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• 5 Cents Vol. 4--No. 39
Investigate Arson In CD.
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IIEWNRT uRaoR ·~c~a'E,. ROWIIII couRSE •• THE IIORTII ~ ~·~•a.[ Damage Set
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Fire Marshal Phll Haydl'n said
this morning that there are dr-
finlte signs of arson ln thP $25,000
fire that destroyed Gene's Restaur-
ant in Corona del Mar earl~ Satur-
~y morning.
This was indicated by the fact
that there were S(>veraJ points of
orig~n for the-fiN.', he sald ThP
main firt> began in thr kJIChC'n. but
I there was evidenct> of its bemg
st>t at other points also
' The local fi r£> departm«>nt IS con-
tinuing in,·esti£"cHion. and also here
to investigate-is a reJ)r'e'S('ntative
of the ~a tiona! Board of Under-
WTJters
ThE Log ,"Q.~~~~~~!l!~ ~ ~'!!:e2:. :w51 esSWmi~h' s
h ., lllf)l> actrf'SS wile, Lucille Ball. hllve cou~e. Tht-re \\ill be fivp races. oop IRS been named hononry commodort'!l start1ng at 1 p. m. for the st.o>nd annual lntercolle-Thousand.<; "'i ll ,;ew the-race •
Fire ChtPf JBJ1 BrisroP said that
the alarm was turned 111 aT 2:30
a. m Saturday by two hitch-tuking
sailors. The kitchen, bakt-ry and
storagE' rooms were destro)•<'d. but
the H.r£>men were ablf' tO s&VP th~
bar and dtnm~ ro<:.m fM-nPr \,en,.
Boero plan to !' a rt n •bU1Id1nt: 1m ·
mediately.
W. Newport Assn.
Names H. Arthur That oil problem is with us ~ate Rowing Regatta. which w1ll from thP channel shores and from Tht1' i O-foot cutt('r Soliloquy of
again. • • • In a good neigh-be held Saturday, May 24, apon-the bluffs ot Newport Heigh ts. Wesley 0 . Smith, Balboo, was first
bor gesturr. our city cound J last sored by the Nev.'J)Ort Harbor Many mort' thousands will watch to fanlsh thf' Nrwport-Ensenada w~k stepped Into thr fuss going Chamber ol Commerce. on television. and hear Tom Har· yac-ht rarP. saJling the 140 mJlE'S
on ln Costa Mesa, went on r~rd Lucille and Desl will s ccompany mon desc.-ribe the races. . in 25 hour-:. 10 mtnutt'S. 19 S<'COnds Harold 0 Arthur of 224 48th St
opposing oil drliUng encroachment. Ken Niles of Shon Cliffs in the A gy-andstand area ~II b<' can· 1, "',:,., tht> 36-foot ketch Moon· N.ewport . w~s ei('Cted Frida~ ~'"'
acting on the-request of a Costa herald boat before the raet'S a nd va..sst'd off near the. L~do Tum me beam of Orin Thorklld&en, NHYC, ru.ng as pn~~udent of the \Vf-t "'' "'·
Mesa clllzens committe-e. • • • will a lso appear at the trophy pN'-Basin, and an admiSSIOn fee wtll •thi\t won the Pn>sident of the port improvement Ass~ . .;ucl'f'{'(i-~y the County Supervisors aentatlon dinner ill tbe e"\'t'n~. be chargt1'd to hell\ defray the Re-l'rutf'd Statt•s cup for the bt'st cor-mg CC!un~lman Fra..ncu Hon"Bth took up the same Issue. split 2-2 The van.lty elght-oart'd shells of gatta e~~· Ttlere wtlt bfo a rt'<'tl'd time In the Arbi!Tarv cia~., "':'ho ll A. tn hi-ad of ttl. as.••ocla·
on Heinz Kaiser's motion to N'· the Univenltles of British Colum-car parktng area on the Orang<' 22 hours, 22 mmutl'$. 47 seconds tton forl.hrPe years ,
ject the application to drill wells bia, Oregon State, california, Stan-County dock ~roperty The races Another top wtnner wu the Ottw;r offi~rs aN Mon:an 1..(1"'·
at 17th and Pomona . in Costa ford. UCLA a.nd USC will match may also IX' vu•wed from. t~e Bal· 32, ... foot .,loop ~ara of Same) t>ry. nce--prt'Sl~ent. Mrs Blanrhf'
Mesa, Heinz and Wllhs Warner oars for the l9S2 WI'Stem Sprint boa Bay Club for an ad!nissJon fef' Huber. BYC. be!lt corT('Ctf'd time. Lytle. r:cordin~ SP<Tf>ta~ and
voting to deny, Cy Feather ly and 1 champio~hip on the now famous I of $2, all proceeds gomg to the OrE-an rtacin~ to wtn th<' Prt"SJdf>nt treasurer. Mrs. Blanche Larson, Ralph McFadden voting against Chamlx>r of Commerce. ( M xl · h f h d se-cretary; Fred Kn r tt', Arthur deny\ng. Willard Smith absent Chamber P rrsident Harvey Som-0 ..... ~ t-r:<>P Y or t P S('C()n Cubbage. Clyde Rex .lo Pph Guf'r-
• • • Decision will be made next F d I B L ers i!l g('nl.'ral chairma n. and his cn*h cu ~~Ul ~ear sa 11 ~ for t1w in. Grorp--Sherrill and Howar(l
Tuesday .••• This is of signlfi-ODD er 0 <»dlairm('n an· Tom Norton and e BE. ~u~. .h I ~1 b won Wright. directors cance to our community b<'causf' • Or. Sah·atorf' Monaco. Chamber ~ng ac . ac t . u · .. h On a motion b~ M r Gu('nn th( t~l! proposed oil fi eld adjoins city w c Coli!--Dies 'Secretar~ Hay Lan~<'nh~im i!l re-~~Sr~r 1{.~~'rr0~<>; f~~~t ~~ ~~~h a~ation went on rt>COrd a~lnst
hmlt.'l near the high school. • • •I • • IUD, gatta _dir('(.'~or. and Edwm L. Har-also a trophy for fi~t sin~le-ma5-t leasmg any bay front or oet.>an prn
The Log ha!! repeatedly stated Its bach 1s c.-ha1rman of the ra{'(> com-fl 1 f sh W I:'S Smith's cut perty to a pri\"Btt> organization
vit1'ws: Save our community from Services were held TuesdA)' in mittH>. cra 0 101 -• This was in reff'rt>n<'f' to thf' lras•
oil blight and keep it the most ' Riverside for W. C. Collins. <k>'·el-:r r :;;::~ :'~ ~muh" ~ead, ~b~c~-sought b~ th( Elks Lod$re-for c11 \
charming and desirable reslden-oper of Balboa Wand, who dit'd R f J bo .;~ '-'P P s dt·'en~nJ: ~ -A Tt"S: property on the ba~ near thP
tial area In the whole wide world. I last Thursday in Wichita, Kan , at q or iftl ree ~ r n 10 or r car:'e n . ) ; Arc ht>S • • • We'll bf> hearing more the agt1' of 89 • ~ k) tar~ LA YC 1951 "1nner ~1 r Gu.,n .n a lso brou~ht up th(' . Char If'S L'llman's l.Rgt1'nl 1 LA YC 1. • h 3 -ff '-
about Oil Monday night. beca~ Once he hlld purchased for $.''i0.-M Ad• • CDM Ca r l Lon~·~ Lark 'LA YC '. Be-p-rn<t tN ?f t ~ ll' !'I rut-o ..,......
Erni<' ~·}("S of Balboa. Jerg1~ {)()()all th(' property from :-.:ewport ay JOID tiM Jl111"s ;.uomt . LAYC'I. U>-....'1!' '"'''""~ :-;rwpor< and i~lhoa boule-
\1Ct>-pr!'!'lde>nt. who u.s u a II y ts I to Balboa Peninsula. paytng tax,.~ \\'htl n ., ·._ Attnn nt , • LA YC' I and 'ards. a plan '' htrh had n drop-~~~ound when oil is b<'m~ d<'bat.!'d. I on 10,000 lots. H P laid miles of Llkf'IY location or ad,·a.net' head-11,11 nld ·R..ms• r·: ~~u~ I s'yc ped b~ Clt~ Council lal't fal! A
wtll appear at thr Coun.cll mC'PllnR concr<'te to prot('('t th£> 160-acr<' quarters for the-1953 :-;ationaJ Roy 1, h!'r awards C'.O\!'mor of Call· conuruttee "';11 pr<'pan 3 n ~~lu·
to talk about the J!-!r~nns-Humbl£' isi1U1d hf' had crl'atro out of i\ mud ~<'0111 Jamborf'r. to. be hrld on lr· fornia tro hv, bt>st corr('('Hd lim\' uon a:;km,:: th•' C'oun,·ll '" C'onstd• r
l«>aSf' (th<' old Elliott cont~a~tl nat, a comer of wh1ch h(' took ,;nc Ranch nea r Lpper Bay ,l uly ('} f · nd R ORR E\emnl! ttus pla n a-tam Th• a"socla tlon
with th(' city for tidelands dnlhng for hims('lf and which is s ttll 10-16. is Of'ar ::\to•Ple's Dnw -in Cf'· ~~ar ~>::;·cond ~k),lark thlrd Le· alo;o \\•l1' on ri'Cttrrl un:ml" 1.hr <'II Y
for thE' oil pool supposed to b<' kno,..·n as Collins l!'land J lis rona del Ma r. ~enll • · · tn purr hast Jh · P ~<I !II' f l('l'lrJC'
offshort> h<'rP. • • • Ther£>'s a clrram of a real ('Sti\tt:' idyll col-ThP Corona drl ~ta r Bu ... 1n.-ss Gon •rnor of Baa California tro-n ~ht -of-wa:-bunrh of unhappy and som<'what 1 lapsed about 1912. whrn lots which Ac:<;O('I~ttion. in coop<>ration with r•hv 1., ,1 rorrrc1~ct tim\ 1n (111,,. ~pc·akPrs a t tht m•' 11nr: ''' r,
irate citizens on Marguerite Ave. now se-ll for manv thouAAnd.c; of th·· Tr vm,. Cn .• has orf«>r<'d to S<'t ,\ 1 C A b ~ sh rp John •hr f1H· ca ncbdat•·' f,,. tho Fl• n•• .,.
in Corona d£'1 Mar. who are pr?-I dollars couldn't rvf'n h4: J.-'1Vf'n up a hi'Hdqtnrtr r:, bUtldin ~ at th,,. r;: ~~~ HYC . <'~ ~ i . f a ry .Schoc11 ~)ard R..·-c Albncht
testinJ: what th<'Y call a dras.tJC I away. Sit(' Plans were discussed at a ... ·~v (', l I rs~rn.h. ;dnl c~:Oia \fn, Frank \\ oodland J B "'00" trimmin~ of the palm trees wh1ch r('('('nt meetin g of A..;sociation di· ·r. ~-' . 'k· CUYC tr Jard. Han·f'~ PE'a!'r a nd R· ·rr
art' tht' prirlt' of.the avenur ,:.E';k.~ • l •z• rr f'tnro; with Bill S.purgeon of lhf? .l ~l<l\·,1,~cor~~·.,,110rt [\(•uch t rnph~ !lardar rP
Prophet iC hE'adhnc In las Hosptta A U X I tary If\ inC' Co I.,. ; .. ,..rf't'lt •ci 1111'•' \I( rPm tinm~: -----
F.nsiJ:O. thanks to E . H Hl'lnsen p , Arth ur A s chuck. r~ ... r class Arb coru.· o Kt·n i.1-t,,.. Group IndorseS
of BalboA Is~.and: "Soliloquy T~dkes I J Pla d H ere scout ,.xecuuv('. gave formal a c-1 Ar;q;ukn Yacht cfub .,.x-ond' ;-.1
F.arly Lead. • • • Tht' ~rl ay I s nne ceptance TuE'sday to Myford lr · hon '\ F w l..oJ;:an :--:HY C Hurd
noon Junchron at Gene's w1ll RO d ne's in\itation to hold the jam-· '· · 11 · ·h \,ur-vc R t• Plan nn. in spit(' of thl' fire. • • • Plans for or~anizin~ 8 Hoa~ Mr · hor~ on thl' hills b<'twE.'<'n the SII'-I'Urnl [)on . ump riC'S. .. ... 1' eaea l Oft
Co<'ne> say~ h<''ll start rebuHdin~ moria I Hospital Awolary will b<' l 'ppt'r Ray and MacArthur Bh·d ~1a~ nrrl nf En<;~:>r"ndh troph~ ltx-. t immt'diati ly to restore that fa-discussed at 10 a . m. Friday. May north or th<' hi hwa . · c-o rn•ct<' llmr o rC'~atntn~ <'ass Thr· Ct ntral :-.=Pwpctrt Commun-
miliar landmark in Corona del Mar . •16. at St. James Episcopal Church. g >· OR~ Lark sP<'Ond. Sfutmt third in A"sn \Ot•'<i last wt"i'k to l'nntrt-
1
Newport. Two membf>~ of r ach Anu.:rua butt-~10 to tht• Chambt'r of Corr-
Linnell Seeks
Debate on U.N.
woman's. service club and organi-Myen Is Named . . . mercP fin ~rk.c fund. tndot'S('d thl'
zaUon in the art'a to be served by Sk • T lls :-;f',..ToOrt-C ta :\tesa summt-r N •
I the hospital ·haVe ~n asked tO . tpper e crt>aUon pro~am and fBYOred In-participate. Mrs. Ed~t&r Hill of New humane ?fftcer in thE' ~ creasm.: th<> t>leme-ntar~ schonl I Lido Isle temporary chairman lice departmE'nt ts Grorge W . M)-f Nl&rd to (1\"f' mE'mbC'rs
\\-ill be introdu<.'ro by Mrs. M. A: ers ~f 111 .25th St .. Newport. s~c--Story 0 Race Tht AssoCiatiOn opJXIf't'd tht' pro·
Anderson. who, along with other Cf'f'ding. Vtncent Cus~o: "ho posro aJllf'ndmt'nt of tht' c.-it) anti-
A challenge to debate on the members of the Alpha Xl Delta has_ resigned to devote his time 10 noL«> nrdinan<'t' to allow rin~ng
t nltt'd Nations was sent this W('ek Sorority Alumnae. al'f' acting as 'I b~~~yers has been an Orange rJ:'".!.'~~ b';f'BwiEM«'o::!~ of bell! and selhn~: tn r.-sidentiRI
U II f N rt hosteosses. County ..... ·,dent for 32 )"ears, th"' ..__ areas b:-('.(l()d Humor A letter by ,Jud~P nne o ewpo ·~.. ~ berc of Coroaa dfol ll.a.r • ..,_. will be sent to C\ty Council a~kin~
Reach. candidate for Congress ----~ last seven hert> ln Newport. He U&Ue ~ wu po~~ted for • for restroom facilities 111 the vi-
from the 28th District, to James Mrs. Raub Ia Elecnru I was me.mbe.r of the police resen·e lo.t: wtan. M tlllrd la C1aM {", I ciruty of 15th Stre('t. The Associa• Mrs. Jack Raub of Newport for the past three years. A.rbllrU'y, a til Slbola -..e r. tlon also voted to reqU8t the city
t ttt of Santa Ana. one of his op-Heights wu elected president of He askl'd fo! coope~tio.n of lo-.1 lA) take t.lalrd plaN" ~.\ to provide for bf>ttt'r ck-aning Clf
ronents ln the race. Wanlkl Club (Kiwa.nla wives) last cal residents m obeymg the cit) B BUD DESJ:..VBER(_i bt>arh a reas
U 11 t "By rea CUff ...--.... of leash law. Dogs not on leash wlll 1 __ ., Judge nne wro e: -night at the Shore a ,_....., be pJeked up and owners will havt> To bf.' aboard·onf' of the 138 _.... -----~!' .. do!n fyaovuror 0PfU~~tchly..._ewalxp~~ Mrs. Albert Stockton. Ot.hebbr Moffi~ to .,.u a f~ and cost!! he said 1 boats racing to Mt>XJro ls one of DLUIOND lUNG LOttT
......... I ""' UJ . IIV cers art' Mrs. Bert We • rs. ,_., . . life's spicy advf'nturt>5. lA8S of a $900 diamond rin~ \\8.!'
the United Nations, and my own William LandlA. Mrs. Herbert Hoi-I At 10 :30 Thursd&y morn1n~t we reportf'd Jut wet>k-i'nd by Mrs. T ~ttand favorlng continued U. N. ker, and Mrs. James ~nun. Harry Saclanan Di• boArded our dArk ~n 27-foot Dunc:an StE"Wart. 183 ~hCIT"t'Cllff
meombershlp, providing ita charter servieft were held Monday at cutte r, the Utll~ Dipper, and cut Rd.. Shore Oilts.
and,..._ ~v~-"t~retyre-.;:rcttheto ~ R.EV. BANNISTER Blt'l I I:& Balt& Mortuar>· for Harry Sack· off the dock at the Balboa Ya.cht
llll' ""' ,..~ G----c .... from & critical W• m&n, ~yNI'-OJd retired railroad CJUb fOr the l&Jld Of -.rarm. W&\.\"5,
States and t.l laww and freedomS. ~·~:.~WWSam H 8emdlttM enctneer wbo died Friday at blA 10mbreru and H~ 1 Bar.
J heftbY invite you to meet me ;3 ~St Newport 'c:ltlaP)atD 01 home, Ti6 Jl'olns(>Uia Ave .. Corona Harry BlodgrU wtth tua lddl. saik>d
ln one or more pUbUe debata on American • ·:....,_ ...,_t •· For del liar. Rev. Paul Babbitt olfi· by us on the Suskind ~ wa..s tbe question: SMD the United thrft ~~..., too w to re-dated at the w.rvices. Entomb-t.M last lime tNt • uw ~ bt18t
StaM nmaln a memtlft' ol tht __. __ .. _.t--...-.. aa111. ment wu at Me.trc. A~y. (Coatinurd Oft Pale 12) \hdted Nattonat'' '-"~'~'"~ va~ .... -..---
DDI OITI:D POa l'PIZD Band Lader Dfofi Amu was
dted at 1 :40 a m. s~ for driv·
log ~ m1lN an hoUT in " 2!'1 mllr .,..., at Ststb end Balboa Blvd
U1 Balbofi •
Pap 2
Rcmcho M..a
Nursery School
State Ucensed and Ap(II'Oved
From 2 to 6 YMI'II
Supervised Care and Constructive Play
&EA80NABLE aA'I'IB
Open 5 da~ per week-8 to 5
Tranaporta tioo Furnlabed
190 E. 15th St.
008TA I0".8A PltoaeiiE·-_,
JIOVING •••
•
Mothersingers J&re ADrtn#ifn
Concert Soon ~I£1NJ.))filfalJ
Annual sprin' concert of the ..., h_ ·it~L _ ..,. ~ Harbor Mothersmgers will be pre--'t1lr 'III!/IIJIM < -T w .-1.-
se.nted Friday, May 16, In the .U\'0 .., P L I
sanctuary of Christ Church by t-4A.AP'A IW ....._,. ..
the Sea. Mary Batten Sterrensen Ad¥orlltlnt • • -• • • C.ll ...
will ~t the chorus of voicea • • • n.. Newport Heritcw &tip
an.d Ball1e Deaver lS accompanist. ._., *" d~Nd to be 0 -
MtfS Joan Hogan, harpist, will also ,.,_ of t--'•1 eireu&.H ... ~ ...._
appear oo tbe program. lftollt of the Superior Court of ..
A benefit· tea will follow the State of C.llfoml. 1ft an4 fw ...
concert in ~11 Hall. The tea Co•ty of Or-t•· on4 ~,......
hour, sponsored by the United th....f 11 .,.lfiod .. el
Church Women of Newport Jiaro-puW.. ...ttc.oe ,...w..~ tty • • •
bor. will be for the ben4tfit of tN ... ......,_ aA'I'D women'• tpecial project ol uslat· one Ya.r . __..10
Arebltecta Are Named
For OCC Bullding
Thunday, May •• 1152
The Board of Trustees of Orange
Coast Collep Monday employed
the architectural finn of Richard
I. Neutra and Robert E. Alexan-
der of Los AncelH, and Richard H.
Pleaer. a.odate arcllltect, of
Corona del Mar, to prepare plans
and apecific.atlona for a new Busi-DIRECTORY neu Education Building, to cost ...,11...., .. -~ an estimated $155,000. ____ ,;&J'OIJ-.;.;;"";..:;;;._.....;;;.;.vw-.-;.... __ _,
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lly .uhf
"BE SURE -IN8UIUF:"
with
Maurie Stanley
lnluraDce eour-Dor
IIAJUIOJt tTII
225 ~farM .... Balbla ~..a
..... .,.. ..... ...... ing the Weekday Religious Edu-Out of Harbor Area.._, ___ =ti.eo
cation program sponsored by the oae Year .....,... HarbOr Council of Churches ln Out of Barbor ,.·-;;-;-----4:~: This column ls !or people with
Be d Co M
._ __ __.a.-. mou.en. Having a 1110Uler is taken
Newport ach an s ta esa. KD~ ~ for granted nearly every day of
W. Stuart Foote
GENERAL INSUR.A.NOE
MARCO ANICH, AllocMte
Phone: HArbor 24--P.O. Be. 1
2117 w. Balboa Blvd
Newport Beach. Calif.
IA&OI: OB 8MAU. JOII8
OIVEN SAID 0AU
... aad 8TOaAOJ:
.. We Move WJ~ &M Ww..,.
AGENTS Foa LYONS
1966 acu bor Blvd.
Shower Is Held
For Mrs. Pollom
A surprise baby showh was held
(or Mrs. Dean Pollom at last
week's regular mPeting of the Po-
lice Au:ociliary. hC'Id at the home of
Mrs. Bob Atkinson, 320 Fullerton
Ave., Newport Heights. Co-host-
esses were Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs.
Roger ='l'eth. !\'trs. Laveta La~.
last year's president. prl'sidcd ln
the a bsence of M rs. Ed Bate6.
c:-... -· Cd& the year, but all of us to a man, woman or child want moU.. to
know how much we love her . May
IDitiatioa Is Held
At St~ Meelillg
lnMiatlon rites were given for
J ean Crary Phillippi and Ernest
Leo Poupart at the recent meet-
ing of Harbor Star Chapter 568,
OES. in the IOOF Hall in Ca&ta
Mt"Sa . Wor thy Matron Regina
Cottle and Wol'thy Patron Harold
11, next Sunday, is a special day
to tell her so.
You've probabl,J put-off, for-
~rottea or beeD uaable to ckdde
&bout a cUt for MOTHER. bat
.... t worry, O'BRIEN'S bue't
for~eottM you w eU-tne&Dla« peo-
ple &ad Is ready wUia mall)',
.....,. rruad ,uta for your
MOTHER. your best frlead'a
MOTII.E.R, your craad.MOTJIEB,
wlff". ... all ..... ..,.. .......
you wtab to remember oa tllJa
8IMda1 clay.
AUTHUR MURRAY'S
~1 COAST BLVD.
Corona del Mar
()pen 10 to 10
For free dance anal1*
Call HA.rbor 1925
Want ads make everyday Uvtq Fink pNSided. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e~asJ~e~r~. ~ManY~~~a~wa~n~t~la~~tlu.cl:~ Hostesses were Past Matrons
C.la ·-BEaooa lti'J w 1111-11 Here y ou will find a se ntimental
"handkerchjel of the month" aa a
r emembrance or a bt>autUul nylon
gown or a n~w dress to make her
TRIANCIA
Frances Vande rcook
Spanl.sb, Hawaiian and Hlndu
da.ndnl through ase of a line or two. Ida Naylor and Etta Mae Coffman and also Pauline Jasper and Eva cutanet and gourd work
IOEAS
lh UY DANIGr;Jt
KITCHEN SPACE
GOING TO WASTE?
Are you letting e big , berny-lool-
ing old·leshioned •itch•n mar the
beauty of your horn• because you
ere frightened of remodelling
cosh 1 There ere e number of
weys to ut ilize the leh-over space
th~tl will edd to the eltrec+iv•neu
e nd convenience of the room ---
without leying out •ny "'oney lor
remodeling.
• II Yj U have a decorating prob-
lem whether it's space, er·
rengement, or color coordinetion
• --our friendly, !reined dec:oret·
ing steff will be most heppy to help
you to solve it. Oo co"'• in. Any-
time.
MAKE EVERY
INCH COUNT
Tre nsform it into virluelly two
rooms -• -kitch•n. and dininq
aree -· · by using • clever room
divider. One simple way to do
this is to eltec:h open shelves to
the ceiling ebove • smell storege
c:<~binet. This t .. ves comped
kitchen wor\ing spece, soh off din.-
inq area. Cabinet top makes
eacellen+ serving surface.
another nice thing
McGann. Fetreshments were ar-
ranged by a cOmmittee comprised
of Nancy Calderhead, Harriet
Smith and Clara Keeler. The
Chapter voted to use the flower
fund of the evening to buy a gift
for the Chapter in memory of Bes-
sie MacGinitie, 50-year member or
the order, who died on the day or
the meeting.
IE SA
UPHOLSTERII8 up..-tertac a .,...._, ...........
.......... am&.. c-. ....
~
1M
Siga I•
head swim with happiness.
A few of the lovely things we
know mother will lo\·e from
O'BRIEN'S:
Crescendoe gloves ---see the
new "chantuer" and "tango" den
signs, made with just a touch of
graceful femininity.
Savy blue lllckentlck allpA ---
ch.ueee aNI till• ts a pracUcaJ ll#m, abel'll at'f'd uader ahHr
1 summ4"r frockA. IDcldeataJiy,
607 Carnation Ave.
HArbor 2825--W. Corona del Mar
FU&NI~ REPAI&
Furniture Res toration
Chair bottoms, benet.
and s tools restor.d
using cane, rush, reed. etc.
HARVEY'S
Furniture Repelr
2050 Santa Ana Ave.
Costa Mesa. BEacon 6133--J
NURSERY SCHOOL8
O'BRit:.~·s baa Uttle-rayoa
81JpA from St.l5, u well u tbe
bf'aaW.O~» h&Dd detaU~ uyloa
tricot ta the more 4"XPft181ve mo-
d4"t.-wtth. I(O"'DS to match .
Farrington Jewel cases ---to HAYDEN HAVEN
trt'QSurc with her trt>asures. AI-For the Pre-School Tot
I most a neet•s.sity If mother does much travelling und practical and 440 Heliotrope Ave .• CDM
J!rand for dressing up her boudoir Half-and All-Day Seuiona
at hom~.>. By Hour, Day, Week or Month
A lace blouse by Adelaar ---HArbo 109 R buttonl.'d with rhint.>stones. what r 1-
rould b(' sweeter with her spring 80..\TEB PlATING HArbor 87 II and summer suit'! One-of a col-
. IC'ct ion or exquisite blouses. Sil Plat o4l7 Nere•-. cow I Pink pt>arl neckJacc or earrings ver ers ~liiill-•llllliilllllll .. ~•-•-. ---with ~old inserts ... or deli-And SUversmlt.ha
TRAVEL cate pastel enamel pins s tudded Repair -Refinishing -Replate
1 with JX'Brls. Gold-Silver-Copper-Brua ~ LIDO w Jl.y Do . f ' d r Near Community Church .l.CU. n n 1 01'~l' our ar 10~ new 1914 Harbor Blvd., Costa M-· wh1te hats. fashionable handbags.
1
.._ Authorized Representative sca rfs a nd hos~·. BEacon 5113
All Scheduled Airlines, And w t· have many. many more "'---------------'
Ships ---Trains ---Tours idcns for you. Come in and let us IIU8JO
VIIICEJIT'S UDO ht•lp )OU make motber or the little 1 n woman oh-so-happy on S unday.
TB.AVEL BUREAU
llesseatw, Lido Dru(
HArbor lMe
IU6 COAST BOULEVABD
CO RON A DEL IIAB
' HA.rbor 1111
~~~
Margaret L. Scharle
Teacher of Plano
Organlst -Accompanlat
Evening Cla.sMe
for Adults
307 GOLDENROD AVE.
Corona del Mar
PBY81ClAN8--8UROIJON'II
Lawrence K. Gundrum M.D. .
1741 Superior Ave., Costa Me.a
Practice limJted to Dbeues
of Ear, Nose, Throat: Allero
OUJce Hours: by Appolntment
BEacon 6508 or BEacon 8835
Bruce F. Sims, D. 0 .
Physidan &: Surgeon
about an all-electric kitchen ... Practice Con!lned
to Care of the Feet
1195 Coast Blvd South
Laguna Beach. Phone ._.11
•
Starting right about this time of year, that old probLem
of hot. stuffy kitchens and uncomfortable coou is • coming up to occupy tbe'eenter of the Mage. Except, ol
course, in those happy homes with aU.oeleetric kl~hens.
Electricity does the cookinl with a fut, intense beat
that concentrates on the cooking-there's nooe left
over for the kitcllen or the cook. Even on the hottest days,
and with piping hot meab in preparation, the kitchen
stays cool and comfortable.
You'll like an aU-electric ki~ben, too. And if you i.nstall
it in planned stages, you can complete it with no
strain at all on your budaet. See your electric dealer.
Yova a&.acYau: aaavAifT
Day or Night
Phone
HArbor' 1138
Baltz Mortuary·
OlapeJ by tbe s..
RARBORG
Corona del liar, ca.ut~
Ample Otr..Street Parldllc
J"rtendlJ N ... lhborbood Service
PARKES -RIDLEY
GRAUEL CHAPEL
110 Broadway
BEacon 5810 eo.ta M-
'
'THill OBIU8TIAN HOIII1
For his sermon foT Sunday,
Which is the Festival or the ~
tian Home, Rev. Paul Edward Bab-
bitt, minister of the Community
Church of Corona del Mar, has
choeen ''Wt)at About the Ouiltian
Home!" The Chapel Cholr will
aing, Savage's "Let Our Gladness
Ask o ... c ....... ..
Abo11t REAL Serwice
Know No End" at the 9:45 aervtce. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
The Chancel Choir wtll ling Kopy-SCIENTIST
J.ow-W llhousky's "Heavenly Ught" :UOJ Yle LWe, Newpett ......
at 11 a . m. The Church School A brench of The Mother Churdl, Th.
meet. at 9 :45. Many of the cla.saes First Chutdl of Chri.t, Sci .. tiat, in b
for boys and girls will occupy the ton, MeHechuM"'.
new bulldlng, though It ls still un-Sundey xhool --·-·---t :IS •""· nnlahed. · Sundey S.rtice . _ ......... _____ .. II :00 •·"'
e e e W.dn•ldey Ev.nln9 m..tinq _ 1:00 p.m.
PlANTING II.EIIORIAL lt•edin9 Room locet.d et Ill Pelm
A apedal memorial service will I St., 8elboe, is o~n daily from 12 noon be observed at St. Andrews Pres-lo 5 p.m. eacept Sundeys end holideYt
byt.erian 0\urch between the 9 :30 nelionelly ob..rved.
and 11 a. tn. services on Sunday. The p..blic is c;ordielly lnvit.d to et•
There will be a dedication of trees lend the church Mrvices end '"• the
and shrubs donated by church Reedin9 Room,
members as living memorials for ~~~~~~~~~~~~~i loved ooes. These plantings wtll 1
be part of the permanent land-MALONE H. HOLMES
scaplng. The Mother's Day ser-""EN,.. ... L INSURANCE mon of ~v. James S. S tewart at "" gU"\
both secvicec will be on ''The Mark at the V oqel Co.
or the Christian Family." The I 535 Coe.t Hi9flwey, N•wpori leeel. Chapel Choir's anthem wilJ be · s· r Cl s· t p " tu.ine• PhoN: l beOft 7W · mg o ory, ang o eace. 1 t •• w.-rt.oM: HAr'"-J444-W The High Scllool youth fellowship
unde r the lt•adt-rship of Mrs. Dan
Corson jr will meet at 6 :30 p. m.
Sunday :t t tht-church . • • •
"Excellent
Service,
Complete
Satisfaclioa."
G. N. PEASE. M. D.
1611 Pacific Drive
Corona del Mar
T\' ll APPLIANCE SERVICE 'TIL 9 P. M.
Frigidaire
Norge
· Bendix
Magic Chef
1817 Newport Blvd. BEacon 5737
BLDE.B ABEL TO ~PEAK RICDARD~s
RCA Victor
Hoffman
Zenith
Packard Bell
"Mother " will be the subject for
the sermon for Saturday at the
Seventh Day Adventist Church in
Newport a e lghts. Elder R. P.
Abel will deliver the sermon a t 11
a. m. Epistles of Saint Peter are
being s tudied in the S a b b a t h
School, wh1ch meets a t 9 :30 Satur· I
days. La S ierra College s tudents
wUl speak at 8 p. m. tomorrow
•F riday) at the Missionary Volun-
tet.•r Society of the church. • • e
"~AVE OUR DOMES'
Mo ther's Day will be observed
Sunday a t the 11 a . m. servict-a t
Chns t Church by the Sea. "Can
We Save Our Homt-s?" will be the
:.<'rmon topic or thl• pastor, Thoma
Roy Pendell. Thf' Sanctuary Choir
will sing as its anthem. "A Moth-
er 's Day Hymn," by Edward S.
Barnes, and women's chorus wLII
sm~.: "Lift Thin(' E)t>s." from th•'
"Elijah" by Mendelssohn. Baptism
at infants will feature the .. ervict-
BANK OF AMERICA
• • •
IIOTIIT~'S DA 1' RERl!OSS
Rev. Ivan Ellis of the First Bap-1
ust Church of Newport will SJX'ak
on "The Mothl.'rhood of God" at 11
" m. and "Thl' ~tuthers of Jim,
J ohn and Jr>~•" a t 7:30 p. rn as hi"
Muth<'r's Day sermons. Tht• Wo-
mt•n's ML~ionan ~ocit'f\ '''II h< • ~in the n<'W )Nir·, actn.J tll·:-w it!
.tn f'VC'nin~ ffiPt'l m~.; Tht•..,d;•~ m th•
homf" o f M N. W ~ HunsAkl'r. l:!:l
26th St., !':<'wport A SO<'Ill h1111'
""Ill fQIIov. •lw bu ... in•·"'s mP4'11n~
Zonta Installs
N ew Officers
Takin~; tht>1r C'U•' from lht' Zontu
word m<>aning "tru.o;twllt'thy" in
th1· lndian lttn~U81.!<'. the· :."t"•q:ll.lrt
!!arbor RrunC'h of Zonta. l'lnssifil'd
service club of exccutivt' women. :
hf"ld colorful installation ct'rt'mon-
lrs on Thursday nigh t, April 24.
ror the newly <'I eel rd offi <X'rs at
tht' Newport Harbor Yacht Club
District G<)\'ernor Rose m ond
Harris and past prt'sidents Gladys
Norman. Ru th H ummC'l and Mil-1 dred Stanley assisted r <' t i r in g
president Helen Stockton in thl'
installation et>remonies. Indian
costumes and Indian symbols w <'rl"
use-d to exprt'Ss thf' dutil's of thC'
new of ricers, \\ ho arC' HC'Ie n Nor-
ton. incomi~ pr<>sident; Letha
Drolet. Marif> HowC's. Prl!~)' Rrin-• ert. Frances Mears, Blanche lknz,l
Hazel Dell and P eg Haapa. Eva
Aspm accepted by proxy the dutic-s
of Letha Drolet. who was unable
to a ttend because of illness.
Gifts for perfect attendanct'
were prese nted to Hell'n Norton,
Maravene Gallag her. M I I d red
Stanley, Helen S tockton and Fran·
c:es Mean and to new members
Lucy Angell and Winfred Bacon.
... ., ... eted Horw
AJI Pet . . . Gelftet
Sporting Goods ... Troptcel FUll
. • . PerTot\ . . . Pere~eet\ .•.
C.nerl•• ... S.lt end Fre.l1 We-
t•r T aclle ... Bieyc:les le~ired.
Toyl.
Hidy's Pel Supplies
AND SPORTING GOODS
60S Coast Blvd. HA 1293-J
Corona del Mer
* We ere h•ppy to greet
our new 1'4iCJhbor, the B.nk
of Americ•. in the ha,.dsorne
buildin9 acrou the street
from us. . . . And we join
with the rest of th e com·
munity in the Open Hou\e
c:eremo,..ies thi, week-end ..
end ;,. welc:omin9 them to
their new location .... Thi'
;, •nother important ,tep in
the qrowth of Newporl Her·
bor, and in the developmel'i
of lido Ce.-ter '" an ou'·
slandin9 one-dop ,hoppinq
center for the el'lire c:om·
munity . . .
Quality MEATS • • •
~A~~~~(;'~ CIIOIC t: Kt:t.l'
Round Steak lh.1 OS •
~IA:S:SDiG'S CIIOICE BEt:F
Swiss Steak lh.1.0S
(l}:~l'I :SE NI"RI~G
Leg'olamb
BRJOG t'ORD'~ H A M S whole OT half
Bakf> a Tuna Ca8t'W'rol«" wttb
GOLD MEDAL , ... n.GUB ·~~b. I ..
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H ll.l.S-FOLGER~-)CJB
Sala4 Bowl-SALAD 43C COFFEE J)Jli:Silll~qL SHORTE:SJ :\'G
SPRY
. '
Fres h PRO DUCE • • •
'" nu '' -\1.1 co~tF.t.'-'
Asparagus
'" t:ET, .It If \
Oranges
1· \ '-'f'\ I.O'Ot. t.fU:t:~
Cucumbers
1· \:\'C\' CO \C llt.l.l •. \. \ \LL£\
Grapefruit
• • *
RRE.\ST 0 ' CK ICKE:\'-('hunk Stylf'
Del Moat.e 8Uoecl 2~ PINEAP. :.:'.! ..,..,
TUNA GRE£.'-'
l..\Bt:l .
PATR ON I ZE 1 •' T H E UndMy Sf'll"t't Sl._,
R1111t'a UaiYM J'l•
Bart-PEARS So. .. ·~tt !1 l OLIVES ~~t 1 C)C
StokelY'• Flae.t
CRANBERRY tCJ• SAUCE !!: "'
C·•llfomia tHf~BroacNa
OI"I ILIVESt4'Cl Rll'E 23· :So, 1 'I# c
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Garden ToPics~~!~!~~!~~~~~!~
By JOE D . II:LU8 publican~ will hold their third an-:lelger of Corona del Mar, Beverly
nual dance Friday evening, May Barnes of Bay S hores and Jean e Window Shades e Venetian Blinds e Linoleum Tile Floors e Asphalt Tile Floors e Formica Drainboards e Linoleum Drainboards
Whlte flies are about one-six-
teenth inch long and a re suckin&
insects. The body and wings of
the adults are covered with a fine
whl tish powdery wax. It is the
scale-like nymphs that cause the
damage to plants although the
adults feed on the plants too. They
ROSa for
suck the sap from the plant tis-
sut>s, causlng the leaves to turn
yellow and drop off. The nymphs
expel quantities of honeydew,
which attracts anta, and on which
a sooty mold fungus grows.
Control consists of spraying
with a contact insecticide. In
heavy Infestations It ls sometimea
necessary to USE' a combination or BUSH CLIMBING TREE
-~10 a Lov~ly 8elt'Ctloa of oil a nd in.~~ecticide. The under-
POTTED PLANTS & fLOWERS sides of the leaves must be thor-
for Mother .•. 0 0 Hf'r Day oug hly wet with the spray.
Thf.'re art> many species or
JOE D. ELLIS -Owller scales. Most of thE'm have a soft GAR[)E~ CE,_,TEm Nursery shell pl'otectlng the body. They ~ seldom bother annual plants but
are found on the s tt>ms and under-
116 OOAST BLVD. 11A1tMw laot OORONA DEL II.&& side of the leaves or on lhe fruit
WE GIVE CROWN STAJIPS of woody plants. Most species se-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~ crete large quantities of honey-;; dew which attracta ants, and on
WHITMAN'S . SERVICE
which a 100ty mold r\0'\gu.s grows.
Most species pass through two or
more gt>nt>raUons a year and the
wintt>r months are the Immature
stage. sw ~wets -.. ;.lri;;-:::-2-.:Hr:"r;;... -Nlh-w;.·.,.-Appt.
"We Spec&.lbe In Em•NJ•ncy Service"
1020 Cout llvd. HArbot 441-R-Nit": IE.con 51~on. clel .,._
Control consists of spraying with
oi l spray. Several applications I s hould be made in tht> summt>r ~~;;;;:;:~;;:;:~;:;;;:;:~;;:;:;:;:;;;:;::;;;:;;;:;:~~~~months at two-to three-week in-~ tt>rvals t o get all the young that
2 2 hatch out. Spraying will not kill
$ 50 Walch Cleaning $ 50 ~~~ t~ ~~S:ry~veral sprayings
With This Ad B C
MI LLER JEWELRY CO. is offering this bi9 money .. ..,. eporl to .. e
iri9 v•lue u • speci•l get-•cqueinted d .. l. Any retu-
ler wetch from 7 jewels up to 21 jewels. will be thM-On Easter Week oughly cluned •nd oiled, for $2.50, with • full one y .. r
written gu•rentee .... T ••• •dv•flllge of this money wvit~g ... lue et once. 1 A report from th(' Easter Wl'ek
M. M II & C J I committee will lx> one of the high-•• er o., ewe "" li ghts or the nt>xt meeting of the • .I Balboa Island Improvement All·
1746 South Mein Street Klmborfy 2-1361 sociation, which will be held at
Ne.t to Seer$ in the Ne..., t\rcode Sl,opJ. S.nt• AM 17:30 p. m. nt>x t Thursday, May 15. I i~iiii~ii~ii~iiii~iiiiii~iiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii Tht> m€'f'ting will takt> placE' at thl' Balboa Island Community MNh-
odJl't Church on Aji:ate A v<'.
'IJVlNG ROOM
BEDROOM
DINING ROOM
LAMPS AND SHADES
WALL SHELVES
BEDDING
UCOAL HOTICS
No. A-!JMO
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PE-
TJTJON FOR PROBATE OF
WJLJ~ AND FOR LETTERS OF
ADMINJ TRA TJON WITH THE
WILL A.VNEXED.
Such Lines es:
ETHAN ALLEN
SIKES
ICLING
FANCH ER
EHGLANDER
SEALY •'"' ...
Meny Othe"
790 S. COAST BlVD.
SAVE
STREET AND
HIGHWAY SPACE
#Jilflll~l
#
FRH
DELIVERY
CREDIT
TERMS
'ATIO
FURNITURE
Reclwoo4
Aluminum
pen Every Mon. Evening 'til 9 p.m.
rh: 43529. LAGUNA lEACH
Ia tile 8Qp4"rlor Court of lbe Sta~
of Oalllol'llla In ud f or thto Cotaty of Oraap
In the Matter of lhe Estatt' or I JACK F . UPPS, also known as
IS ADORE UPPS. Deceased
NoU~ lA bf'reby lt'fvflll that tht>
pt>tl tion of JAMES E. VAN T AS·
SEL for the probatt> of the Will of
lht> above named decedent a nd for
lht> Issuance of Lettt>rs of Admin-
istration with lht> will annt>xt>d to
the pt>tiliont>r will be heard at 10
o'clock A. M. on F riday May 23.
1952. at t ht> court room or Depart-
mt>nt 3 of tht> Superior Court or I
tht> State of California in and for
tht> County of Oran~E'. I
Dated May 6. 1952.
1
B. J . SMJTI-1. County Clt>rk
THOMAS E. HEFFERN AN
1415 Coast Highway
Corona dt>l Mar, C-alifornia,
Attorney for Pt>titioner.
Publish: May R. 15. 22. 1952
in lht> Nt>wporl J !arbor Ensifm .
. •
23, at the Balboa Bay Club. The Pet"eiU-)fjnetU or Udo We.
~ I
de~~orators
of fine homes· yachts · apartments
kfoN you Mlect your w•ll ~ be wro io ... ow
now collecilot~ of '•ciflce moclon~ •lid tTo,K.I '-" I nlture, ao perfect for c.Jffonlie coetief IMnt . Hwo
f •t HoVM & Gerden yo• Uti Mleci e•., ttW-t w II yow new home --• w•llpepet, "-c.....rlltf', clro,.a.
•· upholtiery •ncl clr•pery f•lHics. fllrfl.lt-eMf Wett-
•' lnthOUM e,plle~~ce-. We melntoltt ille lertett fw..
nituro, upholtiery •1141 dr•pety WOfboomt l11 tfle .,...
Our worh••nthlp Is fl•wfe••· Why not let our d•
coretors Mve you time •'"' m-y •'"' cli .. ppoillt·
ment7 There Is no obllt•tlon..
Bouse & Gorden
tit COAST tUeHWAY, .lWPOIT lEACH, CALl,. o, .... •e111 t :" •• .,.. -a • ...,. eo•oo •• ,...,
PAll I niiiTIIE ··· IOIJIIl tW •••
SWINGS • UMIRUUS·PADS • R£COV£RS
YACHT fU .. NITURE • BAABEOUU
CHOCOLATES SHE LOVES
ChooM her favorite aaortfMnt ... all cream
~ten. nut, crlap and chewy c.nten er HolM
foehloned favorltea ..............•. $12.5
POUND
ESPECIALLY FOR MOTHER
Nosegay
NOSTALGIC
SIRIES·IN·SCINT
!Yay dme you see a loaded bus oa a busy 1tteet just
dU.a.k-"40 automobiJet lfts m chc t:rUBc ~s".
PRINCE MA TCHABEUI CIRO COTY
SHAUMAR -WHITE SHOULDERS -D'O RSA Y.
DOROTHY. GRAY -S HUt TO N'S -TWEET, etc.
· Air Maid Nvlon Hoaiery e Stationery Carda
Corona del Mar Pharmacy ,
Ill OOAST BLVD. HArbor H '7t ('ORONA oa. J11Aa •
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I
Thunday, May 8. 1952
l>s}'dJoloa}' Sw enth (jTaders
For Bt~ery Da, LWing Hold Last Dance
The final seventh grade dance
By LDJu:t: BURTON BlADES of the year was held Friday eve-
ning at the Horace Ensign School
PO&IIF.& LIDO U:SIDENT
Working on p~nning for the
California Newspepel' Advertl5· Ina Managers Auociatlon in Santa Barbara the first week-end in
June is V. P. Young, fonner Udo
ule resident. who Is now •dlrector
of public relations for the Cros-
ley Divtslon of Avco Manufactur-
ins; Corpora Uon in Cleveland.
.....
PRESCRIPTION PIIARIIACI
Plllli8C&IPI'ION8 ALWAft ~ 0 **•
IIAIIPrOif'S HARBOR DaUGS
••• C...t .... liA&80a 1 a a a o.-M w.r
What is psychotherapy? In ita under the sponsorship of the Etc-
broadest serlse, the word Jl8Ycho-mentary Schools PTA Home and
therapy means tl'u tment ot the Family CommJttee of whJch Mrs. ~~~th~~~~~~tth~&Mid&~ls t~~~~~~~~~~~~~W~an~t~A~&~~~~~~~~~~w~l~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ la something not quite healthy man. ·1 1
about a mind requiring therapy. Master of c ere m o n 1 e s waa
AJthough thls Is more or less true, Charles Vanderv.ort. Seventh grade
a mind may need therapy without hosts atld hosteeses were Louise
being insane. Lemke. Carrie Reich, Phyllis Ml· "SERVICE IS OUR MOnO" So general an interpreta tion of Jum~ Tommy Seeley, Carolyn Cal·
psychotherapy would mean that a lis. "Biff" Parker, Charles Kramer.
rnln1s ter who quieted a person's David Brickner. Walter Howald
fears. furnished a fa ith or a phil· and Dick Ward.
080phy tor living and taught a h reasonably dependable way of life Prize winners were Jackie As •
wouJ d be a psychotherapist. An by, Peter Crary, P at Riley, Bob
educator who equipped a person ~id, Carolyn Callis. Charles Van-
with the knowl...tne and under· del'Vort, Carol Brw~h and Douglas ~ Beattie.
Ed Jones
UNION SERVICE
sta nding enabli ng him to render The young .....w.ple put on their hhnseU and society useful service --would also fit the:' term. Marriage own entertainment. Inc I u dIn g .. ..,.,
STill HIWIII
I
counsellors would be Included. In songs by Susan Kem~r. flute and
our time. however. when psycho!-clarinet duet by Susan Brown and
ogy has become separated from Carolyn Callis. vocal duet by &-
philosophy, and such practices as berta Bolton and Cam e Reich.
psychiatry and psychoanaJvsis have ~ey were all accompanied by mu-
become commonplace the word s1c lnstroctor James Fitzgera.ld.
U1iol Oil De1ler
. • Tttaehers present at the p&rty psychotherapy arqu1 res more par-I included Harry Mcintyre, chair·
tlcular ~eaning. . . man of the faculty commlttett. I II DW UIIDER lEW IAIIIIEIEIT Psychia try, lor Instance. lS t~ Miss Martha Crooks Miss J o Ann
medical treatment of the insane-Rt>«>rd Miss Donila Woolcott I
that la, the specialized practice of Theo<to're Johnson, Mr. Fitzgerald • ED CONDIT e WILLARD PIFUN e e ED JONES. Ow ner
O F FERING YOU THESE * COMPLETE LUBRICATION * HYDRAMATIC SERVICE * WASH and POLISH
mf!'dlclrw devoted to the treatment a nd Principal &y And£'rsen. 1
of the lJwane. PsychOilJlalys~ lsi Parents acting as chaperones
the treatment through speda were Mr. and Mrs. L awren ce I
techniques of a variety of mental Brown, Mr~ and Mrs. Art hur Kra-
and emotion~! disturbances ex-mer Mr and Mrs. GeQrsce w ard
eluding insanaty. d 'M and. M Ed d D d1 y Most psychotherapists outside an r. rs. war u e ·
the field of psychiatry st't'k to help
people resolve neurotic confllcts
and to resolve personal problems
Interfering withfi patient's per-
sonal, social, economic seJf.fuiJill-
ment.
Allen's
UPHDLSTERIIII
Studio
Compl ete L in e
S E R V ICES for YOUR * WHEEL BALANCE * MOTOR TUNE-UP * BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
Of A ccess or ie s
ED JONES UNION SERVICE
CAR :
Thert> is a wide range of such
disturbances of the emotional and
m<'ntal life. and th<'re are a variety
of a pproaches to their tteatment.
but in gt>neral all of these aim a t
th•• resolution of conrtlct in a per·
sona lity. Sometimes this nec<>ssi-
tates trt'atm<'nt of psychosomatic
Ills. such as types of headaches.
ulcers, hu rt and respi ratory ail·
menta which a re now regarded as
Mving mt'ntal and emotiona l orig· ln~. Many other ills htwt> psycho-
1202 eo ... llwl .• CotoM del M•r
HAit»ot 14 7 4-t.A
414 Coast Blvd.-at Narcissus Corona del Mar, Ca1iL
logical factors Involved.
More oftE'n, however. It is in nor-
mal Uvlns: tha t mental a nd emo-
tional dls turbanet:'s d<'ft>at individu-
als. and the trt>atment of such dis·
turbanet's constitutes typical psy-
chotherapy.
Social Night for
~ ?=.~h~!~~~~~:~,l
thlB evening's (Thursday) meet-
Ing ol the Women or the Moo:;e,
with Shir ley Miller. hospital chair-
man, In charge.
At last Thursday's meeting Myr-
tle Humphrey and Elsie King were
asked to rl'prescnt thl' chapter a t
the pre-organizational mt't'ting for
the proposed Hospital Auxiliary on
May l ~ . Plans for th<' buff('! supper
dan~ given last Saturday wPre
discussed with Wilma Corbin. Bob-
bie Mueller. Edna Pht>glt>y. Viola
Corned a nd El!lie Kin~ on the I nower dccoratin~ committt't', An-
gle Brld~~:es and Viol& Comecl In
charge of tickC't!l 11nd Myrtt>lle Tip-
pin~ namf'd on thr prizt> rommit-
t I'('.
CommittE'<' r<'ports 11t th<' last
meetlnR wrrt> pr<'S<'nted by Wilmn
Corbin. Dorothy CartC'r. HaU'I
Hecka thorn. Dorothy Mill<'r and
Alda Gor ton.
J,OVI: THOSE I RLAS"DS
"TMs i!l one place that is not
over-rated." said Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Simpson. 703 Begonia Ave ..
Corona del Mar. who are just back
from th~lr trip to Hawaii and en·
thualutic about the ulands.
FREE PICKUP
AN D DEUVERY
c Expert .. ,.:..-Q:-= ...
11(' ooaoN& D& 11M
" CaD BA 9171
ILEAl Ell
IT'S BIG!
Entire ~rowing Nursery Stoc:k .]()%to 50% OFF
WE lfl\'£ SllH GREE~ STAMP~ • • • E\'t;~ o~ SALE ITE.'L"' : : :
ROSE
All BUSH and CLIMBING 175 All TREE 250 loses iD Fall Bloom Roses in Fall Bloom
~~.-~.SM 175 ~W\1. -R~. :UO ( ~ Tnmpet \'llw I 175 JUIIIPER PFITZERIANA
S..Oal.-&q. S.OO
IAIIIOUA
~-Retr. 1.11 (Indian l_.aurl'l )
FICUS lllnDA
In 1-gaL cans-MarFOni Daisy, ~
ther Reed Daisy, Ivy Geranium,
Marguerites, Statice. Petunias, only
JICAIAIDI
HALE PEISIS PillE
011
CIWSTEI. YIIIIIAUS
S-Gal.
CAMELLW
•
f75 •
f75 •
•
BIGNOIE CHERERE
~Gl\.1. -~. S.IIO
ITAUAII CYPRESS
.~Cral. -Rt-C. S.ftO
PYRACANTH A
ACACIA
PEPPER
CEDAR DEODDU
l 'OtTR C'H OIC'E • · -~. s.ne
SOW ONLY
lliiEII H-
Reg. 6.25 -25-ft.
10-Year Guarantee '
. . . . §00
&os.
HArbor 1038
Req. 8.95 -~ Fl
10-Year Guarantee .
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WE 10 nRED • • • DUPLEX . . . 1 block from beachea in Corona del Mar. Home plua OCEAN FRONT home on 2 lot.
ot trying to teU a ll the nice Income or total rental yields 15o;0 on inYHbnent. Both sides rented. · Low with 8 bdrms .• dbl. gar. Good In-
things about this attrac. U&Ue d E Z N . f . h e EXCLUSIVE come prop. Wlll aell or exch. for Balboa l alaad Home in such a own payment. -terms. o 1n ormation over p one. part pymt. on s.maller home. See
anall ad. So we invite you to WI'I'H THIS OFFICE. owner at 2914 w. Ocean Fr .• N.B. ~~~mffi~~ look at iL with us. You'll like it 8' O'KEEFE a: Merritt refrig., 130. fJ ~: !.!!~~~~~~buy It because TWO DESJRA.BLE YEAR 'ROUND RENTALS and several summer rentals Good cond. AU<> Kenmore waah-.... er, $10. 618 Orchid. C.D.M.
Stanley Hadfield
RMJtor
Ill Harlae s.Jbo. bluld
IIArbofo It 01' HArbor lU'J_,
REAL INCOIE
2 HOUSES on 1 LOT
Only 4 Years Old
Ve ry good conclition.
Close to Trans porta lion
and stores
Income $87 .SO per mo.
FuJI $6 500 pr1ee onl} 1 ·-
B. A. Nerasoa
1982 Newport Rh·" ('n• Heea
BEacon 5!25 .... ~ea: ~'7-M
DUPLEX
GOOD IS COME
2 bedrooms each. Well located .
Present incom.-$140 P£>r month.
Prict>d $15,500 Terms
B•ald W. Ritchie
Real r..tate and IJularaaoe
1!19 Coat BIYd., HArbor U
Coroaa del Mar
Step in and feel at home
In lhl-. Dl'W
RANCH STYLE
3-BEDROOM HOME
Offers QURIIIy, >.tyle $29 500 and a bUdi.:PI priC'(' I
Toni Arnot•
LtOS Cout Blvd. CDM
HA !SSS: Evt'fl: RA !DM-M
WATER AND HOW!
75 acrt•s f)('rmam•nt pac:ture and
aUnlfa. 15 lwatl cattll'. Com-
pletely <'QUIPIX'd 100 head ca-
pacity II ... tor ical homest£>ad
in lovely t • • ,, shadPd grounds.
25 \aricli~~ of fru1t. l O.oon han-
dles Brin).: your toothbrush
and .. tart ranch1m:
Morris & LoYela•d
Rt:.~LTOR
to8 E. Balboa 81\•d. Balboa
HArbor 3266
J R C Balboa ~land
SpeCial
3~Bedroom f ur n1!1hPd bt>ach
cottage on l(ood strct't.
$12,500 T f'rTM
isl11d realty co.
ae.ltor.,_BuRneea Brokerw
HARVEY D. PEASE
Park a& Apte • Block from Ferrt
BALBOA IS LAND BA STJ-W
CORONA DEL MAR
Typle&l Aml'rlcan Fannho~.
A perfect settang for your ma-
ple fumHurP 3 bedrooms.
Priced $14.750
Excellent Gl Financing
Nelda Gibson. Realtor
SOl lfartne Avf'. Bal~ blaod
HArbor 050!
D' Y9U are thinking
C. renting
7'001' property ......... w,
telephooe us.
Ed L SedelmeiK
1111 o.ut IIIYd. a.-del .... IIArt»or ,, •
.EmieD Claattled edl have beftl
a IJI'OW'Il means of reaching b\o'en
tor aD .arta of merchandlR-U• m.n r Phooe HArbor 1114.
COlONA DEL MAB PROPERTIES
Rober& B . L,_ aad Belea L. J....yDa, Broken
411 Coast BouleYard CORONA DEL MAR HArbor 1007 FURNITURE for two 5-room resi---~---------~----------------------dences, incl. good ranges andre-New ID'rCJIDI:N81 BAftiiW0118!
o..pieteiM*e11etlea TODAY'S IPICIAL
Only $71000 for Quick Sale .
One Bedroom Garage Apcnbnent in Corona del Mar
Located on Ocean side of highway ---has double garage, good
location. close in. . .... Room in front to build another unit. -·-ALSO 1-BNlroom ROME, COMPLETELY FURN1811l!:D
Only $8~950
See these specials today !
PRICE T. McCUISTION
&03 Coat BmL, CoroDa del liar IIArNir ,,
VoGEL VALUES
CORONA DEL IAR * Charm and Value. 2-Bdrm. Home
built around patio. Ocean side of highway, 60' corner lot.
Large living room, dining area. fireplace. Furnace. Carpeted.
Tile. Many closets. BBQ. Fruit tN'es. Room to build in-
come. $15 000 HS.88 p« moatb Exceptional \'alut' at 1 --4CO Loan * Outstanding Home & Garage Apt.
on choice corner lot in hPart or Corona del Mar. Apartment
furnished and rented. Largl' $20 500 4% 0~
front home carpeted. Pr1ct-.. 1 Loaa
The VOGEL CO.
1SOf Coed Blvd., Corona del Mar
HArbor 1741 or 147'7. E vt>nJDp: HArbor S9S-H or HAr)>or 04411-W
UDO ISLAND SPECIAL
$161850
One-story modern 2-bedroom. 2-bath hom£> Nic£> living room,
good. patio, corner fireplace. on s tr<>£>t to str£>l't location. Favor-
abll' terms. • • • BU~RaSS OPPOR~
PI~ATING PLANT-proven money maker~stablished 6 years.
Chrome, copper. nickel. cadmium & zi nc. This is a GOOD busi-
ness, averages better than $6 500
$1,000 per month ---full price . 1 • • • LITTLE MONEY, $3,000 Down
3-bedroom home on desirable corner lot ln Corona del Mar-un-
usual concrete construction. heavily built and modem in design.
Nice re~r yard. attracth ~ patio. $12 500
Full prace .. ·-........... . ..... .. .... ... . ... ······-··· I • • • INDUSTRIAL RENTAL
MODERN PLANT-Building 40'x100' with 600 square feet addi-
tion on 1 acre of ground ---zoned M-1 ---partitioned office
space ---2 toile ts ---heavy concrl'te slab and $240 per
steel frame construction ... . . .. moatb
Ha .. bol" ln~ESIIDEnl Co.
IREALTOIRS
!Since 1945)
Newport Bh'd. at SOt.la 8t.
RA ·-NEWPORT BEACH
BALBOA PENINSULA BRAm> SEW little %-bdrm.
Cape Ood UOIIM'. Has fireplace, ~lass doors to large patio, double
S(arage. Nice $12 500 neighborhood. Easy terms ... I
BALBOA REALTY CO.
0 PJ)O!'Ite Balboa Bank of America
Lillian McAdoo RA 3ZT7 Ross Greeley Ja.ephlne Webb
700 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa
SEE THESE lEW IIDIES
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
152-154-160--162-170 Monte Vista
Co8ta M~ (NMI' Saata A.aa CoaatrJ Clab)
%-AND S..BEDROOMS AND DUPLICX r:rc:: .. ~...... .. 591950
Low down payment and low
monthly payment&
frig. Sold by piece, room or ea-
tlre tum. RHa. Call HA 1037.
AD Ia OM Opentaoa
Plumblnc, Carpentry, TUlng, etc.
1 ftlllLO DOWN • . • . V7t I YEA.R8 to PAY
GARBAGE DISPOSALS
E. L Se.elllllll'
• IEALTOI
~D'epcw ..........
wl&ll 8uDe EM7 T.,....
• IUSIHESS O~ltTUNITIES
• IENTAU
IIAUAO PLt7111UNO 00. HArbor n•
700 ~. COW HAtt»or ll II 152) Coeri .... ~ CMoM d~ ... ,
RESTRICTED HBim LDCAnH * AN lNVITATION:-
Q...u.ned buyen ue cord1a.ll7 lavltecl to laspeet
oae of tbe Harbor area'a truly ftae bOIIlea. • . • •
Built U-shaped around a beautiful patio. This lovely home with Its
two fireplaces, rumpus room and luxurious guest house or gen-
tleman's study is the ultimate in gracious California Jiving.
The main house Is richly carpeted and expensively decorated
in the modem decor. Grounds are beautifully landscaped in·
eluding permanent lawn cover.
Just 4 years old and located among fin~ homes on an
extra wide lot. Within the city limits. All utilities a nd no assessments.
Highly restricted
Priced . $414 000 which is well
... ..... ~ 1 below replae£>ment
W. Start Foote, Realtor
!117 W. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beecb
HArbor U-Eve.: BFAcoa I584Mhl
Open Boase - - -Shore Cliffs
331 Driftwood ... Sunday, May 11
-oa 85' Coruer wtth OuaD \'lew-
Lovely 2-bedroom and den home. exceptionally large Uvtng room
and bedrooms. Beautiful den. 2 baths. Secluded patio.
See this property or caU Mr. Schuster for appointment
to see during week,
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor
IU "out BouJevard Coroaa del Mar * HArbor 2474 *
CORONA DEL MAR
Building Lot ---South of the Highway. Good
loca1ion Att ractively priced. Oiuy $900 down.
Balance over 4 years
Lloyd C. Boward, Realtor
Coroaa d~l Mar HArbor 131!
~::~::::~a~~ ears
The GAS Rehigerator
BIG TRADE-IN AI.LOWANCE ! PHO~"'E FOR FREE ESTIMATE
2 Locations to Serve You
Balboa Furniture• (pant's Furniture
100 Main St. . 1645 Newport Blvd.
HArbor 145 Balboa BEacon 5707-M Coata Mesa
I REMEMBER * Mayu -it~
Dowers by
tiOt £. IWboa
Complete with
Mat trestles
Nl'W & Used Dl
Suites, Office
for splendid
and Used Funut
Crist
1687 Orange A\
Across from new
Phone
BICYCLE
REP AI
1574
BEacoa ----
'50 Willys Star, •. ,,
H &OD
'31 Plymouth < ·,
dr. H. Exct p
sharp. Onl} ··,o Nash St111t
0 0 ( th1~ lo(lks
new ont•.l
· 12 Df>Soto ~l d
FluJd, only
'<17 Chev. &>d l'
maculate
this one! 1
'17 Ford Sedan R
'10 Chev. Cpc .
· -t9 Ford Cuswm
R&H & OD.
'49 Ford an tIn ':10 Ford 8 cu.,r,.m
R&H. extra mce
Many more to
Let us prove that
or beat any dt>a l in
Our lot is at 534
"ON MARTNF
Your FORD
BEaoon 6604
Hours: Wct'k
Sunda,ys a: Holl
FORCED TO V
• FRIIWAY • ~al~! Buy· Now
EVERYTHING M
'S
Thunday, May 8, 1152 'llle Peh .. lllT
-~-F.Mate __ &_~~ea_aa_•_ Ebelllnstalls Mrs. Byron Wells
SOLID ASH butret for aaJe. Zl~ ATI"RAC. 2 bdrm. CDM apt. Block
covt'rs for club chair, Hearth-Glo ('tom bay. ot.poul, 1ar .• Yrly or Gardening was the tbeme of the sldtd at the ceremonies, which
KU heater. HArbor 1206-J. season., turn. or unlu.m. H.Ar-N""P()rt Beach EbeU Club lnstal-saw Mrs. c. M. DMidns nillnqulsh
'51 ENGUSH Ford Prefect. 4.-door bor 2310.J or HA m-W. latlon etremonJes last 'nlursday her gavel to Mrs. Byron WeU. ot :tnJso~ ~\~-J~Iles per ~BEDROOM nicely tum. Harbor ~ U::1tft:ei~uLecf!:r!1~· :: :~~nt ~~0 th~~~o:t!. new
btoll.a Hl&h-5-PC. DINING SET, brand new. view •pt. Wltll Aue. 1. H. 0431-W floral motif. Mrs. E .. E. Patmo1e I '1'olerance tor you and r.or me"
owner. HA blond wood drop-leaf ta~. 4 3-BDRM. fu.m. Harbor view home. of Santa A.oa Woman s Club Pf'l·l will be the elub motto this next chain, with' lnnersprina uphlllst. Jdral •for children. Yearly $110 year under Mrs. Wells' guidance,
seats, moss fringe trim, $125. --=mo=. ;:.;•:.......::HAr==-bor=-043;:.;:::..=l_-W:.:..:... ----she aald. Also at the helm of tbe
May be seen Sat. or Sun. after-2-BDRM. newly tuna. apt., ideallo-SituatioiMI Wanted d ub will be Mrs. C. C. Dodd. in-
noon. 2576 Arbor Dr. s.y Sbores cation: abo newly ru.m. bachelor stalled as first vice-president:
DOUBLE cement laundry tray A ~ .:J9 PolnsetUa, COM. HA QUIET, mlddleaged nurse would Mrs. William B. Tritt, stCOnd vlet-l!~~~~~ fixtures, $5. HA 2919-.J. ~;,:. ~~::-:::-;..,.· --~=-=--=---=~ lllte to exeh. Ught housework for president: Mrs. James W. 11\om-
PUREBRED German she~herd po-GARAGE for rept. 721 Poppy. CDM pleuant quarters in employed ton, corresponding aecretary: Mrs.
U · 2 '--d .-.. FURNISHED 1 bdrm 1 t person'• home. HA 2555-R-K.. Frank Linnell, recording seere-ce puppies, w .... o • ree..., • · ower ap · -tary; Mrs. Nelson Holmwood. fi-ror homes in 4 wka. 320 Fuller-2 adultl. 165 mo. incl. utila. Yr'a WANTED-BABY SlTI"'NG. Re-nanclal secretary; Mrs. AmeUa ton, Nwpt. Hgta. BE 5495-J. yease. HArbor 3561-J. liable. HArbor 2925--J.
FERNLEAF ·~ N t w•~ b "-b1 hi I Gamble, treasurer; Mrs. J . W. 12' 1950 CROWN trailer, Ideal for l'U' •~·-ew, urn. IUHr..u Y re .... e 'gh schoo Cammack, dirt>etor of welfare:
mountain camping. has water dally or weekly. n7 Femleat, girl. day work for summer, tak-Mrs. L. G. Allbougb, director of
tank & pump. Reas. 5810 Sea-Corona del Mar. ing care of chJld:ren. 23595 the annual spring festival: and
shore Dr .. N.B. HA 3465-W. OORNER and adjot.n.lng R-2,re.l-Klnp Rd., Newport Heights Mrs. Paul Rogers, auditor. Eaeh
1941 CHRYSLER convert. Kigb-dentlal loti, COM. Prioea tQ-of the new o((ioers received a
lander 6. very clean. R.c.\.H, white gether at only $3750. See !lr. MiaeellaDeot~a I noral wristlet and Mrs. Deakins walls, $450. HArbor 59-M. Hougan at 400 Cout Blvd., COM. _......., ......... ....,.._, ............... ______ !was presented wi th a corsage.
ARMSTRONG TABLE top mangle HA 1tt62 or HA 0102-W. U C like new $30. HA 1217-J. 4-ROOM garage apt. with 2 bdrm.s. ENSED BOAT OPERATOR. to
A-B STOVE, $50; dbl Box sprlngi in CDM. Unfurn. $75 mo. yearly ~!fia~07~~-r~~~::n! BPW Installs
& mattTesses, $50; Monterey dl-lease. BEacon 692l. and hoUdays. References. J . W.
van & chal.r, $75, excellent condi-3-ROOM fum. apts .• elec. ranges, Torre. HArbor 2927-W.
tlon. Watne maker tree with refrlg. UW. included. TV If de-TAKE your pick! 14 darling baby
purchase of 3. BEacon 5826-M. sired. Rents from $17.50 week kittens. F ree. They heed good
GOOD USED Montgomery Ward Weekly or mo'.ly rentals. T V homes. Can you take one'! 615
refrigerator . $30. See It In ll.!e Motel, 11120 Highway 101 btw. Marigold, Corona del Mar.
Pas t President Dorothy S uther-
land was installing offiet>r last
Thursday night when Evelyn Var-
ner of Newport Heights officially
~me president of the Bus.mess
and Profi:':>Sional Women's Club A
Unsung
Commercials
Hoag Memorial Horphal wOJ 19-
0t>ive the funds rrom '"ft,eyw Ill
Rhythmat:Jcs." to be ~t.d at
7:30 p. m. S.turda.y, Mq 11. at
the Newport Harbor HJcb School
by 225 students or the Doro1l\y Je
Dance Studio.
o,_ndng nwnbera will a.clude
tap. ballet. toe, oomecly, ac:robade,
ballroom and baton ~ Doro~yJoSw~. uw
of the Dorothy Jo D&n~ tudlo,
Is assisted in dan~ inltruction by
Jo Wallin of La Habn and Jo BW"-dick. baton lrutructor.
• • •
EFFECITVE last 'n1UJ"S4ky, tbe
new owner ot the Wa.s.herette U:a
Corona del Mar is W. P. SWlbury
of 604 Narcissus Ave. Kr. Sun-
bury, who purchased the bwln~
from Walter Bliven of 1U4 Ocea.a
Blvd .. has lived in the Harbor ere.
about a )'ear. coming hue from
Eugene. Oregon. where be was a
contractor. Mr. and Mrs. S unbury
were previously North KolJ.1wood
r{'Sidents, and Mr. Sunbury ta a
Massachus<·tts nathe. Ke wt11 t. active in tht-businea,. JCaxine
Meyer will rontinue as uastant
manager at 438 Begonia. CDM. Anahelm & Santa Ana. ROTO-TILLING and weed cuttmt!
1941 PACKARD Special 6. convert. BAY SHORES yearly lease. un-2213 N('wport Bl\'d .. Costa ~1 .. -;:.&
coupe new top good condition. fum. 3-.bedrm ranch type home BEacon 5180-J.
HA sOO ' j for qualified family . Call Bea-WANTED __ All Democrats to
GULL sAn.soAT In good cond. ~~ 6480-J for appointment to vote for LESTER VAN TA-
,,.11101? o! ~tnypolf'!>. romplt'IP v.u h -------------
dainty dancin~ ftgunn{'S, and May IT
baSkPlS fiiiE'd with flowers were a.-Tale~ timely decorations for the May 1 1
with cover, pad .. anchor, Oars etc. SACHE. LOR SUITE with ri te TENIJOVE, the only Democrat ceremony. By .UM WBEI:Lf'.&
Also ins talled wt•re M i I d r P d plus shore moormg newly recon-P va for Assembly, 74th District. Op-dltioned. $275. Call Harbor 20 entrance. sep. toilet and shower. posed to crossfiling. Primary
MAPLE . .__ ,.___ 'lZT Larkspur, CDM. Election June 3, 1952. (Pol. Adv.l
Chapman as first vice-president . e BASERAJ.L
RING
1695
495
spanet. a ~auty. ~
sUghtly mart'e'd in shipment. RESERVATIONS for s umme r LAMP SHADES made by hand,
Save S200. DANZ-SCHMIDT rental, 3-bdrm., 2 baths, South silk shades given the "new look".
BIG PIANO STORE. Santa Ana. Bay and Onyx, or 2-Bdnn. apt., Very reas. Mrs. M. Whyte, 513
• 520 No. Main. cor. 6th. Home 120 Diamond. B.I. HA 15~W. Ma rguerite, Corona del Mar.
Mazie Bird as second vice-pres.i-
d€'nt. Jl'SSJe Hill as recording sc>·
cretary. Jean Howell as cor-
respond.in~ secretary and H~>IPn
:-.1orton a~ treasurer.
of the Knabe piano. FOR SALE-Channing Cape Cod NO NEED to join a "Food Club"
USED ORCHARD spray outfit on on Little Island. Close-in: 2-to buy meat at. wholesale prices. I Fash;on Tea skids: power pulley tot Cat. D-4. bdrm: home., ba_ch. apt. ~111! For the best m aged beef. cut "
Farmall-12 tractor with cultlva-sleepmg ~.; pa.tto nn .. 2 fire-the way you like It, always call
tors. L. w. Bemis Tractor and places, pauo. Owner, Box 37, HArbor 0718 . Harbor Frozen Wl'd.nesday·~ rel{UIM m~¥tin~ of
Imp. Co.. 1629 East First St., Balboa Island. or HA 1334-M-K. Food Lockers, 4 18 30th S t. New· the Woml"n's Ft'llov.-sh1p of • t An·
Santa Ana. KI 3-2639. GARAGE with cement floor. Alley port Beach. dn·v.~ Prc•sbyter1an C'hurch \.\Ill
ALL ELECTRIC organ. Gorgeous ent. 414 Marigold, CDM. HArbor FOR YOUR PET-U. S. Govt. In-bf> a SJ)('cial fashion tl'a heltl In
tone. Uke new . Big savings . ......:2233:::::::::....::·1\~cf.;.. __ __,......,.....,,...------SJ)('Ctoo horse meat. free delh•. In th~> C'hurch lount!~> a t I 3!t I'm
Easy terms. Beautiful mahog-FOR SAL~ 2-bdrm. house near Harbor Area. Hldy's Pet Sup-Pc•nni£>s for the P~lmN H""P'"•'
any case. For church or home. ()C('an. Expandable. In R-2 zone. plies & S poning Goods. 605 tn Ala!-ka wt ll bt' <'OII••t·r. ti ,, tl ,
DANZ-SCHMlDT BIG PIANO $10,750. 0wn<'r. 314 Jasminl'. Coast Blvd .. CDM. HA J293..J. time a!! thf' ~·f'arly thank ,ff, rl'
and Organ Co., 520 No. Main. Corona d('l Mar. BABY SITriNG in your home or uf tht' PrPsb~ ter·uw wnm.·n C'hurrt
Cor. 6th. Santa Ana. Knabe Pi-FOR RENT-2 vel') nice trailer mine. day or ni ght. HA 1670. v.om£•n and th•·ir lrH nfh rr• In· a nos. spaces, s lab, elect., ewer & wa· \ itt•d to •h• ,,..,. r,, f ,, •••110 •
$5 RENTS a good practice ptano. ter. Take up to 35' trailer. Heat-w '" M rs. Ka: I .\.x• 111 111 ('I 1")!~' or
All tenn rent allowed on any ed restrooms & showers. Adults. Services r ht• part) l.ot·al .. no,,., -.hov. m.:
plano. Let the kiddles team . Pt'rmancnt. College Court. 350 fa!>hions ar1• (t'Rrwn s. Pl'lllt-\'1lh
DANZ-SCHMIDT BIG PIANO Avocado, Costa Mesa. Superfluous Hair the Rrat S hop onrl Fun f '"h1011'
STORE. 520 No. Main. Cor. 6th, FOR RENT-Newly redecorated Permanently removed from face.
Santa Ana. Knabe Pianos. bachelor apt. 618 Marigold. CDM. arms, legs. Eyebrows and hair-
FIREPLACE WOOD-Reaaonably Yearly or summer rental. line shaped-No more tweezing
priced. 2213 Newport Blvd., YEAltLY RENTAL-JU!t complet-ELLEN L. BRYANT, R. E.
Costa Met~a. BE 5180-J. Free ed, attrac., all utlls. paid. Laun-Tuesday and Thursday only
deUvery. dry faciJ. Unfum. 1-bdnn. $67.50. Udo's Salon ot Beauty HA 2576
$387 BUYS Gra11d Piano. This is 2 bdrms. $82..50. 2152 Newport p · · p h · a wonderful chance for teacher Blvd, Costa Mesa. Call HArbor cnnting-aper angmq
or student. Good cond. Terms. ~-GEORGE BURXHARDT DANZ.SCHMIDT BIG PIANO "'FURN=~ . ..;;..;,..APTS==-. -for--ren-L--=See--:Lou--
STORE. Home of fine pianos, i!1e Apt1J. firsL Dbls & angles, 1 5G8 llat St.. Newport a..dl
Knabe, Lester, Chickering, Wur-overkx>klng Bay. 3M Camatioa,l HArbor UJ.&.W
litzer, Steinway and many oth-Corona del Mar. OaJJ •~ I p. m.
ers. 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. HOME on Marguerite A\'t'nUI(', H. H. HOLBBOOK
$69 BUYS a good pr,.actice plano. hardwood floors, fireplace. two
Trade in later at full price. Oth-bedrms .. dbl. garage. $15.500. Dependable Plumbing
ers a Uttle h.lgher. All in fine Ask Fitzmorris. HArbor 2152. A Prompt Repa..ir Servt~
playing cond. DANZ-SCHMIDT Malntalned
BIG PlANO STORE. 100 pianos. --------.... ------Pb084!' tlarbor Jtl 8-W
10 Initiated
Tt•n Of'\\ v.trl-. or 'ht• lla rbnr
arf'a .,.,.,.r,. lmtia to•d 1nrr1 Joh"
()au.:htf'rs &>thel l'ii la;.r Thur'-·
day 1'\'f>OIIl~ at tht• F,.ICUl\ Afl> r·
nOtm Clubhoust• Th«> tmtrnt•-
\\1ft' PRtriL'Ia (,1\anau~h Lkmn 1
Jean Cavanau~h. Barbara FP•·nt·~
Tont Rtlrrou~:hs, Pat rina Ant•
Sm.Jth. IJarlrn•• Ann FoN'mall
)tarjorif• Knox ,h,hn~>ll .Mc)tmn
Ern~.,, l';n · ~trrJC'Ilan. Juan l!l'a· stun
Cor. 6th. 520 No. Main, Santa Help Wanted 1881 BalbCla Bh·ct. Nf'wport ~~~ 895 Ana.
Th~> Job', Dau~htl.'rs Obhji:atton
was ~1\ l'n h) Bonnre Geor~.;e-. Carl• I
fo'r~tl'r Shirley Ht>aston. :-;ina
ll1lliard. 1>~10na Hamilton and !.11•·
da Griffith-< I H-anna P~·tf'r."n
H•·thd Ltbrarian .:ave a !\tvth• r'
Da.Y n·adm~ Four P,ast Hnm•r• r! Qu~·t•n.. \\Pre mtrodu~· l',trttl
Thvlllil' \'elma Pndham. Coru)t•
r.unn 111d C'arol('e Burdick
~~ I TRADE your old piano on televis-
ion. Hi~hE'st allowance. DANZ-
SCHMIDT PIANO CO., 520 No.
TYPIST, gen'l office. occas. part
tim('. Write Box E-2-A c o En·
siJtll. Corona d(.'l Mar
... .'. 1565
from
can mE'Ct
Orang~ Co.
Coast Hwy.
·s MILE''
Dt>aler
ewport Beech
8 'til 6•30
10 'til 4
Main. Cor. 6th. Santa Ana.
Wa.nted
MAN for serv. sta., mid.ni~thl to 8
a .m. Call BEncon 6755.
LADY with car to take over t'stab-
WA::--oT to buy Sterling sil\'t>r flat-Ushed Avon business in Costa
ware. scnice for 8 or more. Mesa. Call BEacon !l624·R.
HArbor 3045-J. WANTED Real tsc>atc and busi·
WILL PAY CASH for your USt'd ness opportunity salesman. At-
fum. Crist Fumitur\'. 1687 Or-trac. prop. for right man. Lee B.
a nge A\'e., Costa ME'!-8 Across 1 Casey. 1217 Coast Blvd .. Corona
from Alpha Ikta ~kt Phone ~d:.;e;:.:I~M:.:a::;r,;.,. -===HA,;;.:.:..;rbo~r.,..;:.2..;1:,:19-;.,;J,:,. __,,.-
REaron i323. SHORT TERM EMPLOYEE, fa-culty pool secretary. Typing, d u-WILL 00 cooking for banquets or plicaUng and some dictation
will st'w by the day or hour. Starting salary $200 plus $25
Good referen~s. BEacon 5274-R. cost of living bonus. Job prob-
ACATE!
ably terminates June 15th. start
to work immed. Apply in per-
son at the Business Office. Or·
ange Coast College, 19951 S. Har-
bor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
SALESPERSON wanted tor wo-
men's wear s hop. Apply Box
E-1. Ensign.
HELP WANTED: Exper-
ienced real estate sales-
man or broker to join
expanding office. Sa~!
ST GO!'
Write q.-.llfi~tlofll. lo• E-2 e/o
Eftslt"· I ICM eo,.,t .....,_ C.D.t-4.
Lc.t and Fouod
MAROON colored cloth belt betw.
PAINTING
Earl Shefiin
t 7S Palmer L -C.(Nita Meea
Br...ooa M6'7-M
( Poliflcal Adw rttsrm• nr 1
Orange County's
..WeiCJht" at
Sacramento
Perhaps you, as a dtlzen, ne-ver thought about thot,
or knew the,. was auct. a thing. But there is.
It Is what every County, or "" citizens, must have .fn
order to get what they want from atate government.
legislotlve weight It compounded of experience,
prestige, know how and 1cnow wh~ •
It is not gained In a doy, or a year-or a term .
Sam l . Collin• has lt. He hot been Speaker of the
legislature for 12 aucceaslve sessions. He is a member
of th. $tote Boord of Pubflc Works, the Boord of Re-
gents, Unfv.nlty of Ca lifornia; vi~-chairman of the
Joint In terim CommitM on Hig hways, a nd member
of Joint Interim CommitM on Agriculture.
Thot"s why proc:tkol men ore advising you to-
Elect
In tht'i r ~U~<'t l..R&glk' opener
on April 30. tht> Tar honeh.ldera
slip(X'd oft to a poor start ln tbe
ra<'1· tor tht> \'rov. n, bt>ing nipped
6-5 by a Panther nme inva~
from Orange.
Tht> ~a1lors camf' !Jack m w last thr('(' !ramt-S and at the end
v. Pr•• only short one run of tying
Uftlht• C'vnl(';,l V.1 lh the bftset> loa~
('<I OnE" run caml' in the ftfth
·tanza and two ••ach 1n the sixtJa
·md :.P\ e111 h inrunl(s It was CB tcller r,...'-'1-' Abb-.,11 v.ho h.-ltl'd across
tit• tw11 s•·\t>nth lramt taiiJf'tl wtth
I I'IJII~IOI: tn(llt
Thr· Tar mn•· 'llf' l •'d thtll r se-
•'Und INI 'Ul' IO!>' Tiw,..,.day 3-1 to
1 ...,,, Full• rt •n It tiJ;tr., Tht> 5ail-
or:. unt· r .• ll) t·amo· 1r1 Utt !trst
framt• tilld lt•Jm 1h1·re lh<'> Y-ere
h.•·hl ,,., n I• ;.-. t" t h· Tnt .. • twirler,
l.htrl .l<th• • T~·•tl •\h<l P•rt·ht.-d
lWI)-hJI ball
e T t. '\', .....
Th•· ':tllnr ran1Ut •rnPn, hke the
hnrM•htd••r< ·ot 1111 t o a sad atan,
dr npp1!1 • ''' 1r llfJ••n• 1 to an in-
vadtn\.' ~tpnrl frn11• t •ram:r 7-2. on
Apr II :..~
Tb• '·tJ It •I" Jn,! I hf'lf lloeCOnd lt·.n·•" ,· .. nt• '' tt! ••·• \l'ar Thurs-
•la\ tn •I• "'"'' ''' f• ol 7-Z \0
'hi· Itid .. m' ~~ ""' FuJ!t rra.
Business Talk
l' ,!,hurd RH'ht• 1 • ,f C.urcea del
M :1r wnn tht• Toa,tm,,,t<'r·~ Trophy
for ht;. S(><'•'\'h 11n lm,•n~ condl-
ttMl~ 11 Tu(•sdtt~ t'\ t'IIIOJ(S I'Tl('ol'tlng
of th• Harhor An·u Toastmasters
.,, ;.;,,,I nn·~ Ray'""''' Ca!P Presf-
tlt rtf r:lllm R.llnt•ll '"' 'ldNi l'\ext
TIH•,dtty 1-lm•·r Pntrlf'r 'Nill be
t '•' ·r•i.,,., •' II.• • \t n111J! and
I lm• ,. Pml• k ""til b.• '••PIC cnaster.
Tho "''"n .. dull \\II hf· the El
Tt '' • • \lo~ 1 tn• Ra.... S \.IP("n'i&on r, '"'"' ,,,, ' ..
TUBE
Hwy. A ~ Ave .. on Ordlid,
COM, Set. a..m.. Ma.y 3. HArbor
799-W.
BLACK Y\"lvet pouch purse in Bal·
boe ln March. Contained good
pearl necltla~. earrlngs. also car
k.-y. No Identification tn purse. ~-nc-r orten reward. Call HA
1816-R.
Sam L Collins
COSTA MESA State Senator
-
Pap 8
U~AL HOTICI UGAI. HCntCI UGAL HOTIC:S ~ NOTlct
Jl.eeolaUoa ollate.ttoa No. aMI t~ grack-s. along the lines, be~ ~thl5 ~utlon of IntentiOn ahall ()J:&TD'JCATJ: OJ" BV81NE88
KZSOLUTIOX OF THE 0JTT tween the pointa, ot the dimen-~ publlahed by the City C~rk. Jl'kltltao. Ptrm N~~.~~~e
COVNCIL OF THE OITY OF slom, at the places and ln the In the manner and form pro\1ded The Uadflwlped do hereby cer-NZWPORT BEAOH. ()ALIJI'Oft.. manner sho~n on the plans, pro-by law. and for maldng all other ury that thty arc conduetin.r an
NJA, DECLARING ITS INTEN· rues and drawing~ tor the con· pubUcations In Use proceedings electrical oootractJng buslnesa at
TION TO ORDER CON8TB1JC.. structlon of saJd improvement.l, under this Resolution of Intention. 518 Coast HJahway, N «' w p 0 r t
TION OF SA~T ... .,..., SEWERS being Plan No. 486 consisting or The City Clerk is directed to Beach, California under the fictl-
AND A.PPURTEirANoES TO 5 sheets, on file in the olfice of the mall notices of the adoption of this Uous firm name of Udo Electric
SDVE THE AREA OIJTH· City Engineer or said City, and R~lution or Intention to all pel'• eo. and that said firm Is com,.,.ed
wE 8 T E R L y oF 0 c E A N except u otherwise pro\1ded on sons owning real property pro-ot the . following peraoftS, whose
BOULJ:VA RD (CORONA DEL said plans, 1n further accordance posed to be assessed, whose names names 1n full and places of resi-
IIA&) 'IS AID CITY· D£. with the specifications for the con-and addresses appear on the lut dence are u follows, f&.wit :
OLARING THE WORK To BE structfon of said impro~menta. equalized auessment ron for dty DUNC~ c. McALPINE
OP MORE THAN LOCAL OR said specHlcatlons being on rue ln taxes. aU in the manner and tonn 217 VIa Koron
ORDINARY PUBUC BENEFIT the office of the City Clerk of said provided tor unwr Sections 5070. Udo Isle, California
AND DESCRIBING THE. Dl8-City. and to which plans, profiles, 5194 and 5195 of said "Improve-DONAl..O A. McALPINE nucr TO BE BENEFITED drawings and specifications htore-1'\'lent Act of 1911" of said Strt>t>ts 1382 s. E.. Mardick
BJ' SAID WORK AND TO PAY t?forE' approved by the Clty Coun-and Highways Code. Tustin, California
A PORTION OF THE COSTS ctl of said City, reference Is he~by POSTING NOTJow; OF Wlt.e. our hands this 21st day
AND EX:P~~SES. AND FIX-made for a fuf't!lt>r. full and more UIP&OVEII'ENT of April, 1962
lNG A TIMJ!: A~"D PlACE FOR particular descnptlon of said work SECTION 9. That the Super-D. C. McALPINE
:UEAIUNO OBJE<'TlONS TO and ~y rete~nce thereto, the same intE>ndent of Street.l of the City of DANALD A. McALPINE
8AJD WORK. are mcorporated herein and made Newport Beach shall cause to be State of Callforala
1'be City Council or the City of a part hereof. conspicuously posted along the line Ooat7 ol Oraase--.
Newport Beach. pursua.nt to the DE8()RJPTION OF of said contemplated work or im-()a Till• 21st day of April, 1952.
promlons of the "Improvement ASSESSMENT DISTRICT provemenr. and along all open before me, a Notary Public In and
Act of 1911", being Division 7 of SECTION 3. That the said con-streets within the district liable for said county and state, residing
the StrfftS and ~ighways C'ooe of templated work and improvemen.t. t? be assessed for said work. no-therein, duly commissioned and
the State of C.allfornla. dOE'S re-in the opinion of said City Counc1l, l!oes of the ~ge oft~ Resolu-sworn, personally appeared DUN-
solve at foUows : • is or more than local or ordinary tion or Intention, In the tunt>, form CAN C. McALPINE and DONALD
SECTION 1 Th~t the puJ:llic public benefit and the said City and manner provided by said Code. A. McALPINE known to me to be'
Interest and convemence reqwre. Council hereby makes a portjon PASSED AND ADOPTED by the persons whose names aub-
and it )'s the Intention of th~ City of the expenses or said work and the Clty Council or the City of scribed to the within Lnstrurnt'nt,
Council or tht> City of Newport impro\'ement chal'geable upon a Newport Beach, CallfornJa. at a and acknowledged to me that they
Beach, California. to order the fol· district which district the said regular meeting thereof. held this executed the same.
Thunday. May 8, 1952
UGAL HOTIC:I
Council Chamben of the City Hall,
N e"w p or t Beach, CaUfornia. at
which time and place any and aJl
persona Interested may appear and
be heard thereon.
RAY Y. COPEUN. Secreta!')'
NEWPORT BEACH
PL..ANNTNG COMMlSSJON
Publish: May 8. 1952
il\ the Newport Ha,rbor Ensign.
NOTICE OF HEAJUNO
Notice ls hereby given t.hat the
Planning Commlasion or the City
of Newport Beach will hold a
public hearing on the appUcaUon
or Levert Traalc for a variance on
Lot 17, BJock 732, (717 Femleaf
Ave.) Corona del Mar to aUow the
erection of a neon sign.
Notl~ is hereby fu.rthel' given
that said public hC'arlng will be
held on the 15th day of May, 19M.
nt the hour of 7 :30 P. M. 1n the
Council Chambers of the City Ball.
N e w p o r t Beach, CaUtornla. at
whlch time and place any and all
persons lnteTe~Jted may appear and
be heard the-reon.
RAY Y. COPEUN. Se<Tt'tary
NEWPORT BEACH
PLANNING COMMISSION
Publish: May 8. 1952
in the'Newport Harbor Ensign.
lowing work to be done. to-wit : City C~uncll hereby declares to 28th day of April. 1952. by the fol-WltaeM my hand and official
D!iSC'RrPTIO:S OF WORK be the district benefited by said lowing votE'. to-wit:. seal. NOTICE OF I:IEABING
Fl.n\: Th£' construction of vi· work and improvement and to be AYES : Council.men. Miller, (Seal) E . V. SODERBERG Notice is hereby glvt>n that the
t::rifted clay pipta sanitary sewers. assessed to pay the costs and ex-Horvattt. Finch, Isbell. Smith Notary Public in and for said aty Council of the City or New-
vitrified clay p1pe house conne-ction penses thereof, and which district NOES: Councl~en None County and State. port Beach will hold 8 public hear-
sewers, Wye branches. manholes is described as follows: ABSENT: Counc1lmen None My Commission expires August ing on the appllcatioo of the
and appurtenant work in connec-All that certain te rritory In the A. W. SMlTH . 29. 1953. Griffith Company to amend the tion therewith. in that certain pub-City of Newport Beach, CalifomJa., Mayor of the City of Zonin' Law or the Oty o1
He exclusive of streets and alleys, Newport Beach. California NOTICE OP ELECTION Newport Beach 50 as to change-
EASEMENT included within the extt-rior boun· J HeN"by CerUry that the above For M~ber or tbe Go,·eratac the front setback lines from four
owned by the City of Newport da.ry line shown upon that certain and foregoing r es o 1 uti on was Board of the Newport Beacb and ten feet to zt-ro setback on
Beach and descrilx•d as Lot "A" map or plat. No. 436-A, heretofore pass~ a nd adopt~ by the. City E lemeatuy Dbtrlct Lots 754 to 764 Incl .. Lots 789 to
of Tract 1026. as per map rPCOrd-approved by the City Council of CounCll or. the. C1ty of ~ewport Not!~ Ill Hereby Glveu to the 799 incl.. Lots 967 and 968, Lots
t>d in Miscellaneous Maps Book 33., said City on the 28th da.y of .April. I Beac-h, Calaforrua. at the time and Ele-ctors of the Newport Beach 972 to 976 incl., Lots 9n to 982
Pages 37 and 38, and Lot "A" of 1952. indicating by said boundary by the vote above s tated Elementary .. Dls~l'iet or Orange I mel.. 10 TraCt> 907. Udo Isle. •
Tract 1257, as per map rt'rorded line the extent of the territory in· C. K. PRIEST CoWlty, Cabforn1a, that the An· Noti('(> is her-eby further ~ven
in Miscellaneous Maps Book 38. eluded within the proposed assess· City Clerk or the Ci.tY or j nual Election for members or the I that said pubUc hearing will be
Page 25. Records or Oran~e ment d istrict. and which map or Newport &-ach. CaiJfornla Board of Trus tees of the Newport held on the-15th day or May 1952.
County, California. \)('tweE>n a line plat is on fi le in the office of the Publish: May 1 a nd 8, 1952 I St-ach Elementa ry District will be a t the hour ~f 7 30 P. M. in the
drawn parallel with and dis tant 5 City Emtint>er of said City. Rt>f<'r-in the Newport Harbor Ensign. h~ld on the third F riday of May. Council Chambers of the Oty HaU.
teet Northwesterly from thP pro· I ence is hereby made to said map I \IZ, May 16. 1952. IN(!: w p o rt Beach. Cahfornla. at
duced Northwesterly line of Lot or plat for a further, full and morC' CERTrFICATE OF DI~CONTJN-It will be necessary 'to elect one 1 which time and place any and all
l of said Tl'act 1026. and the I particular dt'Scription of said aJ>-l ' NCF. OF {15'£ ASD 1 OR member. persons Interested may appear and
Southeasterly C'nd or Lot "A " of I sl•ssm£>nt district. a nd the sa1d ABASDO~TMENT OF FICTJ-1 The po))jng place for said ele~ be heoard thereon.
Southt>astE'rly into a public ease· ern for aU details as to the extent Thf' r odt'nlped do hereby cer-me!'ltarr Precwct No. 1 fPrecmcts NEWPORT BEACH
saJd Tract 1257. and extendin~ map. or plat so on filE' shall gov-1 T10t;S SAllE I tors of the ~ewport Beach .Ele-RAY Y. COPELIN, SPCretary
ment to manhole No. 6. all as of sajd assessment district. tify that e ffective April 21, 1952 as tn Ctty Elections 1. 2. 3. 4, 5. 8. PLANNING COMMISSION
s hown on Sh«'ts 2 and 3 or the DESCRIPTIO:S OF BONDS I they ceased to do busln<'SS under 9. 11. 15. 17,. .1~· 19. 20 and Cliff Publish: May 8, 1952
plans hereinafter referred to. j SECTION 4 That serial bonds the fictitious firm name of Lido Hav<'n Sutxhns1onl: in th«> Newport Harbor Ensign.
ReMnd: ThC' construction of vi-1 tx-aring intere~t a t tht' rate of sl~ Electric Co. a t 516 Coast Highway. . Newport Beach Elementary Pre-
trifled clay p1pe sanitary st>wt>r. per ('(>nt c 6t, 1 J)('r annum. shall ' :--;<'"TJOrt Bt'ach. California. which 1 cmct . No. 2 ( Pr<'cint'ts as in City
Wye branchPs. lampholt' and ~p-be issued to represent each assess-busint" s ~·as formerly composed or , Elect tons 6. 7, 10. 12. 13. 14. 16. 21.
purtenant work tn connects~n ment of Twenty·fhe D 0 11 a r s the followmg persons. whose names 22. 23). .
t h<'rewith in that certain public 1$25.00l or more. remaining un· in full and places or residence are I ~t No. 1 WlU be at thE' EASF.~tE~T paid Cor thirty 1301 days after the as follows. to-wi t : Newport Sch~l e~tran.cE"-14th It
O\!'r and alont: th<' ~outhf'asterly da tt' of rt'cording the warrant. Duncan c. McAlpine>. 217 I Balboa Blvd., 1n sa1d D1strict.
5 fee.t of Lots 26. 28 and 30. Block Said ~rial bonds shall extend over Via .Koron. Lido lslt', Call-I P~C't No. % ~rona del Mar A·36. Corona del ~1ar, as )X'r map 8 period ending nine (9) )•ears forma S~hool. m said d:istnc t.
recorded tn MLcE'Ilaneous Maf>l' from the second day o! January Donald A. McAlpine. 13R2 The polls wtn be ope-n between
Book .3. PagE's 41 and 42. R<'cords next succeedin~ the next October s ~· Mardick. Tustin, Cali· the h~urs ,of 7:00 o'clock A. M.
of saJd County. connectmg with fifteenth following their date. Pay· forn1a and 7 .00 o clock P. M.
manhole No. 3. as shown on Sht>t>t mt"nto; on the principal of unpaid Charles E . Nowell, 1578 The returns of the <'le-ctlon will
2 of said plans. I asS<'s~ents and interest thereon RA.'dlands Place, Costa Mesa, I be canvassed at 8:00 o'clock P. M .
. Tillrd: The. construction of vi· shall be made by property owners California . on May 23. 1952. .
tnned clay PIP<' santtary ~wer. to the City Treasurer. all as pro-and the partnership is hereby dis· The oHicers apP<?tOted to con-
\\'}c branches. lamphoiP. manholP vtded 1n the "lmprovemt>nt Act solved and the undersigned wiU duct the t>lt'cUon tn the ~bove-
a nd appurtenant \\Ork in connec·l of 1gu •· hereinafter referred to. not tx-r-esponsible for any debts, named Elementary School D1s trlct
tion therf'Y.i th. in that Cl'rtain pub-! PORTION OF COSTS. AND liabiUties or obligations incurred are: Uc F.XPENSE TO RE PAID OR under said finn name or by any No. 1 Mrs. Julia Mae Eggert
EASEMENT liATERIAL FURNISHED person or persons operating under No.2 Mrs. Jane Crowl
ln the vacated alley or Block A--35 BY CITY said finn name after the date of lnspect~r
of srud' Corona del ~tar. and ex-SECTION 5. Notl~ b Hereby dissolution thereof. this 21st day of ~0· ~ ~rs. 7ma ~· ~oltby
tending Southwest<-rly Into a pub-1 Gln~a. that the City Council of the I April, 1952. . 0· rs. ane-· organ
lie right of '''a} to a manhole to be City of Newport Beach has deter-\\1btHa our hands this 21st day N 1 ~d.r.tcA U Nl . constructl"d hereunder, as hown mined and does hereby declare of April, 1952. · 0 · rs. ure a erruec.
on Sheet 2 of said plans. that said City will furnish two (2l ' D. C. McALPl~~ No.2 Mrs. Ma rtha M. CUnmnghom
FoortJI: The construction of sewage pumps, together with elec· DONALD A. McALPINE I Jud~e
W<'lded s teel sC'wer main. Wye tric motors to be Installed by the CHARLES E. NOWELL A ~escnptlon of the . boundaries
branchC's. manholes. concrete an· contractor in the pump station de-~tat4" of Callfontla of thiS pr'<'dnct ward IS attached
<'hor block~ and appur~enant work scribed in ~ectlon 1 hereof •. and Coemty of Ortt:"g~ I ~~~. m~1f' GdR~~r~fFrNoLAY
In connC'cllon then"Y.1th . m that will in addition thereto contnbutc On this 21st day of April. 1952, 1~ne Cle k.tSecretary
certain publi<' out of its Corona del Mar Stat<' before me, a Notary Public in and March 4 1952 r
F.ASE;\TENT Park Fund the sum of $5.636.75 for said County and State, residing I ·
from manhole No 6. toea I I'd in toward the C"Osts and expenses of therein. duly commissioned and NOTI_C_E--O.' HEARING
public easerrwn t between?_~.ots R 1 ~id tmpro~ement. The liability swom, personally appeared DUN· Notice is he reby givPn that th{'
and 9 or sa1d Tract 1-;11, and and o bliJ!at1on to pay such sum. as CAN C . .McALPINE. DONALD A. City Council of the City or New-
thenCt> Southrasterl}. ovc~ and provided h<'r<'in. shall accrue and M.cALPINE and CHARLES E. port ~ach will hold a public hear-
across I.ots 9 to 15, anclusl\·e .. of become fixed upon the date of the NOWELL known to me to be the . th 1 ti r · t tl
said Tl'act 1257. and extending
1
confirmation or the assessment by persons whose names are sub-mg on e res:o u on ° .'".en on
Southeasterly Into a po•tion of the City Council of said City. scribed to the within Instrument, ~~e~d ~~~~~~ La.Co=~~~~ a:~
Block "A" or sald Coron a ~el Mar, TIME AND PLACE OF and acknowledged to me that they of Newport Beach so as to chan~e as shOIWn on Sheet 3 or sa1d plans. 1 JJ'EARJNG executed the same. Bl k 329 .. ....,. d 430 Co
Flftll: 'I"ht' construction ln that SECTION 6. Notice h Hereb~· In wttnea whereof 1 bave here-oc s · -"· an · rona
cert.a.itl public easement. known aa Glvea. that on the 9th day of Jun~. unto set my hand nn'd affixed my del Mar. from an R·l to an R·2
Lot "A" of said Tl'ac.t 1026. at a 1952. at th<' hour of seven-thirty official seal the day and year In Zo~~tf~as~~fi:~:~Y· further <riven point opposite the Une between o'clock 17 :301 P. M. in the cham-this CE>rtiricate first above written. . 1 ..,.
Lots 16 and 17 of said Tract. of a bers or the City CounciJ in the (Seal) E . v. SODERBERG that satd public ht>ar ng will be
reinroroed cement conc~te s~p City Hall or said City of Newport Notary Public In and ror saJd h~l~on ~,.1 5~\~ ~ ~Yj 1~;·
and pump chambers, together Wlth Beach. any and aU persons having County and State. a ~. . 0 · · · n e
the UwtaJlatiot;~ of pumps, rnoton, any objktion.os to the proposed My Commission expires Auguat CoWlCll Chambers of the CHy HaD. e lectrical apphances, con d u I t s. work or improvement, or to the 29. 1953. N E' w P 0 r t Beach, CaUfornla. at
floats, cast iron pipes, vaJvea, fit-utent of the assessment district. which t1;me and place any and all
tinga. equipment and appurten-or to the proposed gra~. may NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEA.JliNO pt>niOns mte""ted may a~ar and
ances for the pwnping or lifting or appear and show caUie why said be heard thereon. raw sewage, as shown on Sheets 2, work "should not be done or carried NotiCt> is hereby given that the RAY Y. COPELIN, Sccretar·y
3. 4 and 5 of said plans. out in accordance Wl.th the ReBolu-Planning Commission of the City NEWPORT BEACH of Newport St-ach will hold a pub-P' ...... ,.......,G co~SSlON SbUa: The construction 1n con-lion of Intention. Protests mtl5t .LJU·uu..a... JQDJ..~c f Uc hearing on the appUcation of Publish· May 8 1952 nectioa with said pump station o be in writing and m ust ~ deUv· Earl B. WlnshJp for a variance · ' a welded steel sewer pressure Une ered to t he City Clerk prior to the trorn Section 910S.tl(b) of the zon. In the Newport Harbor Enslen.
and conCNte anchor block&, run-time set for the bearing. inl law 00 Lot 18, Block 23, Lake NOTICE 01" IIE&&INO
ning from said pump statiC?" over lll(PROVEM:ENT AOI' Tract. (309 34th Street, Newport Noti~ 1$ "ereby givm that the
and a.long an easement. bemg the SE<:nON 7. That all of the Beach) for construction of garage City Council of tht> City of New-
Southeuterly 4 feet of. Lot 16 of work herein prol)<*'d shall be done only on property. port Beach wiD hold a pubiJc heer-
aa.ld Tract 102_6. CTOUUlg Ocean and earned through ln pursuance Notice Is hereby further gi~n lng on the application or ArthW' Boulevard. B!ld m Marguerite. A~ or an act ot the legialature of the that aald bUc hearln wt.U 1M> 0 . Hovey and Cftta.in other pro-
nue connecting with an eXJstmg State of Cali!omia, designated the b ld thept:5th da or f. •.. 1952 pcrty owners to amend the Zonh\J manhole located at the Intersection "Improvement Art of 1911", beinl e on .•Y ~· taw of the CJty of Newport Beach
of the centel' line of sald Marguer· Division 7 of the Streets and High-at the hour of 7 .30 P. M. 1n the 10 u to c:au. Lota 1 to 8 tnd.
lte Avenue with the SoutheasterlY ways Code or the State of cau-~f"J d~ Cham~ ~f J:llr= Bloek 329. Corona del Mar, •Ni
prolongation of the center Une of fomla • ewport ac • · Block ''D" f ~ that tbe ftnt alley lying Northeuterly . PUBUCATION OP at whJch time and place any and U ~ b a A\i do and ~:
trom Ocean Boulevard. as ahown RESOLUTION OF INTENTION ~~ar!r~ted ~y appear .::'ton Awn~ ~ Padfic md
on Sheet 4 of said plans. SECTION 8. ~ Newport S... a reon. Bayside Drives, to ~ ~~ trom .PLAJif8, PROP'ILI".& DRAWINGS bor Entlp, a ~ newts-pw RAY Y. COPELIN, Secretary an Jt-1 to ~2 Zane ~eadem
AND SPECIJI'IOATION8 printed. publ.lahed and at ~ NEWPORT BEACH Notlet tl ht>reby tl.ll'tMT .twn
SECTION 2. That all of the drculatb:a tl'l the ctty of Newport PLAN'NlNG OOJOtJSSION that -.Jd pubUc heartna wtll ~
HOME
LOANS
At Orange County·,
l..Mding Home Lendin~
lnmtution
QUICK
24 HOUR SERVICE
LOW
LOW "REOUCIN$•
INTElfST MTES
EASY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
FRIENDLY
SYMPATHETIC SERVIC£
I WI IUY TRUST OffOS I ON W1U LOCATIO HOMES
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVIN&S
I lOAN ASSOCIATION
222 0.... A.,. ..
...... : 4-1117
LA&UNA BEACH laid work and improve.ment to be Beach, californ1a., II hereby dal(· PUblish: lla,y B. 1~ ht>ld on the 15th day of Kay 19152,
cloM, aha1J ~ constructed upon nated u the newspa~r In which 1n the Newport Harbor n.lp. at the hour of 7 :30 P. M. in the •••••••••lilllllli..,
'
,
lAST TillE IATU&DAY
MARLENE DIETRICH
ARTIIUR KENNEDY
"Rancho Notorious"
Ia Tf'ehlllcolor
PAUL HENREIO
"Thief of DamCIBCUB"
la T eebaleolor
KIDS' MATIJI."EE S AT. I :'5
"Rocket Ship XM"
LAST TIM£ SATURDAY
BRODERICK CRAWFORD
JOHN DEREK-DONA REED
"SCANDAL SHEET'
PAT O'BRIEN
"OKINAWA"
ou may fino a a-
change for that real estate ln the
want ad section.
PIA YJNG THE ROLE el Dlrft:-
tor (JarltOIU Flt&G~rald la tbe
Newport H&rbor Players• eomle
~ "Upt Up Uae 8117," to be
.. owa at occ Mar !1-1&-11, a
Bob Gleaeoll, who wu on the
Rudy Vallee racUo show before
Ute war, ~rvNI ln th~ Air Foree
du.rlac World War IJ, put on
shows for Ol'a Ia thf' Ia~
Clalaa~Burma ~t4'r, aftfor U..-
war wrote ~ertpta for "I Lo\·e a
Jl~tery:• wu la Ute cast of "Tbe
Druakard," worked for radio sta-
Uoes. aow a. with the Lee
WUckr Acency. Bob uys o~ of
Ute blo-t tbrllls of Ills Ule
waa dobtc a abow a t the M.u-
quera Club lD Hollywood wltb
Bucly VaiJM, lobD Barrymore-,
aad Onoa WeliN.. Bob's wlfe,
Fraald~ bu a ppearNI lD "The
Drwakar41." Gt!oor~tf' W h l t e' s
Dinner Dance
Plans Made
Plana tor a dinner dance to be
given the night of the Inter~l
legia te Rowing Racee May 24 were
made last week at a meetlng held
Wedn8day at the BaJboa Bay
Club. Mrs. Hay 'Langenheim and
Mrs. Harvey Somers. co-chairmen
of the social t>vent, named the fol-
lowing women to their committee:
Mrs. Lonnie Vincent. Mrs. 0 . G.
Suea, Mrs. J ohn Boyd. Mrs. Ted
Hambrook, Mrs. Paul M. Wheeler,
Mra. Earl Stanley, Mrs. Nelson
Neice, Mrs. Clllf Varner, Mrs. ~ land Wright and Mrs. George
Hoae Jr.
ORT t?<,r. /I. I' ' • (
.. { ~ \ . . ,.. ... . .... , . , ... ...
FilL, llaJI t1arw raL, --~ II
"MA AND PA IEIILE
AT THE FAIR"
MARJORIE MAIN and
PERCY KILBRIDE
--also-
"JACK AND THE
BEAN STALK"
ABBOTT and
COSTELLO • • • ''S..Me'• aad Earl Carroll's FAMILY NIGHT. v ... taee. ne ot .. a80DA ba,·e
two elalldna. FRIDAY. MAY 9:
F"mal Laguna-PlaY --~PRIZES GALORE • • • , Do you have the largest family Is Petticoat Fever ... or the youngtost ... in tht> city
Final play of this season at the lot Newport Beach? The Port The-
Laguna P layhouse will be "Petti-\atre and Corona dt>l Mar mt'r· ·
coat Fever," starting May 22. Hap chants have some swell prizE's
Graham Is director. waiting for thE' largest family and 1 the youngest family that fill out U c;AL HOTICIO h f '--J d . NOTICE OF Pl'BLIC' HEARISG t e orm ..,._.ow an ~resent II to·
N · ·. h b . ·v h 1 the morrow I Friday I mght to thP
' O~Ct' IS ert' ) J!l ('n t a . t ~tanagpr of thE' t ht>a trE' The win-
Plannang Comma ion of the Ci y nt>rs \\111 be> antroduced on thr
of N<'wP:Ort &>ach \\ tll hold a pub-stage and awardt'd thP prtz<'s
Uc hearanJ: on the apphcata~n °! Th<' "'hoi!' fam1ly will t'njo~ thr
Georg<' l\1. Holstean for a \ananc~-two hilanous fl'aturt>s · • · "Ma
1 on Lot 40. ~lock. A. Tract 673, and Pa KettiP at the Fa1r" and
1234 Hazel On\'(', < orona del Mar I. Abbott and Costt'llo tn "Jack and ~or a on" foot fron_t yard S<'tback thl' B('anstalk.. If you ha,·,. a mstea~ of thr. rPquarrd_ t~~ fet>t. largt> fomtly or a yount:! family.
!'lotace _Is also. h<'rP~) l'!l\en that brinJ;: th£"m all and wtn somP
satd pub he h<'artnR wall I><' held on prizrs:
the 15th ~Y of May, 1952 at th_e Thr sJ>('cial ramaly "'et>k celE>bra-
hour of 7 .30 P. M. l.n tht> Council t ion is b<omq arrangt>d b~ the Port
Chambers of the Cit~ Hall, N~·-Th£'atrE' in rooJ>('ration \\lth the
port Beach, Cahfornaa. at whiCh followin~ mrrC'hanl• ~me and place any and all J>('rsons Yeran~ton :. Stationers. Suther-
mterested may apJ>('a r and be' land's 5 & 10. Th<' Children's Shop,
heard thert'on. Coast SuJ>('l" Market. Hjdy's Sport-
RAY Y. COPEUN, SE'crt>tar~ ing Goods C.annon's Food Ct'nter NEWPORT BEACH All A · . M k Co d j
PLANNING COMMISSIOl' Mar r;~~=c;·. a~~~iace rCa~dt>~-
Publlsh: May 8, 1952 head JE'weler. Harbor Photo Lab,
in the Newport Harbor Ensi~'Tl. Garden Centrr. Han'n's Ori\·E' In,
~========================~ Tommy's Shop. Dennie's Cafe. Nor-r I man's :-.lurscry, Wade Fairchild,
Craftmanship in Fabrics & Leather
----.. KIMMONS
DRAPERIES up H 0 L s T E R y FABRICS
4.~ E. 17th St. COSTA MESA BEacon 5436
• Important New Arrivals Jn Drapt>ry & Upholstering Fabrics •
2· TIPS FOR
CAREFREE TRIPS
l..N' ShiplE'y, Jordan's Ktlnnels. Vll-
lagr \'alrt Cleaners. JE'an's Gift
hop. Arthur ~turray's Oanet>
Studso, Gt'orJ!e's AssocaatNI SE'r·
\iCP Station. Brandt's [)(>par tm<'nt
Stor£'. Fun Fas hions.
PORT THEATRE
FAMILY NIGHT-MAY 9
Addr•u
No. of childrel'
.;
Agel of children
Age of p•renh of youngelt f•mily:
Mother F.ther. _
Munsingwear for Mother
I
What could be nicer
for Mother's Day than
a gift of beautlful
Munsingwear
Lingerie
selected fr om our ex-
cellent stock of slips,
h a 1 f slips, panhes,
night gowns, & paja-
mas
Shps from
Gowns from
Panttes from
$250
295
89e
I
J. W. REINERT, OwDe.-
18 16 S"E\\'PORT BOn.EVARD BFAcoa 60!6
f'08TA MESA • • • We Gh·e S.tB Greea tamps
-i' A· I PLUMBING
tsPECIAUZ,r.S IS REPAIRS
Day .t Nlpt Wawr BMten
Moder11 Powet' Toola for S.wer I s;.,. Stoppe ...
Le...;. Boa BEACON -~
W M 611 Alhto. Newpert a.c*
~-----------..----
Roger W . Hardacre Harry F Burns
TAX AUDIT BUREA U
800KICEEPIN6 SYSTEMS
Speciahzmg m flat-fee bookkeepmg
services for busmess w1th monthly
gross of $1.000 to $10 000
733 So. M•in St.
SANTA ANA. CALIF.
Klmb•rly 1~7
Hkbor . 1759-lt
------------
Protect
valuables left
at home.
Preted
travel cash whtl
you roc..
Do THEY REALLY CoNTRoL?
e Wherever you go, let our bank's services make your
ne.lt trip a pleasant one. Our safe-deposit boxes are
the best place to protect those valuables you leave at
home. And we can supply you with American Express
Travelers Cheques to protect the cash you take with
you. H these cheques are lost or stolen you get a
quick refund. And American Express Travelers
Cheques are convenient as cash-spendable mtywJwr~ I
When you're planning a trip, ltop in here fir3t .
It coltS so little to rent a ..Co-depolit box for your
valuables, and to convert your travel cub iDto tra¥el-
cn cheques. Only 1St per $100.-. «W for SSO or a..
NEWPOBT BUBOB BINI
COlONA DB. WAI. CAUf.
.,..,...., F.4•ef o.,..lt ,,__._ ~·tiofl
* Followtn~ t. a cruotaHOD from
an ad of Robt"rt A. Gf'ler la tbe
!oOanta ADa R.-gtste r of Aprtl t9.
195'!:
'Robf'rt A 1 Rob • (",; 1f'r local advPrttstn~
man and public rt>la 1 H'ns C'\lnsul tant I .... be>ftn
111"'d up for thE' past two lll(lnths an hts JXISl-
twn a!' l'ampat~ maua~t'r for Jamf'S t'tt. who
tl' a c:tndtdate for Con~(' ,.. Af t\'r Jun€ 3
"ht•n l'Jt "ill bt> €l('('tt>d, G.·aE'r will bt> fr('('
to d<>'I.Otl' full tlmt• to tht> pursuit of hts ··
t'IC t:'IC
Those who advise Mr. Geier me taking too much for gTanted. They
may CLAIM to rule the politics of Orange County and the 28th District
or that huge campaign funds elect, but recent trends prove that the
day of the independent voter has returned.
FOLLOW THE TREND! lvl
VOTE FOB L!J
FRlNK M. LINNELL
I'OR COifGRUS
"Thne is no .swb,.ihcU
for u~··
29 Y&.US' ae....a. ..,_
~ ..... prM'k'fo
l• ~,. C:'aJU4N11la!
NOMINATE A REPUBIJCAN WHO CAN BE ELEC1ED IN NOVEMBER!
Committee for Linnell tor Congress • Walwr ~r. RaM a~ac. <:o-ot.ainiH"'A
PET D .. IS
Save on Hone Meat!
FRE H EASTERN U. 8. lNSP~
BOISE MEAT
aec. !'Ja per lb. 251/1; Frida.y A Saturday ~
Shopptar SP ECIAL
cash & Carry saves at t he
Super Market -why not at
th~ Pet Shop!
O~r W~k-Dad Sped&la!
the jowdans'
1210 Coaat Blvd. Corona del Mar
WOLLERT'S
WALLPAPERS
and Draperies
I i 2.~ '•>tilt. \l.un ~1.
. Kimberly 3-4077
"our oF ,.,,,
SeeY0t1
l*ysler -Piyllouth Dealer
lncwnbent Earl Stanley of New-apeak a t the meeting of the New-
port Harbor. Charles Hindley and port Harbor Republicans at 8 p.
Later Van Tatenhove of Santa m. tomorrow (Friday) in Oty
Ana, all candidates for the Assem-flail. A question and answer per-
bly from the 74th District, wtll lod wiU follow the speeches.
AllotW In th. wriM of brlof blotrophlot prowntod by
Nowpon lolboo F.dorol S.rlntt oM Loon AtaoclotlOfl
Whether he's a crew mem-
ber ln the Ensenada Race.
helping plan the f a m o u s
FLight of the Snow birds. or
directing his Chrysler-Ply-
mouth agency. Harvey Som-
ers, this year's "Mr. Presl·
dent" of the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce. Is a
man who goes "full sail" for
the task at hand.
Like any San Franclsco
nativl'. Harvey Somers comes
naturally by his love or sails
and salt water. Hc journeyed
a short dis tance by land to
Palo Alto to attend Stanford
Uni\'CI'Si ty. Therc he fowtd
Southcrn CaUfornia's charms
well representcd. They were
Wl'llPPt·d up in a. young lady
named Sally W<'ston. Sally I or all things halll'd from Lo.... HAR\'EV NOMt.:RS
1 Angci<'S. A f<'w yt>ars In tt?r. Har·l acti\·c wor·k<'t'S. Thl'il' finl' sup-
Vl'Y camt> to Los An~eles to t>nter port helps our ron1munJty grow, I
1 t hl' oil w<'ll supply busint>ss and a .and we hope that l'V<'ry busin<'SS
1
second meeting IE'd to wedding will soon hold a Chamtx>r mem-
1 plans. In 1941, Sally became Mrs. bershtp.''
Somers. S he now Is as popular We sa lute "•th prid<' a fi n£> tarn-
a nd widely k 00\.\11 as her husband ily, all t.:ood frit>nd.s of our Savings
for their ci\'iC work in ou r rom-and Loan Association. "Newport
munity. • Balboa F'edt>ral is a fine and stabl£>
In 1945. the Some-rs choSE' their Influence in our community," says I favorite vacation city as their per-Harve-y. ''Your help has been most
manent home, and settled down to important to many famiUes in es·
I stay in Newport Harbor. Harvey's tablishing their st>eurity, and plan-
prodigious ca(l8clty for handlins:.: ning their future in the best Am-
ch·ic projects soon tx>came known t>rican tradition."
Southland yuchtsm£'n know Har-W e'd like to lx• of help to you,
\'E.'Y well, for h i' has ser.·l'd as Por·t in plannin~ security for your fu·
1 Capta in of Ne\\'port Harbor Yacht tur<' throus:.:h a sound savings pro-
Club. Chairman of thf.' Chamtwr's ~m. \\'E''d likf.' to tt>ll you (X'r·l
Yacht Racins:.: Commiii<'P. and '>Onally how to Sll\1' with safety,
mcmtx>r o r thc :"'orth Amt.>rican \\hl'l'<.' Pach account i!'; fully insurf.'d
Yacht Raeing t.:nll1n, national gov-to a to tal of SIO,OOO. And our
crning body for Amen can yacht hl).!h ra tt• of rf'turn W<' pay on your I
ra.ci m:. In this salty a tmosJ)hen·.l ~a,lnJ::S ml'an.o; bi~S:.:l'r monl.')' for
tlw SomC'rs' ch1ldn•n. ::'w~an. 6. H >U. In O\l'r J:i \l'ars of Sl'n'iCf'. 1
La rry. who is 8. and 10-yt>ar-old \,·E' haH• paid nc\·<'r ll'ss than 3
Jimmy, a n .• sailmJ:: \'C'Io'r;-.ns all 1 !)('rct•nt p.•r annum tn S<t\ lll~S in·
Ynu will ofh•n l1nd H ,ln <') 1Ju1n-\t•,tol·,. Comt' 111 and llll"-'l our
im: nudnrr:-h t oil 0\<'1' Chumber of 1 frwndl~ s tuff. You'll hkl• thl' \\'l:t)
ComnH'rCl' work. whil, 'fl<'ndin,.: \H' do busml'~
hi~ ciA) timr hour-, on a job for th•· I
Communi!) Ch<>~t 01 tn ampo1 rant
eomrtltll't', a~ lw dul 111 hl•lpm,:: I
put the r<'cent Hoa~; :\l<>mor•ol
l[u,pital ("harit) J1all 11\t I 1111' tup.
CJ\'1(" W ORKt:H
balhoa
ERAL SAYINGS
a .. lou aueciati••
l laJ 'ry was romphm•·nt.•J 1 , ••
n•nth on h1s work for tho• l'hanr·
ht•l ;1f Comml'l'l'•·. "Tiw <'ham·
I)< 1 ·,. ·• 1 \ ll'l' 1:-. u! '\UCh \\I do• ho'll• •
It I to P\'1"1'\'0ill' I hat I I 'I HlSid l'r II
·• prl\tk!:t; to hl•lp." he .llh \\•'1 <11 UU f'll u ... Ttlt,._.l..., 1Mt
":\ION' and rnon" Hal'llOt htL,inc''" m<>n ar~ joininc 11 and ho·t>tmti na; IEWPOIT IUCI, ClllfOIIII
*' OPENS
TUISDAY
MAY 13
I lACES DAILY
((.a"'' k l. ... "".)
thr i lling thoro ughbred
RJICING
HOUYWOOD PARK lnyites you to attend Its
thirteenth season ol thorou!-:hbrt!d racing at
the bcautiful "tral·k of I~ l.akes and Rowers"
in In~lt'WOOd. s~~ lll,IOy of Amcric .• s
champion horu :s .tnd jO<.kcys in .1Ct1on.
OfHrtl"f dey '••fwre -
HOllYWOOD PIIMIUE HANDIC~P
$2S,OOO IC!decl, 6 furiOftU , IOf l-,_11-illdl •lid 119
rtsetYtfl s..,s .... • uJel
You may purchase reservl-d k .tls f<X the
entire meeting or ln advance for any days
ol the ~ting. Phooe OR~oo 8-1181 or
ORchard 7-7151 ... ask for Reservatioas."
.... Jie8 f'lkes (I~ T .... )
IIA.-TAMD ..........•••..•.•...... $1.25
ClfiiiOIU .......•.••...•.•....•.... 2AS
Only $1.20 [lltra f« HSiftU IUTI
PIAIIII AVINUI AT CUITUIY llVI., IN&UWOOI
• . ..
Thundery, May 8, 1152
-is for Mother
f. is. for Flmvers
N-• IS for Norman's
w.
Oolivor
Early Ordering Assures
Wider Selection in Cut
Flowers ---Bouquets - --
Corsages and Potte d
Plants
17 Y ,..,.. 1a Harbor Area
"'-"•
Corono del Mor
(Poll tical Advertisement l (Political Advertisement)
O.Nt;E AGAIN • • •
11Je Choice Is Yours!
EARL W. STANLEY again stands for reelection
on a record of fair, honorable, efficient repre-
sentation In Sacramento as Assemblyman, 74th
District. His is a record UNEQUALED for SERV-
ICE to the people of thJs fast-growing district-
and to the county.
IT IS ALSO, a service which transcends party
Unes, which won for Assemblyman Stanley the
endorsements of Republicans and Democrats
alike.
THREE TDII8 they have gtwn hJ.m nomkvt-
tlons ot both parties In the Prfm.ary Election-
because they KNOW and APPRECIAB his
abUlty and experience. Once again, the choice
Is YOURS to keep Aasemblyman Stanley working
tor you!
Page 11
* HABOII RILDING
.
of AU Kinds
FLAGSTONE PATIOS
BLOCK WALLS --·--• f'KEE ESTDIATD •
Chas. Warrell Sol
I E.c-5110-J • HArbor 1012.J
221) Nawpoft N . Cotta ......
................. ..-....................... .
WELCH'S
READY • MIXED
CONCRETE
BEacon 6547
Newport Bl•d.. C..ta .._
O~p 1111 -&I 181
A.uemblyman Earl S tanley, or-
iginator or the driver.education
PJ'OIT'&I1l in California. will be cen· eral chairman and honoftry Judge
at the aecood annual Roed-Day..()
at 1 p. m. Saturday, May 17, at
Santa Ana Community Center
grounds.
High schools will send boy-and-
girl tearna to compete for a per-
petual trophy posted by Bob Stric-klin of Santa Ana. Thette partld-
pent.s will be selected from more
than 1,500 high school students
DOW taking the driver education
and driver train.lng courses. The
Road-Day-() will test the skills
of student drivers.
May Building ·Starts OH
With $120,000 Permits
About $120,000 1n building per'· I Foster & IOeiser, sign at 1119
mits weff laued during the first Cout Blvd., $90.
few days of Mareh, with N~rt I Dr. Rlchardl Hoffman, addition
accounting for about a third of at 218 Marigold, $800.
that amount. Three permits were Bemarfl McNair, 620 Orchid. 4-
J.aaued to James Buckman of WHt room. 2-story, 1-unit dwelling at
CoVina fo• dwellings at 3202, 3204 1same address. $8,800. Owner
and 3206 Marcus Ave. builder.
Following permits were issued: A. 0 . Hyman, alterations at 306
Newport Ja.smtne, $816.
Richard Winkler, 801 Coast I U do ble
HJghway ortice building at 807 Harold Blackbume, North Holly-I
Coast Hi'g}lway, $6,300. Jamf's D.
1
wood, 6-room, 1-s tory, 1-unit dwell-
Ray builder. ing at l,P Via Ravenna. $9,500. F~ter It Klelier, sign at 203-Owner builder.
1205 60th St., $160. B&lboa blaad
L()()ALJTI'.S AT SCHOOL A. H. S tegmann, new entraoet> Dr. Ward Rolland. 114 Arne-
Among the 19 s tudents complet-1 on Coast Highway for c;olo nial thyst, 5-room, 2-story, 1-unit dwell-
log t.M spring semester of the Restaurant, 1014 Coast Htghway, mg at same address, $6,000. Owner J
19C51-52 year on thP Davis campus $400. lruilder.
ot the University of Callfumla aN' Ja mt>s Buckman. W<·:.t Co,1na. Nancy Hl•tnNTutn. l..o Angel<>s.
George White of Ne\\'J)Ort and 4-room. 1-story dwl'Uin~ at 3206 add to 703 N. Bay F ront, $4,000.
WiUiam Hall and James S lemons Marcus; 2-room, 1-story dwellings Balboa
of Balboa Island. a t 3204 and 3202 Marc~. each Carl Klatt, Santa Ana. wall at D T $7.250. C. H. ~1nhart, buiJder. 106 8tli S t '$150
Tressa Briggs, patio at 620 Club-B. Ovlat: alte~ation.s at 1403 E .
COII ·ma... house. sl,ooo. Bay $1 200
p ... Margaret Miller. sign for cafe c: a.' Wood, 1307 E. Balboa 1
at 2614 Newport Blvd ... $300. Blvd., 6-room, 2-story, 1-unit dwt>ll-
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CREOJT BUREAU
OF NEW..OlT lEACH, LA6UNA
l EACH AND COSTA ... ESA
204 l iva,..We Ave. '· 0 . a.. )f6 If•-5597. N-JNiff IMch. c.llf.
Sea Food Varieties. s1gn at 2616 ing at 1517 MLTamar $13.000. 0e8J1 ,
I Newport Blvd , $300. Kephart, builder. 1
Arthur Goertz(·n. 1811 "!"· Ba~-Edith Ret>d. pla)room at 1564 boa f:Jivd., 5-roem, 1-stor}, 1-wut Qce.an Blvd .. $4,000.
dwt-Lhng at same address. ~.000. Rendezvous Ballroom. st~. $500 Paul Butler . builder. .... t H 1 bta I Ooroa.a ch>l Mar .... f'wpor f' l __
W. E. Fisher. 916 Coast Blvd. L. \i · Phl'bus Jr.. add to 535
5-room. 1-stor)', 1-unit dwelling at 1'ustt~, S2.~ _ . . .
1322 Marigold. $1 1.000. OwnPr Mrs Wtnona Sha\ er, Los A~-
build<>r gell'S. S-room. 11 x-story. 1-unlt · dwelling Itt 229 :-\anta Ana A\'C•
Heights Captain
Gets Hero Medal
Capt. Rolwrt G Stur~Pss, whose
homt' is a t 512 Catalina Dr . NPw-
1
port Heights. h&.s been awarded
the Soldier's Ml'<Sal a t Okinawa for
ml'mh<>rs from a R-29 Superfort.
$12.000. Jam('s Ray. builder
Phtl lla)dl•n. add to 5 19 Rt•d-
lands. S1 .000.
illii! his ht>ro1c action tn a!>sistin~ crew
I which crashed and burnt>d wh!lt' I D A K h t taking off from the Oktnawa a tr-e a n e e p a r I :;~:~ ,:o;;;iv~n:tt. t~u~:~~ ~~r Repairs · Construction Hftlf'~ Con tnu-tor
Ofrkx-: 510 Sid St., St'wport Bt>a.cb
~dMN': I.& Balboa Oov..e
Ph. IIArbor Sll._,
l lArbur 14!6-\V
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404 S!od St.
ltArl>or 1298
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t'ntl'rt'd tht' bumml! atrcraft with
rompll'lt> di rt'~ard for hts own per~onal ~aft't). Maj G<>n. Ra lph
F. ~h.•arl<>~. rommandm~ ~~·nt'ral
of the 20th Air For<'t> on Ok1nnwa.
mad<' tht> presl·ntation
Bac~ fr om Trip
T o South U .S.
Floor Covertogs -Dralnboarcb
Asphalt Tile -Rubber Tlle
r onnie.,. -Linnlt>•lm Tile
EJt'CtricaJ Cootl'ac&or CARLTONS' J.IN~~;r-
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~hn•\ <>port and ="•'W Orlf'a lh and
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Tht>y found th(' \\C'atht•r \\ondl'l'·
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beautiful wild fiCIWf"rs in Tt'xas. I
Mrs. S tanlt'y s~ud thf'tr littl(' 2-
year-()ld t•njo~ t•d lht' ridt> tm-
m('n.o;t>ly.
Poole of CDM Asks
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To Build TV Station
J ohn H. Pooll' of Corona dt>l !
Mar. owner-manager of Radio Sta-:
tion KBIG. which is scheduled to
start broadcasting from Catahna
this month. has announced that he
is applying to the FCC for author-
ity to build a telc\1sion statio'"! on
Channel 22 in Los Angeles. S tnce
1949 Mr. Poole has experimt>nted
on Channf'l 22. operating ultra •
h igh frequency station KM2..~AZ.
which was instrumt'nt.al in proving
the new UHF channels practical •
Cor telecasting.
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55th Annit.~ersary
For the Spears
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spears, who
live at Uttle BAy Trailer Park in
See.sbore Colony, celebrated their
55t.b wedding anniversa.r$' Sunday. More than 30 gu<'sts came to wish
them well. The Spears were mar-
ried in Te.us May 2, 1897, and
c~ ol California in 1905. He is
a ret.lftd building contractor.
C..est.s were: Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred R;ve, Mr. and Mrs. L. Sullivan. Kr. and Mrs. J . B. Locker, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Ogden, Mrs. Jane Tal-
bot. Mrs. Lula Engles. Mrs. Ethel
M. Graft. Mrs. Edna Martin, Mr.
and lira. Harry Scott, Cbarle5 Wll-
eon, llr. and Mrs. Severson and
faml.ly, Mr. and Mrs. Leclcrooe and
Me:... G. W. Nason, Nancy Breit-
haupt, Barbara Marie Hunt, Julie
Mae, Mrs. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Bar-
beau and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Pargmann.
1be party was given by Mr. and
.Mrs. C. Hunt, owners of the trailer
park.
Playwright Group
To Hold Party
• • •
•
of sot:ial
note
Story of Race
<Continued from Pace 1)
until It Ued UP In Enaenada Har-
• • At the BYC dock waa Fred
ty 'EG I bor sometime aftt'r us.
Proof that fanciful fashlon.s are Hunie's Indifferent, L. Courter's
always foremost In feminine mlnds ketch wtth the blue masts, Evlta.
is found In the seasonal showings and William Oldenburg's big red
of spring styles throughout the sloop, Valiant, with George Stew-
area. art and Terry Welsh among tht' '11lere was a showing of fashions crew. That all-Urne racing spe-
last night at the annual Mother-cial, the Mara, skippered by father
Daughter b a n qu e t a t Christ and son team, Huber and Huber,
Church by the Sea. with tht' Bay pulled away just in front or us.
Department stoN' and She Shop We hcaded up wind towards the
ot Balboa presenting the fashions. ferry to holst our sails and then
Next Wednesday (May 14) Is the turned with the steady flow of
date for the Women's Fellowship beautiful white canvas and cruised
Fashion Tea at St. Andrews Pres-out the Harbor past China Cove
byterian Church with Petite Ville. to try the breeze. The warm Cali-
Fun Fashions, The Brat Shop, and fomia sun shone down on a blue
O'Brien's particlpallng. sea filled with saillng yachts. They
One of the most unusual of re-turned back, forward, moved away
cent shows was the Lee Shipley /rom us, came at us, passed close
styles that proved an entertainlng by; friends shouted polite Insults.
feature for Easter Week visitors Humphrey Bogart piloting hls San-
as well as local residents attending tana slipped by . the Port Theatre. Between shows. Having lain awake nights plan-
Lee presented a glamorous array ning how to get our little boat first
of bathing suits and pl~ clothes over the starting line it was a
to short formals and street wear. )::rea t shock at seven minutes to H~• models included Dusty Soren-go to rind that the wind had
son, Vema Miller. Kathryn Kern-dropped and we were almost drllt-
per, Irmeli Desenberg. and Sally ing past the flag. Losln~ 10
Platt. Mrs. Ivan MacMillan was pounds in the next seven minutes.
Dancing, er,ttertainment and re-commentator and the grand finale we dragged our fect, jockeyed as ~eshments will be on the p~am was Hank ·Silvera modelling a pair best we could and were second
400 Attend
Lullaby Tea
Approximately 400 Harbor area euet~ts attended the Lullaby Tea,
annual silver tea benefit given by
the Newport Awdllary of the
Chlldren'a Home Society, which
waa held lut week on TUesday at
the new home of Mrs. R. E. Camp-bell of Bay Shores.
The work of the Children's
Home Society in helping orphan
children In happy homt'S was sym-
boJ.lzed at the tea by an antique cradle loaned for decoration by
Mrs. Don Gates. Auxiliary mem-
ber, who now lives in Arcadia.
Also carrying out the theme, a
bronzed cupid, belonging to the
president, Mrs. E. C. Martin, was
placed in the center haJJ to ~ive
donations. Around a flower trim-
med maypole in the patio were
placed aprons, made by the mem-
~>:ers and sold fo:r the benefit. As-
Sisting Mn. Martin In receiving
the guesta was Mrs. Roland Val-
lely, cha.lrman of the party.
Among those presiding at the
tea table were Mesdames Wendell
Calkins, Harold Christler, A. V.
Andrews, Fred HunJe, Walter Cole,
J. LesHe Steffensen, Wilfred Berls,
Roland Wright, H. Payne Thayer
and Harold Caldwell.
Thunday, May I~ 1852
Election Tues.
A musical program and the t'lec-
tion of officers will ~ tea tured
Tuesday at the lunchron meeting ·
of the Udo Isle Women's Club.
The Classic Trio, compost'd of Faye
Spicer, violinist, Haul Taylor, 10-
prano, and Ruth Armstrong at the
piano, will be the program. Buat-
ness meetlng will include a ctiac\.w-
sion of plana for "Hata Jn Bloom,"
dessert bridge party on Jtme 6.
A Thoughtful Gift
-/Of' MOTHER
one of our
beautiful
permanent wa.•
HArbor
2907
orkshop Theatre Group f'l1day, of plastic diaper holder pants de-over the arbitrary tine. for the party of the Playwnghts signt>d and manufactured by Lee I couldn't see most of the big j BACK TO ILLINOIS
May 16. at the Balboa Bay Club. Shipley (Mrs. Silvera). boats but the very trim ketch, Mrs. Charles F . Williams left
Pek> and He~en Peterman of Bal-. Richard's MarkN ventured to Kclem of David Commons, pulled thls week for h~r home in Normal, tJ:oe Island will be hosts. Reserva-1 introduce the unusual in native away from us with ease. Down ru., ofter visiting several weeks
t•ons must be made by Monday. fAshions so adaptable to this area. wind towards Big Corona beach. with her daughter. Mrs. LoweU
STOP AT
DeGgner Jot Brandt was present Thorkildsen's Moonbeam was go-Nt'Wlon, 514 Acacia Ave., Corona
a t the show, which was Introduced Jng like a jet plane . The red and del Mar. Mrs. Williams had
by Nancy C. Langley, national yellow striped sails of the Lear- helped take can; of little Susan Sal Pobuetaa
The Arches feature writer, who lives on Lido. cat Catamaran nosed out of the Jane. who was JUSt three weeks OO&ONA DEL lilA&
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Models were Helen May Smith, jetty. And all over the ocean i~ld~Moo~~day~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;= Mary Clark. Beverly Hewitt. Mary from up towards the Balboa pier.
''Your ro.t to tbe
Coast Since 1921r l Lou Gardner and Buck Bean. Spe-to the bellbuoy off the harbor and
clal native music was played by out to sea. were moving sails, and Jolly Mrs. C Clef says:
Don Wilson and Eugene Tixier. closer by thf' faces of skippers in-
FINE J'OOD8
COOil TAIL8
COAST HIGHWAY AT
THE AlCHES
Newport a..dt
JOHN VU.EI.I.E
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l Assisting hostesst's at the coffee tcnt on bringing home a cup from
hour were Mrs. Kent Hitchcock, Mexico. I Mrs. Salvatore Monaco and Mrs. The radio weather forecast was
Victor McLaglen. saying that stronger winds were
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BAR OPENS FRIDAY
10 to 12 miles offshore so we edged
outwards through the fleet. cart'-
!ully avoiding having our wind
cut off by the boats. Towards the middle o{ the aftcrnoon the y,;nd
came up and blew about lR miles
per hour stl'adily throu~h the
nis:ht and till noon uf thl' next day. We overhauled several boats. in-
cluding the big black schooner.
Zavorah. At midnJght the wind
shifted abaft the beam and the
spinakcr was broken out. After
untangling It from the forestay,
and the jib stay and the whisker
stays, and the Genoa halyard. she
began to pull like several horses
and worked well for 12 hours.
WITH NEW STOCK
GE~E~S
SPECIALIZIII
Visit Our Beautiful
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II
Corona del Mar
705 Coast Blvd. The piano
Ruth
piano lessons
are fun!
InveStigate
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studio of
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Corona del Mur
SAM'S SEAFOOD
There was little sea life. al-
though porpoises splashed around
the boat during the night and the
rudder left a phosphorescent trail.
The moon was a quarter full which
provided ample light, ground swells
must have been building up for
weeks because they were a good
• deal higher than the boat. lSI I Fowih St. • Comer of C.metion Ave. • HArbM 2125-l
Ji£i£•%•)•fJ no~Ys~ ~~Yfo~0:~~~~eho~a~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
and so decided to head shorewards AT THE SIGN OF THE SWOlOASH
16278 Coast Hwy., Surlside Long 'Beach 8-2405 and check our pos\tlon. The lower iFiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiliiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii~ end of the Coronados Islands was
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PICK UP AND
DEI..IV!".R y
our first fix. The wind dropped at
about 2 o'clock and the sails flap-
ped and napped. Nothing is mor<'
disJ:U.Sting than to be in a sailing
race and ha,·e no wind. With in-
termittent puffs, and aided by
th(' current, the swells and consid-
erable cursing we drifted into En-
senada Bay. The sun went down, U~thts appeared, an everting breeze
took us home. A searchlight
played on the finish line, a Coast
Guard boat carne out to ch<'ck out
name, we cntered the anchors~<'
below the new br('8h'Wat er and 1t
looked like all of Balboa was tied
up there before us.
After dropping the hook. we
went with two Mexican boys in a
skiff to the dock. Our way took
us pe..st the Soliloquy, which had
the best spot because It was thc
first boat ln. the Staghound and
the Kitten of Honolulu racing
fame, Carl Hanna's new green
K-38 and many old friends. At
the foot of the dock were our wtvcs patiently waiting in the sta-
tion wagon. They hustled us to
the Hotel Pacifico. hot showers.
cocktails. dinner. race chattt>r. and
---sleep. ------
ADAM AND THE FALLEN MAN
The understanding of spiritual
existence, exempllfied ln the Ute of
Chrlst Jesus, redeems man from
sin and Its effects. disease and
deeth, it ls pointed out tn the U.
8011-Sermon on "Adam and Fallen
Man" in · tilt' Newport Harbol'
bl'Bnch of the Church of Chrlat,
Sdewnt1st.
A 'J'TEND8 OONJI'I:BENCE
Rev. Harry White will be back
again in the pulpit ol hit Balboa
laland C o m m u n l t y Methodl8t
0\urc:h Sunday afte-r llleDdlna a week at the National ·Methoailt Oollf~ In San FrandKo. Mn.
White vlaiWd relaUV8 In GleDdaJe
wtdJe Jw wu IOIW·
Lee Shipley's
SPRING CLEARANCE .
of Ladies' Re6dy-to-Wear
BeHer Dresses aad Spriag Sails
Ma1emi ty Wear
Also Early Cottons
and 2-Piece Ensembles
to
~r aad ball-.li.N
Beautiful Clothes a1
Amazingly Low Prices
CLOSEOUT of SpriDg cmd Summer
STRAW HATS a.g. 15.95 , M89
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