleter, Susan Ilevi-. Unda
Mol'Tis a nd Margaret Swain. 'l'hls
troop is also maldng jig-saw puz-
z.les for the Lendin~ Ubrary for
Cerebral Palsle<l Children ln Santa
Ana.
CERTIFICATE OF DU81Nl!l88
Flctttlou Fl,.. Na.e
The Undenlpecl do hereby cer-
tify that they are coRductlnl a
retail automobile buslneas at 2101
South Main Street. Santa Ana,
California. under the nctttioua tina
name or JORDAN MOTORS and
that said finn is compoMCI of tbe
foUowing persons, whoee ~ Ia
tull and places of reeidfonee are u
follows, to-wit :
Huby J ordan, 3Z Pt*wettia
Corona deJ Mar, Callf.
KYTk Lu Jordan. 3Z Pc*IW~
tia, Corona del Mar, C<.
Ro6B A. Jordan, ~ Polaeet·
tia, Corona deJ Mar. CaJU.
Wltae. OW' handa thill IU. .,
of March, 1952
HUBY JORDAN
JtYRK LU JOJlDAN
ROSS A. JORDAl"f
State of Oallfonia
Coa.t)r ot Oraaec'"-1111.
0. Thia 6th day of ¥a.rela. A.D.
1952, before me, Susan P. P'ole:r. a
Notary Public in and tor ate!
County and State, retlkllw..,.
in, duly commlssioned mer ft'OI'II,
peraonally appeared Huby Jorclu.
Kyrk Lu Jordan, and RC* A. J~
dan known to me to be tbe ~
whoM namea are subecribecl &o the
within instrument. and admowl·
eded to me that they executed the
same. Ia WUa.-~ lbaw
hereunto set my hand aDd afftDcl
my ofttdaJ seal the eta)' ud )'M%'
ln this Certificate 'ftrst above writ-
ten.
DONALD D. HARWOOD
1415 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, California
AttorMy for Executrix
PubiWI: April 10, 17. 24; May 1 UGAL Ncmc' UGA~. NOTICI in tJw Newport Harbor Ensign. NOTICE INVITING BIDS FO& SGa.eet.OO BONDS OF NLWPOaT
UGAL NOT IC[ U GAL NOTIC' BEACH CROOL DISTIUCT OF O&A.NGE COUNTY, ()ALDO&NlA
Ctty of Newport Beadl, State of CaUforn& Xotlce Ia Herebf OlvM that sealed proposals for the puJ'dlue ol NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEW MEMBERS of tbf' Xf"''· S6.25.000.00 principal amount of bonds of Newport Beach School J>l.l..
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office or the City ~rt Ha rbor AMiJitaJJC«"t u.cu~. tnct 0 f. Orange County, California, will be received by the Board of
Clerk, aty HaU, City ot Newport Beach, California, until 7 :30 lf'ft tn rt~ht: Mn. Thomu C. Superv1sors at the office of the Clerk of said Board in his otftoe ID u.e
o'cloek P. M .• on the 28th day or April, 1952, at which time they will WPIM!lt"r, Mn. Wilbur Buc:k, Mrs.. Court House in Santa Ana, California, up to the hour of 11 :00 o'dock.
be publicly opened and read, for perfonning work as follows : .lohn Bnyd, Mn. Gf'Or~ Moore.. A. M. CaUlornia Daylil}lt Saving Time, on May 6, 1952.
CITY OF ~~WPORT B.EACB, OALIFORI'II,A Mra. 0. G. ueM -d Mrs. Fr&llk Said bonda will be dated April15, 1952, and will bear Interest at a
P'OI' ll'urD.lab1Dc -d IDstaiUJac U " Dtame~r Sewf'r Pipe Wllki.Moa. ra~t' not to t'X<'t'ed 5% JM'r annwn to be determined upon Ow _.. ol
LlDe Over tbe Upper 8a)' ol Newport Bay 1 Slud bonds. Said interest shall be payable annually for the tt.t ,_r
No bid will be received unless it is made on a proposal form fur-UGAL NOTta after the date of said bonds and semiannually thereafter. Sale! bolda
niRhed by the City Engineer. Each bid must be accompanied by CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS and the interrst thereon are payable in lawful money of the United
cash, ~rtitied or cashier's check, or bidder's bond made payable to I F1ct1Uo. 11\rm Name States of America at the office of the Treaaurer of aa.id County.
the Oty of Newport Beach, for an amount equal to at least ten per -Tbe Ulldenlped does hereby Said bonds wiU be 625 in number, of the denomination of $1 ,000.00
cent (10,..,) of the amount bid. such guaranty to be forfeited should certify that he is conducting a each, and wUJ be nwnbered and payable u follow.:
tbe bidder to whom the contract is awarded fail to enter Into the boat repair and construction bw;i-'-«' N11"'~" D••• of 1oM N""''"" o. .... COI1Ib'Mt. ness at 1215 Coast mghway, New-lr~elusive ..c.t11nty llld....,e ~
In accordance with the provisiOll.l of Sections 1770 to 1781 of the pOrt Beach, California under the 1 to 25 ....... .April 15, 1953 328 ·to 350 .... _ ... .Aprill5, 1Jet La~-edCode. the Ciral'ty Co~~-of the Oty of Newport Beach hal u -Sfi~~ti) OFUS brifinnti named ofthaM~de 26 to 50 .......... April 15, 1954 351 to 31t; ....•.... .Aprtl ~ ~ oe. ww• the gene prevauu~g rate of wages applicable to the work ~ a ca o n an t -.. 51 to 75 .... .April 15, 1955 376 to 40(L ...... .Aprt.l 15, ~
tG be done as follows : finn is composed of ~ foUowlng 76 to 100 ........ .AprU 15, 19e56 401 to 4Z§ ..•.••... .Aprill5, U.
Boar17 P• Diem person. whose name in full and 101 to 125 .A ri1 1"' 1~ ~<» to ~Ill\ .... n ·-place of business is as foUows, to-········· P 47' ~· ....u ..,.., •••••.... .A., ... ~ • .--v Vh I._Uoe Wap Seale Wap wit:
1
126 to 150 ......... .April ~. 1958 451 to 475 •........ .April15, tm
Laborers, General or ConstrUCtion ·············--·-····· ... 1.75 14.00 DONALD H. CHARLE 151 to 175 ......... .April 15, 1959 416 to 500 ... _ .. .Aprtl15, 1Ift
()penton &: Tenders of Pneumatic &: Electrical 1215 Coast Highway 176 to 200 ........ April 15, 1980 501 to 525 •........ ..Aprll 1:5. tm
Tooll, Vlbratine Machines, &: similar mechanl-N Beach Calif 201 to 225 .......... April 15, 19S1 526 tG 550 ......... -Aprtl Is. lft4
cal toola not separately clualfled herein ... ·-······· 1.95 15.60 WltaeM ew:;thand this 1st ·day of
1
226 to 250 ...... April 15, 1962 551 to 575 ......... .Apr1l15, 11'15
Cuttiq Torch Operator (Demolition) ·······-··········· 1.80 14.40 April 1952 251 to Z75.. .... -.. .April 15, 1963 576 to 600 .... _ ... .Aprt.l15, 1m
Ouard ancl/or Watchman --····-·-····-··········-·········-1.6'7 13.36 ' DONALD H CHARLE !'76 to 300 ........ .April 15, 1964 801 to 825 ......... .April 15, tm
Sandblaster <nozzlemanl .................. ... .............. 2.18 17.44 State f Calli n.la · 301 to 325 ........ April 15, 1965
Sanctilaster (pot tender) .. .. .. ..... . ....... --··--....... 1.93 15.44 coaa~ ot ~ Said bonds will be aold for cash only and for not 1esa than par uad
Scaler ... . ... . ... ........ .. .. .. . . . ............. 1.80 14.40 Oil Thia 1st day of April, 1952, accrued interest to the date of deliver)'. Each b1d must state that tht Scaler-l usin~ Bos'n's Chair or safety belt before me, a Notary Public in and bidder offers par and accrued interest to the date of delivery and
or power tools) . . 2.00 16.00 for said county and state, resld· s tate separately the premium. if any, offered for said bonds and tbe
Cement Finisher ··········-··············-···········-····· -··········· 2.38 19.04 lng therein, duly cornrrtissioned and rat~ of intere\;t, not exceeding 5% per annwn, said bonds shan bear. Relnforo ng Iron Worker .................... ... ......... .... 2.38 19.04 sworn. personaUy appeared DON-wh1ch'rate shall be a multiple of one-quarter of one percent. Bids will
A-Frame -Boom Truck ···········-······-···--··-··· ......... 2.30 18.40 ALD H. CHARLE known to me to be compared on the basis of net interest cost, whJch shall ~ deter-
Apprentice Engineer, Including Fireman, Oiler. be the person whose name is sub-mined by computing the tota l amount of interest which the district
Greaser .......................... ········-····-····-··············· 1.93 15.44 scribed to the within instrument, would be required to pay from t he date of the bonds to the respective Air Compressor Operator -·-·--··-................ .............. 2.05 16.40 and acknowledged to me that he maturity dates thereof at the rates specified in the bid and by deduct·
Concrete Mlxer Operator -Paving Type & Mo-executed the same. ing therefrom any premium bid.
b\le Mixer .. .. ........... ·························-······· ......... 2.40 19.20 WltaeM my hand and official Each bid shaU be for the entire amount of said bonds. Not t6 ex-Engineer-Generating plant ...... ... ... ................ ....... 2.13 17.04 seal. • ceed two rates o! inter est may be bid, but no single bond shan bear
Heavy Duty Repainnan ................. ···-······················· 2.30 18.40 DONALD D. HARWOOD more than one rate of interest. Hea~ Duty Repalnnan -Helper ·········-·············-1.93 15.44 Notary Public in and for said At a ny time before the bonds are tendered for delivery the sue·
Elevator Holst Operator _ ············--·····...................... 2.25 18.00 County and S tate. My Commis-cessful bidder may disafflnn and withdraw the proposal if the interest
Pavement Breaker Operator ····~······························· 2.25 18.00 slon expires 8/28/54. received by private holders from bonds or the same type and characrter
Pile Driver Opera tor ... . ............... _ ...... .............. 2.50 20.00 Publi5h: April 10, 17, 24: May 1 shaU be decla red to be taxable income under present federaJ tnoome
Pwnp Operator ·····················-···············-·-··········-······· 2.05 16.40 in the Newport Harbor Ensign. tax laws, either by a ruling of the Bureau of Internal Revenue or by Tractor Operator -Bulldozer, Tamper, Scrapt!J' a deciaion of any federal court. or shaU be declared taxable by the
or Drag-Type Shovel or Boom Attachments ...... 2.30 18.40 U GAL NoTte' terms of a ny federal income tax law enacted subsequent to the date
Trenching Machine Operator ····························-···-··· 2.38 19.04 or this notice. Universal Equipment Operator <Shovel, Dragllne, Notice Is Hereby Olvea that the The opinion of O'Melveny & Myers, Los Angeles, Calilornia. ap-
Derrick, Derrick-Barge, Clamshell or Crane).... 2.50 20.00 City Council of the Oty or New-proving the validity of said bonds, wiU be furnished the suroeeltu.l ~~~e;··~; '()j;~t~·~··:.:::::~::::::::·:::::::::~~:::::·::: ~~ ~::: J;talto~lathu·choens,:Of'otrt!"'thr ole~channe~i~~bli·an·l~lo%atsa~i ~~e~~ ov:'ha~idu~~~.t~~l:u=~ ~~:: !ne~ff~~ !:thaz:' :-. Gu and Oil Pipeline Dorking Truck Drivers, ..... ... ~cate t t there Is no ltigation pending affecting the \'RIIdil)' of the
including Winch Truck and all sizes of tn.acks.... 2.00 16.00 Balboa Coves. · bonds. Indulltrial Ult-Truck Driver ·-·-······ _ . 1.83 14.64 Notice is hereby further given A cer tified or cashier's check for a sum not Jess than three ~r-
Truclt Greaser and Tireman . ·--·-··· .. ·-······ ·-········· 1.93 15.44 ~a1dt o~thed pu2Sbthlicda.yhearin0f Agpril':"ill, 195be2 cent (3%) of the par value of said bonds, payable to the ordt>r of the Truck Repainnan .. ... ....... ............ 2.30 18.40 ·~ .. Treasurer of Orange County, must accompany each bid as a guaranty
Truck Repairman-Helper ·····-········ ...................... 1.93 15.44 aCot th~1h.e._~~bel 7 :30f Pthe. MN. in the that the bidder, i! successful. will accept and pay for said booda la
Tearn8ter . ... .... ........................... ...................... 1.75 14.00 n-una-~Ci';~uuHaullrsatowhi-..... ~anrtd accordance "ith the terrrts of h.is bid. The proceeds or the chf>ck ae-
Winch Truck Drivers-J12 ~c per hour additional ~ ""' v ""' lUJM: companying the accepted bld shaU be applied on the purchue price,
when operating power winch, A-frames, or simi-place any and all peraons inter-or, if such bid ls accepted but not perfonned. shall be retained by the lar attachmen ts. ested may appear and be heard County Treasurer for the benefit of the district. unless such failure of
luJ'7 Q.ullfication omitted herein. not less than.... 1.6'7 13.36 thereon. perfonnance iJ caused by any act or om.luion of aa.ld counc.y, said~-
All ll6dl are to be compared on the bula of the City En&J,neer's C. K. PRIEST trlct or an orrt ·t• of either of them. Checka aocompenyfng unae-
Htimat.e of the quantities of work to be done. Oty Clerk of the cepted bida wiU be returned prornptl)'.
No bid wiU be accepted from a Contractor who has not been li-Oty of Newport Beach • Sald bonds wiU be delivered at the office ot the County 'I'rfuurer
9 Dlvtaon m f Publlah: April 17 and 24, 1952 ol sale! county. Clt!Difld in accordance with the provisions of 0\apt.er • 0 ln the Newport Harbor Eualsn-1be Boud of Supervbon reservee the right to reject any aDd all
su.tDela and Professions Code. blcJa or to waive any t.J'relu)arity or lnfOl"llliUty ln any b&d. Plus may be seen. and fonns of propol&la, bonds, contract, ancJ 'lbt .. eaed value of tbe taxable propeorty wtthln aatct ct.trict u ~Uons may be obtained at the offtoe of the Oty El\llneft, MEMO ahown on the eqQ&)taed Ul •IMt roll for 1951-1952 1a $40,-.w.~ <lt7 Ball, Oty of Newport=· Callf01'bla. • • • an4 the total amount ot ..._...._ f --'d ..aa-trt_. ........... , •.• __.. ...._ -·• att_ .. _ ot . -blctdtn II c.Jled to the ''Pro-. -0 .., _. "'~ prev • .,...., -........ -..-.--_._,.. ... now ouutandlaa lt ..-a,ooo.oo. ~ ~ta 'ud CODdl ' aDDeJDI4 to the blaDk fonn of By order of tM Board ot S\lpervt.orl of Orange County, Cal1tonM,.
.,.,_t. for fulJ 4l.recrtiona u to blcldlac. etc. adopted April 8. 11152. a-n. Oty of Newport Beeeb ~the l'f.lht to reJect IUQ' or all blck (SEAL> · a J . S10'I1I
CIT'I' OF NEWPORT BJ:Aal, CALIFORNIA ~Ckrtc of <>rup ~. c. K. Prtelt, Qb ~ u4 Ex.Offtdo CIII!Jtl .,
Da ... : 4priJ 15, 15152 tbt Board ol &+a ..... tiRrfi8l. • 52 9 : AldJl'l,,., ltlli21D tbl N4Jwpal1 BuW IMip. Publlth: Aprtl 17 an4,., 19152 ln the N...-part Ha"-' ENiift.
I
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t:HIJR.OIU
• • •
8ERMON ON 'H EA \'E~'
Sermon for t h<' S<'cond ~unday
after Easter at the Corona d<>l Mar I
Community Chul'('h w1ll be' "What
ls Heaven?"' dt>livf'rf'd by Rev.
Paul Babbitt. His childr£>n's s£'r·
mon (at the 9 ··1:'i n. m SE'rvice
onJy) will bt> Pntitl<'d "R<'ttf'r to
Ught a Cendl<'." "l..f't Our Glacl-
ness Know No End" Will b<> sun~":: I
by the ChapP! Choir at 9.-l:l a. m. 1 and "Sanctus" by \Ji)Unod \\'ill !l('
sung at the l1 a m l'<'nirf' by th<'
Chancel Choir Thf' :"r,\lywPd
group of t he rhurr h \\Ill me<'t ar 1
7 :30 p. m. Sunday '' l!h R<''' anrt
M rs. Pa ul Babbitt. f\IR ( ltl'hid "'"
Box Social
Plans for a oo'x !<OCtal nn ~Ia~ :!3
are being discusst'd b) t hC' wa~ s
and means committr(' nf thf' Wo-
man'• Ovic l.Ragur ~tl'm~~hip
Olairman Mr!<. D R Thoma!' an-'
nounced a paid-up membt>rship c•f I
more than 180 mC'mb<'rs •nc:ludtn!-:
six new mt>mbers. who joinC'd the l
group a t the mt>eting last Wf'f'k ~n
Tuesda.y. They are Mrs. Francas
Horvath of Newport, Mrs. Ernest
Soderberg of Newport H<'i~hts,
Mrs. Walter Gerhardt. 1\lr~ ~os
Long, llrs. Darwi n Tatf' and M1ss
vtvtan W . Edwards. all of Corona
de) liar. ~ group voted a dona tion to
the a-mber of Commerce cele-
bratiolw committee to be used as
ftreworla fWlds at last week's
tneetinl. A special "Round the Is-
land Ferry'' transportation was
provided for Balboa Island mem-
bers for tM meeting .
MALONE H. HOLMES
&ENYAL INSURANCE
at the Vogel Co.
Ill c...t H19hway, Ntwporl kedl
......_ ,._...: tucOfl 7461 ......... _ "'-o: HArbor 2~W
AIST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
JIOJ VIe L.Wo, N.-porl a.odl
A tHo11ch of Tho Mother Church. Th.
f ir.t c•"rch of Chnrt, Scientist , in los·
tot~, w ... ch11Mttl.
Su.day School -··········-···-·-9: I 5 a.~~~. s-doy s.Mco . ....... _ .......... I I :00 a.m.
Wed....doy Ev.nin9 mootiru~-8400 p .m.
leodl"9 ltoon~ louted at I I I Palm
S.., lolttoo. Is OJ)On daily from I 2 .f!OOII
to 1 p.l'lt. .upt S11ndays and hohdayt
NtioMiv ob.arwoecf. n. puWic It cotdially invltod to .t·
..... ttl. ch11teh Mrtlc01 and -ttl.
.....
Garden Topics
.OY POa TBE NEWTONS
BJ 601! D. ELU8
A baby boy, Jobn Elliott New· tbn, wu bam Friday, April 18,
to Mr. and Mra. Jack. Newton of
604 Iris Ave., Corona Ml Mar. The
baby's era.ndpartnt.s are Mr. and
Mrs. Ca.a Smith of 222 Haul Dr .•
and ll'ftt-crandperenta are Dr .
and·Mn. w. c. &Nth, ~ ~
Corona del Mar. 11U Is the firtt
child of Mr. and Mrs. Newton. Mr.
Newton Is bead of the landlalp-
ing c:tiVl.aion of Ellla Brotlwra'
Nursery.
Clearance
OUI"
an assortment of gift items
drastically reduced 1
BIRUIIS! SOc J
TABLE
BARUIIS!
$1.00
TABLE ,
Other Items from lOc up
CERAMICS -DUORATJ\'E PiECES
IEWELRY -KNICK·ILl'llACKS
JE4,_•tS , GIH SHOI'
Ia llladell'a Pa Uo
12 1) Co••• Blvd. Cor on• del Mer HATbcw l140J
"WE GIVE S & H GltEEN STAM,S''
1415 Coast Blvd. coRoNA DEL MAR
Parking in the Rear for Your Convenience
INCLUDES THE FOLLOWlf\JC BUSINESSES:
RAGAN'S DEE'S BEAUTY SALON
n •• f•mily resteurent
O'BRIEN'S SPECIALTY SHOP DR. WALLACE J MILLER CYC G WOOD
Opiometrirt Fuildi"CJ C o .. tredor
BAY ESCROW CO. E H. THIELE RJCHfl.F.C '!'AYLOR
O.•n ~.dford, pretid•nt
POIRIER MORTGAGE CO. DOROTHY JO STUDIO :-1 Af.Vv.C'CC A!\~ HEFfERNAN
loans •..d appraisals
LLOYD HOWARD DR FRANK R. Wil.KlNSON t ACiflC CONTRACTING CORP
HAROLD'S BARBER SHOP MORGAN AND CO. NORMAN MJLLEF..
H.ir styfi119 tot ''"" lnvesftolentt •..d .. curf+ios 'ublic ••lehe>IIOS
-------------------------l .fJS Corut B'"'""ard, COt"'1\a ckl Mor
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Pap 10
On the Island
very rare book. u it was written. "--..11..1-.les ,~ ..... by an Jaland author. Currently, .,........ GIK
the Island has only one author that
I know about, and as this book Candidates tor the vacancy on
-
__ ..;:B:;,jrL...;IkiM::;::::;W;;:;;;......;On!elf:;.;;.:;,;:;;;a,___ was published only this month, lt the Newport Beach Elementary reasona then that the book is sort School Board will speak and an·
Deadlines are deadly things .. ( . of our Ialand book. Ergo, one awer questlona at the monthly
I was right ln the middle of a book book among mUlions. meeting of the Corona del Mar
in \lVhlch I was Intensely lnt~rested David Duncan ls our author, Civic A.uoclatlon at 8 p. m. today
when I realized that my weekly and his book u "Wives and Hus· (Thursday) at the Grammar
stint was not ln, and I had to stop bands." 1 haven't rMd enough of School. The candidates are He~
reeding. it to judge the book, nor have I vey Peue, Jamee Stoddard and
I was reading a rare book ... a got1en far enough Jnto it to tell Roger Hardacre of Corona del
Ill
Here Come$ the Britk
Gifts to Cherish
Forever!
Orrefors Crystal
mayonnaise
bowl
(o signed piece)
Danish Sterling
ladle *
2·pc. &et
1125
KAREN MARGRETA
Imports -Nordic Gifts
1307 Co.st Blvd.
Corone del Mer
Herbor 1313
Hou" ':)0 to 5:30. Open Sundeya
whether or not I am cotng to like Mar, Mn. Frank Woodland of New-
it. The aettlng seema to be a sort port Jielghta and Rex Albright of
of acroa-the-tracJca..Cannel and Cliff Haven.
peopled with the same kind of Open -8-0-~~---W---..a--....apeople who started Carmel as a _...,. ~r
literary coJon,y 50 yeai"S ago. UnJn-At Orange Coast Colle9e hJbltect lnlaa ... tanta. Marion Harvey wanted a sign-Open hol.llle wiD be held Wednea-
lng party for David and his book. day at Orange Coast College in
but this creator of sophisticated observan~ of Public S c hoo I s
people was just a little too timid W~k. Or. Basil Peterson an-
to face hls public, so he in.scrtbed no~=rl musical proat"am wlU be her whole ahlpment of books and ... now Marlon ..... nothing but auto-presented at 7 :30p.m. in the new
gnphed books in atock. Ubrary to emphasize the official
1 welcome extended to the public. ~t Thblp AMat Ba boa All members of the faculty and
lllaad De.,....tmellt many of the students wiiJ be PrH-The ,sight of sails and spars ent tor the open house to answer ghosting by the end of the streets. questions. Regular Evening Col-
The soft lapping sounds of the lege classes will be In progress In
water against the seawall at high many buJldings. and special class-
tide In the quiet of the evening. r·oom demonstrations will be given
Tht> froggy sound of the ferry by day student groups enrolled In whistle late at night. The custom of walking around comm ercial classes. Refreshments
the IsiJnd In the evening. Better will be served from 8 to 9 :30 p. m. in the rain. In the Home Economics Lab.
Thank you for th(' lists or books.
There were two sent to my home.
• • • Lellel"s ...
The person who sent the long,lollJ EDITOR OF THE ENSIGN:
list of Book of the Month Club W ha~ t dd u name
boo.__ I m·_.. ••y I won't be able e are · PY 0 a yo r ,.. -~ -to our mem rship and to have
to "reacr .. the choice is not you working with this organization
YOUR cboioe but that or the Edi-ro'r the betterment of Balboa. We ~~;:;;:;:~;=;;:;:~;:;~~~ tor or th(._ Club. . . . and I can't will be glad to have your sugges· iii "do" him, as this little gem of a tlons and advice. Please also feel
' newspaper has to go through the free to attend the Baltioa Improve-BALBOA ISLAND
SPORTING GOODS
malls. The other list: Mister ment Association • meetings and
you're just an inveterate engineer. help to Improve your city.
. . You were probably an engineer Slncere)y yours,
Thunday, April ~ 1152
DAVID DUNCAN'S
lst EDmON -AUTOGRAPHED COPY
~JWIYES and
HIJSI34~VS''
IN STOCK AND AVAILABLE TODAY
SJH
BOOK SHOP of the IJiclrut
Former lkiMter ()reelY'•
SN V, Marble Av•ue. JIAibor Uli·W.
I BELIEVE: Endorsement of a candidate by persons
or organizations. without hearing aH candidate~,
hinders rather than helps proper selection.
FRANK M. LINNELL ~~N~~~fs'-~:.~Eo::.
1161· !115 Newport Bl¥4. Jla.r. MM Newport s-ell pol adv.
Roger W . Hardacre Harry F. Burns
TAX AUDIT BUREAU
IOOKKE£"NG SYSTEMS
Specializing in flat-fee b ookkeeping
services for business with monthly
gross of $1 ,000 to $10.000
1ll So. Mein St .
SANTA ANA. CALIF.
Kimberly 2-4607
HArb« • 1759-l
featurlJac'
EQUIPMENT -FIBBING
-SWIMMING -RUNT·
lNG -BEACH -CAN-
VAS S HOES, etc.
at the age of three,, a nd you are LONNI E VINCENT. PrE.'Sidenl
n"& ~ing ~ be an~hi~ ~t j~&~l~~~~~~pro~v~em~en~t~~~n~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ an engineer. ---The other lists that are being
hE'Id for me at the Ensi~ orne~ I
will analyze thoroughly in two
wt'eks.
BALBOA I LAND
SPORTING GOODS
HArbor 2641
Rt>minder to the Balboa Island
Businef>s Association: Don't for-~;ttt to dress ship for the Ens~nada
, Race next week. Jack Bidwell
knows where the flags are k Ppt. * Guide to Island Shops ¥
KEELER'S UNION SERVICE
HArbor 1391 • • PARK AVE. CAFE ond
CocHoils HArbor 4o3
PARK AVE. To B. l. Ferry .....
HERSHEY'S MARKET SPOT • 201 SKINNER'S PHARMAC(Y-
HArbor 1000 200 • HArbor 01 I I
MAR KET SPOT LIQUORS
HArb~< 1000 202 • • JOLLY ROGER
•
ISL,A,t 0 HARDWARE-
ROD & REEL HA IIH.J 210 • ~~
THE ISL,A,NOERS, Gift1
HA 1547 214 •
• 21 l BALBOA ISLI\ND VARIETY
STORE HArbor 211 1 W
~ SANITARY LI\UNDRY &
CLEANERS HArbor 10 216 • "l
W . D. JOHNSON,
JEWELER HArbor 2b-40 218 •
BIDWELL'S SHOP FOR
MEN HArbor 2090
BALBOA ISLI\t~D
SPORTING GOODS
218 •
HArbor 2M I 222 •
TED OWEN BALBOA 72o •
z ~ ~ • 22 1112 SH IPMATES Boys ond
Girh' Wter HA 2219-M
• 221V2 ROBERl :i JEWELERS
HArbor 2)21
• 225 EARL W. STANLEY
Reoltor HArbor 177S
229 GAY TOGS
• HArbor 16Jt.W
• WM. W. SANFORD
Realtor HArbor 2462
BALBOA AVB. ------------------~~ HINKLEY'S PHARMAcY
H"rbor 31 o8
Tl1e BOOK SHOP
HArbor 321S-W
NELDA GIBSON. Reeltor
HArbor OS02
MAGGIE'S
HArbor 1241.J
PEGGY SMALL
Fashion Sporhweor
JACK'S BARBER SHOP
302 •
318 •
HArbor 180o 320 e
SNIP 'N' STITCH
HArbor 3028·W 120 •
SOS RADIO & ELECTRIC
HArbof 0780 322 •
• 301 BOARDMAN'S MARKET
HArbor 317
• lOS COTIAGE WAFFLE SHOP
HArbof 2672
• 307 HOSlESS HOUSE
Re,tourent HArbor 2365
~ • 31 31/z VERA WILLIAMS. Gift
~ Shop, /\rt Gellery ia~ HArbor 2647-J
• 315 MARILYN F. LEIDY, Reeltor
HArbor 1958
Your Food .Dollar
FOOD
FREEZER .... ..,.,,
As little as '556 PEl WEEK .,. .,. ,.._
e Bay Food Wholesale
through the LIDO CUSTOM
FOOD PLAN ---and serve the
finest meata, fruits and vege·
tables every day at great sav-
ings!
e NO DOWN PAYMENT
on your food purchase. Fi-
nance it along with your
&eezer.
. BUYS
MORE
with the
LIDO CUSTOM
FOOD PLAII
and the
GEIERAL ELECTldC
FOOD FREEZER
One of Our
Satisfied Food Plan
Customers Is
Leroy Fay
715 Ocea·n Blvd.
Coro'na del Mar
TRY THIS IIAAVELOUS WAY TO
MAID'! EVJC&Y DAY'S II&A.L
TASTE LI.K.E A SUNDAY
FJ:AST oo:-AND 8TILL
~AV& MONEY ON
YOUR POOD
BILL!
SEE THE G-E HOME FREFZf.R ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOP
--« our representative wiD be glad to caD on you tO explai.D our
LIDO CDSTOM FOOD PLAR .
LIDO ELECTRIC CO.
IEIERAL ELECTRIC
POOD PIIIZIII
516
BEacon 5505
CIIST IIIIWAY
Kewpwt Beach
•
FREE PICJCUP
AND DEUVERY
c -oi--Q=-~~ S OOaoHA DJ:L IIA&
CallHA3176
CLEAIERS
M. H. IIA.NG&1711
LIAIS FOR HOlES
t ij ,r. 10-YEA& LOAM
Coutruction Lvma
5%-20 Years
8DI MB 8A'I'T'LICB
~nUng
Pllrt. lortcac• Co.
ltu V.U& BI'YcL ODM
ft. RA ltT1~10 Wlll
Co1crete Work
of All Kinds
FLAGSTONE PATIOS
BLOCK WALLS --·--.FREE ESTDIATES •
Chas. Wane• I SOl
lbeoft 5110-J • H.Arbot 1012-4
221J Newport lllvcl. Co.te W...
DEBT==::. COUECnOIS
Acc~K~nt.-Notet-Cl.lmt of lll'f
.lnd of deb.,.._nywtlere in Am.-
wlu. "No collec:tlon-No f.e.."
We edYence ell com
CREDIT BUREAU
OF NEWPORT lEACH, LAGUNA
lEACH AND COSTA MESA
204 Rivenlcfe Ave. '· 0 . loa Jt6
l&eoft U97. Newport kech, e.lf.
BUihoanl Case
Before Co1illdl
The old City Council la.st week
beard argument.a for and against
billboards, then delayed action on
the appeal of F~ter and IOelaer
Co. from an advene ruling by the
Aprilllulltlng Permits
Near HaH-MIT10n Mark
Planning Conuniulon.
The com.rn.islton had denJed the
outdoor advertising finn's r~t
to replace signa -one on t
HJghway in West Newport and
one along the hlghwjly In Corona
del Mar. Councilman Braden
Finch said It would be better to
postpone action since the Council
was changing. Mayor Let Isbell
agreed., aaytng that "lhla wlll get
them off to a good start." Action
wu de~yed until the April 28
meeting of the new Council.
The Council also:
• Called for a pubUc hearing April
28 on pier and fioat installations
for channel lots In Balboa Coves
foUowing pro~ts against granting
o( a permit toW. L. Shields.
The building permit total for
April rose near the half mllllon
dollar mark this week as almost
$100.000 more i.n permits were is-
sued. Largest pennit was $19.500
issued to Blaine Walker of Balboa
Coves Cor an 8-room, 2-story du-
plex at 907 W. Bay Ave.
F ollowing permits were issued
during the past week :
BU.._Ialaad
Ben Corbin, Downey, 5-room, 2-
atory, 2-unlt dwelUng at 227 Dia-
mond. $10.000. Owner b~lder.
R. Shaw, altentlons at 114 Dia-
mond, $400.
Carroll Sovde sr., 122 Sapphire,
BlaH
Cet AHeatioa • ~layed action on the request
of Good Humor to sell products In
this area . A city ordinance pro-Two of the objects of watchful-
hibits ringing of bells or blowing neu of "Watchdog of the Bluff'
whistles by commercial vehicles Andy Smith-the Friedman house
ln residential areas. (A Balboa now being bunt on the Corona del
Islander commented that such Mar bluff and a sewer system for
noise was small pota toes compared the bluff lots-came up at Monday
with the Easter Wet>k tht>y had evening's Council meeting last
just gone through. 1 week.
• Called for bids for April 28 for Cons truction on the house had
furnishing sewer pipe line across be(>n halted three weeks ago be-
l upper bay. with the city acting as cause no plans had been submitted
I a gent for Sanitation D~trict Nq. 5. for Council approval on changing
• Passed to 'second reading an or-bluff contour of thE' city-owned
dinance designating thE' Ci ty Hall. portion. Plans of Architf?.ct Phil-
1
Balboa Post Office and Corona del mer ~llt>rbr?Ok were sub_mHted
Mar Post Office bulletin boards a s ~onday evenmg, !ind Counol .~ve
3-room, 1-$lory, 1-unit dwe-lllng at
same address, $6.500. Owner
builder. ....
Udo liM!
J . A. Taylor, additions at 113
Via Quito, $1,000.
Norman Lancaster, Whittier, s-
room , 2-story, 1-unit dwelling a t
202 Via Cordova, $11,000. Owner builder.
Newport ue~, ....
Russell W. Cuthbert, enlarge rooms at 419 Irvine. $1,000.
James Fitzgerald jr., Newport,
5-room . 1-story, 1-unit dwelling at
404 Fullerton. $9,400.
John M : Cooper, alterations at
530 Santa Ana Ave., $900.
Newport
S hell Oil Co .. sign at 2903 La-
fayette. $150.
Paul Butler. Newport Heights.
add to offict> a t 2612 Newport
Blvd, $500.
Grifrith Co .. alterations for ba-
kery at Richard's Market. $950.
Nicholas Wagner, 3711 Channel
Pl.. 6-room. 2-s tory, 2-unit dwell-
ing at 3700 Channttl PI . $10.400.
Don Butu. builder .
Paul E. Lund, garagt> a t 6606
Ocean Front. $1.000.
Blalne Walker. Balboa Coves. 8-
room, 2-story, 1-unll apartm<'nt
at 907 W t Bay Ave .. $19,500. !)('an
Kephart. builder.
Bay Short'S
Fred Windermere. aJ terations at
2692 Bayshor e Or .. $1 ,000.
Balboa
R. W. Ba ker. alterations at 111
E. Balboa Blvd., $150. I emergency locations for pos ting 1ts approval. subJect to provtding
official notices. I for a protective fence. . Sch
Also on Monday cventng a le t -ools Week 1 • Awa rded Stafford. Electric the ter from Health Officer Edward
1 contr~ct to provide hght bulbs f.or 1 Russell was read Dr. Russell
1 t.he c1ty. . • urged action as a public health Js April28 M 2 Appro\ed Dudley FursE's re-measure to provide a sanitary • a•
Q!JeSt to construe~ a S<'a wall on ~WE'r for the bluff a rea between 1 ~
hiS lots on the Chtna Cove water-I Poppy and Golden rod avf'nues. Col. Harbor Arra schools will obsen·f' fr~>nt, between thC' Vedder a nd S mith had writ tE'n to both the Pubhc School!> WN'k Apn"l 28 H~on houses thl' lots ht" N'ct>iv-Council and to tht> health offi-E'd n xcha nge-for th fou a r by through !\lay 2. b} hold1n~ op('n 1 e . e . r nE' et>r prot£>sting against CE'Sspools hous<' for t hE' public. 1t 1s announc-l?ts acqulrf'd by the City for pub-tn this area City Engill t'E'r &rt ed by K E. Whlti'MCk, chwrman
ltc beach purposes Webb said hP had hopPd to havE' for th1s area
Oil Tank Remo•al
Up Before Council
plans rC'ady for that evt>nin~. but O p.>n housp~ an• !>Cht'duled a
would S!Jbmit plans at the April follows Tuesda}. April 29 Costa
28 mt>Ntng 1 :\1C'sa Llndbt>rg School; Wl'dne -
t , I day. April 30 Horace Enstgn
F inal item brought up before 1 Brandt-Dike School 'School. Costa :\11'-:a Harp('r School.
the old Cit~ Council last wc.-ek Will Open on June 30 Oran~P Coast Colll'li:P. Thursday.
was matter of removal of the ~as :\fay 1 ?'\e"port School. Costa
• s torage tanks in the ht>art of Cen· Information has gon£' out from :\1esa l\1am ~·chool , Frtday, !\fay
tral Newport. th"' Rl'x Brandt-Phil Dike Summ<'r 2-Corona d('l :\Jar ::>choc•l
Edwa rd Healy, president or the School of PaintinJ!. Corona d('l T h£'re will bt_. II "('r\ IC't.' club dm-
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HOME
lOANS
NOr_,. Ca...,·s
Leeding ......... ~9
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QUICK
24 HOUR SatVtCE
LOW
EASY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
FRIENDLY
I wt I UY TaUST DfEOS I ON WEU LOCATED HOMES
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
I LOAN ASSOCI A TIO"'
22Z Oc:e.t Avenue
~:4-trn
LAGUNA BEAC J-: Central Newport Community As-Mar. on the 1952 SC'ason. which will nt>r a t t he High chool 6 30 p. m .. ~oci~tion, brou,g~t tC? public at· open J un!:' 30. BesidE's the hvo 1'uf'sday .. April 29. a~d t ht> annual
tent1on for thl' f1rst tame a r£'port origina tors of the school guest art sho" in th<' Klrl ~> f.!) m of the
pn·pared by City Attorm'y l.ta!""y ~trtists "'i ll include Millard 's heets, f~i~gh~::-~·.c:~h:oo~l ~F~r~1d~a~y~. ~S:a~tu:r:d:a~y~a~n~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BlodJ{eott and. ready for subm1sston 1 (;('orge Post, Emil Kosa Jr .. Rich-Sunda} ·
to t he Cou_nC11 : Mr. Blod~ett said a rd Haines and Joan In'in~ t Mrs.
h."' was saVJn~ 1t for the n£>w ~oun-P.l'x Brandt 1. Mrs. Phil Dike will
ctl. ~1r. Healy <'X'Pri.'S ·ed h1s a p-a lso tl'ach the children· dasst'S L U M B E R preciation to tht• city at tom ry fo r with Mrs Brandt
th£' r('port and to thl' Council for 1 • ·
SAT.stos
SUR.9to1 pn)C(>ssin~ the ca t' to tht' pr<'S<'nt &A-R d 11 B b W t s tat:e a nd hoped that action would l•&nS. an a , 0 en z
tx> farthcomtn~.; in the futurt>. To Judge Play Tourney
lft:l;TI~G DATE CllA~(;Eo
I The Amigos V1ejo ml't'llng, ori-
g-inaUy_ scht.'<iUied for thiS Wedn('S-
day, ha$ bet.•n changed to April 30.
St>cretary Harry Wl'lch announces.
at ... ABC LUMB!:R
a..ea. 3al
14G r:..
Floor Coveriap-Dralabouda
A.~h< nJe -Rubber n.J~
Formica -Linoleum nte
CARL TONS' LINtfa~
Craftmanship rn Fabrics & Leathe r
Rotwrt \\'Pntz. drama tn"l rue tor
o( X Pwport Harbor Ha£:h .School
and :\1arthr lla Randall, :o-;pwport
Harbor Commumt) Players pr<·,.l-
dcnt. arf' the guest jud!!l'S for tht>
Southt'rn C-alifornia TtiUrnam('nl
of One-Act Plays bt>tns: .!-pon,.or~?d
by the Santa Ana Community
Play<'rs on April 23. 2-t. 25 and 26
Among thl' awards. tht• bt.~t
!lt>nior ~oup actor and act rt'<:$ \\'Ill
r('C('I\"P .. :'.todj<'s kas... an award
desism<'d for the Santa Ana Pia)·
ers by Ka) Finch, Corona del :\tar
ceramicist.
1!1& t: lltJt 8t. o.1a ....
BEAOON Ule-W
22 Years in Orangt! County
KIMMONS
DRAPERIES uPHOLSTERy FABRICS
435 E. 17th S t. COSTA MESA BEacon 5436
• Important New Arrivals in Drapery & Upholstering Fabrics •
WHITMAN'S IERVICI
SW r..duc+s -a;,;in;;-::-ii"Hr:-T~ .. -· Nfte w_,. lto, Awt-
"We Speder• 111 &r-,•"CJ Swvlce"
IQZO c-t lhod. HAtbor 441 ·R~a.t: lf.Koft II~ ~ ....,
Costa MeSa L•ber Co.
LUMBER -BUILDING MATERIALS
WELCH'S
READY -MIXED
CINCRETE
BEacon 6547 N..,.....,....o.ta..._
~ 1--D 181
U• EnR,a Waat Ids for Besalts
I AAUW C;eati•e Day
On May 8 in Santa Ana
MOVING and STORAGE
LOCAL AID IAnONWIDE
Balboa Transfer Co.
C. E. McNiel
I'" Harbor Blvd.. C'CM!ta Me..
G. C. Bemwtt .........
MAy 8 is the date for the fifth
annua l Creative day of tht> Ameri-
can Association o f Uniwrsity Wo-
men or Orange County. to tx-held
in the Santa Ana Ebell Clubhou.'if'.
Competlti\'e awards are being omit-
ted. Eight classes of the memtx-rs·
creative wo rks will be u hibi tt>d
Including nowers. litt>rature. mu-
sic. drawing and paintin~. photog-
raphy. art craft. home craft and ~iji;iijijijijijijiji;iijiiijijijijijijijijijijijijij= clothing. 'I
Golden W edd.ing Fete
For Mrs. BoyYey•a Parents
The Harold Bo)v ey family or
1139 W. Balboa Blvd, Newport,
a ttended the golden wedding anni·
versary ct>lebralion or Mrs. Boy-
vey's pare nts. Mr. a nd Mrs. W. E.
Draper of Huntington St-ach. All
five of the Draper's children were
present' fot the occasion. which
was observt"d with a dinnf'r party
a t the Huntington Hotel in Pasa-
dena.
MR • MJLLJ.K.EN R&Tt'RN~
Mrs. Juliette Milliken. 140 \'ia
Wazi<'rs. Udo Is~. rea-ntly ~
turned rrom an extensive South
American trip and will soon t>m~
bark on a journey to Honolulu
Mrs. Milliken plans to return to
South America later and will talce
a party on tour of the more Inter-
esting pla<."N,
IJVING ROOM
BEDROOM
DINING ROOM
ETHAN ALLEN
SliCES
KLING
FANCHER
ENGLANDEit
SEALY
end -·•·
M.lly Ott..,
7'90 S. COAST ll VO.
LAMPS AND SHADES
WALL SHELVES
BEDDING
FUI
DELIVERY
CREDIT
TERMS
'ATIO
FURNITUU
Recfwoe4
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Page 12 'l"he ~T H.UmOit ~ Thunday. April 24. 1152
11--::___\Vh ___ F __ U_IL.. __ ,L __ .. -.... -.--la---L--lla_by __ T ____ Pl_cm_M_ay ____ Day_~Bnm--=ch:---~wyoming Air Bcae
II 0 e VYeiiiUtiiU ID . ce u ea Mrs. E . B. Braldon Jr., of 107 The annual May Day brunch Sonora St., Newport, reporu that
111:11 Be Sa •. , •.• , m· !=:::a_ ... -Claalc Next Tuesday sponsored by the Newport Harbor her daught~r. the former Bewt"ly WW ------I'IUC .... __ Uon Tamen wfU be a ~nent for Bragdon, hu l~lt tor Cheyenne,
the Hoag M~moriaJ HotpJtal and Wyoming, to joln her buaband. Pfc
Ted Slerka, the yachtaman who cork that wu his only hope of Acceptance~ have ~n pouring wiJJ be held again at the Balboa Donald L. Maddox, stationed tMI'\'
wu miraculously saved from death staying afloat after falllna from in for the LuUaby SUvtr Tea of Bay Club. Following the 10:30 with the Air Fo~.
after being swept overboard in J'Apeche. He had· kicked and the Newport Harbor AuxJUary of brunch, an aquacade wUJ be pre-
the HonoluJu race, will be salllng stabbed away the aharks that the Chlld.rc!n's Home Society of sented by Harbor High students. SUNDAY'S SERMON'
again when the Fifth AnnUAl New-reached for his feet , and watched CalifomJa, to be held Tuesday at Bridge and canasta will be played Dr. Harry White wfiJ talk on
port..Eblenada Race starts May 1 the searching boats come close, but the Bay Shores home of Mrs. R. E. ln the afternoon. Mrs. L. V. "Living Eplatles" at the Balboa 11-
oU the Harbor entrance. not doee enough to see him. Campbell. West is general chalnnan. land Community Methodist 0\urch
For more than 36 hours Ted At the last cruise around the Decorations have been executed Sunday. Vera WIIUams wtU line
Sierks had clung to the drcle of search at'M. the watch on a Navy by Mrs. John Broughton and Mrs. Enaip Want Adl brinl Raulta. "He Giveth HJA Beloved Sleep."
vessel spotted him, and he was E. C. Martin. fashioned around an ft...e-Maa Boanl pulled aboard. L'Apache was . dJ d b M • IY sailed back to Seattle. where her antique era e owne Y rs. Broughton.
Approval or the five--man school
board was expressed by all five
cancldates for t}'le Elementary
School Board, who spoke at the Elementary Schools PTA m~ting
Monday at the Corona del Mar
Scbool.
Mrs. Frank Woodland declared
her dtsapproval or the pn-sent re-
port cards and saJd she lx-li<'ved in
<'OmpetltJvl' grading. Harvey Pease
said grading is a rna t ter or school
and District PTA poUcy and cited
figures to show high scholastk rat-
lop of local pupils. He stated that
the IICbool board job calls for in-
creued business management.
AA t>ngineer's viewpoint can be
of value to the school board, said
J&DI8 Stoddard, an f:'nginecr and
flrwt to rue. Rex Albright said he
wa!'l not a crusAder but was rf'ady
to improve the school s y s l e m
when' need be. Roger Hardacre
saJd • nve-man board is needed for
subdivt.ion of work in managing
the $400,000 budget and the $2,-
000,000 school pla.nts.
lnstaUed into offie<> wt>re the
new PTA officers: Mrs. Norman
Hagen, president: Mrs. Harvey
Somera, vice-president; Mrs. Har-
veY. Pease, recording secretary:
Mn. Maris Newland, corM"Spond-
lng eecn>tary; Mrs. Porter Sin·
clatr, treasurer: Mrs. Louis ~oar,
the outgoing president. as parlia-
mentarian: Mrs. Arthur Salisbury,
historian; Clifford Mohler, auditor.
• {/J.IIIDM4
q~~
By ANN
Craig casuals ---washable,
~resistant. sun-timer cottons
---aft> here at O'BRIEN'S, and
read)' to say "good morning,"
"g ood afternoon," "good evening"
to you wfth all .the pert freshness
a cotton should have. You may
have r~ived a booklet of pictures
showing the wiltless sh~r stripes,
will\ ?t"hite collar and cuffs; the
glaud cotton 2-pleoe suJt-dreal
with nipped-in wais t: the golf ctre.s (tee pocket in rear) with
the combination of sotld color and
matching checked chambray: the
pla1d over-check on whHe beck-~; the tucked fTOnt broad-
clotll in putel colors; the strap-
laa BUn dress with the demure
~trimmed jacket: the bold
p)ajd with the matching light-
weight quHted skirt: the tucked
front broadcloth with small collar.
FI.A8Jl~ Motber's Day
ls llay II.
'1'1illeT'f''s nothin~ quite as excWng
to any "oman of any ag" as !x'ing
able to buy a cotton drt-ss that not
only wnshPs likE' a drNim and
COI'n('ft up smilin,g PilCh time. but
shww wrinkll"s, too Th(' collec-
tion of th('S(· cottons is "1dt> and
varied and takes in ('ll('ry hour
of the day. ('\ t>ry oc-<:asion, every
plaet>. They are 1mportant ...
they are young . . and 1 h<'Y art>
st'Tviceablt>~ Furtherm~tht>y fit
Into the modt>st budget -• -priced
from $10.95 to $17.95.
AM look~ MW so:mm~r Car-a,.. are IJl -dalldq" wtUI col-
or all4 t'Urve.. Thf'rf' al'fl .pey
Qeeebo colon lD cool ~~nootlt
cone. tri.mmf'd wttb embrol~ry
.., kald. ... 8a.ooy 81Utoaettn a.s 011t for 8WJ ud •tylf-.
~ new Carlyes are fashion-
wise with sunbacks. low-cut sur-
plice necks. demure but daring
camiloles. spirited jackets and fu11 .
full ak:l.rts with a whirl to them. or
trim and tailored sheath linN All
these In qul"<'nly cottonc;, tran.o;-
~t ontandit>s, and lovely lm-ena. FurthE'rmorr. they Arf' won-
derfu)ly washable.
S()()()P I Mother's Day I•
t:Jlree WH'k~t &Wll:V But don't think that O'RRfEN'S
J. limited to these or our many
other beautiful drps.o; lin~' We ~ happy to show you fpmJnjnp
fubiooa from the skin out. Come
Jn and let us find lo\·ely, becomjng
""' dothes for you, too! -
' ) I. ... '
~ .. '.
owner. Mrs. PhyUis Brunson, sold Auxiliary founder Mrs. w. H.
her. Calkins and pest president Mrs. Mrs. Brunson later bought the H. E. Chrtstler will presfde at the
Queen Mab. and when this yacht tea table, u will inactive members
surges across the starting line Mesdames A. v. Andrews. Fred
Ma)' 1 Ted Sll'rks will bl' aboard. Hunie, Jack Cole, Les Stertensen
Fuels Colliag ID
For Fireworks
About S200 has been donatf'd to-
ward the required $1,000 for a
Fourth of JuJy fireworks display,
Secretary Hay Langenheim an-
nounced at Monday's meetlng of
the Chambl'r or Commt>rce Board
or Directors.
May 15 was set as the deadline
for receiving donations. which can
be sent to the Chamber ornce.
1400 COast Highway, Newport
Beach, or to Chainnan L. A. Nor-
man, 1313 Coast 81\'d., Corona del
Mar.
Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler. rec-
tor of St. James Episcopal Church,
was appointed as member of the
Board of Directors of the Chamber
to fUI the vacancy created by t h<'
resjgnation of Ben Reddick.
President Harvey Somers an-
nounct'd that the next quarterly
membership luncheon will be held
May 28 at the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club. Dick Richard. owner
of RJchard's Market and member
of the Board of Directors, will talk
on "Newport Harbor-Our Com-
munity."
and Edward English. Mrs. John
Geiger is in charge of table service.
Concert Harpist Harriett Wood
will play.
Liberace Calls
Not only did Uberaoe make hl'>
piano "talk" in Newport Harbor
Jpst week-end, bvt he made an lU woman's heart sing with pleasure
whil<' he was In the area entertain-
ing for the Hoag Memorial Hospi-
tal Charity Ball.· During the eve-
ning, the young piano player slip-
ped away from th<' Balboa Bay
Club to pay a call on a ran who
was too Ill to go to the ball.
Miss Anna Matthews, 506 Mar-
guerite Ave .. Corona del Mar. Is an
a.r d en t Uberaet> television fan.
When she learned M was coming,
just an hour before he arrived, Sh('
sa1d, "l feel better than I have In
years."
The man who made the mN>ting
possible was Bill Anderson of 510
Mar$ruerit<' Ave. As west coast
manager for McFadden Publica-
tions. he recently interviewed the
talented pianlst. "He was such a
wondertuJ person, I was sure he'd
be glad to do It, and he didn't dis·
appoint us!" enthused Mr. Ander-
son.
T b i s
MIUEit JEWELRY CO. ia oHerl119 thk bi9 "'oMy .. ..,.
i119 vel~~e •• • apedel te+·•eqwelfltecf d .. l. Atty ,......
ler w~tch from 7 i•~ela up to 21 jeweh, .iH be ~
outhly clee11M eftd oiled, few $2.50, with • full -.,..,
writfe11 tuerefttee. • . . T eke ed•e11t•t • of tftia mottey
.. vi119 velwe et 011~. M. Miller & Co., Jewelry
174ll South Meln Street Kimberly 2·1l61
Next to Seers in the New Arcede ~hop\ S.11te Aile
rela x and start living.
you will feel like a million
with a passive m cuaage treatment
health studio
j u fi a l ola b aaza r d
you may call for one treatment
or save money with a course·
demonstrations available
· 417 east balboa blvd. balboa harbor 0767
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Exclusive • the Harbor Area
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Table, 40"x66 ' .
Hutch top
Rush-Tex'* chairs, a com-
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