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DEADIJNE IS SEPT. II
Thunday, Augu.t 28, 1952 Harbor lllC aDd 1115 CORONA DEL MAR. CALIF. VoL >-Mo. 3
1.13 Tax ._Set; Fight Over C. of C.
-.,. 1101>
The Newport Harbor Area has
loct out, partly that ls, In the "cold
wa r" for Boy S<:out Jamboree post
office> designa tion, with which goes
a lot of publicity value. Corona del
Mar had . a fighting chance, be-
cause of the Headquarters build-
ing p rovided by the local business-
men. But Santa Ana carried the
most weight and won out with
this combination address: "1953
Jamboree, Boy Scouth of America.
on the Irvine Ranch at Newport
Harbor, Sal}ta Ana, California."
Too bad, because It's not Inland
Santa Ana that the S<:ou ts a re
coming to see, but the rolting hll.ls
of the Irvine Ranch overlooking
Newpor t Harbor and the Pacific.
• • • Aug. 31 Is expiration date
of City Council's waiver of lease
percentage on Income of the Bal·
boa Bay Club's Bay Window, and
slnct' the matter did not comf' up
a t Monday t>venlng's Council meet-
ing, it appears the subsidy con-
troversy will be settled by expir-
ing. Good t hing too, because I
was about to renew my plea to
the Council for consideration for
the Ensi!O' too 1 reference: Lo& of
Jan. 17. • • • All the rhetoric and
flourish In the world will not
alter the facta of a moral l.uue:
whether taxpayers' money should
be used for Chamber of Corruneroe
f\mctiotna. That'a the law In tM
current arcuing over a..mber
funds. And the answer la "no,''
and the solution ts plain: The
dty contract with the Ownber
should be specific In stating the
pubUc services that arc being con-
Adv. Rate
Is lnc:reasecl
l t4"fll
Gen'l Cat .> c;o, t
Llbrar~ Fund
Ad' t'rl Fund Par k 1-~und
Gen C it) Bondl.
1 EmpiO}t"t' Rt·llr
1961-5!
7!'
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ll4
o:' 13
13
1952-S.'t
7\
J5
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113
11
1 I
I
1 13 1.13
For llarbo1 !~land and re...'>'nt
anne:t.ahorb tht· tax rate~ -tn•
ident.Jca l. t>xcx•pt that thert> an. nu
gen ral cit> bondl. outl>tandml: I so the total rate 111 $1.02. compar<'d
with $1.00 last )car
I Councilman Les lsbeU explamt>d
that lm provemt>nt DlStnct ;"~;o 2
, from lOth to 45th St in Newport
fimshed paying las t ) t?ar for t h<'
. tracted for, so that there can be
no charge that public funds a re
being used for strictly Chamber
acllvity: and. as mentioned hel'f
before, thE> dty will s till be gettlnt
a big bargain. • • • Another
moral iaaut> at Monday's Coundl
meeting was In the decision on
Hancock Banning's request for R-4
zoning: Can a property owner be
deprived or making Jegltlmate use
of his property! The only justi-
flablt? answer iJi again "no."
HERE'S PART of daf' work party that turnf'd 1HJ&. ~aturday to Kf't thf" Sc-out .~ttmhorff' Hf'aq~rtf'n
buildlDI' aear Corona 114"1 Mar rf'ady for ON"upunf·~ :.•, .... : · :1 •. :1 !'<rnut ofnd als.. On t.Jt.-roof of thf'
bWidlal( are AI Plf'a'f'r a ad 04-~t~r .lacok..on: half" n ~ up 1 ht• l:u1drr 1 .. I. yell Buttermort'. Thf' oda.-n., lf'ft
to rll(ht. &rf" C. ~tf'r Jon~. t'halrman nf tht• \\ur' J•tr l\ ltr:•nt llowald, Mr.. Paul R. Mour.-. M rt~
Karl K. Axta~r. Mra. Lf'1l """ .. '· ~luart Olf'hl. )tr ... I . • I I n a\ ..... "hCHif' Woma.a's Ch-te ·~f' pro\·ld·
M hm~h. a.nd Karl A'\lal.«'r .. Oth•·r .. who \\or'-,..: .... ,. .···· •l;i~ .'H·r'fl yowa~ "'alt4"r Howald. Mr. a.ad
Mn. L4"on P. Wllllama. Arvo E. Haapa. W. ~~. Pf'rrow, Lft :\ utt. ,\I Cl~. Paul Oavil!l.. Cba!rmaa
,.,.._ &IUIOU~ a.DOther work party will bf. ht>ld Katurday, bf>~:lnnlnf.l' at 9 a. m. -(U.n ~ht"t'ly photo)
1923 Newport Pier bond lssu~ SCI
Its rate drops from last year's
$1.16 to $1.13 lmproq •ment Dis·
trict :-.;o 3. Balboa Island. fi m hl'd
paymg for the 1922 sewer bonds.
and iu ratt' drops trom $1.20 to
$1.13. Ht> made ttw mou on thai
th proJ)Obed tax ra tt-s b..~ a dopted.
and this motJon was carra~ 3 to 1
-Mayor Smith ''OUng no Coun-
Cilman Bradt>n Fmch was absent
Ma)or Smith':. "no" \Ott' "a~
agaanst thE' advenhm~ , ate in-
CT't'&Se He prt>Sen t Pd a r h11 r1 ot
figurt>S sho"1ng the :"t•wport 'Har-
bor Chamber ot Commt>rct' rl"<."el\ ·
mg a mu<'h lar)!l'r fund from ttK
ell.> than otht>r Chamtx>rs an thf' Banning Denied Will Race Here Hancock Banning's reque!\t for .
re-zoning that would havt-al-l A nE'w. sa a ling £'Vent. tht-Am~~
lowed establishment of a t railer ican-Mexacan Lehman Tean;,~a .
park on 8 portion of the Wt-st will ~ h<'ld ht'rC' Sept . 26. ~' and Gall Humphr<'y. own<'r or Marint-
Newport tract was rejected by 28, "lth the Newport Harbor St>rvic<', 1215 C o a s t HaJ:hway.
City Council Monday evening. Yacht Club as host club. It was Newport. wlts -.1c1or Frida~ an a
The Council overruled the re-a nnounced this W('('k by F red battlt> a t st-a wath a J:ia n t Ma nta
commendation of the City Plan-Schenck, prPS!<ie.nt or t he lRhman RAy. rommonly known as the
nlng Commlssion for R-4 rezoning Dinghy Associataon. . DP,ilfish. a rarity in tht?Se watt?rs.
westerly of 49th St.. C-1-H for A long list of celebriues as t?X· Gail and has party were opt?r -
the Balboa Blvd junction and Un· pected here for the eV<'f!t. Famous ating one of Don Charle's U-Drlve
c.la.uifled for the remainder. on tfw: Mexican teem t hlS year are boats about 12 mil~ aH Da:na
Franctsco df' Ia Macorra and Pepe Point whe n they spotted somt>thin!Z
Only spt?akers favoring the re-<k' Ia Vega . They &ailed in the largt? 11nd bla ck swimmin~ neu ~ were Hancock BannIng Ensenada Race this yt>ar and won their boat. They weN' successful
himself and D. R. Hlgl~y of ~ first place in Class A Arbitrary in harpooning It and the battle was
Coast Highway, recent purchaaer Handicap with Ken Davis' Island
of Helen'• Nut Stand. Mr. Higley Clippt-r Conejo. onFor fivt? and II. half hours tht?y
remarked. "I am a~t persuaded · -------fought the har pooned <k'vi!Cish.
that thia Is not America anymore, Dea to-Br \9 ~~ ...__,_ II ct··-~ I a not at Uberty ,. ee Gail said it was amazing the way ~....... u..&C"II ,.. • the fish fought. He H tlmated they
to lmporve his property." • tired at least 100 shots from a
Harold Arthur, president of i& 1be Police Department cot sym-.45 caliber pis tol into it and still
West Newport lmprowment J... path.y, but a.Wo a refusal, as they fit fought on towing the boat back-
aoclation. aaid that a trailer park again IUbmltted a request to City wards for & 'period o. f an hour and
would be detrimental to "l"est Council Monday evening tbr a 40-a half. Once they lost the ft.h but
Newport. Morpn Lowery c:orn-hour work week. were a ble to harpoon It again
mented that a property owner ts The letter from the Pollee rr-
entitled to use his propert)l as he minded CoundJ that t he reques t w· • .
&ees fit unless that use II detrimen-had ~n made April 26, and no JD DOn m
tal to the SUJ"!'Ctundlng area. Mr. r~ply had been received. Mayor
Arthur reconthMtilded the Tract A. W. Smith commented that the u s. Saipe B should be eet aside .. a park. Jo-Council was sympathe tic, but the aces
seph Guerin sunested a buebeJJ stickler was : where to get the •
diamond moMYT Just back from taking top hon-
on at tM National Snipe Cham-
11-:.1,1 r . M-...L. ··-d Da pionship at Green Lake, Wisconsin. DCIU ·-e. ......... .... e are Michael Jagt>r and his crew. Oecar Jones, both of BaJboll Island.
Four ~tm.a!Mn of the Hor· 11. at 8 o'clock, "They are Come-who won ttw Ted Wel1s SCIRA
ace Heldt televlllon show will pre-dian Johnny (ID the Book) S tand· ~.
-t a half hour ---.... __ -.y, Pianlat Conley Graws. Singer This im,port.nt national ewnt. ..... ..._..-u-u• ~ Sigwald and Denee-Slncer held Aug. 9-US, drew 68 entrants
Corona del Mar'a Loblt« Bake Ua Lynch. ra.nctn. all the way trom Oee.r-
and Treuure Days ~tJon. It Aftottw:>r feature of t¥ Lot.t.er wat.r, J'lorida. to San'Francbco. wu announaecl today lay 0 . W . Bake wtll be the repeet appev-CaUf. Becauee of the many ent-
1111 .... d. ol the Loblter BaM ....,. o1 the El Toro MartDe Bud. rants. the c:ontat wu divi*d Into
c..tttee. wldcll W1U -1D tile Anew DQ 2 ~ aDd. lila and Olear ne Banet H.wt eet.rt.aJDen DIUWie 10 ''lddl olf" t.he '* ceJe.. e.ptuNd ftnt plae. ln ta. 2lld
wiD ......... ~.,....... ()d. ......... ....,. Oct. 11. DMikle.
1 stalt' Hert> an• son-... of th<'
To Be Sept 10 I citif'' on thE' las t. \\lth population
flgun.>~o and amount or £T1lnt from
I tht> t'tl> &Iota Ana. 40.534. $6.
ChRmbt>r ol Commer('( Da.> has 846· ~ion~~rt'). 14.500, S9,950; A'l8·
bt>en ~t·t for Wf'dn.-sda}. S<>pt 10, I helm. 14.J22, $6,0001 Laguna, 6.188.
when an all-out all-day drivt' for SS.Ol 3. Pua<k>na, 10.000. $3,500.
memben; will ~ ronductf'd b\ th•' ~~ Nt>wport Beach. 12~. $18.100
Cha mber's Mt?mbt>rstup Comm•t· S24.tl00 rt'QUE'St~ for this yearl
tee. Ext?CutJ ve Secn>ta ry Ha) Lan-Tht r \11) or questwned w~th<'r
!:enhelm announet"d this week l tht> Cit) has th .. moral rtght to WU>
Ttw ont'-da} campaign Wlll bt• tax money tor Chamber. pUJ1)0lK's
under the direction of Dr A. E HE' .said t h Chambt>r ts not n'·
Stockton, chairman of tht> Mem-cel~:an~t the ~>Up~rt of . th~ loa~l
bershlp Commltt~ Ass1stang hlm bWilllHtOt'S.: • • And ~.h~ shouJd will be the foDowing diatrict chair-they join, ht' askf'd. "hPn thf'
mt'n: Lonnit-Vinct'nt for Bal· 0\&mbe~.,l:\"ls ~ m~h free from boa. Mauri!? Stanley for Balboa the dty . He cH~ ftgu~ sho~.
Island, Harold Hetrick for Corona lng t hat lncornt> f"?m dues tn-
dt-1 Mar. Roland A .. Wdcht for crt>ased fron:t S6,167 m 19474 t••
Newport, and John T. Boyd Jr. for only $6~ m 1951-52. w.h1lt> !f'n-
MarinE>r's Mile. Udo laJe and Nt?W· eraJ bU&lDeU u~f\5('$ mcrt>a~ <I
port Heighta. ~rom 914 to 1.364 m the &arnE' Pf'I-
There wiiJ be a kack~f tnek-iod. ~~ 50'1>.
8. tha ..... Jurgen Lorenu.en of Balboa sup-fast s tarting at a. m.. t '-~ ported likyor Smith's stand. Mot-
in thE' Bay Window Room of the gan ~..cnwry of Wt'fit Newport n _
Balboa Bay O ub. This brealdut mar ked that the amoun t or fund ... meeting, open to all businea peo-!ll<' of thE' area, wiiJ take the pia~ ¢ven by the d ty was out or pro· por tion to the amount fTom dues or thE' reguJar quarterly luncheon and said that the mayor was to tx-
met>tinl(. ~rvations for brNk-congratulated foT his efforts to
fast should be mac'k> 11t tht? Cham· p~nt the facta and uw tax
tx>r office by Sept. 6 (Caltinurd oc ~ 5)
Elks Fish Fry this Week-Ead ·
Saturda.>. Sundav and Monday
can tx-cook's •~k-t>nd out. be-
cause fresh {WI dlnrwrs art? bf-ing
~~erved all thrH da)'1i of th~ Labor
Day Wftlt-end • t thto 8&100. Park-
Ing lot oppolit~ ~ndeZ\-ou. BaU-
room on thto Balboa oc."'M.n front
by the N.wpcwt Harbor Elka.
Belidel a fWt 6nner. there will
-...... -and pn..., a.eoor4-lnc to l::lalted ....... CIU'f VanMT.
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BIL·
DIKE
Says:
'lABOR DAY LA~ENT"
'• ~ dri..,er • 1afer when •he r .sd is
:J•, •I.e • ..,,;~ arr ',fer who t"o
d• 'e• 1 o• R .. -~ "', driv•~9 I' Over
J•••rry ·"~ ., ... ;,1~ t m,• who ~'
'1 ~ ... F-E TY DCHS qOT COST
I • ,_. ·.:=. ~ J'IL YOU HAVE
•EGLECTED IT Let LABO R DAY
llE A HO~ICAY --not a SKID
•,!(l fl'EQN 1TY:
Hal Dike
ltNSUilANC E & IONDS
l411 Newport Blvd• HAtbof 402
NEWPORT lEACH
EiiSiCii omCIAL NEWSPAPER
of the City
OF NEWPORT BEACH
,ubll•hed w ... ly. Oft ~y. hi the Chy of Newport ... cia. C.llf. Office _....
printing ple..t In the EMitn lullcU•t• 1104 Coeet a-lever4, Ccwone del t.4er.
TELE,HONES: HArbor 1114 end II 15
* * * The NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN hu been determined to be a new•-
paper of general circulation by judgment of the Superior Court e nd by reason
thereof is quelified to publisb. ell public noiice& required by law. • * *
Entered e• S.COftd Cleu t.4etfer In the ,ott Office at CofoM del t.4er, C.lif.
ARVO E. HAA,A Editor and ,wbllther
,E6 HAA,A • Auoclate Editor
CAL ROOT Advertising
* SUISCRiniON RATES *
One Year, in the Har~ Area .... -... -................. _,............. ............ ... ,2.50
One Yeor. ouhide of the Harbor Area........ ................................ .......... . 1.00
* RAm FOR RENEWALS *
O ,e Year, in the Horbor Area ......... -. ___ ·---·--· ............... S2.00
O ne Yea r, outside of the Harbor Aree ........................................ -· 2.50
M•iling .Addre11: 1104 Coast t-le~,.f. Cor-. del t.4•r, C.lifott~l•
R4G.4,_.'S
Your Family Reetaurant
t CIOMd Tl.-daJ) .
lUI Oout Blvd.
I Llr bor I Me ('oron" df"t liar
Football Coach Al lrwln thls
wet?>k announced opening the foot·
ball practice at Newport Harbor
High School at 9 a. m. Tuesday.
Football equipment was Issued
today, and physical exams were
glv~n.
STOP AT I
The Arches Call HArbor 0523
A squad or 44 is expected to
report for practice. Returning fer
the 1952 season will be 15 varsity
lettennen from last year: Full·
backs Denny Mason and Austin
Smith. Halfbacks Ted Beltran and
Glen Pickens. Quarterback Rollle
Pulaski, Ends Ted McMasters.
Dick Stephens and Mickle Ret-
mjer. Tackles Gary Brown, Jerry
Gibson. Tom Lange, Floyd Swan·
son and Jerry Collins and Guards
Terry Gibson and Lee Hambrook.
"Your H01t to the
Coast Sl.oce 1928"
FINE FOODS
OOC KT&IL8
COAST HIGHWAY AT
THE ARCHES
Newporl ... dt
JOHN VD.f:IJ.E
I uCOfl 1161
SPECIALIZING
Visit Our Beautiful
Cocktail Lounge
I \.. ~ I . II.' "f 'I ·:
L J. IISRER I CO.
UOS W. Newport Blvd.
Newport s-.ch
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IN
SAM'S SEAFOOD SEA FOODS AT THE SIGN OF THE SWORDFISH
16278 Coast Hwy .• Surfaide Lonq Beach 8-2405
MOVING and STORAGE
LOCAL AND IAnOIWIDE
Sen1ac tbe Newport Harbor &rea
Balboa Transfer Co.
C. E. McNiel
I !tZ5 lla&rbor Blvd., Coeta Meu
G C. Dennett
BEecoa 1661
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VARIED CHAIR
HEIGHTS ...
lend variety <tnd inter•st to •
room s composition, but c•re 1hould
be ••ercis<td not to h•ve O NE chair
th•t overpowe" •" th• other fur-
nishings in the room. If. for per-
son•! reesot11, on• f•mily memb•r
li.es • hi9h-b•d cheir, one th•t
, .. ..,, out of proporlio" with re m.in-
in9 '"""' the" the ...
We are 1lweys mod Nippy to
help yow with ctecor•tiftg tip•
th•t ,iH m1ke ~ hOII'II pla11·
nlng limpl.,, c-ill anytime
and ••• fltHW yew 4Moreiif19
end fwnf.W.., Pfl~ll .. , with .._
IOtAS
HEIGHT SHOULD
BE BALANCED . . .
. . . by • "'*n effect. This m•y be
•nily •coompli1hed by h•ngin9 •
9roup of picture• on oppo~ite ••R
•bov• • t•ble Of' ch•st--« by lntr-G*
ducin9 •nothar high piece, li.e a
•m•ll secret•ry into the room pl.n.
Height will .t,o be minimiud if
ch•ir i• uphol.tered in • "'uted color,
pl•in or •m•ll-pettern f•bric.
e ..
Hert> Is the complete roster or
the \'arsity squad, with thelr posl·
lion, <'X-perience and year:
Ardis. Don H.B. 0 Sr
I Beltran, Tf>d H .B. v • Sr
Brown. Can T v • Sr
Barton, Bru'ct· G 0 Soph 1 Bl>atty, Ken C B Jr.
Collins. Jl·rr·) T v• Jr.
Cantu, Boh C V Jr
Caso. Da ,-c E 0 Soph
Chapman. Larry Q 0 Jr.
Cawthon, Chet H .R. 0 Jr
Grirrln, Wayne T v• J r.
Gib~n. T~·rry G v• Sr.
Hambrook, Lee G v• Sr.
Ibbot:-.l>n. Bob F .B. B Jr.
Jt>nnln~ . ~tl'rlt· G 0 Jr
Laynl'. Mike G V Sr
Lahge. Tom T v• Sr.
LaSheii P, Rod H.B. 8 Sr.
Mason. lX'nny F .B. v • Sr.
Mart inl'z, Eloy H. B. B Jr.
l\tcMasl('l~. TN! E V • Sr.
Mirkovlch. Phil T 0 Jr
Mirkovich. R ich G B Soph
l\t~'Cks T 0 Frosh
Morrb. Rrch (" 0 Soph
fl.'ack. Ken C V Jr
Pickt>ns. G!t·n H.B v • Sr
Pula:-ki, Rullll' Q \.. ~~-
Post. Tom T v Soph
3 mitt.. ,\rL..;tin F B \'• Jr
~urmon. Ron E H ~~-
1
~tPpht'ns. Dick E v • Sr ~ ~wanson. Flo) d T V • Sr.
S t t'!trlh na,... <.; V Soph
T ·tvlnr LP•· H.H H .lr·
\V(}od..; Rnrr H.B. H Jr
Wilson. Vic E V Jr
R ••wh ChJ Ill· E 0 S11ph J:··•ntt.. "11~'~••· E v· s.
C'ur11 .... I •'II II.B. H ~r
P eyton. lt:•mh H H B J •
Seely. H·1ll H.H. B Jr 1
\l tlum I' .1, F R B Soph
l>rur~. Juhrt II ll R Jr
( () 1111 1''\ll\'1 H'lll't' U. (IJ~ht •
\\t'll,h t lt•a •n \'. \'an,it~ Sub v•
J.,•fl t'llll,lll I
We have u ne or the m~st up-to-I
O..Jit' !JIJd ~>rrtr~~:•ut jub pl'intlmr
plant• tn th•~ Harbor Area Try U.'l
COC!:KT AILS *
705 Coast Blvd.
•
*
Thunday, Auguat 28, 1152
Real Mexican. Foods
e Enchnadas e Tacos e Tamales e Chili Rellenos. e tc. e Steaks
0,... I te t :JO p. "'· -Cloted t.4-.lert
La ()osta
Minute Man Snacks·
NOW OPEN
AT NEW LOCATION
LAKEWOOD BLVD.
. at FIBEITOIE
Same Fine Food
Same Friendly Service
.OP IN FOR A 111•
We ·u Be Happy to See Our Harbor Area Friends
MINUTE MAN SNACKS.
EtHEL aad STAN HOWA&I)
Lakewood Blvd. at Firestone
It's KID'S DAY
EVERY WEDNESDAY
12 to 6 p. m. at the
BALBOA FUN ZONE
FREE Rides are . ..6c • FUN ZONE NOW OPEN EVERY DAY
• • •
* FRENCH a nd IT ALI AN
Corona del ft1ar
DTNNERS * * *
HArbor 1102
• •
ThUI'IICiay. Auguat 21. 1152 U.
~--------~~----------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~== Los Cofnicos 'Harbor Cove'
ToBeHeldOver Through Sat.
Because or the large advance
sale, the Loe Comicoa original
production of "It Happened In
Harbor Cove" la being ht>ld over
tor Saturday night a t the Corona
del Kar School.
many secreu as the Sphinx. And
croulng her peth will be OUvia
Peelt>, a.ctreu of the drama-with
a capital D-who annually revivee
"Love h a Sometime Wonder''
across the natlon In summer stock.
nckeu are now on sale at
HamptQn's Harbor Dl'\lltl tor all
three nlghu-tonight <Thunday),
Friday and Sat urday. wlth pro-
ceed!! JtOing to t he Corona del Mar
Community Church buildin g fund.
Thl1 is the show which intro-
duces to Corona del Mar Mrs. R.
J . D. Van Dawson. the wealthy
and aging ttsh heiress who sits out
each aHernoon on the terrace of
Norris-By-The-sea, quietly observ~
lng Ufe and con taining almost as
Leh•aa Dbagby
Races Septl3-14
The L e h ma n Dinghy World
Championship races will be held
here Sept. 13 and 14, with Fred
Schenck. president of the Lebman
Dinghy Aasoclatlon a nd last year'~
Regatta champion , defending his
tiUe.
'nlere will ~ five races durin't 'I
the two-day series, with daily
trophies and Series trophies for
skippers and crews. Social hlgh·
lights of the even~ will be the
bt'ach party at the Newport Har-
bor Yacht Club Saturday evening,
Sept. 13, and trophy pl't"Sen tatlon
Sunday night.
Last year the entrants lncludf'd
no less than 1!S world or national
championahlp skippers and crews.
This year Darby Metcalf. a former
Lehman champ, will be a con test-
ant skipper.
ARSISTS AT RECEPTIOX
The a udit>n ce will also meet ~
blustering mayor of Harbor Cove,
a typical ~&-town. and his
cohorts as they deal with th<'
ladlt>s of the L. C. P . P. S . R.-the
Ladi('S Committee for the Protec-
tion· and Preservation of Seagull
Rot:k -and Mr . I. 0 . S tacks of
Rockplle, Arizona, who wanu to
er«t a Turkish ,Bath "in or under
Seagull Rock."
Also featured Is Rank Ruby,
Privatf' Eye, as the star of "Board-
walk ls My Beat," a take-off on
T.V and radio mysteries. Using the
phone booth in PilJsender's Pali-
sade Pharmacy a11 his ht>adquar-
ter .. hc uncovers a body In the lee
cream freezer. meets up with s1x·
year-old Dukie Baltz, who Informs
him that "Private eyes are strictly
paM>t>." and pulls evtory trick In the
book to 50lv£> "Th<' C...aSf' of t ht'
Frozen Stiff."
Mn1 WHI Iam Stone oC Ray ~horPS and her dAughtE"r Michel(' I
assisted with the announcement
party given recently by Mr . And
Mrs. Lawrence Coffing. Sr.. of
Santa Ana honoring the <'ngag('-
ment of thf'ir dauJthtcr, Mis.o; Janl't
Coffing, to Charlt's Guthri<' Boon<'
of Arcadia. Mrs. Stone is sister I
of the bride~m-elcct. The wed-
dine b plo:~nnl'd for next month.
KUSJCJAN MOVE." HERE New Harbor area residents are
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Flood and teen·•~ son, Jimmy, of Beverly
Hills. Mr. Flood Is a m usician, 1
formerly with MGM studios. Their
new address Is 323 Narcissus Ave .. ,
Corona del Mar. MANNING'S CHOICE
Beel Pot Boast
LAMB
Shoalder Chops
END~ A I" C'I'T
Pork Loin Roast
RWJFr>S ORIOLE
SLICED BACON
AIIOUI . YOUR IY
Seeolld Ia a ~ of belptullalo.....Uoa ~
1 to belt« ~lablt yoe wttla ,.._ .et aad •n
you the co.t of ~~cal ...
Q ESTIO N: Is your TV troubled with occw--
lonal diagonal moving ripples weaving across the
picture on certain channels, intermittently'!
PROBLEM: Thls indicates disturbance from
n«-arby tran.smlt tlng or rt'Ct"ivin,:t short wa \(' m -
dlo equipment or (.'0-Channt'l int~>rf~>rt-nc(> ~
IW<'4tl\ your sc•t and a n<'ighbor's.
SOLlJTION: This problem In man) caS!"' can-
not be complet ely correctt'd without co.Uy
shielding or your tunt-r against outsldt-high fr(-
quency disturbances. However, it ls pos lblr •r
many instances to reduce thlA annoyance to a
minimum by exact channeling adjustment.
If you belie\c )OU have an adjustment
problem please feel free to call on us for
an I'Xpert adjustment of your set rr··
gardJes.os or mak(', size or sc:-1•en or
where purcha6ed. This will tx> a cour -
tesy caU and t here will be nn char~•·
whatsoever.
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F RANCHIS E D
Dealen
RCA Victor
Magnavox
Hof!man
Zenith Te levis1on
• T bf' IDO)Ot c~t.e u l.,. ~aud
toen 1ce nr KJUllzatioa Ia tb~ HAr-
bor area.
181t -sewport Avr. eo.ta MHa
BEaeoa '7ut
Open Monday. Fnda> 11nd
Saturday evenings till 9.
ELKS FISH FRY
Saturday. Sunday, Monday -August 30. 31. Sept. 1
At the Balboa Parking Lot. Dinner will be served from
noon to 8 o'clock each day. The re will be fun for the en-
tire family -Free prizes ---Garnes ---Entertainment
BREAST or FLANil 20 ¢ LAMB str'«' "\\~liP •
l.a11tA"
HArbor H0'7
118 PolDM!tUa, Coi'Oaa IJel Mar
The Only Local
Neon Shop In
tbe Harbor Area
C«nplete
Neon & Sign Painting
RaiN & Ser~
BEACOI 6186-W
t4-llr. ~pair Sen~oco
-I 'nd<>rwriters Label-
Guaranteed 1 YN.r·
PACIFIC
Neon Ute
Ted Cox-OwDer-Bo~t .U
Oaa-~M~r
C'h lc-kPn of tht~ !'lNl A ll Wblt4' Meat
ndf'~ TUNA CHUNKS SPLIT PEA SOUP
IHIIelous
Breakfast Sausage
S AVE k -Aut ~emlma
Pancake Flour 16 lA•.a'• Frotlea IM&.at
.w o~. pkg. c WAFFLES
iAN iN As
lh.10c
T H E 0 U lo, l I T Y -W I S E , A T It 0 N I Z E •'
Flut(')' IAc'a.l '-umtnf'r
SQUASH
TJ .... C The ...,.,.,._T ......_ INIIQIII Tbunday, Au9'181 21, 1152
----------~==~~~~··~~~~~~~~====~~======~~~~======-0, JY IPPO~ OILY Wanted I••=•• ~ Fe ~~~ w ' BY RETIRED colle1e wor;;;, NINCE lOin& COftlm..Ut; bowlneea. ~
Nea t, new and fur-
nished. 2-bedroom
home near bay.
Our Exclu.iYe Lir.ID9. Beautiful Home in CorQDCI ct.l Mar small apt. or quJet room with ot llelllm&l. Crill 6 rountal.n. •
•••• O..rJoolrin9 Harbor Entrance 1 some ~ or kitchen. About $35 Fine for 00\U>Ie. ~ B. Cuey, t or. $30 per mu. Box H-4 c/o The Broku, 1217 Cout Blvd, Co-r
wttaa paaora.mk: vtew ot u.e oeeu. Glare-proof plate glaa ~. Property compriaea approx.. Enalgn. • rona del Mar. HArbor 7119-J. C
3,000 sq. ft., hu 2 1tories, 3 beclrooma, 2" bethl. aunken llv. nn. lc muter ~. Exterior decks WANT to rent garage In Corona w --a cmd E.".,..._.a • 5
$191500 East & West looldn1 toward San Pedro and Laguna. HeatinJ by Payne, a1r oondlUon controls del Mar for atora,e. BEacoo .__. .l"v-., ~
upstairs and downlt.a.Lra. Fully plaatered 2-car garage and paved carport. 6606 M-K. LOST: WOMAN'S bi!~ 11aae1 J:
Wlt h terms Shore C1Ufa Pro--rti• at R8CIIIOnaha. PrieM WANTED: Uaed ptanoe, hl&t*t Bla.ck/tl'al\lparent white frames. • .-cuh allowance In trade on teJe. Probably near Chlrua Cove h~ II
Stanley Hadfield CORONA DE_L MAB PBOPEBTIES
Realtor
~ M or HArbor ltl1., .,...,...e Balboa lalaad
aobel't a. ~..pa ... Rea L L,.a. ....,....
411 Coast BouleYCD'd CORONA DEL MAR HArbor 1037
TODAY'S SPECIAL
Deluxe llirg<' 2-bedroom home, double garage, fenced yard. nJ~ly
landscaped, neat and clean. Good beat. Close in.
W-A-N-T -E-D
y~ar 'round rentals from
$80 to $150 month.
MORRIS & LOVELAND
IIAI'bot SH6
ExclWii•• Liatin9
SWIMMING POOL
ON BROADWAY
NEED:~
PRICE 1'. McCUISTION WDT ~ .. ~~?'
Better hurry-$11,500
A BARGAIN at ............... ·-··· __ ... _ .. ·-.. -........ .
E. Z. terms
Also hu 3 bedrooms in excel·
lent condition. Hnrdwood fin.
-fireplace-bathtub and sep.
arate tiled stall shower . Large
dining area. Vent. blinds.
Backyard fenced. 2 car ear·
age. Patio. G. I. Terma with
4% intert>St rates. Payments
including taxes and ina. are
-Oaeet BIYcL, IIAnor 4l
CORDIA DEL IAR
VoGEL VALUES
VERY CHARMING
3·bedroom home in choice residential district. Built around lovely
patio 13',.x2..J livin g room, fireplace, built·in fea tures. Bedroom
:-.lo 1 l41%xl 5 1, looks o ut on patio. Dining area. Handy kitch-
en. F'orct'd a1r furnace. Winding walk. fenced yard. 2-car gar-
aJ:~· & laundr~ A homt> to be proud of. $14 225 Oood
PrlCt' I T t'rnu
CORONA HlGHLANDS
Top \Slut> 2-0<'droom view homt> Living room 1-l 1llx2U. Cireplac~·.
hard"ood Cloors. booksht>lvt>S. Dining art>a 9'::xl2 Lan~e bed·
room:. L;u ,:< furnace. Till' m kitchPn & bath Garbage di.s·
posal. Porch across front of home. Beauttful ft>nCE'd yard. 2-<:ar
~aragc> & !-lora!(t> lockers Owner transft>rrNI Prict> rt•duced
from $16 (1(1(1 $15 000
to I $10.000 C.l. loan. A buy .)OU SPidom land
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
F'ully fumt. ht'd. mce. nea t. 2-bdrm. home with best of every thing.
Lot 50x127 1., Cara(tt' & lar~e workroom with bullt·in bench.
:-.lice ft'M:f'd vard Priced right $9 500
without furn11ure yt>t it all goe-s for 1
()wnl'r has m o,·f'd away.
.-\ rt>al buy
The VOGEL CO.
1301 Coast Bh·cL. Coroaa del Mar
HArbor J 'lfl or 14'71. Evealap: HArbor !ts-11 or HArbor Mll-W
WHY RENT?
3l>drm .. •mt LOSld ~f<'S8 <'ast sJd<'. 6()' lut nt-aJ· !>Choub ~ood nPIJ.:ht..orhood Th1s is a G I ResaiP Low month ly pay-
m•·nts. Jncluur<, ta.xt>s and • $9,850
m-.uranc( PnC'f'
•
Owner has lo\'ely 2·bed-
room. home on 60'x40' lot
In best part of ·Costa
Mesa. House only 3 years
old .... beaut. decorated.
Grounds nicely landscap-
ed. has $7.400 TO; will
t r a d e for comparable
house in Corona del Mar.
The Vogel Co.
BalboA lsta.ad
only $64.38. Ex· $1 ~ 500 cellent buy at ~~
Aaotlaer .E.xcluiYe Usttac
PHIL SUWVAN
GEO. EVERSON
I 156 Newporf lt¥ct.. e-ta W...
(Acrott frOM c..te ttrt ....... ,
IE 712l: Evel: IE 6149-W, IE 5451-J
• lEAUOl
• IUSINBS <>'P'OlTUNITIB
• RENTALS
Trade at home ana Delp put money in circulation loc:alJ.y. BArllor %111
152] Coest llv~ .. C.... 4el Wer
BUILDING SUES
M-1 Mfq. Site. &crx93'. Yery rea:s. priced
l;\/CQME lot -over 22,000 sq ft .
nt-a r downtown Costa Mesa
LJDO IS LE. R·l .
45' frontage . ... ................... .. . .. ..
GREEILEAF a1tl l.••HIIIea
ss.ooo
$41500
Silt Sewport BlYd. HArbor UU Newpor& a.-11
CORONA DEL MD
327 Marigold: 11/2 blocb to Ocean
MUST SELL TO CLOSE ESTATE
~~irable 2-bedroom home, hardwood Cloors, fireplace. lht>rmo con-
troUcd floor furnace, service porch. dining area. encl061ed, heavUy
planted paved patio. 2-car gar .• on paved alley. clu:.e to s hopptnK.
PRICE $11 500 REDt.CED to 1
W e know ol no comparable proper ty in this st>CllOII at thi
vlaion, famoua make, or 011 m.ld.July. 431 ~ Iris CDK a spinet or &rand piano. DANZ-• · t
SCHMIDT BIG PIANO STORE, Real F.8tata & Jla ... ~'-W J. 520 N . Malll, cor. 6th, Santa Ana _ _..
Superfluous Hair
Pennaneatly removed from face.
anna, 1ep. Eyelll"owa and hair-
liM Jbaped-No QXJre twee2:1A8·
EU.EN L. BRYANT, R. E.
~ aDd Tbunda.y OG).y
Udda SalOn ot Beauey HA 25'71
PAINTING
Earl Sheflin
111 PaiiDer St. -e-ta ..._
Bl>'~ Ml'r-·
Painting -DecoratiDg
• eoa. o-1 .....
GEORGE BUBDIARDT
Uc ••••c......_
-llat St.. :H..,_..._.. ...._.....,_MlJ..W
H. H. HOLBROOK
Dependable PlnmhiD9
A Prompt Repair Service
MalntaiDed ....., ........ ··~--· IWboa Blvd. Newpert ._.
WE LEND money on Harbor a rea
Real Estate, regardless of Its
present encumbrance.
The Vogel Co.
535 Coast Hwy. Newport Bea ch
Pho.ne BEacon 7468
L-0-S-T
Ia Harbor A...-
VALUABLE DIAIIOND KINO
Ia plaUiuaa .. ~
SUBSTANTIAL BEW AllD ____ RAioiiloiir..,bo-.;r 1'714-.1
ALMOST NEW wash basin, por·
celain wash tub. twin metal
wash tubs, lovely bd.nn. aultea,
bed divans. platform rockers,
rattan llv. rm. tables. cut gl.a.u
and many other high grade
household arttclt>S.
Crist Furniture
1687 Orange Ave. Costa Mesa
Acrosa from new Alpha Beta Mkt.
Phone BEaoon 7323
AFRICAN VIOLETS
Pink, white. lavendar, purple
Special. 1.50 ea ch
1lowen by Morri
6ft E. Balboa Blvd. -B&I!M.
HArbor !010
NEWLY decorated room and beth
in private home, breakfut priv-
Ileges for bualnea woman, nurse
or schoolteacher. IIA 2796-M.
FIVE-BR. Balboa O<x>an Front
home. Sept. 15 to J une 15, $110
per month, also Udo Isle Bay
Front: Sept. 15 10 J UM ~. 3-
bednn., 2-bath home. Reuonab~
to quallried tenants. HA 2552.
LOWER 1-bedrm rum. apL in
COM, year 'round. S6S mo. lnc.
utilities. Close in. l lA 3561...1.
CORONA HIGHLA:WS, MW 2-
bednn. unfum. del~ apt. PaUo.
beautiful ocean ,.i('W. HA 3864.
CORONA DEL MAR-Attractive
1-bedrm. fum hotJ~t. available for 10 daya. Sept. 5 _, 14th. $65.
Owner 611 Poppy. COM HArboT 0167-~. .
LOVELY 2·bedroom !1~ apt. tile
kitchen & bath. ~-~~~ ~tion,
gar. No pets. 419 Potnaettia,
Corona del Mar II boT 3692-W
2-BEDROOM unfum. apt. Fire-
place, di5posal, ~ ge, stove
incl South or hil(h y. HArbor
1329-W.
2·BEDROOM furn t., tremen-
dous vt~. di.<; llftp)ace,
very comfortablr ter rental,
avail. Sept. 1. t\o ta or chU·
dren. 428 Avocado 11.
2 GARAGE a pts.. f 1 bdrm.
each, very room)' , won-
derful vtew. Yeoa.l) rental, $75
mo. incl. uti I. I R\ 11 now, other
avaJI. Sept. 1. r-=o 430 Avo-
cado, COM.
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HArbor 1451. M ------------~------~
tor '* REAL EST ATE '* REAL ESTATE LOANS * DRA.n'SMA~ '* ACCOUNTA '\ 1
$35 Month · eludes:
Partit ioned h• rivacy
Te lephont> a11.'·' mg sen ,icl'
Reeeptionist
Parkin~ lot 'I' t
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T; e :_. · .~ Red Barn House open d01ly 45 >-· :;· 4 .. :r s CDM Good pnce Goo-1 •erms
EARL W. STANLEY, Realtor BICYCLE
A sociatl'd wu'• tahlished
fa ·t l{rowin~ Ill• . nee agen-
cy In nt'w bud I Pt>rff'C t
location p i
or
UPPER BAY DISTRICT --
:; Acrr , nf ~•ofld soil wilh "uperb bay a nd mounhtlll '•··"
r f''trklPd. hilt amld-.r fast de..-Pioping E.."tatl' l l nmt•-.
dt1\\'ll "1 t •• '' rm~
EXCLUSIVE SHORE CLIFFS --
J us t listE-d A most dE'sirable building site. Lart.:t· ~>~.·•·an lt on r
lor orrerin~ panoramic vi('w of jetties. canyon and OC<'an Ad-
jacent to !me S\\'tmmin~ b<'ach. We know JJf nothin~ compar-
a ble at the price.
Fred J. Crosier I A111ciates
Curoaa del Mar HArbor' 3511
CORONA DEL MAB
BUY THAT LOT NOW!
r:xcl'llent 1 \el lot located at 6 17 Poinsettia. COM. All bonds and
assessments paid t• PIYIE, Realt.
lUO Coaat Boale""" HArbor !114
CHOICE YEARLY RENTALS
2 Bdrm. Furn. HoWle on Bay Ave.. ........... . ... $100 per mo. on lease
1 Bdrm . waterfron t home with pier and float ............... $110 mo.
4 Bdrm. fUTn. home. near beach ............................................ $110 mo.
1 Bdrm. fum. home. Newport Beach ............. .. ..... · ... .$60 per mo.
You pe.y no commission.
IIArtlcw tilL Ewe: Mil '
EXCLUSivE wlriiraoNT '"RoME REPAIRING
Throughout the world there are few homes with such qualit}.
l)l'f'athtaking view and exclusiveness. location and arran~l'·
mPnts. Fot· the large family who enjoys sailing, c ruising.
S\\ 1mming, combined with utmost priva cy, prh·a te
s lip for 45' cruist>r and other distinctive a ppoin t-
ments. Beautifully a nd completely furnished.
F'avorab~~ terms $75 000 for quahfw·d buyet· . . . .. ... .. 1
island re11lty co.
Realtora-a...._ BrM-
BABVEY D . PEASE '
Park Ave. at Acate .•• BIOC'k from FerrJ
BALBOA ISLAND liAr~ IT'I-W
NEWPORT BEIG&n
3·bedroom. 2 bath home. lot 50xl25. Uving room l6lt32 opening on
patio. Wool carpeting. cork and asphalt floors. 3-car garage.
Owner will take 1 or more lots as part ~nt. Property can-
~~~~~ :~i~c::,t~. ~~ ............... -......................... _......... $16.000
Ill UA IEILTY M.
Oppoalte Balboa Bank of A.merlca
ROSS GREELEY
Ulllan McAdoo Joeephlne Webb nn ,..&....._...._, ... ._
•oowa
Sm~ll home in excellent location in Newport Heights.
Balance like rent.
IIC Bulty
lilt N....,.,. ....._
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Schwinn Bicycle.
RAY STEDMAN
1574 Newport Bl•d.
COSTA IIE8A
Bl'.acoa • --• CU%8-.1
SAVE
Cash & Carry
TV Radio Serric:e
by factory-traiDed
technlcicma
Auto Radio Spec:iaa.t.
(IN tile a..III.-GUT .. ,.....,
Mesa ladlo
cmd Tea.ftllou
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BArhor 2107
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C01ata ·" 52 Won't Last ~ B· 'I r Hurry! S~ --------------~-------l sPt. BUY WITH 1 sl·
CONFIDINCE sa
AND' SAVE ~~
Servin~ the H01 'Area with
better Used C11 " lr the past 31 years our 1 • 1tatlon is
your $:Ua rant•···
'!"'I() F'ord 8 cut-~ radio.
heater & "' · 'ive-abovt> avPra~:t· ...... $1645
'47 F'ord 8 cus. 2 df,edan. overdrive. r11d• heat-
er. Clean llK'H r..... . 975
'51 Ford 8 cus '2 fl edan,
overdrive, rad .. •4 heate r.
Has had 1 ht> Rltst of
care -......... 1875
'47 Plymouth. spec, delux~
4 dr. sedan. 1 O'flmft',
priced to sell q'*k.~ .. . 895
Written guarante; ~t.b every
post ·war USf1 car
!leqr-«!IICe .... $345
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PllESCRIPTION PIIAIIIACY ~------~~-:~-~~:_: __ ::-·Tax Rate Set
WALNUT OFFICE desk 60"'.:34'', Qty o-wsa called fw W. 11oft,. swtvel chair, 3 arm chairs. all <Conu..t from p.._ l) ct.y ~~ to ~ opmec~ at the
rot' $100. Also 9x12 aJI wool money. H. ~. Lort'~ 01 Coroaa ~. 8 'l'nedfnc. for aurfadnc o1
r ug $35· 5-way noot' lamp $5 del Mar auggefted that ff tile efty •treeta in ~--...... 1 ~ar north
• M IIUJII. AI..WAQ ~ «*W**
' • · · should be advertlaed. tbtn the .....,.""• UIIC' -• CaU betw. 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. dty's publlc ~don otnc.r ol the htehway. 1be project, to ~ BUIP10 ... BA•aoa .. .,..
50-H a W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. s.houJd do 't E B. EUker of Co-for out of PI tax fundi. la -...... Jill c.-.......
HA 1098. 1 • • to cost about $10,000.
1946 HUDSON Ciiidl'. sedan; new :!~la~~~~~~~:~mO::: for stlr'fadng ar~ aU
paint, new tires,' motor excellent. ne. and he eouldrr't tee Why tM of Dahlia and FemlH.f north ol
.-T95. MAy conaldet' older pickup Cbambfto should nurte tfl bottle ol. the flilhway; Goldenrod, Helfo..
In trade. Call between 10 a.m. the dty t reuury trope, Larkspur, Marigold and
and 2 p.m. MC~ W Balboa · OrdUcl. h'om tae Highway to Blvd. Balboa. HA 1098. TbP rest of the a~nt wu Fourth Ave.; Iris fran HJghway
• · pro-Cbam~r. Dean Bra dfo rd to Thlrd; Jumine midway between WALNUT DROP LEAF extension asked Mayor Smith: "'Why are Second and Third to Fourth· 200 table and 4 chain; perfect cond. you Uvt~ here, 1f you don't Uke fHt of Marguerite; Poin.sf.ttla.
SSG. Call ~tween 10 a. rn. and It he.-! Chamber President from SeeGid to Fourth 2 p.m. 504~ W. Balboa Blvd., Harvey Somen aald that . the ·
Balboa. HA 1098. Chamber Intends to raise $10,000 ·r••• • I I I I I I •"-"'••••u•••••••~~~~~~
NEED AN INCINERATOR to to $1.2,000 In dues thla year. Ro-i PERSONALIZED bum your truh and papen In! land Wright, s-•t prefldent. aaid 1 !
See these Currier models at he deplored Mayor SmJth'a. "un-11 j
NORMAN'S-Q>.95 and up. In-juat and unfair attack on t he bard-! CHRJSTMAS ~ stalled in your yard. 1313 Coast working buslne:umen who are serv-~ -
Highway, CDM. HArbor 590. ing aa dtrectors and committee ; CARDS mem~rs." He asserted that the !
RANGE, FRIGIDAIRE electric, dues support the basic functions e
double oven, 2--broUer. Mod. R.M-of the Chamber and the money ~
75. Perfect cond. Present rt'tall from the dty is for promotion ~
about $39().....cell $260. HArbor and act.rertitelllent or the city and ~
26«. for information service. ~
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidalre elec-
tric. De luxe Diode! 107 1ri per-
fect condition. Prt'lent retail
about $350. Price $250. Phone
HA 2644.
RACING bicycle. 2-wheel brakea.
nearly new tires. Easy e1ec.
lroner, drapes. HA 2622 R-K.
Hay Langenheim. ext>Cuth·e se·
cretary or the Chamlx>r for t he
past 3~ years, said, "The amount
~ -~ ~ e -of money rrom the city is fo r the
service that the people or this ~
town demand of the Chamber. a nd ~
the a dvertising tax ls the only way !
they can pay for it. If we would iii
go out of business .. the city owes ~
that service. to Its citizens and for ~
the city itself to provide It would ~
cost 15 times as much as the city !
gives to the Chamber." !
SEE THEM
NOW
While the Selection
Is Complete ...
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A-~D
CORDIALS
NOW ON DISPLAY
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APPLIANCES
SAlES 9 SfJMC[
60' OCEAN view 1 lot In Corona
Highlands. Beat locat $3,350.
Have plana for 2-bd.rm. & den
bouse, 1% baths. HA 1736-J
after 6 p.m.
H e suggested that it's not a n e B 1..:-
"advertlslng tax" but a combina-~ IOOKIIIgl lion of advertising, publk ity and ~ ._ ___ ,/
service tax-and sr rvice is about ~ VABIETY STORE aaAA COAST II.Wl ~-· COAOHA ., MM. WANTED -Good used pianos.
Highest cash or aUowanoe.
Trade on new piano, eJec. organ
or television. ~Schmidt Big
Plano Store. Santa Ana. 520 No.
Main. cor. 6th.
75 per cent of it. ~ ~
The Chamtx•r's 1952-53 budget ~ 617 Co•st Blvcl., Coro"• cl•l ~., MAll JJ1'4-M CALl I'OCNIA ~Mt ~tedupon.~t~uncl i!;~~~~H~A~R~~~R~Oii~S~O~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
$295. $10 PER month buys a beau·
tiful mirror spinet type piano.
Maple finish. DANZ-SCHMIDT
BIG PIANO STORE. Santa Ana.
520 No. Main.
SPINET Repossessed. Pay QUt bal-
an<.oe. Save $200. Knabe, ma-
authorized the Cha mber to submit ~
one more requrst on last year's
$1.300-a-mont h basis. pendlng finaJ
action on a contract with th<' <'II)
at the neX't Counc1l met>tin~.
Boats. Marine Supplies
See Page 6
hogany cue. got"geous tone. Uke Miscellaneous MW. Danz-5chmidt Big Piano .., • ..,.,._......,.........,._.......,__....._ ___ _
S tore. We always have quaUty
be.rgaln.s. 100 pianos. 520 No.
Main. Santa Ana.
SAVE on elcc. organ. Used little.
An unusual opportunity. Tenns
on balance. Danz-Schm.idt Big
Piano StorE'. Santa Ana. 520 No.
Main. cor. 6th.
16mm KEYSTONE roll rilm movie
camera. 1.9 lens. 2 .. Jt>ns turret.
brand new . Cost $151 sell $11 5,
12 ~ · paddleboard, &;:ood condi-
tion. $20. HA 1684-R.
PARSONS complete steel kitchen
and stainl~ steel sink, 4 ~s
burners. oven. cupboards. elec.
refri~. below. Has new elec. unit.
Will sell reasonablt• or exchan~-:e
for 4-burner apt. Jr&s range a11d
6 cu. ft refrig. HA 2516-W.
~9 BUYS good practice piano. Let
the kiddles Jearn.· 2 yr. trade-in
nllowrc'l nt fuU price on new pl-
ano Othe~ from $78. $89 & up.
DA ·..;z -::'CHMIDT BIG PIANO
ST( >RF.: ~20 No. Main. cor. 6th, WILL. PAY CAS H Cor ~·our usf.'d ~a11 ta Ana. Or rent ss per mo. I furm ture. Crist Furmture. BE
R<'nl allowf"d on purchase. _7_3_23_. _________ _
~ P ER ~10:\II I rt>nts or buys I HAULING TRAS H or ? Phon!:'
g0<1d practiC't.· piano. Some as 1 Walk<'r. 1576 Plact'ntia. Costa j
lo\': A~ S69. S7S. S95. AJI term Mesa, BEaron 5313-M.
r_Pnt cn-tllh:d on .purch~se. Danz· NOW pick up and delivery service I s!·hmld~ BIJ:: Piano :Store. 520 I plus q uality Revotone dry clean-I
;\;o M~un. ror. 6th, Santa Ana. in~ at Village VaiN Cleaners.
ELECTRIC organ. Trade your old 217 Marine Ave .. Balboa Island I
piano on beautiful all electric HArbor 2290-W
organ Famous make. DANZ-NO NEED to join a "food club" to
SCHMIDT B.IG PIA.l'IJO STO~E. buy meat n t wholesale prk<'s
,\LL PLAY ~HOES KEDE'I•tES • • • • •
A GROt:P Of' I.ADIE~·
SUITS ... • • • •
ALL L'DIES' ~ATIO~ALLV K~OW~
SWIMSUITS
-\ GROt"P OF
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113011
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520 No. Mam St .. COm<'r 6 h. You can ~et the ~st in aged ,.....,..;,;.;,.;....-.oo~..._ _ _.__ . Santa Ana. bee(, cut tht-way you like it at
I S PI:--11:. T Plano. farT'ous make. Case Har bor F1 u:zt'n Food t ,(l('kers YARDAGE 50% 0FF
§0"/o OFF
thE' H;,· Area with
sed Car' r the past
tatlon i~
radio,
"iV
.$1645
975
slightly marr~ In shipment. Big I 418 30th St .. :-J. B-HA 0718. '
sa\ m~s or2 thiS. Anoth~r repos-P RIVATE rn n<'y to I nan on r<'al ~essed. $l.l0 already pa1d Many I . u • other wonderful bargs. DANZ· estate. o~l). :-.;o apprai~J fe<' o~
SC'HMIDT BIG PlANO STORE commiSSion. E. A. Christy, 205
Santa Ana, 520 N. Main. cor. 6th: No. Bay Front. Balboa Ishmd.
GRAND pianos, $395, $487, $585 ST~~y MUSIC-It's fun. Piano,
and others. Steinway, Mathu· \ OICC: J eanne Ames. your _home
s hek. Knabe, Stodart, Story & or m me. HA 2826-M, cvemngs.
Clark, F ischer-Ackerman, Kra-FOR YOUR PF.T-U. S. Govt. in-
nich-Bach, many more. Used & spected horse meat, f ree dellv. In
new. Lon~ terms. All guaran-Harbor Area. Hldy's Pet Sup-
teed. DANZ ·SCHMIDT BIG pU~ & Sporting Goods, 605
PIANO STORE. 520 No. Main. I Coast Blvd .. rDM. HA 1293-J.
Santa Ana. I p al S . BABY GRAN D Piano. A beauty. erson ernces
S pecial $495 with bench. Terms. MAllo,CURI NG by Helen. Cnll
Another for $535. You can °~ Ha rbor 2187 for 'our a ppoint· a baby grand Dam-Schmidt ment ·
Big Piano Store, 100 pianos from ---·----------which to choose. 520 No. Main. Situatiooa Wanted cor. 6th, Santa Ana.
Help Wanted
MAN or woman, SE"<:rt'tarial ex-
perience preferred. Corona <k-1
Mar Post Office.
WANTED -Bus boy. Apply to
S nack Shop, 1619 Coast Blvd..
Corona del Ma r.
HOUSEMAN and inside mainten-
ance man wanted for clubhou.~.
Apply Box H...f. C/O Ensign.
WILL do baby sitting. Can stay
with night -working mother's
chiJd. HArbor 2555-R·K.
WHITMAWS SIRVICI
SWt ,....... -...,_ .... -MoHr. T ..... -...._ W-' a., /i.W.
"'We s,.d ..... e-.,, ... .., Samee"
1020 C..tt .... HMMr 44t..a Ntta! .._ 110..~ 4.1 ._..,
C'IULDRt.:~·~
SWIIWEAR &
SUNSUITS
MEN'S
A HROl'P OF
SPORT ·SHIRTS
TROPICAL W ORSTED
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STIAW HATS 'o~LV
A G&OUP OF
SLACKS •••.••.
FAKOUS -BOOST£R -~-fU.S
IIFGIIS ~0\\' O~LV
A GROUP OF
SPORT COlTS . .
f95
50"/o OFF
§95
50"/o OFF • AlteratioD Charge on Sale Merchcmdiae
..... "''he~T Thumday. August 21. 1152
S . H • • peaa mng m
AmiAnCPILm
OALLTJI.lR&Y
Harbor Marine Electric
tot CoeJt Hwy~ N.wpo..t ... ell
8Ee-6060 Nithn: 8E 612~W
II. IE
IISURAICE
for
YACHTS & BOATS
8DI BUD KI8TLD
L "· llstler I Co.
MOS Newport B~
Newporl Beaeh
HArbor tW
e DID YOU KNOW, tlaat ._
IM!n'atloa. tall• 0"\'M' a ,..,..,.
pertod at Newport -.ell .._
tbat diiJ'lac aa avence year a t
Your Rubor yoa aaay espeet
ltl brtpt elear daJ~a aad '71
.. ,.. ,.,. .. IOIDe aaallPt or a
total of t4H .. ,. wttll more or
... dinet .....nctat.
e DID YOU KNOW, tbat of all uae r..ta ....U.ecl la Your Ru-
bor """ are owaed la ()nap Ooa8ty, 1.1" Rlven&de Coaaty,
!.1" 8aa Benardlao Ooaaty,
51,., Loe Aaple. (louDty, aad
1.5~ are owDed la aort.IM!ra
couatie. ... out of atate.
Where's N ext Race
AUK. SO..Sl, ept. 1 -Labor Day
Rt-ptta ...••. BYC-NHYC
Boats 14 fL & Wlder-BYC
Boats over 14 ft. -NHYC
CLARK SWEET
Associate, FRED SCHEtfCK. Jr.
e SALES e CHARTERS e INSURAN~ e
1M Slat St., Newport HArbor SOl
i\T THE UDO PENINS~TLA ID.PYARD
mERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE
I Over 76 yeors of pr&chcel eapero&nce i· Scu•l,ern C&lifornie Yec ">ting.
2 ~enonce in ell type~ of soil &nd power veuel~ from 8.'· d inghies to
304 Petrol Friqeles. (Fred Scl,e"d severe~l tomes r-.etio~~al Che mp'on
Snipes ond other~ . . Cler . Swepr C. 0 . of 'Severe! CC'e11 G uerd ve\·
seh one! hend linq e~ll types of sctil e rd OC'"'er boots )
3. bperl :,,lrucloon in re~cing toctic'
4 Techn'cctl ~nd pre~ctic&' oaper e~ r ' • :· ~ (S~ver& ~ee•1 wi•h
lood.ng ln,urence Ur.derwriter• • • )tcor~ ;,. g"r erol i"l•ra•ce
•qency busineu .)
S Export knowledge of Ieee' o"d cc.&<• .. 'e -..e't''' w, '"" ~, :c ~ -c ~
yoJr •ofll "'P to C &•a 'II or elscw~ ert< • • * We wo11ld eppteciete listings on ell types of uoil end power boeh.
We have buyers ev&ilctble for PIC \ Rhodes. PC I, K 38 1. Oceen li.e~c·
"'9 yawls, Sloops. Ketches. Lyman Isl anders, Foirl ners. Elcc J Chris
Croft bprM10,, CoiT'MCI"der< Die,e l Crui,ers.
Specializing in Service for
The Yachtsman
and Commercial Craft
~Toa Vertlca.l Uft-Crute.-500-Toa WaJ11
Sto.rap. Mala~. Repaln
COMPLETE BOAT SERVICE
HArbor 301
900 31st Sl Newport Beach
BE YOUR OWl SliPPER !
New 30' U-Drives
SAFE
TACilLE •
*
AND SALES
F-AST * ROOMY
Phone BEacon 5546
BAIT • 8-SCJOOP BAIT TAN1t8
Don Charle's U-Drive
~iling
with
~UZ}'
a,
_,...._ • SUE FICKliR
Some ramllles have all the tal-
ent! For proof of this we point
with pride to the Pearcy's.
Marianne Pearcy, young dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Pearcy, won the coveted Ruth
Sheppard Rhodes· PC Perpetual
Trophy in t he Huntington-nde-
lands Race Saturday. CLast year's
winner was Fred Smales In his
PamUn. PC No. 30.)
Pr('senting the trophy to Marl·
anne at the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club Sunday evening was the beau-
tiful and gracious Mrs. Sheppard
herself. Runners up in the Rhodes
Class were Ton Myers second and
Jim Sheppard third.
Not to be outdone by his older
sister , Johnny Pearcy s howed bJs
own proficiency at the helm or the
Whim by placing first in the
RhodPS Class in thE' Race Week
Regatta over the week-end. Tom
Myers was second and Bob White
. .. ,..
perlng of Bob Allan, has been
doing much wIn n l n g recently;
Undy tK 38): Gene Trepte's Eve-
ning Star, one of last year's top
eontenders in the Honolulu Race;
Duster. Hilaria. Escapade, Amor--
Ita, Kitten, Antigua, Andale, Si-
boncy, Dancer. Mara, Bayadere
and Question Mark.
Results of the Arbitrary Handi·
cap in the Hunting ton-Tidelands
Race were as follows: Kelem, Sea-
sharp and Kolea. e RACE WEEK AT NBYC
Conducting the races in the
ocean d uring NHYC's Race Week,
alwa)s one or the biggest events
on the yacht calendar. were two
genial gentlemen of yachting, Blll
Baxter and AI Bicker.
In the PC fleet, Mike Burke, the
fleet's youngl'st skipper, was vic-
torious \\i th two firsts and a 2nd:
Jack Toon was not far bc.-hind with
(Continued on Pagt' 7 )
CATALINA O&UIIIJI
OJd t1mert wbo have beeo &oing
to Catalina for the last 50 1'HJ'S-
read no further. You won't get
the thrill that we did Jut week
when we sailed our small dark creen cutter, the Little Dfpper. tc
Cherry Cove .
Our preparations are always vol-
umlnoul. We peck every inch of
the 27'3'' with sJeepJng bqa, can-
ned goods, fishing tackle, tmoc.-
lars, wood foT the shipmate stow.
ice in the ice box, extra clothlna
ud a tbousaind other lteme. Ow
early start meant leaving the jetty
at 7 o'clock. It was a grey morn-
ing, with light south eaaterl7
winds. We powered with our t O-
horse Universal Twin a compus
course of 275 • which took us a
ways J)iist HWltington Reach and
gave us an afternoon tack with a
westerly for Cherry Cove at the
Isthmus. Main saU and genoa jib
were hoisted and a ~ldy jig troll~
behind to pick up the stray albe·
core which never hit. WondeT
why fish don't like us?
The ldd• apohe4 ft.M atkldq
up aU over uae oceaa. S.. flail
)limped. 8M cuDs drded. PWt
boat. ••' "T aac1 waved. 'l"'M-ak:y eGetlaoed ~y wtt.lt .....u
patdlee of blu.. Tow..,.. •ooa
~ .... tre.lleaect. ... by J
e'Cllodt wbea we bepa to eateb
flbnpeee of C.tallaa -..e rall
!Continued on Page 7) I third in WhHe<:ap.
e OCEA~ RACL.._G
In the Ocean Racing Division of
the HWltington-Tideland Race, the
fifteen entries finJshed as follows:
BagateUP. lh<' FishPr Island clal>s
boat, which. under the t'XJ)('rt skip-
Boats •• Marine Supplies
How's Fishin'? REGISTERED Snipe with trailer. F Sal Sand Dolly Ask $175, wilJ t rade for smaller or e -
!'ail boat. Comp. rdinished. Salls Ut!M. Good CoedJU..
By GEORGE WETHERBY in good order. HA ·2083-J. 320 unable for aa,y boat '1500
Sapphire. Balboa Island. up to 17 ftW<t .. .. ..
Fishing In f:<'neral the past w t't'k
has been ex c e I I en t. Albacore
dropJ>Pd off ovl'r the week-end due
to tht' cool mornings and a drop
THE "R<'d and Yellow Carousel or Pho HArbo lT/0 Balboa," the st"el awoliar)' cut-ne r
ter PANOPLY, will display her ·----·-to-l..;p.;...m. ____ _ beautiful lines and svelte curves
for sale at Dick's Dock. 801
Coast Highway. N. B .. Aug. 30
and 31. Priced far below survey,
she's a sea-going couple's dream.
Come and seoe her! Less than
$7,000. Owner. C. R. Jamison, jr., DU 7-8213 or &.>e your broker
in water temperaturt', but a few
wann days should sec them hHting
again. Kelp fishing was very g~
all along t he coast with some of
the larger boats reporting catches
of barracuda and bass as high as
350 fish per boat. The local piers
have been producing small halibut
and mackerel. Bay fishing has
been pretty spotty with some a reas
ha' in~ perch and halibut and in
others-nothing.
e MARLIN
Tht' big boys. the marlin. have
bet>n running well allead of recent
years. but yours truly is always in
the wrong place. It the fish are
off Laguna we're at Catalina. If
they are off O!talina w~·r~ orr
Laguna. Guess we'll go to San
Diego. There have been 53 ma rlin
weighed in at the Angling Club as
agains t 24 on Aug. 2S last year.
Membt>rs of the Angling Club
bringmg in marlin th~ past week
were Pat Sullivan with a fine
203 '1.1 pounder on mediwn tacklt',
George Holstein, Bill Breer . Wil-
lard Bell, W. A. ElliJon, Cyril Du
Shane, Elmer Hehr, Ted Schonlaw,
Charlie Hopton, Harold Woods,
Pepito Perez, Bert De Vere, Carl
Kymla and KennPth Barton.
Jill S. Whyte
INSURANCE
Ocean, Marine and
General Insurcmce
Office: c~t• Mew lenl Building
BE.c011 '''' lteliclence: 416 Henl, Cotone del Mer
FOR SALE
40' Ketch. SlecP6 6; cruising
and fast sailing ...... ask $8700
Will Sill
'711 Oout Hwy., Newport
BEacloa Mlt
• ~eCJID:.S inci dents between SIORUD.D
local charter boats and U-Drive lor y ch .. " .... Parties boats brings, up the lack of sporu-a ........,
manshlp in some boats that this 11--.L..-~-column mentioned at the start or ......_
the albacore nm. We repeat that M1 Ma.rlDe, ....._ ..._.
altogether too many boats make IIA.rbor 1116
stops too close to a boat in fish. -11--E..--fU.....,.;..Iiiiiiiiiiiii-..-.--
It is not only very poor sports-
manship but very bad judgment y ch Fl
for a small boat in its tank to stop ~ a t ags
close to a larger boat with ts t o and Pennants ao S<.'OOps of bait. The small craft 8!5 Cout ~1 just doesn't have enough bait to Newport
chwn the school away from the OJIIU8 OllAPT BOAT Y&aD lar~r one. We are not trying to -------------be policemen of the seas, but a
boat t hat stoPI so close to another
that sinkers can be cut into It la
altogether too near. Few of the
day and charter boat akippen are
f1sh hogs. By ket-plng at a respect-
able distance and trolling 10 that
we don't throw too bJg a wake we
have been waved closer to the
BmGIL IIIII
RADIOTELEPHONES
FATHOMETERS
DIRECTION FINDERS uee c.ut mpway. N...,....t IIID 'l'llolnpaoa • ..._ ...
Charles Hoptoa
Yacht & Ship Broker
1001 ~t a..,.. Newport Beach
B~ ION aad 5171
34' Twin Screw Richardlon. '48
~~~~~ 6 Owner wUl sacrl·
fice
45' Diesel powered. 35·pusen·
ger sgort flshinst --Of'F ER
YACHT SAILS
Fretll.orelz
Sail Laundry
Mildew Proofing
2055 Harbor BlYd.
COSTA IIESA
BEacon 6071
I~RT HIIBOI
YACHT UIDIII
!5'12 fta)'lllde .,.....,
Newport BeaM
Bn.coa Mil
17' Natl. Sloop ... -............... $ 300
18' Arrowbeed Sloop .......... &eO
14' Collins Craft
Outboard&: Trailer ...... fSOO
21' LaWlch, Kermath Eng. 6150
20' Flying Bridge Cruller ... _ .... _ .............. 3000
18' Cabin Sloop ................ _ l3Cf
D:--L'I BEACON IIIIKII LANDING
IMl CoMt Blpway, Newport
BEaeoa !10'71
20' Ge rwood Sedan Utility
with Chrysler Crown .. $1'n50
r • - - - - - - - - - -.. boats with fish by their crew on 1 several occulons, and only once BOMBER WATCHES 5~95 ~y.we know the skipper ~rson-Ensign Ouslned ~ell have been
a proven means of «"aching buyers
for all eortl of merehandlse-U~
them! Phone HArbol' 1114.
17' 1947 Ventnor Utillt)' &:
trailer. 140 h.p. Gray .... $1700
WANT LIS TIN OS
1 e $'-' ohdecf I'IIOiremettt e All clw-. c.• WITH~UPON I • IUNIORS
I . hmln:. cl'·' •nd hencl• • u,._ ... cryd•' • ~ ......, "--' I The junior tournament 1s now in e &vare..tMcl for I yeer. • 1c1 .. 1 fw M.t ttclllf. the la.st week. 1be party and ~
I
M!lltatton of prbet wlll be held
m• • SURPLUS STOlE I ~~ ~~':in"= ;~;a::: II liD phlet maravect and ... elY tot> pre-• c... ., w-roa'l' a II.&DO.a, OOM'A JDBA am 1101 .I ....... aDd tMre wm be pllat:J
.. ----------• fll•tlfortbelddl.
011 Boala for Sale
or Charter
* FIEEZE Y.l FISH * .
BUBOB FBOZD FOOD LOCKERS
* 418 30th St.. NewPort leadl HA 1718 *
Tlwnday, Auguat 28, 1952
Tfui Tides at Los Angela Harbor
..,_ ft& ... y, A-c. 11. ........ ~ ...... I . . .
'rw N .............. a.T, twld Jl ..._;fer o-a, Sllltti'Mt II_...
Tbe tl.me 1a I!Yfll In Pacific Dayllght Savine Tlme
Au.-t Hiett '11de Low Tide ID*" Tide Low 'J"kko
28 . ... ................ . . . . ............. -· .. ···-S:M p..a. 15.1 11:47 p.m. 0.7 .
29 ......... ······ .......... ···-·. -·-6:17 ..... u 30 ... 8:0S a.m. 1.1 11 :35 a.m. 3.1 5:51 .,.._. U
AQCW~t Low Tide Hlp Tide Low Tide
31 . 1 :34 a.m. -0.4 1:!1 a.m. U 12:47 p.m. 2.&
Sepwmbc>r Low Tide • HJcll Tide Low n~
1 .... 2 :13a.m . -0.8 I:U a.m. U 1 :43 p.m . 2.0
2 2:50 a.m. -0.9 t :U ....... U 2:32 p.m. 1.4
3 .. 3:26 a.m. -0.9 t:U ........ U 3 :20 p.m. 0.9
4 .. 3 :59 a.m. -0.6 10:11 a.m. U 4:07 p.m. 0.!5
5 .... 4 :33a.m. -0.1 1t:M ....... U 4 :55p.m. 0.3
u:4i~m.o:t
JIIPftle
1:17 ..... u ............
'J:It ..... ...
1:11 ...... ,
l :llp.a.U
10:1! .... u
11:11 ..... 15.1
S.41LI~G WITH suzy
(Coa.UDued fTom Pace I ) entries boasted the lar~t number
HAVlNO PASSED on the hoaon Ia the Snowbird cla.s. to bJa yOUDK~r brother, P ete, Tom P'rOIJt coatlD·
.._ 011 bll aptN~reatly aoaclaalaat way to top poajtloa In tb~ Satpe f1~t. Ia apl1e of be~ caua-ht In the
middle Ia t.b.la atart. Tom (Ia No. '708%) mana~ed to flaJ5h first lD the ~ewport Harbor Yacht Club lla~
Week aeriN to take tM Fraak Smltb Perpelwtl Trophy. In le<'ond place wa.a ~BYC'11 vw ~mJth lD
No. SUl, while NHYC'• Fred MIUer lD No. <1160 t.ook third. -(photo by Beckner)
two 2nds and a 1st to plaee 2nd 1 of entries In the S('ries. Pete Frost
in the series. Ill one brother wins the o ther onf>
Fred Smales. with two 3rds and I always seems to, too!) of NHYC
a 5th. mustered up enough points with four lsts, a 3rd and an un~
to snag 3rd. lucky 13th, placed lat. Second wu
1 e LATE TO STARTING U NE BYCs 14-year-old Paul ~·
Crewing for Fred Smales on Fri·l who. though be hu ~n ~
day proved very lnterestlng--'-ir onl~ three years, baa really been
not a tittle nerve.WT&cklng! settmg tht> raee oourw on ftre this VACATION TIME ENO~
Swnrner vacation has Ju:st tin·
Lihed for Mr. and Mrs. David
Thomaa of 400 Ocean Blvd. ~
rona del Mar. They ar(' back from
a trip to Utah, Idaho. Lake Ta hoe
.llld San Francisco. In Utah they
~isited Mr. Thomas' relatives. who
have ranches In that vast area.
S l bu • I th · li · 8 swnmer. and p)a~ 2nd 'nUrd C II ~ c Q cutt e tt Getting to e startmg nc spot went to Dick Ward ol Udo a IDfW • • --minutes after the start of the PC Island Yacht Club in hia Junco. 8 class-and S('t'lng the fleet parad· /Continued rro·m Page 6) ing up the coast far ahead of us. • STAB~ ~JC BOA'l'
By "DOC., HOFFMAN went undf'r aad w~ had a ~lor· Fred decided that tbl• was thP The Dm .~lttt>n clasa -which
., . I loll8 5Wf'f'P «•wa.ru t.h~ bthmu.s. logical time to gamble.-so we took has been ga1rung moi'DE'ntum Cfor Do )'OU know Bert Devere. Lives The sea bt>came choppy, white a tack out to sea. I those of you who are loo~g for
in Glmdale when not dovm on his spray new, we were all exhilar-, , I a stable little boat. which ts PUily Feather. Not always smi!Pd upon a ted Into singing, teUin~t jokes. When the 'C" mark and P\ s taken In a nd out of the wat..or a.nd
I by La dy Luck .. Bert was liberally laughing at everything. all exet>pt were _finally diset>rnjble throu~h safe for children. too. 1 s~gest
.ARIIIE SERVICE l'mbraced by the inconstant damr 5-yea r.ald Kim, who crawled into the mtst. WP found we were 4th to you tak£> a look ar ont ., t~l n Sunday. Off Church Rock. got a his forward bunk and sang songs round the. mal'1t! Further pr~r 1 came up with fivt> eotrlw;
GAIL HUM,HREY, Owner
Complete Martae Service b1
Marine Mechanics
Carpenters & Painters
Haul·Outs -Marine
s trike. As line went out. horrified to himself until we passed ship that no sk 1pper should ever be dis-, Wlnning 1st was Di<.'k Lewis of
Bert noticed one strand of his g. rock 1 which really looks Jik,. 8 sail couraecd il he starts late or lac;t UYC' and $t>COnd was H l..t'W!s of
thread had broken. fl~>ally fishin~ boat I ~:ot into tht' le<> of the I~land. In thE' Luder's class. J ohn Hum-I UYC'. Both boats boast clt>ver and
S.thread. Prayed and pulled simul-ha uled down thE' camas. and pow-dahl remalnPd ll;nb,.atable. and am~ io~ naml's Gla~!I<"'w and
taneously S o me ho\>\ P\'t.>r~ thin~ Pred. at last in sunshine. among brou~ht his Vixt>n l1l for a ~st with Wetrwnp.
held. Thirty-two minutes Iuter. a the many boats 8 n c h 0 re d at 6~ points. 5<-<'0nd was Ke1th Her-In the Firen y·s-Bob Gntfes of
big long-blll was aboard -225 Cherry Covl'. bert with 8~ pointe: and 3rd wirh BY\ took top honors-and A s
pounds. Good boy, biggest li~hl Cruising throu~:h this n .-l't W (' 11 points was Bob Collins. Lilf lejohn or CabriUo Bf'ach y ('
tackiP marlin of the yl'ar! found moorin" lea\'ing thP PC'\ Dr LaubersheimPr of ~INC' took 2nd
• • F'rolic off our Port quarter thP ex-rarrlf'd home 8 l st place '" thf' • Lt;lfMA!'\0~ Ol'T JN roa.c..
•-amJiy FMtur«>: "J im" StcH.·u-pr<>SS cruist.•r . Lady Ann .. on our ' Albatross cla!>s : ,2nd wal' the , Voy-ThP I.<>hmans turned out In
• ..an was skipper of the old charter-port b<'am. On th<' oth~r bu\\' w:.h a~l'r Yacht \lub 41 F.d Garrat UPat forc1• -14 th£> first day and
1215 St•te Hwy~ Newport k ed. boat Dai-.y for na~h <.Ill to 2;) year.-. thl• 6.1-ft crui~:ol'r J t.•anl'a III l'''-ncd • ~A\"EO BY A REG.-\TTA . thartl'('n thP SUC'('('(>dtnc two days
Engines -Machine
Shop-Welding Shop
IE.con 6775 ITwo years aKo J im and wift> ~label by Frank 8 SaundN ·. who~;e com-Thf' Star clnsc; t~rnt>d up wat h n !a ll an a d~irP no doubt to pnlC'· ••••••a~=====::; moved 10 Arizona, came back for mt-nts on hapJ)('nincc; ha\'<' becomf' formidablt> 14 Pnlrt<'S th£' ~t><'Ond tiN> up for thf' f'let't Elirmnationc; ~ their first summer \'lsit last WN'k ll'~end 10 Chf.'n·y Con•. :--:r,t da~ lar\;t'St nu':lbt>r ?f C'ntriPc: m thP The Acapul<'O Lehman t"alll will ISL_I.ID UQUORS Jim borro\ved the little Goodwill II the 42-ft. Srda n Cruiser of W. A r~s;(at!a . Wanner an t his dass with bto up bt'forr too lon li( to chall('nJ!f'
from Ralph Larrabee. who owns Thompson of Balboa Island puJIPd h1s Saoux was En,;n. S de ~0<'-Newport's top uhman sltippt>n.
and skipper" the big schooner. alom:side. Their boat is named skonyl of BYC. Erwm. who has Winnin2 an easy ~t land with
Goodwi II Wrdnesday, Mabel Sea Bordt>r . their spe<>d boat 1 beE-n in this ~untry only a fPw my sail yet'l wao; Ro$:t-r Wel<;h in wei~hed in a fine 161 '>'! pounder. tendl'r kept on thf'ir ;;tarbclard i"
1
years. is by b1rth Hun~arlan. ht' th£' Brew who amassed 1114 pot.n t.,
on light tackle. Jim took off a~t&in named tht> Starboarder . nnd tht>ir escaped that country throudl thl' by ~verse scorln~r ~tem to thP
Thursday, with Larrabee s kipper· din~hy. thf' Weeboarder r.,·eo g()()(J ~ortunP of beim~ elst>whr re 23' collt>ctt'd by the 2nd plaet>
ing. When they came In, Jim had inch of the ~ea Bordl"r was pol-att~ndrng a Star rt'£'BI!a when th,. boat. Diablita with Dorrlt> LEwi~
a lJS.pound marlin. Yep! His first ished with <'hamois and spon~f' Communists mart'hPd In and tf)(lk a nd "\\'hitP~ ·· Phflli~ sharim:
on light tackle! The C. Q. orchid C'hf'rn · CO'\'t' Is a ltL'rurloll!l Is-rontrol o~ H~t:ary • skl(>f)('rinl! honors Third was that
BALBOA I L.ANO
Wines
Beers
Ice Cubes
liquors
Hours 10 a. m. to 11 p. m.
7 dt\ys a w~k
~20 &tarm~ A'•e., Balboa l8laDd
HArbor 1394
to Mabel and Jim! Are you !lUrf' land anchorlljl'l'. Thl" watt>r , .. (\ . ~an Dtt'li(O s own Stl~r. I.O~('~Xet'llent k_ippert'ltl'. Dolly Nt'Yo··
You're gonna' stay in Arizona'! '•or·th. pla.'CI'd 2nd. losm~ to d,. port, ~;th 24 a~ point! cl~r I{TN'O and you ran '"''' k b 1 f " • • • down to thf' bottom w1th IotA! of :\locs on~'l Y on Y a qunrtE'r 0 " • ".\ 'L E'\""RIOHT ~E<'O~"D Family S"•fl'PIIblkH -Anotht>r point I ... .,...: h (" ·,() n . fint> ramilv catch. Last wer k Ml'!' fl'lh '!Wimmlnr;, JM'rC'b. baM. or· • To hold t•p thl' honor of th~> n 1"" .-..ut o:~-:t Pet , 1"1
Paul M. ,·Lee I Rot;ers of 209 \'ill 1\nj!l' Garibllldl. IOmf'tlmf''l a I ~Pwport Harbor n('f"t Wl\0: Dirk wrnt to Cl"dnc ~andfl' l>l ~nil\
Di}O. n, on Udo. aot her ma rlin stlnl:'·ray, or ll 'lhftrk ""1mmlnr; • H h vho 'n h'c Rocut> ph <Yd 3rd ~tomr>t Yacht \lub and 2nd to • ondf'ml'1lth ~·our bont. Thf' rou~h a n. ' 1 1 J afl(' Enright. dftullhtr~ of th~>
Em1)1'rER This week. husband Pa ul ~ot onl! ('allfnmla hlll'l t-n <'lrclf' thf' llttiP • ,\ RIBBI~G FOR RII.L "Strat" Enrights whf mherits yp ,nl' too. The Rogers now join the Af-OO\' on thrN> tlidf's with a short. T\' is ovr rlookin1! a ~:ood h;r somo' of hC'r mothf'r and father's
• flerbaughs as strong contenders pebbly bc>Mh In the-mlddlf' that in the person of two local 'ta r sa1l-skill E~t'rA\.,5 I for that fabulous prize. The Louie thf' Ben-~<'ouh h.a''f' r~mped ors and humor-happ~· <'haractprs Tho' F alcons. With 1~ f'ntr-ar"
.\'t I DrcE'r Family M~rlin S~veepsf.!'kE'S lli>On. Thf' fourth sldf" look" W:l· Bill Roland and hi<~ k.ing-sizo ''''On· produe"'rl tht' fnllmd DL' lhrt'l' w in·
TIDE I What L'l it? Am1go. its a tnp to ••••rd ,,i th ,., ~I·"· of blrd r~k. omy-\\1SP <'rrw. H 1 t: gI n " R1~l nf'r<:. all ,,f :--.'lfYC' J·ult> ~obi~" SAlES Lfonolulu \>\i th all the trimmtm:~ "" ' ~ F ' k · h' " ('h 11 h t r hlll" <'lf'llr n<'r&YI thf' larc:f'r i'ltb-IC f'r. 10 I~ ~tar a:;('r I Petl' Rrfldford and Anr P.awtins. -.nAU Otnee 8wpptr for thr marhnest couplE' in Pad tat· 1 · h' saTnc this summf'r ' w.Ma IIA ... !Continued on Page 8 ) mu' Bay, and thf' o~n ,...n a~ ump tn IS I I • -:. ... • r·t:RRil-:tt t'IK"'T IS SERIF.~ on whlrh l'l a lwav' a '1311 or a and as a rr~ult all hrs ~al~tn~ "'l-J ohn Fl'rrier In th< 14 Fl~
HOW DO YOU COOK
ALBACORE
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ALBACORE RECIPE.
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Mix equal parts of soy sauce, any good
salad oil. Sauterne wine. Marinate for
2 hours Baste
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NewpoTt Blvd.
MRS. ALTA NEWKIRK
166 E. 23rd St
Costa Mesa
FISH for your
Dinner
Table
Ca.ptTttlaJ
b y Newport
Harbor's F"whinq
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fi!lhlnsr boat and ~the J>O"''IbUity l~·acut ~ haw bet"n nN'dlln1! har. 'till bl<l\\in~ tht foan off t>N>r
thAt thJs mMN thf' nrrhul of n!>nut 1.t To a dd 1
7 rstt to th~ ~:· on :-\!1\T' d••rk 'l s ta rtod latf:' th1•
an .IC'Qualntan<'f't. ~lnl!. Ball Roland or h(' Bac -fir~• da\ hut \\Orked ht<: V.R} \II'
Saturday mo rninc in mm•' t hr :-.ht'll~k..-.r C'o 1 took one nf h~-. ·hao,,d; , ri"'' of 1:' ho<sa anrl
Bt•r-F.-Pat II "ith fri..-.nd,, D••nn rt;romn~ badrgf(';; a~dh ha~d~ ~~ri; ••rr1 , r1 f"' • •l 'lJ'll•l n: ·r., fini'h
1nd Tinv \\'hi '" ;md Br•tt \' 1nd "1~ pamte or t'tt ": · 1 . lin•' Tl1h r•mlhanf'd "111 '""''tl 1 ... • ~.
Pat. who ar,• tht> 'am~' ~I!' .. ,..., nur On ~und'l~· Sta" <:ka_rJX'~" 11''1 1 •t ._ar• , r u. th. "·at•
\\'t•nd\ and K'lt" From II n r>ra rrtw' JX>eran::: 0 '"r ~hf'lr " ou ·~ -:-,,., . ..,rd 111 h1~ hf"au•a fol h'uo
tht> watt•r ''il' churno•d "irh ... m'lll 31. th~ closely followmc bar~•'· "''1' h1tht11h \""-p, t• Gal•' ;nd ~rtl
eirls in ou t tx~.1 rd mo tor hc')n t '· \ i'-Hlt:lnns at the hl'lm. Wf'~P muc~ ",, \I , 'r· l•11 11ou!'l:~.-: an FoX' Too
arin!! h:trk nnd fnrth c;c•notinc in amu~ed and a!"a7•'d to fan~ •.h 1 who b€>:-tt hi'< brnth<'r Jm) f0·
and nbnut thf' o·h•'lWl,. r•'asnn· th,. ~tt.ach~ SJCO r~~d 11 h1~ 1' 1
1 whom t h:'lrl hf"rn r rl'wmc !;at•Jr ·
ably fX'8Cl'fll l harbor Their fA· rlal'"IC 1 • ChaSf'r II B'ut tl' ''·'" dav ·and <::urd'l' t>' '· 11
,orit£> trip w:u: out into tr,. O<"'Hn It all off. the bari!E' ran ?Ut of fu, I point-; • ~
to dump Wlrh1CI' \\hrr ;-tho• •·ur-and had to ,b€> towed 10 b~ 111' • llf'\0. t'P PERP'OR't.~S('F.
rt'nt would C'Arry it to China or \oast Guard. If C'ar.-,1 Jnnf"!'' rw-rf • :1", nC"I r '
somt' o ther plaC\' • THANK~ TO C'OMMITTEF. la..;t WE't>k..-nd an ht>r 1111 14 ~ an'
Dt-an V.'hitf' hac bt•t'n comine to Conductin~ races for thE' in.c;id,• indar'ltilm nr "hat t t ,,t' c;kap-
\herry Cow for 28 yeaN H £> has courses during Racf' \Vel'k "a' i'<'l'!' h:td b--•••; ~,,.1 , of thi~
all the fishin~ uounds spotted . the always faithful Jame-. WPb-.tN· s kqlPf'rt'llt.>' ~h .. · turnNi •'1 a rt.'nlh
In about a n hour he and dau~htl'r r~e just couJdn'~ ~E't alon~t ~it hout hC'ads up p. rformaOC'l af'd l~t 3rd
Betty cau~ht fivE' ba!';s which W l' h1m! l -and ~,,n~ eent>rou.-.1~ nf plnC"f' in r hf' st>rif'-. b' CITI , Ji of a ~tobbl{'d up that n i{(ht -for dinner their time to assist him wen• 1 point!
aboard the Bet-E·Pat. NHYC Commodore Ruttrr w~o In the Int 1 1(1 da~. ";th but
On l'atarday af~moon. t.hf' was kind ~ou~h to uppl.r ha" thrt't' entrit>S. fiN:t W:-tl-ta ken b'
whJu 8lllJ oi th~ Hal WID own yacht for th£' evt>nt. and Harold &hif'rholt ot RYC' •
Smltha' M-It. boat showed ap James Sheppard. Last-but ne,·t>r At the Ra«> W<'t'k ''""'f'ntation
O\'er the horboe. Thf'y jo(Ud least-Elon Brown was arolmd to at NHYC'. trophi~ for ~ht> P<'-
• for d.rialul latt~ Ia the after· render assistanet> too. In mo\1n~: Rhodes Race from H owland's tf'
aooa.. Saturday moTil.iq our marks a.nd In many other ways Newport Harbor the '""et'k-t'nd or
Hl(hbora. the Blll Bowmalatl. also. Thanka to all raet> <'Ommittf'C lht> big <"rul~ 1 August 1S..l S.l7l
ultNI • to poU thfllft w1tlil oar members fol' m&king raclns: PC>I"Si-were p~nted u \\•toll as Raer
outboard aad dla.rfay O\"f'r tbe ble fol' us th.ls last Wet'k-t'nd. and Week awards bt went to Dick
""' 110 tbat tbf'y C'ODid .ada ell''~ all week~cts! ! ! Wooden in PC No. 23 Clf L.. A
ud ~1 woald ~ as ta n · e TOM F"ROST WINS Harbor; 2nd to the jc.wial Strat
elaaar'e a wtto-bo.,...what for Snl~ skippers. reluC't&nt to .;Ail Enright in his ~ Witch; a.nd
dlaaf'r. Thfl W8tier .,.. dear. in the Bay. like strayin$t sh1?1"p . 3-rd to MarlaJUl(' ~r<'Y in ~r
tb~ W't're Iota of nllllY cbarac· Wt'rt' only too happy to rt'tum to Rhodes Whirn.
tena mo~ a bout. we-W'lttebfod the told whf.'n af t>r one da~· of • S M.~ I'EA~S E..'lrD
wttll ndtftnftlt the fbh hUilt. racln~ In the OC't'an thev found The Labclr Da~ R~tta <Satur·
bot our lldD diver. w.-"' lkollk· themselves confrt'nted with an in· day, Sunday and J.1ond l.)·l • spon-
f'd! abtuty to flnd the.-ou~idt> mark· SON'<! by BYC and 1\-..JYC. bring!!
The return voya~e on Sunday ers! an rnd to the suml'lli'r racing M"a·
was made ln bright s·u-n-s.h·i·n.e. Tom Fro6t. of NHYC with 12"-t son.
About the only eventful touch wt-re points took first with considerable Hitthlig ht of t~ "~k-md will
small porpoise who dov«' and swam case. Second was Leonard Smith be (party-lo\in y.chtcnm take-
close to lM bow as lf they thought Cone of~ hot·shots of the Univ. ~!} a Hat Party Sat~ eve-
we were an ocean liner. But we of Oillt. sailing tum\ of Alamitos nlng at BYC Cock1aUI at 5 30
were onJy the Uttle Dipper re. Bay Yadlt Club with 16~ points. p.m.. ctinrlt"1' at 7·30. and danc:i.n1:
turning to Newpert Harbor after Third wu 'Fredcb• Miller of NHYC from 9=00 p m on. s..t ot all.
a IDvel)r noation on the~· green with 21 oolnts. thert will ~ J)ruH fCir thf> b"st
waters of ctwrry Cow. The Snowbird da..otS with 33 hats.
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IM'sTVIInlle
BEacloa 14M
TWINS FOR THE DAVIS'
Twins · • -a boy named Allen
and a girl, Marianne, were bom
to Mr. and Mrs. Orion R. Davis.
403 Tustin Ave., Newport Heights,
on Saturday, Aug. 23. The little
daughter weighed 6 pounds 14
ounces at birth, and her brother
weighed 6 pounds, 10 ounces. Mrs.
Da vis Is herself a twin.
Artother ;,. the .. ,J.. of bnef bio.,epllie• preMnte4 by
Newpori lelboe FHerel S.vi"9t eiMI LMII A.ocle+*t
at HINKLEY'S
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J I Jalhoa llkmd -HA 31.
BACK TO SCHOOL
Navy Blue -Black
Tbunday, Auguat 28, 1152
~"-11' ~"-Q Fashion Notes ..... Ill""• • Fashions are forema.t llt the
(Continued from Page 7)
Anglers. And In Balboa Angllng
Club, the ume to Acapulco. Lota
of people marUn fishing tbetle
days. No wonder!
If Dave Denholm, Lo& Angelean
who keeps his ClunJe at Balboa
Yacht Baaln, could wrangle one for
hia wife, he'd ~ altting ~tty.
Dave got one two. weeks ago,
added another recently, had 291
pom1da to h.ls credit. Tum the next
strike over to the mluus, Dave!
change or a aeason and Harbor
arn school gtrJs and matron. alike
are eagerly watchinc r or n ~ w trend~ ln tbe 1952 fall styl~.
Stotft are thi'Oftle'd with high
style~ and clualcs for back·to-
schoolahoppen and autumn social evmta are ~ginninr with s tyle
shows u entertainment.
O'Brl4n'a Spedalty Shop, Co-
rona del Mar, and Peggy Small's
on Balboa 'bland. led off the au-
tumn ahowlnga with fashion pro-
ductioN on AUCUit 12 and U . Col·
Ieee gtrla picked aWMtera, sweat-
era and aweaten at O'Brfen'a show
held at Ragan's Restaurant. Also
high style jerseys, cotton tweeds
and d.re•y faille~ and velveteeu
were featured. College girk, Mary
Alia. Hood, Tenlta Mantz, Audrie
Berg, Jean Stanver. Carol Ander-
son, Lonita VIncent; career girls
Nan Broughton and J oanne Obon;
and Nancy Tritt of Harbor High,
were models. Ronnie Blrtcht>r
was commentator and tea was
served by the hostess. Miss Velma
O'Brien .
Peggy Small picked the Balboa
Bay Club for her fall showing.
Q>le br1tles Dorothy Lamour and
Louella Parsons were on hand to
see the fashion show presented
yt-sterday by Udo Fashions, also
at the Bay Club. Three of the
girls from Mrs. Jack Toon's Bak-
ersfield store wt>re refugees from
the earthquake and served u ~
dels for tht> show. They were El-
len Clerico, Nelda Ann Friedland
and Betty Ma rtin. Other models
were Fr-ankJe Gleason. Pat Harri-
son. BeJJe Taylor of the Harbor
and Martha Lee Castleberry from Pomona.
Ensign columnist. charming Sue
Ficker , was commentator Among
the highlights were dressy velvet-
pens. with the far away neckline.
faille en ensemblt-. and some un-
usual coeu: black velvet with
glitter -• -whlte leather.
Harem pants, ( three-q u a r t e r
length tapered alacksl. h e a v y
tweeds In either wool or cotton
and velveteens will ~ shown to-
morrow fFrlday> when Jax of
Balboa Island introduces fall nwn-bers at a luncheon show.
Future fashion showings will in-
clude Brandt's of Corona del Mar
and possibly UniQue Shop.
CHRI TI~ERS Rf:TlJR~~
Tht-H . E. Chrlstlers of Costa
Mt>Sa and Balboa Ialand are back
from a short trip to the Sacra-
mento area.
SHOP
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SIIBTS . . . . . . . §ts to 89S
~~ ' She Shop • Balboa • -.........
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SECOND
SECTION
Aa I~ New.,..,_
co••tua the end:re city
ol Nwwpcwt Ae.ch
Thunday, August 28, 1952 Harbor 1114 cmd 1115 CORONA DEL MAIL CALIF. 5 C.nta V"ol. 5--No. 3
• • • of ~Ia I note
a,. PEO
Part of the aucceu of that amaz-
Ing young people's boating and
fishing organiution, the Balboa
Island Yacht Club, Ia found ln the
parenta, who. withou t Interfering,
are helpful In every operation ot
the club. A few parents all swn-
mer long are faJWul time keep-
ers, judges, recorders and sta.rters
for the daUy competitive races ln
swimming, diving, pacldleboerdla,
rowing and aaWng. Others are
helpful ln providing sandwiches
and refresHments for the several
summer ph::nics. Some have
helped with the trophies and of
course It was Father Beek. who
started the whole thing as a sum-
mer ac tivity, which his kids as
well u others, wanted and needed.
HlKh poln t in the parents' anti-
cipatton Is the annual Aquana.stic,
when they get out and pull tricks
and monkeyshines in the water
---most of the m a Ia costwne.
nus year we got an eyeful from
Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Wllllams, an
For Back to
SCHOOL
Give your boy
IIIlA
• play wear
e
Hae't be-man coasuuaioo
for the small fry •ith the
daWD jan tbat bas built-in
ac:tioo i.D eitbu the Stand-
ad or Boodcd double bee.
Bsua reiDforcemeDt at e•:xmt of suaiD. Gold
Jlj fit better, look bet·
M and wear ~.1'heJ're
Sanforixd roo, completely
wuhable.
COSTA MESA
Flf*"''1 FD .......•.. , ~··
................ c.. ..... c.ll.
old fashioned pair with red a nd
white striped bathJng suit and
handlebar mustache. Mrs. Wil-
liams was charming In an 1890
way' with a blue and white polka
dot bathing suit, matching panta-
loons and shoes and stockings to
keep the sun away. A be-ruffled
bathing cap climaxed the get-up.
Or. and Mrs. Cllnton An~
were a gruesome pair witn trick
dentures that fit over their own.
... Dr. Andree la a dentist. M rs.
Beek appeared in a suit of yester-
year ---or really sevt>rnl bPfore
that --• and Mrs. Ronald Barlow
was house-Uke In proportions do-
ing her rowing stlnt in the "Daisy
June" outfit. which she starred in
ln the PTA m usical, "Up on Old
Smokey."
Winning "grand champion." Mrs.
Evan Jones was nearly up-to-date
in a bright taffeta 1920 suit. In-
cidentaUy she wlll have her name ~placed" on the forever'n' ever
trophy ln the open air clubhouse.
The trophy I& a left-over dance
trophy from thl' Rona ld Barlow
household ----engraving Is done
by nail polish. • • •
Mrs. Joycf.' K Tuffr('(! of 33312
Grand Canal. Balboa I~land. re-
quest appointment as guardian of
her daughter. 4-year-old Linda
J oyce Doyle. also known as Mitzi
Joy~ Tuffre<'. The chHd's fa tht>r,
now divorced. is a naval offiet'r • • •
Mrs. Karen Stringft>llow has
been appointed guardian of her
two daughters. I....t>slie EUen Smalls.
8, and Mary Catherine Smalls. !i.
of 2632 Crestview Dr .. Bay Shores.
The children are heirs to a 1ifl' in-
s urance policy left by their father,
William E. Smalla. • • •
Highiicht.s on the Assistance
Lague's "Happy Tooth" lnd:lcate
the cavity wiU soon be gon~ch
tpotb Ia beglnnb:lc to show Its flll-
lhg Cor'money ot course). And just
to prove that a tooth do<-sn't al-
ways have to have a sUver filling ,
one gentleman put in a S20 biU
and another a $10 biU at the
An:hes Cale. At the Nut House
in Bafboa. they passed thl' tooth
bank around the zany audience
( • --or is It the zany performers
who passed the tooth aro und? )
Campaign con Unuet1 until Sept. 8. • • •
Knew we'd miss eotnf'bocly. Also
exhibiting from t hE> Harbor area
at the Laguna Festival of Arts
was Mrs Edlth Cope of C'orona
del Mar. Her exhibit was "brush-
less tempera.. ---fl n1!<'r paint-
lng to you • • •
S:\1ALL WORLD dPpartm£>nl
1 was filled this Wf'('k h) Mrs GrAr£'
I Ulit'nthal. mnthl'r of Rich: •·
lienthal of 9091, E. Balboa Hh d .
Balboa. and Mrs. Fl-ank Schierholt
of Tustin Aw• in Costa M£>sa Mf!;.
SchJerholt read in t hr Ensis:n
about Mrs. Lilienthal bcins: her£'
from Germany to vis it her son.
She called the visitor and discov-
ered they used to livl' right acr<>l's
the street from each other a num-
ber of years ago-before Mf!;.
Sehierholt came to the liSA. Thr
Schiel'hoJts are former owners of
the Louise Apartments In Corona
del Mar. • • •
Marge Crumley couldn't wait for
Hoeg Memorial Hospital to open.
Although she wiU be soon work ing
ln the hospital u tecord librarian
and right on the spot for such
emergencies, her ap~ndix became
acute and demanded attention last
week. Result: an emergt>n<:y op-
era Uon last week on 'l'ucsday at
St. Joseph Hospital. She's back
home now convalescing at 219 ~
Coral Aw •. Bflboa Island
CRRISTIE RECOVERING
Oem Christie of 23601 Snur: Har -
bor Rd.. Cliff Hawn. Is gettinlit
along much better although he Ill
still at Long Beach Veterans Hos-
pital. A short time ago hls condi-
tion was so seriolll that th<'Y
brought his son home from Kort'a
on an emergency lHw.
Judge Dodge oa ·Wiener Bake for Cub Scouts
School CoauaiHee 1 To Be Held Thursday Sept. 4
Judge 0 . J . Dodge of the Justice '
Court of Newport Township has The annual Corona del Mar Cub semester.
been named to serve as an ap-Scout wiener bake wiU be held Harold Swanson. chairman. says
pointee of the state-wide associa-next Thun;da} t>vcning. Sept. 4, a t tha t the program wiU I n c 1 u d e
tlon of school trust~s on t.M tm-the Corona del Mar main beach. sports, fire building, dinner and
portant School Legi&lation Com-j The annual event ii for all Co-camplire activities. Bunl, wiea-
mlttee, It is announced by Harry rona del Mar boys of Cub Scout ers. mustard wa termelon and soft
LeBard, president of the Orange age and for th~lr families, and is drinks will be pr<wided. ReseJ-va.
County School Trustees' Associ&· deslgned to brms:: together those tioos should be made with the
Uon. act ive In Cub scouting and those chairman at HArbor 0768-W by to-
Judge Dodge will serve on this t>ligl ble to join th1s coming school morrow lFnday).
committee with Francis Laird of
La Habra. member of the Fuller·
ton High School and Junior Col·
lege Board of Trustees.
In making the appointment, Mr.
LeBa~ mentioned Judge Dodge's
speciaJ qualifications of long years
of experience on the Newport Har-,
bor Union High School Board of
Trustees and aJao his famillarity
with legislative matters through
hJs lon g service as Newport Town-
ship judge.
Judge Dodge and Mr . Laird wiJJ
be called upon to testi(y before thl'
Legislative Intl'rim Committees on
school legislation to support or op-
pose t hose bills to come before lh£>
1
1953 Legislature which deal with
school matters.
LocalMeDOD
Trainiag Cruise
On a n annual two-w('('k t ratnmr:
dut} c rut!'C with th('ir Navy jet
Fi~thtPr Squa dron VF-773 have
be<>n Robert R . Larsen. a via tion
machinist's mate. "'ho li\'es a t 300
33rd St.. :--:ewport. and Roben L
Trusty, £>li'Ctrician airman. of 330
Santa Ana A\c .. :"ewport Heighu..l
In a ddition to thc.>se two weeks
of actJ\'e duty. thf'Sc.> members or
t h£' ors:anizcd rPserve spend one
wcek~nd a month throughout the
year ln training at the Los Ala·
mltos Na \'al Air Station. 'null's
why they're tagged ''week-end
warriors." because during the
wrek they are busy with tbelr ci-
vilian occupations.
Daryl Ford Awarded
College Scholarship
Daryl Ford of 213 Grand Canal,
Balboa Island. is one of 39 stu-
dents to rfft>in• a scholarship at
Santa Barbara Collt>~l' or the Unj-
vt>rsity or C'nlifornia for t hE' 1952-
53 school }l'ar. Tht> ratin~ or the
candidatt>s for scholarships t s
ba cd on eX<'E'II<'n<'E' in high school
or colic>$:€' acadPmic rE'COrd. finan-
cial n£>f'd. prom1se of futurt' sue-<.'<'"" and chatactPr Th(' fall s£'-
\\ Ill b<.'gm Sept. 15.
1415 Coast Blvd.
Corona del Mar
HArbor 2868
for your
SchooJ Needs
BLOUSES
SWEATERS
SKIRTS
DICKIES
Bras
l 't
.... "lit. p : -
PETER PAt.
FXOL'S rE ~c ov
Sweaters
Skirts
Blouses
3.95 &
3 95 &
2 95 &
Dickies
1<.ellop or Peter F'e• c) ~,
1.35
Polly
Apparel
Women's Wear
up
u p
u p
1133 NEWP'OlT IOULEVA.D
IE.eon S 3 S 3
COSTA MESA
memo
from
vogue
Sweater ja cket or
banke r's g re y 100" c:
wool kmt Completely
reversible w ith fake
pony fur lmmg collar
and cuffs Tw o rows
of silvery metalhc
b uttons
See 1t in
V ogue-try 1t on at
0 Brien s
39 9S
I
Page 10 ~ Thursday, Auguat 28. 1951
Time for
Back .. to .. School
Perms!
Teen-age
::AP af CURLS"
$8.50
.u JO lor tr.e · l.ttll•' One"
\\t uH<'r lll't'mArwnts priced
b) tht> curl. . Also smart
H!ilrrut!-for childtl•n.
Dee's
Beauty Salon
HArbor 2187
1415 COAST BOULEVARD
CORONA DEL MAl
in the llrid!.r IW9.
MALONE H. HOLMES
GENERAL INSURANCE
at the Vogel Co.
535 Cout Highwey, Newpori lee~h
BIISineu Phone: ae.~Ofl 7461
~sidenu ,._one: HArber 2444-W
I Heights Circle
l Plans Events
II"&&D 4 UHNNF.Dr DIES
Funeral aervlces were held )'t'~-~-·est Organist At Church Sunday terday lWedneadayl In Grauel YK Chapel. Costa Mesa, fot· Fred L Guest or.cani-.t at <":ht'U$1 Church ant oraanlst at the cathedra] for
K<'nnt>dy, 82, of Costa Mesa. H<> by the &-a In l':cwp~•rt Sunduy will St. J otm th€> Dlvin<' In New York
was the Wlcle of Fred L. Cornick lx> J . S. Farrar, 426 Goldenrod Oty, and Is a fellow of the Guild
Twel"e members or the N~wpoJ·t or Newport Beach. Mr. Kennedy Ave .. Corona del Mar, and guest of Church Musician of Longon,
Heights O rcle of Christ Church died Mon<J.'ly in Orange County sololst will be Hector Gibbons ot England.
by the Sea met Tuesday l'n•n1ng Hospital. He was born in Canada South Gete, alnglng Ma llott's ·-n.e ------------
lit the home or Mrs. Hugh Mt'Mil· and came to the United States at Lord's Prayer." lan. 523 Westminster A\'t> the a ge or 12, later becoming a Mr. Farrar was formerly organ-
Mrs . .Joseph Bodman'li dl'vu-cltizt>n of this oountr)'. 1st for Frick Galleries and assist·
tional toplc was "Fellowship, Fruit jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii
of thl' Spirit." President Elsie
Hargrove reported that the Circle
cleared S21 on the candy a nd snow
cone booth a t the 40th annh'l·rsary
carnival at Chris t Church. Scp-
l<'mber will be hostt>ss m onth for
the Circle, and commlttc<'S were
secured for rlower dC'COralions and
n·ception at the chur·ch.
Menus and work comuu t lt'f'.;
wert' outlined Cor the WSCS lunch-
eon Sept. 9 and the Newpot·t Har-
bor Council of Churches SE'pl. 23
in Goodell Hall. Mrs. Bodman ex-
tended an invitation to the arcle
to hold the next meelin~ at her
home, 408 Irvine Ave., on Tuesday,
Sept. 23.
Open House Held
At A rt Gallery
T lwlma Paddock Ho!X' hl'ld up. n I
hotiH' thl<; Wt.>\.•k at her Barboa 1!.-
lalld Art G .. tl! .. •n lor Mabel A I·
varl'z. her guest · from Be v '-' r I y
1 Hills, whosl' paintin~s art> on dis·
I play at thl' gallery.
Also a guest of Mrs. HofX' is
ORT9t~4'nt
'--. ' .
Ceti V-44 .•r, i-f"f •· ..... , "·'' ,,._6 ... .,.
Now Showing
RAY BOLGER in
"WHERE'S CHARLEY"
-and-
"Sally and Saint Anne"
starring
ANN BLYTH and
EDMUND GWENN
*** A special PRD41ERE
showing of "SON OF
PALEFACE" will be
presented at m i d-
night, Sat. Aug. 30.
• • • atur tht> recutar
doublt> feature. ... .. -····
STARTS SUNDAY-A\11'. Sl
. .. _..,..
Bt~lilotl
THE.4.TIRE
ftHi fii111HI IIIIfi UIItlotllillll lll lllfll lllllllll 11lllllll fll
f 'RWJ\Y and SATURDAY
RAY MILLAND
JAN STERUNG
''RHUBARB''
GLENN FORD
"The Redhead and
the Cowboy" -.. . ......
SATURDAY e MIDNIGHT
2 Gory Ghoul GoodiN
BORIS KARLOFF
"BRIDE OF
FRANKENSTEIN"
OTTO KRltGER
"DRACULA'S
DAUGHTER" ..
DIRECTORY
"BE SURE -INSURE"'
with
Maurie Stanley
Insurance Co\mlellol'
. HARBOR l'mS ,
Z25 .llartDe A"·• Balboa lalud
W. Stuart Foote
GENERAL INSURANCE
MARCO ANICH, A..odat.e
Phone: HArbor :M-P.O. Box 1
2117 w. Balboa BlW.
Newport s.cb. Calif.
0
AUTHUR MURRAY'S
4.11 COAST BLVD.
Corona del Mar
OpeD 10 fD 10
For tree dance analyGa
Call HArbor' 1825
DEBT .:'.turiel de Kruif. widow of Henry ----r. de• Kruif. Califomia paintl•r and HOPf· RUSSfU
SU~'DAY IUld MONDAY
KlRK DOUGLAS
WILUAM BENDIX
"DETECTIVE STORY"
Furniture Restoration
Chair bottoma. berle!8
and stools reafDred
uatng cane, ru&h. rwd. etc. COUEcnoNS l'tCher, whose works are also on
display.
A~~ounh -Note.-Cl•lmt of •ltf
kil'ld of debt.-.nywhere Ill AM-
.,;"· "No C411Ktloft~o fM."
We edvenc. ell c:ostL
CREDIT BUREAU
OF MEWPOlT BEACH, LA6UNA
BEACH AND COSTA MESA
204 Riverside AYe, P. 0 . loa ]96
BEeco11 5597. Newpcwt ..... C.lf.
On the Island
By BUNSTEIC C'R F.El.V
Sorry, no Island 1{€'01'4 lhl-.
W N'k . You caa blame (or thanl<l
thl" a.lba<'Of't", wbo ha\t' kt>pt
yunr lsbnd oorrf'8poadrnl bw,)
aU w N>k.
ESCAPADE TO C.\TALISA
·}so-
Abbott and Costello
EDDIE ALBERT
"The Dude Goes West"
.... ¥ ...
TllES. -WED .• THURS.
MARIO LANZA
KATIIRYN GRAYSON
"TOAST OF
NEW ORLEANS"
--Ia T.-chnlt-olor-
WILUAM IIOLDE:'\
"Union Station"
HARVEY'S
Furniture Repair
20e50 Santa Ana Ave .
Costa Mesa. BEacon 61~
NUB8EBY 80&00£8 .
HAYDEN HAVEN
For the Pre-School Tot
440 Heliotrope Ave., CDM
Half-and All-Day Seuleas
By Hour, Day, Week or Mooth
Ensign Classified ads have bee.n
a provea means of reaching buyers
tor aU sorts or merchandise-Use
them! Phone HArboT 1114.
!\litcheU Le1st>n. movit· pruduc,.•r
and rurl'CtOr, IS tak10~ a 5-da~ I rip
to Catalina a board his 68-lt ..all·
ing boat the Escapadt> 11
••• 10 -
"Lost in Alaska" Sr~DAY e MIDSIGHT
AUJCUSt SJ
ANOTHER T IIRILL£1l
HArbor 1091-R
SU.VER PIA'I'DfQ
Silver Platers
·,
MEN
SWIM TR UNKS
H AW AfiAN SHORTS
_Ol G SLEEVE PRINT SHIRTS
TERRY CLOTH SHIRTS
r ADED BLUE SUP-ON SHOES
SAIL CLOTH SLACKS
WIND BREAKERS
NAVY BLUE WOOL BLAZERS
-Etc -
Regular
Selling
Price
WOMEN
SWIM SUITS
BEACH COATS
PRINT SUN SUITS
~ENIM 6 SAIL CLO TH BEACH WEAR
HA 'N AllAN SARONGS
SUN DRESSES
PRINT SKIRTS
PEASANT BLOUSES ·
SWEATERS & SPORT JACKETS . Etc.
-- _ Starts Friday A.M.
August 29th
-Open Sundays
830 Coast Hlgbway Newpcxt Beac:b
JIEacon 5 2 4 I
"MUMMY·s CURSE ..
"Invisible Man Returns·
LAST TIM£8 SA TURD A 'Y
JAMES CAGNF.Y
DA:'II lJAll.EY
COR L'I:-.JE CAl.VET
"What Price Glory"
-In TechDJeolor-
SUS . -MO~ .• r.l 't:."\.
CLIFT0:--1 WEBB
GINGER ROGER~
"DREAMBOAT"
A lso ~lf'Ctf'd Rhorh
KIDS' ~ATI:\"EE. SAT., 1:4
J OHNNY WElSSMULLER
"TARZAN AND THE
LEOPARD WOMAN'
8ltowa , p. ..... t:(l p. ...
SUNDAr ..... 8ATUilDAY
JOHN WAYNE
"BIG nM McLAIN"'
-a'-o-
MAROUERlTE CHAPMAN
JOHN ARCHER
"SEA TIGER"
And SUven:miths
Repair -Re~-Repiate
Gold-Silver· Copper-Brau
Near Community Cburcb
1914 Harbor Blvd., eo.ta Mea
BEacon 5113
IIU810
Margaret L. Scharle
Tettcher of Plano Organlat. Acx:omparu.t
l.'venln~ ClaakS
for AduJta
".Y.fT GOLDENROD AVE
Corona del Mar
PlANO TUNING
Servl~-Repair
PAUL DE'AK
Official Tuner
S. Pasadena PubUc Schook
Telephone: HArbor 3549-W
PRY8JOIAN8-8if&O.D)N8
Lawrence K. Gundrum
M.D. '
1741 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa
Practice llmlted to Dlaeuee ot Ear, Nose, Throat; Allergy Otti~ Hours: by Appolntment
BEaeon 6508 or BEacon 683:5
CIDROPRACTOR
Wilbur C. Wagner. D.C.
ChiropracUc-PhysJcal Therapy
Colon Irrigation
Cues s;:ared for under work·
men's comp. & diaablllty IN.
Phone Laguna 4-2398
314 Octan Ave., Lagtma Beach
ft11tttlt.AL DlllDJTOa
Baltz Mortuary
Chapel by tl» Sea
RAftBORG
Corona del liar, Ca.Uionda
~ Oft..S~t Partdac
FrteDdl7 Neqbborbood s.trvlce
PAJUa:S • ftlDLEY
GRAUEL CHAPEL
110 Broadway
BEacoa 5810 ODita X..
aoonxo
Roofing -All Tvt:lea
New Aoofa and RePair
38 yra. aper. • FI'M eeUmat.a
JOHN T. MORIUS USI!5 Newport BML, Oolta ..._
PboDe lll:lleae Slft CEwnlap: HMbor 21e.ll)
Thunday, Auguai 28, 1952 U. ~T ......._ INSIDi Pav-11
Korea Veteraas Shower Is Held
£arollillg at OCC For MTs.McDaniel
VI8JTOR8 PaOli OAH1J and two children, France. and
Cynthia. Tbe Lelcesters who bavf"'
llvt.>d on thfo Island for sevtor~t l
years, were on a two-month hoU-
day to Southern California Tht•\
left the Hal'bor area Tu ~dl\~ A surprise baby shower was he ld
Unsung
Commercials
Gueat.s from Oahu, Hawaii, have
bc!t>n viBHing a t t he home ot Mr.
end Mrs. Earl Godwin. 713 Broad
S t.. Newport Heigh ts. The visi-
tor "'~re Mrs. Frank Lel~ter
According to figures released by Wcdne.day evening of last Wf'ek APPROVAL was given by the
Dr. James W. Thornton Jr., vice at 8:00 o'clock for Mrs. Martin Me-City Plannln~ Commission last
president of Orange Coast Col-Daniel at the 0 . C. Suess resi-Thursday E'\'t>nlnJ: to Felix J ackson
lege, the Impact of Korea veter-denoe. 1708 ~rk Ave., Balboa Is-of Corona dt>l Mar to opt>rate n
ans returning to school ls being la nd. The hostesses were Bobble Laundromat at 706 Coast Blvd.,
felt localJy. As of August 25, S tarf'ge and Doran Suess the new building near Margul'rit4"
twl'nty-thrce ve~ans of the Ko-The table was decorated with a Ave. and the highway. It wiiJ be rean "pollee actfo n" have regis-stork in the cenlt>r holding a baby, called Jackson'~> Laundromat. a
tered for thf' fa ll tt'r m at CoAst aurround~>d by fern and pink gE'r-half-hour laundry , wlth 16 Wt>st -CoUt>~e. Thest> vNI'rans ransw aniums: a cake rlecoratrd wilh lnghousc rnachlnf's, a nd is N<!X'<'IPd
from 18 to 24 y{'a rs of age. T hir-pink and bhll' bootit's surrounded to \x> rf>ady in rwo or rhrt'i' \H~t>k~.
teen or the new veterans are resi-by pink and whitt' carnHtiom. and Mr. and Mrs. JackMm. lormt>rly
dents of the Costa Mesa-Newport fer·ns. A s tMk was a lsCJ on lhC' of Pt•o ria. IU., have (>l;tablished
Ha rbor area . The remaining 10 door. tht'ir residence at 410 1~ Hl'hotr ope
come rrom Huntington Beach, Thmll' prt's<'n t In a ddition to the AV<'. Th<'Y left Illinois last March,
Midway City, Laguna Beach, Or· honort>e were Mrs. Rob<-rt E. Mar· looked all over Sou t hern Califor·
ange, and Santa Ana. tin, the honoree's mother : Mrs. nia (or a pia~ to Jive and estab-
A veteran of the Korean conflict Kenneth Starege, Mrs. 0 . G. Suess , lish a business -· -until a frit>nd
· who wishes to enroll in school for Barbara Starege , Doran Suess, ur~N! them to ta ke a look at Co-
the semester starting September 8<-t ty Norton, Sharon She rrill, rona dt>l Mar. a nd their· SNrch
10 should pre-register in the col-Barbara Ea rl, J olene Cannon. Bar-c-ndt>d. Mr . Jackson wa~t 1t ma·
lep;e ooUNieting office u aoon as bara Bandy, Dian£' BarliMt. Nancy chinlst for Catl'rpillar Tractors in
pos.sJb&e. rather than await a re--D<'aver. Ma dscc Fulbright. Day Peoria, servt>d with thl' Navy dur-
ply from the Veterans Ad.mlniatra-Kt'ppen, J ody Merrill, Joan Kimes, ing Wor ld War II on dcstmyers
tion concerning his application ror E lll'n Owt>n. Mar ianne tDi<>mf'r l and P'f boats. The two dt>s troyers
educational bene fits. Pre--registra-Burkhardt, Marlyn Pct<'rson, Rar· on v. hich he served wen> u nk In
tion wUJ assure the veteran of a bara Trusty and Joan Nunan. the Mediterranea n. but he t l>Ca[X.•d
place In hJs cldses. The college both tim<'s without mjun·
counseling office is open every da y Las Amigas Circle I • • • ·
from 9 a . m. until 4 p. m. Meets m· N rt H ON THE ST AFF as lntt•rior de· Korean veterans who wish to at-ewpo ome cora tor for H OUSt' & Gard<'n. 611
tend IChool under P. L. 550 should t..as Amjl'!a" Clrcll' uf \hril'l \oasr Ht,~:hwa,\. ="t•\\ port. is 32·
submit appUcatJon Corms for edu-Church by th<' SPa nw t last W<'<'k yt'ar-old Lee F<'n <•r. \\ho comc>s
catlonal benefits to the Veterans a t thl' homl' of Mrs. A. L. Oo<>s-here from Los Angeles. Among I
Administration prior to the day burg. 908 W 0 ('('an Front. Nf'W· his projPCts ha''" b<'t>n d<•signing
on whJeh tt)e veteran attends his port . Mrs. Ralph Watson was co-the furniture for thE: NBC T\' s tu·
first clua. ApplJcation blan ks hostess. MN GrorgP Gr<'l'niN• It'd 1 dios in Hollywood, d<-coratlng tht'
may be procured a t the Veterans' I th<' dl'\'Ottonals. which were:' fol· homt's of Mo"'ll' Star Clairl' 'l're-
Servioe Cen ter at 225 N . Broadway lowed hy a husinf•ss mcPtin~ con-vor a nd Radio S tar Ph1l Bakf'r,
in Santa Ana. due ted by thf' pr<'!>ldent. Mr.;. Ct'· serving as consulta n t director for 1
Liquor Licease
Bearillg Sepl5 • The Board of Equalization an-
nounces that the hea ring on the
application of 0 . W . Hinegardner
for a liq uor license for Cafe en-
rona del Mar will be held at 10
a. m . Friday, Sept. 5. in Room 21R
of the County Court Housl', Santa
• d l PoweU. A srwd al ~('SI was the Thir d Church of Chnst. Sci· I 1 Dotti<' Mills Pntis t. in Los An~PI('s. 11 .. •~ a
1 Sgt. Harrison on Duty
With Aircraft Wing
~raduatf' or Art CPnl('r Jn,..tittJII'
10 Los An~-:clt's. had h1s u\\n st udio
10 T oluca Lake. la ter \\as ''llh thP
J W Robmsnn Cu. "'' h'l,.. Pstat>-
Marinl" ~ta..;trr S~-:t Mar\'IO F. 1 h!'hl'd rf',..HIC'nCl' in l_..cuna
llnr rhOII of C'mnna d••l \1ar '' on • • •
d uty \\lth lhr t-'•r'' .\1a no" Air· I E. J BA BSU~. tormt r 1\ n (
cruft Wing 10 Kon·a a~ llll rt or t ht• I \\'('StCh4•,..h•t . ha .... .}I •Jilt'U th · · ... \ltff
basf' -.q uad run ol .\fann•· Alr<'ntfl of Hf'<or \\' E f'l,..h•·r 111 c .. , on.\
Grou p 12. h•·lpi n~ kN·p t qr• \\JOI! ldrl !V!flr ~~~ !-alr srn.rn. ~l r and
In workin~ olt C'Ii'r t hrou~o:h r-XJII'rl .\1~ &bson. ''hi) "''' 1Jutld111.: .r
rnaJOII'r:a n<'f• ~t =--~~ llarn ,.nn', homP 1n Corona llH:hllu •L-. ••"
wlfl' IJ\I'S ar oll ).JJrk,rur i\\1' no\\ llvm J.! ;;I 1111 CaJ'JI.P inn .\ •
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Ana.
!\fl and \!1... \\'llhnm Cnl•·m:111 as and when you want it. l and tht'lr ,,m o..1HI o:on..:htf.r u: 1 lk-
lahnmh.r Cll~ r tklnhom.,, arr· .. rlf'nc1-M E M 0 . _ .
HOME
LOANS
I 10).! f I'll' SU!llllu I \ 1!{'/l I J(tll Oil f}fiJ·
boa b land :\l r \ol•·m~tn '" :.:•·· Tbf' S Pwport llar oor f ""'!:"
)lal ad\ 1sor fn a A & P glt'K'<'f) bas ~n ftdjud&:;Nl by ~uVt·rtur I cha in . Whil·· thl'y nrc herf' thf'y Court to tH-a •~o·wapa (:Wr or t:,.n.
art' \'l,..:tim; '"'h .\lr a nd M~ t-rftl clrt'ula tlon a nd {IWlllfiN.I co
Lynm• IJu~ht•c; nt l 'nr•um dr•l M(H . publish aU pnbllr notu·•·.. r•··
who fnrmC'rh kJH''' 1 hi' C'r.lo·man.. quJr.-d b)' law.
In San ~fani10.
COnOI KilT SHIRTS
Reg l 9S to 2 9S Now ..
F Pq 2 SO to 3 9S Now .
1.59
. 2.49
WOOL POLO SHIRTS
fieg S 95
RPg 8 so Now 3.89
Now 5.89
V alcuna Long Sleeve
SWEATERS
Flllc·E"rs 12 95 Now 7.88
SWII TRUIIS
fieo 'J 95 Now 2.69
Rea 4 95 Now 3.49
Rea 5 95 Now 3.89
RPc f ~5 Now 4.39
SOCKS
i:c;, :. ~~,-Now 39c-3 tor 1.00
Fee.. ::>:. Now 55c-2 for 1.00 .... ~.r ~ . :,r Now 1.10 2 for 2.00
f'IIO' t.
II \ rt•"r ~{19(1
OUR ONLY SALE OF THE YEAR
At Orange County's LONG SLEEVE
L.e.din9 Home Lendin ': SPORT SHIRTS Institution SPORTS CLOTHING
.:rc w ( )r. ~( r
QUICK Reg 6 5 (1 Now 4.9 5
OTHER LONG SLEEVES 2.. HOUR SEftVICE Reg s 9S Now 3.89
LOW Reo 6.9S Now 4.89
Reg 7.95 Now 5.89
Reg 8 95 Now 6.89
l OW "REDUCIN8•
INTEUST IATIS SHORT ~LEt:Yl':
SPORT SHIRTS
SPORT COATS
-/9 5( Now 22.75 :-r a
~ ..... Cl
..... N ow 28.75 . -
F.-.(" 45 (1 ::-·~I 38.75
SLACKS
-•c IE 95 Now 1 2.'/~
Reg 20.0(1 Now 15.75 ..... 22 5C' Now 15.75 :;~c
EASY Reg 3.95 Now 2.<~
Reg S.95 Now 3.89
MONTHLY 'AYMINTS Reg. 6.95 Now 4.89
Reg 7 95 Now 4.89
FRIEN-DLY Reg 10.00 Now 8.49
Reg 12.50 .Now 8.49
SYMPATHETIC Se.VICE ALL SILl nES
CASUAL JACKETS
Butcher unen 8 95 Now 4.95
Bu tcher Lmen. 12 95 Now 8.95
Rayon Gab 13 95-Now 9.75 .... l t 9S Now 10.7S ~'1ontung
Sd k Blend 1 e ~!> Now 12.75
I W( IUY ftUST DUDS I Por:-q 2 SO Ttes Now 1.5~
OH WlU LOCATIO HOMfS , (1'\rl'tl for ~.00
-\LTER..ATIOS~ ~OT r~c I I U 1 ,,
I S !'1 <\1 f t'lt!< ~
L'AGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS a lOAN ASSOOAfiON
222 ~ AftfWe I ,..._.: .._,,n
LAGUNA BEACH
\
Pe19e 12
Tony Torraace
Is Read of BIYC
Tony Torrance was el~ted to
take over the gavel of the Balboa
Island Yacht Club at their meeting
held Friday night at the open-air
clubhoust> on the Bay Front.
Michael Baum was newly elected
to fill the post of rt"ar commodore,
and Micky Smith will move from
the post of r ear commodore to vice
commodore. Elected to serve a.s
secretary was Mona Rae .Qarlow.
Tonight (Thursday) t.he d ub__wiU
have their annual Grand Trophy
Presentation program at 8 o'clock
at the Balboa Island YaCht Club.
The winners nf tht.' covett.'d Mon-
roe Trophy wHI be announced and
priz~ ror the entlt·e year's races
will bit publicly awa rded including
tht. 'Round tht> Island Row held
last Thursday.
The third annual Aquanastic
was held Saturday, wherein the
adults try to duplicate their chil-
dren's marine abilities • •• and
the result was lots of fun for the
nearly 100 spectators and about
$50 cash for t he trophy kitty of
the BIYC'. Mrs. Evan Jones was
declared the grand champion a nd
received a take-home plaque as
well as the honor of having hf'r
name placE'd on the pt'rmanent
trophy.
Another e\:t'nt of th(' week-<'nd
was the "sail-off" for 1 he "mug of
the ancic·nt mariner:· Fathers.
saiUng their son'" boats. and BrYC
alumni compt>te in this annual
event Main rule is that the dP·
fending champion may not com-
pete aga in. Allan Beek, las t year's
m ug "innf'r was this year's race
committN• ·w i nner was PNe
1\"i t, but ll \\a'> a clos<' race with
Bill Twist. fath<>r of BIYC mem-
lx•r Bill 1\\iSt. who came in with
fl close second
Commodore ;-;o<>l Rarlow award·
t-d first r>la('(' ribbons for thl'
w'*k'c: competition 10 thl' follow·
tnl' memb<-rs at t hPir BIYC ml'Ct ·
ing Friday
P&ddJeboorw -Jim Br;fdgman,
P~tmela Twist. Hank Kyl('. Lolita
Kennedy, Jo.hn Herrington. Karen
Andree. Tom Jones.
Rowing-Randy Wright, Pamela
Twist. Mary Lou Lloyd. Bill Uoyd,
Lolita Kennedy, Dick Bridgeman,
David O'Keefe, Mike Baurn. Carol
Eymann, Rear Commodore Mickey
S mith.
Olvinr -Randy Wright, Carol
Williams. Hank Kyle, J e a n n e
Jont•s. Mike Baum. Eleanor Guth-
rie. Tom Jon<'s
Swunming -Vicki Newberry,
~1ary Lou Uoyd. Hank Kyle,
Li nda Preston. Pat Oyer. Virginia
.';Joan ,:..:()(>} Barlow.
PASTOR. WIFE HONORED
A , t-ception. which completely
survnsN:l Or. and Mrs. Harry
\\"h1•e. wa.~ hPid in their honor at
the Ba lboA Island Methodis t
Church last w£>ek on Wednesday.
The party was part of the regular
monthly family night suppers and
"as climaxed \\ith a cake with the
pastor and his wife's name in·
;:,<:r ilx>d in frosting. Mrs. White
also received a corsage. The eve-
ning was concluded with colored
prctures taken by Mr. and Mrs.
lPe Bolin on their I rip to Mt.'l'dco.
Sundav's sermon at the Balboa
bland ~Jcthodist Church will bt>
·'Why Worship." The pastor's son.
Warn ·n White. "i ll sing a solo,
"The Recessional" in Reginald De
Koven't: arranRement.
lORN I . SELOVER of Loq
Be&<-b will M*lk oD ChrtaUaa
Scleo~. tbe P ower of tbe Word,"
at the Udo ThNtrf' at U :lO
p. m . next Thunday. under Ute
aw.ptcee of tbe Fli'1Jt Church of
Chrl~tt, Rclentut. of Nt>wport
Bueh. "" wtll dll'<!\L'S tbt> vowf'r of !K'Ientlrlc Christianity
to heal slclmf!M and bring frt't'-
dom from ff'ar . Mr. SPIO\I•r 1
pmrt1<".-d law In Loll~ Beech
f rom J928 until 19-U , whell be
was appolnted CbrlAttan Sdeaee
Committee oo PubUcaUou for 1
Souibera CaUlo~
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido, Newport Bead!
A bronch of T~e Mother Church, The 1 f,.t Church ,..1 C"• ;· Scientist, in Bos· 1
tor-Mouoc~ .. , .. t•s l
Sundoy Set>"" 9.15 o.m
S~rdoy Ser" .e I I :00 o.m.
W~d•csday h••" r~ ....,~elinq 8:00p.m. I
R.,od ~q R.,.,.. '"'ed ol Ill Pol,..
S• Bo'boo , PI!" dotty froM 12 noon I
10 5 p. m. e••~p• $,,.do, J"j h I dJ1 o• o• o '1 :>bse"'"j I
The pub •c is cord otlv .n .. ted to a f.
,,.,.d the ch.Hc"' sen. ~es .3nd ,.,d ~~.
Reoding Room
IMPORTS
* Mahogany and
Palm Furniture * Jewelry * Baskets
TIN • TltAYS • Ek
Bapalllm,•t Co •
119 Co..t llvcf. HArbor 3711
C«ona del Mar
Rancho Mesa
Nursery School
State Ucen.aed and Approved
From 2 to 8 Yean
Supervised ~ and
Constructive PIQ
REASONABLE UTD
Open 5 days per week-fl to 5 TranspoTtation Fum.lsbed
190 E. 15th St.
OOSTA MESA
Pbolae BJ;eooa 1111
'n Chat''
ANSWERS
I ECOID BEQUESTS
IIIIITLY
11:10 P. M. to IOD'Nlft
I IlL
I
0
I
Tbunday. Augut 28., 1152
+ The Church Points the Way to a
Newport
Clua.rda of Ow t..4J of lit. 0......,
1""1 W. IJ&Iboa Blvd .. Newport. BA •l&
Fat.hr Stepalea JU1e7, Puter
Fatller Eclna...cl liMclller, Alat. Put«
Sunday Mauea: 1:00, 10:00,. I 1:10 •· "'·
We .. d•y Mau: 1:00 •· m.-c-feMion: S.twd•ra
and evM of ht Fridays and Holy D•Y• fr-4:00
to 5:15 p.m. end from 7:00 to 1:15 p. "'·
Clubt Cburdl by tile Sea
OOOUDaalty Metllodld
Balboa Bh•d. at 14tll St., Newport. BA 111-W
Pastor: Rev. Tbomae Boy Peadell
~ay Wonhlp Service: 9:41 en4 It' 1. a.
Chwclt Sdlool: Children'• Oivllioft, 9:46 •· m. s.adey
Yov+h DivWon: II •· m.
Mld-.el Meeting : 7:30 p.m. W.dMtclar
Pree.d.d by 6:10 p. m. Pot-luc.l
Flret CJnuda of OlatUt Sei•Uat
UOS Vla IJdo, Newport Beadl
Pboae IIArbor W8
Sund1y School: 9:15 •· m.
Sunday Service: II :00 a. m.
Wetlfttaday Evening Meeting: I p. m.
R .. d ing R-m. II I ,aim St., &alboe,
Open deily from noon to 5 p. 11'1. eac.pt Sulld•ra
end H~idaya
Flrlt BapUat Obu.rcb of Newport IJeAdl
Ba..lboa BJvd., l.U. .t Ooart S&a., Newport
Pastor: J&ev. Ivaa c. Ella.
Sulldey S.rvlc.a
9:45 a. m. Svnclay CflwcJ. Sdtool
I I :00 1. m. Wonllip S.rviu
7:30 p.m. Sunday Evaning Servic•
Mid -...l S.mc.:
7:)0 p.m. Wedneaday-Preyer Meeti11g
St. .lames Ep'-eopal Cburdl
4!08 VIa IJdo, Newport Beaeb
Hln18ter: Rev. Paul Moore Wlleeter
Pboae HArbor l!SO
Sunday Services
1:30 •· m. Holy Communion
10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer end s.m. ..
Holy Communion r.,..t Sundey of m~
10:00 a.m. Church Sdtool Clanes
Thursday S.rvic.s
9:15 and 10:10 e .m. Pray•r Guild end
Mr~i~• of h .. liftg
I 0:30 Holy Coll'lrnunion
Newport Heights
Newport Harbor Seveatll Day AdY•taet
Obwda
Newport Blvd. at Bo.lla St.., Newpcwt ~Well•
P11011e: BEaccMI Uot--R or BJ:Acaa 1....,
Paator: DolUa L Asdenoa
S.tunlay Momlnt S.rvic.s
S.bb.th Sd1ool: 9:30 •· m.-Sermon: It :00 •· m.
,rayer Me•flnt: Wednead•y. 1:00 p.m.
Fridey Evening Veapers: 1:00 p. ra.
St. Alld.rewa Preebytertaa Cluadlr
U6U St. Aadrewn IW., Newport .......
Ae.ro. the St. from BJp SclaooJ. ft. d 1111
Pastor: ~v . .,....._ S. S tewart
Suncley Wonhip Servic.s at 9:10 and II a. m.
Sunday khool at 9~)0 a. m.
Xe.pwC llariaor Lua.raa QaWC!Il
Ltl' OUI Dr., Newport .......
Pllloae:BI'fll,...e8M-W
8appl)' .......
Church Schoof: 9:30 e. m. Sul'day
Sunday S.r~ice: I I :00 a .m.
THE pen is yours! T he Light has been kindled 1 Jr your eyes! The
ingl Every day comes to us from God just hke th•t. This is your
ever record you will. Perhaps no one will read tt but you, that is,
beoome.t a permanent record of ouz JivinA lor that day. Shall we
the many blesaings He hu Milt with the twenty·four hours? Shall
. of comfort and of inspiration for a weary or discouriged eoul? Shall
life as it moves with integrity and trust and genuine goodness?
B uT God makes you new every day. Your life starts the day as
wonderful that the Creator,· ever at work in kindness and. wisdom.
takes us at the end of the day, worn and exhausted and perhaps
a rested body, a refreshed mind, and a courageous 8pirlt ... a clean
is the miracle o( the night .•. the miracle of God. On th1a ,_~"·•
will alsoWrite. Into whose hands will I pass the peo tbJa day, u I
graph book of character and of memory? We sboo.ld allow only
and the wise and good to take the pen from our hand, to write
abide there forever? Attend your church and write aa you will.
This Support the Church Series Ia Made Possible Throuqh the cooperation of the
BASIN SHIPYARD-Roy Yo11ntone
Complete t-,4aintenence for All loah
701 &ayaide Or •. Newporl Beach HArbor 0222
IILLHEIMEit AND WALKR
Builder's Herdware and Specleltles
110 Coest Hwy .. Newport ke~h. IEeco" 6-411
DEAL'S SMOKED FISH
You <;:etch 'em -We Smole 'em
Hwy. 101 at Merine; and Newport rter, HA lOll
GENE'S RESTAURANT and IAKEAY
SpeclaliJ.int in Wecldin9 c.•"
701 Co.st Blvd., Corot~a del Mer, H~ 1102
H. T. GltAHAM IAIT AND TACI(U STOll
lelt end Fidlln9 Svppli••
fiJ7 Co.st Hwy .. Newpori ... ch ... _ Ml6
HlltTH HAUOit -ltiCHAAOSON ClUJ SIRS
U-t CNIMn end S.U lcN!ts-M•riN w.,.
11J ley.We Or., N•w.-t ... ch ~ Of74
PAUL C. JONES en4 SON UA1. UfATI
CoM ...... lte•l w ............... s.m..
%107 W ........ N " New,.+ ..... He"-2Jt)
UQO PENINSULA SHJ,.,AIO .,..... ....,.... s.mc..
.. Jilt If .. ._.,..,......... He~ JOt
....... .... , ~ ~........:.:. ....... m~ ...._-,.. ..;-..._~ ••
J. J. qrua I f#fifNIY
c ...... ,......, ·-·· s.n... .......................... HAIW_,
STAffOlO ELECTRIC CO.
IMt.Ueflona, Maintenance end RepairJ
110 Coest Hwy_ Newport &aech Beacon 6321
ltOSAN INCORPORATED
M.rit\1 Division end Foreign Moton Ltd.
625 Co.st Hwy .. Newport leeeh 'kaCOfl 7411
SIASPOlT LANDING COFFEE SHOP
Open 14 howl. OM m .. l and you wilt '" bed
117 C..st Hwy., Newport leech kecCH\ .. t6
SYMPSON encl NOLLAit
512 llttl St., Newport &aech Herb« 2404
EO L SEDE&.MEIEtt-ttEAUOit
112l Coe.t IIYd" Coroea del Mar HeriHw 27"
THE IEAUTY IAitN
Tt~~y W.tum-Helt Styli,t
2127 New,.,. 11.4 .. twwpon leech H.,._ IDS
Y&.LOW CAl COMPANY
s.Mftt ..,.,.,. ... dt 184 c..t. .....
Q7 c.... Hwy • ....,._ 222--....-. 1114
NIWPOlT..W.IOA HD1UJ. SAVINGS I LOAN
A~ l ... lt ..... -P. A. P.a..-, P. ......
nu VII LWe,Newf*i....,. HMhr 1110
THE SHADE SHOP
Shede1 to Order-Ventlttll llil'da, Drapery Hcfw.
51 4 29th St., Newport kech Harbor 114
WALT'S TRADING POST-Walter H. a..,.
Used MariM Equip.,.ent, Nutlc.l Oecoretlons
412 30th St. (Near Ice Ho-J Newport HA 2470
G ENEAAL SHEH METAL WORKS
2107 Ville Way, Newport kach Herbor 2210
ICAY FINCH CllAMICS
Me.en of ~;.._ Pottery
Ill Coast Blvd., Coron1 del Mer Herb« 2JS9
IAliOA GlASS CO.
WJtfl 0tlf Complim•llh •'"' led w.~
1000 C...t Hwy .. Newport ... dt ... _ 5121
IAYSHOitE TltAILEit ,AU .... IOAT LANOIH6
Heiru IC.aw
17tll a C..at Hwy .. Newpeft ...... ...COft MIG
IAliOA ~EALTY CO.
100 E. .. ._ N ....... Hart-un
t.AaSON'S IOAT a CAIINET SHOP
s.n4et fw tt1e y.-..-. I Ct r r tarcW GINA
til C..et Hwy ....... ,_. ............
I l I MALT SHOP
s. ................. o.a.. ..... .........
101 ,. St .. lelboe ...,.., 27M
•
HIDY'S PIT SUPf\IIS I Sf01nt5 SOOOS U. $.. ..... ,,., ••• ~ ...._ Mut ,_
-C... IW ... C... ~ .... MM.
'ftaunday, Augu.t 21. 1152 .... ~.
Fuller Life· Attend Re9ularly +
kindled I ·Jr your eyes! The clean white Qaie awaits your writ-
j ust l1ke th•t. This is your day; write in it and make what-
will read 1t but you, that is. tod ay. But every day'• writing
· lor that day. Shall we write a sentenoe of praiee to God foe
the twenty-four boun? Shall we write eome worda of cheer and
or discou rigecl eoul? Shall we write a cood story of o~r own
and genuine goodness? What ~Mil we write today?
Your li fe starts the day aa unspoiled u tbe lky above you. How
in kindneu and w isdom, makea ua oYer every night! He
and exhausted and perhaps di.couraced. But tbe IDOIJling brings
a courageous 'J)irlt ... a clean ~heet upon wiUch to write. This
of God On th.la penonallty that I call m,.U~ 10me others
I pass the pea th.la day, u I invite them to write in my auto-
? W e should allow only the trustworthy aocl the reverent
from our hand, to write upon our mJnd and IOUl what may
and wnto u will.
Balboa Island
JWboa ...... c-..at, .......... CHnll
W Apt. Aft., .... ._ ltlal
.......... : Dr. llaaTJ llftlte
s-dey SeMc.
t :)O • ..~~~. s-c~., School
II :00 e.111, Wottfllp Mme.-
Olaardt of St.. ~oba VlaaMJ'
81' llartM Ave., Balboa hlutd. Pia. RA 011&
........ 8tep1Ma IWe)', Put«
...................... A.-.~
s-dey ._....., 1:00. 10:00, lltlO •· M. eo.f.-.... S.tvrdey. end •"" of In Frid•Y" .~
Hofy Deyt, 4:00 to 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 1:10 p. "'·
I Corona del Mar
Coroaa clelllar CommneltT <llata.re*
Coapeptaou.l
fll Bellob'otle Ave.. Coroaa del Mar
n oee HArbor lSM-J
Putor: BeY. PaaJ Edward Babbitt
Svfteley Worsllip Servius:
1:10 a. m., 9:45 a. m., II :00 a. m.
Su~~ay ~hool: 9:-45 a.m.
Costa Me$a
AMembly of God Churcla
U.cl St. aad Eldea Ave., eo.ta Meu
Pltoae: BE&cloa lllt
Bever.acl M. C. Oroalc, Putor
S11nclay School: 9:30 a. m.
Wom ip: 10:45 a.m. a"d 7:30 p.m.
Yo11ng '•opla en~ Chil~re.,'s Service, 6:30 p. rn. Suft.
~~~weak S.rvi,e: w.d,escfay, 7:30 p . .,,
La~ies' Min io.,ery Cou.,cil, Thursdey1, 10:00 a.m.
St. l oaclllm Church
l iM Ora.ace Ave, Co.ta Mesa
Phoae: BEaeoa 5M3
Father Tllomu .1. ~evta
Suftelay Maue1 et 7:00, 1:30, 10:00, II :30 a.m.
Wa•k~ays: Mau at 7:00 a. m.~onfeuion: Satur~ays
from 4:00 to 5:1S-7:00 to 1:15 p.m.
Ooauaaalty MethocUat Chorda of eo.ta lKNa
UO W. ltUa St., Coeta Mea
PIMNle: BI'Aeoa 15%1
Rev. loeepla W. MeSbaae
Sufteley: 9:45 •· m., O.urch Suftelay Scltool
10:10 •· m., Mon~int Wonhip-7 p.m. Collet• At•
MYF Senic-7 p.m., High Sdtool MYF S.m ce
7 p. m., Sunergo~U Group Service
Tbe Cblll"da of Ckrut
1050 Cbarda St.. Coda Meu
Pllooe: BF.Aeoa 1686
D. G. R..,..t., Kl..alater
Suftelay: 9:45 a.m., l ibla School-10:.45 a.m. Wonlllp
S.rvi-11 :45 a.m., Communi-7:)0 p.m. Evenhtg
S.rvlce-Wednasday: 7:30 p.m .. Evening Service
Oeatral Bible Cb~
Oraace A•e. at ~Srd St., Coeta Meea
P boae: BEacoa M G8
A. A. Kaden, Putor
Sundey School: 9:45 a. m.-Moming Service, II a."'·
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
Midweek Sesvice, Wednesdey, 7:]0 p. m,
the cooperation of the Followinq Civic Minded Citizens and BuainessmeD: •
THE SHADE SHOP'
O rder-Ve,t' •n l liftela. Drapery Hdw.
9tfl St., Newport leach HarbOf' 114
TRADING POST-W ali•r H. S.e11
arln• Equiprnenl, Neutlcel DecMatlon!
s.t. (Near I~ Howw) Nawport HA 2470
"""""'vo.L SH EET METAL WO RKS
Harbor 2210
KAY FINCH CYA~ICS
Makel'l of f iM Pettery
llv~ .. Corone del Mer Harbor 2J5t
IAUOA GLASS CO.
Ow Complim•"" eM lett W'.det
Hwy., Newport ... d. ... ~ 1121
TRAILEl ,AliC Hill IOAT LANDING
HeiN l(.a...,
Hwy., Na•,.t ... ell ... con 1410
IAJ..IOA REALTY CO.
a.a.-N ....... Hert.Un
1 & 1 MALT SHOP
..--. ........ ~ ... "'..._
, .... St .. le!Me Hetk-27)4
m suPPUu a lfOIII'INe eooos
.... 1 ... ~ ....... w... ,.,.. Dalhowy
..... c..-. ....... HM. lm.J
H. H. HOLIROOK-PLUMIER
New Co,rlruc:tio.,, W ater Heal•!'$, M.tr11ac•s
2101 W. Belboa Blv~ .. Newport ... ch HA 1411-W
HENRY SLIFERT -Boat luiWin~epaln
E.rl'' Lan~i"9· 711 Coa.t Hwy.
Newport Beech Beacon 6797
PO RT OF SEVEN SEAS Yacht Len~int
Harry G ertler
601 Ca.1t Hwy., Newport .. ach leac:on 19N
BOATSWAIN'S LOCKEtt
1003 Coerl Hwy., Newport ... ell ... COli on
lALBOA WASH IT SElF SEitVa LAUNOlY
Y041r Weel's Watll i" 3e Mlftms
103 P'elm Si., lelboe HarMr 2n 4
lALIOA INN
I 05 M•lA St.. lelboe
COLUMIIA f'EST CONTlOL CO.
50t E. .. lboe lvd., .. lboe HA 2~ 1•
'
COAST PIOflaT&lS C::O. ....... ,... .......
301 E. a.tke N .. ...._ ...,._ Ull
lAY a MACH lW.'Il, fMC. &te4•• Fey, Dlek '-J, J. W • ..-.,,Ill ...........
14tOW.Ie&bMN.,......,.._....._,IM
RICHARD'S UDO ..._., ar • .,. c-.ty'a ..... Cuoklt .......
)<4JJ Vie l.Hio, New,.,+ ...... ~ 1t11t
BAGNALL IMPORT CO.
Hen~made Gi~ from Tiny Cham11 to Fvmiture
119 Coati Bl .. d .. C«ona del M•r Har-bor ]712
EARL W . STANLEY
Auemblymen, 74th Dimic:t
225 Merine Ave., 8elboa hlend Harbor 1775
WASHERETTE SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY
Dyeing, Dty Cleaning, Finished lauftelry
404 Coarl 11 .. ~ .• C«ona ~.1 M•r H•rbM 2566-W
A 'T'ZMORRIS IEALTY CO.
S.l......,.elltel.-&dle~-'uli••-
11) Coati N .. c-del Mer, HA ZIS2 l JGO
SHE-WOMEN'S A,ARB. w. He,.. Hie '-"ct Owtfit for AI Oc-cati-
106 E. lelboe ltvd .. lelboe HertHw 20M
W. D. JOMNSON JIWB.RY
.... Sto,le c..t-~
211 M~ A-. ..._ I.&.JMI H.,.._ 2M
WlLSQN JlW&IY
~. ~ WetdMta ...t a.,....
-..-. St.. .... HMW l161
ACI "IY SII\IICI
l..,.. L•• ........
l01 ... $t ....... ....._,I"
~ ¥8«11 P'HAIWACY
,._., ...... Cu ..... -lltll-rtf ....
................... ~11
H&EN Mill ~ LlNH -W ..... c.... .......... ...
4 11 c.... ..... c.-.., ..... ~ ftl7
Page 11
C:HIJR.£HES
NEW 81&110N 8....._ U GBT OF Til:& WOII.LD
Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler an· Tbe Bible L8aon oo "Cbriat
nounces that a aeries of t.hree ser-Je~ua", tD be read in tlw N~rt
mons on problems facing tM Gen-Beach Christian Scima-0\urch
eral Convention of the Episcope..J on Sunday, points out that the
Church wUl be given at St. James teachings of Chriat Jesus, whel
Episcopal Church. starting this aoeep~ and utlllzed. lighten aD
conamg Sunday. The sermon topics dark places of the earth.
will be "Women Are Persons," Paul's declaration In his second
"TenSions Between Pro~tants epistle to the Corinthians {•:6 )
and Catholics ln the ChW'Ch" and constitutes the text: "God. who
.. Rights of the Episcopate a nd commanded the light tD shw out
Laity." of darkness, hath ebined in our
The General Convention will he&rU, to give the Ught ot tbt>
meet next month in Boston 1and knowledge of the glory of God in
ln conjunction with it will be the' the face or Jesus Christ "
triennial meeting of the Woman's
Aux.lliary. Mrs. Marshall L. Keele r. Sl J ' Pa n member or St . Jam~. will be a ames PII
delegate from the Dtocese of Los
Angeles. • • e At s I'~--
RE\' STOCKTOS RETCKSS , awmer va.IJ'
Rev. W. H. Stockton, pastor of the Methodist Church in San Di-Six1y _!>oys and girls from t~
mas, returns to Newport Beach Church School or St Jan:aes Epi.s-
Sunday to preach at Christ Church copal Church are a ttending their
by the Sea at 9 :45 and 11 a . m. annual su!"'"er camp at Camp
l«-\', Stockton was pastor of the 1 Stevens, ~1~ Bear Lake 'Mwy will
local Methodist Church 25 years return th!S Saturday
ago and this will be the first time 1 The chtldre~ are undt-r the di·
h£' has occupied the local pulpit rectlon of th~>tr rt'<.'tor Rt'\ Paul
stnC(' lea\ ing th(' Harbor area. His 1 MooN' W ht'eler. an~ the1r <'Ouru;el-
topic ''ill be "Progress A'r<iinst ors aN' . Mrs. Kaue CaSf' Jack
Wind and Tide." C?le. MISs Janp Ostrnndfor and
I At the time he was pastor here, Blll Kuh~)
' 1926 to 1928. there were Methodist I Att~ndmg ~he C'.amp are Lyn I Church('S in both Newporl Beach Ackland. M~·hnda Ackland. JuUt.>
and Balboa. The :'-lewport Church. 1 Alcorn_. Crat~t Bailt>y. Boyd &r-
which later bUf'T\Cd down. was lo-ker, R1eke~ Burnham. Karen Bum-
catcd at 24th St. and Balboa Blvd. ~· Be51:ay Burnham. Thomas
When the two c: 0 n ~ r e ~a t i 0 n,. Childs. Susan Childs. D1am.1 Dolan. mcr~cd to rorm Christ Church by Eu~enc Hubbard. B<'n l\~adi&oc.
the Sea th(> old Balboa ChaJ')"I I Susan :'\>tadlson, Nancy N1ckertz..
was sold and has been us~'<! tor Peler :-.ickPrt ~. Franklin gch~t7.
various purposes ~inc,' that t1mr Patt;.cta Ann Schul11 uav1d StnJ!·
It is currt'ntlv krumn .. ~ "'f11e Blue lt•y. ::-.tanlP~ Tamultnas John \Veb-
Room" · stt•r, Vicki Wl.'stgate ~usr;n Wt>St·
· ~te, :'.1a r~ Daleo;s1 Anthon) Da-
1950 G0:\1. 1 ~ ( lft'RCH ORI\'E lessi. !:'u.o;an Haf'\'e'' gusan Cra-
SI'H'nth _ Da' Ad\Pntil>ts w i 1 1 ham. F rank Graham Tom PelPr-
launl'h th••i1· annu,1l In~atht>ring man. Rill~ Fruf'hlin~ P&tt~ Frueh-
apP<·al lollS v.N•k, an·ordin..: 10 hnl!. Rwhards llo!fmnn Jr Jud~
Elder Hollis L Andf'r<oon Th,• lo-~ummt>r'> fk>th SuiTUTlPrs Manon
cal church plan" to rt-ach II~ $9:)1) Bar J:.h. C.atl Hutton Tomm' Hut· ~otoal tn three v.ef·k!. thruu!:h a ton. Jn~ct· L)nn C<'dt>rbcq:: .Diana
door·to-door "olicttat1on eampa1~ Fil>ht•r. Carol Lyn FtSht>r Bill
"Aml•neans no lon~cr dare to Loomis Otani' llutchf?t,Qn DennJs
1gnorc u.c ufferings and ignor· Do\·er Gloria Chapman, Cretcht.>n
anct> that produce C"omrnuni<;m's Cole. Ek-t.S('). Cole, Sw..an Cole,
bre-NllnJ: places." 1 ht> church lead-~dra Codwm. Raymond Codwm e-r pointed out. He quoted Dr., Mike Mathews. Natahe ~thews
Charl('S Malik. L.ebanon's mini!>te-r John Matht.>WS, Bobb) Omerod.
to the t:nited States: "The work Barton ~t>~an. Fra~( WbeelPr
of American missionaries abroad Bruce \\ atson. Jcffre~ Hatch. Jo
is more important than diplomacy Anne Ha~en. John Robm ... ~n Lor-
in {'xpressing the desires of the ren FletchPr
American peoplE' for peace and E. F. COOP 1; UOM£ piE'nty in the world." T he funds arc USE'd to build hos-E. F . Coop. 215 Femleaf AH'
pttals and schools and to carr,· on 1 Cor~>na dE'l Mar. IS up and around
th(' denomination's rhlssion ·pl'o-~gam ~ 1 homP follov.1nJ: a c:Jegt> a ~ram throu~h 551 major institu-::St Joseph Hnspltal l ttons. lncludin~ hosp1tals, schools
1 and publishing houses. :\'fort' than
3.100 Ad\·enti. t mission schools art>
1 tn operation. Last year the local
church di trtbuted 5.616 articl.:-s of
Learn How Prayer
Can Heal I cloth1n1.:. 719 food ba<>kets ,-alut.'d
at ~1.438 donated tn cash S1 .461
and j!Q\'(' 163 (('('C treatment. \\lth l.A:-arn l'lclV. tJodlh 11~ hfoal· R'i~ pcopl1.• bt.>in.£ helped and .;po•n• .r~ 3J~l:! hours tn Chrisllan help "ork "'<1. hv\\ Pt'f'.4'nll l 1nd " n~a 1
• • • pr<lbl• n ... t r• '"I\ •-<i • t-.rous;:h I Dr\Y 'CHOOL TO OPE~ mdt>f"t:mdln · pr.nrr • aurh•
The Day School of St. Jamt>~ n Chn .. t ar ... ,. , , <'• F.ptscopal C'hurch \\ill open :\Inn-
day, S\'pt 15. m the educatiO nal
,., nd
I bwlding located at \'ia Lido .Jnd
32nd St Information on Pnmllmc
I childrl-n can be obtamed at •he
churc h ,,f'i<'t' HArbor 1:.!30 ~
tv.een 9 a. m . and noon :\i ondl\)
through rrtda) Rl'\' Paul :\1o.,n•
\Vht>el f"r, rl'('tor o{ ~t James par-
ish. wtll hP in cha rz~> ,-.f 'hP P!l\
School.
OFFICER.·~ :\RE ~.-\~ED
Officers h~H e bt>t'n named ·or
thl' commHtt'4' on promotion and
1 finance to work with the buildln~
romrrutt('(' 1n :.ecuring a n~·
I church school unit for C h r 1 · t
I C"t!Ul'('h b\ tht> "ea Thi:"Y arp \VlJ.
liam McDonald. chatrmin: Uoyd
Folsom. ,;re-<;hairman: }Irs £lsffl'
Salter . secr-etary: and Boad ~ L
Freitag, tM'a.Surer.
Rev. Rolland :M.. nn('ner o{ ()r.
an~ ts the din>ctor or ht' pro-
gram. Elizabeth Wenlt Wlfl ~·'-"
:u the rommitter's offin-~
tary on a part tl~ basis. • • •
A Free Lecture
-.... ("
'Christian Saeace
The Power of the
Word '
o ;
Joen J. S.loTer. CAB.
of LON a-rt~. ~tt•"'lla
IJdo 1'1Mob e
\'ia .Jdo ="'P.'fli
I
~.se, ......
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Page 12
Toay Torraace
Is Bead of BIYC
Tony Torrance was elected to
take over the gavel or the Balboa
Island Yacht Club at their meeting
held Friday nJght at the open·alr
clubhouse on the Bay Front.
Michael Baum was newly elected
to nu the post or rear commodore,
and Micky Smith will move from
the post of rear · commodore to vice
commodore. E lected to svve as
secretary was Mona Rae BarlQw.
TonJgbt (Thursday) the club wtU
have their annual Grand ~Y
Presentation program a t 8 o'd odr
at the Balboa Island Yacht Club.
The winners' of the covetl"d Mon-
roe Trophy w,ill be announced and
pnz~ for the entire year's races
will be publici~· awarded lnduding
th'-'Round th<-Island Row held
last Thursday.
The third a nnual AquanasUc
was held Saturday, wherein the
adults try to duplicate their chil·
dren's ma.rine abilities • • • and
the result was lots or run for the
nearly 100 s pecta tors and about •
$50 cash for tht> trophy ldtty of
the BIYC Mrs. Evan Jon('S was
decla red tht> grand champion and
received a takE"·home plaque as
weU as the honor of having h~r
nlll1le plat"ed on t h£' permanen 1
trophy.
The
lORN I . SELOVER of Loq
Beach wUJ speak OD Cbrlstiu
St"lt'D~. abe Powu of tbe \Vord.''
at the IJdo ThNtrt' at 1!:10
p. m . o~xt Tbunday, uader the
au.ple8 of tbe First Oburch of
Cbrlst, ~~~DUst. of N~wport
Beach. HI' will di8CUM the
powl'r of JM"Ientlnt' Chrls t\lllllty
to heal slcknHII 11nd bring frl·t--
dum from fe;u . Mr. • f'IO\ l'r
pra('tict-d l~tw ln Lon~ Beatcb
from 19'!8 until l&Cl, wbeD be
was appolntNI Chr'bttan Scleoce
Comml"ee OD PubUcaUou tor
Souibero Callfo~
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
3303 Vi• Lido, Newport a .. ch
1\ brollcll OT r:... Mother Ch~rclo,, The
F ''' Church :~I C hr P Scie ntist, in Bos· 1
tor-, Messocn'-')~tr
Sundot Sc~o~ 9 IS e.m.
Anothl'r e\'ent or thE' week-£'nd
was the ··sail-off" for the "mug of
the ancient mariner." Fathers.
sailing their son's boats. and RIYC
alurnn1 romp<>te in this annual
event !\fatn rule is that the de-
fending champion may not com·
pete again Allan Seek, last year's
m ug \\innE>r was t his year's race
commit tee \\' i n n e r was Pe te
Twist. but 11 wa~ a close race \\rith
BiJI Twist. fa her of BlYC mem-
ber BiU T\dst. who came in with
a clo:.e St><'Ond
Sund oy Ser• :o 11.00 e m.
Commodore :-.:Ot'l Bat'low award-
ed f1rst place ribbons for the
w eek'" rompt>tition to t hl' follow·
mg member!' a t their RlYC meet-
ing Friday·
Paddleboards -Jim Brid~m1an.
Pamela 'J'wij;t. Hank K yle. Lolita
Kennedy. J ohn Herrington, Karen
Andree. Tom J ones.
Rowing-Randy Wright . Pamela
Twist , Mary Lou Uoyd. Bill Lloyd,
Lolita Kennedy, Diclc Bridgeman,
David O'Keefe, Mike Baum. Carol
Eymann, Rear Commodore Mickey
Smith.
Dlvin(: -Randy Wright. Carol
Williams. Hank Kyle, J e a nn e
Jon<-s. Mike Baum. Eleanor Guth-
rlt. Tom Jones.
Swimming -Vicki Newberry,
Mary Lou Lloyd, Hank Kyle,
Linda Preston. Pat Dyer . Vir ginia
Sloan ~Ot'l Barlow.
P.'\ 'TOR. WIFE HONORED
A ret't'ption, which oomple tely
su1 prisM Dr. and Mrs. Harry
Wh11e. was held in their honor a t
the Balboa Island M e th o d is t
Chu• ch last week on Wedn('Sday.
The perty was part of the regula r
monthly fa mily night suppen and
\1. as climaxed with a cake with the
p.~stor and his wife's name in·
:.critx>d m frosting. Mrs. White
&lso received a corsage. The eve-
ning was concluded with colored
pict ures taken by Mr. and Mrs.
IRe Bolin on their trip to Mexiro.
Sundav's sermon a t the Balboa
bland ~ll'thodist Church will be
"Why Worship.'' The pastor's son.
Warren White, \\ill sing a solo.
"The RE."Cessional" in Reginald De
Koven 's arrangement.
W~d·~~do( h ·~ ·) ~ee'inq 8:00 p.m
Reodo ~g R;:'"' :lco ted ot Il l Polm
S• Be boo \ P<J" dor y fr~,., 12 11ocn
IO s p. m. "''"PI sJ~dll \ .,~d h I J.,, I
•o' c•o y :lb\e -v .. ;
Tho pub oc i\ ~.:>rd .slly ir ••rod to ol·
,,.,..d •he tn.Jrc"" 1&""• ... e> -snd ..,..a .,.,.
Reodong Room
• IMPO.BTS
* Mahogany and
Palm Furniture * Jewelry * Baske ts
TIN · TltAYS • Etc.
Bacaall lm,.t Co.
119 Co.et llvd. HAtbor 3711
Corone del Mer
Rancho Meea
Nursery School
State Ucensed and App:oved
From 2 to 8 y..,..
Supervt.sed ~ and
Constructive PlaJ'
REASONABLE IIATD
Open S days per week-3 to 5
Transportation FurnJsbed
190 E. 15th St.
OOSTA MESA
PboDe BZ.OOO 1111
''Disc 'n Chat''
ANSWERS
BECOBD REQUESTS
IIIIITLY
ltrM P . M.. t.o IIIDNJTij
I IlL
8
Thundery. Aug\181 28. 1152
+ The Church Points the Way to
Newport
Oluarda of Our Lad1 of IlL OanDel
l«l W. a.la.. Blvd .. Newport. 11A 1114
Fau.ei s.....-IWey, Put.or
Fatlaer Edm-.41 l!JI.aeclaa., AML f'u&ot
SWay M. ... s: 1:00, 10:00. II :)0 •· m.
Weelday Uau: 1:00 •· m~f.&aloa: S.twdert
•'"' eves of 1st Friday. aftef Holy O.y. "-4:00 to 5:15 p.m. alief from 7t00 to 1:15 p.m.
Chrlst Cbardl -.,. tile Sea
COGODaaltj MetlltocUat
Balboa Blvd. at lft.ll St., Newport. BA 115-W
P"tor: Rev. Tbomaa &oy PMdel1
s-.4ey Worsl.lp Service: 9:41 ell4 II •· •·
Churcll School: Children'• Oividot1, 9:41 e. 1ft. S•llday
Yowth Oiviaioft: II a.m.
Midw--' UHtl119: 7:l0 p. m. Wed11•MI•y
Prueded by 6:30 p. m. Pot-h1d
Flnt ClaarQ of Clln.l Sete.U.l
SIN Vla Udo, Newport Beedl
Pboae HArbor U%8
Sulldey School: 9:15 a.m.
Suncley Serviu: II :00 e. m.
W•dn.sdey Eve11in9 M .. tit~g: I p. m.
R .. clin9 Reom, I I I Palm St.. lelboe,
Ope11 cleily from noon to 5 p. m. eacept Su'"'•rt
e11d Holidey&
Flnt Baptist Cboreb of Newport ae.dl
Balboa Blvd., lttb A Ooort Ste., Newpor1
Pqtor: ll.ev. lvaa C. EWa
Su'"'•r S.rvic.s
9:<45 •· m. Sundey Churdl Sdtool
II :00 •· m. Worship Service
7:30 p.m. Sundey Eve11i119 Service
Mid....,..ll S.rviee:
7:)0 p. m. Wedt~etcley-Pr•y•r Meetln9
St. ~am~ Epbcop&l Cburcb
S%08 Vla Udo, Newport Bead~
KlDiater! Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler
Pboae HArbor 12SO
Sundey Services
1:30 •· m. Holy Comm~~~tion
10:00 e. m. Mor11ing Pr•y., •'"' ~
Holy Communion firat Sulldey of m~
10:00 •· m. Church Sc.hool Cleues
Thuradey Services
9:15 •nd 10:10 e.m. Pr•yer Guild ud
w rvice of heelift9
10:30 Holy Communion
Newport Heights
Newport Harbor Seveatb Da7 AciVMta.t
Cblll'eb
Newport Blvd. at Bolaa St.. Newpcwt fhlclaCII
Plaoee: B.Eacoe 6!0f..& or Br...ca. ,.....,
hator: HoW.t L ~
S.turdey Mon~ing S.rvlus
S.bbetlt School: 9:)0 •· m.-Sermot1: II :00 a.m.
Prey., Meefin9: Wedn-.cley, 1:00 p.m.
frlcley Evenin9 Vetpen: 1:00 p. ,._
St. ADd.rewa Pre.byt.erlall Oil.,..
!S6I! St. ADclre.n JW., Newport~-
4eroee the St. fl'Om BJp Scbool. n. Bl •n
PNtor: Rev. lames S. Stewart
Sund•r W~hip Service• et 9:30 end II e. m.
Sundey School et 9:)0 e. m.
N-..r& Bulaot LuUlwaa aa.wc.
1e17 aut Dr., N..,._. ........ .._.: •"Ceooa IN6-W
8appl,y ....
Church School: 9:30 e. m. Sund•y
Sundey S.rvice: II :00 e. m.
THE pen is yours! T he Light has been kindled r0r
ing! Every day comes to us from God just like
ever record you will. Perhaps no one will read it
becomes a permanent record oJ our livinA lor th.lt
the many blesaings He hu 1e0t with the
of comfort and of inspiration for a weary or ......... " ....
life as it moves with integrity and trust and gen
BuT God makes you new every day. Your life
wonderful that the Creator, ever at work in kin
takes us at the end of the day, worn and
a rested body, a refreshed mind. and a courageo us
is the miracle of the night ... the miracle of God
will aJso'mite. Into whose bands will I paas the
graph book of character and of memory? We~
and the wise and good to take the pen from our
abide there forever? Attend your church and write
This Support the Church Series Ia Made Poesihle Tbrouqh the
BASIN SHI PYARD-Roy You,tone
Complete Mei11tenence for All hets
701 leyalde Or., Newport e .. ch HAtbor 0222
IILLHEIMER AND WALKER
Builder'& Herdwere end Specleltlat
110 CoeJt Hwy., Newport kech, IE.co" ... II
DEAL'S SMOKED fiSH
You C.tcfl 'em-We Smoh 'em
Hwy. 101 et M•rin•: •nd Newport Pier, HA 20)1
GENE'S RESTAUitANT e11d IAKElY
Spedeliti11g i11 Weddln9 Cehs
705 Coest Blvd., Corot~• del Mer, HAtl>« 1102
H. T. GltAHAM IAIT AND TACKLE STOU
lalt encl Fithin9 Supplies
to7 Coest Hwy .. Newport ... ,h ... COft Ml6
HltTH HAitiOit -IUCHAitDSON CIUISElS
UM4 CN"-" elld Sell lloets-MariN w.,.
liP a.y.w. Or .• ,...,.... ... dl ...... ot74
'AUL C. JONES aiiCI SON HAl UfATE c_,,... .... &tete ._. ......... s..c..
2107 W. lallt.oa N., Newport .... Ha"'-t 2JII
UQO 'lNINSULA SHIPYARD a...w-....... s.mc..
W Jilt tt., lilt•,... )Mcll Hartt. 101
~ J. """' I r:»t(/fAif/ c ........ ,...., ...... 1]1 s.....
IMI ....... ,. IW .. ...._. ..... """'-_,
STAFfOitD ELECTRIC CO.
lnst.U.tfollt, Meintenenu e11d Repeirt
110 Co.tt Hwy .. Newport leech keco11 lll21
ltOSAN INCOitPOitATEO
Marina Dlvi&lott encl Foreign Motor~ Ltd.
l%5 Coest Hwy .. Newport leeeh 'leecon 741 1
SU.S~T LANDING COFFEE SHO'
Open 14 "-n. 0... m••l end you wilt be bed
117 C..tt Hwy .. Newport leech leecon 6tl6
U> L. SEOEl.MEIER -llE.AlTOit
IIU Co.lt •c1 .. <Atotte del U•r Heritor 27 ..
THI IEAUTY IAitN
T ,.., ,..,,. -Heir Stylist
2127 New,...t 11.4., Newport IHch HMber I Ml
YRLOW CAl COM,ANY s.m.,. ~ ..... aft4 c..ta .....
U7 C..lf Hwy. Ha~ 222J.-Iaa-1114
NEWfOIT.w.IOA HOilA1. SAVIN$$ I LOAN
A ~ '""' .... -'· A. ,..._, ,. .. , ... nu ~ ~ . ...,.,.... -..... ...,._ ••
~ WIJA' t =tte, 1MC. <'o•~'• .._ • .._ s, ... , ... .......... ~ ..... -........ ..
THE S
Sh•de1 to Orde,..._Vene
514 29th St., NewpoM
Uted Merlne Equipmt~l.
412 lOti! St. (N .. r 1<04
GENERAL SHH T
2107 Viii• Wey, N•wporl
Ueke" of
12 1 Co.st ll¥d .. Coro"'
IA1.10A
WiHI Ow Compl'
1000 Co.tt Hwy .• ~o.~-··ftft ...
•
LAISON'S IOAT
s.m.fwtt..Y
Ill C.. .. HwJ., N.t..-~
Ttiildday, Augua 21. 1152 n.~T
Fuller Life--Attend Re9ularly +
·lr your eyes! The clean white ~e await.s your writ-
. This is your day; write in it and make what-
but you, that is, today. But every day'~ writing
tilly. Shall we write a sentence of praile to God foe
boura? Shall we write eome warda of cheer and
riged eoul? Shall we write a 1ood ltory of our own
goodness? What ~luall we write tod.y?
the day as unapoiled u tbe *J above you. How
and wisdom, makea ua over every nightf He
and perhaps diiCOUf&led. But tbe morping brings
ipirlt ... a clean meet upon wiUcla to write. This
Oo th1a penonallty that I call m,..U·eome others
pea thla day, u I invite U.U to write in my auto-
allow only the trustworthy and the reverent
hand, to write upoo our mind and eoul what may
as you will.
Balboa Island
a.lboa ...... c ... "" ......... a...-
116 .&pte Aft.,...._ ......
llllldew: Dr. 11an7 ww•
~ SeMc.
f 1lO ao~~~. s-clay School
II tOO a .I'll. Wef'hlp ..Mea
Oil--of St. lolul ViaaMT at• ll.ut.e A-.... Balboa blaacL ft. IIA Ollt
....... 8tep1Ma IOiey, ......
......... FAbaad ........... A-. .....
s--lay ........ 1:00. 10100, ll1l0 a. 111. CoJ.--. S.t.nlays afMI "" of Itt Fridays a.d
Holy Oap. 4100 to 5:10 p. "'· afld 7:10 to l :lO p. "'·
Corona del Mar
Coroaa deJ llu' Ca n.ltJ Oil.,.
Oollptiptao.al
Ill Bello&rofle Ave.. Coroaa del Mar
Pa.o.e HArbor lSM-.1
Putor: &e•. PaaJ r.ctward Babbitt
Suflday Wonlllp s.McM:
1:)0 a. "'~ 9:45 a. m., II tOO •· m.
Su~ay School: 9:41 a. m.
Costa Mesa
AMembl,y of God Cburdl
Had St. aad Eldea Ave., eo.ta lleea
Plloae: Blacoa liSt
Revw.d M. C. CroDJc, Putor
Suoday School: 9:)0 a.m.
Wonhip: 10:45 a.m. and 7:10 p. m.
Youn9 People and Chlldran:s Service. 6:)0 p. '"· Sun.
Nidwaak Service: Wodnalday, 7:)0 p. "'·
LAdies' Miuionary Council, ThurMI•ys. 10:00 a."'-
SL loadllm Cbureb
l..U Oraa~re Ave. Coeta Mesa
Ph011e: B£acoo 6028
Fatbr r nomu I . Se-.1a
Surtday Manas at 7:00, 1:30, 10:00. II :30 a.m. w ... days: MaM at 7:00 a. m.-Confauion: Saturdays
from 4:00 to 5: I S-7:00 to 1: 15 p. m.
Oommc.lt)" MetbCNllat CbiU'Clll of Coeta M~
UO W. ltua SL, Coeta Meea
Plaoao: BI'Aeoa 'JS!l
Bev. IOMpla W. MeShaae
Sultday: 9:45 a.m., Church Suflday School
10:10 a.m., Mon~lnt Wonhlp--7 p.m. Collet• At•
MYF Seni-7 p. m.. Hith Sdlool MYf S.rvfca
7 p. m.. Sunart~oYS Group Service
Ttae Cblll'dl of CluUt
1050 Chlll'da SL. Coeta XM&
Plloao: Br..coa Ul5
D. G. Hunt. MIDlster
Suflday: 9:45 a.m .. l ibla School-;--10:45 a.m. WortWp
S.rvi-11 :45 a.m .. Communion-7:30 p.m. Evet.M9
S.rvic-WadnaMI•y: 7:)0 p.m .. Evening Sarvlca
Oeotra.l Bible Cba.rda
Oruro Ave. at t!rd L, Coeta Meea
Pb011ot1: BE&coa Ma
A. A. Kaders, Putor
Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.-Morning Service, II a."'·
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
Midw••• SaJVica, Wednesday, 7:10 p.m.
of the Following Civic Minded Citizens and Businessmeu: •
SHOP
lllfld1, Drapery Hdw.
leach Harbor 1M
-w.tt ... H ......
Harbor 2210
CE.lAMICS
EALTY CO.
..... H."-nn
l CAIINET SHOP
H. H. HOLBROOK-'LUMIER
New Construction, Water Heaters, Furnaces
2101 W. lalboa Blvd., Newport leach HA 141a.W
HENRY SLIFERT -lo•t Buildin,_Rapeirs
uri's Landing, 711 Coast Hwy.
Newport leach Beacon 6797
,ORT O F SEVEN SEAS Yacht LAnding
Harry G•rtl.r
601 Coast Hwy., Newport leach k•con StA
IOATSWAIN'S LOCKER
100) Coatt Hwy., Newport a..dt ... con ')71
I.AliOA WASHIT SELF SYVICf LAUNDRY
Y-W .... , Wa"-in Jt ••Unwtes
IOJ ,aim St .. klboa Harbor 2n4
I.ALIOA INN
I 06 Moil! St., lalboe
COLUMIIA PEST CONTROL CO.
sot E. lalboa .vd .. lalboa HA 2Mt-HA t•
COAST PlOPEIT'" CO. .... ,.,..,, ......
JOI E. ..... N ....... He,W2 ...
lAY A IIACH liALTY, tMC. ew .. Fey. Dl.l '-'· J. w . ..., • .., .. ....,.,..,.
1410W.Ialka~ ....................... laM
llCHAlD'S UDO WAMIJ · ar .... c-.tr'• w..t c.,,,,, ....._.
J4Jl Via lido, Newpert .... HAltlw lilt
BAGNALL IM,ORT CO.
Handmade Gifh from Tiny Charm s to Fvmituro
II 9 Cout Blvd., Cor011a del Mar Ha~bor l712
EARL W. STAN LEY
Auomblym•n, 74th Dirtrlc:f
225 Marina Ava .. Balboa hJond Harbor 1771
WASHERETTE SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY
Oyalnt. ~ a .. nin9, Finish.d LAurtdry
404 Coost llvd .. Corona del Mar HarbOf' 25~W
RTDAOlRIS REALTY CO.
S.t.-.Aontals-&~hang.t-lusi11o-•
IU C..rt N~ Cor-. del Mar. HA 21S2 I Jl20
SHE-WOMEN'S A,AREl
Wa Have Hie P-*t Ovtfit I« All Occ..._
106 E. latt.o. N~ lalboa Hort-2060
W. D. JOHNSON JiWEllY
Hlth ~ c..tv-Jew.lty
211 .... ""Ave .. a.... lslollfl Harbor lMO
W\LSON JEWEUY
J...-.,, ~ Watches •tel la,.ln•t
2QI Walfl St~ ..... HarW !HI
Act ttiY savea
K.,. LA... bpefn
101 ...... St.. ..... ....., lift
AVINUE PHARMACY
"""-',..... c:.r.w, .... "~ ..... .. w ................... HAltlw 11
HIUN Mil ROaT LYNN -a..t ...... c.-~ ... '* .........
411 c...t ....... c-... 4~ .... HM-1.7
Page II
£HIJR£HES
NEW 8DIIO.N 8..EIUI:8 LIOBT OJI' 'I'll& WO&LD
Rev. Paul Moore Wbeeln an-~ Bibl~ Leaon on '"a.n.t
noUDCM that a ~Hie. of ~ ser-Jeaua", to be read in tiM' Newport
mona on problema facing the Gen-Beach Christian Sclmce Church
eral Con~ntlon of the Episcopal on Sunday, potnu out that the
Church will be given at S t. Jame~~ teachings ol O:ui.rt Jesua. when
Episcop&l Church. &t.artlng this accepted and utilized. Ughten all
rom.lng Sunday. Tbe sermon topics dade places of the eerth.
will be "Women Are Pt>rsons," Paul's declaration In his &eCOnd
"Tensions Between Protestant.l epistle to the Corinthians (•:6)
and Catholics l.n the Church" and constitutes the text: '"God. who
"Rights of the Episcopate and commanded the light to ah.lne out
Laity." of darkness. hath abiDed in our
The General Convention wUl hearts, to give the lJgbt o1 the
meet next month in Bolton and knowledge of the glory or God In
l.n conjunction with It wiU be the· the face of Jesus Christ ·
triennial meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary. Mrs Mar&hall L. Keeler .
member or St. James. will be a
delegate frum the D1ocet~e of Los
Angeles. • • •
RE\' STOCKTOS RETVKSS
Sl James Papils
At Sa•aaer ea.p
R£>,·. W. 11. Stockton. pastor of
the Methodist Church in San Di-Sixty boys and girls from the mas. returns to Newport Beach Church School or St. J ames Epls-
Sunday to preach at Christ Church copal Church art> attending their
by the &>a at 9 :45 and 11 a. m. annual s~t-r camp at Camp
Re\·. S tockton was pastor of the 'Stl'\'ens. ~1g Bear Lak~ "J"h(>y will
local Methodist Church 25 years return th~ Saturday .
ago and this will bet thl' ttrst ttme I Tl_le chtldre~ arl' unde-r the di·
hl' has occupied th(• local pulpit rectton or thPtr rt"<.'tor R"'· Paul
SLDC<' It> a' ing the Harbor art> a His , Moort> 'W'hE'f'lt'r. an~ thetr counsel·
topic ''ill be "'Progress A~ainst ors art> . Mrs. Kaue Ca~ Jack
Wind and Tide." Cole. MISS Janf' Ostranc»r and
At the lime he was pastor here. Bill Kuhr:'.
1926 to 1928. there Wt>rt' Methodi.'it Attendin~ ~h<' Camp att' Lyn I Churches in both N\•wporl Beach Ackland. M~lmda Ackland. JuUf'
and Balboa. Tht> ="'ewport Church. Alcorn. Cnug Balley. Boyd Bar-
which later bur'\('<1 down. was lo-ker. Rickey Burnham. Karen Burn·
eated at 24th S t. and Ralboa Bl\·d ha'!l· &>~ay Burnham. Thomas
When the two co n ~ r '-'~a t i 0 n s Childs. Susan Child.•;, D1an1o Dc;~lan. mer~Pd to form Christ Church by F.ugt"ne H~bbard .. Bt>n ~~adilion.
the St.>a . thl" old Balboa C'h«r~>l ~usan ~~adison. Nanc) N1ckertz.
was sold and has bt>t'n UM:d tur I etel· .~lcken~. F ranklin ~chultz.
\arious purposes c:im·,· 1hat 11111, Patnc..·1a Ann x hultz Davld g,nl!·
It IS <·urr.•ntlv kJlll\\ll .. ~-> ""11u• Blu•· ll·)". Stanle>) Tamulma" Jolul "'t'b-Room ·· • s tt<r, Vicki Wl':.tgat .... :::.u.• .. al \\"('<..t ·
£ate, ~tar}· Dalt>!'.Si Anthon~ D&·
$9:i() <•0.-\1. I S {'Ul"IU'II DRI\"t: l€'SSI, SlL"~in Har\t'V ~u:.&n Cra·
St'\t'llt h. Oa\ Ad\f•n tl!>l.l> w 1 11 ham Frank Graham Torr Pete r·
la wll"h tht•lr unnu •I In~ath~·rtn~ man Bill~ Frut>hlin~ Pall~ Frut>h ·
appt'al 1,11s \H--.•k aCC\>rdm~ to hn~:. Ru.:hards lloffnum Jr Jud~
Eld\·r Holl1s L And .. r,un Tht· lo-Summer;. &>th SUJTUT\I'rs Ma.non
cal church plans to ll'il<"h 1., S9:J.J Barash. Gaal Hulton Tomm' Hul·
goal 10 thrl'l' WN•k, throut:h a ton Jo~ C•• Lynn Cedl'rbt•r(: ·Diana
door-to-door sohtlla llon eampa11 .. rn Fisht>r C"a rol L)n FLSht>r Btll
"'Amt·rtcans no lon~er dare 10 Loomi,s. Dia nt• Hutch<~m Denruc:
lgnort> tt.(' suffenngs and ignor-Dover. Gloria Chapman Grt>lCht>n
anC<' that product' Communism's Cole. Betsey. Col£>. S~n ColE' . brl'Niln~ plact-:.."" the church lead-~dra Godwm. Ra)ml.•nd Godwm
er pointed out He quoted Dr 1 Mike :\lath('ws. Nata!Jt' ~athew~
Charll"S Malik. Lt>banon's mini!.tE'r John Mathews. Bobb~ Omt'rod.
to the United Stall'S" ''The work Barton ~e~an Francmt Whf't'lt>r
of Amc.'rican missionaries abroad Bruce \\ atson. J£'!fre) Hatch. J o
is morl' important than diplomacy Anne Ha~en. John Robm$on Lor ·
in expressing thl' dt'sirt>ll of tht> rt>n F1etchE'r
~~:r~.c~nn t~:~~ld~.'?r peacl' and E. •.. <.'0~11' 1;-IIOliE
The funds arl' ust'd to build hl>$-E. F. Coop, 215 Fl'mlt>af A\f'.
pitals and schools and to carry on Corona dPI 1\lar, is up and around
tht' denomination' mission pro-again at homE' follm4;nt' a slt-gl' at
!!ram through ~!'11 ma jor ins titu· St. Joseph HCtspita l
lions. including hospitals. ~chooh
and publlshin~ housPs. ~ort· tha n
3.100 Advt'nti t mission school' aro•
in operation. Last year thl' ltx-al
church distr1but<'d 5.1'16 arllclt'" nf
clottung. 719 food ba'kt•ts \alu··d
at !1.438. donated tn ca;.h Sl ~61
Learn How Prayer
Can Heal
1 and gavt> 163 fn-t• treatment... \\II h lA:"anl hem hltdll~ 1.~ .. rt-h<'al· 873 pt"'pl{' tx>ln~ ht>IJX'd a nd 'llt"ll '
3.042 houn. in Chrisllan ht•lp \\ v1 k • • •
DA \' C H OOL TO OrF:X
Th(' Day School vf S t Jamt•,
Episcopal Church "ttl l)pcn :\ton-
day. Sl'pt 15. in thl' t>ducanonal
building located at \'1a Lido a nd
32nd St. Information on cnrol11n~
chHdn>n can b<t obtam<'d at the
church offiN?. HArbor 1230 1~<'
tw«>n 9 a. m. and noon ~!ond<~)
through Frida). Rt'\. Paul :\ttlur••
\Vheelcr. rl'ctor of S t. James par-
ish. will b<' in chant<' or th,, O:n
School. · • • •
OFI"'C~ ARE SAMED
Officers have lx>en nam<'d for
the committee on promotion and
finance to work with tht' buildin~ 1 committN' in securing a n(>\\'
church school unit for Christ
Church by thE' SPa Tht>y aN \VU-
Liam McDonald. chairman; Uoyd
Folsom. \ict'-chainnan; Mrs Elsie
Salter. secretary; and Boad S L.
Freitag. trt>asurer.
Rev. Rolland M. Tincher of Or·
ange is the director or the pro-
gram. EUzabcth Wenk ~ill sn\'e
as the committee's of(iCt' secre--
tary on a pa_rt time basis. • • •
~'EW BAPTIST Ml~ISTER
A new mlnisttor wUI be ln the
pulpit for the first time SUoday,
to denver the wrmon tor the F\nt
Baptist Oturch of Ntowport S..ch.
He is Rev. )Urold Nichols of Kan-
s,aa. He wUl reyla~ ~v. lv~ C.
Ellis, who l.a rf'Suming fUll time
teachinc dutfH. He has been
DaJMd JllrOfeAOr of HUtory and Jt e It a lo u s Education at John Brown U n lvtoralty at Siloam
Spri!\~. 4-rbMU.
~-and Mrs. Ellis were hoa· ored at a pot·luek wppeco at tM
church oo FTtctay ni1ht and ..,.re
lft'tlt'ftled farewell e b)' tbe ~Uon. The ~ Is an~.-u. latt•f part ot this
week ucf wiU oond\lct ~ us.-1
wrvkft s~ moml.nc and eve-
nlftg u 'A'Ml u tM znkl.~ ft'l-
~ oe w.-uk; eo 'I ·
I'd hv\\ P•'l·,.,·n.:d .. md f•n,ncllll
probll"nl" 1 • • " h ,'(i t hroui;h
undl.'t>tandm_ prct) ••r ~ t8Ut:h t
111 C'hn~l .irt :"• t• nu \ t lt•nd
A Free Lecture
:"'It· • • • .. t 0 0 •••• t ~-
'Christian Science
The Power of the
Word '
by
John J, Selover. CAB.
Ott Loac Bftl.cb. <'all for8te
Member of the Board ol Lee-
ture&blp of The Mo~r Church, 'The First Olurch of auiat.
Scentist. In Boston Kasucbu-
aetts.
Lido Theatre
Thu.nday. September 4
12 Noon
~ OIIUaCH or CBJIII!n'.
ScHeU. I
~...,.... ...
CO&DIALL1' WII..('OJID
1'or
The
No. A ·111lt
NOTIC!; '1'0 CREDITOK8
ESTATE Of• CHARLES R. Mll,
LER. DECEASED.
men employed in the ex~utlon of
the contract.
No bidder may wtthdraw his bid
for a period or 60 days after the
date set for tOO opening or bids.
Langenheims Fly
East to See Son
Not&oe ls H~y Give. to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims agalllst the said decedent
or sa.Jd C'State to f1le them with
the ~ry \'Ouchers 1n the Qf·
flee of the Clt-rk of the Superior
Court of the County of Orange,
State of California, or to present
the ~'lffi'>. with thf' necessary
vouchers. to the unde rsigned at h\5
or her place of business, to-wit:
c.ro Thomas E. HeHN·nat\
1415 Coast Hlghway
Corona del Mar, California
within six mon ths after the nrst
pubUcatlon of this notice.
Board o! Truaten
Newport Beach School District
0 r8J'Ige County, California
By: JAMES D. RAY, Clerk
Publish: Aug. 14.-21 • 28. 1952
ln the Newport Harbor Ensign. •
No. A !ISM
NOTICE OF I IEARlNG OF PE-
TITION FOR PROBATE OF
WILL ANO FOR LETI'ERS
Mr. a nd M rs. Hay Langenhelm
of L.ido Isle are leaving hy plane
todlty for the-east coast to see
their son, Midshipman John Llln-
genheim . during the tradi tional
Part'nts' W~k-End at thc Naval
Academy at Annapolis. They will
~trrlvt> tomorrow (Friday) and at-
tl•nd the Labor Day week-end ac-
tivities held Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, flying back here middle
of next week.
TESTAMENTARY.
Deted August 15, 1952.
~-FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF LOS ANGELES
Ill tbe 80Pf'rlor Court of the St.att-
of Ca1Jto1'111a Ia and for thfl
Oount7 of Oraac-fl In the Matter of the Estate of
HELENE B. THW AITES De·
OCC Faculty to Hold
4-Day Work Conference
By W. W. Harper
~tant Trust Otficer
Ellecutor or the Estate of
saJd decedent.
•THOMAS £, HEFFERNAN
1415 Coast Highway
Col"'G8 del Mar. California.
AttorneY for Executor
ceased.
Notice la hereby given that the
petition of Ann E. Allen for the
probate of th(.> WiU of the above
namt>d deceden t and for the l.uu-
anCf' of Letters Testamentary to
the petitioner wlU be heard at 10
o'clock A. M. on September 5.
1952. at the court room or Depart-
ment 3 of the Superior Court of
the State of CaUfornJa In and for
Orange Coast College instruc-
tor s a nd admlninistraton; will ga·
ther at the college beginning Tues·
day. Sept. 2, for a lour-day work
ronference prior to opening of the
fall semester .
Publish: Aug. 21, 28: Sept. 4, 11,
ln the Newport Harbor Ensign.
On Sept. 2 a special meeting of
all new instTUcton will be held for
orientation purposes. The fol-
lowing day the entire faculty will
met-t to lay plans for the year
ahead.
SO'I'ICE lNVITIN<l BIDS Notl~ is hereby given that 1li'e
Board of Trustees of the Newport
Beach School Dis trict of Orange
County. hereinafter referred 'o u
the Owner . wHl receive up to, but
not tater than 8:00 o'clock p. m ..
of the 2nd day of September. 1952.
aealed bids for the award of con-
tract for t~ repair of certain
roof areas of the Corona del Mar
Scllool, 610 Carnation Ave., Ce>-
rona del Mllr, located In said
school district. Such blds t~hall ~
received in the office of the Owner
at 1400 Cliff Drive, N ewport
Beach, Orange County, Califor-
nia and shall be opened a nd pub-
licly read aloud a t the a bove
atated ti111e in the offiet-of the
the County of Orange.
Date August 14, 1952.
B. J . SMITH. County Clerk
A. K PHELPS
Attorney fot' Petitioner.
Walter M. Longmoor, president
of the Board of Trustees. will at-
t('nd the opening Faculty Meeting
to extend gre<>tings and to dellver
a message from the trustees.
Publish : Aug. 21 , 28: Sept. 4, 1952
In the Newport Harbor Ensign. Use Enaign Classified ada.
City of Newp«t Bea.c.b, State of C.WonU&
NOTIOJl TO CONTKAOTOB8 '
SEALED PROPOSALS wtll be received at the o(tice of the Oty
Clerk, City Hall, O ty of Newport Beach, CallfornJa, Wltil 7:30
o'clock P. M., on the 8th day or September, 1952. at which time they
will be pubUcly opened and read, tor performing work as foUows:
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
For Ulf' Coll.8tructioa of a Salllt.ary Sewer Mala lD Block 1, Tnct 919
No bid will be rt'celved unless lt is made on a propoMl form tur-
niah.cf by the City Engine~r. Each bid must be accompanied by cash,
oertlfted or ca~hler's check, or bidder's bond made payable to the City
of NelVJ)Ort Beach. for an amount equal to at least ten percent (10$~ l
of the amount bid, such guaranty to be forfeited should the bidder to
-·hom the contract is awa rded faJl to t-nter into the contraC1. Owner Eaeh bid must conform and be
reaponsive to this invitation. the
plans, speciltcations. and all the
othl'r documl'nts comprising the
l n accordance with the provisions of Sections rno to 1781 of the
Labor Code, the City Council of the City or Nl'WJ)Ort Beach has as·
certained the gcnf'ral pre\'allmg t'll te of \\<ages applicable to the work
lo be done as folio\\~·
Hourly Ptor Olf'm pertint>nt Mntract d o cum e n t s. ('iaMl0<'8Uon
Copies of thl' Contract Documents Ca"""n ter w~~o W•kf' 2.57 20.~ are no-.: (ln file and op<>n to pub-· ... ~ . lie iru.J)l'CUon in the said ofhce of r,·~ent Fmtsh('r ,
the Ownl'r. in ~id County ancJ Rf'~nl orcJng Iron Work<'r
S t t d may be.-ohtainf'd Ill the I Relnforcmg Iron Worker r orl'n1oJn
Ia ~e~ ~~a('('. 1 I 17 1'2C ~r hr mnr<' than Jou':m•yman '
Each bJd hall tM' madc (lUt on a Laborers. Genera l or Construction .
r ., bt• obta'M d at f'ithl'r of Operators .. & ~enders of Pne~ti~ & E lectrl.c orm . .1 j Co Tools. \i 1brat1ng Machines. & smular mcchanJ· the satd offtC£'s 10 wh ch .the n~ cal tools not separately classified herein ........
tract Documen ts are on file . C.emc·nt Dumper (on 1 Yd. or lat'lger mixe-rs a nd
11'1(.' Ownet' reserves the prlVl· dJI b lk lege of rejecting any and all bids C ~:~ ng Sh cemE"nt> ....... ..... ... · ... . .......... -..
or to waive any irregularities ~r ~~hal~s ~ker o;~; l~~~r · ' ..... ·:· · ...... · .. .
~~~Utie.~ in any bid or ln 1 e Co~;~crete Cure r-Impervious Membrane. bl~· th Labo Cod f F in(> Grad<'r IHiway & StrHt Paving Only l .. ...-.... ,.uant to ~ . r e o Flagman . .
the State of Cahfornta, th(' said Sewer Pipe Leyer tExcludlng Caulker) _ .......... ..
Board of Trustees. ~as ascf'rtained Sew£Or Pipe Ca ul ke>r 1 Using Caulking tools) ....... .
th<' general prevatling rate of f)('r Mortarman _ .......... ..
diem wa~i'S for ea ch craft ot· type Apprenli<'<' Engineer. including Fireman, Oiler,
of work.msn n~ed. to execute the Greaser .. ... ......... .. .... . ......... ..
rontracts which , will be awarded Au CompreloSor 0 f)<'ra tor
I Ill' s~~t'" ·fuJ b1dders: nnd thf':'e ConC"n-•lf' ur Asphalt Sprcading, MccharuC'a I Tamp-pr~·vaJlin~ rat~s ~Hf' ronta:n~d 10 10~ f1r Finishin g Machine Operato r
sa1d spectflcattons adopt£'d b~ the ('mwrl'le Mixer Operator pavin~ type and mo-
Board. a.nd are as foUows: b1lr mixer .
C~Ot'al-toa: ConC'rl'te Mix€'r Operator kip Type -···" ..... _ ... . F'orem<'n-AU foremen not hC'Tt'· Mat •nal Loader or Conveyor Operator .. _ .......... ..
In aeperatf'ly classified. shaU be PavC"m<'nt Breaker Operator
pnad nut IPSS than the prevail· P ump Operator . .
10~ ra te. RoUer Opera tor .. . .. Appl"'(>ntlcl'~ May be .employf'd Skip Loader Operator-Wheel Type ...... . ... ..
111 contormtty with Secuon 1n7.5 Tractor Hj-Lift S hovel Opcrator . . ..
of thfl. Cnllrom.ia Labor Code. Tractor Operator -BuJldoZ(1r, Tamper . Scraper
Ra~ or DraJt Type S ho,·el or Boom Attachments ... .
Per Hour Trenching Machine Operator . . .. . ................... .
l .. lbtH"t.•r-:, bwlding Universal Equipment Operator (Shovel, Draglinc
and unskil led 1.24 Derrick, Derrick-Barge. Clamshell or Crane) .
RoofPT foN'men 2.90 N Driv(•rs of Dump Trucks of less than 4 Yds. Water
Rooff'r 2.65 N Level ... . ........ ....... .. .............................. -..... ..
Sheet metal worker . 2.625 DriveM' of Dump Trucks-4 Yds. but less than 8
Truc.k driver. Yds. Water Level . . ..... -........................ ·
under 6 tons .. ..... 2.02 Drivers of Dump Trucks -8 Yds but less than 12
Negotiatln~t Yds. Water Level . .... .. -· .. .. .. .......... _ .. ·
Except as noted in the wage Drivers of Dump Trucks 12 Yds. but less than 16
1chf'lduk>, the rates of per diem Yds. water level . ... .. ............................... _ .. _ .. _
wages for t"ach or the various clas-Drivers of Dwnp Trucks--18 Yda. or more Water
alfications or work shall be the Level ...... . . . .. .. ... . . ... .. ....... _ ................. .
het"elnberore st>t forth prevailing Driven of Ttucks.-~Ral Payload Capacity Less
ratcc o! hourly wages multiplied than 6 Tons ........................ · ..................... .
by el~ht 18l Eight (8) hours Drivers of Trucks-Legal Pa,yloed Capacity be-
aha.ll constitute a day's work: It tween 6 and 10 Tons ....... _ ........ _ .... _ ... _ ........... -
being understood that i.n the ~ent Drivers or Trucks-Legal Payload Capacity be-that workmen art> employed Jess tween 10 and 15 Tons ........... · .................... ..
than eight f 8 l hours per day, the Drivers or Trucks-Legal Payload Capacity be-
per dlem wages shall be deemed tw~n 15 and 20 Tons ............. · .. _ ..... ,_ ..... ..
to be that fraction of the per diem Blacksmiths .. ...... .... ..... ........ ............ .. ............. .
wages herein establl!lhed that the Blacksmiths Helper ..................... · .... -·
number of hours of employment Bricklayer and Stonemason . . .... ... ...
bears to cight (8 ) hours Bricklayer and S tonemason Foreman
Overtlrne shall be paid for work ( 17 ~c: per hr. more than Journeyman)
perloTTned In exC!e\5 of the regu-Brick tender . ... .... ... ............ ............ -· ..... .
2.57 20~
:l :l>' HH~
1.94
2.14
2.14
2.29
2.14 2.12
2 04
1.94
2.24
2.12
1.99
1.93
205
2.30
2.4(1
2.18
2.05
2.25
2.05
2.25
2.18
2.50
2.30
2.38
2.50
2.02
2.04
2.09
2.17
2.37
2.02
2.04
2.09
2.17 2.20
1.83
3.00
2.02
2.625
15 52
17.12
17.12
1 8.~2
17.12
16.96
16.32
15.52
1792
16.96
15.92
15 44
16 ·HI
19.211
17.44
]6.40
18.00
16.40
18.00
17.44
20.00
18.40
19.04
20.00
HU6
16.32
16.72
17.36
18.96
16.16
16.32
16.72
17.36
17.60
14.64
24.00
16.16
21 00 lar day's or week's work and at Electrician ..... -· . .......... .. .. ......... ........ ·
.the rate tor overtime or the craft Any classification omitted herein. not less than.. . 1.75 14.00 Involved. All bids are to be rompared on the basis of the City Engineer's
HoUdays 81' hf'rrin r\'ft'rred to estimate of the quantities of work to be done. '
shall be deemed to be New Year's No bid will be accepted from a Contractor who has not been ll-
Dny. DecoNltion Day, lndt'~n-cens(.>d 1n accordance with the provisions of Chapter 9, Dlviaion Ol of
denct' Duy, Lohor Day, Armistice Businl•!lS and Profeaalona Code. Day, 'fhanksf:living Day and Christ· Plans ma.y be seen . and forma of propoeal, bonds. contract, &tid mu . If a ny or the a l)ovt' hoHdays specifications may bt-obtained at the office of the City EnglneeT,
fall on Sunday, the Monday fol· City Hall, City of Newport Bet.ch, California.
lowing ahall be considered a leaal The apedal attention of pro~pectlve bidden la calJed to t.be "pro-
hoUday. peul ~utre~nta and Conclltiona" annexed to the blan.k form 0' pro-
It ahaU be mandatory upan the poaJ. for full dlreetlona u to b&ddlnl, etc.
Contraetor to wt.om • contract ta 'The City of Newport ae.cb ~the rilbt to reject &nY or aD bldl.
awaJ'CIM. and upon aU tuboontrao--CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA
ton -'er bkn, to pay not. 1... C. K. ~ Ot7 Oe1l ~ ,:u'~":~a = =: ~~ 4.1112 a .. Ncwpwt a.rtMir D 'p
Thursday. Auguat 28, 1152
Evellillg College I
ToOpea Sept IS
ReRtatratlon (or Ora.oge Coast
F:vt•nlnl( Collf'ctt• will begin 4\l 10
a. m. Monday Sept. 8, It is an-
noun<'<'d hy Dr Bill J . Priest, as·
slstant s uperintPndent In 'charge or
adult "ducnt lon. The Fa ll Term
wUl begin Monday, Sept. 15.
During th<' 1952·53 school year,
most of the ev~ning classes for-
merly offered by Nf'wport Harbor
HJgh School are being presented
through the joi.nt sponsorshlp or
Harbor High and Coast CoUege.
Classes wtll continue to mee t at
Harbor Hl~h with the responsl·
blllty tGr the organization and su-
pervtslon of such claast>s to be
borne by Orange Coast Evenjng
College. Residents interested in
high school adult cla~ ... re In·
vitt'd to dirt'Ct th~>ir inquiries to
tht' colll'~l' ra th<'r than the htgh
schoOl.
DurinJ! thl' 1951 ·52 school year.
mort' than 4200 adults enrolled for
one or more f'OUTSl'S. Provision!'
for t he romin~ year presume that
an even lar~er segment of the
community will participate in
some pha!;(! of the instruc tional
prowam. In addition to tfle new
classt-s lx>mt: offered, additional
sections or <'xisting classes which
w ere unAbll' to meet the demand
ho \'e hcen or~aniud. .
Brochures giving the et>mplt-te
cJetaJla on courses offered, registra-
tio n proc<'durt-, and otht>r per linent
data will be mailed, to each per-
son who was enrolll'd during the
pre<:edlng semt>Ster. Copies may
be obtained by writing or callinf::
MOVDIG ••• ...... .,.....,.
t.oe&l
Coast College. I..ABGIC oa PIAU, 10118
GIVCN SAllE 0&&111
Surprise for Jane
A prrmatur(' Ci!lebratlon of ht-r
birthda y annivrrsa ry turnl'd out
to tM' s dist i net surprise for Jane
Ostrander. Dahlia A\'t'. Corona
df'l M nr lao;t TI1ul"l'day Jan!', who
was srJendJnJ: 1 ht> day a 1 a girl
rn('nd':;, "'II~ ('(I lied hOm£' (0 dis-
CUSS thf' CAmp that shr j, at·
tt>ndm.c t hb.. "'•···k whf'n t tw rrsl
bi rthda~ annJ \t·r-,ary occurs.
••• aael 8TO&AOIC
''We IIO"\'e Wltll U.. W~
AGENTS JPOit LYONS
On.her arrhaJ o;ht> found a tn'flUP
of fn f'nds ltnd mAny PI <'Srnt~ 10
grl' I h t'l CUl'"'-" lndurfNI zx..
ni".P Nlll'"· Jun.• Ellloll, Cerinj C'!'N'I)'. C'arol Donnr, Grt>l! Wri~h1 ,
Ftt-d Stillin)...'l>, Mikl' Driscot. Rot·
Ue &rcume snd John Bruning.
1966 !{arbor Blvd.
Ceeta ·-B.t:.eoa lft'7 or 11'71-M
Why hold on to that use1eu-to-
you article. Try the want ada.
U GAL NOT1Ciri U GAL H01'1C'
CITY ·OF NEWPORT BEACJI
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
~OTICF. TO CONTRACTORS
.!'EAI .F:D PRO~SAL.S wi.U be received at the of!lce of the Cit)'
Clerk, City Hall. Ci ty of Newport Beach, California, until 7:30 o'clock
P.M .' on thE' 8th day of September, 1952, at which time thPy wUJ be
publicly OJK'n<•d and read, for performJng work as follows:
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. OAUFORNlA
For the Re&arfadac of Oertala
S trf'flt-8 bl Corol&& clel liar
No bid "1'l hf' rr<'elved unless it is made on a proposal form fur·
I nl.sh~ hy tht• c·if) ~nginc-er. Each bad must be accompanied by cash.
<·<:rtiftN:I .''' wc:hwr ,. che-ck. or bidder's bond madr pn)abk-to thf'
City of ~'''l•url R~>ach. ror an amnUilt ('Qual 10 at lt'asr ten perce11t
110~' ot th•• ttmount brd. s uch ~uarant)• to t)(' forff'itrd should thf'
blddl'r to v. hom the contract is awardl'd fall to l'nlf'r in1n tht> ron·
tract.
In accordanCi! with the provisions of Sections 1770 to 1781 of thE'
Labor Codf'. the City Council or the C ty of Newport Reach hiUI ascer-
l tained thf' ~enrral PN'VaiUng rate of waJ!(>!' applic-ablt• to thf' work tc
be don!' as follows :
Hourly PH Dtem
Cta.tn~aUon
Cai'J'('ntror
W acf' ~aJ.-W &«l'
257 20.56
Cement Fini~h<'r . . .. . .. _
Labor('rs, Gt-nera l or Construction .....
~phalt R.nkrr a nd lron<'r
2.57 20.56
1.94 15.!52
2.14 17.12
Flagman .. .. .............................. . 1.911 15.52
Watchman and/or Guard......... ...... ..... ..._... . .. . 1.86 14.8P
Apprentice Engineer , includlng Fireman, Oilf'T.
Greasf'r . . ..... .............. ............ . .. .. . .
Air Compressor Operator ................................ .
Asphalt Plant Fireman ...................... __ .. __ .. ..
Asphalt or Crushing Plant Engineer ........... .
Concrete or Asphalt Spread.in.g, Mechanical Tamp-
Ing or Finishing Machjne Operator ... -. ...
ConCTete Mixer Operator -Paving T.YPe and Mo-
blle Mixer . .. ........................... _ ....................... ·-··· .
Concre te Mlxer Operator-Skip Type ...... ,_ ...... _
~:~ ~~~~:::. ... bt.cl~g ;m).· "type · of
Power Blade . .... . ........................................ .
Pump Operator .... ........ . .. ........ ....... .... . _ .. ..
RoUer Operator ........... -................ -. ..... . ..... .
Tractor Operator-Bulldoze-r. Tamper. Scraper.
or Dreg Type Shovel or Boom attachments
Trenching Machine Operator ..... _ ................ .
Universal Equjpment Operator l Shovt'l. Oragllne
Derrick, Derrick-Barge, Clamshell or Crane I..
1.93
2.~
2.1:5
2.30
2.3()
2.40
2.18
230
2.43
2.25
2~
2.30 2.38
2.5()
Drivers of Dump Trucks of leAS than 4 Yards Wa·
tl'r Level ....... -..... -.. -· .................... :..... ..... 2.02
Any claAAification omitted here\n, not less than 1.86
15.44
16 4()
17,2(1
18.4<'
18.4(1
19.2(1
lT.-fol
18.40
19.4-4
18.00
18.00
18.40
19.04
20.00
)6.16
1488
Engi.neer'f All bids arc to be compared on the basis of the City
••stlmat!' of Qu&n tities of work to be done.
No bid will be accepted frQm a Contractor wbo has not been h·
censed in ~~~cordance wtth the provisions of Chapter 9, Division In of
Buslnes.c: snd Professions Code.
P lans may be seen, and forms of proposal, bonds, contract, afld
SJX'Cifi<'atloru; may be obtaint'd at thi' oftiCf' of the C\ly.Enginl.'(!r, Cfl ~
Hal\, Newport Beach , California .
The special attentlon of p1'06pe<:tlve bidders is called to the "Pro-
po!ltll Requ.lrementll and CondJtlons" anncxed to the bla nk form or pro-
pot;ttl, for full dJrt•ct.tons 8.8 to bidding, etc.
Th<' City of NC!Wl)Ort Beach reserve. the riJZht to reject nny o r all
blck. CITY OF NEWPORT BF.ACH, CALlFORNlA C.K. PRIEST, City Clerk
Qty of Newport Bee.ch
State of Calf.foml.a.
Dated: .Auplt 2S, 1952 • ~: AQI. :M aDd Sept. 4, 1.112 ID ,. Newport Harbar ~-
Tlaunclay. Augut 21. 1852 .... ,.
*HA ....
BUILDING
AS AN ACCOMMODAnON to merchants
and other customers over the long week-e nd
caused by LABOR DAY next Monday, this
' bank will be open from 10 to 12 SATURDAY
August Budding Permit
Total Near $400,000
About $115.000 ln building per-
mits were lssued during thl' past
week. br1ngin8 the-August total
close to $400,000 as thl' month
was about to end. IncludNt among
the week's permits was an $8,000
service station at Poinsettia Avl>
a nd Coast Blvd. ln Corona d€>1 Mar
Following permits .W(>re issued
during the pa~t w£>ek :
Newport H"'IPtt~
M a ry Prince &II. Balboa Lsland,
5-room, 1-story. 1-unit dw(•lllng at
547 Riverside. $9,800.
Pelicaa Is Olf
Cyril B. Nor ris, alterations at
543 San Bernardino, $300.
Robert W . J ensen , Costa Mesa,
6-room, 1-story. 1-unit dweiUng at
526 Westminster and also at 530
Westminster, each $10,000
Corona ck'l MAr
Ralph McKt>e, Glendale. 6-room.
2-story, 1-unit dwe!Jing at 219
Goldenrod, $16.000.
Home Ct-11 Co.. Anaheim. ser-
vice station at 21 4 Coast Blvd .,
$8,000.
D. H. Hall, 118 Marguerite, 3-
room, 2-story, 1-un.it garage apart-
ment at same address, $2,500
Belle Wight and R. F . McFalT('n,
2-room. 1 -~tory. 1-unit dwE'lllng at
714 Marguerite. $4,500.
Oa Island (raise c. s. ct::~::, 1rS:~nget~>s. 4·
room, 2-stor y, 1-unit dwelling at
I Ptmny and H . Blair Johnston 1229 AJ:ate. $5,600
left Wednesday aboard their 37-lA's Eade. car port at 118 Gar -
ft. ketch, the Pelican, for a 9-da> net, $750.
GUIDI*
IBarllor Draftbag
I SERVICE
406 c-.t N. -HA1W 1447
COlONA oa WAR I Ectwetd 0. w-..,-.._ 0. 0... "---··-·---
"'hnedkr
T'he
Sip ..
HA.rb« 17
4UN.~CDW
UAIIS F. HOlES
• ~" ,._'fU.& LOAN
CozwtructioD Locme
so;o -20 Yean
MD BOll 8A 'I"''LDl
RepreeenUne
Polri• lortcac• Co.
MORNING. Auquat 30th. vacation cruise among the Chan-Fred Warren. 219 Onyx. add bed-
ne1 Islands. Blair is a na\'igator room, rough-m for bath, $1.600 .•
for the Flying Tiger Airline and Bast! 'JV.ist. se<:-ond story room ~~~~~~~~i;~~~g
mak es re gular tr ips between Los at 122 Topaz, $700. •
Angeles and Tokyo on OC4 ship:< Bt>~()n Bay I
* * *
NEWPORT BUBOB BANK
Member F.derel Oepo.lt lnsuruc:e Corporetio~>
Penny teaches kinder~arten m the W A Tobias. Balboa Lo;land, 6-
Laguna ~ach school systE'm. room, 1-'>tory, 1-unit c!\\dlint{ at 24
The Pelican is no s(>('edboat. Yawl Rd Sli.:>Oo
havmg a beam of H ft. It 1:.. how-l.ldu l..tf> I ever. a comfortable. sea\\Orth} J H Brur:-o t • l't~mplPtl· <t'r ,.
boat, bt.•m g a copy of the Spra). tJon w tnt. raua o.~dchuon to front of
I in which Captam Joshua S locum dw(·l 'tnl!. '7:!•• \'n l.tdo :"oirord. S10,-
made his ~8.000-mile trip ~in~o;ll' 1 000
.. :.tnded around the world. ( orun:a lli&:hland"'
I --~ Howard P·trk••r t•nclUM' t~olr<'h
Ensign Want Ads bnog Results at 420 Do• Sot,, To rr;H'l' S451l
'.Yant ads make e veryday Uvtne 1 &'• Sbores
0 + 6 • • • • 0 e • 6 • e 0 •• 0 e • • + • • e ••• e 0 0 • 0 eas1e r . M any a want 11 . ft.lled R H F:rnrtt~·t 1 Los An.:~J ... , 4_ ~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~-u~g~h~~-e~o_t_a~~~-~---~~~~~i r~nl, 1-~to•r~ 1-unJt ~Piltn~ 3t
UCAL Heme~; U GAL NOTICS U~ I'QTI C\ 2581 Arbor Dr . ~13.840
d 1 d b d d h Portrr Sandau car port (I 1 .?ilil F . M. Robinson e n e te nl'ss an ot er rE'-extent wp de.-mrd appropriate, ob-Circle Dr .. 5i50
DIEHL AND COMPANY latl'd statPmo•nts. 1 tainlc'd information and t'xplana-Balboa
W. A. Batzle -B. B. Evans The scope of examinatron con-1 tions from ofricial.s and employ{'(>S A. D. Uttleton, awning at lll9
CERTIFIED P UBUC sisted of Vl'rillcation that all rP· nf the City but did not makp a dP-Bt>l v0,. Lune, S2:lfl.
ACCOUNTANTS corded depat tmf'ntal n.'t'<'ipls wen· tailed audtt of all tran~al'l tons John Prt>:>ton Dunla\'y, ~I'\\'POr .
3722 Tcmth StrPf"t I properly accounted for and a con-Our cxammauun was madt• mac-6-room. 1-stOr), 1-unit d\\PIItnl! 81 KaH•rs•dc. Calif\)JTIId ftrmation that all withdrawals of cordance wllh .l{t'nL·rally acet•ptt'<i 2035 .Miramar S9000
Aui{Ust H . 1%~ City Funds wPrP made upon ap-, auditing standards applicable m ·
Tbe Ctty <AAulcll I proved demands supportE'd by can-the d rcum.-.tanct•s and inc 1 u d <' d
('lty of Nt-wport ~b ~lied warrants, bonds or coupons proct'dures \\htch wt> coru.tdt•rt·d I M A T T B E S S E S
~ewport ~ch, (.'alll ornJ• paid throU)(h 1 he office or thP Clt.y nc<'t'ssary. An ··xamination has
r,.•n tl,..m• r Treas ur('r. Examination of tht• bl't•n madt> J)('rtodJcally throu~huut
In ac~o:< ro.11 .u with >vu1• 1n_•nruc-r£>ceipts and di<;bursements in l'Oil· the year with quarterly r<'ports lw-.n~ \\o luo\o· mttdr• 111 t•JdJI •'X-nection wrth tht> 1911 Act llond ing filed.
uninatar·n 'Clf the al..'<'utm•-. rtnd r4'-Asst?ssment &Cl'Ount of thl' City ' In our opmion. based upon 'uch
c:-1rW. ot uu· Treasurer \\It~ conftned to a \t•ri-examination. tht> accompanyrn~ ('X·
CITY o t · '(;\n •ouT n &\CH fication that tht.' City Treasurer hibits and schedules correctly s•>t
t•Jr thP tlS4':tl \'Par l'ndin~ J une 30. had cash on dl:'postt rn the bank in forth thE' financial condition. rt'·
l.aaenprtq -Co&toa
Foam &abber
~r Shapes
NEW-U:BClLD~O
COST A MESA .,_.ATTlESS CO
21 10 ._..,.... ...... ·--1061
1 ~2 and ~ut.niu h•·rew tth 1 rt•por1 11 n amount equal to the bala!lccs ceipts and disbursements a n d
'lhOWlm v1 •• f•nanciRI M nrt11 inn 01 !lhown on th(' ri.'COrds mamtumcd bonded !nd btedness or thr C1ty , L u M B E •
the CJI ..-,, Junt.' 30, 1952, thl' 1 fr~m 1911 Act accounts o f tht> 1 of ~ewport Bt•ach at a nd fur thl' Oft
C'liSh 1•ct>i)'t• and c:lisbur:J(•ments l City Trt>as ur('r. Pt'rtod l>latl'd. I
1 Jr tht-la:;<·~tl yt'ar end,..d that da te, We examined or tc.;t('d account-~ RI"Spt.'l..'tfully submtllt'd. 1 LUXB£8 ItO E.
tli'{Plht • ~ •tl. u statt.•mf>n• H &nJ-in"{ record-. b} methods and to tht' DIEHL A.'\;D CO~lPA:"Y
-F"l'ND."'
f i EN Eft.'\ L .. T:\'D~.
Unapport ior"d Fund
Gc>n{•ral Fund
Cur a • nt t-:.xpo·nse
SJX~l8 Fund
Wat•·· Fund
Librar) FUild
AdvPrtisin~ Fund
Park M.arntl'nanct•
Vehtcl{• TrAfric Fund
CITY OF XEWPOKT liEACtl
TATEMEST OF COXOITION 01-~ tT~'DS
Jwa~ SO. 195~ .
Tntndt•r"'
JuJy I. 1951 to• t'rum-
1.$ 116.841 -$452.604 41 s
-0. 401 .31'15.93
240.903.72 • 8 ut~m7o
37,621.721 • 136.()() 1 51
126,422.21 -14R 121 35
17.040.18 • 19.747.72
13.042 44 • 15.681.71
3.869.3.") • 11.034.47
. 0.-J<l.AA.i 66
July I , 1951 to Junt> SO, 19/'it
Bablnl'o•
~<'••ls't" Ol!lhur'Wnll'ot. ,Jnn•' Sn. 1 ~52
452.962 73 s :? IX 19 ·~ 7 Ill l
401.3ffi 93 0 II I)()
12 991 69 245.~l) i3
:.!13,318 99 12'..!. 90 12 1AA.~M
:.?96,JR7.26 123A33 36 1;) 1.1)54 7ti
2.2M23 21.17·1 93 17.~3.211
0 23.898 r;t 4.825 f\1
0. 1 J.SM li 31S.6.)
3 l.6R5 66 n (l
WELCH'S
READY -MIXED
CONCRETE
BEacon 6547
NetorpOrt Blvd.. Coeta M-
Oraap 1881 -KJ 1115
Co1crete Work
of All Kinds
FLAGSTONE FATIOS
BLOCK WALLS
• FREE F.STIMA TES •
Chas. Warren & S01
8Eec<Mt 5110-J • HA.r!:oo• t012.J
22 I ) Newpori Blvd. Coste ._._
SA.T.& to S
SUN. 9 to 1
Parkin~ Fund .... 29,704.68 103.08 19,170 72 6 39196 42.377 :J6
C.D.M Statl' Park 1.633.65 -(), -12,542.8.') 3.\01 iR 11 .oi~ n
In Lll·U Tax F und -().-60.061.97 60.06197 II 0
.::;ta t•· Liquor Li<X'nst> Fund -0.-17.66..3 75 17,663 75 0 0 Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
.:iewl'r Treatment Fund 16.197.46 • 33.Z74.72 3.551.61 37.03198 1'l.~l.81
Property Sales 490.88 -{},---0 378.05 11:! 83
Payroll Fund .. 1.000.00 • 666,474.93 1.1100 00
666.474.93
0 0 $412,566.01 -s 80.728.32 -$1,513,731 70 $1,166.129.04 $679.440.35
I~Tt:.KEST AND REDEMPTION F UNDS:
General City Bonds .... $ 30,550.78 • $ 48.156.96 -.-Q.-59.960.00 18,747.74
M.I.D. Bonds ....... 3,559.07 • 5.!l50.61 ~.-7.48000 2.029.6-R
1915 Act Bonds-Fully Paid -0.--453.25 4.53.25 -0.--0.-
1915 Act Bonds . 2.130.30 • 4,291.27 5,026.02 1.395.55
ToUJ latuMt aad
RedempU• Fuads 36,240.15 57.945.59 453.25 72.466.02 22.172.97
Sped&~ .... : 54.83 26.769.21 19,500.00 ---0.-7 .214..38) State Gu Tax .....
Employee Retirement 10,185.23 • 49.551.94 47,823.40 92.~.20 15.122 37
1940 Pier Bonds ....... 1.007.95 -0.---0.-1.057.95
Withholding Tax ······~ ·-·-.. 66,908.78 66.908.78 -0.-
Ina~ ........ .. 9.642.65 9,642.65 -0.-
Total Spedal r.c1a 11,298.01 22.782.73 143,874.83 168,989.63 8.965.94 -------------
Total.,._. $460,104.17 $ ~.-$1.658.009.78 $l ,407,5M.69 $710.579.26
Publiahed ln accordance wtt.h Section~ or ~ Govel'IUDel"'t Code of the S tate of California. C. K. PRIEST
City Clerk of the O ty o f Newp>rt BNch
LUMBER -BUILDING MATERIALS
--~--
You Can Do Better at
THE
Daniger Furniture Co •
OOIIPL&'I'& 110.. J11a10811Dl0.
BEacon 5656 1812 Newport Bm1
008TA 11184
. -------- ---
Page 11
Nancy Helen Wilson Wed:s llluaF.M .. r ,
TheodoreWiUardMartin Jr. OILIUidebles JACKSONS
' Bom ln ~land. for .0 ye&n a LA-IOJU• White for the bride and pastel brldeiJ'OC)m Uves at 228 Ag~te CaU!omla relident, and a dtizen ,nl
Jhadett for her attendants set the 1\ve., Balboa Island of Lido llle for the put 12 yean,
coloT scheme for the wedding of Mr. Wilson esoorted his daugfl. John Franda Murphy died Friday
Miss Nancy Helena Wilson to ter to the altar. Her gown was a at S L J oseph Hoepltal at the a~;e Balf Bo
Theodore Willard Martln jr. at 7 p . ~l~rlna lenJt,h. white brocade of 81. Mr. Murphy Is survived by ar
m. lut Friday at Et. Andrews wfth a lone sleeved Jacket. She his widow, Mrs. Loulae Murphy of
Presbyterian Church. carrl~ a colonial bonquet or white 124 Via Udo Nord; a brother, Ar· La d
Rt>v. James Stewart performed carnations, whJch accented the thur Murphy, and a sister, Miss gn p
the double ring rites uniting the Wl\ite Ooral decorations of ~e Emily Murphy, both of County ~·
daughter of Mr. and Mn. Th~ ch\ll'dl. Cork, Ireland dore W. Martin or WhtttJer. The Dressed In pale yellow dress with Holy Rosary was recited Sunday A
blue flowers. OUve Dengh&Uien of evening at Grauel Chapel, Costa W'
Give lastractiou
Oa Begiltratioa ·
Costa Mesa served as matron of Mesa. and mass was celebrated at
honor. The bride's coualn, Myrna 9 a. m. Monday at Our Lady of
Martindale of Beverly HJlla, wore Mt. Cannel Church, Newport, with
a pafe pink dress and carried yel-Rev. Stephen Kiley offldatiJlC. In-
low flowers in her role u brides-terment wa.s at Holy Se~cher
maid. Eleanor Ragan of Balboa Cemetery.
Island was the other bridesmaid ------
F ormal registration will be held dressed In a pale blue dress with William Citta Named
at Orange Coast Colleee on Mon-plnlt flowers. As rue Inspector
OPEl •••• e
I
day. Sept. 8. In the Library build-The groom's brother from Ore-
inj!(. Students whoSe names begin gon , Thomas Martin. served as
with the letters A through M are best man. Ushers were Jack Os-
to re-port between 8:30 and 11 a. good of Buena Park and Dick Kra·
m .. and the N through z group mer of Balboa laland Music was
will register between 1:30 and 4 furnished by Gladys Schuster at
WHUam Citta. m ember of the
fire department for the past three
rnonths, has been nained tire in·
spector. a s assistant to Fire Mar-
shal Phil Hayden.
706 COAST BLVD.
IIE&.I78 A REMINDER from
pretty Pat Coasebnaa tbat. Sept.
l! wtJl be tltfl irld tM'lUOII Opt'GU u lite Saata ADa Doaa llltlflt
Mexico City Poly lll all "lllt.eraa-
Uoaal fooU.U elaaelc" lD tlae
Saata ADa Bo\rl.. The game u
~ by tbe Orange Coaaty
LIJIAC orpabatiOL Tbe Dou
wU1 be faclaC touch oppotllt:loa.
beea.-e tbe Mexico City tMm
bout. • rflC!OI"'d of oaly two de-
,_ .... tbe Jut three yean.
p. m. the organ and later at the plano,
Students are urged. to see· a and Dorothy Newberry, soloist.
counselor for an interview before Aunts of the bride, Mrs. Ed-
registration day to arrange for ward Martindale and Mn. R . S. Roes, poured at the reception pre-reglatratlon examinations and which was held in the chur c h to work out a program of courses. wdlJ The prospective student thus re-lounge with Women's A ary
ceives lndlvidual attention. which members of the church aervlng. Mrs. Wilson reeeived in a navy will be impossible on Sept. 8, and s~r frock with white accessor·
I
he will also reeerve his place in ies and an orehJd corsage. The
classes. which may be closed to groom's mother wore a pink knit
latecomers. suit compllmented with purple ac·
• Counselors on duty during Au-cessories and an orchid corsage.
P P nd B b S gust are Dr. James W. Thornton Tbe bride wore a light brown 0 a a y on jr. of Corona del Mar and Donald flannel suit and dark brown ac·
B h T l.ler Bridgman and Dudley Boyce ot cessories. when she and her new Ot TatJe S Costa Mesa. husband left for a honeymoon trip
Harbor Area students will eon· to Las Vegas. Yellowstone. Mt.
MOVE TO THE HEIGHTS Mr. and Mn. Harry Welch have
moved from their long·tl.me reel·
dence at 309 Montero A>n., Bal·
boa, to their newly buUt home at
700 Beacon St., Newport HeisJlta.
Corona del Mar
Ample Parking
Front and Rear
A· I PLUMBING
Major George B. Parker and his
son. ~month-old George R. Park·
er. are both travelHng men. Their
home is 618 Goldenrod Ave., Co-
rona del Ma r. where they live with
Mrs. (Major) George Parker and
little Miss Roxanne Parker, age 4.
Major Parker has travelled to and
rrom Korea by air and while he
was there he n ew 123 jet airpla.ne
missions over enemy territory.
Unue to play an impor tant part 1 Lassen, San Francisco and the
in the lJfe on the Pirate campus as I California coast. The new Mrs.
as fhe new school year opens Martin attended Newport Harbor
Wednesday, Sept. 10. The student High School. Glendale Coll ege and
prE'sid<'n t is Paul I....ce of Costa Long Beach State College. The
Mesa. Other S tudt>nt Co un ci 1 gr oom graduated from Whittier
members from the Harbor Area High and Santa Ana Junior Col-
Le ... • ·--BEAOON all IIUIIi IU Au., Newport .....
While he was in Korea. baby
GE-orge wa~ born in Coldwater . Michl~tul, and then came back horllf' to Newport Harbor to waH
for hi~ old man to come back from fl~hting the war: Immediately
upon Ma jor Parker's arrival state·
side, the family packe-d up and
went back to Michigan to visit
everyone. Now they are home and the
Major ia stationed at El Toro. but
young George Is s tacking up his
three cross-country trips against
his Dad'i 123 missions Pop bad
it rougher. though. he got caught
by a f:: of shrapnel on the en-
Cl1 t u.ne. and was sent to
a hocpital in the Orient just
shortly after Mrs. Parker left the
MIchI g a n hospital with baby
Grorge.
Tickets Available Here
For Pythian Sisters Fete
are Mikel Burns and Joan Larson lege.
of Corona del Mar; Carole Adajr Among the pre-nuptial aHairs
and CoUeen McOe""ott of New-was a shower given for the bride
port. and Paul Alexander Ghmn on Wednesday of last week by
GrifCith and Bill Pence of Costa Eleanore Ra gan of BAlboa Island.
Mesa. Jack Davis of Co!'ta Mesa
will keep a photographic record of
all college activities for the Bar-
nacle. s tudent newspaper, and the
Log, the student annual.
Among returning Harbor Area
athletes will be Jack Meeks. Bob
Patterson. Ronald Quarry. Bob
Van Orimlen. Glenn Grttflth and
David Petersoo.
Of the 700 s tudents expected for
the open1nc of the tall semester.
more tha.n 150 are residents of the
Harbor Area.
District Manager Named
By Pacific: Telephone
J . L. RJehards, who has been
manager of the Riverside exchan&e
I for Pacific Telephone since 1939,
has been appointed as new <Ustrlcl
I manager of the San Bemirdino.
Riverside and Orange County ex-
Jack Lewis of CDM
Promoted to Captain
A Newport Harbor man. now
serving with the Marines in Ko.
rea. has been promoted to the rank
of captain. according to official re-
leases. The Ceptain ls Jack Lewis,
who Uves at 705 Narcissus Ave ..
Corona del Mar . He ls aemng as
a correspondent with the Public
Information Section of the First
Marine Aircraft Wing at a for-
ward airbaae.
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rickets fo r the Harbor area for the headquarters.
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I It's big in your life ... small in your budget!
Mind if we take a moment to discuss our share in your
household budget? your electric service costs you less
than 1~1o of your total budget. That's less than
$1.50 out of each $100.00 you spend. And taxes
take 38c from each $1.50 you. pay for electricity.
Those are averages, of course-but you can aee that your
;o actual cost of ~tricit11 has been even lower than you thought!
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